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swill, MAYOR. 1 PA RL 14111ENTA lir P ROCIE D IYG S. . INDIA AFFATIIII.
A COMMON COUNCIL, holden in the Chnmher ! --.-- Mr. DUNDAS moved the second reading of the
HOUSE OF COMMONS, MAY 13. Last India Bonds Bill.
j—s.
of the Guildhall ot the City of London. on Wednesday, dm
1 Mr. LONG presented an account of the Prize meney uncials,- Lord FOLKEiTONE Said that the ivAlance was
2241 day of May, 1611,
al UNANISOVSLY, ed by the maw, (rens the let of January, 1809, to the Ist of largeltogainst the East India Company, and thought
That although his Royal Highness the PRINCE Reamer has ea
nearelt,i el 1.-Ordered to lie oo dm table. that while it was so they ought list to be permitted
been advised, that his present exalted ',wino precludes him from Mr. LONG shortly afterward* moved for leave ,:iicbrtgs:7l
e ,to rile more meney on their bonds. There was a
receiving the. Honorary Freedom, which had been so cordially binilacttoedairteort asthted
plead, II; 4iitt,brd;ofn
ghei:evNlyatiolt.pTtUni.tylito Ole Set- ; cloiSt introdeced into the WU enti ore. le the C ;rupee?
and toianimously voted, and, with all teepee and day, offered
enacted
to procure his pn
prizce-neiney-whicb, if not claimed within a ' to raise two millions of bonds. 'l'Lis claese ;it uridede
to his gracious Acceptance, yet this Court cannot but lett thethat in CAA they raised the caeitel required on those
certain time, weut to the Chest of Chelsea Hospital. In ense-
vouost gratitude tor his Rye.
Highness's sentiments, with re quence of thtliAct,o 1b: 914.0001,evi which had trourtihan
tthe,claznilshal
band% that capital should be mlied in payine off
spect to the City of London, as expressed in his most gracious
_g
abeerf:tts:c:.:iireptilnltnhet early ;sari: ofta ihe As
mwar,uicrt the yea:: 11172 and ,• those bonds ; but ti's present Htil irriNt tO ZilithbOr:Ztt
Answer to the Deputation appointed to wait on him ;as well as 1194,it was very probable that it o ouid never be clatinest it was them to inerease their debt two millions.
the highest satisfection that the intended herniae testimony ofMr. WALLACE said, tnat whet-elver any peen
therefore considered proper, tbst, instead of permittiog nen re-
their warin approbation of his Conduct, and of their zealous af- main useless, the public service ehorld be benefited by it-taking was proposed for the accommodetion of the East le-
faction to his Person, appears to des been so aece?table to his care that sufficient provisien %hosed be TUE.& to discharge y
Royal Highnets. WOOD THORP . claims which nu hereafter be made too the fond. foie reagnee". dia Coinpany, there was alwaye to be found a se: el •
E___ Luton would reader necessary a number of new dense., which Gentlemen on the other vide ranged in oppositior.
ageinst it. The present Bill-had no other object ...e:
I.owk.'s PATENT Mall:a SHIRTING CLOTH. were as follow t-Ist, To ludensuify the Treasurer for any sums 1
THE Telture being -corn Prised partly of English paid. out of the ustelalmed prize-money the pub .1
to et:able the East India Company tri raise money nn
Flax, renders it equal in durability and appearance to Irish tat To enable him to pay isms r , s eu g g
their own credit in the way most convenient to them.
Linen and abase half the price. party claiming to adinhatster to the persoo dee: ,tLe expences •
of admiltistering being so great, as,in many instences, to deter in- 1 Mr. CREEVEY observed, it was singular enough
C f
. Seht Wholesale, aod by ilieee. 54, CheaPside, neat
tbli,brd. ' , St. Pauls ; and Harclitig, airwel and Co. Pall-Ma 1; and no dividuals from claiming Saran seno-sa,To enable the Treeeerer 1 that the Company, when they had a revenue of seven " i
boards, or Ss. "teund, other Houses iu Loedon. to direct rrecepts to Army Paymasters and Ageets, who had not i millions, eIA
and its INHA.BI-sumo have a surplus of one Million, while
VOW that they have a revenue of. millions they
A lea Pieces are received weekly, greatly superior in fineness distributed the sums entrusted toehera-eth,To ?rack the Tres- 'fifteen
facts that occurred In Dorset- of texture and fabric lo any Shirtieg Cloth ever yst Produced, surer to psy prize-money to the representatives of for teen sol-
diers, in the Ileitish service, who had died Intestate, without cal- have no surplus. One was at a loss to cer.ceive that
Miss lieminon's .- Cottagers and well deserving the eorice of Fans-lies of the first rank. ting on them to administer-And sth, To authorize an account with so great an increese of revenue the bond debt of
A Supply of the Opring lateen is arrived.
