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WEDNIEDAY. APRIL 3, 1816.

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AN EXAMINATION of the PRINCIPLES of
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EM A NCIPA LION proposed by the Authors et thr
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riiHE ORIGIN ot PAGAN 11JOLA FRY Ascrr-
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• Mastaita retsiied to serve in this present Parliantent.
borough bf I.7me Regis-Major !Mtn t litmus, Fang:. of Bal.
tenebury, Sumeriset, in the room of John Fame, Esti. commonly
Vaned Lord litirghersh.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
May 14, Levi Llusev Fire, of Burs-court, it. Mary Aar, Lon-
don, march:4244R ten .mt
DA f4KRIJ PTS.
Edward Jay, of Badlep, Suffolk, atlller, tnaltates, merchant, dealer
• and ehaptinati. to surrender April 16, at seven, April 17. avd
May 14, at eleven, at the Bear ar .d Lrawn tan. Ipswich
Attornies, Mr. Wiltana Pearson, Ipswich; or Mr. Samuel
'Taylor, John-strees, Bedford-row, London.
°Mu .I.!ionspenn the younger, of Walton. coat merchant,
. dealer and chapnian, April 5,6, and May .14. at eleven, at the
.*ing's Arms Inn, Woodbridge: Atturnies, Mr. Hine, Emit-
. _scant, Temple,Lutition ; or Mr Pulliam, Woodbridge.
John Lomas, now or 1.1. e of Sheffield, Yorkshire, grocer, dealer
and chteman April 6, 17, and May.l4. at twelve, at the Ton-
tine Inn, Sheield. Attoraies, Mr Uigg, Southamp, on-Build-
., logs, Chancery-lane, London; or Mr. Rodgers, S:i Well.
`William , lardy, 01 I'llefford, NortOlk, tanner, April 5, at five,
April 6, and May 14, at eleven, at the Bell Inn •Ihetforti -
Arfortdes, Messrs. Spat ke, Holmes; and Jackao:. Bury Saint
• Edmunds; or Mr Dixon. t, Sttpk lan, Logsdon.
=tom :a bowman, of Sunderland near the Sea, Durham smith,
ehain.maker, deafer ant ;barman, April 24, 39, and May 14,
at eleven, at the nut Hotel, Newcastle-upon Tyne. Attornles,
Messrs. Bell and Headrick, Bow Churchyard, London, or Mr.
Earlier, Newcastle-upon- frig.
Ruben Bryan, of Abergaveony, Monmouthshire, cchinailealer,
dealer and chapman. April et, vs, and May 14, at twelve, ar'
the Star ana Garter Inn, Worce.ter. A:tornles, Messrs. Car-
dales ant Yowl, Holorn tours, Gray's Inn, London; or
Messrs. Parker and Smith, 'WOrcescer.
James Pebberdy, mow or late of Leicester, boder, dealer and
4barnan, April v 7, at sly' April 49,and May 14, at eleTeti, at
the George luu, Hinckley. Attornles, Messrs. King and Suden,
Hotkley.
10sepit toper, of Tunbridge Wells, Kent' innkeeper, dealer and
charisma, April 6, 16, and May 14, at eleven, at Guildball.-
Atturnies, Messrs. Toang and Hughes. at. Mildred's-court,
Poultry, London.
Lowy Randall, lre of Bezlrf. Kest, wheelwright, dealer and
chapman. April 6, 21, and May 11, at tea, at Guildhall -
Attorney, Mr Starer, 49, Chancery-Mae.
John Cartwright, now or late of warlord; Somerset, victualler,
dealer tmd chapman, April 16, 17, and May 14, at one, at t
CoMmereial Rooms. Bristol. Attorniei, Mews. Bourd:llcm
and Hewitt, Little Friday-street, London.
Thuatas Williams, of' Derby, brass and trot: founder, dealer and
chapman, April 11, 13, and M..y 14, at twelve, at !h..:
Arms Tavern. Derby. Actor:flies, Mr. Savao, Great Vitneics-
ter-street. London • or Mr. Greaves, I)zrhy.
DIVIDENDS to he made ar GUILDHALL.
April 23, George Cuff, Leadoiliall-street, merchant, at It.
June v, John Ty ermarr, Bristol, ,ilk-meiccr, at 11. April 27,
Richard Rowney, flattor-Darden, perfumer, at I. April
Ernestina Inukty, New 136nd-street, rellaer, at 11. 241.1 4,
Ann Partrldge, Great Plerniitagc-s•reet, Wappl.rie,
chant, at IC. April '2.7, Thom., Christopher, Dintster.ciiurt,
Mincing-lane, wine.mer:hant, at 11. April 27, (-MVO Beckett, '
Winchester. wine-merchant, at 10. April 23, Sar.sh .1..:n,,, and
Ambrose Gosling, Al:lrk-lane, vriur-ateri.harits, at fl. itprU
es, James Earl, sen. and James Earl, jun. Westmolland-Place, j
City-Road, and Preston, Herta, beast-salesmen, at 112. April
27, Matthias Davey, jut'. Cht.hunt, miller, at 12. April-23,
kichatd Crafton and Edward Colson, Great St. lb:lens, hosiers,
dt 11. April 23, John Parry, Newgate-street, seharcutsin „at
14. May 14, John Harris, Vetvgate.street, printseller, at 19.
DIVIDENDS to beimade so the VUUNIALL. .
Apr,l as, Mary as ay, midyear, net-mautifac•urer, at Si, u
the 8011, Bridporc. April 25, (;curie %OA!, 131ackentiall, ruler,
at 11, at the Dog, Manchester. April 23, Edward Morris,
Newton, draper, at 11, at the Cross-Keys, Oswestry. April
23, James Wilson, Manchester, grocer, at Is at the George,
Liverpool. April 24, James Carter, Kiksaud, salesman, at
Weakle)''s Hotel, Plymouth Duck.
CER FES- -A ran. 23.
Thomas Pyne, Lower 'footing, victualler. Thomas Isycnck,
Minories, _ slopaeller. Clearks Westwno.i, of Bristol, merchant.
Wtilium "Hatttet. East-street; Manchester-squaw, builder. ‘Vm
Read, Crealton, serge.maker. John Norman, Wellitigton,ditto.
Step/ten l'alewell, Bridgewater, grocer. Ann Partruke Great
Hermitage-street, Wapping, wine merchant. Charles Shepley,
Cambridge, perfumer. William Aldred, Ipswich, draper. Wm:
Newcomb, Vine-tmett, aerie net. John Lander,of Hampstead-
road, boot-maker.. FAiward Blacklldge, Eccles:un, cotton-mann-
&curer. Thomas Galpin, Honiton, grocer. Jams:: Ramsay, Old
Broad street, dterchant. *flionaas Handlay Kenilworth, mali.ter.

