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OLATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ~. . • NOTICE is. hereby given, that the coA,I - MITTEE of the 'ME ATRE ROYAL, DRURt-LANE !uMPANY of rROPRIETORS wiil receive scaled Ten4.ers , 1 1 ". r ( ANY of 2716 of Apt i !Iwo,. for I,ETTING tile 'By a ettor vfertn of Y T,.. , . . ears, Ilth uc e ‘ t h ni e ' a di tr tr e t:lls to. ,be had on 1 . •ation to theSecreta , Y, klarch 24, 1817,. 311) : w . . wA.RD, -Secretory. %."."----f-------... Enncr SrtynxiirNcra. BOOKS ÜBLISHILD TJUS DAY. IM Pit Iti A L P + ILIAMIN 1`.,~ ^, . . .11017 SE OF LORDS, l'ouitsnAT, AlAncli 27. The Coehineal 13ill and'N4val Officers' Pay. Bill 'ere brought from the-Cointnons, and read a first t The Exchequer Court prodiedings Bill 'till's read a third time and passed.' -• The further tonstiteration rif Bdyley's. Divorce Bill was postponed till the 30th - of April.-4-Ad loaned: - • .111,PICTIrdixiArp pi,FicE, lfarch 25, 1817. E ,0,„,,,,i55i0,,,, RS for vlcrif 41, LIN G L . 1111 .4.1i.1.TE,577;5, Ar 4 Vl' do herChy ,',ol.o72Ylige, r‘ i, i art I luelditY the .22d of :ipril nc.vt, they tvillh,e,:7qo! L• Tent/ent in writing Ocatcyl up), an 4 ~trcrii f or 'his i ~ ,4 P 1 4, chuhat lit 74 'nay be dentanded.lbr these ()/ 'P s' s ?! Ships and Veaseis at Bel last, Carichfergns, tarme lb vi t" aVei "V) 4214 of Londonderry and Loughsibilin, 4 i t ti,.. *V " c eilAin: and further until si.v months warn ,,r. „L - ' give , for the termination ty' the Contracts; list. 0 , /,. 7"'" , of the Con tracts,nliTy br seen at the: Secretur;) i s k: ;,.. ' . 1144 ' Office, or 4, a N dyin g to the adleetors 9f ' 14, t ) at _Belfast and Lon o s IY* • . . j ''t C'ii(444.' . d noicrry I-. spec , 41 ' 4' 714 ullibe 4.<1 t. .44 Ten - ficr in which Me Price wt 47 0 , 4 . 1-4 , , te . rted. in taorels at length, : or that s swirl Ni t ii i e `; l ; rr e ll . 6 the Board befn r re ?lir o:Cloeh on t h e 1 ' w. 0 421 d of dinil next, nor unless the Perso . h . ii' ' i4t 71 ''"I'i, Or his .$0714e Person on his behaV; at I "" is ' i:kt!er iehen rolled for. hr ne 1 11; 17:43trler mutt also be eze(onzpanice by,,,,cttfr.s--ii- ,i ( lit pa:41144461' Persons en . gaging to become, lilund:, 1af,641 ini, in the P`eneil . `Sum of 50(11 . for th e clue ° keg of 'Caih. of ihe Contrails:. --"-----:_: . - CUR IPZ/CRETsI ANo sfIARES. Aillit A Wluilc lii)cet only la GairlC4h • • - •. ' 4144; . ''" . 1,9 19 0 I In Eighth.... ire2,l.l_ 6 t( t . I "INN '''. 5 1 CI I • - A Sixteenth... 1 h 0 met lir' tor t ie. $,, ~..P;l,-,,,,1reAV111(311.1% CMlt ), 1 , 11 / , 14 r %ilell liegiiii Driwing enth APItIL. in . Inc : l!'n p i i r i, "11sting 50, m, ,, , ' ilui ; e, it- w il l -k w 10 . 111Itted 1:4 1F holl l ' f i g 941M S o il the Pairiiiiii . ge of the Puhliy, no:. k.itionoV: htill,;" 'vohintarily made the above t r g i t a e l a ly i t ' ttfl Hu, ..(11,T.Tic'ket, hitt from his having tik) mna e•..\%.„ ,r,i!,,o(t,i)fir.olter of illaillts, there, being. wore that: of a ile'tifitc,ll,4 gi'lliiisioet, Adventurers have the Chang offered beture, for ' t , il i n he erldtitlertannt eras ere value. l '.••l'ri •" . SO-lENIE. 4 f . • , ~ - . Tio 000 i, ''• •,, ''• C. 201004 MOney •' - 1.:1"'.... 