The Sun. — London, England, 1817-02-19 00:00:00

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Z" 'i J.. • x , ,,, • ~.•„, - , ....: ~ . , 7/. a ,, KB IP i Nl7 031 .] WEDNESDAY, F Eii3P.o A RAI Sr.vENpriNion.' tiIITUFATIIE ROYAL, COVENT -GARDEN. .; Nubility, tientrv, nwl PI)1)1iC in u.4:ner'll• ~,,,,il:rt r,ity,(t.litll.y,infonel,,tlr.:;t flip' PorforTAn„:.:4. will yr ie,'" , 1 1 1 111 1 he:Atre, oti Fl t.I 1)A? \ ?...X'l., l' e", , " " .. .Y, z s ,, ~ .r, wit), (Ar tire milv time' thii Sedtms; I , lit. s,, r. ii i n . 0, pm V, M ESSIA fr (:nyny,„ied hi: (` • 1. • 1.1."')11' 1 F r uit tltutued on orrry sosceedin4 Priddy 11,4;14: 1"'"I' Ili,;llKriiirmers.....-t:iisistepbrit, NI r s , Bllsod, Nl:wer . k;'Zti tr s awl Nlry, VanKltdo ; Mr. VaiiKlinn, NI r .I.inuv%) l}st,4l:,e,r. thlt.itrnortd, find Sir. llartleman. 114,,•47.!,1 ikliss Tremfan, whose Performance; have Ittnykik zp . :high and deserrvd applfsine fr . oin tl . te mo.r.rornil lat r ric es; it at the end of the First . 1 art, perform "1_14461)." the \I ° 1. " 1 (being Iter first pulthe appearance e to( I s 4 yt,„ l le 11 ;Inilt . Air. wit re--Organ, Al r. S. IV es i e Y. — zikliienkth: tll3)e ox p ei lr'' f i t , it h:! (t)111.- t i .i r t of (: .:I . r A l s ira t ndon , a t the .„,....„...:t. ) ttitylret, from 'reit till Pour. --... t(ls '--------- [lox OF THE SONS 0 1 4 "1 . 1.1E CLERGY • aECTION anal POOlt cum; tharattert 14rKe Families toti4ke f L ""d Mr. NI viit)Kuros, hod o 'A N Im. AN O N 'AL-LIONS, the present Ye,tr, will tahe place lt nifty be at the Cotporotion-House, `b4rY•place, Lodon, ally (lay (Sund"ys ex " the hours of Tt.h and Three o'Cloch. ,MY nod CO. C kB• k 2G, Cor n , - i,,,...t0c - 10 ers, : . f IN,Ortilly ncynaint the Public, that the STA T E 140 and Tick ets begins Drawing on the Ist 0.111 finishes on the sa e Day. ,', 1 .15,00 3 2 P same rizes %000 1 4 of I 5 0 0 '';',' '" ' • " • .................. /MO ' .i." '• •• • t,oon I; ................. sou tthatersides Pr izes 01 1001..531. & e. •laaactliate ere ly sellin g by LIORNSBY and Co. a n d I. ;-...'"*--.--.........,.........._ 1),, B'r-1:IA17111'S DAY. 4 ) ,„ ') l'OT111; PRINCIP‘I ITY OF 'WALES. I AR!) t , " xt.riioh.,.. I'A"f(INT 8 ,k B 1 . liii the t, to 4: , • , t oc, . ro set , ... . , , t. F '. l ' , l N I/ )1 ?""c to his Countrymen, Native` o, , Nup.:tt.rrY, that he has succeerled.t9 i t tit . iii , l l l lo, the LorrErty draw. on the FlItSl 1 ht mioar .of the Tutelar Slint of Wale*. ,arii,, 41te ri , i c -' • •f• lion of ~,.., t!,,, . oeoself he shrill pare the soot's ,ic 1,14,4 ftr.uurnerou Prues with which the unprece "Alb, pr,io sitlidi a Lott er.rahounds, amongst his ,4•1,:14440111, whom he invites to his Forty will Vie''tehere tlir Orders for TICKETS and qto,ii It.,4ttfoly received, los• the only 'Welch ttrune the falours of Fiirttine• 11 'itly Iry 1 • Friends Anil ttoic't•izi,,c .! . - requests Its . Ili't,:4otl,l(iit 1.) tu4 , Smallest I.ott.e,trzcev_7ll,sn,ooo67 l it, 1 : 1 ) sti„4 I.PlP.riclc els, *with One 1 .',.p."l).Avip's tqw it4,t, k-alatals, to h e nII Drawn on :'. t . _, . ni t „ itstil tit 1,141441, wh?a he hopes to distrilm L ~,,e. ....,„ Fri Ilkh itzsers I,lljo, t I the gold Fortunt tn 7 .1 . 