The Sun. — London, England, 1817-06-26 00:00:00

- ~w y 1 4 . _. :.-.; • . NVIVIIIER '7740.] . . LAST WEEK. POYAL ACADENIY, SOM ERSET-PLACE. ()TICE it ittireliV giurn, th.st !he EXHIBT ,,,,_ TION of the ROYAL ACADEMY . will FINALLY ‘,""E oit'SATURI) kl.' N1i...x.T 4 the 'Bth Instant, at Seven 4(1 04 precisely. • ' * s Odolission (every Tray from Riglit'o'Clock till Seven) One illg• Catalogue Cole Shillinz. HENRY HOWARD. R. -1. Secretary. ~,Et x bilfitors are re nested to send for their Work% on Tues rY 110 1;4, or Wednesday the tld of July, after Eight o'Clock 411 th e m . . , (mow. ~... .• ' • P:ICTI/.II,LING-OFFICE, June 20, 1817. TRH MUM ISS lONERS far IC TU:I LL IN6 pt 114 arafEsrrs a'o hereby- give Notice, Tuesday, the Btheir.lttly next, they will be ready to rcnders in writing (seated np), for 'certain Qttatt it'! prime lIVISI-03EEr and PORK (cured in the last 4 ", and CQ la (tine It in hia Arai !Icons , Tierces,' and Natty t I ,7 " C il) s lag cicteeding .in..the aggregate Three Thousand : 41 of each species; to be delivered by'lltf 3Lq day of int 4 Air Majesty's rictisalling Stores at tt ' tJ lJ 7 urel and to be r ai c t lc). by Bills payable, without 14.1- '" 1 , sixty days after. date. - • 4 ° Conditions of the Cqntract may be seen at the Se t'"Qi'' Office; ' 4l X° Thigicr for a l'etts.Quatility than to the e xtent of Two Tiercfs of each Speties will be accepted ; nor will r"; Toed be had to an in Which the Price Jball not he inserter lestgth, or that shall not he delivered to the 11 " rtt One o'Cloch on the said Tu esda y , the Bth if 4 411 ' 431 , no.naless the Person Who makes elte Tender, or i '"Lo Pirson. on his behalf, talon& t , . answer when called 1". , VICTI7II,LI_VG. OFFICE, June 17, 181 7 . COiItIAIISSIONEPS for VICTUALLING • .114.1ESTrS l'1" the hereby give 4 Yot lee, That , 4 . 7 'aeSday,.thejthaiValy nett, they will be ready veceire 7 N!!ers i.r writing (neared up), and treat for the Supply .of 43 1 FIiFSII BEEis may he reguirid for' the lac ti hts 4 1;1 • 1 ' 41 .V 1 . 3 mud l'essels Stranraer and Loch Ryan, on 0 1:Scutlo ad, fur Twelve -Calendar Months, filtat. Me °.3 ' l 4 :1'44 next. The ,!,1 the Contract ;nay be seen at Me Se, i7tl "Y' s 0 11icy 5 at this OS re ;' or by applying to the Collector Easionas.at Strunraer. regard will be had to any Zwier in which the Price that! "1 be i'""led l'l'ords,at length, or that shall not ittlivesed la the Boarti before One o'Cloch on the said Tut illaY; the nth of fah, )e.rt t :nor uldels the P"1" Who ira4e s the Tender, or some person on his behalf, 04lenna So ansuirr when called for. . 1 : 0474 Tender must also be aecosapamied by 4 Letter signed go hen rcal ronaible Persons engaging ber,aine bound h .per i4e /12:.:maliutondering, in the Penal Sews of 500 1 . fur th e flue °f 14e Couttaet. tirJune 2s* iR I 7- 1 11::: COMM fSSIONERSfoe Ills .31.4.11e5T1"S N4l"'Y du Aerebg glee ;Vallee, Mat 11?1 21,1 1 day, die Bth of Jul , / nevi, th,y will be ready to re- Teratera in writing . ,I.ealrti up;, and treat for TW() `IONDREI) aunt Fir I.IIALDItONS of COATS (each El enldrdn to (twist Thirty-six Bitsi.els`, Iliinchestermea 'l% :.