The Sun. — London, England, 1817-06-25 00:00:00

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A / .....,.., ....... „ Itl , H # . l ~.,4 41, 1 0 5. f ::' 1 ' \ ' A ' .. , . 4. . 1. , ;,.. 5, ..A • • , . ~... . e • 10 • :. • • • ~..ifi 41 , k :V. , AIL ,,, ff i I i 11 1 \t''' Nir3futa 7739.] [PR.trr. SEVENPENCE. WEDNESDAY, JUNE '2.5, 1817. NEW. GOLD SOVEREIGNS• LAST WEEK. TIOVAL AcAnEmy;SoMEFtSET-PLACE. \MTICE is herehy given, drat the ENTMIRT. TI " "e •1° I.' NIV 'r - cADF FIN.krA,Y d ()RDAS tit.XT, the lath Instoter . o at * s I 4 Precisely, • Alrr • ' l Oll ferery . o4,frora Eight otlock till Seven) One Catalugu e One HENRY lIOWARD, LA. Secretary. h • • !MANI are recutc t ••I send for their Wtnlts on Toes- Wed iie l ic s ia} the sd of July, Mutrn;n. after Eight o'Clock PARIIIA If, N T. HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, JUNE 24. A person froni.Greenwto pr e2 o l t e( accouticl, Lvtlich +vere.laiti.wi the VORC E. The,Barl of LAUDERDALE gave notice, _that he would move, the second reading of Millar's Divorce .Bill on Friday ; and on his !notion the LOrda, were ordered to be summoned for that day. N , P ositively the List Four Nights of I:Hercule Romain s 4 IV,earance: anis, by d es i r e, for this Week only, the Lyric . 4 i I,:wo,ta,rige of THE NI tITINEEIt. , 11 , 1414 ANIPHITIMATRE (ASTLEY'S), WEST,IIN , - t ii 4 ' snitt.mum4E. 14 Ir .ihe Patrorge of their ' Royal highnesses the PIIINCF N i t ri ri ftIGtNT aad Lost of Yank'. , 1 ,. 1 . 1 S EVEN INC 4, 'Po-morrow, Frillav, and .1 ' t , atnrility, the p , ipiil ir Ei no:lrian Melo-Urnat.; of 0 1: A' t B OA, the F.N(!f•I.INTE I R Of the STEEL cAsTmt. 0 ');Z w ,h.ieli. various extraordinary Feat,: vilified NOV? Eii,%.lxtn.BLA,No, by Signor STEPkIAM , in'an'llt .' , llol t ,'.'lLE It()Nf,\INI. 'til t i t:ll4 ) .."' . ,MANiti iP , Mr. Duerow ; Clown, Mr. Brown. ri Ard l rJ .,,, - , Aitunia's unequailed Tourbilliotts, &c. on the . 1 - V ( .oin k Song, ~ iVaterloo nridge," by Mr. Herring. h IT c,incitldi. whit the littt new Lyric ela n called FIE ,N,LuTINEEit ; or, THE iNI)IA,N . RIVALS. A ttt i erreinating with a South Sea Festival. .. T,, 'ltt-prier at Half-past Eight.--Equestriart Tuition from N,lii Thre. Ict, t. Oo Monday next, by express desirei.The Ilunte , l 'fli • N • . z.. e . , 1 nvelhes which have bien - in actii , e prep:a:Lt . :on for I ,' (toe pa,t %%ill be produced in a few nights: -.....___ 3 Ofic Or Trit COMMISSIONERS FOR TLIE ISSUE OF CERTAIN EXCHMeEItaILLS• No. 35, Great George-street, IVestminster. 911CR,is hercily given, that the Commis ; t;41: in' appointed by the dt Of the 57th of the-King, hl 4 4 ,7' for "the Issue of. Exchequer Bills to a limited lq for the carrying on of Public Work, and Fisherie.,. to , e "e, Employment of the Poor in Great Brit...in," are ready 4 1.Plloi;tions wrltiti4, fot the LOAN of hX ,'"`'Cit far the several purposes ye‘jteil in the specif iqg the Sums wanted, t ,, (1 ; , , es in winch they arr to ht em oyed, and the Security h a t il " ( I tr. be anti° be intinet irately reticle, addressed , 1 1 , geT, 1 1, 111 .!Y . t r o Act, " To, tile Commis . tt.l.chrquer Bills," at Bali Office Os ere for the w111.1:1N4 HOLDES, Secretary. itatiiii.JANlT tir a Decree ot tile:ll%liGnort or. , 4)Clihnei rv, irincle in , catt4e A ii.K.II.S nizoirist AKEFtS; ItNi'll . ift ..; ~ r km-a-A.' AKy Lts, 1,, riiterly . of lioilis ..7' t t i; ‘n,.'l''. lt t'l' . ,..;t:ire l i:1 : :ie C:O . onty of h i lirtjtc.V 2,.. (i . n. ed , l, , ~.i ., , , ., miltori, in the Coality of Snsi'vx, .E'sqll)le.i. , ~,‘,,ls,:r e t r i : v l ll , en lor 11 4 , 14.1 t the iati jilt . . of Deeintorkci'. ll4l °P.,l . ., N) ‘i,lslt-Itx(' corn,' in mid i.r,,ve their Debts beforli;t4i.