9.0,0n0 Coniuls • 4„."•....'"''' 2 ,000 ' Nth, 11.",-..."'" Qiooll Money . ' OOO win' ~ , ti:"...,„ '''' • 1,t,00 consols 3,000. t i .. "... SOO Ditto 2,0.0 -'''''•' .•...* 2(1 ?) Ditto ' 1,000 I^. ' ' ,'"•• :::".. 10 0 Money 1,000 1 54 '.., ....,:'** 4r) Nt o . oey I,oo't '1, * ".•.... . eF, Motley . 2 , 4. 00 ° s uf ... • 12 Nluney t iji)e (I . 4 Ticket each in Ihe N'lt.l'"tterh 96, 000 I • ",,. %Ai („: 4 1 ‘"‘ the ttlt trune‘g wilit'll ma y be ''kti 14'; ll ' '4: ... : .......... ......4. • k;:t.s. ‘..., , ' 41 3111. • -• 4,1 'f. • 11 qtts ti t I, ' Iri 4 ,„, ,tt„ • . e ,, ie lot 8,, „,, on the 4 th . _ .htld wi ll ,-",., fieketi• given as Pr ises n• e,„. 0001, . "1 tit '' 'n Ili d rawn of .11. N. ) •I "" „Z 4 tlit,„ t , tonlaiii 2 Prises of 16,0001., 2 ° I " which bEthweill abovecon 1 Ih N ti .'' lt.iiri,,d 4 4 01, 5001 2001.; &c. & o . all of i 'le , ii,','"' , iiti,, n Y •Vlventurers" in the present Lottery.. 41. :' ,4 ' 1 ,1 121 .Ei1N i f h"Pitig their Pr . ise Tickets, or receiving fur -.. .i it 'r b i - Poit„,, l ' i b o 'toy time befoie the 1 stuf Junes ft., ' witii, d , n and f k i • Pr'q ' 4 ll op • . i,_ r i.,i „,084f,,,,, ri RI entitled to 12/. each, and ,Ny ~,,i'ile 4t,„„-',... entitled, in additi on t o snob l i me. to nu Cutily ~,,:"." CONI Tielcet ' that a Ticket or Share 1 , „ -- 'Y Citji i i l/ 4 C41)1141 Priz s e. in thi s Lottery, .hut after 104tta iir,ll Shay Capital in the next Lottery. , litiOtv.iotit,;atell aye now no sale at J. tiIVEWRIGI - U . s ‘,41 11, Ira ) „:., 1 .111ces, is„ . 37, N o , as, Flay ~,.% t'Al tmlitilti lho ro, Cornbill, ;ko(1 No. t4l, Oxford-street. erit should be applied for without delay. Grand Tate. 4440,000 -...-- -......t , (111414 gintilit rinvisti rectius isti2 t , (i. 4,,,i,„,„„ si non his utere mecum.-lioit. q Oll. hl l4 ti 4te the !Inman passions, not to (tesftr)ce.Y. p l o , ir ' ,.!, ,, give tircto a proper direction and a due m . : ili t lsi t : t fuirli t t i'l tempting to erldicate them frt.m oor ni Z el oti r ,cl);i i , i - i l l , and llumously nditig t° ri,irur,„trtAttny, i'l4lt4,torlysht--!,',,es•le t he pastor hostu ;t rational.. n'i 7c-ottti_ t SIN , liy sh,ric hf Afe ' purest Religirm!: fl ', g i v Ii ,d„..t:isart. 1 onclust:ms of the soundest PPll.`".ii ' l j . -ct, I le 1 1 7 t 'oe th;" Il t 411 that has best) written 91 ) 1111'' '" 3.'4-lilt t1.:,1164:, 4)M1),0111$ hie; 'indicate thos'e,d4c4l:s 'i,s llrtfli',l!eiril:i the hrdnan hotly and mind by iiictittg!ol;„... i t . sir bht,ti'tv,4'ullei, ;rad particularly by Il er ri. l. ,'"e. it) . t I ner t luo freqat ntly acquired at Selig'? 1 41,..,t4:i.4ceilicruetrt.t..;he private happiness of ilidividua.l3oatnhiel' I,,Ar L 4 1 1 , 4t ft.,,,,y_.city of the country, Co artnnWice. - " :14 7 .',,itil ,i 1 ,1 )0 1 Hg and extensive practiccin this f . r a a_rti: , Nitt, 4,stor:l4ll.l.r.rofession, •see can It the gFe- le ". 1 ano ri:44,.,4401 wi,,, 1 ,I"r,ntk Mai Guardians of Y.out 'Lon( .I'._rqtriteli4 t,h4our mules- a general or partial deul" ) (I din t „ 4 l Ly t ,":' Nervous .`iysteto, whether product.. c, St,„ - lir or 4,,,,i'4"'"4!v Syphilitic infettion, by hutPlll, tii t ' l tiltly , I . w ,- , ice -;11 hut climates, liy-inten4e aPP i‘ t,, ,,1• 're 1)44 .;',!lr!uuderate rief, .or by .excesset of an ‘; Atli. ,;41.„‘ v.,:,t,.`ule.power to offer tin enti"'lY I•r.h 1714 ty4it,irittie,.l;'"'.l tile smallest use of Mercury, w!'" . , (it,,, it, 1,,,..,„ t,. . i iil itt 1,11 the staes• of tire,e corirplamts, 4lt « I • ~,,,„11111 svatxtstisr.er tire most 'sanuine ex of 1 ' -11' 'r'rat to . . );;.,,,t1.,,,i,f,,r.tii:, jty‘linrliti,t A.,llX.itity With.w4ich the world hag 1?lig: st.t.),,,t4ifil ~ voi4h.e7litirt.tittl.ttii 'in the consforl,4rud in) l'e• ::,t,.?bir 'told itit'ilid'lllighterted 'age,. its 1 hat of lir,vl.l rtytviet, - '' tl ititivi e ,. • "O'.lrYi deot ,thentselvet .exci4 k,.,/,.,1,,,rik1ul tu i t tiit i , l% evnicert '• hy ing h eager. ,ar Plic3t) , ii, 1 ''', ( - 4 th, Tl,e W!liell We' ilt.c ilaily receiving..llPP • r,,..;t ,;otettiini '. s‘"rlti• I ns slisi.t And recent ic"s,,,esot,'. 'ia A,,,!...r t ~,h lw,, ~, :I perfect eis clic,,,'o•tcd.:.l.o,,,c4,olr.„Z'y't ,rl,l.„!r„hy,,,Afti.,,;,it,ti !hose 6f • tfie l'if!.:rst ii14`7,,,A,71 5744.1 ~;;,";,ri sv ttt ; 4 rsrmve aile4, a , 1 er P.Vrscre.-- c ,liytiki,-,.l`.l4,,Stio,.{:iTsr:iientistrrie,s to nit! p',lt'iertf.a,.:rt.' 4r.14, 5k.1.•.1,z,,. Na 1,,,. > Aire 4 v ~ , ot L-o. r.!lltv - .1, ri.., mi t ell t „Iwekt) 11r,041.1h til t .' . t ". "I'vettir roi'ilmil. of c'are, l'.e" ua - • Irl.(",ir, sec„,"ther ,i:„""e'"f ' thee, sv ,, elo. • tl ,,, l ; l :rl.` c ir. ,Y , are ,i,it,".%Y.. eutuullt. its..wlitt., the greatest h it , ''.itte 'qtie tiT , i ` a acr, ut t)itr funny, .I‘;', D ., 107, Mt , tile It:Pd tit . l,,, l i i 1.14' e`""tltY, ii6erilling lit wilt t. nit u lti 1 1; it rernittalieiJ fur aileiei! and me ..',; cut tu all parts of tire wurld. . )iill .. • Ptilii Tr. , li, • 11, , .'' ' .---.....5, all'i ce.:silt-geowt, . - 4.1 ''ltliej . No 10- 1.-1 4 ' 4 itl .' 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COMMONL gr.I, 9 OCKWT brought in a Bill to amend such part . 0,1 the, Bankrupt Lass as related to granting the '88414110'9 Certificate.' He said, that as the object of the Bill vtent to introduce' a tiew prin ciple, he wished it to lie over a long tithe for con- 7 sitleration ; and, therefore,' should hot propose the second:reading till the ist of A/ay.- The o b. ject was to _impose a duty on the Commissioners to examine . into the eonductrof the Bankrupt, so. that the Lord Chancellor might he enabled to exercise a proper,disetetiou iii !;ranting his Cerd. heat.. Mr WanT'rEsLev , conceived that this Bill was minecesialy. As the law now stood, the Com missioners had one jurisdiction, the crettit ors rano-, then, and,tite ! Lord Chancellor a third ; and, there fore, although the creditors should sign the certi-• ficate, the.Commissimiers might withhold their signatures, and, finally, the Lord, Chancellor might refuse to put.the great seal to it. Mr. LocKH A RT conceived, that if three-fifths of the creditors in number and value were to sign the certificate, yet, notwithstanding the bankrupt might have squandered his property, or have con tracted debts, fraudulently, the Commissioners had no power to withhold their assent. Their only ditty watt to certify whether the hank! opt had or had