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[ 7 Al I I Ir . . k • diii&tte .fOF •• tk , • - e " - lit at 4 (kit -•ft-\4•Jr ..ir - Aggab e , 40 -1* Or • I St`li f • t V:. . : • ~. , ,p% nZ? •... SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 4, 1829. NUMBIA 13,135.] PAWS SEVENPENCi. SALES BY AUCTION. OLAMORGANSHIRE The la►pargat sad very Valuable Lordship sad Moon of , HEATH. ABBEY ESTATE, • COBTAINING ♦BOOT BM THOUSAND ACRES OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD LAND; B nte in the several Hamlets of Coed, Frank, %Bryn, Clydach, Bisenhoundan, Tnissimand. In the Parish of Cademon, and County of Glamorgan ; With the extensive OAK WOODS of fine NAVAL TIMBER, ' Working COLLIERIES. IRON and COPPER WORKS, • WHARFS. SHIPPING PLACES on the Navigable River , WRATH, of dumbest neat TEN THOUSAND POUNDS m Year. Tolla SOLD BY AUCTION, ONE-THIRD PART of this very valuable PRO PERTY, at Garrawari Coles-house, London, in the Srsß Week in May neat, unless' an acceptable offer is made by Private Genet; of which previous notice will be given. For Particulars apply to Mr. Fox, Solicitor, Beamlnster, Dor. mishits ; Mr. Wickens, Solicitor, bluotagu.sereet, Russell.square, louden; Adam &homy, Surveyor, Land Agenhand Anctionepr, 411, St. iartin's.lane, London. Mr. A Clayton, ceAsalans near Beath; will show ths Estates to inteodtg Fuichavera. TO BE SOLD. PURSUANT to an Order • f the High Cnort of Chancery, trade in a certain Cause *tabled 600011.agaiost HAWORTH, with the approbation of WILLIAM WING FIELD, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at the Public Sale Room of the said Court; situate in Southampton-buildings, Chancery.bne, London, on Morroav, the 6th day of April, HIM •• at One o'Clack in the Afternoon, • FIVE ONE HUNDRED POUNDS SHAREE• IN THE THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE, And dated the IC& of December, 1816. The holder of which Shares will he entitled to Free Admission to the said Theatre, be came one of the Company of Proprietors . 16corporated by an Act of Parliament, passed in the 56th year of the Reign of his Ma jesty George the Third (subject to the Rules, Regulations, and Orders of-the said Company) and be entitled to the Profits, Pri viler% and Advantages arising from such Shares. • Printed Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be had gratis, by application at the said )Taster's Chambers • to Messrs. Deady and Morpbet, Eream's-buildinp, Chancery -lane; or to Messrs. Dawes and Chatfield, Solitkoes, Angel court, Throvoortos.street, 4.oodun. • REDCROSESTREET. CRIPPLIGATIL • FAIRIONAILII AND incestuire FURNITURE. BRILLIANT PIER AND CHIMNEY • GLASSES, RIGHT-DAY FRENCH AND OTHER CLOCKS, ▪ PAINTINGS. PRINTS, DRAWINGS, BRONZES, ABOUT 400 OUNCRS OF PLATE, LINEN, CHINA, GLASS, SMALL LIBRARY or BOOKS, CELLAR OF VERY SUPERIOR WINES, A TOWN-BUILT STANHPPE, ate. TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION, • . By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, - • (Of Warwick House, Regent4trier,) LOAN CONTRACTED FOR HIS MAJESTY THE KING OF PRUSSIA, BY MR. N. M. ROTHSCHILD, IN LONDON, isle. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that in conformity with the General Baud signed by his Majesty the King of Prussia, at Ek•rtio, the 7th May, talk wherein reference is made to the Contract of the ahom-metuitmed Lana, dated the bist of Match 151$, aceering to which► a Sink* Nod was provided, whereof the Twenty lint Half-yeasty fell doe on the tat of the present nen& of April, his Ez Baron Below, Envoy Eatraordinny owl Minister Pleniputelary of his Skillet the King of Prussia at the Court of London,'Ontly with Mr. N. M. RotbaltUd , in the presence of Mr. John Venn, Notary Public, have, on the Id inst. CANCELLED, and deposited in the Bank of England, according to the form prescribed. 415,000 sterling. in Special Honda, of the said Loan, being the Ora Half-yearly Re demption in the Eleventh Year, vie. One per Cent. per Annum on the Loan. and also the amount of 2'55,000 in said Bonds (as included in the specification below), being purchased from tbe terest of 21,034,600 redeemed from the Ist of Arai', 11111, to the tat of October, lon, both days Inclusive. Numbers of 3010 Special Bonds Manned, with their respective Dividend Warrants. S 4 130 151 170 111.434 314 430..41 Blab of si,ooo asp° •- I • b' 13 83 NS fi4 IN 227 264 272 279 317 Y 99 EN 794 814 872 1110 1188 1174 1303 1428 1443 C. • ' 303 363 39S 402 475 514 641 612 646 . 750 735 873 1005 1091 1147 1546 1658 1669 6002 2047 2056 2305 2307 2393 WU 3773 3829 2652 2842 5069 50 Bonds et 18250 7,500 112 356 1253 1530 1563 1897 2214 2670 2875 3046 3111 3234 3272 3598 3459 4023 4054 4055, 4056 4057 4058 8137 5507 5633 5947 5948 6337 6489 6611 6909 7156 7645 7807 8071 8559 8812 9257 9427 9755 8148 18008 10122 10164 10584 10596 11347 lISSS 11570 11692 11971 12118 12234 12238 12409 12533 12629 12731 12764 12817 1216313019 13083 13264 13377 • 1337213461 13963 14226 14318 14867 15307 15506 15023 15611 15630 15469 15670 15684 15887 15778 15919 16094 14039 16047 16048 16060 16051 16322 16547 16603 16708 16813 16882 16888 17000 17041 17127 17138 17159 17204 17434 17471 17493 17627 17641 17700 17763 17770 11839 17841 17642 17882 17883 17896 17918 17226 18070 18073 18180 18181 141131 18237 1631918611 18614 18625 18700 18710 18743 18769 18760 18761 16931 /8956 18989 18969 156 Hoodsot £lOO 13,680 18276 111022 12040 12041 19043 19044 19051 12058 19065 19067 19077 1908019097 19119 19120 19121 19122 19144 19188.19189 19271 19196 19309 111472 19481 19737 1,9773 19794 12786 19787 19637 19838 19639 19869 19860 19695 20043 10147 201 4 87 90204 20209 20222 20143 20281 20294 20297 20200 26306 20343 20410 20411 80417 110435 20434 20439 20447 20474 20475 20480 20481 20568 20876 20595 10606 20615 10640 20641 20642 20643 20658 26723 20731 10747 - 20811 16691 21217 21479 SISSO 11707 117711 22140 22282 22394 22513 22841 21903 23276 23374 23512 23538 22591 23597 23657 23691 23700 13703 23729 23804 Mill 2342 . 4 0242 24019 24020 24034 24035 24036 24038 24049 24055 24420 24652 24468 24835 24837 ' 114 Boadsof4loo 11,400 FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Aram 3. CROWN.OFFICR, Aram S. Member returned to serve in this present Parliament. Town and Port of Sandwich—Sit Henry Fame, G.C. N. Lieutenant. General In his Majesty's Army, Colonel of the Ist or King'. Regiment of Dragoon Guards, and Master Surveyor and Sur. velar General of his Majesty's Ordnance. of Fulbeck Hall, in the county of Lincoln. In the room of Sir Edward WilUam Campbell Rich Owen, who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. - - ost vas rasaasas, • . No. 14, tedcross•street, Cripplegate, 'On Wilaissnai, the Bth April, ant and Two following Days, at Twelve o'Clock, By Order of the Emma of Joann Taczowcar, Esq. THE Cupirai Modern FURNITURE Comprises lefty four post, tent, and other bedsteads, with chintz cotton and mums funikures prime seasoned feather beds and bedding, ex welkin wen mad: mahogany wardrobes, cjiesi of drawers, and dressing tables, drawing and dining room curtains in moreen, sofas, ' kc. en sake • mahogany chairs in hair clo th , dining tables, pedestal sideboard , card. Pembroke, and library tables, ea pital bookcases, brilli.nt plate chimney and pier glasses, Turkey, Wands, and other carpets, eight, day clOcks, paintings, prints, drawings, brovse azure*; about four hundred mums of eleg tin Silver Plate, Pitied Articles, &c. ordamental and useful China, in Dinner. Dessert, and Tea Services; Glass; a small Library of Books ,• Cones of very superior Wines, consisting of about Sixty Doses of Old Port, Twenty Doses of Sherry,Ten Down of Claret. Twenty Doses of Madeira, Tenerife. Brood, Maddra, Constant's, Canary, Champagne, Old Hock, Lisbon, selected out of various choice Stocks.; a va riety of Liqueurs, he. Also a capital Town bulk Stanhope and Harness. To be clewed on Monday and Tuesday preceding the Sale, when tatalognes may be had, at One Shilling each, on the Premises; at Garraware Cuifee.bostie, 'Mango-tart ; and of Mr. Rousts, No. 370, Regeutpatreet. COUNTY OF DURHAM, In the Parish of NOR HA M, near BERWICK—ON...TWEED. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, VERY ELIGIBLE FOR INVESTMENTS • UPWA ass et ONE THOUSAND SEVEN. HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick Home, Regent-street) At the Turk's Head Inn, Newcastle on Tyne, County of Northumberland, On Sarttoar, the Was of April, 11149, at Twelve o'Clock, IN LOTS. Lor . I. 1:IHE VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE FELE INGTON ; 'Comprising a capital Farm House, and eery complete range of Agrieultutal Buildings, recently erected and substantially built, with Stabling, Bullock Sheds, Yards for Cattk, Barns, Stack Yards, and upwards of NINE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES Of excellent Arable and Pasture Land ; divided by thriving Quick Hedges, Labourers Cottager, Sec. In the occupation of, and on Lease to, Ma. Dodd., till Whitsuntide 1 431, at a low Rest. Also die valuable COLLIERY of FELKI NTON. and an recto- Mart of Pa:tuft Land; containing neat THIRTEEN ACRES, with an immense quantity of Coal of a superior Quality, supposed es be ineaboostible. (hi (.ease to Messrs. Carr, Manua, and Grey, with Sundry Cottages for Labourers. Loa a. The. Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Grieve Stead Pam. with New Built Farm House, Stables, Cow House, Barns, Stack Yed; Sheds and upwards of Four Hundred and Eighty- Gee ACRES of Arable Land. In the occupation of Mr. blesi ao Lanet t with Cottages, !Sc. bit 3. The Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE of EASTER NEW BIGG I N, contiguous to the foregoing Lots, and beautifully oltasted ; commanding a fine view of the Tweed, and delightful prospects in: various directions. A newly-erected Steno-built Warns House.. capital Agricultural Buildings, Cottages, and nearly THREE HUNDRED and NI NS rEEN ACRES of Eftellent ARABLE and . PASTURE LAND. In the Occupation of Mr. lialth, a Most respectable Tenant,till Whitsuntide, 1832. Los 4. 'A VERY VALUABLE ENCLOSURE of RICH FEEDING LAND, the DOVE CUTE PARR, situate near the Church , of the Village of Norhant, containing nearly SIX ACRES. In the occupation of Mr. Jeffrey. The goatee are situate in the Parish bf Norham, in the county .of Durham, about seven mike from Berwick.oa•Tareed; the Turnpike Roads to Coldstream, Cocain, and Wooler intersecting she, Lands, and contiguous to good Market Town. The Pr operty presents a favourable opportunity for a highly advantageous Investment to Capita/has, being let at low Rents and capable of condderable improvement ; the p part is divided into convenientEnclosures with thriving Qu r ich the rlicft, and plenty of Limestone. - The Colliery is reckoned to be of a very superior quality, and to almost inftbaustibk Mine, and from its contiguity to the town of Berwick may be rendered a very highly advantageous investment. A considerable put of the Pardue Money may remain upon Mcrtpse. Particulars may be had of the Tenants, who will show the Estates; at the King's Arms, Berwick-on-Tweed ; Swan, Ain. I ; BA Belford ; Bosh, Carlisle; Mr. BremnseU, So licitor, Siegel ; Mr. Thomas abater, Solicitor, and at the place of Sale, 'Tore Head, Newcastle; Black Swan, York; Waterloo Hotel, ; George, Stamford ; Hen and Chickens, Birmingham ; and Bateman, Solicitors, Soulamptombuild. Ma% at Garraway's - CMlawbowse, 'Change-alley. 'emit; re Mr. Rama, No, 170, lisseuturcet, where, Pins aids tastes may be sees. SOCIETY forth. DISCHARGE sad RELIEF of PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS throughout ENGLAND and WALES, established 1772. At the ANNUAL GENERAL COURT et GOVERNORS, held ht Craven -street. no Wsnononas, April 1, 12211, The Right Honourable the Bari of ROMNEY, Pseddeot, in the Chair. The Right Hon. Lord DE DUNSTANVILLE, Vice-President B. B. Cabbeli, Fmk Treasurer. John Richard Baker, Esq. Charle4E.Pigno.lisq. t m u i lion Samuel klitebell, John I'epys, Esq. S Andrew Macklew, Esq. Archibald Hamilton, Seq. The Rev. William Winthrop Cohn Mackenzie, Req. Mr. Nicholls I &dickers Capel Cure. Esq. Mr. Walker • The Accounts of Receipt and Expenditure for Nine Months, ending alit of December last, having been laid upon the duly certified by the Auditors, the Secretary reported that Ike number of Debtors Discharged and Relieved from the under mentioned Prisons during the same period, were Eleven Hundred and Sixteen, of whom 908 had Wives and 1,606 Children; the p the expense of whose liberation, including every charge connected with the Charity, was £3 41. 1 lid. for each Debtor Di.cbarged and Relieved. Abingdon 1 !Halifax Appleby 3 - - Aylesbury 4 Beaumaris 3 Beverley 1 Budiniu 4 Brecon 1 Bristol Bury St. Eilmend's 4 Cambridge Carlisle 5 Cardiff 9 Cardigan 1 Carnarvoo Carmarthen S Chester 6 Okehnsford 7 Colchester Der by 3 Dover 7 Dorchester Doncaster Durham • 14 Beater 13 Liverpool 7 Flint 1 Maidstone Is Gloucester 1 Montgomery 5 Greenwich 1 Morpeth 4 The cases of Forty-two Petitioners were afterwards considered, when Thirty two were Approved, Seven Rejected, One Inadmis sible, and Two Deferred for Character. Hereford 5 Hertford 1 Horsham 7 4 Hendagdon Ikbester ft Knaresboroualt 1 ' Lancaster SO Leicester fl Lentoa Peveril LONDON. els. White Cross K. 134 blantealsea 11 e Kiw=i Bench 104 Fleet • 49 Tot dll-11elds 47 Borough Compeer 46 Cold Bath Fields 13 Newcastle Nottingham Northampton 3 Norwich 9 Oxford Portinsosth 7 Presteign Preston RothweU Ruthin 4 Salisbury Shrewsbury Southampton &afford 7 Surrey--Hone. monter•laoa 901 Warwkk 1 Winchester 1 Worsearr • Yarmouth 3 IYork I Total 1,111 Discharged from 72 Priem. The Secretary deo reported that since the Meeting had en the 4th of.Matelt, One Hundred end Fifty Debtors, of whom 121 had Wives and 547 Children, bad been discharged front various Pristine for the sum of £165 10s. 54.—and the following semericames waves um True say. viz.— t id a. d. 1 ISeho Pepys, Req. Medium . . . Anneal 10 0 0 'Mts. Pepys . . . . . A. 1 1 0 Francis Lind, Esq. . . . . A. 5 11 0 The Rev. James Webster, Meppenhall, Beds. . $ 5 0 Jeremiah Olive, Esq. b* Mr. Pepis . . . 10 0 0 Lieutenant-Camel t coke . . A. 1 1 0 G. G. la a Letter to 11. 8 Cabbell, Esq. Veinier A. 6 0 0 Mrs. Chatfield . _ . . . A. It 0 0 Major-General George Dowries. Bottom Bssger . 11 0 David Lyon, Keg. . . . . . $ $ 0 repel Cure.' it . 10 10 e M. W. per essretary . . . . . 10 0 0 The Aceotestage•Geseral, seder the Win .1 Mrs. A. M. &PAW, perTIOSUISTT - WEIMMI Bons/Amee, , .100 0 0 A. It II 0 Andrew IL DrustiiistZ Re* • . • . • A. S 5 0 ploins Drummond, Bev. . 6 . A. t 5 0 Henry Drummond, gas. . . . A. S 5 0 Mrs. 8. IL Lawrence, per Mews. Hoare • A. S 0 0 Benefactions are received by Benj. Bond Cabbell, lag. the Tres. surer, No. 1, Brick -court, Temple; also by the tolicnting Bankers : Messrs. Drummond. Cocks, Herrin, Hanunersleys, Hoarse, Whitmore, Verse, Darden ; and by the Secretary, N 0.7, Craven. street, Stria, where the Books may be seen, by those who are ' inclined to support the Clarity, and when the So4s , ty meet as tbe Atli' Wednesday in every Melnik • ROBERT BALDIANNO, Secretary. Gra Henry Greenwich, wine merchant. BANKRUPTS. Henry Hughes, Basingball-street, Blackwell-hall factor, to arms. der,April 7, at ten,l4, at eleven, and May IS, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Hannaßanee. Attorney, Mr. Gals, Basloghall-street. James Harris, Fore -street. lkiendraper, April 