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1 , :.A • ..** • \ • • • . • •••. . •..• " •". • • - it.- . "O. • • e • • . P' • er • I Nomana 45061 THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1804. DEFEAT OF THE FRENCH. • LYCEUM, STRAND. NOW OPEN, the Great Hittolieal Pattorimir More of dm DEFEAT OF THE FRENCH aed PAR. RAGE of MONT ST. GOTHARD, by Gam! EUIVAIMOW, Paiuted by R. K. PORTER. Eft This Orsini Mare gives an am rate ides of the &mien a? pith Arm's., at that interefting moment. what 01:114:1118owm aow arrived and forced the Pease of Meet Sr. Gabled. This Rabiltitien is apes every day frees aim (Mock till &lac. Admittance One &Jam NdIrr•OPP ICE, gar as, do,. rHE PRIA CIPAI. OFFICERS oA d COMMIS SIONZRS gr HIS ALlyntrra Aurr, kw* if* Veda, TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, qPACIOUS and Estasfi . Se Ereftinns and Buildings, k , with a Easing and Duselling- Hunk emu cadet ide CO the River a !Met damask from WeßsainiMearldge. Thefe PA:mires are veal adapted, and war be .ally etta,, at a fossil exposes, to any Manufadory that requires attoSW Pre mires. The Ihelliftsgs art of the haft Materials, and falifthriftallY wetted, at a way coolldershie expanse. For further particulars of Mr. Samuel Lifter, Sack s% No. 4, Narita:tin:et, S trand. That on Wedneftlay the 4th of Jaly next, at one o'clock, they will be ready to treat with filch Percent as may be wining mCost -met ler (applying the following Article./ to be dclivercd at the VS* again& the fame myriad ihcathing Milk to be made of DePt r ce 4 . Wolglidt4 of pure Copper Chatham, Shetroeta, and Portimouth, Plymmak. chip Chandlers' Warn Deptford, Chatham. and Woolwich. diernsers. Patients at the milk and Parma of the-Tenders. may be ken a this Orate, end the Tendon for the Nall* may include the whale or any of the Ards. • , The day was piabliitcd. Oetnno. Om no. dd. A„di DEFENCE of the SLAVE TRADE, on Lb. growth a HUMISNECY, POLICY, and JUSTICE. Landon : Printed ter S. aliblet, fueccfur to the tau Mr. John Viorray. N 0.14. Fleet Rent and J. Budd, Pell-ntid. 1 wiegromm. rro be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, a large MALT SOUSE and D W ELLIN° HOWE, instead in Twkk , nhant, and L.te In the areepation of Me. Wm. Dacia. Mfo the whole, or any part (that may be weed an) of 8 Acres of rkh Land, &rated OM the shwas preatlfes ; sad a I've Ai Tw &mhos L'harcit. lainiedide ' , drake may be bad, Old proptfals MR be reedited by Mt. Denahrfati, at bla caeseadas Library on the Stem, when a pia* of the grange, may be teak This day wu publidied. In One Venni!, Pot Svo. Price is end. ITOCA BULARY, intended ai an introillaion to • the Study el the STNONYMES of the Latin Language. By JOHN HILL, LL. D. Profelfor of Humanity in the Univerfity,aad Saw of the Fleyal Society of Edinburgh. ?Hated foe Lawman. Hark Remand Orme, No.jp,Patottoller rom ; Mennen and Make, and A. turnable and Co Edinburgh. Of ethane may be had. by the Came Autbar.lattty publiandc The Sp NoNymn of the LATIN LANGUAGE, einholen mdly arranged; with a Critical affertation upon tits. Pone elks jitrepolidana, both in simple and compound &ote...—ln One large Volume. Citrartn,Price 11. min.% Bark ?Wary - was pabiliftWin fair Velma, :Mao. • • • %toe th. In boards, A E ÜBREY: a Novel. Br R. C. DALLAS. fq. Author of PERCIVAL., Ike. No ?sin will is meted after twigs 11 . 41011 in any errant'', sae a, *Wad ownfi the party , w ap gra fir bi., Istemin. rIVITIALLFNO OFFICE, "mm 1, ziels - r HE COMMISS/0 • ERS for VICTUALLING iitayisTrs NAM ek ar* fiat .egift. That on 'ride, the nth inamit, they will be ready to receive Tauten In writing (haled up), toil treat forehe Empty of what SEA PROVISIONS, PREY BEEF. 