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lathy, by as oiding those strong and energetic mea-
sures which the situation of the country required.
I :14; for assistance from every Member of the House,
without reference to sentiments of a party nature; I
feel we have a great field before us, in which we have
an opportunity of covering the country with honour.
I feel that this is a crisis when, if the efforts of th e
country are but equal to its means, the greatest
good may be accomplished. I trust we shall prove
ourselves worthy the sovereign we serve, the people
we represent, and the country in which we have
the glory and happiness to live.
The different Resolutions were agreed to, without
producing any observation, and the Report ordered
to be received to-morrow. _ _ _

The Committee of Ways and Means were or-
dered to sir. again on Wednesday next.

IRISH BUD-CWT.

Mr. CORRY (the Chancellor of the Irish Ex-
Itheqiier) gave notice, that he should bring forward
the Ways and Means for Ireland on Friday next.
A Message from the Lords acquainted the I louse,
that they had agreed to the Woolwich Ordnance and
several private Bills.
The Irish Parsonage Bill was read a second time,
and the Committee on it. appointed for Thursday
next.
The House went through a Commit= on the
East India Shipping,—to report to-morrow.
Mr. I. H. BROWNE gave notice, that in the
Committee of Supply on Wednesday next, he would
move for a supply of money for roads in Scotland,
pursuant to a recommendation of the Committee
on the improvements to be made in the Highlands
of that country—Adjourned.

THE iTRE-ROrAL, COVENT GARDEN.
THIS EVENING viri!l b, performed the Cnnedr of
SPEED THE PLOUGH.

S,r rhi'ip Blandiceel, Mr. Murray ; Sir Abel Mode. Mr
Mundell ; Bob H Indy, Mr. Fawcett ; Farmer Aslifield. Mr_
livaerr; 11:nry, Mr. H. ; Morringtois, NI.. Wad.
.dy ; Evergretn, Mr. Davenport. Sti.iin 'WAAL Mr:. Bc,
'see./ ; Dante Ashft,dcl, Mrs. Davenport ; Lady Handy,
Mt
Le ; Blandford, Mrs. H Johnston.
Ead of the a Hornpipe, itt Character, by Mr. John•
'tune, (pupil of Mr. Bishop).
To which will b. mild d. the Farce of
The IRISH MIMIC ;
Or, BLUNDERS et BRIGHTON.
Parrots, Mr. Johtmone ; Cr?reA, Mr. Munden ; Cain,
FAuCiet ; Capt. Clifford, Mr. CP1a.”11011t ; ihrry, Mr.
Nits. Davenport; Julia, Mrs. Mills.

THEATRE-RoniL, HATM.•IRKET.
Tuts EVYNING will be pres
SYLVESTER DAGGERWOOD.
st•lve+ter DurTvrwnotl, Mr. 1. Paltrier; F'u•t•.an, Mr. }WWII.
After which will be point:m.4 a Farce, callal
PEEPING TOM.
Peeping Tom (with tile Mr. Ma.
tbew"; Mayor of CoYeatn•, Air. Denman; Earl of Mercia,
Mr. flatringtnn ; Count M. 1. ; !faro:cf., Mr.
?memo) ; Crazy, Mr. Button. nayoie,y, Mrs. Warr( ;
I.VI, Galina, Mist Denny ; Emma, :Mrs. Mathews; !Maud,
Mrs. Gibbs.

To which will. he added,
081 ; Or, THREE-FINGER'D JACK.
Thtec-Finger'd Jack, Mr. Palmer; Captain Orfrml, Mr.
11. Kelly ; Planter, Mr. llowe4l. Roca, Mrc. G. bc;
Qoa4het's Wife, Mrs. Atkins ; Sam's Wife, Muss Gandry.
To-morrow, the Iron Chest, which was again receive.' on
Saturday Eening with the 'nest unbounded appi4use, and
which can only be pe•formed Ts ice more this Season, oil .c-
-count of the varioui Noi•ehies in preparation.
on Thursday the Comedy of tile M.scr.

-THE BRITISH PRESS!_

LONDON,
TUESDAY, Julia 11.

We yesterday announced the arrival of a French
Messenger, at 6 o'clock on Sunday night, at Lord
Haw:Esau av's office, with dispatches from M.
TALLEY RAND. His name is Co RMON r, one of the
most active Messengers in the service of the French
Government, and one who is generally employed
upon great occasions. M. CORSI() left Paris on
Friday night, and so urgent did he consider his
mission, that when he reached Calais, on Sunday
morning, he would not wait for the sailing of the
packet ; and though the weather was .very boister-
ous, he ventured over in an open boat. His arri-
val at Dover was announced to Government by the
Telegraph ; and immediately after he had reached
Lord HAwitEsatatv's office, his papers were sent
off to his Lordship, at Coombe. The dis-
patches were considered of such importance they
were forwarded with all possible speed, by Mr.
CARNELL the Messenger, to his MAJESTY at :Wind-
sor. Mr. GARNELL had scarcely arrived at his
des:ipation, when he was followed by a special
messenger with letters from Mr. Aonitiorosr, His
Majesty, immediately after he had perused them,
ordered his travelling carriage to be got ready. Not
a moment was lost in carrying the order into eKe-
cution, and at 10 o'clock yesterday morning his
MAJESTY arrived unexpeCiedly at the QLEEN'S
House. His arrival being immediately announced.
to Mr. AooLsorot; and Lord Hawl:Esnuav, they
waited upon him without delay, and held a con-
ference, which Listed until near cae o'clock.—lt
was a close Council, and was not attended by any
other Cabinet Minister. At 3 o'clock his MA..
J EST Y kft town for Windsor. It is needless to ob-
serve under all the circumstances of the case, that
the dispatches must have been of great importance.
Tney immediately became the subject of various spe-
culations and conjeaures, but mostly of a pacific
nature. The prevailing opinion was, that they
contained a projec=t for a renewal of the negotia-
tion between this country and France. Hopes
of peace consequently began to res:ve in the City,
and the Funds opened .yesterday morning with
a very promising aspea. The three per cents.
set out at CA and so confidently
.was a renewal
of the negotiation expc.acd, that they soon ar-
rived at fioi.--At this time it was expeeted that
the ueotiven appuinfed to tracer the Minister upon