‘ lll,l . ll . lk . ct7C' ',:q"kir si s. uneof the, Nl,talcrs of the suit (mart, litf,: ; ' ..:;,: i* .;: l ' ' i i it t l f4 , 4 l , tt , titailidto:.:"..t)tii . l . ititig' ,, , ' 6o "c r " -la "' btit, o f t h e 4 , 4 ,, ~,,, , ,therrut, Lim) Will 'be , eltielndckt the ...., ertv. COltiejt..l.l), Solicitor; 14' Oad-itrrit._ 1 his Day %,;:as published, • PtiLe Jas. ,SeCOttil luipe af . A.N 1 1 ‘, :TRODUb'e1ON to EN.TA)AI(ji3OQV : t i,t t d7 , vit•ine!)ts the 'Sutural Ilia4ory of Inlects. llJus c‘.ltiureil itv WILLI/11 ?ILA. And WILLI,qI SYENCE, Irso. 4 ith e e lircsynt Volostle,cilumm,.., I. The i9 .. t.t....rti . gki i, t,io -11 i tt i o t yi "defies Initiets, that or me e, 4 0 t ) Humble 'lces; pitetiLitlitelVior the H iv e M e o vi • whirl) lotieets itivillehrtided'fVow . I tt a •1- Ihvir Llienkies. The varioto, t t ttf l !' t iof Noitws. V. .u,oina!is In 14 ,1 Vt. The.iliheirtatiottlot Insects; ne Sta': e dur ,Prit,',ll2;',. And The itistipet ofliisucts. .." for L Hurd, lied, ()riot usul prowl, Pa - 1 k., A • t.r ow . , I, The ilettlroM mifbe l'°lo Second Edithwireillargoul and improredof the First t. of the ialnkve, Work. Price • "V graithia• Ath By the 116% W. Kirby. • '" 11 .. too 3 •ft P ' • -• !Mee ' Is. in hoar bv To 11.1(),NIAs TAY II.I4, Esi(4 ' • No. 9, New 13ritlge - f • • re , London , HdNhuago Slit, HE° emir. to inform that ever Mc() the I 1 the toes Vetier,n 3 f P I had. 1 -nian , I°44l° ' t t e ruC kii•it,,, l Y," li , linately reskti eve' y and an. the most eminent of the f ,, ,orlit?' c 1 . 4 1. „• cif ,A va t i ort y :.at ' ul t ' wite L,...,:ltitlfi4tt ti44l-littOatrltpititikilulliti tub, 14 i, y had '0)1 to sntll'et 11(.1rIF to lin . _ ltos i i. l Ih e ' iiT l ` lte rtte . ...thailt hrege the eriiten of fay t t4 c ll w'r B -1".1`)/"' 9pt,iii f, I kt lite py tlt'w' • ffally 01410, a9, 4 1 1 /1 0 1, 1 t ir ,% 4.V., 4 ;6 ~_?! rt ntre t .„ oo or-t heTtstseoen . Y d t,:t i. r c S o ; to ' h . t‘ oft tty Was %fury town • .4 ,4, Ott 1' Plcr oviating'paih pattietilarty wite o ',Y iltp r i re 11 ', • of►cs t ; l itt his latpeqta ble , !tor, by Mr. J. Thm u pson, Twhir rece.reedsi rich, f,"re'Dy them here) to take your Leake's Patent tills, tii;.24iith -001;iy; . the .4:Jurst! ait t little , more :11 . 411 It SO L " he 111 to teeet" bent • ion , hvatie,-- i , .4 4f ter , L ( trt , nn nty d _eat. antis were so ) . iptv. ttli l'ity leg% healed err 114itvnittt „ 1 he of , - I"`"P •a bletliseoltittration in the skit l, ;lAA •ite l e f t • , , j of (.40}1, aal,ot tittle 1)) toe ts-„i ; A tione t. tie flottee l Tri•ki:let. yOlir .0 1 011 , slug, the skin ..attit pq T• 144. a ntittli grail onllytroing vll * --4./1143 4c4.in re c , r ,;, /i .,, s ,lif ice and rriedicine, perfectly fepe 1,11r.? 1 , !. 