Public Library,so,Conduit- ; --L..-- -----=------___ ;,. _ -_-eee ---------------e--- to he laid het
Parliament, at stated periods. , of the n..nclahrted 1
ithe Company should go on increeeing as it did.-e,
el; and Cuterning, Dublin. sicYLuiv nairr. army prize-money.-Leave was given to bring In the but
am, and 1 The public ought to be put in possession of a stare of
be had, lately published, I The Isle of Mart Cuttonie Bill, the Isle of Man Sheep
.m.1.••••••=11..
2 vols. wide ,Eograviues, : the limber Duty Bill, were severally seas
the nerd time and the Company's affairs, as cotta done, in 1/63_ The
TREATY oR ALLIANCE AND 'orison, paned. celebrated Committee up stairs, which had now sat
. work, in French, for the use of TETWEIN RIR MAJEIIIT TUE ISING OT GREAT SKITAIO AND its te 112,800,000 Annuities Bil wee read the aces time for four years, and which during the preeeet session
loots, in 1 vol. mice Ss. 6d. bound. metier? lii %IMO or TOE TWO Pastes. Toe committed to.aserrow. had not, in fact, been occupied altogether more then
---____—__ .- • - (Stoned at Palermo, May IS, IWO.) ' The X6OOOOOO, and the £1,508,000 Exchequer Bills' Bills,
ARCHITEC ruttE. I His lelejesty the King of the United Kingdom of severally want through a Coninsittee.-Report to-m trrow. four hours, or six at the utmost, seemed et have avo
is day were publishes!, elegantly regraved in Aqsatinta, on 32 . lhe Bill for ahotheing the Customs' Superannuation Fund , ded all trouble of discussion of the Company's affairs.
Plates, Royal ea. pace aa.:. 2s. in boards, Great Britain and Ireland, and his Majesty the King .
• , west through a Conunittee.-Report to-morrow. I It was not his intention tn allow this 8,11 to go thrr:
)LANS and VIEWS of BUILDINGS, executed ' of the T..vo Sicilies, being animated by the desire ot 1 i the House without seeing prefer Resolutions entered
The House went into *Committee on the colouring of pone,
ie England and cotland, in the Castellated and other silks. drawir.g closer the alliance so happily subsisting he- ....in which tsvo Resolutions were agreed to-...eite Ist, for placing ;
ion tte...Jo,isenenl.eat the same time. he mov:d, that
By R. LUGAR, Architect. : tween the two Crowns, and of iiecreasing their efforts a certain ditty per gallon on the liquor maeutactured for that pur-
Ptinted for 5. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, No. 30, against e-and sa, that those persons who manufactured ouch liquor, t the Don should be read a second time Veie day week.
the eommon enemy, have thought it expe- Mr. WALLACE exoleieed.
tgh Holborn.shunld he obliged to pay /3 per annum, for a lieenoe..Repott I
I iiiient to conclude betweeil them a Tres Treaty I Mr. ROBERT DUNDAS seld the Hon. Gentle-
, Where may be bad in Quarto, by the same Author, °f ' to-taint-rove.
1. Sketchy- for Cottages, Rural Dwellings, and Villas, with Alliance soo) §uhsiay ; I, tr which purpose, their Mr. POSTER brought up *DIU for the repeal. of the list-duty
i man (Mr. Crewe}') ha 6 wandered qiiite away from
ins, Ste. 38 plum, Xi. 115. 6A. boards. said Mejestaree.keee named their respective Pieta- ,hi Ireland Read the first, and ordered to hereto: the secoad time
le. The Country Gentleman's Arelirect, in a variety of designs . ;the subject cf debate. The qnestioa was, Whether
otentieriese:Vit:-Ilis Britannic Mejesty, the most i to-eneefew-
The Bill relative to hard !abate in certain prisons in Ireland. the Compeny were or were not to be allowed to r I'W
r Cottages„ Farm-How and Yards, Dames, Stables, Sec. 23
luts, Li. Ss. boards. , Vilastriouo and most Excellent Lord Williem Pitt, !