1 in,'ltlll%,"" Gard ‘hci. - . 1.",01,: to the ,as' L t t t 1 ) 4 ~N,,„,,v-.4ol(htine)l:llTitte o . olv fixed 4n.ooo—,also mt-14,.. `ii7,1111.7n51. ‘‘iili'vlrions oilier C3pi . 141 !. ; .,1, in "k 1 '*'':' 4N(I :tP)ol ,;.nd Most of the Calm, ''0,,,%"141ye 1.0 - ti ,'y . • NIZN"S i re . u: 1 !1;11e at J. SlVimn Tr'r" ' . ,tn. • •• i rket ; 1, , l'rqiiii No ..1 ..ny: la '''ltill)unt'; I ' '1,.;I: Oxford-street. t .,,1,....) .......„............ lk, Ipth,. Ao. 2 346. h<riet of . ii IF Share of the above ,I. * i t . , , . (111 at , , , it , i , k re lla do . a presented to the Welch ( 1121 ? ..s.. ki,%4"0: alld hmirly receiviite personal and al t e, i . z6.11,, teLh,...4:.% i)r the same N'..l'inbe . r front nt , l pa_r_ts , 've,,,„11,,,,, • ' , Hire s to save the Public trouoie aniu 14 11 ' I, 141,1 I:, ilaurin them that the other Shares of tirrr4ll:tiiii,t,lkirst than one honr after Shen.ll'.! 1.4,1. /c,it ,t,.liht\N M i d, I e3tl onlv repeat what I Salt! 10 in. , ' 4 t''" ' '" fllre Scci:einry Its the, Chia rity), that, 11 911i 0 , 1 411 1 ,7* ti Prize of FII.;TEEN' I'HOUSANP N A,,, -I ,Aill'i," t ,' its of will s:ion be decided, as the: '4 ` l ' P 4 ' l Drawn on sT. DAVID'S DAY, Ist - ~ 4 I ) 1 1 4. • 'WI mush oblig ed humble Re'rlinti 5 4 41,4 1 f Itrij p .. (I n T. LINN, Stock-Brok e r, . Contractor for the Lotter,. Ari 7;.(,,,,,5. 614 T , AION ' Y I , \ Rh- c • r• _ L. NIA '*i t c 4N ., .., i* ~,.Ikth mii,,kr,e,iltlenten, &c. mnv be stip -44.141, ` , ,ltti : •\,; . .1 to otly amount, on term, equal to tike 1.,61„711. '' r,vhold, V() )vll6ld, Leniehold Laud )tr. 414144: ~ I I the Ponds 1 • Marringr4 Settlement it,ii `-'l'rgymen's Ll ' vir;gs, or - any other I'ro• Nei re ,Ir, ..,ait.,ll'ectaliila . 14,11.1r14 11 . 4114 ~ may be accommodated . on their . 't Ik t • Y. the flashiest Completed altliont r.N.- Ch. , liji t I- 1 .914 ID . 441 4 T • lithe. ,sir..,..Nve tIll'Two; or Letters (post-paid) • Wills and (o. 49, south-street, Uerke• , II 11p;t r ,PA, , , t IMPERIAL DINING-TA-, 114,1-9h(t•llLt':4.ll"N"' Tit ' kR SIDEIIO.%II,DS 4 -'‘. 1 ...lA'. i' 11 A"114‘ !: ' r Furniture, 1, (11:',,14:";,iillert.:t _'.l.eit esiegi:9lteillt lumproved ;(•) fa 'ti I .' Pa 4'44; llrasslTt..;• thlatr"PO4t and Tolt lifii4lli teve";l* 4141 lirdd ►ng nctontt; ; L4PI :I"rrttiadli'eks 1441,,fgt rils4r4 4th. neW and 411(1 improY 114:1,,ptsr.iiiit 4gvneral and 'rev extengive as3ortaent of :1404)- kfirtilitirmiet Articles forYfurnishing Houses corn 4li aLtttv(l, where Pamilies (nay select and Alst:ikelif,". ilea few days avoiding the extreme qttktilieln, ^tittrig several Nluilths in completing tl►cir itriqt"tlnilia . • 1114 4:4ll(krs ~"14,1e%, Army. and NarY, Ate. &c. by 'l t hi , ,,1 '' a nn 17 Catherine -street, Str.tud, on 'r'itt ft, ' ... 1 prompt payment. 111'5N 1"----..---------___OKTErt'S NEW INOVEL. NH tditkillit. bity was publi,shed, c,l 11. 4 ,. 11 , in 4 Voit4lleS, Um°, price 11. lls' - . pAyr„ „ .Loards, ),Iti,,, it ''. 1 .!.. • FIR E -S II)E : a Novel .--- 'NI ',(41),,Y, ,h I IN JAN K PoRTEit. 