14, at ten, 14, at eleven, and May 15, at ten, at the Coon of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghll-street. Attorney, Mr. finnan, Basing. ball-street. Tlondas Compaq, Uverpool. jeweller, April 10, SI, anal M.y 15, at one, at the Ruyal Hotel, Birmingham. Anomie,. Mr. J. Parkes, Birmingham; or Messrs. Amory and ,Co. Throgmor ton.street. Thomas Belts, Houndsdieeb, wailendraper, April 10, 14, an& • May 15, at duly', at use Court of Comadasionen Bank. rept., Basloghall.street. &tonnes, Messrs. Bauye and Co. Chancery-lane. Charles Thomson, juts. Beaumont-street. Mary4a-bonne i wine mar. chant, April 10,14, sod May 11. at visas, at the Court of Cons. embalmers of Bankrupts, Basingliall.strett. Attendee, Messrs. kill, and Co. Ohancery-lette. Charles Buz, Maidstone, Kest. grocer. April 7, at eleven, 14, at ten, and May 15, at ten, at the Coon of Comansioners of Bank rupts, Basinghall•street. Attorney, Mr. Rabbitry, Carthusian street, Chanerhouse-square. John Hutchesoo, Lynn, Norfolk, draper, Aptil 10, 11, and May IS, at ten, et the Court of Comtism:menu( Bankrupts. Basing hall-street. Attorney, Mr. Ashurst, Newgate-street. Edward Lightfoot, Bagot.street, Birmingham. coal merchant, April IS, at four, 17, and May IS, at twelve, at the Castle Huta, Ber mingham. Attorales, Messrs. Austen and Cu. Harwood's buildings. Gray's Inn; or Messrs. Hayes and Co. Hales Owen. Thomas Haworth, Bolton le-Moors Lancashire. times manufac turer, April 13. at Ave, 16, at oat, and May 15, at ten, at the Rope and Anchor, Bolton-IC-Moors. Aturruies. Mr. G. Barker, Gray's Inn-square ; or Mr. Woodhouse, Bokon-le- MOM% Francis Cotten* Booddiy. Huhn* Walfield. Cheshire. cheese factor, April U. at four. 24 at Dine. and May 15. at two, at the Macclesfield Arms Inn and Hotel, Macclesfield. Ammon's, Mr. D. Browne, hlaecleslield ; or Mr. Cole, &fleeces Inn, Fleet st. William Adams, Witichcemb, Gloucestershire, surgeon, April 20, at four, SI, and May 15,at ten, at the Royal Hotel, Chats,' last. Attentive. Mr. W. R. Km& &rjeaut's Ina, Fleet street; or Mews. Stratford and Co. tlieltenham. FRENCH PAPERS. PROW TUB 111111SAGIR DIM CUAIIIIRIS APRIL 1. CONSTANTINOPLE, Faa. 46. 15 how beareentatbcd for some time past, that not a day passes bigiabe * Dragomans eir Ile Ambassadors of the neutral powers le. /ldlagat Constantinople fepair to the Palace of the Porte to sound the opinion of the Reis Effendi, but hitherto this has availed them little. The Minister, by • friendly reception, and arable language. Induces theist to believe that he will accede to the wishes of the medians' Powers. The neat day gloomy looks and laconic an. sw4lo dispel the Modem and the negotiations remain in the same unsettled state. The European Ambassadors represented to the Reis Effendi what a heavy responsibility an &Milan Minister would take upon himself, by remaining lesensible to the danger which the Sublime Porte would incur, if, while it has to Magnin an arduous war against Ronda, it continued to reject In the stairs of Gre.ce the enediatkin at the other European Powers. wbo were still well die. peal towards it. is was to be apprehended, said she neutral Am bassadors. that the Porte would be obliged to escrifice much more than the hlorea and the Cyclades if it persisted is its system. The Reis Wendt answered aridly to their ressnostrances, that the Porte bad greed to all the proposals of the European Powers, as far as its humour permitted, yet it was attackedlm Livadia by the Greeks, and the Wand of God's was blockaded by a Russian squadron, though that Power bad declared that it would adhere to fbc neat, of the lith of July, and act in the Mediterranean with the other Powers. lb* reparations for war us very salve, and the Solna will cenandy soon set out for the army. Fames Fousa—Paats, Alum 1 —Five per Cents. 100. 50e. 90e. Sea—Three per Cents. 