was read the second Orme-. To be committed on Mondsy nett. two millions on their own Credit ? not to inctease their
--- ----- I Lord Amherst, Peer of the Parliament of the Uni- I
i The Nova Scotia Rum Bill was read the second, Caicos-To be present debt, but by borrowing money in England to
fed Kingdom, Lord of his said Majesty's Bedcham. • committed footnotes's'.
her, and his Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pie- I Mr. LUSHIIsIG FON brought up the Report or the
.Police ' enable them to pay off their debt in Intlie. Bills of
the King ~ bring '
Incl itmolutions were :send to, and leave sea to en
able had peen drawn on the Directors front In-
nipotentiary at the Court of his Majesty bring in a bill conformity therewith.
t-
of the Two Sicilies ; and his Majesty the King of the i Mr. LOCKHART gave notice that he Would, on Thursday nrovi&d.
din, tor which a. was necessary that tends should be
The Hon Gentleman Ask, d for enre e
Two Sicilies, the most Illustrious and most Excellent I fleet, move for a Select COMMintt to take into consideratidn I , • . - '
Lord Thomas de Somme, Marquis of Circello, Lord the state dew 1 sitars, within the Bills et Mortality-with te. 'I Planation ; but what nitte etplenetion ass in rea.,ity
spect to their wages, the constsi.nations &sloops then', and the wanted ? It was merely a tfAilsfer iff a Wm to=
of his Bedchathber, Marsha of his Camps and IV.
laws relatieg to these combinations. creditors to whom they were paying 6 and 10 per
lutes, Knight of his Royal Order of Saint Januarius,Bill for encouraging the Exportation of Salt Beef from
his Counseller of State. and Secretary' of State I.T Ireland. went through a Committee......Repert to-morrow. I cent. to other creditors in this country Ut S per cent.
- With respect to the Committee. they bad reported
Foreign affairs, and his Postmaster-general ; who after 'the Irish Chocolate BiU went through a Coo mor
row. I
I fully on the accounts up to 1309, and the m• meat
having mutually communicated their respective full t"')rmw•
A new writ was ordered to be Issued foe the borough et Dar- i the accounts for the ensuing years could be got ready
powers, have agreed upon the following Articlee Iwould be submitted to th.„.e lintise. lie spoke of
cheater, in the room of the Hon. Cropley Ashley Cooper, caned li they
Ater. 1.-The several articles contained in the up to the House of Peers, as Earl of shattesbury.
of Wines,in 1 the absurdity 'ot the Hon. Gentleman's treating the
Treaty of Alliance and Subsidy signed at Palermo, Ihe Bill fie abolishing the Butierage and Prittage
Ireland was read the third time aisd rasped. affairs of a Company in possession of the revenues of
the 50th March, 1308, with the exception of the Bth
and I Ith Articles of the said Treaty, are herein re- Mr. FOSTER moved that the House should an into a C 0111.• an immense Empire, as lie would treat the Araks of
mittee on the Drainage of Bogs in Ireland. After a few words a private met chant, as
that if they could
newel and confirmed, and shall be considered as hay- front sir John etewrete. who wished to have some Information
not.. instantly pay off dint debts ;hey were to be con-
ing the same force and esilidity as if they were inset- laid on the table . 111 to the probability of the Commissioners for I
ted, word for word, in the present Convention. the Draining of Bogs succeeding ie their obiect, and from Mr. mitered as bankrupt. Could Great Britain pay off her
iFasoster in reply--the Committee agreed to the Resolutiou centinu- debt instantly ? and was Great Britain to be cnnside.
ART. 11.-Trlis Sicilian Majeny engages to aug-- the Commissioners -Reeort toenorrow. red therefore, bankrcuput But had the Company
ment the number and atnonnt ot his land and sea Mr. 100 ThR moved the secoad reading of the Irish Customs mean, sto set against their debt ? He believed they
forces to the greatest extent that the resources of his Bit!,
own dominions, and the pecuniary succours furnished Sir JOHN NEWPORT CoMplained that the Bin had not had, And on grounds fully as authentic as any thing
- been pirlatede-nor hail time been given for Oentlenien to coot- which he believed the Hole. Gentleman could
by his Britannic Majesty, will allow• aninicate with their Coostitoents in Ireland, which he considered , dice. least year, or instance, there WAS an eteime.