(tfinte'ry' the/allot:nag qualities, tVi‘l 'Vicar)? Vano Traipest's liden Main, litisicll's sle~in, , • 110Oroc Moor Main, or ;CAvirbottic b ou rne Moot. Hosp i tal -4) 6 c (fr!ivered into Carlson the Jetty nf the Royal Hosp i tal , ilit 1 4stor, near tosp , ort on nr before the gist day of disgust torn •; Ilia to he paid for by .1.1411 s payable, withoat Interest, ' gYs after ,date.• , • 1.41 ' .Conditions, sif -the contract Fay. be seen at , Me Sc. enirtar ' J, 9 * (1 .15". e, at this Of cc, or by app' to the ,lkent of 4-10,1,. ii, I „o,pitaL . . . . N 0 • iii'ity *ka t : I 'itard will be had to any Tender its which the • • 4 wit 'h e i,,, ede d b, wnrds at length. or that shall.sint %;I:l,i''"eil to the Board before One o'Clock mi. the said maici ( " l .l , the AM of July next 3 nor unless the Person who lim,„ e 'fit . Tehiler, or avow Person on his behalf, attends, to el' when called thr. Fit. ADD PREVENTER. Conote rac t t l i e many attempts that are daily taSdn To • - to the. unwary a Spurious Composition tdAtti.l_'lthe GENUINE ISLACING prepared by DAY and th e . ' . "`4 , 'they arc induced to adopt a new Label, in which Ir Address , 07, High Holborn, thr:tced so: comtpiciiously, that they trus t an attention to ter. 4ll d the difference of them Type, which is unlike all Let enAlitc Pm - chase's at •once to drlgect the Impo ‘irr REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY an d 4, . at 97, High Holborn, will in future ho sold in Hot 'kith ' u • and is. till. each, and a C o py of the Label kit al V4lativrs. PAY and 111A11TIN, 97, High Holborn. JPtill.N.\l, OF SCIENCE AND THE ARTS, • .. 14 Elliteii at the-Royal Institu tion. 1 : ' 41 . 116 er d. will be published on the First Day of July. I. i c , ' CONTENTS :—. 'COUN'I:` of the Life and writings 01 . *. , Baron Grilyton Marvean, by Dr. Granville. . n. ( "I') Muscular Motion, by Dr. l'arr. Can the (;." •P• •- ' by J bit Bellenden tier, Esq 4,. ~, . ..011, ano :alum, u . ,.„ i.• t . 'PeAcriptom of the Valk.* of Cucuta, in South Ismer (..a, ) NI: P a h - ~‘ I cu. lquar. • a - '''' a Nrw Method of Constructing Chininies, by Mr. t'Arpli Ore n . - un. th r Account of some Experiments on the Escape of Gases 1-il u u t ,V' (:3 1 1 "ilitt v Tubes, by Mr. Faraday, Assistant in the atm., ~ „ , , 7. N ' ...",' ..ositi s axtitution. _ ~.- s .lttv re acting Elimination, by Charles Dobbage,.f.s.q... ~, .:+keith of ail IntrotivOury 1.,i , c1 ace to a Conrse I , N!l_ ' ti‘ delivered in thehmal z:al t .glc a l and Analytical Caeml-- ", W !I uti,iii ut Cireut Britain, by tiV. T. Brpiide, Esq. Sec. ,!.. , il• 0,. the torn ',.,' cause of, the Diminittion of ;he' TeMperAttlfc . " il l ti ''' ...ea, im approaching Land, or in passing o% cc Bank ~,,''' o . ecati, 1).1: hif H. Davy, L.I. U. F.R.S. 6:c. ;,,,,._ b it ' r k .l l 'ioccediligi; of the Royal S4Cietiefi of London and r. lip' ' ' • N i " ' 4 1 iSCelialteMIS-.• Remark on a Note in the .second 1./4:411)er of. the Journal of the Royal Institution, by Sir H. i, i 2 .-- ...tbrittnham Waters—Building tslaterials—On Cl.rarar. 4 1- s ,, tli . l W ll , ll vs—Mr. - Cockerell's Notes on Greece, 44 ‘,.. --- 2,"!.". t w .. 1, t 7 , -• !tattling the relative Value of Milk for the Dairy ao• J Lc . l . lleview of ForeiFil slop mats. ' , .g . ~ tat of Nirw Putaicatian.4. 1 3 illeteuro:“gicitt Diary--index, &c. tic PI i 0 , ' ,l for .lobo Murray, Albemarle -street. and w Ethtitnis of the former Numbers hare b e en printed, • may be hadi prize 7k. 6d. each. A.;,i 1,13 1 : fi Vl* ~ • ••••.:', P • '" ; : -17) ? 