'ad VIRGINIA LEAF TOBACCO may be revived (or the oft of Hi. Mriefty's Itblps and VolfrNms tic ISLANDS of JAMAICA and NEW PROVI. DENCE, for twelve wombs certain. frem the e$ OsSuber nem, and lumber until Si meeths notice Osail be gives ,n either tide foe the tertoloadon thereof: And ore for what vnictui A LEAF TOBACCO Sall be required far the &forty of His lifsjetty's Ships and Vefieb at the ISLANDS of lIAREADOES, ANTI GUA, amITELINILsAII, far the like duration. The mode of pay ment to be by Bills pay Mk with ioterelt ninety days afier date. The Creations of the Contrails rimy he fom at the Secretary's Olen TO lIIE SOLD EY PRIVATE CONTRACT, • r r MAT well-kn Own twitter% fobitam tat Frecholci 1- 800 _Hee/. wish Cl ' ardes soil coownirbt OiStra, i5 4 :6 4. &en v arrbiaor; -tbe *pail at joss LOIRILIT Erg. pa mud Oldre walked , t oted hi the refidasot ' af s, . Tastily. Letters ttkoncd,-ps* paid. to Mr. It Cavern No 1, AAR& plier-ftrest. Tlofluirriqsars ; or toMr . J Looski.star Sc. Itsty's Church. CantertJgq watt i r stranded to. • SURGICAL SDUCATIOIL TO PAblk.:•fil, GUAR Ste. ASURGEON of one of the fittt Holpitals in this Kingdom, where the daily number of Palmate ludisates front 303 to moo. proper* to take under his inftrhdlion, ea Ap prent ces,two or more young Gentlemen, who bandsmen prepared "by a complete digital Sdneation. He will ago be ready to receive far s Tvralvcrooeth soy Omsk man. who having pafed the ordinary mated s Prestadst Ap prentientdp, Indy be diem= of bather Improvement. To point oat the kw tor and imponam advantages to be derived from fo large and melons a Reid it vinegar, would ands famed the limits of an advertitenscst ; It may however be proper to oh. krve„ that among other arrangements. the Adverdfer devotes his evenings so Anatomical Inn:04010ns, awl the Meagan, of pro. fegional Subjedb, for the Benefit of his Sobidge accenonodadons in Board and Lodging may be had in the neighbourboad Letters addreffed to A. B. C. at No. 34,Up per Nairton-ttreet, Portland Road, witt be attended to. It is prefomed that oboe but principals ; and. If de- Bred. Reference. to the Idgheft charars will be Mw Printed for Longman and Rxet, No. 39, Pawpaw-row. Of whaw way be bid, lately ptibUthed, by the fates Author, 1. The HISTORY of the MAROONS. from their mien to eßablillerent of their chief tribe at Sierra Leone ; Incrsa.' she eepedichai to Crew, fur the puepak d procuring Spat* Clef jeers ; andthe Rate of t* lfand of Jamaica for the IA ten years ; with a teethe Mary of the (Rand previous to that periad ; ens tallithim' with heatniful Rogravlngs sad Maps, in two Vols. Bvo. price th as. in beards. - s. PERCIVAL • or, Hat r. Vindicated ; a Need. The Se cond Ellidoo, In '4large veil. canto price sic bawds. N. award min if bed ka my Taal? is ritirkh Oki trio Aril err is in:Feed b wore et kook. or tier Anil kr dravrrri re I.i Bond Very Ore iChei, on tie Alf Friday air sirA ralLart. err rsakle M. Perim. tido mars Tarks,wirms Prime* k arkalf. wreak to elk %ftn imilw rata fir: w wilt Trarkr 140 Carr ins extrawspist trim **afros reeks, osti pig* owl Imfe. ,r a the ...I Wale Ira Wows, &a ~land so arpvi•er k • elaithel. P7O7O4LLIAM-OFFICE, 7,tee fj. THE CUMMISSJONERS for VICTUALLING HIS ATANISTre NAVY; a &minder make. Thu as liiiimday tk sd of juipnezt. they w be road, to is alive To- den to whips (faile4 up) and twit fat FIVE HUNDRED TONS of IRON BUT HOOPS; Tido day Ira' pobnibed, i (hbooo, Maraud by doom linsminp, pike 141. io bard,. The Fblt Volame of "' To be deliverelin elsta weeks, by erectly proportions, Into the Viktualtlng &erase Deptford, audio be paid for bp 111110 payable with Intl:reit Musty dips after date, Tht Conditions of the Canned odd Bareples of the Hoops may be teen it the Seeretares,Ctice. No marl atii I M had la grip Tattßr E. eolith the ast ittfirtai ialeardt td lose, artitatliallt kaltitiVril N rite Board tin fire Oat :CNA .. thrfail Na ad 1 7 4 andel the Po:Am tide mart the Traitr,er f r ee Perfas ex he. iahadf. attatth. t • aeurtr tagars sailed*. PiIRLIIMENTART PROtEiWgfila. ; A SYSTEM of MINERALOGY, comptchend log Orythicolir, °cognac, Miieralogical Orlography, Chemical Mlnendocy and Economical Miwatagy. By ROBERT JAMESON. Elegies Prefabs. of Natural Hifterraa Keeper of the bfofeuro In the Unicedity of Edinburgh, Farm at the Royal sad Am dquarlan Societies of Eilizabuqh of the Lam ■ Society of London, Honorary Member of the Royal lap Acatkay, sad the Allaimalogical Swinku of leucite Panted...op I.o^gmaa and Rom, No. 3p, Palatial A. Conitak nod Co. Edinburgh. Of awn may he had, lately malted, Stlenwinta of Marco,, Medics and Pharmacy. By John Murray, Laura ad Chaaary, Maeda Medics, sod Pharmacy; is two vas Be. pike Le& hoards. This die was publibod, prke sada. A N • ANSW Elk to Dr. GILLIES's SUPPLE 1. NOWT so ida NEW ANALYSIS of mistran.r. WORK:at, n a.•aLlapti h kr olssfauf hisTraalbtiaa al AM,- dee IF.ldakaaa altfaidedo. THOMAS TAYLOR SEW* Venlatt tieradini. Wadi. tied teivelaybdomiesta dm, leaned lad We; II? ves. igi hamlets* Slaillosa *inks toad. I the naelthde, Ave and deal Jos nose. tondos • for H. ILSlsoada. Paternaßeurowe; J. Whit, Ploevareet 4 (.outman and Ram Pacemaker-row: R. H. Evans, and Jarery, Pall-maD: J. scll. Oilard•Raon ;& Hl lkr. Yle , t•ftrrec; J. Cooke, Ward iNlNsolak Casaraddoi end Meas. (Albaot and Hodges, OWN. TAW day was prablllisd, In one Volume, Q2arto, landfonsaly printed. and illußeavad by afiy-two Copperplates, prior aL tes. boards. AN ESSAY onNAVAL TACTICS, SYSTE MATICAL and HIS I °REGAL ; with Explanatoe7 Phase. in four Parts. By JOHN CLERIC, Efq. at Bibs ' Fellow of the Unary of Sown& Antiquarks, sad of the Royal . . Society of EAlribursh. nimbi/et : Printed for Archibald Conftable and Co.; and Low man and Rees,blS. 39, Patemeftermw. ••• TO theSyltan of Alanssuirres laid down andexplained in this waft the Baba nation are indebted for thote fpkndld anddecieve Pagel Pidaseles whist their Beets have gained finer the latter end of the American war. Lord Rodney Are adopted and followed the mode of attack ree-strimended by Mr. Clerk ; and the Incas which attended Me new mod- bas !nee recommended it to nor moil celebrated and faccefsful Admirals. The principles on yawls it is futuided we plain,funple, and useontroverdhls. In the dirk of this prefent Month will be petlihal. In Royal Ottavn, rice tL tos. in boards. • TABLES of IN TE R ES . T.enlargeJ and improved. By JOSEPH KING. Thole Thin are carried on upon the fame plan as the former ten to 365 Days, with reseal dint additions, whereby the In. Well on any Sum not ateeelng St el. may he found by two re ferences, and even generally without being at the tr.nibie of rn king an eared with the pen, and without the lots of t'w fradional parts, an advantage not to be found in any whew Inured Tablet. They have bee tires times germinal 6 ice they were printed, Co that their geentacy say be shed woo; and for Emplicity in their plan and extent, acd rapidity of ealtubtion, see ripens to y Tables ever yet Lbmltted to the Public silo poblillied by the fame Author. a New billion of rabies of Int/vett fros one Day to One liundrad Days, price 7a. 6.1 alt r ot fable'. thewt.ig the number cif Days between any given periada tied exceeding a Tear, a Boa:: very algal to 'Merchants a nankin price 3. 6d. Sold by W. J. and J. Itlchatdfoa, T. Hark. T. Coder, and Perraor ad Heed. London. Jed rublfhed, in ore Volume deny t ames price 3s. 6d. hound, and tm fuperfint koT.d, price ja inners beards, a New and Improved ildklon being the ninth of ENGLISH GRAMMAR, adapted to the differ ent cadre. of learner*. With an Appendix. containing rube and obier YAM.. for Milting the more advanced Students to write with petfrieuiry ond accuracy, "lite Who are learreieee to romped- and arrange their - fenten• en h accuracy and order, arc le...ruing, at the fame tune, to thinlimith accuracy end order." Diane. usni.Eir MURRAY. Printed for Longman, 11,-11. Rees. and Onne. Patcrnoft:r tow; Denim end Harvey, Graceebureh-Reeet,London ; and Wi - bre and Spence. Yore. rite niutb editinn of tlAs Grammar bag hem rerefelly reviled. The addition*, which or: very conlideratik, an chiefly loth as are calculated to expand the leanwr's vines. of the fehjedt ; to obviate ejeCtion", and to erne. r :be fte.tly of °rumour both eery •nel in uniting. Thin ridrion contain. a h. a new and enlarged fyllent Off railing; meta... hfls of N Amer erd accmding to their rim& r and numlnr; ante many I ea,• and olekry.tions, whkh derv' to /1/11!tlIti. OS SU ra.0.1” par icular oule* * •.end port.ons. " Mr. Mo-ray'. Grimmer, f a,rriftee, y to e'er I' r• nitro, fu-m altogether, by far. the mntl consul. tr 1,1 jut e:e. uo Aral* lit of , 11._ hurl& lanyeige. th-t leas tot lereo been teublithrel . 1 he re feer t_nropoatioen are rare 11:•.*; 'he movies are :trete weh Lane and padgment, an 4 the carcuti a of the whole t.*,.ey* as ustahaal degree identical acumen(' ar.el f .;:aciry " AN‘tetr fermate, el. 2 N.B. Of the *hove lonhlnkrs may be had all the other Penh Imam Si hilt. hie nap. Lee. rs dl- In 4e tat TO IXT GENTIEULT FURNISHED, '['HE Frit and Second Floors of a modern built &irk HOUSE, man delightfoiy board a the vidnity d Linn-1104e and l'op4w, agar the Neer GIIMOINKCiId Acad, widbis tali or there/Jar ftspe-coarbea, pans owl bear la the tut s twrat Mattoon and Leadehatkften, and within Ave walk.ottbe Wel la.Ea leeks and ale Tbmai„ where beets too. Ludy alonsd, and ply to and frays Lkarlard. Ilesseoriek. Woal wicb, eodos, ke. fte. lE reptdrrad, a fovea will be (prod to id ea la amerbetlati sad caolias. For tortasr animists rs on tbe mune, Jamaica-run, neer Llmeh-Cbortb. fpolabie reference will be elven and expeeted. FREEHOLD hiTATR, DEDPaRDSHIRE. To be SOLD by AUCIIDN, by ANDREW GARDNER, Oa nefday, the tont day of faly. lida,at the Swan too. Leigh too Bustard, its the Coast, of Bedford* (In late), at three Allot la the afotroooo. A Valuable k REEHOLD ESTATE, &sate at A R. STANDBIUDGE, in the parts of I.IHOHTON BUZ ZARD. lying within a convenient dillsoce ef Cenral good mar. kit towns, sod shoat 37 inam from Lowden. mating of a losieftead, with rend hens and Rabies. and Si acres and so poles. by eilltsatist be the lams more or Ids. of cactileot arable and part Firmed land. lie:g to the apes pod common fields of Staadbrldge eforefidd, is ths tame a Mr. Wilkes, who bas gm neekie to quit at Michaelmas mat, dot. May be clewed by applying to Mr. Daniel Eillnghans. of Stand bridge, of wheat printed particulars may be had Caeca days before the Ws ; sod at the Swan Inns, Leighton and Newpart ; Arms, Amptioll; White Mart, Dunttablc ; Navigation Inn, Rimy Stratford; Bull, ri-ckliffe t Crab Keys fun, St. John's ftrtet London; of Mars. Shephard and Adlington, Solicitors, Bedford-row; sad of the Auftioneer, Woburn. Bcdfsnietire. FR EEHOIu ESTATES. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, by T. WARREN, At the . 1;r - 1 - and — Chickens Hetet, in IMrnlngham, on Tiurfday, ,-...-- ..... -..- __ . .. . the Fifth Day of July neat, at 3 o'Clock in tin Aftemoon ' by direction of the Eat:ewers of Jona SCOTT H v I. ton, Efq. for • nvoliy of l.apall Houle, In the County of Salop. THE undermentioned ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, Yin. . 11 . Lot 1.-..A.13 thole Sae feweral Pieces or Parceit of Rich, Arable, and Failure Land. containing by adnundarement, IS Acres, I - . Roods, 33 Penile., known by the name of Arley Farm, Ltuate Warley Wiglorn in the neighbourhood of Smethwirk, and °sooty of lA'streller, now in the occupation of Mr. Oliver Mun roe. Tenant at Will, and dißant from Birmingham about four Lot a.o—All thole other three Pierce or Parcels of Rich Ina Wei A rahte. and Paftuft I And. containing hy adoteafurement. 9 Acres, Rood, 01 Perehen, known by the name of the Oreille.lda, being part of the 11,11 top Nrre, Moine at Watley Wiggom afarefald. now ht the occupation re Mr. SA muel Hodpettt. alio 'want at will. j,4 3 ....All ?Nag: five other Pieces or Pored' of Rich lociolod Arable. Meadow, and P.. 'lure l.and, with the Dwelling-hook, Srable. Gard n, and other Appurtenances, being the other ~art of the 1101 top Farm "foretold containing together by admea hutment, it Acres. t itood,l9 Perches, alio is the occupation of the lead Suuuel lindgers. I.ot truly &tirade Villa. callzsl Lapall Hoofe, war Hake Owen, In the County of Sahli. formerly the Refidence of the Paid John Senn Nihau. hrq. with the Barn. 'I Aree- :tag se a t*, Ca b e r, - k, sod other Out aulidings. and lateral leektares of emceed tug!, nick, Arable, MeaJovr. sod Palkare Lend tootalaing In the whole, ty ACM. r Rood, 25 Perches, let 00 Leak to Captain liampflead. who bnlin the fame for a term lo which four Years were unexpired at Lady Gay lat. fishier to an Annual Rent of 351; atfo a Cottage mid Gardens adjoining to the ahem, desired by the - Will of the laid Mr. Hylton to the Kelm Occupier for sad during the teen of her !decor Life. Ihe whole ot this Lot is Freehold eteept a Acres and IS Perches, which are held soder a .‘u4 granted by George Lord I yttleton 'or a term in which , 1 s 5 Yearn are now unsuited. fuhlea to a Orreand Rent of One ' Guinea 'or Annual- Lapall Houk Is delightfully Otos ed ern the Sommit of a Wiwi- NI lawn, enriched with Plantations,Shrstbheries,FiTh P.n,ds, lee. asnA eomman.'sa Prripeet truly Pi..turefise of various part. of the furroondinr, Country. particularly of Higley Part, the LearuWeit, the ShrapOthe Hilo, let'. l.ot Valuable freehold F.ftats, known by the name of linker's Farm, borate mar the Bed lan at Northfield. in the County of Warcefter ensfilling of a commodious Firm hook. w i t h Barn, &able, Void-yard. Cordoo, OrebaM,aod reseed Pieces 0 • Parrett of rich, indoW Amble, Meolow, and Piastre Lead. mutant:D a ; In the whole, by admagromeut, 70 Acres and 13 Perches. In the ot-eupasion of Mr. Ileac jaws, TIMOR as the Premifer may be viewed with leave of the reipealire Talents, ow other h.forrnation apply to Mr. What. ay, tioliebor. In Chery t. or the A %tektites:, in Dale Fad. lirodughant, what printed earticabre may he bad WM DSTe /receding die Sala. HOUSE or LORDS, WEDNESDAY; JUNE ff. 