not conformed to the bankrupt laws. Mr. WROTTF.SLEY said, that, even under, such . circumstances,, it was in the power of the Lord Chancellor to.:withhold'his allowance of the cer• .tificate, - Mr. I.OcIOIATiT was of opinion, ..that , it was highly neeespor to juvest the Commissitiners jurisdiction which this went to give them. There would be ample time for considera tion : and, therefore, he hoped that the Hon, Ge.ntiemao, consent to • the second reading On the l`st'OrMay. ••- . The,Bill, was, ordered to be read a 'second time . ".. •on that' day. • . -• • Mr. W; Durtnixi presented - the • second report bf tire Conimissionereappointed by the - late Act of Patlianient theSeotch Jury Court, to which, Ve would 'by and bye call the attention of the House. Hi 'could t.istitir,..! theta, that the in. stuntman of that Court, altitoogh merely an expe rimental. measUre, 'had given complete satisfaction to the people of Scotland.;---(Hear.!) - 'Mr'. CAL VeßT'pOstponed his Motion on' the Salt Daileti to Ilie:218t 'of • Cuaw t;N presented'it petitinn frbm Bilstun in Staffordshire, praying for relief untler'the Poor The petitioners stateit,iltat.aetnisidet able number of persons ill their neighbOurhood labour "ed under the greatest ilikrets, 'but' they had Hal ‘4"eys.tonducted•themselves in a quiet add peace able Manner. ..• • • • • ' Mr. BroudorrAst •cousidered -thorto state,- I.that be had re , eirti. a letter'from a very respect.. gable riersoh, who Mt - untied hint, t h at i n Bi rm i„ g • . ham and Its neighbourhood, there were at Ids 'tithe not less than 370,000 persons in great mi sery, but thtly nad :never evinced the dightvst nispositiem to riot or &Scatter of any kind. Such condudi;liethou4nt , teas beyond all nraise ; and . he hoped it would loi%e its, proper weight' with the :House, when some important matters were brought before them. The petition was referred to the Committee on the Poor Laws. The Navy (Picas' Pay , Regulation Bill Was read a third time, and passed. , Mr.' BENNETT presented a petition from 'the . Coffee-house-keepers in the Cities of London. and. Westminster, praying for -the protection -of the House. 'Referred to the Couunittee on the Police • • 'Sir M. W. RIDLZY moved for -an Aecount,of the Number,of Pursers whose pay had ; been,sus- . retitled for not passing _their ..aecounts.—Ordeted.. Lord A. 1-lAvrt.roN• presented..,it petition from Stevenstim;. - antLSalteisats, z in ripe County or Ayr, praying 'for a , Reforqn iu Parlia- , meat, 'fbe,petitionersstated,' there was not a 4inFle boroughits that county in' ,Which. the Ma - nutaCturing and clinnfierc - al ititerestalhaveu single , i o t e .......,Ortlered . to' lie .on the table, Lord 11,01.14.T0 presented-0i icketitiOn from time 'Royal Mirii;:h 4'Sdotig Queisn's-terry, iug for Itetortii.