The Sun. — London, England, 1817-03-18 00:00:00

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NDAMUSAP PAPERS " the same relate to the conduct of Alit:: Court Itoors in resisting the Powers exerei,ed Ott - that occasion by i n r e the Board of Commissioners for the affairs tltrl,ndi adjudicating dis the a puted pecuniary Claims, and iti large pp li cation of th e C ompany's Funds for their No, ....,., JAMES COBB, Secretary. . , h NAT INDIA HOUSE, JAI4• 'l9' "17' f the i 1 F, COURT of DIR.ICTORS 0 ~.,.. kNTS of ENti 1 ,, tNITED COMPANY of MERCH` hereby girt ~.ti,".L4 l'itAbiNG to the EAST INDIES, d 0.,, ...,, ..: • Ny's_ COMP'I March l'll4tthi.itANSFE tiIIOKS of the said 4,t! of 1-I• 'Cli will he R s hot on TIJCS DAY. the 4 °, it Two o; Clock, and opened again on 11.',,0i1l April foll o wing. II I iUItSDAY, t n N i 4 QtAttrritLy :GENERAL cot.TRT ,T„'lPlNYwili tit 11, 1,1 at ' their House, in Le 3(ki ":1::ilitiol-ls'eter1::eeitlIdi ' '' 4ZbXESI)AY, the 19th of March next, at E e l 'uht r i i! i h '" a CENEItAL COURT of the said , C on wEDNEs bl.o.l4t:ir [louse in I.radeolvill.street.*°tlirmA:ltYbrn'ivii!: ' t • , 1 ' it '' 9111 April nowt, front Nine o'Cluek in Six DIREc. -111 Sit in the erring,for the ELF-CTI()N of • 10"4 I,f the laid c„mp(„q. for Four Years sai d Cm h4" that the utm of the ItIEMBERS of t he House on .10N i41111111"eitly to be delis at this I , I, Le t-114 Nlareh next. • • ' JAMES COBI, Secretary. .• roir(),!'fck Op onb.v,lNrcz, Feb' 23, 19,1.7.. "I. U . t.' Pit,INCIP4I, OPFIrERS Qf I les m eque• Noti ce, Jpiq, , i‘p - 1 s otibm4.vcE eo here . b .' iu- paii-Mall> 4,,, tall Oe reeriverl qt their O dftce' 1 front ,ueli . Atrp„?-I'''' Prd s,Y i Mt i Ist day of Ahlrqg nes t , svply 9.1. toli-4,41. lefty be willing to nnekria4e i i i 4 the l'n'dr'. 1.41(14.6rAe Orrtnanee ffor.scsstationet. enci of the (..‘ Pk% to be de'ivercd at the ExP 1 , 4 ,Pt et; ' NI FiCh, ' . • ,Il'l't n utria Plymontil, . 444 44, , North Britain, and ' • Chatham • • . ‘ r, r . 144,,,) i?taltlh, .. ' ,i...4pr. Usual, the t:''l°l. sil Sii 4114:4.1. Prim Me Isl.l4°•oid .„v ;allure Vp..,t,gri. ,• stcrei, dry, and ctc'an'. _ot'weigh, less I`A :, e',l m.,4 411,u,Lurht oati, and nsir,_s,t to 6,. eetteet,aniff: 49, ,„,,,,tt)-," It'i.c4t.tter. rtu,,,w; :Tie I l l,! . ia.; ,he straw 1 eit ;4 'l"rtg es q 56 II". we'g ___, delivered e {'CGV, c i f 0 4 'l' , l', find d,, Ifiteat or Rye &Tv * 4 "a ?-tge e V . 'o • T, p,te I. tvetglit • of cacti Quantities 4rririet;; .. e hi b. poid for the yes reline .in,,rolev, v i z ; ... Kt tilt 0'44 ' 4,Y be delivered, at •tiacifolh" , d„.‘ois weight. l''lti, 1;44 ' .Per hundred paill,!,l4.l°_lt r 4tii %.:I'74t per hundrg.d and twelve I • YZe.%;rw 4 Per humdred and twelve Pounds..ointiy for 'utsnris. t,:,, - tlPttlie elm/ be deliveeeel "Paratw' hiji ich. or : during t hat ia h w e - f.,,,,, 1441. e V Ilte cold Stations; and it is fxP. ec 4..rin, the 4,44411).49 rPeeire the Stable Lung, c,..,,e1:11414 Crogracts may accumodale, maklng a ue 4 ij: :trilo:rgle hrio 'e "hitt of . ltr , M e roc of ok. , Peti t , _pp.a._ I. oi:orticatars ploy be known upon. ; .4 cork sta -164, ay ~ r'°M,anioding Me Royal elreille .V.11...m1i of (4, q nit, at lice Szcretory.v Office, in P 1 o•clock, 1, 14 4 4)14,Y between tl4c Metiers qf Ten and F our i rep, and ad- ifoYeidit P41)030, vinst be delivered, seatee- • 0 - Propoi 1.. . .. but io prvosa. ca n . ._ hill.ta ~,, a . for I orage ;bu 1 7,,,eti,e ,'Clock i t ko.:?' , the .41 214 t of .1/:arhi at i.7„ier he natie ""`4lttal thl4e„'‘.4' boy, ncillzer will any . t .is his behalf; 44ellqiee4e p ort, mate.ing it, or an 4 gent ' . 