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The Titre! luck Creeds exe mp , ifi,it and vr t ived front the Scriptures; to tYehis prelim:ll an latn.duction on he Cloy ot colito7mitig to 6 t Established Church, as Loud 5i.1.,14;ta and god Curott.int. third E•!i , n. I•rite Alia, was publultrl, handsomely printed in 3 vulg. pint svu. ID price J:i. ils. til boa.rd% , the Third Listiun, of . ISCIPLINE ;—A NOVEL. Ey the Atithor of • SELF CON mot.. 'The fair Author proves' her powers to be •4: superior, that we • L k ilbuve been indt.ced to scrutinize almos. vareasuoiAl;llie few *watts of 11. 4 work :"—" but wt ere is the ci.ld gllticisni that •ri bave prompted either the pious aild cohle sentiments with ... 11111 flev compo s ition ab o und., or t h e e x...lt'ed language whlch the 'Liles% of the heart alone tn.piree."—Monthly Rev. Dee. 1315. ;l ift fcr I.unginan, Horst, Rees, Orr.te, and Brawn, LOD -16 ; sot Manners and Miller, Edinburgh. • Sttre_ri. Of whom may be had, ----...1.11TR 0L a Novel. fu 3 yob. post Bvo. 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Also a second • lourney through kaecs in 1814, in which a comparison is drawn betwet n the pint and former sate of that Country and it., Inhabitants. l'tu:trd fur 1, my Colburst, Conduit-street. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 181 G. PARLIAMENT aler PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF I.ORW, APRIt. 9. Their Lordships' joelment in the Scots Cause, " Mat& r'. Maude;' was given this ti,ty, the etect of which seas, partly to affirm and partly to teci.it the decision of the Court Lor4 REDESD.ki.E presented a Petition from the Debtors in Duri:am Jail, against the repeal of the lits.ilvelit Debtors' The Excisit Duties Regulation end the Lead Manufacturels were react a third time and pa-seed. The Pancras Church, and the elierse and Butter Import:ohm Bilis were brought up from the Contillllllq, by Sir J. Gs aitmcs auJ otL•ers, and real the first time. Surrey Theme, the Crown Rent.' Rectiv.rs', and one or two otlivr Lill,, were returnekl from the eutomot , A, with the aequieseence of that I lun a r T .4 ir(1•11; aj t ii•littnletitS. ! he War Exose t h e oniks,iry N.,tee through Cominittveg if Ow whole l'hol,•;n11,1 wire reput:tal. The hari of 1..1U I )I.:t to move, to-morrow, !or an th,• nomls. r of l.a.ik Notch it. circulation, (tont du. srii ut .I.iirtAry, ISt i, to the preitlit period, together with their dates and tog:et-Live "mount., ; for an Ac count of all the Bank Note,. in circial.tthot troili the . .!h January, I 80ti, to the :11sr ut 1.41u4ry, lito1; and fur remain oilier Entail ci4l Doctlim.trs. ISoN.II , III,TE'S DF.TENTInN Their Lordships then resolved into 1 Committee on this Biil. Oo the cloestion for postponing the Preamble. Lord HOLLAND roar, and made a variety of ob:ervations, chit* telative to the principle of the Bill, which in sid:;:-,lnce and effect were similar to those adv.i:iced hy his Lordship last evrn;ng on the subject. lle point?.ily kieprecattai the doctrine held riot by Noble Lords oprosite on the occasion, assert. ing that Bonaparte .vos th pri;oner of the whole Al liance, and not rncrc.y (t this country to which he snrrenlered. doctrine, he argued, would go , to pervert an es . ..abl;she.l principle of the lattl of l'sia tions, and also aganr.t the principle that re%tulated the municip d system of Government of Europe. EArl BATITUR ST, in answer to the Ntlble Lord, thou:gilt, undtr t:at c Bona_ p burrcndert,i hints it, liciog driven to such an extremity by the combined operations of the Allied Power, he was to a great measure to be considered as the prisoner of the whoie Alitance, and that in etros,lnence the othLr Powers had a tig'a to inquire:. and to :Ism rain in what niantot he wa; to be treated and secured, and to conceit 1%':11 us the means of Lir...cot:lily securing him, so as to prevent the cbanc , .: of Ito r,turning again to potter. • The rliste fact of his surrendering to this country, did not, nuder such 6rcanistancc., give us the txciasive light at d:ct.oi• The Earl of LAUDERDALE argitd in support of the po.iition ot his 14-.lrle Fiend; gild what he chiefly coatended for, with a view ot an ernendstion ot the preamble, was that an express dzclaration should be made of the particular ground and prin. eiple upon which