1 reeterered my_ turnfeY e,r.rit7; .4,4v1 'ofiti ant b • jail • i fat in which sl.fkilniV . n, hu e d int t ny months, to t it'. A Whitt twins to erpreis 4Tr,• . t11•14- , , ti "' 4.41 tither suffering . iitoitol3, to HI, ' 4l f nit as %a , Public - 11S I slr.:l 1 on Cyc'T 57 2 () "oin . 5 , 0 u will greiit I tt l fifgt , '' Y°l4 g l ":ltvitti, obedient, very humble se!TV•4 tit, NW4 I M ORA Ea 11 so n ,4 Higll-street Ettinbur4h. it Tbotli ‘l'itticoises'totAtc,abOve e Jub„Slr i, -N(,). N., New Poultry h re • 4 'iamb, 01.1 .Vsentbly Dil l 61, 4fi L „ . 44 ‘ 14 t , 41.1 i1y . 41 10 Ptopvittor, Fill ),11AN v 'l • ,AK lit e RI, 0d1e...! of •;tirge..ns, at, his `rgll, • oietk iffeet, tondon ; trhaer atter,.a arly,lirte oforif tinot .10 yearsi in a 1 1 rn 4t ,hito iltm .teilto tilt cunt of Vetterral;Conipirttrits alto w.hi t t 7 the tarts of tietten'tition i . wit 1'1)0 it ti t , e4 1 loon ot , Frofen s 1 e5. , ." ( 441 ILl ttcrs. loiriself ;Anil zi ,, istance ' c•-•to th Y a•linini,ters n , r , in is ttiliittg , this mitt l i ibtl4 -4 4 .1 : 11 a %bY d iseerni t t ) r„i ( Ptib i lie, as an alleat tage seldu - ni L41, 10 '4,11 ,"'d vont of nil ainliig , fity. 4 `.1 npitointow:it, for tliii . coorenience of I hos!, Ilti k ie.lit4,4' 4 ' t aoce; at, the Toyahop, '1 tl3, o%ford.streetl h E Nt , • 7, Vish••strect-isill alszsto - s, g 5, cAnwora, Dublin; T l,l "Y ifvut y vottliticr;it,ie town in eat Brit vn anti otottly gs. . Own, stamped, and sraletl kitty t tri 'tank threctione, whereby porsons, of etthi r lseltes witli ease, erd a secstcy, anti safety. -- g . SIVE%%'RIUHT tite. Cimtr.tctor. . for: - the 0 V . GiIANP !St, 4 MMER LOTPEIkY : of, 10,400: Tickets, 1 . 1:-is niade arrangement , : fur accommodating every Holder 'of a Prize with the beautiflil NEW' GOLD COIN ; Two•thirds of ult thel*ickets viz. 7,0001 will he drawn 9th 4 I;LY, MO every One bein:z entitled to some benefit, will have the Privilege of el:Liming . ,:onte SOV El t I:IONS in P:o'rotitt. 'file SOeme curtains' FOUR PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND PO t :NO m S Each, and 'no, fUrmer Scheme,. et .su small anum ber of Tickets, ever did .cootain more than TWO; there ks therefore I .. nrice the Usual Chance of obtaining Prizes of that Magnitude, in favour' of every ilventurer. The' Scheme shortly is • : 4 ~.. Prizes of .... L.20,00Q .. are ..../..90,00 e ... ... 2 ........ 2,001) • 4,000 t 2 ..... 060 - . ... ... of ..... ... 6001. 300 i.. &c. . - .•• . :. 0,00 2,130 smaller Prizes 5,900 Blanks to he new Tickets, or receive 101'. Mpney 69,000 ----- 6,064 Prizes. _ I 59,4 th) Thus the nbsolute Small Prises are equal tothe usual pro portinu.. There is further, the 5,900 11, Chet in former Sch . re rnillitell 141nilitt;'tire in this Scheme to heeniii4 eketl, or entitle , ' to tni each,' making an Extra Sinn 0f4191,000E.' in faroor of this Lottery. A splendid Total of 1 89,401. and every Ticket hot la tide worth lad. in Money, or 61.75.1.0 d. each morii than former Lotteries, though . rickets are 51. cheaper, and selling mYt the low prices Of` Ticket Half 9 19 0 Eighth . Sixteenth • At Old ()likes, No. 37, Cornhill, I No. 11, Holborn,. and Haymarket, .1 , 141, Oxford-street. The Drawing.begirls the 9th JULY, when the First-drawn Prize will receive Ten Thousand more, and every Ticket will Income a small Prize of not leas than MI. - value, with the Privilege of receiving some New Gold Sovereigns, and being the only chance of obtaining that superb New Coin. To•morrow will be published, in evo. price ts. 6(1, ACsigiifl: , H , ` : z ,;AY iIKING RICHARD TH l By J. P. KEMPI.n.- Printedlor JOHN MunitAY, Albemarle-street. . This Day was published, . ~ In Royal gva. pe boards, the econd Edition, with cott‘iderable Alteration's and Additions, and auAp ii. endix of Precedents, of , ' TREATISE on . 016 RANKRUPT LAWS. . By ,FRANCIS WHITNIARSTI, of Gray's Inn, Esq. Barrister atLaw. -London i IP,rin'ed for J. Butterworth and Son, Fleet.strect ; and .1. Cooke, Ormond-qttay, Dublin. ' This Day.vms;publisbed, in Bvo. pike 14s. in. boards, TREATISE of tire LAZY and PRACTICE 1,1 11 . nt EX TEATS n CH (FE and.itt.AlD; with,oo Appen dis $.l Forroh of . Writs ; for E x tents; Pleadings to Extents; Role.. of Court ; rind Tit!ple of Vers. iiy EDWARD 'WEST, of the Ion& Temple, Esq. Barrister at Loy. .i.,nncToO Pricited for I.llotterwor'tfr and Son, Fleet-street; and .T.'Cool..e, 0rni0...1-quay, _ . This Day were pithikheil, price-3f. ~ CCYAti v A II Kri V Ii: ''V I g q'S ft I the - sTATe . big GREAT. -81tIVAIN •akul IRELAND; as it W4S, beriall the ti Arp 4 , 194 :It it i , s, .eider th. , Pope. . . . , , • .1 • r , fly GP:O. CHALNI V.lOl, V. 11,5. s.l. livrititrerfot T. Egerton, Minutia% liod'inay be hitt] of all Book , tart-s. . . 'l iris Day was.l ) l4 l 4l4PVi i, In Ocovo, price 1011. 00. in boards, N . the PIIINCUPLAS of the addressed to her 'Daughter and utt h eulogy. - . .13y Nies', I.NCY" HUTCHjNSON, Author Opt:. ~”.i N le,mitirs of the Li(e tkf fititchinson, Ca vertior %.',4ttittOtain I!;i , ,t lc and tike." Printed far Lotonali, Hui st, Rees, °rata, and Brown, Pa terboslct • . • TO, ,E*COI,IItAGE ; EMPLOY .I.I'ANT. „ • , ri'mos CLiarge„fe.r N en Lout tt WOIIA - S; nor PI NSIWItY-SQUA E, .• • CITY.ROA.I), 'l/411/ON. , • •11 j.NGA RD and 1.101 - 1 heg• irayt• to °fret ,IMPENETUAIII.Ii, ;old j101.;.3E PAINT, of all Colours, At4llt . undertuciitionad low, Prices, 'Casks included. lfrttght Ar a 'C ar riage paid as' nutlet . Poll direct in (seat lititaln by ; Ito Canal 200 miles; in the'direct 11000410.„01 tondo(' ion ollles,—,for Twelve: 'Months only. J40'161041, Green, fios.; Lead Colour, Stone,. White Lead, Illadk,ciltS. l ' per' Cwt.; lted, 36e.; flri4n;'3os.; (Casks in chided, nut less than 561 b. each); Olive Green, 165.; Ditto It s. Per - Cwt.' (casks included, tvit'lessthito, es . ae,ll,) Prepareg. Oil, 51. per Gallon, 'Casks or .. liottles to be re turned. • The Saving to the Piddle ,on the above Plan is quite equal to the labour of painting, t Ikc Articles being ; Genuine, Hatises, (tut-bstililiiigs, and. Fet ! o , , (~pcii or close) may he irtfoteil at less expellee thin Tarring, for example It,. of any of flie,above Colony' mixed for use, Eal. a I paint nine s . quare yards;--any kind of Tar, or Tay Pond, will tithe 1;1:)., at .21d. per lb, value Is. 30. this is , not . generally. I( iti OW 0. Orders per PAt s ! Carriers, Coachmen; Guards, Sm. haute diatcirattettiled 10. • . Every Dyscription of, Paint and Distemper f i t for use. or ;,th.. r wise; ' Turpentine, Ltnseed Oil; Pitch," Rosin, Wholesale and Retail'. Orders•also takes; at Mr. William Doylies Paper•llanging