1,,, 0 iq , ' eel uf Wilrn s tiny eilie6, 41/4c. - ' 1 itn, 4qhgrautli ti '' w ' "cu Et own, ol v , , nrst, ltee,, Arnie, and r (4 cith ri, tlt.l'4ll of 4.7' 3 Y be had, Nen, Editions of '4llef st, 411. l los. boards. 1 It t i „klicik.l IS vel!.. lss."llitto. • . (14,1fif Ni,rp ISN A. NI. PORTER, rjugh:,.,13,..1.4,, 4 vota. 11. 141. ,;:k.:4,1i...,' 9.1e1, 3 vols. les. ed. ,", 4 vols. 11. lt• ISt l 'el ' e Thi . h 1.4.; r fi rft. (;; 1 V4Y firth published 1,4 Wol t , le iourth Editioti) rolce es: begirds of '''''l4'l' `4(!) 13V,1f011 I.?, ' i r II E. PLO() 6 . ~i, ii ;.% ~,,,,o, tpith ntl . q1,,1 "AAIFs ,lt r occasional Pietes. Nate, Lun t •ON lCiON11.:11.Y. ()1:'. %ill Iturtt, Rees, Or Me ~, and BriAcn, „Ii ht,tki kr:t7-;',l,4tstiltiltrrlett6,,74lZahontdii. by the satn! Ant ho . , ' '' lip t skt o. ill tr of R„.l, eiLier- P oems ; (is. boitr,:s. .... , , i ,,_ , t114,_ . 1 .mll, ike. er.-hoords. • li,fg:4;;4 Illetry CY l. uf R. Itcvnolds ; iV, 41 % I kr,e;Y 4 lliti lit '4,11: riqi end romantic fancy ; a '011;4,6%1L !live etooloand of ngery a . nd vkt tuttoence over the feelings.' i i I 1.~ s~~ EAST INDIA lIOI7SE, Feb. 6, 1817. T IIE couit'r of DIRECTORS of the UNIT ED COMPANY of MEItCOANTS u 1 ENGLAND trus.le in; to the EAST INDift, do hereby i;ire Notice,. That a GESER.IL COURT of tin: said CONIPANY will be held at their Home in Leadenhall 7 street, on TiIIIItSDAY, the soil► frist:.int, at Ele►•en o'Cloek in tie Forenoon, for the purpoie of contiuning the Consideration of the following Proposition, viz.:— " That the Court of Directors he requested to take into their consideration the nature of the, Company's Institution at Hoileybury, and how,far it has answered, or is likely on its present Platt to answer, the ends proposed by the Itesulu lion of the General Court of the 28th February, 1805. And whether in their opinion any Seminary at the Company's ex pence in England he now adviseable for the Civil Service; and if so, whether an Ettablislitnent more in the nature of a School, where Masters should attend at stated hours, having p►oper authority for the due enforcement Of Obedience, Leartqtnr, and Moral Conduct, would Hot be preferable to a University or College? This Conk,, however, more espe cially.requests the Court of Directors to consider whether the expellee at present incurred in maintaining thy College might not w:th great propriety be almost wholly saved, if instead of compelling Parents to send their Sons to a particular Semi nary, the Court of Directors were to require of the Youths intended fur their Civil Seri - ice in India, a certain degree of proficiency in such Languages and Sciences as should be deemed necessary, the same to be certified by Gentlemen of known Learning and Ability appointed' for that purpose ? And whether in such case it would - not be highly expedient and economical to remove the Military Seminary from Ad discombe to the more commodious 'and spacious Building at Haileybury ? And that the Court of Directors he forth' re. quested to repok their Opinions on the different points herein referred to them as soon as convenient, and call an early and S?ecial General Court to receive and consider the sapir." JAMES 'COBB, Secretary. TO THE Al 111% p At/ KIACKING + ; u•i table SliopLetin herpers in every gi-e IMIRERS OP G 1,0! ISSY BOOTS. . TURNER'S I may be had of the .rs, and alio - of all at 'lowa i hrottglittot NAtiticaTti. George. •i'ENUV. LLAUGHARN. Ilarr?. FcmosvEst. Potter, 'Thomas, Prichet. LFORD. 