'ha SECRETARY at WAR beessibt up true the Ounascies the Scotch Additional Defance 111, which. on AU m.d of Earl CA MOEN, was read a Sitit time, and suksal to be printed. The Denmark Mint Bill wu pref. recdby Me.ALEXAblincit, as were roma! private HSU by Mr. LASCILLES and vier Oat. denim lids were repeftively read a STE time. Tin M. upon the Table were tarwuded in their toted 48Y1.• ioDcs tni. The Martinis of - ABERCOR.N role, is conic. quence of the notice he bad given relative to Mr. Plaice Foe. He was now enabled to date that his Majefly's Minitiers were &thou. that this important fubjed fhould be elifeulf:d in that serious, deliberate, and constitutional manner which it teemed fo imperi onlly to demand ; bnt be was Corry at the fame time to find that it was their with and watentiern to throw the burden of bringing the difcuillon forward alto gether on his (boulders. Although he could have wilted it in other and abler hands, he felt it to be an ()Ned of filch importance to the justice of the coon try, to the gentlemen, magittrates, and people of Ireland, that no confederation lhould make him thrink from the labour and pains which he was rinfeious the invefligation would require. Two rea lons, however, would prevent him from moving anything fpecific in the Wind's at prefent, or probably during the prefent fellion. In addition to the petition of Mt .Hart, feveral other charges of a fimilar nature had been tranfmit ted to him, couched however in fo unparliamentary a tlyle, as he believed would render it neeeffery for him to fend them back to Ireland, to be pot into fume degree of &ape. This circumllanee, and the remote and various parts of the country from which. it would be necegary to coiled the evidence, led him to doubt how far it might be ready to meet their Lorellhips perufal during the prefent felon. There was, however, another reafon, which of RICK weigh ed fo Itrongly with him for delaying the iovelliga tion, as, without any other, would have induced him to poßpone it. He underflood, though he had not feen Mr. JuLlice Fos s that he wite not teady. with his defence, even in the cafe of Mr. Hart. This was a cattle of delay, which the Houlk could nig refill.— It agorded them an opportunity of to ihg Mr. Jul tice Fox the belt and moil appropriate of all lain., Though he was accufed of precipitancy In the exer eife of his judicial fundion., and of pre-judging the cafes of his hl4efly's [objets, he would be coornced that Parliament, which could alone take cognizance of hit eafe,• was not inclined to prejudge hint. The Noble Marquis then proceeded, in eiequent and ex. prelEve terms. to dwell on the au neh . u. nature of the charges made againfl the atculid, declaring, that he felt the tirrneit convidion in his own mind, that he was treating tie fubjed with more lenity than it de. reeved. The Earl of MOIRA could not confiner the No hie Marquis as having just caufe for the ditfatisfac tion which be teemed to entertain against the ',relent Adminillration, for having thrown the !rouble id profeeuting the charges which had been urged in the petition of Mr. Hart, on his th.oilder.. Neither the former nor the prefent Government were competent to purftw any other con•-leot proccedine. Ha.: the Noble Moguls, when he 6. ti mentioned this c u b ic & to the Houle. thought proper to top the-e. the Ad minittration would have been lei: at liberty to adopt that line of c unto& which, on a lair foniiderationpf the fell s they thought moil likely to endive and pro •ide for that Joe and impartial dint ibuto , n of jmiice which was the bell proof of the excellence of that eonßitutioa we enjoyed. But as the Noble Marquis had thought proper to follow up his Ipereb with pre• (curing a petition, containing very grave and feriou. accufations, it was no longer in the power of hie Mao. jed es Government to interfere, and they sated wifely and impartially in leaving the whole of the important mattes to Ilse tuisiso ciolaboratiost of doe Keefe. His Cordfhii. coincided in the lion made by the Noble. M. mould be prefumeerlonnAtot be guilty, a maxim able?' confined to mere theory. Hoo. and Learned Judge Advantage of. His Loimithip acquaintance with Mr. JuP' due to him. And to weer tion, to be fairly apprifet, the charges which were again& his. Lord CARLETON with the dignity oftbeir foieery important and teri of accadation were redueei cal f.rtn. It wintld be ' did and fair sonde of Ft mined in all cafes that w , tribunal as drat comporri 'the 'merlon acculed (avoid. dusk faits it was intends& The mere imputatitm.of huhidifoo trm any itisif - ar throws ow againtt a peril. ation that the ;darned JAN that infante was ag4rava His Lordlhip duffed that not be compelled to ling( reputation, but that the the courfe of this &Sm, irauch a way as to *Sad pellini the charges. The Marquis of ABEL mer ethic:l/anon., that the him, but from the cattle. the petitions trantinitted t parliamentary language, was the with of the Lead should not he further proceeds was nut fully prepared to The LORI) CHANCJ fuggeflionr thrown out by _ count, of reducing the charge , Much deliberation (hoult) that of bringing forward any one ; and when they lhnuld be reariaed and to that precife and inteili secured Ihould, at the fit the nature of the clia•ge, what that patticular offs, had to defend hinsfelf. I their L trdthips, if this at hem, to determine, as which it Mould be heard ment in the Conititution, Judges, took place, it w.: be rernoveable only on from either Houfe elf P, avother atomic in which _ e 5nr0m0......._ Isirafeif in the exereile oThis alect maj be peer ended againil, arid that wat.'by as inipeaelonent brought by the Commons before^ that Honied Am this was the only inflance fence the Revolution hi which charges had been brotrght forward again* a perfon fo facred, important, and dignified $ fituation as that of one of the Judges of the lands fwnrn to adminitler the Laws with truth and haw. (aside, he tlriught their Lordthips could not be toe cautious or cir eumlped iv the obfereation of thole forms which, by the example of this cafe, would ups. rate hereafter as precedents. The Marquis of ABERCORN co/tittered it ens very candid to impute any deligned or even uninteto tional irregularity to him, when the greaten Law Officer of tbs Crown showed that there had been no precedent of any charges being brought forward against a perfon prefiding in a Court ofjultiee Inc. toe Revolution. For himfill he was very ready to adopt that form of proceeding which thole more COCI. yerlint withourkolicialprocets &mold recommend. The Duke of CLikRENCE coincided with the Noble and Learned Lord on the woolfaek, in the otim fervatiors he had made. He thought it a very great grievance fur any man, much lefi one of his Majeci tv's Judgea, to continue for a confidereble time tinder the (ninon of acculations of which he may poffi'oly be acquitted. He had known accordions cf a moll fey riot's nature impending over a man for many years, and terminate at lad in nothing. Lord