AteryllL-For this object his Britannic Majesty extmeedy bard. ted deficit ;but in place of that there was a surplus
engages to pay, for the use of his Sicilian Majesty, The 11111 was then read a second time, and ordered te be coin'
Annual Stibsidy of :7100,000 sterling, to com. of Bto setoo,ooo. Moreover, the interest of the debt
m•Mt le (F°.ol"Sellmll."nteved the second reading of the Irish Tobacco in India had beets reduced by the able management
mence from the sth April, 1819, on which day the of Lord Mint° from 8 or 10 to 6 per cent. which
Duty Bill.
payments of the subsidy stipulated for in the Bth AS- Sir JOHN NEWPORT opposed the motiort-as no (+worm- alone would occasion a saving of k500,000.-The
---- .---- ------- I ticle of the 30th March, 1308, are finally to cease and nity had been afforded him to communicate with his Constituents. u
This day seas publi-lied, pree 3s. the ith Edition, enlarged, 1 • Gentlemen had thou h6t "trader wh the
g t to y
A pitivc ricAL TR EA'CISE on the ,Diseeses ;
in the Uit leThiltA, pa. ticular'y desicribiog the eymptoms . detetmute. This subsidy of ee'too,ooo sterling, is to Ht. would therefore
.Tovee That the BUJ be read a smund now "
be considered as amng all claims, of every .
de on Wednesday next.
Mr. FOSTEIt. expressed his determination to persevere in his charges had not been reduced to much *tither ought
to have been, though there had been a peace ot sit
ar ending P
g.
ores, 0 Owl uctiona, Fistulas, incontinency of Urine, ' scription eitheteeer, =odesyreats of subsidy pounY motion. The duties which were ge.seted By the BM were titers-
Glees% Am. la w Lich I added. a variety ce Cases, sliewhig tbe granted to his Sicilian Mejesty ; and in order to oh- soy to defray the interest and chsrees of the Irish Leen. It was years • but the estabiishment in India had nut beea
efficacy of Deran's Nkdicateu Bougies• and a new and sate methiel , reduced; several expedition:. had been fitted out them
viate every dinicolty whieli hes arisen in fixing an ' essentially necessary that the Bill ahould he passed as soon *spore
ci treseing a r;' it aloe), Remarks on Caustic &bugles ; ' .- 1 slide, as speculation would be going on every day, until the mesa a great part of the ex pence of which would fall upoo
vinb h.:tracts .rom ‘various Authors uniiermly proviug the den- equitab eCourse of Eeehange between London and
l sure were carried into Offect. the East-India Company ; and there hid been :ilse
pr and teethe-ay al the Castic. ; Palermo, it is agreed, that the subsidy shell be paid Sir JOHN NEWPORT allowed that it was necessary pro-i• occasional distuibances in India. The rtele of the
5..,y Wit.llAhl I'UFOUR, Surron, in twelve Inopthly payments (to commence fi on) eon should be made for defraying the expences euted., but the
Sole Proprietor and Vender 1.1 Daran's Medicated Boogies. ; i sth A
tae "pea, 1809, as herein-before stated), in ster. question, as to the mode of vroviding Cur them, was a lair subject Company WAS not now more than V million e-He
teiteahse by J. Lallow, No. to, Crown coon, Soho; the of discussion. Wednesday wet, he conceived a very proper day .• • •
~ •
asked the Hon. Gentleman when he meant to bring
Author, No. 54, Frith-street., Solo); Gale and Curtis, Paternos- g
lin money of Greit-Dritain, or in foreign specie (the for the second rtadiug ;by that time there was a chance that forwent his vindictive motion against the East India
Purrentoutii ; Anal liayduo, Vyranudi velue of this litter to be -determined by the current communiiation might be had with Ireland. Company, for their beeecla a faith in mekieg a din-.
the aforesaid specie on the Exchange of Lon- i Mr. TIERNEY said a few words in suppers of the Amen&
-- .
!merit. appeered-. Mr. CREEVEY said he vrould not tiring forward
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SERMON, preached at Whithet on
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printed by Beasley —Price awed, ur in boards,
FA BLEs for the, PU RC HAS IN Guf ESTATES,
Freehold, Cupyhirld, Leauthold, Annuizies, and har
be
be renewing of Leases held under Cat herbal Churches, CoUrges,
it. Corporate Bodies, fur 7 rams or Year+ certain, and for i
:Jam Together with several useful and interesting Tables con.
sectril with the subject. Ms,' the Five Tables of compound
Interest.—By W. INWOOD. Architect aod Surveyor.
