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Woe Tenders ht wrath% (Wed op) sad treat for TWO iimmain THOUSAND GALLONS of wan IN.' • DIA AM% or el FOIUIIOII DRAM% To be delivered wlthio the from of eoe sheeth.datrfave, foto Ids Meitifty's Vidtulthig Stares at Plsessedt. sad Naimoli!". hi the praperdons eederineodeoed, vis. Plyeraith Isom° Chdkos. Perthoseth 50.000 Diem Ave the LONDON' VoZZT774 MARCH i 9. • '• • • imanturrcy ENLARGED. May 4. mew Ebben Pierce, of Lime-Erect, London, fter 'ohant, at Om, at Guildhall.. /lOU i.y, or Lember.lane,346llcki, Haulier, at ten, as • BANKRUPTS. Jeffery Serape, famnerty et (12cenAreet, Cleapide, London, al ' toward, of Beaurnont-ftreet, Mary-lo•bonne, and Dow of Red lion4lieet, Holborn. MidEdez Rock-broker, del and chap atis*, to dirrondor Mareb 23 an d 30, at ten, and April so, at M e m GoildhaL Anomie*, Mars. Wright and Chan; I je=tytae, of Trowbridge, Wlitildre, clothier, dealer end elholumb, APII 3, .5, and 30. at twelve, at the Three Woolgoeks Ttowbdige. Anoraks, Meer.. French and Williams, CaMo•flreet. Holborn ; or Mr. Williams, Trovibridge. Pitai r Padhory, now or late of Senlingtoo, Oafordkire, coach , dealer ousd chapnsan, Aprit s, at eve, and April 2, and sqq at ton. at the Olobe Inn, Newby , Derkildre. Anoraks.", Mr. Richard Toetniend, Newbury; orMdra. W. and E.Mkn, Cillbrd'e Inn, Leedom Edward Layton, of Red Lien-Erect, Southwark, %Tref hop and ihedinerahmit, dealer and chaposan, March 13, at te n, March at t o ro. and April r sa at Guildhall. *wormy, Mr nlawareat, _ •1 I ttosnairalladnualliettehertkitSengfe Meath' Od gap Ono, Month 03, and April 6 and 30, at at u Anemia. Mr. Weft, CharterhoofeArcet, Cbarterboafaquare. Thomas Ward, of Shipton-upon-tkotar, Wormiterldre, baba- , !siker, dealer and chap/nun, April is, at eve, Apdl t anerk I ot eleven, at the Crown and Culkice Inn, Chipping Norton, Prfordihlre. Anomie*, Metre. Mode:len 3 40 11, 1 4td Ince, Ell wood's .Cha n eery e; or Mr.Bellamy,Bhiptem•upon-Otour.,_ Edward Dave and William Phillips, of Church-Erect, Lambeth, Surrey, brewers and copartners dealer* and chapmen, March 13, at, one, April 2, and 30. at twelve, at Gulidhall. Attorney, Mr. Taylor, Old-ftrect•road. tali' for the Houle and the Country, tome ell"Oted role to terve as a precedent in futute upon fimila `es cations, and would therefore move, " For the sPPoiml. went of a Committee to fearch for precedents otaceatit. rations preferred and profiecuted in that Honk, upon the anthotity of an in.fividual, Re. dec." The LORD CHANCELLOR, in a rptech of oonfiderable length. replete with legal crocheted, 4if. esifed the bihory of the different ebanNs winch had taken place in the eonfiitution 01 1 the 'lndies, and demonttratel that the prefknt procaedik was net wed by the predict of Parliament. or the Sta tab atonsmon Law. He illußrated the danger of linnet entertaining a char g e for crimes and mil: upon the authority of any individual, Ratty that another Judge was now under profo gatioa fa the Law Courts, and that it would be coat. patent foliat, or any other Noble Lord (if the pre. Rai proceeding &mild be deemed conflitutional), to call him to anfwer in that Houle for the very offence for which be was under profecution in another place. His Lordlhip drew many firong inferences from the morainal issagoimitir of fads mode of proceeding* and deprecated the appointment of a Committee, being perfuaded that no precedent could be found from which they could derive any.light or Aflame whatever. He Rai thought it important - that their Lordfliips Would come to Come decifion on that point,. as it was not defirable that the Aft, which declared a judge removable, on the concurrent addrefs of both Houk of Parliament, mould remain a dead letter. IT I'ARTI - CULAR MUM. THEATRE-ROVAL,COVIIIIT4Ahms, TO EVENING, MARCH et, dos, bi !heated ths Ciotti! °peg at THE CABINET. To "Mel will be add the saes et RAISING THE WIND. 155 Isturday, Ths Mewl of Rddna ; or, How se Riles - MOOT bi 'mane s / 1 1 / 4 47 HE S the Lasts of the feverel • Pan& Hines bokoglag twits Staidy la ad die they • t lorkana, tie tbs Iliararedalllareilt at J a s d o camel it Wan, has bitty esplaid. Nolo fa • That thou &Jibe Haft ties Clatesellor sad Came it hle Ikeby at LeaeaSsr are ilpw sefibig la trot ter Isla for 3: ysirs tbe trisediteuts, die Fane-bolla aml mbar sors as Wafts &a vow whoa dis ft=weir Irambig, wader the 14mpaSia of die Dookyariewer. of tin Mat, and further penisaiers, way be liaisai at the Duchy at Imeattar Wee, Ostawilaideee, Leaks. COON will be. DI3PWitl — CiF, a Capital and LI very dedrabh OMAN usthaNct. at for a regular egabllibmax, Weed trepalie to Tea Tboufaitel Numb, a year, untie $ MANOR, awl from about son to 1400 sews of deb, twaltley, sad dry arable sad psalms litesbal4 Land round the Houk, asaawadisg• bessekolias sod Land Views, !taste bgtween 6o amigos:hes iloutlaMdt Item Leaden. If very week &rued a Manor sad viali-wooded Htate, about woo acres mare, afar it. may be added. raguire of Mr. P. Webb, Sal:dairy. ASIATIC XNIMAL REGISTER. • • . =as be bid for by iNisjpayable wads NMI obey lye after vat to IA No woke 6i.. I* lorstity than tat thastami paws salkKed. • • I)bacompism of die Oaatradt arty los ben at the aeoesury's dim N. Agin( 'oak Wit alp Mir le sehlel Ye pies *M eat k if *dew aye* et kirk or thefiell gm et eilesellit the Beard &Ore spiedigth doiri/A4oPpy ab slot *Peas ale ode di eidis *Obi ipsilm aiihfor i No la • *Veer •, . , TO TfOt P 110011.12 tem; OF EA/TANDJA STOW', LAllik, Allb SIUTLIIIIIII, AVACIWCY in the DIRECTION being de. derad. mid Thardiscr the sith indent being the day teed for %Iwasaki! ad a sew Pinder to fumed the much bummed Mr. WILLIAMS. permit me to renew my folikkatiaos for the bower at rar male and (import. The very . diftinsollhed ca . :nuisance thews me upon my awns Infpires me with the molt fauguine hopes of tutees. Shashi the refute of a Ballot prove them well Founded, a fakhful &Wimp el my duty, and a grateful fink of the humor conferred upon me thall prove sae worthy of the continuance of your prop:than. I remain. wi 'mica Wilma, • Ladles th a nd Oetitlesnah Your molt faithful and devoted humble Servant, King's Arnts-yard. March t 3. tilos. JAS. PATTISOK Mr. PATTISOWs Committee wQ St every day at the King's Head Tavan in the Pookry,trons dem Oda* till four. Lard GRENVILLE regretted, that he was not prefent when the bufinefs of the Learned and Ho nourable Judge was Grit brought forward. On a former evening he had taken the liberty of troubling their Lordthips with his opinion on the mode of pro ceeding, which they had thought 'proper to adopt, and that opinion he found confirmed by all the en quiry into the law and conftitution which he had been able to make. He could not. that his eyes tgainft the obvious inconfiflency of that Honfe being . both judge and accufer, and he lamented that the proceeding by impeachment had not been preferred to that adopted by their Lordthips. He could not agree with the Noble and Learned Lord on the Woolfack, that no benefit could refult from the