4 : 17 / • - 17, , t • 4 4 , L T „..; ' - r; • A,. '‘ ,' , • v. .• s . •. „ , THURSDAY JUNE '26, Isl 7. This Day Was published, in gyo, r ,prire Bs. Fd, MACBET and KING RICHARD THE H THIRD; an ESSAY. • . • By J. P. KENIBLE. Printed for JOHN Muitrio, Albeinarle-street. L. ° o ' ; oo - ° of 4 uj 2 o f . . 1 2 °1 : ° 00 8,064 PRIZES-2,3r , ,6 BLANKS,—niaking together 10,400 Tiacts ' and being Four Prizes to One Blank! UPWARIIS of 7,000 Tickets will be Drawn the First Day, !ult..' LY, when the First drawn Prize will be further entitled to TE,N THOUSAND POUNDS 1' Every 'Malik that shall be draWn on the First Day, will be again drawn on the 19th JULY, the: Second and Last Pay of Drawing, unless the Holdtr chooses to receive it as a Prize of tal.,.thas ad'ording a Dut!BLE Chatter bf Obtaiitinle thr above Cap,tals. 'rite Fir,t-dr.twn 1,000 Blanks, however, will not have this option, as they will be absolute Prizys of 101. each. G CARROLL, Stock-Broker, trmts the above erinmera tion wdl be stillicient to induce every Person who is in the habit of advt.:Wining in Lotteries, to purchase a Share in. this. state to recommend to tech ounce his old cst 7,*(7.011.NH1LL, and X 36, OXFORD-STREET, where 7;715, the last Prizttsof 30,1)001. ever drawn, was Sold in Shares. , _ t'ORTING Hutt TRAVBLLINU Gi.N I'LE- K 7 MEN are respectfully infointed that 0. FOX'S TENT AQUATIC HAIR. tiANIRROO'NS arc, by, Four Year's intentioni to the Wearing. .brought to the highest State of Pei feetion The Donate kind is nia , le into faShionahle Shooting - .flchers, and is taiiinl to posst , s4 far more requisit e s (115 the Fie l d than any other article, Tlir SitiKic is insitliS in- Lodirs'..and tientletuens"Travellittg, and °dicers' Cloaks, Driving Coals, Great Coats, c c. Zkv.,anit are warranted never to get wet through - if properly ItliVit up. They are very light iliirahle, retain but little inoktiire,• dry.quichely, wear elean,anil are not half the weight or hulk 111 Woolten Cioth, couch cooter,...yet CAn.be reinlered 1.11•Jr4 warm by if required. To in event itupoSitions, they are stamped on• the 4 , Italy ciainhrnon, King.strvet, Covent-,hard , it, ,. where they may lteimrchased, or of any of the tt'oolleia Drapers or • 'Tailors in Etightlid, Ireland, or S‘ut land. I'ItENCHNIENT THE"CtIARGES MEN'S cLarliEs, AT this pepuniAry,D4tTeLtS it is !'!1. lit ou every person to lay out their money to a drantagee,7,-A as ing of One Gl.llllOl in Four.....PAihi , Coats; rut a n d inadelit a superior and elegant style, best,:superhae Cloth,. from; 31. Ns. to 31. 1.25, ; Wats;co.,3; from Os. 19 ; , best, dOnble-milled Cassinirret - freecbvsi , from I. 65. to 11, 105..; stiperfidie 'Thorsen; froru 11. Is. to ; rt , variety of 11114514 Ouch, DrilliJean and I.C3nheent , of a pccttiiaro oo l it'Xlnre fqr tbe r present Ica Un, and climates. Stilt of liveo• complete, 41. ins. ToreigtzOrJets executed with diquncti. Nit rehantls anti those Wanting large • quantities will tool the createstsallrantage, by obliging 41th their Orders 1t;11.WORL) and Co.. Woolhm.draptrs, 183, Flvet•strcet, (our doors east of Chltneery-lano.