44. L uNEY. Young. ' can:rsToty. 11rAtlfor(1. ' NEwconT. mins t t.t.T. Jones. lIDIFF. Lly.:11(111, ' Pricc. lAA NT Richards. Cowuttinoe. Barton. liathoF.sn, Nicholas. PcvlitTll. !\ itYPOILT.. Muir. CAlt%l A UTHE ' r: natli 111:31: Cook and Morris, klansun. - • W, 0 1; g! • Edmoodg, Jeokings,irounion- Pc!qn um. E. Podm.r. SusoERLANiI. llobAort, Lit*. NOurif SiIIEL• 11. Richardson. 1 1 81310 N. Beatte. DAIV,NoTox. 'Turner. .tiNARESIIqo ' . Yatots. Small SittELos. Cletigh, NEwcAsT.ONTYNE. Murtoil, Dick, Lamb, Oulecston. GATEIstiCAD• Wood. REAL JAPAN Antlvr-iticntiontli re the priucipal Shop- NVATH. 11 , Mono • • WIMIIMAVEN. 1.1).5s ouv Lit . ti r. CLeAtt's. FA WA I di. Bli ECON. Vsittg tri 31 ti 4 I L Phillips and Lewi3.. TIMM:GA Futitcrgail and Pi' Z.l Brewer, Cononk. TAvisroctr. Prout.' CALLINcroN. Wright. 1.1 , tg Sarjeut. St. IusTEL. Bennett, Parkyo, Lovcrit*. Luckey. MARKET HMIS itu'. Mess. ticohlart.k, & Co. wholesale grocers. Gentlemen may okserve, that this Composition, when used for their Gig or Carriage Harness, after one or two applica tioni, will produce a brillinnt, rich, glassy black lustre, and at the same time acts as a Preserver of the Leather. Tu be had in Stone Bottles at 6J Is. and Is. Gd. each. cX'Cli ° idG l lll( o Ne. 114. London-road, Southwark. N. 13: Ask for Turner's llll,clung. FOIL COUGHS, coLus t __AsTLlNlAs, AND CONSUMP• • TlO N s UNDELL'S I M I'ROVED BA LSA OY . HONEY. This salutary IMetlicine claims the attention of the Public iCIA very peculiar degree, as it combines all the desirable qualities for eradicating the most' violent Cougts, Colds, • As!hmus, , and Consumptions, Without ex posing the inealid.to danger, or obliging to confinement the persons toting it. expatiate on its extraordinary virtues is perfectly unne cessary, as ti n t lone.. trial which it has experienced - with a dis cerning r u blie, is the 11100. convineing proof of its_ very so. peritir.eflicacy. A , 30114 the very numet•otts testimonies which the Proprietfir cmitinnes tt, receive of the besrefit the suffering Invalid derives from this Medicine, is the following letter ad dressed to hint:— • To Jir.llenry Cuutlell, 47, Minurici. • - :Sladras, ild May, have hecn in the middle of the year 1014 attacked with severe catnrrhalsymptimot they lasted to the • end of the year, only disappearing for a short inter v.il ; again re turned with greater violence, with the addition of Violent cough, mains in the breast, very frequent wheezing in my throat, and difficulty of breathing. This induced me ti seek medical ; hot finding no relief from the aid given , I was br o ught to recollection of your I m p roved Balsam ofHoney, which I hare taken occasionally from Septeutber last to the present time. I have, the pleasure to state, that• it greatly appeased, and afterwards entirely cured my violent cough, and ...art• instantaneous relief in the Wheezing 'and difficulty . of I "c"fiting• tieing desirous to have a quantity of your tin f.r.rveil Balsam by•me, I. beg you will semi lour dozen of the 3. 