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NUMBER 9113•

THEATRE ROYAL. DitURY-LANE.

OFFICE OF °EDNA
THE PIUNCIP-IL. OFFiI
JE S7l" s ORDNANCE do A

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THIS PRESENT EVENING, theit Majesties'
• Servants will nerfnernAA
the nM
ew Tragedy called
BER.T
OR, THE CASTLE OF ALDOBRAND.
To which will be added,
•
THREE WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE.
After which, the new Musical Romance. called
THE COUNT. OF ANJOU
NlOli F MARRIA9ES THAN. ONE.
Theses! '1 rigedy of Bertram will be repeated every evening
till (luau'. notice.
'To.murrovr, The Magpie ; W, the Maid of l'ataiscau.
At Saturday, Whoa Who T '
On Monday, The Draper.
On Tuesday. a new IVlelekDratnatie Afterpiere will he pro.
duced,called Obtron't. Oath t or, The Paladin and the PtinceQs.

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THEATRE ROYAL, COVEN l' GARDEN.
fl[4l-11S PRESENT EVENING, will be per-
fotsurd,
THE STRANGER.
The Stranger, Mr. K,EMBLE; Mrs. Haller, Mien O'NEILL.
.\ To which Will be added,
. -- --^ ear A - biLLADU IL

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', On ustnevr .;
On Monday, ;ZPand Juliet. -,..
On Tuesday, The Jealous Wife.
A rent Tragedy is in preparation, and win speedily be pro-
duced.

THE PICT CLUB.
THE ANNIVERSARY of the Billof-1 of the
JL late Right Honourable WILLIAM PITT, will be holden
at the City of London Tavern, on To ESDAT, the 28th of May,
EDWARD BoarLE wi LBRAktiNI , Esq. M.P.
in the Chair. _ _

Ticket, not transferable, (price Two Guineas) may be bad,
by Members only, on application to the Committee at the above
,l'averc, between the hours of eleven and :our, on the 23d, 24th,
and 35th instant, avid not afterwards.
N.B. No more Tickets will be issued than the room can con -
Veniently bold.

rli MR, Coml..Actor for the present Stet, Lot-
• tery, begs to Inform the PuhFc, that on the Fine D.:), of
Thawing, which was Tc.esilay last,lhe highest Prize drawn sva
the "I!cket No. 2,787, £3OO, which was shared and sold by him.
Nett Wednesday will be the Last Day of Drawing but One.—
he Wheel contains wo Prizes of Jeso,titio, and 48 other Ca-
pitals; and the First-drawn Prize above .C. 500, must be £6,000;
atid niay be .£35,COn.
Warranted Undrawa Tickets and Shares are selling by
T. BISH,
4, Cornhill; and 9, Charing-Cross.

OF THE

NLW AND IN I ER EsTINO PAR I ICU
EMPIRR OF JAPAN.
This day was published, rrice is. bd. No. V. of
THE ASIATIC JOURNAL; or Monthly Re-
gi.ter for British India and is Dependencies; roinaining
Original Communisations, inclsrling a Biographical Memoir of
the late Alexander Dalrymple, Esq. an Account of the War in
Nipal ; Discourse to the Literary and Scientific Society of Java,
by Presidem Raffles; Asiatic Fragments, Poetry, &c. Reviews
of l'ottinger's Travels in Bylooebistati and S n 1e ; Stewart's His-
tory of Bengal; and Key's Principles of ; Literary,
and Philosophical Intelligence. Verbatim Report of the late De.
bate at tbe India Howie; India Shipping Intelligence; Home and
Acatie lattillgence, &c. &c. &e. -
London f efukted for Black, y, and Allen, rook-
VALE OF GLAMORGAN.
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AGOOD HOUSE to be LET remonab'w, culled
CAN 11.E3TON CASTLE, wherein iionte rovettable
Families lately resided, having a Dining and a Thawing-room, a
Kitchen, lirewhouse, Dairy, Stable. Coach-house, one walled and
oat other Garden, and pleaJant Grass Plot before he House,
bar'l and soft Water, and other conveniences. The situation is
hcaLliy and agreeable, near the Bristol Channel and the mouth
of Ogmore Blair, Bridgentl, pleatifth ?dirket and Po't Town,
Newoin Harbour and Bathing. hou.e, and the great Mail Coach
rid from L,mdon, Bath, and Bristol through Cowbridge and
Swansea tot Milford Haver', and one oilier Coach passes to Bristol
(from whence vessels come to Newton) and one to GlaueeNzer,
&e. The :'ea Shore is flat, sandy,and very pleasant for bathing,
walking, and riding
N. B. Some good Hay and Grass Land adjoining may be had.
Letters (post paid) to Cowbridge Post Master will be aw
swered, but a view is recommended.

row.—Of whom may be bad,

GENUINE EAU DE COLUGNE.
rIPHE inimitable EAU DE COLOGNE, sold at
1. J. M. FAitlbiA'S Depot, 169, Su-and, price 4s. tid• each
bottle, stamp included.
The Public arit respectfully informed that this is the only
genuine Eau d. Cologne; tha. it is imported direct from Jean
Vane Farina's Manufactory at Cologne; (whose family has bad
else honour to supply the Courts of France, Russia, and Prussia,
upwards of a century) that it has paid the regular Customhouse
dales of 14. 6d. per %souk ; that it possesses real medicinal vir-
n4s, and aromatic qualities; while the dangerous mixture often
*Wunder the name of EAU de Cologne, by soi2e of the Druggists
sad Piriamers in Lando'', is too often a treteteriou. mixture,
prepared by :11(rnselvee from spins of wine, vitriol, ang other
pisonouslagredienti.

' RU
TIHE affrcted are must respectfully inflrmed that
SALMON, Ot)Y, and Co.'s PAY EN SELF-ADJUST-
ties TRUSSES continue to he recommended by the most ern's.
oat Surge.,ns in Town and Cour.:ry. From the super!or coo-
tasction of :hese In.trumults no Straps art necessary, and will
• '4mo. for rio tt of le t Fide; the body also relieved from the
ltiag pr. .titre which all o:her Trits•es occasion. The Preatees
hasethe honoar to wry!), the Army at.d Navy, the Military and
Xaral Hospi:ais, the Irmsport Beard, the Dock Yards, the Ord-
asoce,the (Mine InfirmAtj, the Honourable East India Co ::parry,
Sieeity of Louden Tres; Society, the I`lary-la•bonne bdirinary,
tie Miildleqcx Hospital, &c. Re.—Manufactory, 4514, Strand.
N.B. Nr,ons residing in the Country, sending the. circumfe-
note of the b 0,;,, in Inches., just above the hipe, may depend
boon btirg runt 1y fitted.
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130.1 PAINT lIANUFACIOI'V,
62, Q•:E ra• ST/LAT, C11,...'•10
PTON anti Cn. most respec...,,;::rinforra the
Public, that thcy continue to prepare the Cheap invent:.
Ira* Paints a; e'.e following Prices, viz.
Aristide Green, 50s. Dark Green. 765. and Olive Green, 11%
Qer nwt.; Fine Deep Green, Is. 6d. to 2s. per lb.; Slate, Lad,
lad Stone Colours, 525. Chocolate, 50s. Red and Brown Paints,
4,01. and White Paint 59.5. per cwt. &c. Prepared 011, to thin,
item for Use, 4s. 9d. per Gallon.
i.lhese Paints are very °mann:rim!, -and may be applied with
7antage all purposes of useful Painting, both inside and out-
'lk, where a handsome appearance, durability, and economy are
toriudtradow. For Park Palings, Out-liaildings, Stucco and
Flaistet hunts, Iron and Wood Railing, they are peculiarly
ada,
as * resist the Effects of Weather in an astoni.bing
!hey
LLIPTON and Co. bare also to acquaint the Public that they
v.
irre.Coali Tar Drown, of two kinds, viz. Common Coal Tar
butte apt 18 1. per cwt. and Refined Coal 'far Brown at 235. they
if„ I'
"` aer to the covering Rough Fencing, Porous Tiles,
"other Bonding,and Wood under Ground or Water; for
last purpose the Refined Tar Brown is particedarly recom-
i7 ..Thd, as it is inditooluble in Water; it alscrdries hard, and is
." a 'try good chocolate colour.
e,. "union.' Ca4eur., and Brushes ; Linseed Calf; for
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That Proposals w:Il be recctvA at their Office in Pall-Mall,
on or before FRIDAY, the tAth Ilay of May instant, froanSuat
Persons as may be wilily& to Undertake the Supply of SIIE,
for Service of this Department, for a period of three Years,
determinable :her the lispirat'on cf the first Year, upon Nodes
of three Months, at the option of either Party.
A Specimen of the Size ni.re be viewed, upan orrlicatiall it
the Principal more kcevr's Office to the lower; and fart
particulars, togt th• r with do t. nn, and ronittintii of the Con-
tract, may be known at the Secretat v's 9fliee in l'altemall, afore-
said, any day between the hoori of ten and fouro'clOck, where
the Propo.ah must he delivered waled up and endorsed, " Woe
posals for t.‘tzei" but propo-al can to admitted after the said
24th thy of May, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day,
neither will any Tender Fe no•iced unless the Party making, it,
or an agent in his behalf, 'hall attend.
By corder of the Board, R. IL CR It gr,

BAST-137DM NOUSE, May 1. ISIS.
rIHE COURIV DI.RECIDRSof the UNITED
COMPANY/ of M 6 kaIIANTS of ENGLAND. Sri
'sob EAST INDIES, do her* gig?. notice, _
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tirtso -arit:faiellifibtiESPAVAT-00- flsw Abu
next, from any Verson or Persons who may be willing to build
either in the giver ['bunco, or at an Out-port is England, a
SHIP of about 1 hirteen Hundred Tons burthen, to be LEI' on
Freight for the said Conirany'A Sri vice, for his Voyages certain,
‘proiyirtg Ia one sum a permanent rate of peace freight for each
of the said Six Voyages.

The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender" on the cover,
to be severally kealisd up and left with the Secretary at this
House, at pr be;ore twelve o'clock at noon, on the said sth
June next, bilond which hour no Tender will be received.
JAMBS COBB, Secrda►y.
The iarticularn of the principal dimensions and scantling, an
inventory i.t the principal stores, the copy of the Charter-party
tur each Voyage, as an outline, together with the other terms and
condition% on which the Ship is to be tendered, Lilt ft r, and
emplor.l in the Company's Service, may be had opn applier
dolt to Mt. John Morice, Clerk to the Committee of Shipping,'
on or Jfit:;• Monday next, the 6th iestant.

SECOND EDIIION.—RICHERAND% PHYSIOLOGW.
This Jay was published, In Octavo, prate 12t.
ELEMENT'S of PHYSIOLOGY.—By A.
RICHERAND, Professor of the Faculty of Medicine ~f
Paris, &c. &c. Translated from the French by G. J. M. DE
LYS, M.D. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London.
Printed for T. and G. Underwood, 92, Fleet-street; and John
Callow, 10, Crown court, Princes'-street, Soho, l.ondon.

THOMSON'S CONSPECTUS.--New Edition.
This day was published, handsomely printed in a neat Pocket
Volume, price ft.
A CONSPECTUS of the PHA RMACOPCEIAS
of the LONDON, EDINBUR•H, and DUBLIN COL-
LEGEs id. PHYSICIANS; being a Practical Compendium of
Materia Medics and Pharmacy,
li: AN I'l-lONY TODD THOMSON, F.L.S.
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. . _

. _
Second P.dition, greatly improved, including rite recent A hera.
tions in the Pharmacopeia I.on,:.inensls.
Printed tor 'l'. sad G. Underwood, 32, FP-oz.-street.
_ _ _

Of ss hum may be bad, a Catalogueof Medical price I s.

NEW VOLUME OF DODSEEY'S ANNUAL REGIS FER.
This thy wag ?ohlighed, in tiro. price les. buArtts.
ANNUL. it.gGJSTER ; (n. 4 View .4
. ?floor!, Politics. area Litaralire, for the Year ISIS.

Londi Primed for lialdwin,Cradoek, and Joy; J. Otridge;
J. Cuthril ; Longman Hunt, Rees, Or:ne, and Brown; E. Jef-
fery,; J. Bell ; I...sekingten, Allen, and Co.; J. Asperne; and
Sherwood, Neely, and Jones.

