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'.J .7F .. a J '„ +h; c.. ...~ .141 ' - .. 4 ~~~: ~ ~`?~~~~~ ma; I irT:lcistit 7644.] onATontos. rirMITRE ROYAL, COVEN'r-GAIWEN. .„(,),ow, march 7, 1 817, will be per , . f',Lmed a CRAND SF:LC(7ION'. In the First Act will "5it.:"1,1•144 THE INTER.CF.SSION, composed by M. P, ~14 1c . ., ,t. e . t it was .-Teeeived which such unanimous applause 'sl,._'';!.,l,ll.tuall:e).. , ~, Ttlheas will sm.; " Sweet Bird." , - ;' l ,l t e hl hfotts.lirotiet),-" 't he, Soldier. tiedCaccompaii7tl•on —the j'' `re " Sir); with to the rd,--and Kent's Antbent, ti C i ''' '!'Y, P r aPr !,' With Nlrs. Vatizhati. Mrs. Bland ) "The 4 kt "! 3 l bre." ll'ir. Vaughan, .4 so ftlyMr.'finti n c l y .y,ii'ii9., Sound the trumpet." And .Madaute Ca "‘cir. Iht Dove uti," and a Bravura. b.an mrs; ll'enirtuersNlissSteptretis, Mis. Vattg-•- , the 'N,I"I, •INer Williatuu and Nit& tue Cat-npore-i ("on' 4r141,1,,;,,ii Ur. Vatttillan,lll;t. Norris, Mr. flammondi , . itMit.,:it'ir,47ol-N)til.-of Mr. Lain), will, the end of ~r i 44 „41,, rept. it her Concerto on the Violin . . _ Air filo:1,111i. Mi, Prouet will perform the 'National Nliad;.r` qr ` ti Aliift l : with I l ariations, on the Flute. ic pf the Baud, 'gr. Ware —Or-an, :\ lr. S. I'VesleY• 1 1y 11 1 141411 7 . 61 the Mold. und the t_luiruses by the , 1"s ~,t.'itl.,%.)eirilisraters.--The %%hole 'under the Direction of ,iNP.o2,,furi. Ilexes ' .to ,be taken of NI r. Brandon, at the No.v:. Bart.rt, froth Ten till 'nll'. * i, l‘the oitetted at Six, begin at Se v • • e at ;0 74 ei,;,___Half.prtc .this T htititAlues. not. elt en d to the °TUER PIANO.FOII.TES.—GREAT EARGAINS , • band PIANO-FORTE,- with ike. by. Broadwo o d ..nn d Sons, one al •92 geinvas ; :Aso tt . Capital Cabinet 1 , 1 new, Nilk •Front,- two P e dals co rn. ' I Y well in toile; shop-rice GO gni' •NLky be seen et Nn: 5, Leieesterllace . luck. M. I Vatlen, the Owner, cal ' unle nts.---Tachin i; Cases if reciaived. Jpl!iEß Ks 'IIE. • • tIvAT CONTRACT, WITH ATE ISESSION • 3B LE FREEHOLD ItESI x redeemed, the property of the late ieimett, sittotte at the Western extre- W4)1 ' 41 0 ,11 11, Berks, consisting Of an d iawing7ioorn„and study, nu 4 fices of ,every description, five In 714n55. room's, With coach-house and 'll well stocked, with green homy , ;rid adjoining, and ftur acres of newly "loos to the dwelling house is. a large Le coliverted int o th ree or f o u r nil fixtures to lie taken at a valuation. p 6i3 Yl)e known by application On the Esq. Broad-street,. London. L.J 1, 10, adjoini ng . the Prentists, way ,- -Lettvrs to be post paid. • - • __________ n 0.0 TtIONIAS.TAYItiIt. l''''(,/' '1,x(11!,;').?* New Bridge-street, 1.01,(,"" tp,ti, E nsatk, ' ~ r. ince thC %liileitmlli:Ve to inforlll y out, that c%ieuesS...olo,ea; 0 , 4, L1 r 'l ri, 44 i t ' s 10,1 e Inlen at-flit:tett witli , t , l: t e ttr . s . e • V /4 utedicine 11.:411:;iitil titelirt,::.,fl't't:llllYil'l-e•st:!!tl4t t \ e 'e f ! ' :, lc t liitY here, and . 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I,_?, ',1.1, i 4 1,:: , viry cin;'.s lkii. t.:,1,we1l s, Dublin,: -1 ., d 1 :!., 41 +4ll 4 , 1 ,, xvk „,i,....u,;er,;:1,,11: ,n lii tircaL .Ir"ta'" al 1 1 4,y 4 4 : Itli, ii,Y.F.,• ~,,„ eac 1., !,:t,.s.x.„,apisd, anti se .. nle : (l pp .! 16114_1,., LA tolls, •,,,.1,,,. t.i.ry_ peacits, in ell Eh , r 't LI, %vat], ~,c, siecci,,,.'.:ri:cy, '.4tht sufe/)• liiell I'fee --, "join at Set:tn.—Half-price a t , - •a tt •iirk s L • of -this T htitti,does. bot.elt end to the ••..,,.....,.. tat „ 4r AND -----..„--_-____________ ~ (Yr -- I lEn PLI NO . FOILTES.