•4tet7u l, . l. Tailors being Vept in the house, they can with . confidence - re• commend their, Articles as being of the very best qualities aod toostrerisunable charges. , PA,R:4IAIII,,,EN T. }HOllPig OF LORDS 11'• op t-va4v..14.1)z-R Pi; . • . Mr..Swann.presinted an. Account of roUs and • Dues received on the Royal Military Canal,---Pr detect toile on the Table. I he Stock Transfer Bill, and. some other Bill 4, w. , re oronght up Iront_the [loose of Commons by Sir Jones Graham, .Mr.'.Ashlsorst,'Mr. Newman, ail other Members, and-read afittt tlu to - Lord- Viscount Sidmouth laid apois the Table the correspondence ,with the .Lord Lieutenant mid Lola Chancellor of IrtJana."' rep ,tbe„ inoointutent ,to the. IDtgce ot High IA of kipperary., The Copper Tokens Bill, and the Rock Salt Bill were read a third tino: and peised. The Colliers' IVAges f,lso read a third time, and the cla6se lotto:414 . 0 by the.Earl'of l..sodardale, of which his • Lordship gave auice Yesterday, for extending the proviairms to %yolk! men employed in manufactures of steel, &o. Lord HOLLAND preserited a Petition trout the 'Freeholders and Inhabitants `ot Warwickshire, io County:Meeting 'assembled, against any further Suspension ot the Habeas Corpus., His.. Lord- ship stated, that the Petition, which was agreed to at a very numerous and respectable meeting, had been sent to-London in time' to be presented before- the Habeas corims•Sospensiou Bat passed the House, but through accidental circatustapcek, it hail !not come into- his hands.till afterwards.. He, however, no* presented it, as it .was- pos., sible the IBM might still come again antler the consideration of the Hotise.Petition read. and ordered to tie on the table. The Marquis of Lorsnowsta presented a PO tion (tom the -Managers of the Batii.Provident Institution, praying , that the Saying ,Banks,,Bill might into a Law. Lordship N aid, he coincided 'with the Petitioners lit thi s wish, so car - ns regarded the general object of the 13111,. smile ot the clauses , he thought of questionable utility.—Petition read and ordered. to lie . upon the table. - • IRELAND. The Earl of Ltvaaroot. -moved . the committal tht. Irish Insuoreation , Bill, observing ,that hail been formerly passed-for seven years, then for. three, and for two years, it Was now .onlyino-. posed fir tone year, 'in' order to give time for b r inging into operation a new system of police. • The Eat lof Dosiouotimoas remakes upon ;he manner in n hid) the Bill , as now -introduced, to the notice of their [ l ordships ~- by merely,the few, word's they had Just Lean{ from the Noble Eat 1,. who seemed to consider It almost a matter of 'course that the ConStitution in Ireland should he susPended, lie (Lord Donoughtnore) protester{ of considering in this way a question ot so Mach importance, involving as it did the applica4 tityn t`o I r eland of - a system of the utmost severity. In England' it.was well known, no ntan toidd he cinivicted of en 'offenee without the intervention 'of, two,' uries, but what was the effect of the In. , stirrection Act when applied in Ireland l that an unfortunate individual was deprivedeOf all right to OFFICE.OF THE COMMISSIONERS 14ORT1IE ISSUE OF CERTAIN EXCHEQUER BILLS, No. 35, Great George-street, Westminster, NOTICE is hereby given, that the Connnis sioners appointed by the Act of the 57th of the King, Cap. 