goicipakte was so detained, as pro. viJed by the bill, to prevent the estitlilisliment of i most joint ions precedent in the history of Europe. ! The Earl of lt li,()Will r argued, that the par • tICIALir CAS:' upon Wilk!) I•OrCighipi were called to legislate. was without precedent or parallel in the aimais of Eiirope, ''r in the history ot the world ; it 111 thereitne• their duty to create a precedent for theni , ,elres: . If Bonaparte 11 not given himself up to die British shipping, In would hate fallen into the hands ot the Fiencli Government. He would ad vert to a hypothetical case suppose at the battle of Waterloo ba had barn captured by a squadron of Prussian hussars, wi , ul:, in such ai case, either Eng- Lind, Austria, or Russia hare remained quiescent, and cernuiiited him to the exclusive disposal of Pros sia Certainly nor. let such, in the wly of argu mem, was a parallal case. Af:er .1 short explanation flan Lord H.n.I.AND, the Preamble was postponed, and the Committee pro ceeded to the consideration of the Clauses and Pio vis'aiir of die Cid. This producad much discussion, .ind various Amendments were proposed by Noble Lords a; the Opposition side of the Committee, which, alter mine or less observation from the Peers present, were disposed of in the uegative. Towards the close of the discussion, Lord HOLLAND proposed the introduction of a Proviso, the object of which was the reservation ot Certain civil tights, which he thought one so circum stanced should be fully entitled to—the prominent point of this was, to - take away from a IJ:fend - am in a civil action the power of advancing as a plea, that he (Bonapa`rte) was an alien enemy. This proposition gave rise to a short discussion, in which thy Lone Comm's:Liam and the Ysarl of LAU MERDALE chiefly participated. The Noble and Learn ed Lerd thought such a proviso at best nugatory, AO unnecessary with reference to the measute hefOre Clem ; besides, as fag as it could apply, it would be a consideration whether it,might pot tend to deprive a liege subject of his Majesty of his civil rights. The Committee divided—Contents, s—Not Con tents, ll—Majority against the Proviso, 6. An Amendment-proposed to the Preamble was also negatived ; but in the coursed the proceedings. one or two Am .nilments, chiefly of ,a verbal nature, were agreed to by the Committee. The - House then 'resumed, and ordered the Repoit -to be received to-morrow. The St. Helena !mere( urse Bill also received one or two Amendments in a Coniniittee, ind was order ed to be reported to-morrow. The Princess Chia-lotto's Eqablislirrent Bill was brought up from the Commons by Mr. W. DuNims and others, and forthwith read the first time. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY notified his inten tion to move the consideration of the relevant Stand ing Orders to-morrow, with a view to their suspen sion, as far as related to the progress of the above Bill—Adjourned. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. April 30, James itking• ari I limns Parsons, of Piccad'lly, breeclies•ntakas, dealers and cialinien. at ten, at Guildhall s S. Tliongat Lingford, of Cranburn-street, Leicester-genre, mercei and tl:aper, dealer and t o surrender April I vo, and May 21, at twelve, at Guildhall. —Attorney, Mr. Carpenter, Church tta:,ge, Old •wry. Richard 1114:s, l'urvey, Bedfordshire, farmer, dealer and chap man, April I 5, at Carer, April 1 , ;, at ten, aid May 22, at IS, at the Red Linn, &aura. Attornies, Mr. Ciroiefi. Budor4; or Mr. Merrill:li, 8, Lince.ln's Inn New-Auarr, London. John Gray, of Cawkell, and Great Driffield, East Riding of Yorkshire, tarnier, tniaer, trader, dealvr add chapman, April 16, at five, April 17, and May VI, at eleven, at the Red lion. Inn, Attornies, Mr. Els, Chancery-lane, L0nc1.43; or Mr. Simpson Dickenson, Great Driffield. John Chah.bt rs, of 'Great Hatuptoo, Worcebtershire, carpe,nter, w brew, sg , 4t, tinilieit.merckant, dealer and chapntan, April so, May I, and Si, at twelve, at the Star and Garter Inn, Wor• ce4ter. Atrornies, Messrs. Collett, Wimburn, and Coilent.6.t, ' Ch;dicery-Lar, London; or Nlosrs. Parker and Smith, WOr. CC er, Jacionn, latent' Lee-Co:nay, tolop, but now of Little :Miler, dealer and chapnian, April gO, at five, A,.. 