—GREAT • A c oro ~ I:AI:GAINS, rk "111 1 '1 1' lI PI V\TO FORTE %yid' h • ,(141d,ti tituo .„, . <1 1( t 1 . , l i tikat, kuit ('',73i, &e. by Broadwood„and Sons, one at 1 11 : r ueip, fts „ ' " , l it 92 geint.i!S ; titSO a Capital iCaltinet N„.itli, re.hootl at new Silk Front ; two Pedals emir I stlu v:11 z:' . , t ."" 1,1 Y melt i n o,•,t ne . s lo p _ p t i ce Go gin- ,Zltt ; t,',, , "A.•-•••Itlay be seen at Nu. 5, Leicester-place, •klittl,,,,Vvur Clitck. Mr. Watlen, the Owner, can ‘,....c....z0....e1agtrumeut5. - -•Paci,ing Cases if required. In „ nE A SoT ItEn K.SHIIIE. , II.:I) • "„ ItY PRIVATE 'CONTRACT, WITH 1,4 INNIATI.; I'o`SFSSIONI - 11.„11,,\(1:,1:JSIlt!111LE iltEltll-loLD It 1:451k,:.,t,i4,(.„ k,: ., t , i4, ( .„ 4"11-tsx redeemed, the property of the bite ;?,,( th e •i!'",,il Ileimett, situate at the Western extre- itrPt ii i i t n." of Wokin,,ltain Berke consisting of an i,4. l . Ziiirl t l ' i r , c::irinteil.'lolll, ihawing-toen'i.,..a.nd st,itt e l.,. n ,. 1 ,' /'O. 4 CO it, ' °rives tit every description. Hi nt N' li z i,:: 1 1 , 4 1 4 ,,, ,, ree 8, 414 m s' rOnnis, With coach-house soli ' , i4l. - g 411 .,.' 1 1 well stocked, with green hunsFt Nil I %roll held 11 ' ' If • 'scrota newly ii,j. 4:0, . , •(, 0111114,7, ittlt 43111 , , .11 , ~, c,, , „ x t,) the dwelling house is a large ; Al t It i l i:th:; 1 1 7: 1 1 .t might Le toi ire rt ett ditto three or four k k .,,u,, p .,,,,. ! !lie and fixtures to he taken at ft valuation. 41 ' 4 1 4.4 1" 1 h; 1 !•:he Itnaw n by aptilication on the I tt A ti t II " ~lin Corfield, Esq: tiro:Ad.:street, I.tnithin. 'Cle(i.".9l Cruid, adjoining the Presoi3VS, WaY tquiretl.-Letters to be post l'alti• 'llO, , • • „ , t\ii•t'l th e r ri'l , l ,' t0vi,„4114)w.h14 RELATIVES of the late I,lr. 1 , 11 4 (11 1 „ 4 ; 0 Notvrti ERN, in CHESHIRE, viz. I,tl IlAtt!, 41)11 EN \ Of I.'. DAiU \ ll Fri"l'ON, ii::,, tr ?c,„',11.k. hi; wife., late of Soipcleach, in the 1441stf'ettin, in the t'i'y of Lancaster. Ihe qv , v.. " 11 Coop e of AT; : infi eld , w nolliouse, itt lii 1 ' 4 4 - `ll ' ' • I r i ,,,Z6 4 , , t• !Qat ; the tvidt,tt th 1, tillant t, l 'i . .'l.t County of Nottingham, and:her children, ''•lill44'i,,,'')l'e; Thttusi toope of Thiirlly, ill the t , 1 4:N, 1 7 -', 1 1 ' , ), or his children • .I..i ' ires Conpe, of Neither- ' t,lo..t:ollty of \ tt . ;.,' , I 'ins , or his children; 4 1/ lii ili.'i. 4 4: ... e r t : l lstt) i tit ° l.lm l I : . late of the i C t ; e re i s ) e , et t. it a , i - 1 1 , 1 . 1 rt, 11/41.2,%.ett, .iirl,i ,NVotoietl,v;l,,,. .._,.._,1. , i ts N t ,; 4 e , l ~ tie children ot . El , , 1 . N% (..;"",._ f t t L i rtif f, , 1144 1 3 . 1 1rGY llopthn, of liol•me . 1 " ' 4 ) 19 Ist ''' ) Y. or his s' I ~ • nil children; Simms ~_. 4'f ! ) t i l i iil t ti t /1 44 , 1 1 d. in Vcrl.t;t‘li'r7,\or.' las children 1 34me ! Nl'll u ' e rl"toi, in ' v iol:shirt, arrl hi, ch i ldren; *, m.,4;04. Ilichtti•il Down', of • Whil e h nir i i , in the II" I"4, ii 'll '' l 'i . Nl:try , the ' d•to , liter of Attilrew anti 41'1111s "^i '''o Ist ' f ' -..-1 art. beci)M , ' v 4,.,, r,,,,,, , late ~ tc M nychestLi , who '2,1,,ii:-. c in.:III I,,e4tlClrs, tillilerl! L ,n, ~ , • ;,„"1 1• 11 ,4 4 1 I .ie :I eatii of Isis . ~," Ittiv, wl,i(li hap' e 11 74, 14, , t N1,,,i1 311 47 14 3 t ; and ail iae above persons : arc :h..ii;,, st•the-t..io 11,,ge and stilvit;ilt: ere their respective t:;;11-01::,`Ii. Leg4eits, with rropur C:ertiticates . , . e l , e , - , .. 