6d. Si?)', directed to toe, to the core of John Carruthers, Fort St. ficorge, and inzloed 1 , an order on Thomas Cotstts, Esq.. and Co. of your City, to pay for the-saute. I am, Sir, your obedient Servant, JOHN • Cutifiell's finproeed Balsam of Honey is prepared (only) oaf sold by Fleury 01001, Chemist and Druggist, 47, Mi nodes, 9 , 1., si. ad., and 125..611. each, dirty included. .11,m, by yt O meiit, by J. Evans and Son, Lung -13 th , We , t Suitt V.'hole.3le Agent's for the supply tif the Oitintly ; and retail by Llliutsoti, Borough's Knight, Nortori Faigair ; Wright :and llttls eft, Borough; Ctick-bill, Ratcliffe ; Ward, 0-2-t, I lolhorn ' • Hudson and ,Co. layitiarket Itwai E x ;bingt; : Nix (late Boltfin), ; front of the Rovul - Eschatit: . e•; Uto f Oxford - Atieet , o B pposite utot-si t'eet ; Tyce, Hattiiti-garden Cocotterkrell. GFeen6eld, 17y - wich ; Altai:es baf t s: 375, Rot berhit he re ef ; n, Str.iandd ; an po e or more reputable Medicine Venders Ire "YU T"wh iii the Ilnifrd Kingdonr. 'fake notice. - none aro the genuine but whatiare signed at the bait/1110f the pipOlitt in his own Lautt,writiug, 11".1 LOO SUBSCRI Na. SO, Cuminll, -Gt h February, 1817. Al 7 a MEET-ING of ti GLNEIIAL CO3M :4111 MITIT/1 fur coati:luting the Waterloo Subsciiption, held tills thy, 4 . - LONO, Esq. in the Chair, . Read the f.lltivring Itoport of the State of t h e Waterloo Fund, icceivrd front the Committee of Finance, made up to the 3lit. of December, 1816. Amount of Sulwriptiont ' L. 423,116 12 7 Interest on Hacaegi►er 13111 s, Cowinls, and Reduced A►bnu►ties Profit on Stool: mild 13,374 0 4 11,512 0 0 I-431,022 12 11 EXPEVDITETTIE. Fur the purelityte of stuck in the nauit'S of the Treii• surer+, Or. • 1,.56,40q.d , 11.01, • L. 29,21 3. 0 0 60,000 'Reduced - 3 , 1,.102 10 0 16,000 Lung Annuities 250,060 9 6 Fur Gratuities and annui ties paid, including Ad vett isecient F.:Tenets 130,512 2 9 Cash with the Banhets - 3,722 10 2 Subscriptions from New Sot; Lai His Excellency the £ s. Governor , - si) 0 0 Lieutenant-Governor 5 5 0 L.45!,0:2 1111 n 1) Walei and Van Diemen's Rd. J. H. Bent - 5 5 0 Sir .lohn Jamieson 5 5 0 John Piper, Esq. 5 5 0 Thoinsis Ilyntles 1 0 0 Lieut. Lawson - 5 0 0 Thos. Nl‘Vitie ' Esq. 3 3 0 Wm. %Volker, Esq. 3 3 0 Alex. Riley, F:sq. 5 5 0 Messrs. Riley owl Jones : - 20 0 0 Charles Thrush y, Esq. 5 5 0 Alr.Cliarles Armitage 1 ocl James llirnie, E.sq. 20 0 0 .lames Wilshire, Esq. 5 5 0 Mr. John Laurie 2 . 0 0 Mrs. Laurie - 1 0 0 Mr. I),lvid Rose 3 0 0 Witham Cox, Esq:' 5 5 0 Mr. Frazier - 5 10 0 Lieut. Watts, A.I).C. 6 I; 0 slr. 5 5 0 :Mr, W. H. Ilrooghton 1 1 0 Sir. Itolwrt Cooper - 2 0 0 2"00 Mr. W. Sutton - 2 0 0 Mr. A. Nash - 2 • 0 0 Simeon Loot!, Esq. 6 6 0 Mr. M. Etohinton 3 0 0 Mr. G. Charters 2 2.0 Mr. John Connell . 6 3 0 Mrs„Riehey . 