-LLOriterelfto lie'oitT.The'rsitile.t , N wnictt' presented • a Teti ion. signed ,by numerous and respectablo:Solieitors . , and, Attar.: nies,of ,PlYMonth,. PlYtnnuth-bOCk, - and Stone ..., foie tin tilteratiotict in' the oexittlug laws, as° very improper: periourbolv were enabled , io practice aa obtoeyancers anti solicitors, eamt wily to the,gyetqlwdehip of those who had been regularlY brett.to. the laws, but to the:prejudice of. IheAmblic. •" Mr. Pima NlOOll.ll, presented a Petition frOM • the Ribbon-weavere of . .. Coventry, prayingfor the protection Of the House. - • " 'hue CilANClti.Lott of the Eteneuiti staid, this. ~,„a 4 a branch of trade bf no ItOntn3l4V a er Ong cons id er ation ; but he.s afraid witroid ilo poly s ltictik they w,ishest to enjoy. w 94 ,pppste their injury 42well.as to titikt of tltcaMic, Mr. 14)togq_04 0 #11 1 4!,g1tid 1 0. imtr,00,404 Itt t ht I lou. GPOJI9I4II tbeUr t .ltt it ucCV-Ilsert tbldintoiry .• , tit 9,049 :45„ ; 11bitig,..,.. ..It • woul,l have beeo . - a more, stAtestnan-like; a wiser, and e:hetter-pOlicY a general yiew of our irade, as he had before re., commended, but without success, and not to pro. ceed on an sola red point. rns , ed , however, that the necessity of that measure wont,' be, felt, and 'that the 'night Lion. Gentleman would direct. his attention to it. All . 4 ilat 'thvie iitioners said was, give ,us the same ativAurages as the.Frencb.runnafiteturers h4ye,,ami ice Ada be satisfied r —Ordered to lie on the table. . PRINTED . Vc)T.ES. • t Mr. B. BATHURST brought up - the report of the proposed alteration of the printed votes.—Tobe taken into corfslitcrat'ion to;morrow, ' COPPLUC-TORENS. • Mr. ORENFFIL asked, whether the' Right . 1-Inn. . Gentleman intended . to ftit''t.6`ttul any nue sure to suppress the issue of copper tokeni? Mr. LYTTEGTON rose, and Said, that imme• diately after the holiday-, he should call the at tention ur the House to this subject.. Of All the persi,ns in Staffm . ifOii,r - e who had issued copper tokens, not one of their) was now , so ! , ‘ cut. The CHANCELLOR of the ExCHEQUER matte na observations. CATHOLIC PRELATES. Sir Y. C. HIPPISLRY trUsted, that the informa .iott conveyed by the several dispatches far which he was about to move, might tend to coun teract the inischievoi.s impies,ions of _the most gross and unfounded repreitntations which, from time to time, were made iii another part of the United Kingdom. He thought this a fit occasion also to, allude to a letter stated to be written by a Roman Catholic priest, a Mr. Haves, From Rome, containing the most unwarrantable assertions re specting hiniscif (Sir J.' 13) ; and he coidd.vin. titre also to say as much for the Noble W,contit at the bead of the, Foreign Department, whom he did not see in his place. In tact, these assertions of Mr. fliyel were wholly: false. The Hon. Barotiet concluded with moving for copies or ex= tracts of all diSpatches•from Ministers accredited. to Foreign States to his. Majesty's Secretary of State, respecting the . appointment. of. prelates under the See of Tame:—Ordered: A.Alessagc 'from the Lords announced their ft2Sellt- to the .Exehequrr;.cuurt with certain amendmen►s: The ninemhnents were t . hett4end and ngreed to; Lord A. kIAMILTON moved for an Areo . not of the number end value of books printed by the Uni. versifies of Oxford and Cambridge, an the amount of the draWback allowed on the riper --Ordered. ABOLITION OF SINB4;IIIIE,;, Itlr. DAVIES ett.lmat appeared at.the.bar, anti stated, that he held in his hand the,fittst,Report of the Committee of Finance—q Hear, hear !) The lion. Meßberbeing desired' to bring : it IT, he delivered it to the Clerk_ as the table. , ...ketene. rill cries of read, , reed,!) . As.soon es 'Order WMs restored 'the ;Clerk liegan. 