1 , 1 1 4 1 '441 ;4 a kl!Jvuilierits, witliiii the upac . e of t s vt ,6 l . ''l ' 4 d4te t i ate hereof,' in berwise their claims, ac, rO- - - 'l3 uf the ,said Will, wil l be forfeited and "A 1" t' f r bit t4q:,tti i i,: l4 'lirte r, I , Z rn ri l : l )% l l l . on and parti!uilars, E a ce p i p e l s y ; to o 'ltl.l'.• r l.4 'A El':!! I long lisetil i i rl t ‘ ;‘' it e l ' il 't ; ll ;o l i ) i ' ,. 4 ' near . Manehest9;, ..'`• 1:1 1:1414„11-111:tierte the said Will i or at mr• .d`)." 1 " s rr , TH R SDAY, AIA.RCH 1817. VICTILILLING 01,1.10 E, Feb. 28, 1817. T"E CWI.IIISSIONERS for VICTU4L LIN G His ,lIIAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give .Notice, that on . .Fridan next, the 7th cf March; they wilrbe.reody to receive Tender.: in writing (sealed and treat for One Thousand Sachs of Kiln. dried HOUSEHOLD FLOUR, to be silt 'act to tlw usual warranty of twelve months ; and Oni'Thoasand Fire Hundred Sacks of BISCUIT MEAL, to be delivered in Me space of a fortnight, into Ili 1)a -jest is Victualling Stores at Oeptford, and to be paid for by Bills payable, with interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Se.. crctary's' (eke • No regard will be had. to any Tender in which the Price dealt not; ke. s inserled in. words at length; or that shall not be delivered to Me Board lafore Half past Two o7Clock on the said Friday next, thc 7th MaiTh, nor unless the Per son who makes. the Tender, or some . .Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for. • - . • ARTISTS' GENERAL BENEVOLENT grim TfilliD ANNIVERSARY . DINNER of this INSTITUTION will take pla in FREE-MASONS' HALL, on THURSDAY, March the 20th best, his Royal Highness the DUKE of SUSSEX in the Chair. JOHN YOUNG, Secretary. GUILDHALL, LONDON, March 4, 1817. TAppointment.of a Sisccessor.to'Mr. J. A. A NEWI%I AN, Keeper of Newgate,'will take place at :a Court of Lm d 'Mayor and Aldermen, to be holden on TUES DAY, the 15th day of April next. The several . Candidates fur that situation will thetefomc wake their application.to the Sheriffs previously to that day. VOODTIiO.RPE. 111. The time of Election is extended to the aforemen , tinned day, in order to give an opportunity to Persons quell. tied in the Country wel►o are desirous of the s►tuation to apply OLD SILVER COINAGE. rilOß.the accommotlation of those who have by them 01,i Shillings and Sixpences with the Impression no, taken at the full Value, or those refused and cut by the Inspectors- for changing the Old for New, INQRAM,. at his Warehouse, 30, CITY ROAD, Finsbnry-square, still conti fines to tithe them on the most liberal Terms; like Wise French Silver at the following • Rate :—Sixpences sth Shillings 10,1, and Half-Crowns es. ad. for the Best and Cbeapest.,Hosiery, Gloves, Haberdashery, Lace, Flannel's, Stays,. Child lied Lint p, Pelisse, Corset, and Dress4aking; Chil dren's Shoes, Straw - , Sable, and Seal Hats, Furs. All kinds. of Fancy and , Windsor Soaps &c. &c. full. 20 per cent. cheaper than any other Ware house in London, WhOlesale, Retail, and for Exportation.,Country Shopkeepers supplied. FRAUD PREVENTED: rro bdunteract the many attempts that are daily made to impose on the unwary a Spurious Composition instead of the GENUINE BLACKlNG'prepared by DAY and NIAILTIN, they arc indUced to adopt a new Label, in Mile'. their Address 97, nigh Holborn, s placed so conspienonsly, that they trnst an attention to this, a n d the difference of the Type, which is unlike all'l.ct ter.prcss, will 'enable Pnrchase-a at once to •detect the Impo sition. The REAL JAVAN BLACKING, made by DAY and NIAItTIN;97, High Holborn, will in future he sold in llot tlerat fia. I . s. and ls. G:L each, and a Copy of the Label left with all Venders. • .DAY azui •MARTIN, Holborn. . 