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In two volumes octavo, price £1 Ss. in boards,
TREA'CISE on RURAL AFFAIRS; illustrAted
with various Plates of Husbandry Implements.
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A PRA.CTICAL TREATISE on the VENE-
R&M.. 1311.411AaE, describing the Nature. Symptoms and
Cure of that Disorder, and others arising (torn or connected with ,
it. with saws D..servations on Onatiiim, and the unhappy Diseases
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This day was published, in st large vols. royal quarto, embellished . ,
with N•apS, Plans, and Views, price •Es sit. doo) at the option of his Britannic Majesty, to the
• Minister of his Sicilian Maiestv resident in London The House then divided, when Owe 1,.
THE :lISTOR Yoi LONDON and its Environs ; 1 " ' ' For the miginal Mo:ion 34... Against ti 10--Majosity 94.
co
an Acclunr of the Otigin of the Ci:y ; its state whose receipts shall be deemed as a sufficient if;s. The Bill was then read a seemed Mae. To be totrimitued ten
and. r the Ronahs, saxons, Dane-, and Normans ;hs Rise and charge tor each monthly payment, of which the first morrow.
Pr roes W its Prtwin State id Commercial Grerness; includ- is to he made on the Sth April, as is above stated. the Hnuse went into a Cortunittee on the Countervailing De-
teg an hietorieal record of every important and interesting public ties on Hemp, Taacco and Snuff, in Ireland. The Re•olitiote
from the Landing of Julius Cesar to the present Period ; ART. IV.—As his Sicilian Majesty proposes to .
event, proposed I)) Mr. FOSAR were agreed to.oteßeport to-morrow.
&leo, a pcsctiptioo of Its Antiquities, Public Buildings, and tee employ the said Subsidy for the use of his 'add and
. i Mr. FOSI R presented a Petition from the Royal Caned Com-
blishinentsof the Revolutions iu its Government ; and oe tee , Sra forces, he will regulate the distribution of it in tne, patsy of Ireland, praying for relief from their embarrassments, in
Calamities to which iss Inbabitethe have been subject, by Fire, . proportion that these two services enay require, for the 1 any manner which the Home pleased to adopt.
li The SPEAKER inquired whether the Petition, being as ap.
Femme, Pest the S.; likewise, an Account of all the Towns, .. defence of his dominions, and for operations against
Villages, and Couutry within 25 miles of London,, privation tor pecuniary relief, came recommended in the usual
By the late Dr. HUN lIR. and it Gentlemen. i the cornmon enemy ; and every three rwaiths an ac. • $
i of manner.
Primed for John Steekdale. VieeedillY. I corms shall be rendered to the British Government The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQVER, who entered
.„-----------;• --------- i the manner•in which his Sicilian Majesty shall have the House at this tetoment, sigeified the Royal Assent.
'This day waspublished, employed
.s the Subsithei furnished to him by Great : air JOHN N e.W PORI' expressed his detandnation to oppose
By l. Murray. Fleet-street; and R. natio in, Paternoster-row, 'i the prayer of the Petition, on account of the conduct of the Come
• Part 111. price 6s. being the 2d Part of Vol 11. of t Detain.
. pany, who had squandered their money onnecetwartly.
A GENERAL HISTORY and coLLEcTioisl , Anr. V...—The present Treaty of Alliance and of Mr. FOSTER observed, he nweely would more that the 1-
)?art ll[.
of VOYAGES and •TRAVELS. Arranged In Systematic t Subsidy shalt be ratified by the twn Hißh Contracting two Olinda lie on the table, without pledging himself as to his
Order ; forming a contylete History of the Origin and Progress of , Parties, and the ratification thereof shall be excharrel ensue Comilla-
Navigation, 1 i.covery, and Commerce by ma and Laud, front ' Mr. W. POLE stated, that documents wotid be presented to
in due form at London, within the space of Otir •
the earliest Ages to the present Time. a the Houle, which would afford every if
on the subject,
By ROBERF KERB, F.R.S. and F.A.S. Edinburgh. months from the date of its signature, or Joyner, it, particularly the Report of the Conordssiouers of Intend Naviga.