5• 0 0 Mr. G. Croisiev 2 0 0 Mr—Limes Chisholm • 5 0 Mr. 11. vis) Derail 5 5 0 Air. Dem.; nfnir I 0 Captain Ittl 1 0 0 Thimiwc Pose 2 2 0 11 r. rnr If - • 2 0 0 Mr. It.,ln•rt fi7tl3l'd 2 2 0 Mr. aolio It. tlilington 4 4 0 Mr. Frit+iris Lawless 1 u 0 Mr. Jiiset)fi Inch 2 0 0 r. Packer 2 0 0 Mr. Hicharcl (Alters 2 0 0 Mr. N. Divine _ 7 20 0 .1. T. Esq. 15 15,19 Captain Ilral,yu 10 11; 2i Richard Drool's, Esq. 3 0 0 Captain - G 11 0 Mr. Isniic Wood ' 1 0 0 Rev. Win. Cowper 2 2 William Pula., 1.:9q. 5 5 0 William Redfo it, Esq.lo lil 0 Mr. Robert Jones • 1 0 0 Mr. Nlajor Wust, 2 2 0 Mr. Thompson 2 0 0 I. W. Lewin, Esq. 2 0 0 Mr. (.1. Cril43 2 2 a 51‘..1rthur, Esq. Nlrs. NVArthur - 6 0 0 Nlrs. Lucas - 4 0 0 Mr. G. Howe 5 0 Mrs. G. Howe - 5 5 0 li. Wentworth, W 10 0 Mr. .titnmel Terry, for sundry perso . oi 60 0 0 Mr. Jat»es Meehan 5 5 U Mr: Edward Redmond 1 0 Mr. Robert Ilo•nock 5 -5 Mr. R. S. Walker 2 0 0 Fred. (I,triing, Esq. 46 5 0 Mr. John Fowler 1 0 0 Mr. Walker 1 0 0 Cminuissariat by D. Allan, Esq. Deputy Comtnigsary General - 17 13 0 Robot. Lowe, Esq. 4 0 0 Rev. Samuel Alarsden 4 4 0 Rev'. Mr. Youl - 2 0 0 .......... _ John Harris, Esq. 5 5 0 Rowland Hama! 3 0 0 Edward Holton 4 0 0 - 3 0 Wiiiiiint Hayes 3 0 0 FE:IIICiS oake3 2 0 0 (iregory Btu%land D 0 0 James Hackett - 9 0 0 Robert Cable' - 2 2 0 Chin les Walker 2 0 0 William Sherwin 9 2 0 James Lam' - 2 0 0 George Suitor - I'o 0 John Eyre - I o 0 .101)0 Ttilk - 1 1 ... ..... _ .... N 1 vs. Shelly - 0 0 George Barnes - 0 0 Joseph ;Vint - ley - 0 0 tcilliam ,loyce - 1 3 Jitho Wailing - 0 0 Thomns Barber . 0 0 .lolin F:lnltle%) • 0 0 Thomas Nloore, F, q. 20 0 0 Captnio Nl,er Munker 2 0 0 Mr..lillto Drummond I 2 t; 1.1:4:4C li night. - I 0 0 John Gmv,ll - 1 0 0 . _ _ Ricillrd Guise • 1 0 0 Mielvtel 1/wytr, 2 0 6 Matt tirw - n .linties Rule .; 1 2 . 6 Sylvister Nall 1 2 6 Micharl Cimry . - 1 . /1 Andrew t:iiiiiiiughan , I 2 6 Samuel 111;411 - 1 2 0 1-16 try 514Cuilden ► .2 6 'Joseph lilto!ps - I o 3 .11r.Timotlty Loughlin 1 2 6 11r. 'rysun s 0 6 s. d. Mr. Michael Murphy. 1 0 8 Mr. Nathaniel Lucas 2 0 0 James Mitcham, Esq. 3 3 0 AL'. Itich. Fitzgerald 8 8 0 Mr. %Valliant Baker 5 5 0 Miss Sarah Baker 1 1:0 Mr. Wm. Heydon 2 5 0 Mr. Chas. Beasley 2 5 0 Mr. Edw.- Churchill 2 0 0 Mr. John Howe 2 . 0 0 Mr. James Richards 2 0 0 Mr. Wm. Asphial 2 0 0 Nrigrath 2 0 0 Mr. Thos. Rickarby 1 0 0 Mr. RiChard Norris 1 0 0 Nll. Simon Freebudy 1 JO 5 Mr. Thomas Upton. I 0 0 Mr. George Smith 1 1 0 Mr. Joseph Harpur 1 0.0 Mr. George Loiter 2 0 0 Mr. John Holden 1 u 0 Mr. Jas. Gunningham 1 0 0 Mr. John Tighe 1 0 \lr. Richard Roston 1 0 0 Mr. Wet. Roberts, jun. 1 0 0 Mr. John Jones 1 0 0 Mr. William Barnet 1 0 0 Mr. Edward Reyrtolds 1 0 0 Mr. Joh!. Crauford 1 0 0 Nit*: Pat rick Burrs 1 0 0 Mr. Geo. Lotter, jun. • I 0 0 Christie 1 0 0 Mr. Anthony Tlec.t • , 1 0 0 Mr. Stephen Hunter 1 0 0 ' Rev. Mr. (71itwright 3 0 0 1tr!.1.'4(1. 11, ;5/retruia - 2 N 0 ' Mr. John Yeomans 2 5 0 Mr. David Brown 2 5 Mr. Edward Reynolds 1 0 0 Mr. Thomas G.sport 2 0 0 Mr. James Simtleton 2 0 0 Mr. James Davison 2 0 0 Mr..l;Oin Johnston 2 0 0 Mr. .1 .imes Mein .2. • 0 0 Mn.i Mein . - . 2 D 0 Mr. and Mrs. Doyle I . 16 0 Mr. Andrew Johnston I 16 0' 11r. Etlw. Roloinsim 111 6 • Mr. Nlatt hew Lock 1 1 0 Mr. Richard Reynolds l 0 0 Mr. Roger Connor' - 1 0 0 Mr. John D..lany 1 0 0 Mr. James Kenny 1 0 0 Mr. James Sherrard 1 0 0 Mr. John Brown . 1 0 0 Mr. Isaac Gerrit*. 