'to reed as f0110w5.:4.4 be Committee of Finance, 'having -proceeded take into consideration the severarrnatters referred. to them, have lost no time, it! presenting This, their first Report to the Bowie. The office which your CoMmittee. thought them selves first. bound to undertake was, to consider what retrenchments could be matte consistently with the , public service, and with Q view Ih real and practical economy; 2dly, your , Cononittec deemed it indispensable, -that ample .recompence, should be • afforded to , pergorts• Fteklin,, ,, high anti. effective offices : and, 3dly, that such , otti. is 05. might •be considered in the nature of Sinecures ought to be abolishe4 on- the death of Abe' persons, , who now enjoy them. .This subject was by . means new to. the House. It. had been often brought before them, partienlarlyin when it was Made. the grount[of a I3ill, which was sent to the House of Lords, and some of the provisions of that Bill are referred to in this :report. Your Committee, therefore.; recommend, that the fol. •lOwing Offices, 'which -are-of the last description, ,shoold be abolished, viz. C h ief Justiges.of 'North, and Sonth of Trent.f.Aft4itor of •the 'eliesluer ; Clerk of the. Pelts ; four Tellers of the Exchequer; the WardeftiPtbecCinque Ports, the Governor of the. sle ' 3 / 4 11 ) 1WIPCV0 and the _Com-. 'inissary•Generi&of.MusteL9g.-tHear !) The Clerk was about to proceed, when Mr: Ganewr said, .it .teas unneceessary to go farther. .Eturnigli had been read to satisfy ,the House.of the spirit •of the Report,- and of the, feelings by whi,ch 'the Committee had been .actuated, , . Lord COCURAN.E. rose,. and saitt e .that the abo., lition of theseoflicecatithe death of the persons now holding them would not tend, iu the. ;alai. lest degree, to relieve the unparalleled.:distresick under which the country now laboured, ,in grilse togive effectual relief; it was abialAtely necessary that something should be done anmeillately. NO ftirtber, observations, being tnade, the goes- Lion wax put, Abet the Report be printed,- whish wawagreed .to. 1 ..,.: ;':. . • :.. .- Mr: Nziatatax.movetti.fer,- snil obtained leave to , bring, in a• Bill to enable Ecclesiastical Persons antf.iothere to - grant lefties , of tithes, . so as to bind their successor% . '-' -, • , '.." -• . r General, Tnotiwrow,. referring to two petit ions which , he presented against the Savings' Banks :ai11,.: onlqemibe'igth of March, the other ein the 24th, . moved. that they;shottld.be 'printed, ; , The (petition being . put'frons the Chair, it Wail nemt dyed , without is , divisione ... - . Vire'Land Revenue Bin was. read: .a third time an, , ti p assed --. ~. ~ - •,. Mr. F it estmene_ wished to know, what stun had been already expended in making .the improve.. tnents prisiidedlorby.:this .Bilf i. , , .. .i . ~ • , t ', • Mr:..frivsntsuoir.replied; that something cx* lceeding ,- 500j00 0 / . . had been ex.pended, mid that -the furibetivw of 300,000/. granted }Ay tti.l3 Lilt