0 30, al:a May ti ,at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, New port, ::olop. Art..rsties, Mr. Morti.:, Newport; ur Mew*. Ben bow and Alban, Liticulti'3-Inn, London, G.A.rge Pace, of Madeley,Salop, butcher, April 1 .19, at Eve, April 30,1nd May 21, at eleven, at the Red Linn Inn, Newport.— Arturnies, Mr. Morrie, Newport; or Mesas. lieubow and Alban, Lincoln's tun, Loudon Witham atizerston, late of Morpetli, Northumberland, currier and lea:bur-dresser, dealer and chapnian, May t, 3, and 21, at Menu, at the 'l'urk's Head, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. ttttorities, Mr. Constable, 10, Symond's-lon, Chat.cery-tare; or Messr s Kirkley and Fcttwicit, Newcastle upon-*l'yne. thomea Foster and Edward Sills Foster, of Trading, Kent, malt stets, April 16, 20, and May it, at twAve, at t;ulldhall. Attorntes, Mesa's. Debary, Scudamore, and Currey, Gate street, Lincoln's inn Fields, Loudon ; or Mr. Scodsmore, Maidstone. Richard Dalktt, late of Merton, Surrey, farmer, dealer and chap man, April 20, 23, and May 21; at ten, at Gulldliall .Attoruey, Mr. Hartley, New ISridge-street, Blackfriars. Jahn Ford, of the Minories, London, trunk-maker, dealer and cliapman, April 13, at one, April 27, and May 21, at twelve, at Uuildhail. Auoruey, Mt. NVriilit, N 0.112, Upper Thames street, I...aidon. Joins Berl ar land Charles Bernard, of Manchester, linen drapers, dealers, eh .pmen, and copartners, April 13, 27, and May 21, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Willis, Fairtborne, and Clarke, Wartinerd-court, hrogmorton-street. ChRTIFIZ:A I ES —APRIL 30. John Voyce, Upton upon Severn, grocer. Robert Metc4lf, of Scarborough, merchant. Martha Readtr, of Bristol, fancy•dress maker. Joseph Bissell, Cradley , herefonishire, hopsoleales. Wm. I.ong. Hai(sham surgeon. David Watt, of Southwick, Durham, ship-budder. C harles James Barrington, Stroud, bookseller. HOUSE OF COMMONS: An Account was presented of all Malt distilled•into Spirits in Ireland, since August, 1815. Some Papers, consisting of Copies of Queries from the Board of Agriculture to several Correspondents, with abstracts of their Answers, ware presented, and ordered to lie on the Table. A new Writ was ordered for the liorongh of Peterborough, in the room of Mr. Pores° x PRICE SPXIIN-lITIN' A Petiti.nt was I , r,senteil front the Trattesmen, Ste. of Peter. hwoueli, prayisig the liouw, in its woti , iti. ne,t repeal the Itlsolvt ne 11::norp . Av . , but only to mac ••tcst ..I•erations In it al will iiro4c. thi• fair trader against the fraudulion tletrur Nfr. HARVEY pr.:cored a Petittoo from the xlt-rchanta, Tstinuf.teturert, &c. of Norwich, against the losolso-ut 1).-btore :4 et . . Referred tit the Committee. ...... • Sir EGER lON BRYDOES gave twice of a motion Anon after the holidays, for 4 Hill to amend cc:Nib Acts rela.ive to the Poor Laws. General 1 HORN I'ON gave entice that he would on Thurs. day move Gorr Return of lie nutotter of Promissory Notes, p‘ir portim: to b.• t.f tl u • !Wok of F.nglan:4 which have been retuved payment there woke' ts o las• five years. Mr , 4 L LAN' I'ti.sl pi esented a Petition front the Tanners/4f Yeovil, agaiiist the I.ertlier Trc. Antrher-was prevented from th i.e tat Carman hen '1 II- Butter Dill and Cheese BM were read a Oita rinse and paq•ed. Mr. METiilf 9.N ;:resented a Petition from the Woollen Ma *tittl.ictiirr.r, t!, Wilts, prayiug a repeal 4.1 the Act of the 4.d t,l hi, M..10-ty, relating to such Manufactoriei a% are ii,juritou; to r:..• Lr.iaL and murals of the children and persons t employed. tin'erv,l to lie on the Table. PRI ,;(I?sti rtLOTTec AN YVITY PILL. On the Mutton of Mr. fur the House to go into a Committee on the Princess Charl.4- e's Annuity Bill, in order that irmay pass through all its stages this day, Mr. BROOKE wishel to krow whether, if any embarrassments or arrears regarding th:l Princes;'s ptevicut estiblishment should exist, this income wis to be clogi , ,ez! with their lirriidation ? This, fle thought, uu•,!lit not to be, b:tt etat her Roy +I ness should be enabled to come into public life per. fectly free front any encumbrance whatever. II:: al luded to lot mer giants made for the estahlidins .nt of different branches of the ltlyal Ftrnily, wir ch cot hving adequate to the discharge of previmis brances, as well as to support the splendour ir which they were panted, left these illustrious