HAWKESEURY d.clated that Imbed the moil rerfeift coatidei ce in the oprightnefs of the Inch. :II /Co by srhich the condoet rf the Noble Martini, was g,tverne.;. Ile teas petfu tdt.! that his Nob!' Friend it 14 r. , t brought 1 rward a tingle charge, within being convint.ed, in his own opinion, that be had the me xis of lubilantiating thins It would be for their Lordships, when they Ihould be called on judicioufly to decide on these fells, to take the eel. dente into their confideration t but until they Bona be fo called upon, it would be indecorous, of at leak premature, to enter into any dilcutfion of it. In the prefent dage of their proceedings they Ihould confine thenifelltes merely to an arrangement of the mode in hich they fhould proceed in the neat ((Sm., before which time this inhieft mod probably would not come before them. There were, in his opinion. hut two modem; one was for the Nible Lord to rife in his place, and to Rate that he had charges of yea moment to b:ing fnward agamil tine of the Judges, which changes Ihould be afterwards written down and ti t fee ind wat. to have diet., pretented to their Lordthisi in the form of petitions. Its both eats k would be proper, that the perfons complained agahtit oruld be furoithed wi: h copies , if thofe charges. The Marquis of A BEIICORN again contended that the mode adopted by him was the vary OW which had been poti.tcd out. That the petitions ter him had been inaccurately framed was net attributable to him. As loon as the cleft& could be reused; td, the petitions thlith.l be it'd on the table. Lord CA ftLETON +abed that the fpeeik asps gee the mid lie on the table in tivrig this Winn. The Marquis el MIERVOAN • • r . t 4.. • ' • • •• • mew -,- • -!r . trifCit '64"e she propriety of the obfiernm e Marquis, that every! mein • pent until IRt wai proved to • ch;ird tinged, *mad, not be y, but which he hoped the Ise would have the praddeal Rilhip had but a very *nail Futtice For, tont he thouslit it :ry one aandiiigln his ti.rcil ' ed of the fpecific nature of rare to be brought forward - thought' it would beg full • Lordthips! pt.‘credingi, en riots' an necaliott, if the he • eed into a precife and tech but a pu~ree nf that tend reeediug„ which alually_olia were fulmeitted to is _arta G•d by their. LorsAms, anal d hate certain tnfognition ckte *lied& igeksit hiss.— nsiCconrhsitt was•e eery g • icritgEng,•lnirwlten it • • . rfori filing the dignirvrd anew Judge did, the ptreithment itt wined •in a tenfold degrse."— at •the Learned judge would ger under this torrbte of his ,e Noble Marquis wordily in t, bring forowed the fubjeSt • rd hies an opportunity of TIE • ERCORN tepeatea his iota re delay did not proceed from , :s he had limed, namely, that i to him'were trot couched in •, and that be ondevilond it toned Judge that the bulimia roceedesl in at preterit, as ha to meet •he charge, iCELLOR spin need of lid by *Noble and Learned YIP charges to a fpecific forns,—at Id precede fo ferinns an se I charges of acenfation againgl y were brought forwards the? confined as MK* as poilblie iligible grape, that the period ii a blulb, clearly comprehend e, and know to a certainty fence was again& which be It would be incumbent on accufation was to be heard by foots Sc poZsble, the mode in rd. When that great improve. on, the independence of the was enaaed that they amnia an Addles to his Mikity Par:ionent. There was alto 1 a lodge erbo-hadmifcondada !rcife orhia Ogee mai be pro. tat Wati'll an impeachment sons before" that Houle; A. 2 anee frnee the Revolution in