Manufactory, Ni''. , Nevegate-strret, London. *** Please to (op)* Price and Addresi. VALUAIILE FAMILY MEDICINE, - For alI Inaction Of 04011100ot' pf Op Stomach and Bowels, Lilt, Indigettion, flotiiittuev. tiiilioais or SiLk fload-Ach, Distentitin of the 13uweisi SieknoSs at:Stinifach Habitual Costiveness, ttic. Sze. - • • rIALLAA'S ANTIBILIMIS PILLS. lirr may to many , be, satisidttory to know that *bop Pi:l4 ‘iirp Alio,t;mnpv.iition of a fledieal Oen- Ovular) of PIiaCJICC in Of Pri•Sellt 'Mo safe and elegant. Pteparatlui) justly 'rot nu d for its Itzscrithie atni teltain operation, by tclikli it clicaeli atiall ti y removes, litaetion or Obstruction ,it; the Staitian 80Wt.14, whetlier,titis;iig hunt Fhouleiley, Golcf, ; atStboii i tch. iti.e. It orr.ite, by dislodging itivid bile or other ettt‘litics vctaineil in tlw in. trfitirtAi olteirtttirs4 • to, _gene ! . Fire tram itny , antiinortini.or me rcurial e .epitrationS; it at 'all - tunes Safe ;" 'and has Men give,' with singular good effect' , tiding; Iregn.tirr. Its action is-particularly achtptrd to Persous.:Ql,llilions Habits, anti guise of.. sedetit toy lit-es, where a sutfieiatit action of the hipAc:, ntly hot Isola ro up, and c ruditici rytitioeil ii) ;Ise freii pucing pains and diAeittlons, pearl-aelit, langour, stud giddiness; or ieltaa of wearinesa or upprectiuoi singla trial will fully convince the patient of their ea"- Cacy. The w'o'rst catis of Lilious or liesit-Atlis arc crr tuitfly reiliot - ed by a sirigle dose, arid in it aluett -gbartec time treilitcd, but froiu :experiill be fouence. The P noro:t p o c tort.l)hazi, it.proper to reinarh, they wnd only to a‘t without pain or uneasinesi, but to barn thi body, after their kit mediate ti4tionvelet, free fvolit ti, sT cos tire.*tate, which genuraily succeeds the operation of laLative tiled i clues, Sold at the late Shaw and Edwards',, Oil; St. Paul's Church . - yard.; - anti liv t5O, OsfOrd-gft•ert ; Tuft, Exchanw,; 4Y-tistl2,lltdborn; and Iliiseehritlgc,.. Lab'. ,Sillitiltiddr STEEL NIAZqUFAC'ITILF,RS. The Earl ut LAUDBROALB also gave notice, that he would move the third reading of the Colliers' Money-payment.. BM to-morrow, and propose a. clause, .extending the provisions of An Act of George If, relative to the payment o f th e wages of the 'labouring manufacturers,. tc>> Cutlers and ; Stifel-matioLacturers. • PERSONS CONFINED UNDER THE HABEAS'CORPUS SUSPENSION ACT. Lord SIDMOUTii laud on the table a fteturn.of the nu►nbers and !Ages of persons who . were Or bad bein confined under the Ilabeds Corpus Suspen sion-Act, nod of the seccrul and respecthe places of confiuu►eut. SHERIFF OF TIPPERARY. , The ILArI of DONOUGHMORS moved for the cor respondence between Ministers and the Lord Lieutenant and Lord Chancellor of Ireland, re lative to the. High Sheriff of the County of Tip perary.—Ordered. The Post-horse Duty Bill, the Scotch Offices Bill, the Signet clerks Bill, and the Local Militia 11111, were brought up from the COEIIOIOIIS, and read a first time.