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firr he rune.
VA,RS ITTA kr, en ireenum of a w*i ex.
prmaied. fmn* ration& quarters. deferred till Frid'ar
cent the motion which it was hib intention to have
made this day in the Cmisthittee of Supply, in an
-additional Number Of Seemen.
Some estintatei weft pigmented from the 'Trans.
port Pgrard, and ordered to lie on the table.
Sir GEORGE CORNWALL moved the second
reading of the General Turnpike Bill, permitting
Justices to order an additional manlier of horses in
drawing carriages.
This was opposed by a number of Members, in a
desultory conversation, and a division was about to
take place, for which purpose the Gallery was clear-
ed; but the friends of the Hill not having confi-
dence in their number, abstained from dividing the
House, upon which the second reading was nega-
tived, and the BM lost.
The SECRLTARY at WAR gave notice, that
he should to-morrow move for leave to bring in a
Bill to discharge all Seamen enlisted in the Militia,
in order to turn them over to the Navy.
Sir W. ALFORD wished to know the determi-
nation of the Government on the subject of Accept-
the profftrred services oldie Volunteer Corps, to
whose oilers of service, he understood, no answer
was given, except in a few instances?
The SECRF.TARY at WAR answered, that it
Wl.l 110 t ;Vended by Government to put the nation
to the ir.convonience of so great a volunteer force as
was raised in the last war. The zeal of the people
of the country was sufficiently displayed, in the of-
fers that had been made ; but a volunteer force %vac
only deemed necessary.on those particular points on
which we may be thought most vulneroble.
'lle Militia Pay Bill went through a ComtniLtee,
the report received, and ordered to be taken into
further consi.ki ation on this day se'nnight.
The SE( F.TA WV at WAR brought up several
reports from the barrack department in Ireland, ind
gave notice that he should move them in the Coin-
mince of Supply on Friday next.
Mr. pRMSBY gave notice, that to-morrow he
should-move fox leave to bring in two Bills, one re-
latii..utte the ilevetme of" Ireland, And another for
the Punishment of Persons guiltvof burning or cast-
' ing away Ships on the Coasts of that Country.
The Bill for rethedyiag Errors in the Issue of cer-
tain Etchequer Bills was read a second time, and
ordered to be committed to-morrow.—Adjourned.

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771E21T1V-RO?4L, co VZItitGARDEN.
TIM EV.E.NING Will be prevented the Cumody of
• JOHN BULL;
Or, an ENLILISITMAN's FIKEeSIDE.
The Principal Characters by
Mr. Lewis, ND. Murray, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. fointstone, Mr.
H Johnston, Mr. Blanchard, Mr. Emery, Mt. Waddy, Mr.
heverly, Mr. Thompson. Mr. Klanert. Mrs. Siddons, MM.
Davenport, and Mrs. H..Tobnst*tr•
To which will Is:. added, by porticolar desire, and by Penni&
sten of the Proprietor of the Haymarket That, e,
THE REVIEW:
Or, the WAGS OF WINDSOR •
Mr. Deputy lull, Mr. Davenport ; Capt. Beougarde, !4fr.
Far cc ; Looney Maetwolter, Mr. Johnstone; John Lump,
Mr. Emeay ; C:11e Clu.stons, Mr. Fawcett; Charles Williams,
Mr. King. Martha, Mrs. Norton' Lowy, ttss Howells;
Phcebe Whitethorn, Mrs. Mills; and Grace Clayton, Mrs..
St. Leger.
Tregoorrow, the Stranger, with a Tare of Mystery.

THEATRE-ROT-4a, Njr3I.4RKET.
THIS EVENING will be preemies. (td time this Saimu)
THE IRON CHEST.
Sir Edward Mortimer, Mr, Ellision; Tiuhardini, Mr. Clap-
man ; Wilford, Mr. H. Kelly; Adam Wildman ; Mr. Burton;
Rawbold, Mr. Archer; Samson Rawbold, Mr. Mathews; David
Rawbold, Master Linton; Armstrong, Mr. Tristram ; and
Orson, Mr. Hatton. Helen, Mrs. Goodall; Blanch, Mrs.
Gibbs; &titan, Mrs. Akins; and .Tiotth, Mrs. Ilartmee.
Previous to the Play, a Dramatic Piece, railed
SYLVESTER DAGGERWOOD.
Sylvester Dagy,:rwood, I. Palmer; Fustian, Mr. flatten.
After the Play the Musical Entenaininent of
'THE PURSE.
The Baron, Mr. Archer ; Edward, Mr. Truetion ; Theodore,
Mr, 1. Palmer; %VIII Steady, Mr. Hatton. Sally, Mrs. Atkins.
To-morrow the Surrender of Calais. On Sauirday, the into
Chest. Oa Monday, the

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