8y 'Ord er tithe Boned * ... '•-•,..„ •K• .I.4_cnEtrp; Secretary. IV.lsill'alitli . • lti."•--Vilta. -. ..„_ltte patritin reit:rant jeJunsa tir,:ico /1,;;;;-.77-- Pro.in the faint ety c b e i a h- I A t i Tt i t . 11 A ( 1 it ‘":11: at -_,T I-14. P?11-1Yiloatintlation oft the 11,,itti4,4 iik' '"'Plines4s t‘niticl, ii)olftleitetlit.ttirbed, thlr..ilions yiti,‘,. 'lt 141• In the ni io t•thitr, thnut. precautions le I,t 111,1setire tt 1 " . . n u t ''' la sof that great ~,:;.*„, ~. IL io the joyment ..r. ~,, of d i sor ders_ 1•1;te,;v1.4 iiri4iiikitt. .Ite., hielaticimly .1 • 41,..R_,17., ere ;ire ni.:1•171 ikii..ll9tiu or ~.i , r ittu . is it Iltr,vll It) .4111r,%,s _suit 4, ) , . hlit,,, 414 .Itittielsl I t 1A144. It1:111. those whichiii' i,ttempc 1; 6 I Carly thistpatton,, or suit! Y 4to4' et killP the sedulous it} '''" fif a , • ""d e° ' 11 In state that be trvatment ~(144, 4. . tr<ttliett ex,tlusive y directed to, t 1 then! to the ( Zi t s ~, ttiut4F ;u II I. I :I I ,, II\I.CoMPLAINTS, elntrascurgeons, t !key , .Zi'11.4,',,171,5 Sod petiolliliele"liTit. At .1.-•elry4staqt af thattl,sd ,ii;lkL P . oi l,l : ° " il :ctittl'actett' Vtieul:i (I)llll'g'n'arded tal?t nest; nii. 1‘,,,,.10.,,-:.,0ti11 toe riprillgs of life attcl for,evcry t. 11.”, s o. del,,.r. .ripi.,`,!!,,te the e.ea"(ll;eitte oejorettile indiscre.to.m!sputli'o'n, 1,. to.•;litii, esturn yof twinti,i4, entailinz fold ""tic.,l4) boo y ~tli.iii 1 I'll I,lctio, ail tit •lf rin•*. 't (old i•11:0—."e ! i'lit,tho,,,t...t4ll%l'V:iiteli !And rlliller Nit L lC llSlt' CliFek! y.tiltli.e"vrca,unttt tlr ~t , . , t Iti !nit kii)ltiny and ded. }ot . .. at ,p,i,,,,,, t tt , , hi this I,4rtichlar 14411.01, they rciti to tu' ‘... •lit‘ftire,i, illtliZsitilcil;.lli,ry lt,itter Ilii:iuse lets! tbeY tided ti'z'4',lti4,lit Ya)thi4r:e:txtrytt".4"4l4"y4tli"ittilcelliceconittillailtts,ll i s r ki s uf :i'lr?.,)plettli i.l, the sl,ort pleriod. of trio an•ls:,tfltiEtl Netttntiite., Ike'.".lc,",:i P:tlns its the hones, .•,:itets' ' N i i of ?' c in their . p t. n t li tA It ittl ! ' 1 .. 1 11 ri , .:1 to i1,,1. r}4,Ptien't.Peirlsiilig,4iliiroeteil co n state RI in• ilt:t k41:411.9•Ni t:N ' wra).l, tt a re lohhi been disappointed,t I,44_Mt 1„, 4,11 411 il/NN 1)1 a FAMIL Nal' he fissured th.t !, 4..411.,,,iti. t ar I'4+ loch ilefecU tire eii'r atilt; by medical skil l of hti n aeq „ nev r . ettatt al of suelt inipedithents lit tin object . ball.; 17 tit„ ~.!ttl_ttlity with otitt•rs, ytt the cure of sucit.dr:. t4ti.t.rir ixrity titi.,ll.ll,togress of re noy,tti :in,' Is the atiut 1,, ° it gl:,;(7.1-',11U1I'l anti'l CC) ' it ' db • etietits of , 't'.`..l. R 2. 4t t),,, _,. seater inntu e } r 4, , hen *le, 14 7 . to 7, 1..1..tv41,.'"t y to..comr, i l ' tr,i•lq..„ tirth,r .tt (mrilto. Panel .23 ILI th . e coutettrp. "1111'41vIrik"°1;tna'fte; t"ri: rera4ll.4"!l"it ; fi l l l i t. v4"- tile zl / 4 %; ni% t).11 `14:51111. (;: t r i 4 t ttu "InY IL.l,itt of thne'•Liugdoui. tt. BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL 'THIS GALLERY', "for the EXHIBITION and SALE of the WORKS .of BRITISH wrisTs ,is NOW OPEN to the Public, and will continue open every Day front Ten in the Furcuoun till Five in thc Afternoon. Adatittpnett ts.,-Catalogue ls. • By Order, - JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. TUBEROSE ROOTS. ORANGE 'AND LEMON TREES. OHN 13URGESS Oul SON • most respectfully J inform the Nobility and Gentry, they' have received a very. superior. Assortment of the above Trees, which they can recommend to their notice with the greatest satisfaction. 