ap. pointment of a Committee to £arch for preeedettu. Unlearned men like himfelf, who had neither the sa tenfive research, tor the vigorous and enlarged an derilanding of the Noble and Learned Lord, would derive material benefit from. the labours of fuch a Committee. His Lordfhip concluded an anintattd and pointid fpeech, by fappoyting the rnotion. • Earl SPENCER would prefer the mode of im peachment to any that had been fuggefted upon this fubjeal but yet he would fupport the propoStion for a Committee , becaufe he thought every deter,' of deliberation thould be taken, and' every aid taught for that could be derived from precedents. Vs order fully to prepare the Hoak fbr earning tuts jedgmset upon a quettion of fo much importance. h appear ed very orange to him that any Noble Lord mould maintain, that there was no charge of a criminal nature alledged againit the Learned Judge, and that the objet was not criminal puni(hment. But he would call to the recolleaion of thole Noble Lords, that the Learned Judge was aecufed of ufing fedi. lions language on the Bench, and that the able& of the proceedings taken againit him was, to procure his removal from the Bench. • PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. This day was publiftwd,' ce t3s. In boards, the Fifth Volume t 803) of 'THE ASIATIC A NUAL RgGISTER I or, . 1 - a View of the Hillery of Hindaikan, and of the Politics, COTIUnerCe, and Literature of Ada. Printni fie T. Cadell and*. Davies, Strand :and Blades and Parry, Leadenhall-ftreet. *„ s This Work will contintae to be blimed =nod*. a As above May al* be bad, the Fidi and Second Volumes, for tile years 1799 and deo, price z3a, emelt * boards, the Third Vulgate for the year z lot.price roa 6d. in boards, and the Fourth Valuate, Pr the year 1802, price 13s. In boardi. GOVOING7I4IIPITTa v ALMAiNE. and Co. fed highly Pattered by the cilitinguillied approbation Which MAZZOICIHrs LUSUS HARMONIA MUTAINLIS. for the Piano Form, has experienced hues the Redeem and Amateurs of Marl :,and with a view /18 dillinainung the awkdies of this uvly ran, novel, and interefties hrbentillb thrash a more exteuSve and rencni range G. and Co. lave peeved/4 on Mr. Mazsinglii to fet is alto for one or two Floes. Gentlemen, therefore, who play on that Inftrament, have now as opportunity of (applying them- Msm with an ineahauftible berm of amafernent ; and, in fad, of =l"the nuilt delightftd sin, through an endlefs and inn/. varkty, altholgh they on totally innequainted With the =sof melody. The Left* Han:sank Is admirably he Bail and Walt•lndleo. pinksassty in die Janda M dot roam. where the dillealty el prileMlNg new Medic ill Albs hit and larnanod.--Sold, erkb a bairdfenic hos and dplana . den, oistyktia by Gear s Co. sly, New Dahlikant s and Wes. HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, MARCH T 9. To a Cononfttee of Privileges Mr. Adam was heard in fuppoet of Claims by their Royal H es the Dukes of Glooeciter, York, Clarence, Kent and to the privilege of voting at the Mations of the Idea Peers. THE iirmoDICAL PUSLICA.TIONS. Bladdriers, March A, dos. MR. PHlLLt d rrs 4 the honour to inform the : Pubbe, - asd the minerone irks& of the undermentioned Works In parikubur, that beimll radii Man as ofual an Satur day the 3oth of March. t. The Mourtue Mona,autz. 1. The Mesmer. and PINTINCAL Janina t.. 3. Mr. You NO'S ANNALS of ,Romem.ruar. • 4. The Cot,Lacmon al Mobsai and CoWTIMIrOnAIT VOY• AIM and TaAtALS. The Earl of LIME R IC Kcould not helpnoticing two expreffions which had fallen from the Learned Counfel in the courfe of his fpeech, and on which he teemed to build in fupport of his argument, but again& which the Noble Earl begged to enter his moll folemeßro leil. The Learned Connie! had reprcfented the rela don of Ireland to his prefent Ma jelly as that of a conquered country—and, in another part, he had 1 Rated it to be a dependant Rate. In neither of there allegations could the Noble Earl concur, •nor could he 6t patiently and hear them infinuatid. The coup• try to which he had the honour to belong, had never fubriitted,to the idea of confeffing itfelf conquered ; and as to dependence, they might be fo far dependent as being the weaker part of the country, but they had always aiferted their independence, and it had been declared and ratified by an A& of the Legifiature neither was it altogether prudent to allow it to be fuppoted, that the As of Union had beets effeeted while Ireland was in a Rate of dependence. As to thit %before the Hoofs in thould feel gratified Wit bestow toadies*, with the isedgertdesee sad foam' of the Conftitution of Ireland, in teeing the names of the &satiate claimants on the roll to which his name had the honour to belong. Mr. Ants was then allowed tittle to produce Of fice Copies from the Records of the ha Houfe of Lords, of Grants of Trial Tides, which had paired the Great Seal of England, fimilar to thole on which the Claims of the Royal Dukes were founded. 5. M ARMY LIST. • 6. The Fasinomi al Loigoom Sad PAIL 7. Dr. bievoe's Usivaisof. HISTORY. & Dr. BIDDORS' HYGRIA. Of &OATS CO MALTS. Oa the Art day of doe Wein Ilrieh tbefe Weds mar be bid as Waal of Mr. 1 1 21p.kare, mod of WI Newkata, aid Poftmafters is e very pak of ebo Ede* Implre. AUC = TIO N TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION, hi Mr. ROBBINS, On Weds&ley the sob day al April next , at two o'clock.ln the afteroon, at theCroina Ina, Abbate /kooky, In the Clem of Stafford, , LARGL of OAK TIMBER ' I V TM" hr ZION ° 4 , 4 "11, oCher prepolig, hoes al hey Seat are I‘4o ~. nner grd_went la Smoky Park, Dar Abbate Bromley afordaid ; and the Thaber mid Beek may be araveyed to the Mirkte by moms of the Canaan* litrafgadana *Okla pub Mir to the Elate. The Trees are nomiaed sod Inaba' and may be km by applying to Mr. Aleeek.at Baron* Park abrefakL The pledellere et the Leteoted be maditiong under which the Tinker 411 be NM, may he knowp of the Audioncer, Birming ham, ; gel it the O ffi cto of Mr. James, Land Agen, No. 14, Careritreet, Lincoln's Inn. London; and at Wellborn, near Stratford an Avon, Warerickadre. OAK TIMBER, TO T.E SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. ROBBINS, • bo Monday the Stts day of April next, at three o'clock In the afternoon,at the Swan lan, Weft Bromwich, near Birmingham, A LARGE QUANTITY of OAK TIMBER TREES, adapted for Engine Timber, Ship are erred; and • other purpoks, Where Tre es o f liege ethnenflone aro erred; now growing Mae FRYARS PARK WOOD, n e a r eft Brom wich afotefaid, and on Mr. Swain's Farm, in the PIM; of Haar worth, near Birmingham aforefaid; and the 'flasher and Bark may be conveyed to the Market by mains of the Canals which pals near to the Eitate. The trees are numbered and routed, and may be ken by applying to Mr. Thomas Bayley, Small Heath, near Welt Bromwich aforefaid. Tilt NAVY. The Earl of SUFFOLK begged to afk the Noble Secretary of State (Lord Hawlcefbnry), as he did net fee the Firft Lord of the Admiralty in his place, whether the Noble Secretary could inform him if it was the intention of the Noble Vifcount at the head of Admiralty to fpecify, in the Returns of Ship ping which he bad yefterday moved for, the rate per ton at which each particular clefs had been furniftied, as it would not otherwile be in the power of the Houle to form any idea on the &Ned, or to judge between the two ftatements of 211. per ton, at.which they had been informed chips might be built in the King's yards, and the comparatively enormous charge of 361. per ton, at which it had alto been Hat ed contracts had been entered into by the prefent Ad miralty for building in merchants' yards. Lord HAWKESBURY declared his inability to anfwer the Noble Earl; but etpreired his conviction of the willinsnefs of the Noble Vifcount at the head df the Admiralty to give every fatisfaEtion on the tub jell which the Noble Earl could require. Lord MULGRAVE (poke againft the motion, as tending to create delay, and promifing no good ef fed. For it did not fees poffible to find out any precedents at all analogous to the cafe under confide ration. The refult of the greater part of the argu ments ufed by the Noble Lords who fupported the motion, war in his opinion virtually to do away the right of the Houfe to addrefs his MajePsy under any eitcumilacces for the removal of a Judge. There arguments, therefore, he could not countenance.— He maintained that it was competent to any Noble Lord to move at once for an Addrefs to his Majelly for the removal of a Judge, and to bring evidence to the bar to fitftain the charges upon which he grounded his motion. But there had been no fuch •precipitancy upon this occation. The cootie of pro ceeding adopted was pettedly fair, deliberate, and dignified, and therefor; he &mil oppofe any deyia. tion from it. A titimins TO FAMILIES. PURGES* ANDsoirs ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES AND THE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has gained by HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES and other iIIICH:SAUCES, for fiA &au. Stewed Bei. Held CAM' 11 4 16, Jer(Srrsi., Mee Difiet. Will Fee!, cud Gast I with many Deli racier fur the Table, Sideboard, and Store Room • which are.more folly expreffed in his Catalogue, (He kiss tie lieester sbas,) has induced many pafons to give the fame name to Articles entirely dintvent,whkh arc vended at many Shops in London, by perfons who go to the principal Towns In Enghnd, Ireland, and Scotland, ah foileit Orders of Tradzimen and Inn-keepers, who In cook hum are aka Laved N ith She rise Serb, of very Inferior 'lda is not only an Impolidon, but a great difappointment so Families who porehaft Man with a view at having sod Same so tistdr FlEsake. IL IL None are His Gamine, but what have date words on the Label," BURGESS and SON'S, Orland and Seepaior ES WWI OF ANCHOVIES, No. soy, Bused, Comte Savoy Ater, London." _ The particulars of the Lots, acid the conditions under width the Timber wiq be fold, slay be known of the Atuatotwer, Binning basn ; and at the Ofliccs of Mr. James, Land Agent, No. 14. Carci-Rreet. Lincoln's Inn, Loudon, and at Weather% near Stratford on Avon, Warwick. Tiva CATHOLIC PETITION. 'MO saolNßisE;iiiicTiiiiiAir, do s . THERE never has been a Lottery of only 30h000 Ticheu that ever poffeired near the number of Capital Prizes w:'b which this Schwas &bow& Oa lorpeaion it will be kond to n-t2hl Dearly as awry Capital Prizes as has boo ideal la Lotteries 604c0 Tickets, sad no Pri!e under sol. SCHEME. Na of Rim, s 2 3 3 • _ Valoe - Ot eacL T otal Vales. of 4 30.0c0 fa ,C boom 110.00'3 ..