'SEVENTEEN YEARS ESTABLISHED.. •' • • rim E Public. arc respectfully: invited to on in spection of the eery 'large and cheap Stbek of IRISLI MI RTING and ;•SLIELTiNf..i. CLOTH, now on Sale at No. 4, the 'South-side of Liloomsbory.sqnare. The -Csunpany, front thenature of their establishments here .and in Ireland, offer,to ihe - contritinity the above articles much.cheoper and better . th.tt they can be procured thr ou g h an y other toedittin. Their linens are bleached under their Own inspection, with • out the help of acids. They warrant their'd al ability and co lour, .and engage to return the money should f t fault appear. Country orders taith y attended to. Agents, John Donovan,_ No. 4, Blo.nusbury...square, Lofidon; John Doyle, 'No. :31, St. Mary's Abbey., Dublin. 'Good :bills on Ireland; or Irish Bank notes taken in payment for Lit Sen, or discounted.. • JUNIUS IDENTIFIED. ♦ This Thy was pnhlished, in Octavo, printed nniformly w' Woodol's Junius, with a tine Portrait, price 12s. in Lis. qi 11 E IDENTITY of JUNIUS' with a Dish guished Living Character established. • .. •111 cese refit.—Vtard L. London: Printed'for Taylor and Hassey, Fleet-street. This Day was published, price ts. N ACCOUNT of the MANAGEMENT .of LA. the POOR in HAM !WHOM • In a Letter to some Friends of the Poor in Great Rill ain. li lIARON VON N,"01;1 IT. Published originally In 1791 i; and now re-published by Permission of the Author, and dedicated to the Right Hon. George Rose, M. P. - *old, by,llatchard, 19.0, Piccadilly, and Taylor and Hcsscy , 93, Fleet-street. - . This Day was published, in one vol. I .11” o -. price ss. in boat ds. iti Third Edition of ANCI-105 or, the PR()VERBIALIST. By J. W. CUNNINGHANI, A.M. Vicar of Harrow, Printed for T. Cadt:ll, and W. Davies, Strand ;..and J. Hatch.lid, Piccadilly. , Of %shoo) may be bad, by the some Author, 1. The Vel% et Cashion. Teqh Edition. nice fis. in beards. `2. Pc 'Rance ; a Poem. Second Edition, tivoi. price 6s. in bourtli. 3. A Wot 1(1 Without Souls. Sixth Edition. Price fis. 8. ABERCII.O.7.I3IE'S PB.ACTfCAL GARDENER. This Day WRE , pitlol4tied, price 95. ha boards (a few Copies on hue pgper, in boards), the Secopd Edition, revised, .with4onsidertible Additions by Mr. JAMES MEAN, Head' Gardener to Sir Abraham Hume, Bart. of aLIE PRACTICAL, GARDENER ; or, Tin proud System M Modern Horticulture; adapted ,either to large or 'small (Ludo's; designed for the Ass is t a n ce of those 6 Geutlemen who :manage their own trardens, and tis a Book of itcference for tire yoro professional Horticulturist. By JOHN ABERCROMBIE, Author of ".Every Molt his own Gardener." This Work contains the Laying-ont and Culture of the Kit,:hen drirden, Fruit Garden, iFlower Garden, Shrubbery, Pleasure Grorrinb• NUrsery, and Timber Plantation; also the Construction and Management of the Green-house, Conserra7 to ry, Hothouse and Forcin.,-Garden. The whole Alphabetically arranged; and pyesentior,, , , in a practical f,,fto, many Sogges tions from recent Discoveries in Ve4etable Physiology; awl exhibiting .the Principles .relative to the Culture of Fruit Trees, especially iu the Renovation of Fereral degenerated sorts of Apple and Pear Trees'. With Tables of Plants cor responding with the Advancement - of Botany up to the pre sent p e riod; end Tables for regulating theTempereture of tro P t-houses, &c. rinted fo? T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand`; Loudon ; W. Blackwood, Edinburgh; and J. Cumming', Publin. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. the Proceedings. in the House of Lords, six the Last Page.] - HOUSE OF COMMONS, MAticti 5. The second reading of - the Game ?reser 'cation Bill was postponed till Monday. . . - General Tiroatii.ON.postponed - his • motion re lative to the diminution of the AssesSed Tares, -on account of the number of absentees, which stood for Tnesday, till Wednesday. Mr. Johnson,.from the office, of the Chief Se cretary for Ireland, presented ACconnts of the Or dinary Revenkes rlf Ireland, and Papers relajive to its Trade and Navigation, which were ordered t'o be printed. Mr. LYTTLETON postponed the motion of which he had given notice', respectidg Lotteries, till Tuesday the 18th inst. Mr. L. KECK presented a petition from .Bur bage, itt ,, Leicestershire; complaining of the pres sure of the. Parochial . POor LaWs, and praying re lief.--Ordered to lie on the - table. Mr.iG. LANGTON presented a petition from the Cloth-workers of Yorkshire, praying . that the use of machinery may be restrained--. Ordered to lie on the table. (1011 C to 5o numerous and respectable a body 'of men as that by whiCh it was signed. SCARCITY- OF PROVISIONS IN IRELAND. Mr. M. FITZGERALD, in calling the attention of rite House to the present'senrcity of proviiions:in Ireland, disclaimed any wish of eminurassing nisters. Ile had - hear►l with pleasure,' on a recent• occasion, that no political disaffection was inipuceti Ireland; but sot:ie. 4!ist ' urbances ball occurred of ft serionsuature in that country. ALltaliinah arint hall taken place, which four lives were lest seventeen persons wounded. Fir was satisfied, that where any thing of this kind had been w•it nessed, it was caused by a scarcity of provisions and apprehensions of famine. NVhert it wits eon slaved this fear was entertained thus early, and ,that some months must elapse before any home supply could be pro c ured, he thought the s►►bject demanded the most serious attention at Govern— ment. The inclemency of the late season had so affected the harvest in most of the countries iu Europe, that front these a supply could hardly be expected. The harvest in England had been un favourable; that in Scotland , worse ;' and, in Ire land, all the craps had been not only deficient in quantity, but bail_ in quality. The principal food of .the poor in Ireland, the potatoe, was so poor . in quality, that it was not expected it could be kept beyond the spring months ; and it was thure fore necessary to consider how Ireland could be supplied with food for the summer. 1-lis object was twofold. Ile wished, first, to inquire into the -expediency of prohibiting distiilatinn from grain ; and secondly,- to consider, if, without very mate rially interfering with the Markets, a supply ebnld be 'obtained front a foreign country. lie vas against •arty such interference on the part of Qn yernmetit, but in a case of extreme emergency 5 . and the question now, was, whether such a case of emergency could at present be made out, as Windt' justify it. In the two - years -of scarcity, • 1800 and. 1812, masures like those which he now recommended - had been resorted to. ln 1800, Lord Cornwallis, foreseeing the crisis which did arrive, provided for it by settling out orders for Corn to America early in the .year. At that time Oats were in Dublin los. per barrel ; their price Was a( present 235. ; oatmeal was 225. per pun Bred--last -month it was_ 28s. Front this .state- Anent it %you'd . be seen there. was a- serious tiller • ence between the present prices and those of the neriad to which be bad referred.. Ile thought' to stop the distilleries would Word a•coosiderable resource, and.Lhe z,lock, of spit its .already.,on, band was, he apprehended. , sullicient in the present im poverished state of the country fur the con,ump lion of the year. It there were reason to•stip pose that at present Ireland did not contain such provisions for •its inhabitants for the uekt avec months, as the people .cotild purchase, • measures ought to be taken to draw a )stipply from Kog hold,- or from some foreign country. • lie hoped Ministers wool,' • see thin was a subject which ought to , be attended to Without. ticloy. • lie moved, ",That•an humble Address 'be. presented to his Royal Highness .the Pi inee Regent, prat}'- log his Royal Highness to order a prompt loves tigation be.made into the amountr.and state of human, food troar . in Ireland, with a ,vices to ,de- termitic Whether i or not it was proper to pet a stop to the Distillation from Grain in that Cornatry."' • e Mr. I ) ,:eEt, did justice to the motives , .of Abe . flon. , Gentleman, and admitted the :impOrtance‘ of the - subject ; but the question on which. the, louse hod to decide was,: first, whether there was a scarcity of provisions in / Ireland ; and se condly, whether the prollihi'sion of legel distilla tion- of gra;n ttunld give the country any ein,i deioble supply.; Af.i this were done,. the effect of such n measure would be merely to give the Eng lish Distiller an advaetage in the Irish ker, noleis that free' intercourse were suspended he tWeell the two nationi, which was thought to have been scented by the • Act. of Union. But putting aside all minor* considerations, he would apply himself to• this eptestionei—would sueb a measure tend mat-Melly. to increase the , qeantity of human food in Ireland ? Iu the first place, he . Would observe that the supply'was not :so defi cient in quantity as rin quality. This would he seen from the prices of corn in .the laSt market note. These were as follows Oats pr 11.11 ref NV 0.14 trum.. park}' how,. 148 From this statement, it woitid he clear that much. of the eon) now on hand could only be :cotittme..l in :he distilleries, anti to deprive the' farmer of that market for it, would he to add to the general tilvres?. to the saving that t 0.1141 yaw be el feeted, it would not be great. The quantity of spirits on Which duty had been . _ paid: in the - List year was 3,600,000 gallons. lie had no right to assume the consumption of the present yeas be g reater. Taking it at the saute time, had no ' - 'doubt the whole year's stock would be ali:eady diStilied before the Bill the Ilea GCntlenian Might Irish to bring in could be pa!sed into as law, as he could state, On the antlimity of 'an official paper that would btelaid on the table to-Morrow, that on the sth of February the quantity alrenic!y dis tilled amounted to 2,357,00 vibes, tieing more than two-thirds of the Whole anticipated consumption of the .year: If the motion of the Gentle Man were acceded to, :the ennse quence .would' be, the distillers wettld lose no time in molting down as much grain as possible, so that, without great loss, it could not beeon verted into human food, and they, in copserpienee • must be suffered to consume it in distillatioe. From the priers of Crain in some parts of Ireland, - . it was not possible to ascertain Whether oir not there was a general scarcity.. In the not tit of Ire : lend there were '2OO 411'6r - illations for still : fines to a be trier! at Ole next assizes, From tilts it would GRANTS ON ACCOUNT. The House resolved itself into u Committee of Supply, in which The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved a grant of 200,000/. on acco u nt, to enable his Ma jesty to defray certain expenses of a civil nature, not ordinarily forming part of the charges of the Civil List.