1 0 0 Mr. Samuel Payne 1 0 0 \I r. Richd. Shrimpton 1 0 0 Mr.Thoruas Nl.Kenna t 0 0 Mr. Jos. Smallsalts 1 0 Mr. John Gregory l 0 0 Mr George Carr I 0 0 Mr .las. Coddington I 0 0 Mr .101111 Coheroft I 0 0 'Mr. Richard CoberOft I 0 0 Mr. John Amount; I 20. Mr. Thomas Able 1 0 0 Mr. William Fielder 1 0 0 Mr. Win. Singleton 1 00. Mr. Benj., Singleton I 0 0 Mr. Peter Clink 1 0 0 Mr. William Wiley 1 0 0 Mr. Charles Cross 1 0 0 Mr. Richard Rose 1 0 0 Mr. Thomas Sybrey I 0 0 Mrs. You! - 1 0 0 Nlr. George floll - v o Mr. T. Oilbuthorre 2 2 0 Mr. Thomas Aindell 2. 0 0 Mr. Danieltimallsvooil 2 0 0 Mr. Owen Cavanagh 2 0 0 Mr. Win. Douglas 1 1 0 Mr. Robert Hobbs 1 00. Mr. Moses Nelsen 1 0 0 Mr. Michael Garigan 1 0 0 Mr. Win. Mason, Ist 1 0 0 Mr. Thomas Green I 0 0 Mr. Thomas Lewer 1 0 0 Mr, Hetry Fleming 1 0 0 Mr. George Hall, jun. 1 0 0 1(r, Julm Boiidle 1 0 0 Mr. David Horton 1 0 0 Mr. Lawrence May 1 0 0 Mr. Tto, Mue,Rever 1 Q 0 Mr. Rslph l'untball 1 0 0 Mr. John Suddiss 1 10 0 Mrs. Cos . 2 0 0 Mr. Ring 2 0 0 Mr. Samuel Thorley 2 0 0 Mr. John Dight. 2 0 0 Mr. .1 (mat hail GERM Its 2 5 0 Iteojaruin Carver 1 0 0 Mr. Christ. Penagan 1 0 0 Mr. Hugh Dutiu 1 0 0 Mr. Daniel Mac Kay 1 0 0 Mr. John Doornail 1 0 0 Mr. W..lientoiy, jot). 1 OLI Rev. Mr. Fulton 3 0 0 Mr. G i Colt . . •• - 2 0 0 Mr.. Henry Cox - 2 0 0 Mrs. Collets - 2 0 0 Mr. K. Nicholls 2 0 0 Mr, 'Henry Sells 1 0 It Me, Witham I badman 1 0 Q Mr, Thomas Weyhans 1 0 0 W. Bronghton, Etq. -for_sundry_ Persons at Portl,uid Head 15 0 0 R. JenLins, EN. 5 5 o Sundry Stilt Sub- scrifiliqnsunder/,.1 AO 6 t 3 Total Hrceired 61!i 12 0 AU c o mmunications per Post, arteto he directed . 4 1Vater. lota Subscription,"--and to lie put under curer; directed 40 rratuizo Yreeling, Esq, London, • J. P. WELSPOItt), Secretory. AIPERIAL PARLIAMENT. . • UOUSE OF LORLA, T.tiasr;A'Y; I'an IS. Co.insel were fortherlicard respecting one of the branches of Oa! Qocin;herry Leases Cause. To proceed again .. on Friday. Lord Easxtks presented a few petitions, the . tides of which, as read, conk; not he distioctlY : heard below the Bar. They appeared to he in.. specting the topics of tin geottomical and Parlia.• mentory Reform ; one, as we could collect, was from Birmingham. They weiT ordered to lift' on the table. Th . o EA of n'AIINLF:Y, after a few remarks m• . lative to the state of this country and Ireland, par deldurly the latter, respecting a supply of chill and grain, and the etkets of the recent harvest, moved for the production of an account of the ' quantities of corn .and grain imported into this. country from Ireland since the Ist of September last, distinguithing the kinds of each ; and tilo for a similar account of the quanthies of corn and - ;rain used in the distilleries its Irrinhd since the same period. Which were ordered accordingly. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OP SECRECV. The Eat-1 of IlAartowaY presented the Report of the Secret Committee appointed to inquire into certain meetings and combinations endangering the public tranquillity. It stated, that their attention was first directed to such documents as related to the metropolis : and that the result of their investigation on this point is a conviction, dint a conspiracy existed to overthrow, by a general insurrection, th l / 4 , esta blished Government, and to produce a general system of plunder. It goes on to state, Hilt in ruirstianCe of this treasonable oljeet, diirerent Consultations were held in London in the lust autumn, when, alter. considering and rejecting wimp plans, it was. at last resolved to call a public meeting , in uSpa. , fields: it was conceived that this plan would nc. (laint them with the probable number;of adherents that could he raised, while at the spine time the place chosen was a central spot, from which the 1 • • Lt . ilia COI . . • places at once. For tlt►s purpoe advertisements and hand-bills were circulated, addressed to the lower orders, and patticulutly to those a hose dis• tressed circumstances and extreme sufferings, (torn the pressure of die times, were supposed to render thorn the fittest tools tor discontent nod disaffec tion. The Report then briefly describes the prnreed4 logs of the first meeting of the 15111 of NovembeF, dwelling strongly on the violent and inflammatory I.riguage used by some of the speakers ; and ►e firs to the plutula that took place on that first evening, as a consequence of the doctr . .tte3 pro mulgated in the course of the d<iy. The repot t then. notices the appointmerit oh Deorpther 2, as the . titue for a second meeting; and supposed that day was intended for the execution of their object„ The modes of effecting their, purpose first, a liberation of. all prisoners in the different, gaols of the metropolis, to whom accordingly notice was given (in the shape of an Address), that they would all be set free-on that d-r• -"" have arms put into thoit... recommenda tion being added, to . procure the national trite coloured cockade, anti to spare no means, however sanguinary,,to ensure success. A second scheme was to set fire to all the barracks ; •and an attack on the Bank and the 'lower was determined upon after several consultations. Pikes and arms were,- procured ; leaders vvere Onsets ; and the places of attack pointed out. Attempts were made to seduce the soldiery at different stations, and the most nuremitting exertions wereemployed in the in'. terval of the two meetings, in visiting all the clubs, and public-honses in the met r,ipolis, where, * even its the most apparently casual conversations, .endea yours were made so to irritate:.and inflame the minds of the hearers, that when collected in is body they might be ripe for..the most desperate enterprise. The persons so employed in going abluit and haranguiog at these clubs are stated to be the slime who on the second day showed them% selves in Spa-fields,.. with arm's, ammunition, tel. colour flags, tricolour cockades, and the banner bearing the inscription,• ".The brave soldiers are our brothers, treat them•kindly." The. itentt then allodes:to.that direct exhortao don to open insuirectfon made by one Speaker at Spa-flehls,Jand.expresses its conviction, that the outrage, plutitiet, and insurrectionary riolenett that ensiled were not accidental .and unprentedi• lilted, but the result of a deliberate plat' which, :u their own opinion, tailed only from unexpected