'Warehouse, No. 107, Straud (Comcr of the Savoy Steps), London. In the Press and speedily will be. published, F RANCE. By Lady MORGAN, Author of typormel." " Marine jour de ma vie est une feullle dani mon linre." Thonia,. Printed for Henry Culburn, Public Library,CondOit-street, Hanover square. This Day was published price is. - - FRIGHTENED TO DEATH a new Musical Farce, in Two Acts, as performing at the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane with unbounded applause. By W. C. OULTON, 'Esq. Author of The Sleep Walker. My Lhndlady's gown, &c. &c. Printed for W. Simpkin and a. Marshall, Stationers'-court, Ludgate-street; and C. Chapple, Pall Mall, This Day was published, price Gs. in boards, The Second Edition Of • • MILY PRAYERS ; 'corponsed nrincipaily in Expressions taken from► the Holy Scriptures, and from ti►e Establist;ed Services of the Church of England. By the Rev. THOMAS OOTTERILL, A.M. Perpetual Curate (inane-End, Staffordshire, and late Fel4 • low of ••:t. John's College, Cambridge. • Printed for T. Colel t and LS .Davies, Strand : and sold also by ['atrim', Piccadilly; and Seely, Fleet-street. • Of whom also may be had, by the same Author, An Assize Sermon, intended to illustrate the Nature and Necessity of ,Laws, Human and Divine. Preached at Staf ford, March 13, 1816, price 'la. 6d. FRAUD PREVENTED. rro counteract the .mapy attempts that are daily made to'impose on tIW unwary a Spurions Composition itiArad of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by DAY and MARTIN, they are induced to adopt a new Label, in which their Address • 97, Mgt) Holborn, is placed so conspicuously, that they trust an attention to this, and the difference attic Type, which is unlike ail Let ter%press, will enable Purchase a at once to . -detect the Linn sition. The REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAYtind MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, will in future' be sold in Bot tle!: at 6do Is. and IsAitl. each,'and 4 Copy of the Label left with all Vender's. DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn. FINSBURY COLOUR WORKS, near Finsbury-sviare, City Road (part of the late City Brewery). ORNAMENTAL HOUSE, tend CHEAP IM PENETRABLE PAINT, COAL TAR BLICS,' end BROWN, for Fences, &c. Wholes*, Retail, and' for Ex portation. Lf NGARD and HUGHES respectfully acquaint the Nobi;• lity, Gentry. Merchanti, Traders, and the Public in gene ral, they may be supplied with Ornamental, House, alst the Cheap, Impenetrable, and Anti-corrosive Paint, Coal Tar for Fences, in great•repute, Boonaq Cement, Pitch, common Tar, Rosin, Alum, &c. &c. Linseed Oil, Tior,entine,' and every At tio used for Painting, Distemper, &e. dry or mined for use; the Whole, being ntannfaetnred on the Premises, can be warranted genuine.--White Lead from 365. - to 50e. per cwt.: Nottingham ditto 565.; Invisible Green, Lead, Slate, Stone, Yellow, Chocolate, Black, &c. 505.; Red 40s. ; Brawn 365..; and cheap .in proportion, per lb. Prepared E tryin. 