PARLIAMEitiIaRi* PROCEE4:I4VG.V.

lIOUSE OF LORDS, APRIL s.

Sir MA arts Potaes, and other Mentuers, brought up from
the Commous the Stun.), Theatre and other B lie of a private eta-
gere which were read the first time.
eta-
Lure,
STANHOPE, ativerting to an inclination which he had
previously given relative to the incorrectness of the Lnws as they
stood em the Statute Book, gave notice that hr should next Flo-
day make a specific inotion on the subj:ct.
Earl GREY gave node., that he shoal& on Friday nett, :novo
the second reading of the Freehold Estates Bill.
The thaw of SUSSEX presented a Petition front Coventry
against the enormous Military Establishment propmed, and prey •
Mg for a general reduction of the Public Expenditure.
Ilse Earl of LAUDERDALE presented a Petition front In-
setting coMp!aining of the Agricultural Mures* of the Country,
Mid imploring relief from Parliament.
Lord EL:LEMONT moved for'sn Account of the Report of
the lOW of Agrieulture.—Ordered.
Earl GREY postponed his motion relative to Freehold Estates,
and intimated, that he should, on Tuesday, mention a day for
that purpose.
Lord HOLLAND presented two Petitions from Middlesex
and Norfolk, both of them strongly urging the expediency and
necessity of Economy in the administration of the Public Fi-
lminess, sad reprobating the eatiavagance of the proposed Mili-
tary Establishment. The rejection of the Property Tax the Pe-
titioners regarded as a measure resulting purely front the strongly
and daly expressed feeling of the public mind, and he wished
that Monsters would take into their thoughts that effect, and
apply k genet-lily to the public benefit. His Lordship concluded
with moving that the Petition be laid on the Table.—Ordered.
Lord ROLLE, In allusion to the Pedtioo presented by the
Noble Baron, and to his remarks thereon, took occasion to sa-
loon to the income Tax, which he had regarded as a wise, salt•
tary, and efficient measure, and he caded upon all those who
opposed it to conic forward with a voluntary offer equal to the
amount of the Tax which they would supersede.
• use Martini. of LANSDOWNE did not conceive that it was
at all tocuntheot on those who might °epos, a partici* tax, for,
Monona which they deemed seilleient, to propose an equivalent
tax, in the case of that tax being withdrawn. It was plain to
him, andsto the vast majority of the' nation, that a reduction of
die Public Expenditure was ementially necessary.
Loot ROLLE expressed hie confidence in the Ministers for all .
dee sod fit retrenchment.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL did not consider die present soo-
the proper time foe entering into. a wide discussion : but
the Noble Marquis had not substantiated any charge which
. appeared to he implied IA itiespeeth against his Majesty's
rs
kismet RBULSDALE roe, and vindicated the policy and
adequacy ut the Propeity Tax, which, he was persuaded, that
atillung but ignorance and 111ropreseieation could have reb-
ind SinpaLr obis: to the . people. 11w trout was, the measure
waettleutaa..-d, and weal calculated, !or the relief of We labo-
rious and iudosinous por:Staus ut else c itununity, and be coed-
&red tot rejection of that toil es veil euforttwate to the'cnuntry.
Ilia Illagsis at Lowsooorno sod Lord Hoet.e,:as trveniy