• "OW - 30.W0 - 3 0 0 00 •••• 5.0 0 0 I p/X.O - 1000 100200 ••• 1 000 •=l. 8,000 Soo Moo NO OM SP 2 O so - 5 M e 10 4110 1 20.0" 0 too 6,cco ppm Tkkets. £ 3 00 0 30 Capitals dettiodnable : Firli-drains. ift Day , wow MA-drawn, 6th DayZ ao s ooo Ditto id Day moo Ditto yth Day loco Ditto 34 Day aosso Ditto . Mb Day 30000 Ditto 4th Day 3000 Ditto 9th Day i s ooo Dim sth Day woo Ditto soh Day spx) Tidies and Shares are Ming at meg Olios. • rauxxr MICE i - • .4 IS 1 .1 Meal - 4at • 6 Missend' z 4 6 Ticket . Half • £ 440 0 ( bancr _ 44.0 •"..• The Pubbc, tibO . oraThleilirsooo a;gabome r: rectified to ke early Irt thdr apyintain toloomeof Ile Lottery 'lca, wt.° wM take ars sad op. et imake !Mei a& No At of Enghod. OAK TIMBER. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. The end of this prefent month of March, or tbs beginning of April next, ALarge antity of OAK TIMBER TREES, Qi adapted forhip-buildlng sad other pupates, where Trots of large dime:Mims are 'interred. now greWinj in the Well au by and Fotberington Woods, and on the Weil Vale Haste, DM Alford, in the County of Lincoln. 'The Timber la Rending Si miles &Rant hem the Sm, *hoe the fame may be dtippaL The Conditions under wbhb the Timber will be (bid may be obtained at the Office of Mei* Fortier. Cooke and Frere. No. 6, Lincoln's Inn, London, a fact** before the fele 3 and the TI.. her may be viewed by milled= to Mr. Yorkitons, firrnell se. Well Vale aferefeed. lY VW" — OF BANKRUPTCP. OF A WITHOUT IUIBERVL To be SOLD by AUCTION by Nht. swds,w hfanday. Marcia Is. tilos, at the King% Head Inn. Skein* et Sit "Min*, IN TWO LOTS. Lot. t. A LL LL that Valuable and Extenfive Coal bed.s.4. sod Coontheliende. with • Chamber over the fame twee &sated for Tiede, on the New Rad of Sarah, late in the oecnpation of Mr.Thomar Stapleton. Lot s. A Dereninvbasfe ad Pnalfea, adjoining Lot t, in the occupation of Mr. Brush. Both of the above Low we tntly valaabie. andAwa be eamerted into hops. Ike. for any Yoe of Minds, at a anis came. win far exceed any other Ots do. in Sinewneh,and pay *sty is. each per year m a gait Rent. to the Hoonorable Busillat Orimace. Particulars my be knows by WOK to fa linekaneer, at Siteemch. Names Compisints. Goa, Rhatmedho.indikallion, Platukoey. Lows& d /pits. Tremors, Was. rank& Cosopialms &e. THE Concentrated ESSENCE of GINGER., This molt invaluable Preparation is offered to the Pak, with Wrested eontidesos, fhwe it has met with the lanai= and _ _ _ _ recommendates of feme'd the Brit Medical Men In the King dom • It bus base take: with the greateß leafs by fame part of the Aoyal horny. and by many of the Nobility and Oway io Town and Country. Its ebaraftry may alto be lam in the MAI- M and Cbirtogical Ilevlerlfer May, Bald only genuine by Mars. Oxky and Hydras. bar Miedty's Chynallts, sy, Haymarket, Loudon—anal by Mee by Tutt, Royal Exchange; Cozwefl, e 99, Fleet-ftrete ; Dobler; Baiter, Edinburgh ; Hazard, Bath, and by every You. der at Medicine ha mat Towns throughout dm iheilles boula of je. 6d. =4 UM 64. gab. dig WANK • Lord GRENVILLE gave notice, that he would, oo Maeda! next, prefent to that Houfe, a petition hos eertam of his Majelly's Catholic fubjefts, of that part of the United Kingdom called Inland. •It teas Dot probable that it would give rife to any dif carton at that time; he would, at a fubfequent pe riod, feel it to be his duty to give that timely notice to their Lordlltips of his intention to bring it forward, that the sacrum importance of it would demand. NOTION FOR PRICIDINTS. The