7 . Oil for the above ss. 6d. per gallon. Refined Coal T a r Black ' and thrown 215.7perewt. common ditto 18s. Sperm Oil„of a very line quality, fur Drawing-rooms; Common Oil, fur Sta bles, Ste. N.B. Entrance to the Warehouse, &c. seconct.door up the gatewaT, , with a commodious yard for carriages to turn where Samples and Specimens of the Colours are.exhibited, for Ladies and Gentlemen, Merchants, &e."to chute. LlNGAltp . .ard HUGHES cau thew a Specimen of a supe rior and elegant bright Green, for I. 7 irandas, Garden Chairs, &c. that the hottest sun,cannot fade ; Well calculated fur the East and and particularly reemum ended to the Nobility and Gentry for Town and Country ,Mansions, Gar dens, &c. &c.—Allowance to Merchants. TO MRS.. JOHNSON, Newman-strcet. • appears requisite your invaluable ANIE- A. RICAN SOOMING SYRUP should be universally known, that its usefulness might be more generally extended. My little girl had been extremely ill a long time she had fits, and' her bowels so much a ff ected tha t her life was de spaired of; doctors and meditine were of no avail. We were told that her teeth was the ()illy cause of her affliction. A (timid Calling upon us, who had seen the happy effects of the Syrup, prevailed upon ns to try it ; she brought us a bottle, and rubbed the child's mouth, and in a few 'alludes a most , astonishing alteration took place, the fits left her, and she recovered as fast as possible ; it requiring only a bottle and a half to perfect the care. Our sorrow was thuS, in a few days, turned into joy. . We are, Madam, your obliged servants, Nov. /7, IStri. J. and M. MAL No.l, New John-street, Aston-road, Itirmingham• To be had of the PrOprietors, Johnson and Williarus, No. 941:Newman-stmt.!, Oxford-street; and of all the principal Medicine Venders in town and country, at 2s. 9d, a Bottle. CaurtoNt.—lle sure to ask for Johnson and Williams's . American Soothing Syrup, as there are several spurious sorts. Mrs. Johnson relieves the Infant Your, as usual, at her house,' every Tuesday and Saturday mornings, from nine to ton o'clock, by bringing a letter freni a respectable houSe keeper, to certify that they are real objects of charity. TOBY, THE SAPIENT PICT, . -- (The greatest Curiosity of the present Day.) , This most.extraordinary Creature will sell and read ; cast accounts.; -play at . cards spel l any pc rson what o'clock it is t o a Only, by their own_ watch ; also tell the age of ani/ one in coin-, pany ; and, what is snore astonishing, he will discover a person's thoughts thing: never heard, of beforee particularly . so singularan animal as that of , the Swine race. The perform , ances of this truly surprising Creature must be seen,to be believed. lie is now exhibiting every day, at the Royal Promenade Rooms, Spring Gardens, where he may be seen precisely at the hours of 1,3,- and 4, and again in the evening, at 7,8, and . 9 o'clock...--Admittance .. NAVAL CHARITABLE SOCIETY. Mr.Eorroftft has long been a received RRiORI, that the hearts of Englishmen are as open as the day to. :charity, And the late God-like charity showered down and still showering down upon the distresseilin every corner of the kingdom, fully evinces the Hearenly'gift. But how comes it then, might irbe, said,- that this divine effulgence,- if ~I may so venture to call it, has left in utter darkness .that excellent dia.; pity, " TkIE NAVAL 'CHARITABLE Soctarv . r To this it will probably be answered, " But who Can afford to relieve all the charitable applications