—Adjourned. IIOU.1‘; OF COMMONS. Tile Transfer of Stock Bill was read a third time and pas , ed. The Paper Drawback Bill was read a second time, and or-, dere(' to be committed to-morrow. Mr. LUSDINGTON bran ht in a Bill to permit. for a time to be limited, the inquirtAtion of Corn in .any vessel from any country, to be warelo.m4ed for the purpose of exportation,— ttad a first time., and ordered, to be read a second time to nnwrow. St r. BROODEN brought up tht Report of rtlie.Committee on. the Arts relating to Coal and Culm. Th6.Resolutions for Altering the Duties on .Coals and Cohn .carriea coastwise in the principality of Wales were agreed to, and a Bill was or dered aceordinztr. Mr. LUSI-11NeiTON ordered an Account *Vale Unfunded Debt, and of the otestanditig Exchequer Bills, up to the latest period to which I saute enuld be made out.—Ordered to be printed. Ou the motion of Mr. LUSHINGTON. an Account was ordered to be laid before the House of ull Spirits exported front Scotland, on the years ending Ist October, 1816, (Ind tst Octriber, specifying from whose stocks they were so easpotted. Army Prize Money Bill went through a Committee, tbe Revolt of which was ordered to be received to:qtforrow. LAW Or ELECTIONS, Ur. C. W. W. WYNN inured for leave to !fling in a Bill for the regulation of &lectious, and shortening the duration of Polls. Mr. W. briefly stated the objects of the 13til, and gave .SeVer.ll instances of vex•ttious and lit gious protraction of Poll, merely to harass the 'Successful Carttli dates, and _to put them to : an enormous expence. lie observed, that !ht• heavy expense of Elections deterred many highly respectable men from offer ing theinselv.'s as candidates, who would other ! . wise become useful members of that : douse. lie stated some rckultitions : respecting the erection of booths, and,observed, that, one of the clanscs of tine Bin tv0.014 be to preNgot. (..: : andidates, or, tbeir agents, from giviog.coOodrs, wl s lich occasioned a hvavy expeace i argil ,frequently, produced mis chief. Mr. LoNo complimented bits Hon. Pliend the introduction 91,04 measure,. which, he con ceived, would be.highly , . Mr. BuTlratt woaTit observed, that the general principle of the met with his coceurrenec, but there was one point, to wl.ich,,however, he mit“ call the attention of the Hon, Member a nd th e House. He alluded to- the .prphibition of Candi dates and their ageots from giving ribbons. lie begged to remind. the House, that the nianuf4c -4 ore of ribbons was one of the staple articles : of our trade. That multitudes of farndies were sup ported by this trade., and as,it had been rcru4r6- ably ba&l for a great !ego') of time, lie considered it would be extremely hard to check the distri bution of ribbons. And as they would be used at events at ,Elections, it should be considered whether it would not be better to allow them to he given in on open and. direct manner, rather than in an indirect way which 'night be ctinally xpeusivu to the Candidates. Mr. 13. observed, that'as. the charges of an Election would be con siderably reduced by shortening the duration of the Pon, be totocehe4 that Ca n didates might the more readily afford -to give Away-a few tibbans among their friends, especially .as it would serve to employ immy.nselid hands in their manufac ture., Mr. B. observed, that as a great number of his COliStitiletiLli, as well as.the inhobitants td Spitalfields, .were. interested, in the manufacture of ribbons, lie must oppose this prohibition, when the Bill.'weot 'into a Committee., The .Lolls) MiYint continued that the Hort, lictukr'for Coeeptry had observed, with regard to the ilepretsed state of the silk mule; and though there,was some. revival in the manufac ture of broad silks,, yet there were many hands still out of employ it; the ribbon !rink. Lease was givril 1 0,bringlit the BM. (1441 MS ON D .AR ENNIK.