31, for " the Issue of Exchequer Bills to .y lituited alumna, fur the carrying . on of Public Works and Fisheries, and the Employment of the Poor in Great Britain," are ready to receive applications, in wining . , for the LOAN of EX CHEQUER BILLS 'fur the several Pu ilviit rpdses Sinus w reciteelioante the said Act; and such aPplications, speey; the d . , the Works in wltioli they are to be employed, and the Security proposed to he given, are to be immediately .made, addreised conformably to the Act, " the'Comtmssioners for the Issue ot Exchequer Bills," • ut t heir Office as above. WILLIAM lIOLDEN, Secretary., ......,--.---- , -7--- ROYAL EXCHANO'F , ASSURANCE OFFICE. Established by Royal Charter, in the Reign of King George ' -the First. • ' ' . • : June, 1817. BRSONS, whose annual Premiums fall clue . on the 24111 instant, are hereby tuformcd, that Receipt= are now ready-to be delivered at the Gowning's Offices, over the Royal in awl in Pall-Mail, ;t, well as by their re spective Aitctitsin the sevcraf Counties ; aud the Parties as bored arc' requeited to fitiply for the ltenewal.of-tlaor 'roll cies on or - before ' the situ elf July next, - us the usual Fit% ti.en Days allowed for' Payment, beyond the date of each Po licy, twill then expire. ' • • SAMUEL FENNING, jun. Secvetary. *** Attendance is given, daily,. at the said 011 ic e ,, for the 'Assurance of Buildgs, G o ods, Merchnulize, and Ships, in Harbour, -in Doil, - Or rvhile nodding, from Loss: Or Da mage! by . Fire ; and also for thie Assurance of, and granting Anuttitits on, Lives. . . . N.B. File Policif.s will be issued free of Sxpeliee tiiihe As sured, : where the Animal Premium amounts to eis. or up wards. ____.......—.......................—....................... ALI3ION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY; NEW isitmuig....sTivi,Er, ENIPOWIiIiED 131 AcT OF PA ItLIAM EN 1%. CAN rm.—oNE NsunANTEs M I Dbii.ll .‘11:1t A. win expire; Unless reiiEwed A:l'llin (Idyi trom liptt It one of the advantages of he Albon Company, as p r ods the Public, that it bolds out no profession of sharing pofits with hose•it'insir yrs. Person• woo s tiller Liss, are in ttent.iitid to the ;tumult tailoredare hot to twilit: good the losses tit others ; a respamihility front which hey cupid not be free, if their Itisoratees were aceuttil'ersons panied with any prospec t of bene fi t lu time' front i i roats. inswing on the plan, of receiviiig retort's , have been ~ctualiy subjectesi to the effects" of tilt , respaiwiniity. TheC.aipany's Hato:anti .11S1 are of the tnt+st ret .onaoie description comio,,,,ion is ut,uWrd.to tin= 110100. 141111 trilling Life I&t a tncei and every fa -1144 sit ;ied. by which the interest at convenience of tinhe Public nay be involuted. WARNER. PHIPPS, ‘Sccretary. COPYHOLD ESTATE,. ESSE.. .. . . To be SOLD by 411(.11'10N, by Mr. H. 143lLLIPS, at his Great Rooms, New Bowl-street, tin Thursday, Jiily 3, at' One for Two precisely, . . . . ~ ~. .!fined A.Vaboalille Hull remarkribly Well•rontitt FARM, called LI trili ELNIS, lying compact, contain jug upward.; ot . One tluddren. and • Seventy—Acres or , rich Arable and Pasture Land; in a hi , ,;11 , state of-culture, itivnied into closes by healthy thriving hetige.rov,,,, eticirclitiA r ana a w ry ell placed ann conve