Star.
London, England, 1812-05-21 00:00:00

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•' 'TIM LATE JOHN HORNE TOOKE, ESQ.
Sll - FRANCIS BURDETT haviniu kindly
honoured Mr. BOCQUET, Historical Engraver, with per,
mission to copy his admirable BUST, by M.,. CHANTRY, of
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the above eminent Character, for the Illustration i /ills QUA aro
1 7131 nos of JUNIUS'S LETTxRs, be confidently submits it
to his Friends and the' Pubis as a true and accurate Portrait.
This elegant Edition of JSlNlt'ai gill be completed in Twelve
i purobers, price gs. 6d. each, Seven of which are already pub-
-1 liaised, and the remaining Five will be ready on the first of each
sunconive Month. The enthelii,hments are take,' fr in Origi.
nab in the vutless!ou of Noblemen.
Pubhshed by Sherwood, Healy, and. Jane.
LOWE'S

•-'. . 01411)filli no a►gvcs
Ike Home ,es 4vad itself into a Ontomittee en
the OfJers in Connell, between four and filon
and continued the examinational Mr. JAMAS FISLAT;
.President of the Board of Conionerze at Glaigowi lift
sear seven.

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Earl BATHURST then seated, that he hal g ye.
ttl questions-to rut to Mr. Pinlay, but tonnd it ne-
cessary to postpole the furiher oAllllll4tion till to.
morrow; when he proposed to cornmenct the esa-
mination at one o'clock; and to go on tor.a consi-
deral,le tim(s. -

Th-t. EMI of LAUDERDALE eipresred a wish
that mare time might be devoted-to the ersminatiiliir
of this subject, than which he iras coavlnced ;hit a
more important subject could not occupy their c n.•
sideration. .41' he Manufacturing Poor s.fre now in-
an unprecedented state of distress, arising, he Wis
sitistied, r,orn the baneful system established by the
Orderi in Council—and whether they looked to thiC
situation of distress, or .to that disposition hitherto.
unknown'in England, which had manif:sted itself
amongst the people in some parts of the country; .he
thought it ®t the utmost .importance that they should
devote as much time as posale to the examination
of the.init-jecr. He therefl-re could have wished that
they might have gone on with the examination for a
logger ume this evening.
Earl BATHURST said i: was impossible hie him
to remain longer this evening, he having tp attend.
meeting upon public business. He deprecated how:
ever prejthiging the question now undta- examnati:-n.
Undoubtedly much manufacturing distress existed,
and evidence had Lem called to prove the existence
of that distress in some districts—but whether the
Twat of the Orders in Council, would Lead to alle. -
smite, or would not rather have the effect of grrarlr
increasing than distress; was ague:golf which must
remain for their Lordships consideration at some fa.
tore period..
The 'House then resumed, and the•Ca-ranktee
was appointed to sit again to-morrow, -moue o'clock.
Adjourned till to-morrow, (this day.)

u.lymmom
HOUSE OF COMMONS

Lard lOCF.LYN brought op the Prince Regent's Answer to
the Address of the House of Commons Upon t:be Monument
to hit. Perceval.
A new Wri: seas moved for Witham/goo; in the room of
Mr. Perot:wall alm a Writ for Stafford, in the fOO2l of Shr lid-
ward. Lyttlctom deceased.
Mr. WHARTON inbred for a rew writ fur Old Sarum, Id ,
ite room cf the R;ght Hon. Nscholas Vamitiert, Wit,, since is
election, had *reined the race df one of the COttuu.ssiourrs oe
the Treasury and Chancellor of the Exchequer.
On the above question being put, that a new Writ be issued
for Old Sarum,
WORI°I.ET STUART rest- and obsefved, that as ft
now seemed the intention of the present Misikters of the Prices
Regent to form an Administration sown themselves, without
taking in the talent '.f yitbor party, he should to-morrow (this
day) move that an humble Addless be presented to Ids Royal
Highness the Princeßeyent, praying that be weutd bt graciously
plea.ed to form a stung and effective government.
Mr.'WHITBREAD postponed hie motion upon the'subjeet
of Captain Howes Correspondeuee till Wednesday next.. the
27th Inst. He also postponed bislnotion respecting the Tuners.
dolt Act, till Wedresdry the td of lent.
ORDERS IN COUNCIL. • •
General FERGUSON presented Petition f%enn .
the town of Dunferrhline, in the county of Fifer
against the Orders in. Council. Riad and ordered
to lie on the table.
Mr. BROUGHAM presented if Pet/Liao from .lhe
Itlanufaceurers and Mn chants of Palslefkin 3Cutland,
against the Orders in CotitlCL. It Was signed by
4500 persons. Read and ordered terlie on the fable.
Mr. CANNING also presented a Petitio-n flans
,the Inhabitants of South Shields against the Licence
Trade. Read and ordered to lie on the table.
Mr. CANNINp also. presented a Petition flom
the same Petitioners in favour of the Orders In Coun-
cil. He observed, that as a Member of Parliathent
he should conceive it his duty to preient any relitibil
that was entrusted to his case i • bur it at happened
on.thepresent occasion, that the two petitiuns he had
oresented•expressed exactly his sentiments upon the
two questioas to which they referred. His mind was
now made up that some system, like that of the Or-
ders in Council, -should certainly be put lied; but
the Licence Trad3 he thought irPraited their spirit,
and rendered their justification less easy.—Theyeti.
tion was then read and ordered to lie era the table: