Star. — London, England, 1811-02-08 00:00:00

, .. TLIEE OF THE 1141 I'l i-1 PuISONi.KS IN FRANCE. I ti E COMMITTEE beg to state, that there are at present upward. of 10,000 British Prisonerisin the diffe rent Prisons of France, for the most part in great distress ; and that the Subscription is intended for the alleviation of their suf ferin.,6s in some degree, by assisting them with articles of Chisel... ing, I.seddilg, Fuel, and such other necessaries as they stand the twain need of. The Committee conceive that this lea case which must excite the sympathy of their Countrymen at large ; and, therefore, without offering any elaborate address, they trust to their genero idty and h umanity for sup plying a su m commensurat e to the occasion. Subscriptions received by the Gentlemen of the Committee, who*: Names are as iollow : Sir Wen. Curtis, Bart, M. P. ThomSs King, Esq. Sir Chu. Price, Bart. M. P. William Mellish, Esq. Sir Robert W igram, Bart. Edward Parry, Esq. John Staniforth, Esq. M. P. Joshua Reeve, Esq. Henry Bonham, .aq. M. P, John Rogers, Esq. John J. Atagcrstein, Esq. Thomas Rowcrof:, Ent. John Atkir.s, Esq. Ald. John St. Beebe, Esq. Thomson Bomar, Esq. J. H. Teleton, Esq. Abel Chapman, Esq, William Vaughan, Eq. Robert Ch..penan, Esq. John Wells, gsq. Joseph Cotton, E4q. William Wells, Esq. William Dent, Esq. John Wooiraore, El. Subscriptions are also received at Lloyd's ' and by an i the Bank ing-houses In London • likewise by Sir W. Forbes and Co. Edin burgh ; Latouehr and Ca Dublin ' • Robert Shaw and Co. Dublin. Amount of Subscriptions advertised - - £lOO5 9 0 DITTO, SINCE IttCCIVED.: B. A. Goldschmide 10 10 Beeston Long, Esq. 10 10 J. Broadwood and Sons 10 10 Thomas Dickason, Esq. Thos, Palmer and Son 10 10 Enfield 10 10 Mrs. Hey 10 10 R. Wardlaw 10 10 William Phillips 5 5 John Roberta and Co. 10 10 Thos. Lowten, Esq. 5 5' D. and S. Brent & Suns 21 0 Emanuel Silva 5 5 W. W. N. 5 5 James Bell, jun. Esq. 5 0 D. S. 2 0 Thos. Wells II ' 2 A Widow with nine chi'- ''. Roper, Esi. Hem- siren, would otherwise Hill .5 S give more than S 0 Clarke* and Burgess . 5 5 Right Hon. Spcncer Per lis. Re. Hon. Geo. Rose 20 0 cord 21 0 James Putnam 3 0 Wyndham Knatchbull 10 10 John & Alex. Gillespie 10 10 Harsison and Ellis 5 31 Daniel Stuart, Esq. 5 5 Henry Newton, Esq. 10 10 Sir John Colpoys 5 5 John Mangles, rut. 10 10 Abel Moysey, Esq. 5 5 Stephen Thornton, Bro. The Earlof Bridgewater 20 0 thers, ar.d Co. 10 10 The Bishop of Durham 20 0 Gutterson and Holt 10 10 Mrs. G. G. - 5 0 4. Gillmore 10 10 Manning and Andeolon 10 10 Hoare, Barnette, & Co. 10 10 Thomas Pitt, Esq. 10 10 John Heil, Esq. 10 10 i.:hatteris, Whitmore, Gordon;, Murphy, & Co. 10 10 and Co. 10 10 Wm. Wilberforce, Esq. F. Bnisbam, El. 10 10 M. P. 10 10 John I ..ylur, Esq. 10 10 %ands Newton, F.sq. 10 10 boron and Co. 21 0 NI axwell and Keys ID TO W. Fairtie, Esq. 10 10 John Wilson 5 5 G Hart .e 11,1•11. It) 10 T. A. 5 0 Jail. Rit k 4 liftman, Esq. 10 10 Richard Hey • 1 1 E. Robertson 10 10 William Price, Esq. 5 S I.ord BulLeley 10 10 Sir Fred. Baker, Bart. 10 10 Puget, Bainbridge & Co. 10 10 Scott, Burn, and Co. 10 10 English Copper Company 31 10 Thos. Dickason and Co. 10 10 Rob. Huntrr, jut. Esq. 2 g Marquis of Hertford 00 0 Abraham Feel , • 10 10 John Dunkald and Son 10 10, A. Mackenzie • 10 10 . Robert Cisrit, Esq. 10 10 Tayler and Newtoe 5 5 Joshua Saunders, Esq. 10 10 JahnWilmot, Esq. Bruce Joseph ilardeastle 10 10 Burton and Bentley 5 0 f. and S. Nicholson 10 1(' George Brooks, Esq. 5 R. and E. I.ee 10 10 - . Castle 10 10 Thomas Pr'estou 10 10 Miss Preston 2 2 John Baker and Son 5 5 E. Forbes, Esq. Bet' h 5 0 PAztoo, Cookerill, Trail and Co. 10 10 Crawley apdElgle 10 10 Colin A. Mathenzie 10 10 Worshipful Cord• pan) , o' Leather Sella, 50 0 Ged. Longster, Esq per Ro4. Chapman, Mg. 5 5 Welbank and Petyt 10 10 T. Flock:on, Esq. 5 5 R. Oliverson 2 2 Harnian and Co. 10 10 Clark, Boyd, and French 10 10 Wood, Percival, and Co. 10 10 Charles Dixon 10 10 P. Walker 2 0 A. B. C. Brig Rosina It 0 Wm Iris!: • 1 1 John Walker 1 I S. Lirtner,Esq. M.P. 10 10 John Hcpps 1 1 J. Stockwell, Esq. 5 5 ' James Voting, Es+ 5 5 R..and 'l'. Neale 10 10 Wnit.Curlirg, jun. Esq. 5 5 i J. Bercstord, E4q. 10 10 P. C. Methuen, Esq. . 5 5 John killer, Esq. Russ lilt 10 10 Bosanquet and Co. 10 10 &squel &samples, Esq. 10 70 J. Innis, Esq. 10 10 Young and Hughes • 5 5 Harrison, Price, and Co. 10 10 C. R H. Price 10 10 G. Nottnan,Esq. 101.10 s. G. Green, Esq. 101. 10,. per T..rglls, Esq. 21 0 A. E. A. 100 0 Walker and Sons 10 0 Davey and Sawyer 5 5 J. B. S. Binkluast 10 10 Vii idiarns, Sun, Moffatt, ' and Burgess 10 10 Edward Holland, Esq. per Gosling & Sharpe 50 0 Wm. Murdock, Esq. S S Junes Farquhar, Esq. M• P. . 10 10 Edward Gray, Esq. to 10 telaier and 'Bytes 10 10 James Mangles, Esq. 'lO 10 . itobert Mangles, Eiq. 10 10 Randle. Jackgon George Bowles, of Wan stead w. I!. Claw.le Scott JaiDuel Scott Scott, Garnett, and Pal mer 10 10 2 2 10 10 10 10 10 10 ilerries, Farquhar & Co, 10 10 Joshua Lockwwod 3 3 Jades Burn - 20 0 Cromwell and Adams S 5 Smith, Harrington, and Co. !tient ford 10 10 Mr. Robert Bureball, per • Messrs. Birch and Co. 5 5 A Collection at Great Yarmouth, made by Wm. Danby Palmer, Esq. and others 100 0 D. P. Watts, Esq. 10 10 Jonathan Chaimap,Esq. 5 5 John Harman ' 10 10 Earl Nelson 10 10 W. R. H. Churchill, of Dorchester 2 Paxton & Marjoribanks 10 10 Ralph Nicholson 5 5 The Mite of =Ol4 offtccr 1 0 E. B. loz 5 5 The Committee respectfully inform A. E. A.thst they have re ceived through Messrs. Martin and Co. his further rt.mittance in two halves of a Bank Note, making his very bezievolent sub serpt ion £l/00. THOMAS FERGUSON, Sec. No. 5, George-Yard, Lombard-meet. FPRTLiGAL. BADAJOZ, JANUARY 13. On. the e 10th of this month, at nine in the morning: 250 or the enemy's horse presented themselves before this place by the road of Talavera, and after firing a link, retired at twelve. The same scene was re peated the day bt Lire yesterday, and they afterwards tock the road to Olivenza. They were accompanied y some iOiantry, with two caniwn, and an obits.— There must have been something serious, as, ace.)id. .fly, to tidvict:s, their obus was dismounted, .4:lii they . of k off with them 15 wounded. _ , iestvrday the enemy again made their appearance, ,t the same gonr, wsthin cannon-hot, in equal num- ber. We killed one of their dr:l e ;uons, and they re tire,l at noon. • By the rigla in the Guadiana 400 horse als prcisen;ed then:- , e.:ves, and arrived nearly at the bridge of Gevora they afterwards retired to :he maul:tams cf Wet.% where we know they have iotoe infantry, and 44 uiecc of artillery. OPGR EU, JANUARY go. Ontlie.i7th iii)izatit we receivedocial intel;igencz the enemy occupied Lamcgo, and that General t iNeir.4 had crossed the Douro to Pera de Zegea, rod orderea: every boat to rendezvous on this side th.• river. We now krone the enemy left LaMega on Thum. day thelitti instant, which place Silveira entered on tho same day. Tile French force consists of from 'I to- 800 G 6-or 4110. horse, and 9 pieces of rillery. II:4 144 IlleX folyt4 Lapiego 2000.binvii-of :. ~~yA ... grain, arid plenty of wine. According to all accounts' they have done much mischief, but not near so mud.l as might have been expected. As yet we do not exactly know what road the ene my has taken, hut we suppose the Vizeu one, in which case he will pass the Ponte de Menalla, and join the grand army. JAN. 17.---The corps with which Sitveira had the ' action, is still at Bain Vende. It was yesterday re ported, they had arrived at Lamego, and that they were not inclined to move from it. LISBON, JANUARY 23. The Marqnis Romana is dead from fatigue, and his continued exertions. Junot has been wounded in the face; and it is stated that he is also dead, but' this is not generally believed. The extreme anxiety which we feel for the safety of the Marquis de la Romana, naturally induves us to catch at any circumstance tending to diminish the credit of the account of his death. We have to ob serve, then, that the fetters by the last Lisbon mail, which were to the 21st ult. mentioned nothing of his indisposition ; and although it is not impossible that he might have died in the interval between that and the 25th, yet it was an event not to be expected. We cannot, therefore, upon the present authority, surren der the hope, that so much talent, patriotism, acti vity, and perseverance, as this gallant leader has dis played in situations of unexampled difficulty and danger, are not lost to his country, which stands so greatly in need of them. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. PARIS, JANUARY 31. Captain Desaix, nephew of the illustrious General, presented at the levee to-day to the Emperor the co lours presented by the King of England to the city of Tortosa, which were taken in that city by General Suchet. Captain Desaix also brought the news of the capture of Fort Balaguer, situated on a hill, be tween Tortdsa and Tarragona. VIENNA, JANUARY 4. According to letters from Wallachia, the negncia don between Russia and the Porte appears to take a favourable turn, and the conclusion of peace does not appear distant. Count Italinski (nephew of the ce lebrated Suwarrow), who formerly resided at Trieste, without having any public functions, is now at Bu charest where he conducts the negociations. COPENHAGEN, JANUARY 5. Marshal Cederstroem, from the Court of Sweden, is still here, which gives reason to believe, that indepen dently of the acknowledgements which he has come to make to our Court for the meption of the heredi. ditary Prince and Princess of Sweden in their journey through Copenhagen, he is charged with some mission of importance. The Swedish Government has demanded of that of Denmark, die giving up of all ships taken during the last war, and indemnification for those condemned since that epoch. Sweden requests a positive reply. DANTZIC, DECEMBER. 18. In pursuance of a Decree of the Emperor Napo leon of the 28th September, a number of able and experienced seamen, who have navigated at least three years, the North Seas and the Baltic, have been demanded from our Senate by the French Govern tent, All marines who are natives of this city and the districts belonging to the same, have accordingly been summoned to make their appearance at the Police Offices in this city, in order that their Tiallfi cations as seamen may be inquired into an 4 ascer tained. PETERSBURGH, DEC. SS. The course of exchange upon Hamburgh was this morning at 71 schillinss, MESSINA, DECEMBER 26. By a most despotic and inhuman order, issued by the Neapolitan Adjutant General Mentor, dated head quarters, Cosenza, the 27th November, and addressed to the Commander of the civic guard of Celico, the dwelling houses of Domenico Perri, and Rosa Scar pole, where Vincenzo Abbenirni, a celebrated Chief of - the insurgents in Calabria, was for ,some time con cealeml. have been ordered to be burnt down to the ground, so that not the least vestige thereof may re main, ; and a pole shall be erected on the spot, with this inset iption—ss The fire devoured these dwellings, because the inhabitants - dared to harbour assassins." The above Perri and Scarpole, with the wife of the former, have already sutfzred death, in pursuance of the judgment given againt them. PARMA, DEC. ft In the night between the 24th and 25th instant we experienced here a very severe shock of an earthquake. Several persons, who came from the midnight mass, were thrown down in the streets. In Genois-street all the ehimnies tumbled down, and several houses hive sustained considerable damage. Every thing seems to indicate that our city formed the central point of the commotion, and in other parts of the depart ment no mischief of any consequence has been done. LONDON GAZETTE EATRAORDINARr., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7. At the Court at Calton-House. the 6th of February, 10111. PRESE::T Hie Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES, Regent of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. His Royal Highness the Duke of York His Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence Ills Royal Highness the Duke of Kent His Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberian.l His Royal Highness the Dokiof Sussex His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge His Highness the Duke of Gloucester Archbishop of Canterbury Lord George Thynne Lord Chancellor Lord John Thrum Archbishop of York . Bishop of London Lord Pre,ident t.ord St. Joins of Blesto Lord Privy Seal Lord Holland Duke of Montrose Lord Waisinghast Marquis of Lansdowne Lord Grenville Marquis of Stafford Lord Muigrave Marquis Townshend Lord St. Helen's Marquis of Hertford Lord Telgnmouth Marquis Wellesley Lord Glenbervie Marquis,of Douglas and Lord Redesdale Clydesdale Lord Arden Lord Stewar& Lord Sheffield Earl of Derby Lord Erskine Earl of Winchelsea and Not- Right Hon. the Speaker . tirigharn Right Hon. Robert Dundas Earl of Chesterfield Right Hon. Charles Arbuthnot Earl of Sandwich Right Hon. R. B. Sheridan Earl of Cholmondeiey Right Hon. Win. Elliott Earl of Lauderdale Right Hon. George Ponsonby Earl of Macclesfield Right Hon. C. Manners Sutton Earl of liuckinghautsidre Right Hop. John Cha r Vipers Earl of Hardwicke Right Hon. Spencer Perceval Earl Spencer Right Hon. Rich. Fitzpatrick Earl of Chatham Right Hon. John Trevor Earl Bathurst Right Hon. Sir Wm. Grant Earl Grosvenor Right Hon. Sir Jas. Mans Add Earl of Mount Edgebsube Right Hon. Sir A. Macdonald Earl of Liverpool . Right Hon. Sir Joseph Banks, Earl of Moira Ban. K. B. Earl of Courtown Right Hon. Sir J. Sinclair, Bart. Earl of Carysfort Right Hon. Sir J. Anstruther, Earl of Donoughmore Bart. Earl of Clancarty Right Hon. Sir E. Nepean, Bart. Earl of Powis Right Hon. Sir D. Dundas, K. B. Earl Gr►y Right Hon. Sir Wm. Scott Earl of Harrowby Right Hon. Sir John Nicholl Earl Temple Right Hon. John Foster Lord Robert Spencer Right lion. Isaac Corry Viscount Palmerston Right lion. Thomas Grenville Viscount Sidmouth Right Hon. George Canning Viscount Cathcart Right Hun. Charles Yorke Viscount Morpeth Right Hon. Thomas Wallace Lord Ossuktos Right Hon. George Rose Viscount Castlereagh Right Hon. Charles Long Lord Granville I.ev.ison flower Right Hon. G. Tierney. This day his Royal Highness the Prince of WAL2II 9 Regent of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, by virtueof an Act passed in the present Ses sion of Parliament, intituled, 64 An Act to provide for the Administration of the Royal Authority ; and for the care of his Majesty's Royal Person, during the continuance of his Majesty's illness • and for the resumption of the exercise of the Royal Authority by his Majesty," was, at his first coming into the Coun cil, pleased to declare, that understanding that the law required that he should take and subscribe certain oaths and declarations, he was now ready to do so ; ' his Royal Highness' accordingly took and subscribed the oaths and declarations required by the said Act ; after which all the Members present of his Majesty's ma s t Honourable Privy Council had the honour of kissing his Royal Highness's hand. , GLOUCESTER ELECTION. lkirsday, Two e'Clock TENTH DAY . 4 STATP Or THE POLL. Dutton - i 0 Guise - 72 Majority for Dutton Gloucester, February 7, three o'cli c!t, Mr. Durrow has this moment given up the um test ; and Sir Wm. Guise will be chaired at El:vcn to-morrow forenoon. PARLI4MENTARr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF cOMMONS, FEBRUARY 7. The SPEAK= tool; the Chair a few minutes before four o'clock, and immediately addressed the House as follows : " I have to make my excuses to the House for my absence yesterday; but as that circumstance was owing to my having been ucidentally detained at the Privy Council assembled to ad ntinister the oaths to his Royal Highness the Regent., I hunsbiy presume to hope that the House will grant me their partlon."— [A general cry of Hear! hear! hear!) A Message from the Ldrds announced the permission of their Lordships to the Earl of Ross tta attend on the Committee on Slut:cure Offices. Mr. PA R N ELL gate notice, that on Weetrzw!ay he would move for certain Papers relative to the State of Mr. iELLA ND. trom the Commisideners fur the Redngdon of the National Debt, presented their accounts for Vat 14st ytar, and other papers.—Ordered ro lie on the table. A New Weit was ordered for the 54ronet of Athburton, in the of Waitc Yal4, ?sq. who h4s accepted the Stt.wardahlp of the Chiltern Hupd.reils. • On the MotiOn of the Ca4Nerttoa of the Ex:fittest', it was n; tiered, that on ko rising the House shataidadjaurn to Tues day ; but that all the Committees shou:a hare kave to at alt. w it hi.taikiina —Adjourned to PRICE. OF S LOCKS YESTR DAY. Bank %irk VO Sla Omniutn —.- 3 per Cent. Red. Grit I Nat Stock 173 11 pet C. Can. $43 634 Imp. Ann. I *.lBth 4 per Cent.. 830 • Rube+ pipe St. pr. 5 per Cent. Navy 931} • ans. farzz ....: Sisk L•p; Aan iii— . - MIL , • . ... .. . . 10 10 'rum EVENING STAR. LONDON. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8. PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: 3 per Cent. Consols, money, 6/4—for account, 63f. Reduced reff-4 per Cent. c' ff. 3 per GAL?isvf Pea—Lick RAN 3s. 61. Mm. " WINDSOR CASTLZ, ITONAVARY 7. a His Mann: seems to be making gradual pro. gress towards recovery." . (Signed as usual.) ts WINDIOR-CMITLI4 INBRUARY 8. " His Mane= continucs to make gradual pro gress towards recovery." . ( Signed as usual.) The Adelaide Cartel has arrived at Dartmouth from Morlais, having on board a Messenger, charged with dispatches from the Americas Minister at Paris, to Mr. PINKNEY. Letters received yesterday from his Majesty's ship ST.JOSEPH, dated off Mahon 11th January, state, that the Toulon fleet made an attempt to come out on the Bth, but returned into port the same night, where they rerna'aed on the 11th when the letters came away.- They consist of eleven large ships, seven frigates, and some smaller vessels. By. the Cadiz Mail of yesterday, Government re ceived dispatches from that place up to the 24th ult. at which time the Cortes were coming into Cadiz, as a matter of precaution. Tortosa had been given up by treacherj, after one day's attack. The two very magnificent marble busts of the late Duke of Bedford and Mr. Fox, whom every body re members to have seen in the Par=es sitting room, at Carlton-House, were removed. by order of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent into the Council Cham ber, to be placed at the head of the room, a few hours previous to the assembling of . the Council, on Wed nesday, to swear his Royal Highness into office. His Royal Highness the PRINCII REGENT, after the Ministers had-peen him on Wednesday, gave an au dience to the Earl of DIABY, who remained with him some time. The Earl of Morns, Lord sCara, Lord DLINDAS, Mr. SHERIDAN, and othersof his Royal Hig hoes own' Household, afterwards had the honour of dining with the Regent, at Carlton House: Yesterday a Bill was read the first time in the House of Commons, for enabling the West of England Fire and Life Insurance Company, to sue and be sued in ' the name of their Secretary, to authorise them to grant and purchase Annuities, andkr other purposes rela ! tive to the said Company. MAUK•LANII. Fan. 8.,—T0-day the market has but few further arrivals of Grain in general; Wheat rea dily maintains last prices ; Barley and Malt likewise; White and Grey fees at little variation ; but kw Beans of the two kinds; Now Ticks 18s. to 44a.; Old is . per currency I the remaining quantities of Oats are pretty considerabN but not matt y 61 . 1".11441 ;hose quoted redier deires; woad and infrfl ti e, 4 1%, put variatluls I Flout. lrflpukli 14 last prices _ THE ARMY. We regret to state that the reinfotrements for Li:. bon are still detained windbound at Torbay from the unfavourable state of the weather. As soon as the PRINer. REGENT was sworn in on Wednesday, he sent for General Kerrex, appointed him to be one of his Equerries, and gave him the (j7th Regiment of Foot. NAVAL lATELLIGENCE. FALMOUTH, FEBRUARY S. Arrived his Majesty's ship AMELIA, with a fleet of transports from Lisbon, after a passage of 20 days ; several of the fleet separated, among those arrivird are, the Subby, Agenoria, James, British joke, and a ship No. 590. Wind S. S. E. TORBAY, FEBRUARY 6. Still remain here wind.bound his Majesty's ships with the troops bound to Lisbon; also, l'is Majesty's ship HCSSAR, with the four East.lndiamen ; and the FRANCHISE, with about twelve sail of her convoy, bound to the Mediterranean. PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY 6. Arrived the Liberty transport, from Gibraltar an♦, Cadiz ; and a French privateer, prize to la Rum fri. gate: had been out six days, but took nothing. PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY 7. Arrived his Majesty's ships DONNZGAL and BEn. wick, from off Cherbourgh. Dropt down to St. Helen's his Majesty's ship CALEDONIA. Came into harbour his Majesty's ship NORSE, for repair. Yes. terday afternoon whilst a bum boat was lying long side the SAN ANTONIO, the men belonging to her im prudently came on board, when three French pri. soners went down the side and got into the boat ; there was a prisoner in her, but as he had on the pri. son cloathing, they turned him out, and put off from the ship; they made for a small sailing-boat in Farn ham lake, which they took possession of, and imme diately put to sea ; they have not since been heard ef. DEAL. FEBRUARY 7. Arrived his Majesty's ship KANGAROO from Ports mouth. Came down from the River the following East Indiamen, viz. Taunton Castle, Ricuannscr., for Madras and China ; Union, GAILLARD, for St. Helena and Bengal ; Northampton, Batmen ; and the Union, SIMPSON, for Bombay and Bengal.—Wad S. W. SHEERNESS, FEB.?. Sailed PRINCESS CAROLINE, to the Westward; MIS PATcia cut of harbour, Knit into harbour. Arrived GUADALOUPE, from the river Thames- Ponanous, (not PROMETHEUS); and TICKLER, from the westward. COMMON COUNCIL, Yesterday, the LORD MAYOR opened the proceed ings by stating, that he had convened the Court in consequence of a requisition which they would hear read.—The requisition having been read, Mr. AldennanWoon rose, and said, that he should not detain the Court many minutes, in the observa tions whi.h he felt it his duty to make, es one of those who had signed the requisition. He believed that the motion with which he should conclude, for an address being pres. nted to the Prince Regent, would meet with no opposition, although there would probably be different opinions as to the subject of the address. —He would therefore wish to throw himself on the Court as to the mode which he should now pursne. It was for them to determine whether he should re.:l to them the address which had been prepared, or whether he should move for an address generally, and then move for a Committee to prepare and draw ep such address. He was aware of some difficulty. Mr. DIXON rose, and said th.ire was no difficulty ; the course was quite clear. Several Gentlemen then called Mr. Dixon to ord?r, for interrupting Mr. Wood in the co.:rse f his speech. Mr. Durex said, that the mover was esking f it!. vice, and therefore ought to be obliged to whccrer gave it. Mr. Alderman Worm resumed. He had asbed ge nerally for the opinion of the Court, ani.! not partici:- larly for the advice of that Gentiemao. • His of the proper address was, that the house sboilid go up to the Prince for the purpose of ca loiing with him on the particular situation of his Royal Father- an 4 himself, placed as he now was, in a wheie it was impossible for him to do ninth bcoe;it to the country, He would remain, in all prlb.i!a;ity, sv.r. rounded by the same sef of men, who, tor L:IC years, directed the affairs of ;kis country. No ii:ne ficiAl'changes could therefore now be ernected, a:11 the country had no other prospects of advanta:Ti• ex cept in the known disposition of the Pruce. Corsi. dering the circumstances of the present case, he move, That a dutiful and loyal Aidrass be preson ted to the Prince Regent, condoling with iam on the situation of his Royal Father, who is now ir.c of exercising the Royal functions ; lainentieg the un necessary restrictions which had been irei•i•ied on Royal Highness ; expressing their conflo.:nee in virtues of his Royal Highness ; and their conviciu..l that whatever depends upon him persomilly, he sa id do, fur the purpose of extricating us out of our plc sent dif f iculties, and promoting the peace, happin:, and security aftbe country." Mr. W4ITIIMAY, in seconding the motion, thoi4;l:t that it wad i (' not be 'necessary for him to use m4ay num**, qr uutke many observations. The Court Nee aim* • their coa6dence in the person .1 I Tiftnei AoTal.Highe=s ; they had '4" I . )L. TM late •11 d Olg9 e posed theref fart] fag.; SAM the 1 icor 1 WO r NVIA I 'an: re; as WI lON 111 IN 111 11Na af ked :hi 'ha Ida tb