Printed for Wm. Blackwood, Ealinbergh ; Jam Murray, 52, possible. . . sloe in Ireland, to whom the inspection et the affairs of the Come
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enoThis Work will be completed iii 11l yob. byte; and half a 1 full powers of our respective Sovereigns, have signed thee« "I' he Petition was then read, and ordered to lie on the tattle,
Volieme will be yublisl.ed every tyro Months Throughom the sent Treaty, and have affixed thereto the Seat of our Anus. Mr. WHI I BREAD having observed a Bell on the Table for
Wuskia Series ot Maps and Charts, suehrient for Blueetie* the Done at Palermo. this 13th day of May , itio9. atoning the Duties on Giasi was served
to receive some infer-
Voyages and •Fravels, will be heated in their proper placeau ANIHE.Rti I'. TrioMAs DE SOMMA. ration on the subject. T'lie Bill. bad tint yet gone through a
(L.S.) (1.5.) Committee, of coulter the blanks were not filled op, sail nu on 1
Tills slay were pubtelied, beautifully printed in Sii Vols. post
SEPARATE ARTICLE. formation was to he derived from it in that state.
Mr. %VitiAlt. lON auswered, that the Bill did net go to int- l'
octavo, with Portraits, price sr3 Ss. board.,
LETTERS of ANNA SEWA R D.—Written be. In order to enable his Siciliaii Majesty to carry into
Pose any new duties, but merely to place the Nlanufact uteri re
7-i. lint plass, end the Alamsfacturers tei Craws Gl.s., (man egoist
tween the years 1754 and
Han immediate effect the engagements contracted un his'
Ptinted for Archibald Constable and Co. Edloburgli; Long. I, Part by this Convention. hi! Brirannic Malesty eon. fooing.
nem, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Btown ; Withem Miller ,and John . sents to jive directions for an advance of one hundred Mr. WHITBREAD said, that in the Way Mame for ti,e
year, credit had been g yen for the the
of and
dNava Stores.
Nlurray, favidon. thousand pounds being made to his Sicilian Majesty's
gy• I his %Volk consists of upwards of 500 Letten, wriwn . in He understood, that in the Navy Pap Ofike.llemerof Wan were I
Minister London; which sum is to be cansidercd
,10 received for the dacherge of seamen , Pee *Maki be gbd to beam '
by Mate Sewerd to her numerous con espoodent• ; and, bedit-a I
nitwit va table literary criticism and aneestene, many of the let=' as forming part of the Subsidy of four hundred
situ u.
principal occurrence of the I sand pounds sterling, agreed to be paid by til n. bow long this custom Ita.l prevailed, end to yam „„,, lb, money
thus obtainsd was approprlat-d?
vs. unmans discussions on the
time-, ad oo top es •at a public as well as of a domestic itature. Vention, for the year commencing the .sth April, 1809. Mr. W. POLE stated, that when he was connected with the
A teig the 1..4 ...us to whom the lairei 8 are addr,eresi, may he ..... • . . . of . hundred . d
Coe residue ot. the sum tnree thousand
Adatiralty, no such custom prevailed. It was then usual to
name°, lane c I omen, t sq. Dr. Pere.val, William Hayley, F.. q. ... charge able-bodied 3e311101 on two substitutes being provid.sl
Persons in the Marine set vice wete discharged on the payment
1.,1y %la y And CAM. sit, De. varean. Helen lot withal„,,, •
pounds shall be paid in twelve monthly instalments,
ii itcloo,,, F..q. Mrs. Knowles, Court Dewes, Esq. Archdeat en las herein before stated. It is understood, that if any oh
.40 gnineas—but the sums thus obtained had been always ergo..
Cl ac. I...nig, i-Ltromge, Esq ittverend T. S. Whalley. Mrs. , payment shall have been made on account of the air. laity accounted for.