'P.° A few Sets remain complete in 57 Volumes; and also of
the new tries from 1791 to 1815, In 2S volumes. Gen:lemen
Whose Sets are imperfect are recommended to take the earliest
oprortunity of completing them, as many of the Volumes are
grArl) out of print.

'ills day was published. in One Vol. Octavo. price 7s. boards,
IJA ATIVE of an EMBASSY toWA RSAW
and %VILNA, with PaRSONAL ATTENDANCt on the
EMPEROR NAPOLEON, during the disas rous CAMPAIGN
in RUSSIA, and the RE MEAT from MOSCOW.
By M. UE MAI) I', Archbishop of Mechlin.
Translated from the sd French Edition.

London; Printed for Sberwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-
_

Catechism of Political Economy, or Familiar Cenverutions on
the manner in which Wealth is produced, distributed, and con-
sumed in Society. Translated front the French of ]can Baptiste
Say, Professor of Political Economy is the" Atbenae Royal" of
I'aris, price ds. boards.—By the same Author,
England and English People; 2d Edition, price 2s. id.

Tina day was published, in !to. price I*. in boards,
rr`4l-1E ATTOItNEY and AGEN 1"S NEW
I 'FABLE of COSTS in the Courts of King's Bench, P of*.
mon Pleas, and Exchequer of Pleas; containing the Fees and
Dishursemems on the part of the Plaintiff and Defendant in the
Prosecution and Defence of Actions, Informations, and other
Procee.lings: including tin charges of Fines and Recoveries,
Wilts of tr.ire Facial, Habeas Corpus, ani various special mat-
tera ; together with the Costs in Writs of Errnr in the King's
Berth, Exchequer ChambeY, and House of Lords. To which
are added, hilts for prosecuting and defending indictments at the
Sessions, Cots in matters of Bankruptcy, the Charges of obtain-
ing Patents, and passing Private Acts of Parliament, Ste.
By JOHN PALMER, Gent.
London: Printed for J. Butterworth and Son, Law Booksel-
lers, Flett-street. _ _

SIX IN EDITION.
Neatly printed in a pocket Volume, with. Plan of the Battle of
Waterloo, price 5% boards,
A VISIT to FLANDERS. in July, 1815, being
171. chiefly an Account of the Field of Waterloo. With a Shan
Sketch of Antwerp and Brussels, at that ume occupied by the
Woundtd of both Armies.
By JAMES SIM PSON,^Esq. Advocate.
Wit% an Aypendie, containing the British, French, Spanhib, and'
Prussian Official Accounts of the Battle._

" Not only but almost entirely, is this volume occu-
pied wi: Li the interesting theme of the Battle of Waterloo : and
ti contains a greater number of anecdotes altogether,. the larger
proportion of which are also new, than any publication we have
seen. We can regenuuend it, therefore, as calculated to gratify
the curiwity of all those whose patriotic feelings are exciteeby
such a spirit-stirring subject, or whose humane feelings will com-
miserate the sufferings attendant on one of the most sanguinary
actions that ever was fought. An apparently good plan illustrates
this attractive detail."--Monthly Rev. Dec. 1815.
" Mr. Simpson's visit is interesting on every account ; be is an
intelligent gleaner, who has collected materials which had escaped
the researcnes of ther visitants, and who has, in truth, arranged
them to the best advantage; the source's of information consulted
by inns may be relied on for their authenticity ; and there is a glow
of patriotism in his narrative which affords infinite gnitification to
the reader.—Here we must take our leave of the author, wits an
earnest recommendation of his interesting production to our rea-
ders in particelar, and to the public in general, as containing
more information respecting the Battle of Waterloo, than is to be
found in any other publication which has come under our notice,
and as interspersed with more useful remarks and appropriate
teflections.—Auti-Jacobin Review, March, 1 5 Hi.
Printed for William Blackwood; said Oliphant, Waugh, and
lanes, Edinburgh; and aildWini eradock, and ivy, l'atetnoster-
rostra Loudon:
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.t.tis and ! mem and other MANII/ACTVItIIIII of the alkwrtlire
heretofore made on SOAP, meet daily at the CITY Or 1.0N1.4
AVVIN, BISHOPsCIATZ•STJILIST, W VLIYIN o'clock p-eciselY,
until SITURDAY Inclusive; and on MONDAY Mornutg
Xtwo's ARms TAVERV, PALACZ YARD, WICSTI4II.3TER, .V
I •
pollT oCLOCX, fRICIIRLY.
Colts/z rree will be glad to receive any infi‘rtna.'in or
utisisrance on or before MONDAY, on which day the Bill is to
Repurted.—Letters, &c. to be addressed to
SWEET and Z I Op:C.

pARLIAmENTaRr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MAY IS.

Three Appeals were heard, and further proceedings postponed.
-The Report of Pancras Church Rill was taken iHtn cousidera-
Oen, and weer some conversation between Lord SOM cis -
S•ratt more, was agreed to without amendment.
Earl I)ARNLEY, considering the Returns made in
(pence of a former motion, inadequate, observed. .
intormatioa inspecting tip Military anal in Kent, did
grin* to ,k4601# in the iirdlisnot Departm.--

Wbaitionia,
aloe Board could furnish.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL Intimated, that if the Noble
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all the

would move to have the Returns made from the proper ()aces,
diauxte would afford correct Returns.
.91e Marquirof CAMDEN laid, he would have assisted the
Noble Earl in procuring corredt Returns had he hien in the
Horse when the motion was made, as he was in office when the
Military Canal was going on.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE rose, on the order for the
second reading of the 'Bank Restriction Bill, awl suggested,
that it would be better to defer the consideration of a measure
se Important to a future day, dm House being thiti but thinly.
attended.
,The Earl of LIVERPOOL, said, he was then ready t. make
Ids statement respecting the Bill, but be had ao objection to de-
fer it to a more convenient day.
file Earl of LAUDERDALE observed, that his object was
to afford she House a fair opportunity to discuss the Bill.
After a few words from Lord :,I'ANIIOPC, the Bill, by con-
sent of the Earl of was rt..td a cccond time, and
committed for Friday.
• Mr. W. DVNDAs, and °tin r_Members from the Canimuni,
brought up the Edinbirgh Oat.' Jill, tit.. Sows Biti, the
,Small Debis sev..ral others, which were raid
tipr first time.
The Irish •Creasurj Bilis were real a third time and passed.
Lori HOLLANU veil, on the order for the r.irJ trail-
ing of the Irish Exchequer near 016^t that it wa• ra•her
extraordinary that the ti,le shoul,l be "A Bit; w store the Fees
to the Mice of Pleas in Ireland," when car uhjzct was to abolish
those fees. •

Tbe Earl of LIMERICK explained that the °Lint of the Bill
Viii to WWII the Fees to the proper Officer.
Lard LAUDEROALk: sugzetted tha the ambiguity in the
title rendered it necessary to print it in order tint the House
might see what really was tlWohjvct.
'I he Earl of LIMERICK did no• abject to.printing the Bill,
and it was accordingly ordered to be printed.
Adjourned till Friday.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.

An Aenrpnt was presented of the Rental of the Estates of
Greenwich floepi•al, and ordered to lie on the l'abk.
rise J. SHAW presented a Petition barn the Distiller. of Kil-
treptiPapk..rcapiaing.p, revi-ion and ainenthtitut a the Di. Wee y
Lave.' Read and ordered to lie nit the Table.
CAI.CRAF I presented a Petition from the Corporation
of Bristol, requesting the relaxation of a Standing ()Farr of the
House, for the purpose of *tithing them to I'etitloll A 4.111131 the
pentlink Bristol Gaol Bill:
After some observations from Sir J. HIPPCSLEY, Mr. Coolt•
TENAT, Mr. LLITLS, Mr. W. WYNNZ,. Mr. H. DAVIS, and
Mr. PaOTEIIIIIII, the House divided on the motion for receiving
the Petition—Ayes, 94-4-Noes, 17—Majority, Si.
CATHOLIC QuEsTkix.

Mr. GRAT'TAN rose t; present a Petition from
the undersigned Roman Catholics of Ireland, re-
questing the repeal of the disabilities under which
they laboured. .fie would take that opportunity of
answering a question which had been put to him on
a former night, relative to his intentions on the sub-
ject of bringing the Catholic Claims under the con-
sideratiod of that House. H. should then give
notice, that on Tuesday nex: he should bring for-
ward a motion, relative; to the consideration of the
Penal Laws affecting his Majesty's Roman Catholic
!Subjects. He was aware that an Honourable Friend
of his (Sir J. Hippesley) had given notice of a ino-
tion relating
.to the Catholic Claims, with which the
motion, of which.he (Mr. Grattan) then gave notice,
would not in any way interfere.
Sir H. PARNELL took that opportunity of put.
ting a question to the Noble LOrd (Castlereagh),
whom he saw in his place. In the course of last
autumn a Petition from the Irish Roman Catholics
to the Prince Regent, requesting that his Royal
Highness would be graciously pleased to recommend
their claims to the consideration of Parliament, was
put into his hands, for th'e purpose of having it pre-
sented to his Royal Highness. With this view he
.(Sir H. Parnell) put .the Petition into the hands of
Lord Liverpool. The question which he proposed
to ask was, whether the petition had been laid before
the Prince Regent ; awl, if so, whether it was the in-
iention. of Ministers to advise his Royal Highness to
make the recommendation to Parliament which the
petitioners required
Lord CASTLEREAGH said, the petition al-
luded to by the Honourable Baronet had been pre-
sented to the Prince Regent; but with regard to the
'second part of the Honourable Baronet's question, he,
was not authorised to give any assurance that Minis-
ters would advise the Prince Regent to make any re-
commendations to Parliament on the subject.
Sir J. PIIPPESLEY, concluding from what hap-
pened yesterday, that there would be no House to-
rnorrow, postponed his notice relative to the Catholic
question to a future day. It would not interfere with
the motion of his Right Hon. Friend (Mr. Grattan,)
but rather tend to promote the views of the peti-
tioners. He then postponed his notice from to-mor-
row to" tbe.2oth of May.
The petition was then read, and ordered to lie on
the table.

Mr:IONSONBY, seeing *no greieri ofibloott 4
4SU fra4Fikattinciaare make aMa k' ta-raoarep#
(this 40) @tan thtrr.e way yesterday, thcasAt it better •
to adjoere over to lie, with' 4),tbef 04111.!
ben,' aim away after their attendance Coln, "ey.
Pectiog ti) find the Utmost sitting, but foeigi ;he doors
I,uketi. 'This roust be felt as a great iticrvet,:iirece, _
for which nasal° be should move, .that ;he Hoorn, at
its risiog.shou. id-adjoittn over to Friday. '
, .
Lord' C ;STLER EAGE4 had no objecticn to. ad .
journieg s"er in the present instance, but with, an
express k .derstanding that the principle of adjourn.
ing oven Court Day's was not to be Adopted, or the
present case drawn into a precedent,—Agteed tn..
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for the present year, of the sums neeessary for tfiSe
miscellaneous services, exclusive of those alicadX
voted, of the extraordinary expenditure of tile army—.
ihe probable charge of the unfunded debt of Ire-
rand; outstanding and unprovided for, the probable
charges of the civil government of Ireland, with an
account of the value of the exports and imperts of
Ireland f )r life last fifteen years.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
said, the miscellaneous services could be stated oily
by a conj?ctural estimate, which lie had no objection
to have made nut and 1;0,1 on the table.
Mr. VESEY Fl I'ZGE ft ALD suAgested, that at
account should be presented of the unfunded: east
, (kiting debt of Ireland, gyrating that part whfdti
.vas provided from that r.bich WelS unfforided for,
w!.ich, with the o:het ;:ccuuuts, after a few words
from tiir J. NEwt.nit.r, w!s oraere3 to be presented.
The. Report of 'the Parish Arprentice 13111 was
postponed to Friday.
' Mr. ROSE movAl for a tonmittze to inqi.lke into
the state of Ist.:ndicity in the, toc.ropoii!. and its ise,
mediate vicinity.