—The motion was agreed to. Lord PALMERSTON moved, that the sum of 500,0001. should be granted towards defraying the charges of the land forces of Great Brithin for the next six mouths, excepting" those now serving in France, and those in the service of the East India Company. Sir 1. NEWPORT desired to know, why these grants were moved for now ? He hoped they were not called for to enable Ministers to propose a long adjournment, which, ot all things, he tho►►ght it desirable to avoid. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER briefly explained the causes of the Grants in question be ing now moved, and added, it was not in'the con templation of Ministers to propote.a longer ad journment than was usual at this season of the • year. • 11Ir. CLIRWEN wished to know if the Committee On the Income aml Expenditure of the Country , would make a Report' before the Army EstintMes were brought forward ? • The% CHANCRp.OR Of the VAXCHIMUER said,' the Commitlez could not maliv gliCti a llepOrt as. would giye the House any information of which they were not already in . possession, next Mon day, when the Estimates thusche prOdoced. lie had anxiously wished not to bring them before the House before a Ilepoit was made, but that part of them whicb it was intended to Wing for ward on Monday could not he delayed. Mr. Cuttwert Wished for the production of the Report, as he had heard it recommended a great reduction of taxes. The CHANcEL!.on of the ExclicauEn said, that p art o r the E,tiMate only ‘could be brought tor-, ward on Monday, which could not be postponed, anti which vas indispensibly necessary for the ser vice of the year. These ittinnitled to the noose, the other items could stanil*er' till such' inquiry into the subject as should be :thought necessary had,been made, The Motion was agreed to; the Ho u se retained,and the Report of t h e Committee waa orderet:. to be received to-morrow. 111 r. LYTTLETOK move , ! forlletorns of the nit be r of prosecutions and convictions that had taken place within the List fon teen wont l•$. under the Lottery Acts. He also moved for Returns of sums paid to Police Officers fur contributing to the same; accounts of the Expences of the - Lot, teries, and of the Convictions under, the Liztle- Go Acts. After a few words from the CHANCELLOR of the Ex.curonltJan, the 'notion, with. soma little altera tion was agreed to. Mr. 1). STUART presented a petilion from the Householders and other Inhabitants of liorbar,g, in the Royal - Borough of Aonan, praying for lie trenclrment:and Reform. Sir P. Bilithityr t'hotqoa it right to observe, these petitioners, whose petition wos not opposed, %vent further that any others had done, as they prayed for the redaction of the interest on the National Uchr. The petition was ordered to lie on, the tabk. General tlittisyt:Noit saki, a practice prevailed, as the Members of that Ilonsei all knew, of re- porting the proceedinl;s %ehip h took PLice, - andAhe speeches made in thltt house, in all the daily Newspapers. It disit:dble that these reports should be made with a little more uee t r ar y.— What he coniplained of was the manner in which the petition he had half the‘hrinour to briUg from Chester had been noticed, That petition' w a s very numerously and respectably signed,but he had been told, when about to present it, that from certain circumstances it could not be receiv ed. 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