Mr. Wtil [BREAD then observed, that old stores were 'meta
Bp.. lie, F. N. L. Mu ..Iy, Esq. Mrs. Mompeseen, Dr. George cient Subsidy at Palermo, after the said day, the
G.tegt.rs • Mrs. l'ear, looah W'edovromi,Theophilus Swift, Esq. mutated he almost every department of Governrnetu; in the 6:amp
aniount the
shin be dedneted from the above-
sir Bro .k Bootht.y, Lady blaik atm', Dr. Low Fenian:John Cowie- Office, the Ordnatice Office, Su. How Were these dis )
posed of .
nav, r q
H. M. P. Feward 1 raiogbam, Esq. Lady Greeley, Rey. mentioned rutinthly payments. •. .._ lire was siso a fund in some of the Publie Offices, raised from
R. et heltele. Dr. Parr. Mrs...l4ekson. 11-mas Doudeswell, Esq. The preterit separate Article Jai
_, . I have the same mica impost-4d in consequenee of non-atiendad nee, &e. which, he
Mrs. H. Iluniton, Lted Bare, lady Eleastor Bader, Miss force and validit y its ifir wetu,iater tesi, Word 'or word, betieved,.ha ,in tome Instates, teen !spoiled of try pert.,llB
ES .
Ponemny, Earlef Called-, Mrs. Sneje, Thomas Park, q counecteu with those oalces, without any Parliamentary [merle- ,
-in the Treaty signed this day: N. • • .
wai .r cast, Esq. neer end it 1 odd. COttrarbi of Cork sad . mean. At souse future day he wbuld be eta tonalve inform. '
in veletas& whereof, ere, the undersigned, furnished with the -
Ceoiory. Robert Suttisty. F.,4 Reverend it. Fellowes, &c. St.c. von on deenesubjecte; winch probably he w follow up byes
full Polders of our respective Setvertige.s, have Veneta it, and motion.
In the eat'l pert of tilt Correspondence will be toned Artec•
dotes eit Dr loilietun end ill! CO:lll..C.Worli at I.lafields.PliVid have eberewato affised the Seel„of oar /irons. Mr. W. POLE sal I, that the amount of old Ottielate Steiner
Garrick, Esq.. General Washington, iltc. &c. Done at Palernio, this teth day of Mt* i We. was regularly charged in the Treasuree. acesuless.
• 111.1. AMHERST. (L 6.) l'kill3MAS DE SGNIMA.
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4 Ino6oll till the a. • ..
Meet, Cheirman 0 the Committee, was discus ed.
Lord A. HAMILTON said, no general statement
of the Cismpany's whirs had been submitted to ti*.s
House. He would a# the Right Hon. Gentleman,
if he was himself satisfied with the conduct of the
Committee above stairs ?
Mr. GRANT recapitulated several of the ergo-
inents stated by a former speaker (Mr. ))undo..).—
.Re wished the Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Creavey) to
inform himself better of the Coniraity's affairs, AS it
I would be easier to oppose him.
Mr. DUNDAS stated, that Accountants had been
named to settle the joint recount bete.e.:ll the Puklic
and the Company. .. •
After a few words front ti rd A. Hault.Trn. di*
second reading was agreed to w th.a i a division, ani
i the Bill appointed to go thr.,ugit a Colutaittee ut rise
whole House this day.
.PlieleiLtalhe of THEATRES IN THE sarreneotalt.
Wirt TAYLOR, rose to mole fora select Commit-
tee, to inquire into the erivileb
.e s of the Metropolitan
Theatres'. :He observed, that when a Bill had
I lately brought, into the House, to authorise the build.
1 ing of another Theatre, the arguments which nAti
I been adduced ifs its favour, u well as those in
et- ppsio•
Skim to it, pointed out the propriety and ilete
i of exanlluing Ilse privileges enjryed by certain Tiles.
I tres in the Metrovilis„ end the restraints placed . a
the public. if restrictions on popular am rtWents
.1 did ertist, it should be shewn that tile public deli! 4
some ..ovalitages Crum theme' Kisivale..t to these
Stand
tt-
i strictions. LI the system were proper, it would
the test of inquiry ; and if it were injurious to the
public, it ought to be remmted. • He c nclii,le•! by
; moding, 41 for a Select Conessisittek to inquire into
the present state of the Priviler, under whkh D. 4.
1 =tic and Scenic Reptesentatusts weft Pertnimi ;"
the Metropolis, and to reporktheusuu to the House."
Lord CASTLEREAGIImmosseed the motion.
curreMrd. WonlialiTorßnltierEotcD.osioanid.,htlettecatelthatletaro:.
prkty of introducing a motion ot this &script& • to
have bun so well uuderstool that be had bopel we
Honourable Member would have fills,l in potaill
a seconder fur his motiop.and he was estres4
sorry that the Noble Lord had stepped forward as
that pureose. H,e thought it a ass el tint 1014

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