Mr. W. SMI.II-1 postponed to WednssEay nest;
his motion relative to Brent: on Aid.
sAVINQs9 BANKS.
' Mr. ROSE, in moving the titst reneng of Mit Fdi
fot creating Savings' Banks, should state generally
for the satisfaction of ail parts of the United King,
darn (throughout which the subject was looked tai
.with the greatest interest and. atteutitm,) got his- M..
tives, I.lr they could not he mistaken, but the ynnci: '
~,
paISJ
l objects of the W. His first object was to au!•
thorise persons to enrol.: tlienisehrtts in a 40.0•411
Sa...ing-i' (tanks, in which rke low!" clattsv I.44;yrts:' .
lar were to deposit, their savings.
..tally. The offiit
I
of these enrolled bodies should prescribe rules for the
government of the association. Sdly. These rules
should be registered at the Sessions, not l(fr the pur.
pose of being at all controuled Ky the Jusf:ces, bat to
make known that the S tvings' 13 inks eri...ed. kid
4iiily, the societies should have the tight of ch•Josing
their own officers, and such of the orticers as. were
inn usted with ruoi.ey, should be bound to give seen.
rity. When the 1111 4..t's in COmmittee, he should
suggest a provision for protecting the Savings' Banks
in cast t,f death, or bankruptcy, by giving them a
preterenc,.: to other clainaa'nts, and to prevent artful
and insolvent persons from borrowing. of the !Wks
having intr‘lducA themselves into it tarliappesed in
the hetHit societies) ; for that purpose he should make
it a provision of his Bill,tliat money was not to be given
on inivite security. He should also provide, that no
pei.vm should be deprived by the overseers of parish re•
lief, on the ground of having money io the .iavings'
B ink, without a riference to the Jiistica i.who were more
impartial than Me overseers in relation to the poor.
In the Committee it would be for the House to pro.
vide. that when a person died intestate, the trustees
should not be liaßle to proceedings for undue distri.
butir;n. He was a blend to charitable tons ; but in
,this case he thought it better' not to cioinhiue them
with his object, which in the commtiii.ement, a;
least, should be kept unmixed and exclusive. He
WAS convinced that no me.isiirehad passed the Houser
for many years, more beneficial to the poorer clans
than the present. It was with great satisfaction .ii
learned that it was as wall received in fieland, as A
any otheP part of the United Kiogdom. •
Mr. BARCLAY declared his approbation oicdie
Bilk

Sir J. NJWPORT had no dopbt it'svotild operate
beneficially in Jseland in particular, where no parish
relict via% allowed, and in contequence the labonrer
and arti.un, -in his old age; was obliged to suhvist on
,the wrings r.f his youth. But to prevent the
ragement fiat would be closed by the fear of inse.
cure hands, the Bill shotdd provide: that when the
sums became con,idcrable they should be placed in
public hands. Suppose the Bulk of _lreland. beds
Bank of England.
The Bill was then read a first time, and ordered
to be read a second time on Friday.
Ordered; od the motion of Lord Mit.Tov, that,
notwithstanding the adjournment, Cuinmittees may
sit to-morrow.

The second reading of the Gaol Fees Abolition
Bill was postponed to Friday.
The Malt Bali vial read A third time and passel
Sir N. COLTHURS presented a Petition
the lice:iced Di.tillers at Cork, requesting a more
watchful and vigorous execution of die laws to pre.
vent the increasinL praciicc of illicit distillatioa in
Ireland.—Read, and ordered w lie on the 'fable.
paints oF CRJWN.
Sir J. MACKINTOSH rose, pursuant to the no-
tice he had previously given, to bring under 'o.:e
tention tit tLc House IL.: Amount of sums that ILO

isitlera- '
as and Islr. WA ti 1,1.,1,r, moved for an account of all fees
paid br tte Slieriis of Counties cf Engitna and
cot's.. Wates,* Q the 'rreasttry, with the nvinnee.*whicle
at the they ,
. r
, :Nei appropyLted.—Aureedip. •°,‘." ..
~ - .., •,, q.oved fw an ?sorla *--. •-, 4,1
Pif4te 4! . lir e - .,. .~ C
'. 0 I, -, '31094-U4l.i ;,.. -.- ..' . 7 , o"*.i- * •
't ... k '•-•.'44% - - ..- '
—....-_,,—. . • . acillteirs .ftsplctiftlic4.. -• ,•
__ ' - . • -
I,e Ord- kliuli, with: an account (if the dtawbaeb 17" of' , oni
Ile FAH
them rgipectively for a stated period.—Agieedi.o.
•
r J.• P. GRANT moved for estimates severally,
osiers, , M ..