which have so long beset us - On- every side ? Must, we not make a choice ? Ought we not to give a preference to the most urgent cases ? and sorely among the foremost of these stand the wretched l a bo ure rs and mechanics that are literally starving for want of that employment which they are eiery., where seeking in vain." That such distressing objects present themselves incessantly to our view, is n (set nbt• to be denied; and that such a sight is piercing to the heart is equally undeniable. But this admitted, have the poor hidden sufFerersiow pining in misery, a less claim urn) our feelino because they remain unseen ? flow much modest wont), how many mighty souls, at this Iltoment lie concealed in many a noisome solitary nook, sink ing . beneath the weight of penury, and, per; haps, sickness ? But this misery, great as it is, ends not here ;—still — worse remains—tor to this must be added, the incessant struggles against the agonizing recollections at the. brightest and most enviable days—days when their deeds . of glory were applauded to the very skies—deeds now, alas, as much forgotten as the mighty victores which their skill and valour obtained, and which, wider Providence, saved this glorious country from annihilation. 01 that I possessed that magic polver which could instantaneously bring back to your remem brances those' indiscribable tumultuous feelings which we all experienced at the glad tidings out matchless naval victories, and which nit ly bade England sleep in security—The navies of France and Spain Leung no more ! Where, then, could have been found the cold, hearted being who would not with eagerness, in theiirst impulse of his joy and 'gratitude, have thnrst his untold purse into tto bo%oni of the in. digent itafering sea officer, or forced i4s acceptance upon the equally distressed naval widow or orphan ? And shall we a • became we can now sleep in secu rity, forget the means.by which ,we acquired these choicest of Ilebven's blessing—our liberties and lives, 3 It is not, however, the hero himself who nOw you., but it is his-wretched widow— his triendless, unhappy orphans,, who call upon you for succour ; for as to the husband, the fa ther, the son, the brother, their last best blood was poured out upon the streaming deck_of vic tory —whilst. " All faint, to Etearen be tbtows his daing eyes, " Ann, 0, protect my wife and child ! beetles." Shall we then, my noble canotrymen, he deaf to such an appeal ? Let our hearts answer the question— , and let 08 not forget the widow's mite ; for, if it he generously bestfteed,. it will be grate fully received, and the . gift, however small, will be registered io [leaven. And may I not here be allowed to address a few words to a body of men. whom 1 have ever loved, respected, find revered? I mean this defenders of the woonEN WALLS of OLD ENGLAND MONUMENT or NELsoN's GLORY, I 'do 4 oof wish* to wound your generous feelings, believe me ; and yet I am sensible that thp que,tiati 1' am about to put to you will strike to the heart : but, too many. Let me then ask,—for ask I must,—how comes it that whilst I scrutinize the list of the. Members of the Naval Charitable Society, I find so many gallant and distinguished muses wanting The fact is but too certain, however inexplicable it may appear. With the_ generality; 1 w old , ' fain persuade. myself that this proceeds from want of thought : and yet in such a InoMent. of - misery as the present,—at a moment when our eyes and eats arc assailed on every side with heart rending objects, how is it possible that the gene rous noble-minded rulers of the main can ,forget the wretched vestiges of their brethren in glory I Shall their disconsolato widows, shall their poor friendless orphans, perish for want of being re membered ? Forbid it Pity ! forbid it Justice ! forbid it Heaven ! But who has not erred I Lose not -a usuinent then, follow tire impulses of your honest hearts ; efface ,quickly.this only Um i n your escutcheon. Itt ason shall approve---nay, t h e v er y a n g e l s in Heaven shall rejoice—whilst the sad wreck of your onc‘boasted loved brethren I n arms shall bless you in their daily prayers, and the hearts of their wretched wives, and daughters of sorrow " shall sing, for joy.'• 1 am, Sir, vour most obliged servant, A WELLAYISHER. TO TUE NAVY. Snlscriptions, in aid of the above laudable In. stitutinn arc eccived by ttre following ailiiitra, &c. 'Messrs. , Child and Co. Temple-bar; Drummond and . Co., charing-crost ; .Marsh, Sibbahl, and Co., Berners.street ; Godwin and Co., Portsmouth; Harris and Co., Plymouth ; John Kent, Esq. Naval Hospital, Plymouth; anti by Mr. C. M. Auhrcy„Secretary to the Society, of whom particulars utay be known by letter, or otherwise, .and to whom all aP pliciitions to the Society must be addressed, at the Navy Office. N. D. The first - Monday in April being Easter Monday, the Quarterly Meeti4 of the Naval Charitalett Society is ne cessarily poitponed till the Mond'isy following, I.il'E r. HOUSE Or LORDS, MOND.%Y, MAnCil 17. CON? M tSSION. The Royal Assent Was given, by Commission, to the Treason Bill, the Soldiers' and Saito's` Se• diction Bill, the King's E'►'oceedtngs Bill, the Americ,in Pii.4en4ers Bill, the edrnatie Debt 8.11, Coffee Bill, and several private bills. Coin missioners,—.the LoaD CHANVELLou, Earl of SHAFTESBURY, and. Lout ItRDESDALE. - BAYLEY'S DIVORCE. Witnesses were examined, by the direction of the House, relative - io the plat, t% bed' er Mrs. iittyley's pregnancy was visible at the tithe %viten Colonel Bayley returned, with reference 'to the question, whether there was any reason to eon_ elude that. there had-been a reutibsiou or condona tion of the offence. The evidence was ordered to be ptinted, and the consideration of the subject to be resigned oa 111onday_ next. , , SEDITIOIN MEETINGS. The Sedition Meetings ,s brought up from the Commons, and on the 'motion of Lord Srovourn read ts first time, and ordered to be printed. Lord,SIDNIOUTH said, that as there was reason to bctieve-tnat the prints „would be on lite tables to-morrow, be'thought it migi.t beiitopuy iu that case that the, bill should be read a second time to-mort ow. 11, therefore, be heard on objection from any quarter, be would move, that the Bill be read a second time to-morrow Lord HOLLAND observed, that this was a ,Billl of very great importance, and that It ‘could improper, :therefore, to hurry it...through the House. Though the prints might be,on'the table tomorrow, - yet the House ought to hare,,imv to consider theth; and the chief object of having a Bill printed ‘vas to afford an opportunity for that consideration. He thought Thursday the carlie.:t day that ought, to be appointed for the second reading of the Bill. .The Earl of LIVERPOOL said; that if it were stated that Objections were to he mode to the principle