persolaes surrounded by di:T;culties ivhich they bad never been able lc, overcome. House ought, on this occi sion, to take care that there sho,,ht be no debt arising from the - oit:F,t, which might diminish the annuity intended to be granted. A full and sufficient stun ont'ht to be i;ranted . tt) prevent any accident of t4i* kind. Mr. I.USIIINGTONI 'hid, he believed it was filly understood, tram the tomer statement of his lti.l:t Hnnour:bl•: Friend, that the sum Agreed to f.)r the outfit 'would be fully ad.:quitte to the pnr 'pose. Sir It. HERON observed, that wishing to he t eerfeetly.lileral towerds her Royal Highness, as the f i House :tee the Committee ought to be, lie had a g reed with all the prepositions that Ministers had brought fin we'd hitherto in her behalf ; boa he would , net a iree to any thine farther. He was nt . opinion frost , • , ,isly the ir ym:,l what had been proposed woulei I be ezeeedingly imprudere and impeTie ; end he l hoped her Royal High:we and. her *mended husband 'would contours theinselves to keeping within whet liad been granted by the liberality of Parliament. , This liberelity was no new :retitle ; it had been am. ply and steiicieetie shewn at atierinies, and towarua every member of the Royal Famile, ated what WAS granted ought to be :Melee! by. Fie heti therefore i.ever voted to any sum to liquidate arretts *Het could not be justified ; nor would he, as long as ever he lived, ever give a vote for the paymt et cif one fartieng ut the debts el any Prince, or any Minister elive or dead—(Thar,' hear). The Howse then vent iete the Committee, and An ;he Resolution for gran , ittg the Annuity !.ring re.ei, Mi. BROUGHAM said tie did not rise to met:e the sneieest nbjectio 1 to the grant, but to accolie some imormatien. It oueht to he distinctly under., *stood on what priticiele this annuity was to be grenteele Now, what he wished to kr ow was, a lietherill. this an:emit, tee ..4 - .30.000 was to be !;ranted out of the Civil List, weich, as it list been understood, leis been ; . or some time appropriated to the .establishment of tier Royal Highness ? Surely it was not intended that the 466 1 ,000 a-year should be added to the other £ee,ooo ; for the House, in agreeing to the former, could never have thought that the latter was to be added by a sort of flde wind. This was of the very last importNuce to be understood ;' otherwise, while we were thinking that we were voting £60,00(1 a-year. it would turn out that we left an addition to the Civil lest of 4'30,000 mere, front which it could not be 'removed without an Act of Parliament.; MreLUSIIINGTOrii thought there could be no doubt that the Eeteteee was intended to be the whole of her Royal !Ugliness's Annuity,' and it was deemed the most convenient form that this Bill should em brace it. ' Mr. BROUGHAM replied, that this was no an swer to his question, as to what was to become of the £30,000 on the Civil List. If it was found necess. • sary to come to Parliament to pay off the amen which were admitted to exist, let the thing beedonit fairly andmenly, and a prohibition thade makini up the deficieney ; but do not let the Illtistrioui PY lie under the suspicion of receiving hallas much s niote as Parliament had voted to them, while it might be intended to put that proportion to a different purpose. It gave him - the greatest possible pain to be obliged to say single word that might look like an attempt to throw an obstacle or an impediment against a sub ject, in which every man felt the deepest interest, and when he must wish, as far as in him lies, to ten der Lis dutiful homage on an event so gratifying and auspicious to the whole country : but it now clearly appeared, that instead of giving A'60,000 to this ill ustr i o us Couple, we were actually giving ,830,000 to the Civil List. Mr. LUSHINGTON repeated, 'that the impres sion was, that the stilo,ooo a.year •from the Civil List, was to be dispensed with ; of course it would no longer be a burthen upon the public. Mr. LAW entered into some explanations, to shew that the additional grant to the Civil List, on ac count of the Princess Charlotte's separate Establish. ment, as it now exists, was only i 86,000, and not 830,000.--• (No. no). Mr. BROUGHAM was afraid, after all, his state. meat would be found right. There had actnslly been