nient tarns house, Office., staAes, g, oarus,istsit every .seivisite Out hoisse, v.itli warm, far . iiiliiril, And 3 I ,,,hictive Ipirilen,. of the present annual Vlllll O (ilttllZll. c,in he obtained) ot 84.itit..titi2410 luti thd River Crbocli, in the Palish of Hockley, aiheiit two wiles from Rayleigh, d o ten Iran Dalt ( way, 20 how .Romiforil, awl 35 from Lon n ; now in ih r 11 ,;,,,,,,i ,Ii of the rtoprietor, w .0 his expended 7t considerable stint in toe iinprtivinuent ot they Farm. . Maybe vii. wed by -appiying at'the'Farni, itildTartictilars inay.be bad of b‘lessrs. Watkins and Pooley,. linc4h's,. it at the Blackoy , .13 Chelmsford ; and at 7,3, New Bond-Street. . . • COSTLY FRENCH COINA, BRONZES, CLOCKS,. CANDELABRAS, BUIIL, &Q. l'S respectliilly ni,tifics, that T O-NIORROW, Jane 17, an d . several following Days, tie shall have the honour of exposiog fo or A Sale h a' Auction, at his Great Rooms 74, Nea. Bon-rco, SUPERLA'rIVELY BICH A,s'ENIIILMIE of PAttlsIAN h;LIiCiANCI.k.;S, in ancient and ~,,,h e rb Furniture, and Ma goeterie de Buhl, splendid Clocks, Candelabras, tiiiandoles, Tripods, Vases, Urns in Bronze antl'Or-inolit, fine sji. articu of Bildt Sere , An g anlcnu ' , and Oriental Porcelain, 'p tart y an unique Dinner, DriNei I, and rea ser v ice, ninon:ooy enamelled in an extensile Collec kin of Views, Private awl Public Buildings - nod Chateaus, and Allegorical sivijects, Costumes, &e. beautiful Grottps awl Figures iii limy tit, all MiOrtlllll4 of 'superb, useful, and ornamental Pot ore Pourdaiiii ies, n Tea and Coffee Egitipages, , Cabinet. Gems, P Essence and Flower Urns awl Vases,. Alabaster and Nlarbles, and the most costly and Splendid variety of &curative Vertu yet displayed for public ipspect i•ui. May be viewed prior to Sale by Cata l og ues onl y , at 3s. each, to be had at 78, New Bond-street. This Day was published,. In Royal Sen. price 18s. in boards, A TREA of the LAW of BITRA• VON •, with an Atipttsdix of Precedents. By JAM ES. STAMFORD A LOW ELL, of Lincoln's I nn , E s q Bar C rister at Law. London : Printed for J. Butterworth and Son, Fleet-street and J. Coolie, Ormond.rway, ______ Just publish - et!, pLANTA'S NBIV }lieTijiti., o f PARIS , or, The Strisnger's Guide to the French Metropois; ecru lately describing the Public Estahlislooews. remarkable Edi fices. Places of Amusement. and every other (Meet worthy of notice ; also, a nese, iptiori of she Fosviront• of Paris, and the carious Routes irons ' Pinglaini, with particular flints to Trav;4lers, tkc. Illustrated hy Mlps, Plans. Vies% s, Ike'. Sixth Edition, enlarged and Unproved, priee Ets. bOUnd. . ' EIIIbtII.I3IIIUVIVLS to the Piet urc of Paris :--..e 1. Map of France, ssith the 24. L'Ecole Militaire, Post• Roads. • i 5. Patois de Jnitiee. ..t.-Pian of the City of Paris. eti. L'Eglite des .letilites, 3.. Map of the Environs of V. Fontaine de Grenelle. Pars. - CS. L Eelise de 4. Gard of the Catacombs. 99. Theatre des ltaliens, 5. Mcuble,Place Louis, M. 'Nitre des time s. Atr.. ;11. Thatre POdeon. 6. Fagade du Valais Royal. 32. Thi&tre Frangaise. 7. Colonnade du Louvre. 33. Thir.:ltre ireNdeati. Bourse. ,;:I:,;:I: L'Eeole di thirsts - o e. B. 9. Pant hion. ;I ;. PAW, (let Bean% Ans..- 10. Palais du CorpsLegislatif. 36. Val de Grace. . 