__ , Sir J. tklAciioso prcietiteil it Petition from , certain persont Stine n t mg , troin 1 e colifiscat ion of their property at the attutek on Copenhagen i ll 1807. An aplileation had before beet) made tor relief, on the gtotimi ot the amount of droit3 re reive4 by the Uroivii. lit this case the Crown had, derived an unparalleled ernolument, I;e,tily two millions, frnn thy very ii t that catif“...il the Ines of the petitioners; and thitt tinder very spe. fial circvouittow3: tur tllvse . droits Ivvre, in htvt, •I.e. return elrgo ()tithe pet it ioncr.i, whose claim was tv 100)0001„ They were the more jastitied in expecting some'remuneration from the c:ltopensation thm befOre been paid for lost , es .of the st a tue curt in Sdain, tot the Speech made by a Si)le Lord oidolitoth) on that 'occasion, who expre,i,ed It opinion that the debits ought to be satisfied. The objection to the claim was, that it might be a precedent for such application in flame wara, To this, the Spanish reninneea. tion was :a, Complete answer; and to the Obiec-' ! tion, that, the allowing these claims would be re cognizing the principle, that a foreign power had a right 10 confiscate, he contended that the gr a nt.: ;lig the prayer of this petition could not be such recognition ; he, therefore, moved that it should. lie on the table. Lord L4SCRI,LES thought, on a general prinei-;_ plc, that merchants could nor call on their Go v'ernn►ent fur an indemnity against ouch loises yet that the case of the petitioners was my pe culiar, and that Lostilities having been Commenced without notice, they were taken by surprise : he had therefore heretofore supported their clai and should do so on the present occasion. The Petition was re►►d, ordered to lie on the table, and be printed. The Mill for regulating polls was read a first end. second time, to be committed on Monday. PETU'LONS. General GASCOIGNE presented a petition front certain Tanners in Liverpool, complaining oft he hardships ‘vhich they had suffered trom the im,po sit ion Of the late Tex on the stock in hand, anti preying for, remunerntion for part of it. Read and ordered to be printed, after a few ob.. seoations from Lord Althorpe, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Benson, Mr. Win. Smith, and Sir T. Aeland. Ntr. BYtio presented a petition from the County of Middlesex, against the continued Suspension of the Habeas CorpUs, The petition was read, and Ordered to lie on the TaWe and to be pOnted. Mr. CALCRAFT presented" a petition from the Clergy, Freeholders, .and lohabitanti of the County of Kent, against the Stlspetiort i)t the Habeas Corpus,* --Ilead, and 'ordered to be prit)tecl., SALT . pVIUS. • Mr. tALCIIAPT moved for.o, Copy orMintites of Written Evidence taken by ti'Coutt of Trade io jutlniry lauly to►►tle relyttive to the sttiyoed op ration of the Salt Ditties On the the: Agriculture, and the Manufactures of the King- Gout.—Ordered, after a few Iyurdit trim Mr. ltua Vinson. EXPENDITURE OF TI E COUNTRY. Mr. 'l'laaNcy (as well as could be collected, from the low tortein which-he spoke), expressed with that the'Report on the - Budget might ho postponed to a future day . . It was his intention on Thursday to move certain rmlutions, bracing the whole of the finauci,il system of thu counti y. - Lord CASTLEREAGH (in the absence of the Chancellor of the . Exchequer) said a few words which were not distinetly andibiC in the Giillery„ 1.11 T 1 tittNiv visheit to know what part of the inifunited'lSeht and of the Ontstanding. lixche. (liter Bills had been' provided for, and What hal, not been proVided for ? The total of the Onurc , vi'ded debt was 52,970,000/. ; of which I 1',872.000/. had been ebargcd.upon.the aids of 1816 ;-; and him? that could tie the ease he did not eoitiprchend.— M wiThed to know hiow that suns • had been pro . - vided. for by the aide of last year ? CASTLRREAGIU Said, - that his Tight Hon. Friend the Cliuncellnr of the gieliegner was th(11 absent. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER having returned to the House, Air. TtattNey repeated his question. The t.. 1 ANCELLOR of the ExcnOtita snits; that the soul 'adverted to by the Hight Lion. Cien-. tleinvi, though inlet!, and in a technical and I. l arliatilentary sense pTovided for,' had not becd prnvided for specifically and actually. Mr. TIELN —jfken an Exchc(lher Bill'is pro:: witted for by the its ! ic of another of the same riallitna) 'and the Exchequer nibs of the. ptesent year are to wake good those of the List. rIADLAS COI:PUS SUSPEN.IoN Lord (..`,AS-41..v.ttaAou moved the Order of the Day for the NCCOMI r& d ng of the hill. Mr, P. DotioLAs oppo,ed the Bill. There were only tbree,grounda upon which a Measure of thlt kind could be justified. The it a spirit of disaffection to the established Government %yeti fostered ,by persons of consideralde rank in the. country ; sccondly k if it siwold appvar that Oil minds of Jinies'ivere tainted ; and thirclly, if the spit'it of disaffection appeured to tn widely siireutl through the cominoniv at large ifhe last of these had heen the case, When the liabeas Cor'port Act had been suFmended doring the, rfVoltititniory xvar, t a,Agatiou lead also tlVtide 14 TI 11 ‘ • 111 Report that had ; been presented toot moor by et pi out it yvai pot bOr ne out by the tact, for whmil lie would upneal to the Members for Leceister awl ,NOttingl“on, wbeie the grta rst disaffection was suPPosed to.exi)t, Miteir patience amidst all their privations nnil :listresses had been 'displayed by the people of Birmingham. As the evil tva,k . only partiai, soought the reinedy to he ; and the whole body o r the Vowlish people shollid not be top;" nisited for the faults or not a twentietii pit. Th 6 ttitasnre tended to estab lish 3t)g oerolis prece. dent, and he wonid rather even agree twilit: L'ut3.... of 51ditial 1, 4 34' Ili the LfklitiVCßll i f ict9 ) thad CNICa . 4I such a tt1,4111.11,1 over the whole Oliver Wits not the peninn allittlell It) irl the Ityport mittic t,o the (Abel-Holum I', ham,' t oholliti litie to i,oovii whets ericomwgctuttit began to be giNen to (lig flis• tfe t ti ? Shout(' evidence even b t! 41 . - valid by that House that bail oat bctgi so esteem..