order of the day having been read.. Lord A.UCKLAND role to bring forward the motions of which he had given notice laft week. In the difficult and delicate queflion in which they were engaged, it was defirable that all thole lights which law, bliftory. or the praitice of the conflitution could throw upon it, &mild be colleaed. His Lordlhip then 'went into a molt profound and elaborate exa mination of all the precedents which occurred from the year 1395, to the prefent period, not one of which could be brought to bear upon the proceedings which had.been commenced before their Lordthips. againft Mr. Juftice Fox. The Noble 'Lord demonftrated. by copious extraas from Selden, Coke, Hale, and fome oithe greateft authorities, both ancient and modern, that the form of proceeding adopted by that Hook. was in direa violation of the law of the land. He dilated upon the hardflrip of calling a Judge to an fwer at their Lordlhips' bar, upon the bare affertion of an individual, and proved by reference to the prac tice of Parliament, that it was contrary to the folemn refolution of that Houk, as declared on occaSon of the charges preferred by the Larl of Briftol againft Lorst Clareadoo. His Lordlip was analogs to oh- Lord CARLETON contended that, as the feveral ilatutes alluded to wcre filent as to the mode of pro ceeding proper to be adopted in a cafe of thisnature, it was highly neceihiry to (earth for inch precedents as were applicable. 'From the inquiry propofed by the motion, there was every reafon to eve& much elucidation, and important materials to guide the judgment of the Houle s and for that reafon he felt at his duty to fupport it. Lord ELLENBOROtJGH argued' firenuoufly in favour of the motion. Upon a matter of fo much moment as the fecurity of a Judge's tenure, for which the law was wifely fo anxious, and Rill more for the prefervation of a Judge's charafter, which was fo elfential to the due and dignified admi nifiration of jullice—he deprecated any fummary proceedings. For hirnfelf he confelfed that he thought the ordinary mode of impeachment was that which ought to have been followed in this cafe. He (hould like much to have the opinion of the Judges on this novel queflion. The charges aßainft the Learned Judge were of a criminal nature, and he did not think that•Houfe conilitutionally competent to try them in the way which had been heretofore followed. He acquitted the Neible Lord by whom thefe charges were brought forward, of any other lepfe than that which arofe from his having referred to the judgment of others, by whom he was milled. The prapofition before ihe Hnufe had his concur. rence, sccaufe it held out the profped of arriving_at a more eligible comic of proceeding in this bulinefs 'than that which hod I•ccn hcret-forefollowed. After fome explanation bctween the LORD CRAW CIILLOR and Lord ELLEN irlitoucti, in the courfe of which the former nateci, that he would not have it - - NE* PIQIO Farm Bailie. talt pinked, bp Datioaitr aid WILko goo. No. is, Hatusais , ooks. THREE SONAT AS , , by STERKEL, Op. 37, pike pc. 6d. =I 5P1. 1 0 1160 , by Piclel.Pribe 41. 'a tholes Soaataiovith a tip& had Vidoeccrio At. aimPlialsib4 Pike . IN• Wadi% two Scream. Op. z, peke Doan Two Sonatos,Op. 47,prioe Movie% Grand Sonota,_ Op.:. rice 44 'a Trio fat Woe POISPIVIUS. price 4s. Botney'sbatti for td Paelirsers, price 4a. Steibries Soestat.deditikel to Mot Bdoosparte, rodeo p. Steibdt'a Scoots, Op. ss, Otto so. A tar Set at oow's Reds. price 64. 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