of the Bill, then it might be proper to delay the second leading till Thursday, and nei ther he nor hiS Noble Ft iend would insist 'upon an earlier day but if the 'objections .were nut to the principle, brit to certain of the provisions of the Bit, then the proper time for discussion would be that of the committal of the Bill ; and then the nrinciple, it that should be thought right, might he discussed afterwards.. • Earl GROSVENOR observed, that it might be a question whether ,the rut astire ought not to be ~ivitled ; and it tv%s fitting, therefore, that it ,boulti be digcusscd Ott tie second reading: . The Bill was then ordered for the second read ing on TiHKAAV, and the Lords to be.stimmoneit: The Earl of DEBBY • presented a petit on frOm someplace in Lancashire ; .the Duke ot stilnEft• SET from the Wtth Agricultural Society: the Last of LAUDEEPALE from Bandon ; Earl buosyr.tiolt also presented a petition, but from the noise wit ti- Out• the-bar, we could not distinctly hear the ob ject of any of them..--They were laid on the table. The Duke of ATHOL gave notice of a motion on Friday, tar act alteration in one of the standing orders of the House respecting private Bias (as we inidetstood•him)„ with reference to:Scothind. The House was ordered to be summoned for Friday. The Indemnity Bill, and Silk Bounty Expor. tation Bill, were read a second time.—Adjotirned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. A.t a quarter before frur o'clock the Set►axett took the Chair, and stated that the House had been -to the House of •Peers, and had heard the Royal Assent given to several public and private Bill s , for which see the Lords The Sheriffs of the City of London presented a petition from the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Conimons of that City, against the continuance of Lotteries.—Read, and ordered to lie on the table. After a few wards from Mr. LYTTLI TON, The Sheriffs were then introduced a second time, and presented a Petition from the same botty, com plaining of the prevalence of Mock Auctions.-- Read and laid on the table. /1. TAYLOR brought in a Bill for..the better repairing of the Pavement of the Metrdpo lis. He stated that it was tinily. similar to that which he had introduced last year,ruid that all the interests co - nneetcil with the subject were firmly convinced of its propriety.—Read n first time, and ordered for a second reading on Friday next. Mr. CORWEN presented a petition tram the pa rish of Copping, in the county- of Essex, prayivit for some alteration in the Poor Laws. Hestmed that there were 2544 inhabitants in that parkh, 1600 of whom were supported by the Po,ir's Rates, and prayed for relief.---Read and orderLd to lie on the table. Mr. LIVTLETbN presented a petition fromthe Needle-makers of Redditch, in Worcesteisltitc, complaining of the exce:lsive use of machinery. Read and ordered to lie on the Wile.. Mr. T. Fot.iw presented a petition from the pa rish,a Ross, in Herefordshire, in favour of Re trenehthent and Parliamentary Reform—Read and ordered to lie on the table. • 'The Exchequer Bills Bill was read a second time.--Report to•nurrrow. Tile Exch'quer Court .Bill was read a second time.--Report on. Wednesday. EAST INDIA TRADE The House then resolved itself into a Commit tee of the whole House no the East India Trade Act. Mr. ROBINSON obierved, that the Hone hail reserved to itstlf a power of extending the prir•L