11. Loxembourg. , 37. Pala . ‘s de la Legion d'Hon li. Hotel .(fe la Monnote: • pros: t 3. 13. Porte St. Denis. 38. St. Eustache, 14. Hotel des Invalides. • 39. L'Observat-oire. ib. Tuileries, Fagade du Cold '4O. 1-talle aux BitS .1, 0 l a Cone. • . 4:. St. Etienne du Mont. 16. Toileries,Tagadedu CBts,l .12. I.yole Iluonapatte. , -du Jardits. 4d. St. Roth. 17. La Madelaine. - 44. Thettre des Jeuues Ar ia. Fontaine des Innocents.' tistes. . 19. Jilldin des Plantes. 45. St.Gertnain l'Auxerruis. 20. Notre Dame, 46. Arc de'Carousel. • 21. Are de i'Ezoils. 47. La Ville, 22. St. Sulpiee. 44'. CUlonne de la Place Vets. , dome, '23. Port St. Ma rtin. Or This Edition of- tote Picture of Paris is the most e t i ler Otte Work ou the subje ct that has aptica tcdbefor public. • .- . Loudon: Pri n ted for Sr “uutl Ceig 1), le, Strand. e I ,„ V -0 ~t ~ . ; ~'+~ r. • •I /0 tit;;e . • ,~.' E1,q1'171 . 1 . . trillfq . JuiT. tOs nrilni Ai!r ct . tot . i - a two new Offen , Cx i t; ot• found at .4 ptlet: of at imy bbnr between sun ct ui suer t :1101 tpi , I), foiind elsewhere; ',or Clis he ,hie tr,oisport. ell, and the li-wer tr tii , hint Woo tested in a Speci3l S.!ittihrtts, wh - only consiit of three ho rit`til I ~ I the rits‘i•er, tvithont !on of y, ut t tonisport* ing any listc• c,t int •-ic vt it 'ars. Upo33 a Fortner ov; to eivinit , power tho ~, , *(1.r.i,•01( ;, aC ti,w pet Lot 19 I riecl,or ,e,i) , ..itleretlsi having tw •l.i, tie - astray, by the s 'l : N:" ire ant! kit the Stale ever, felt this ;.,i , ron - „ , ti , , ; he given by . Alte Act ;,,td exe,tii,ed hi n matitler thelliost satistactory. Loth hthe Lc0,.,1 mint and die' Chief It o email lint :,1) the We. , of ittiAkitt; 11115 Si.spetis;.ni l 4 the (it 4)11' in lotto Mailer oi 14;f1 tei.,l to -it to he distinetly not , c,,t, m i t to at twine niiitistiiiot this . 0 wre, unless a Spetlat Coponittee wt;s .tppoititi..l to takell,to roo,leeroi. tints the st.Av al 1r0.0,d, atol Ebel) n r..e' shunitl be I c.'.. , nitneSstltt! pot t. of t•itictt Corniniiice, for re!iii),.i 1,11 , 1011 h. riel had intended to say a J r C , t ;114 appointment of Sheriffs in pit iv r,.• speeting . his own coonty, I .l'l l l , vriti 'out, at oil tioniileratinti,' he shott!il pt(seut v‘ni,r twoil the sithject, reserving to'l';:n-olf the 'pi iVi. lege of calling the attention of Cie question in the course of a few dlr. , . #le Lilt :it his ditty, however, to ob...erve thitt iz was , of rireat importance the i .k.ntion 3 of Gottillment •(as stated) will . ) rci t tect to rheliiv:irtil'rnenl o 1 :Jite.d riffs in Ireland, should. be leito effuct, namely, - that ths, Sheri ifs biL, T oi...„.te.i as they were in this country, wit ;tout the inter \ en. tton orthe chile:Crown— of LtVEsuioos, that die hid not Cottt,,ht•:lt,Tiecessa!yio,:. filatce ohy o keinram . 100 S 11P'311.01`9~13a, b,:cttiose he , had understood Oro whn iv.c. I eliei . t rteplitlitted with - t•fiersid , tit.iti3O of Ireland, thong' , generally oppo , ing the Yiews.pf tiosetionent, were dir , (ldelili Of Opiniod .taint tl,is stream e tilts 11l 4 - oluiely necessity. certainly was iuhriical to tb pti.iciple of this .nor did he mean to adv . itcateinealkkirci of this de. Aeriptioil, any further titan upon the ground. of their actual , necessity under unfortunate Clleittn. Ittinee3 ;: neither dul - he'rnean to,ativocate any se. •verity towards Ireland,.on the contrary, be thought the Koplo of that part of the_ United Kingdom wells entitled to every consideration for the mauncr ils .. ythtill,":they bag -borne the severe pressure of Aistst•ss' 'setting frotn:CallSes' that no . huinan iegis. `ore eoiii.'keotstroul. There hail been CrEtaitily 3, btit_ibere was nothing in them of a political el"..t actor, 'lt was his :Wish that a system of 'be. neficial . regislatibil sliOuld he applied to Ireland, and it , vvas certain that its some instances of late, it might- he'faitly doubted wheiher the interests (i.reut , I3tit4sin had not been in sonic degree saerifil4 , ll to those of 'lreland. With respect to the appoint metri 01 61041,11 e was perfectly (Hs. pose.-- that the system acted op on itt this entrntry shotthl, be extendell to lrelmitl,' Sri that it might become a matter, as here, joilicOly decided, upon. without any interference or contrOill on die,part uF the tiovermueut. Lord liot.t.AND could not reconcile to his feelings •to 'vote for this Bill, what had I)eeti.Saill t;t those hest 'Actin with Ireland agreeing in its necessity. tic could not but think that wnete . there %rasa continual resort to auch of se verity there innst he some. thing wrong in the system of t4overnment, which might to be remedietlJty enneilliStory Meant, like the present otsly tending to ti4gittvate the evil, The ittrl of LiMEßicn contended, that to„refuse to past this.Bill,:vvotAct, at the present monseitt. 'be highly mischi.erOps in Ireland. 'After a few words from Earl of Drst4onGtt -4,10/01, .itt reply, the till passed illiuttgli Coin» mittee, and svas,rspo.rted withow antentli2tlent. , SAW:CO, BANKS BILL. Their Lordships,then resolt.d into a C)inn)ittPo on the Saving4litutits,,liill, io wi itch f..ord Reties " Sale, attori,ttotne prillatoky obserrotions, moved a number of Amendments. These st'el'e., 'r converiatian,.in avlrich the LOrd Chaneelkir, Lou) . Dyttevorvagal the Marquis of l,ansitowne partici. , , paced, agreed to by,ttie c ! illitilitlee pro. Anna, in (*filer' to their ,being with a view to fttt• titer. torsaiderati-on. ,The House, then rontßed, A l it- ordered tha as.amended, „to he, printed, .. • . The Bari OF povottctHMo i zir.Vrc notice, that be should on Tuesday next bring :tortratiti a mo• :Hon relative to, the mode of appointing Sheriff's in' 'retail:l(l,llnd nines(' that the Lords . be Sunintotted for.that day, which *as ordered aCeordingly. Adjourned till to-morrow, • HOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr. MAIIERLY glee a notice for next Session on the Irish Limp and Flax Tratie. Mr. 13LACKIWItN presented a Petition frees the Pu tiitl ha.. cans anti rtretvvratit Preiton, to Lancashire, against the fur Itrgolatiog Euige The Hope weal, into a Comtnittire on the Stotrellottlee Act ; rt'port to- dborrow: r , MCKIN:BON presented RPetition from certain Tradese Wellington, in Somersetshire, fur remedies' in the mode of muscling Smell Debts. CIitNtNEY-SWEEPtit , ; , Mr. BENNETT ruse in betvilt of is humble body of individuals. whose situation was soch• as to demand legislative interference. A Hill 4tad for. me tly beet' passed for the regulation of the track of chimney-sweepers, as it vas called) but dm ~: `.~ r .