714 70e. 110 e. 60e. sSc. Bank Stuck, I,s6oE—Naples Stock.l7E Royal Spanish Loan. asif.-- Harlan Lean, 5901-13.achmge on Loudon, one month, (paper), g St. 40e. (money), 251. 55e.—Three mouths, (paper), 251. 115 e. (money), 551. 10c.—Lbws diahentiggs. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. Aran. S. The Lou Citancau.oa entered the House a few ashilltel before Ate o'clock. Ta• crowd In the passages leading to the House was very numerous, although not so great as last night. The space round the Throne was crowded with Peeresses, and Members of the House of C011%1110114, aMOUSSI whom we noticed the Samaras •Gamesar., Lord Ws& rowLerr, Sir Fusels lista. navy, Ste. _ _ _ Lord &non was the lint Peer that entered the House. His Lordship was preceded by a messenger bearing a large bundle at Petitions. The Bishop of Cansvaa read prayers. The Duke of RICH AION D presented a Petition from a pohh In Snow. against the Carbolic Claims. The Duke of CU IBERLAND presented two similar Petitions from South End, in Argyiesldre; and Bonsbray, in the coauty of Armagh. General GASCOVNg and others brought up several private Bills. Several Bills were read a second time. !Nutritious against further Concessions were presented by Lori Ranson. from an individual at Barking; by L..rd Baal snooze. from Saffron Walden, Asses ; by Lord Bums. from Waterford, Yost% 11, Staffordshire; the Kirk Session of Kirkably, the Converts from the Popish Faith at Sligo, arid from ether plates in Dumfries, Hampshire, Shropshire, Cheshire, Cardigan, and Surrey—thirty Petitions. - _ Lord HILL presented a Petition from Banif, in favour of Ca- tholic Emancipation. Lord BEAUCHAMP said, in reference to what bad been stated on a former evening by a Noble Lord opposite, at the dune he (Lord B.) presented a Petition from the neighbourhood of Woe rester, representing the conduct of a Clergyman. be begged te read a lettli from that individual; be had been charged with publishing the most inflammatory handbills, and using undue itilleence • this be positively denied, and stated that be was not the author of them, neither did be auction their distribution, and begged that he might be informed who his accusers were? Lord LYTTLIITON—The Noble Lied has overstated the charge—what he asserted was that these obsozions handbills could not have been cireebted without the Minister's knowledge, fee be was present at the Meeting, and took on notice of them—he was not charged with composing them. Th. Noble Lord had presided at the Meeting, and most be aware of these fasts • he most cer tainly did not feel justified is giving the name of his informant ; he was sorry to cast aspenleas on the character of any man, hot be had felt it kb ditty as a Peer of Parliament to exposer any act of public delinquency. Lord BEAUCHAMP said a few words in explanation. After • few words from Lord BRAYBROOKB,_ Lora iiDON said, ;hat he understood the Noble Lord to say that be had received a letter, contradict's& what had been stated in the House. For his own pan, be did not believe that such cunduct was likely to have taken place, because though be had again and again made inquiries in cases where attempts bad been made to dia. credit the Petitions of the people, yet he did not and in one angle instance that those complaints bad bees borne out by the result of ids dries. Lord KENYON presented a Petition from Guildford against Concessions; also from the Ministers, Deacons, Etc. of a Chapel in thsow's•helds, Southwark. His Lordship also pretested a Pail den from Boltossleabloors, Lancashire, signed by 10,000 persons; be wished, however, to explain that be did six desire to take credit for the amber, bosuns a Peddes had been presented by the Noble Duke from the place, antdinod by the same number of per ms, against Cesaseless, and this might be cooddered, therefore, the Milos of the tame persons. When they forinerly petitioned, , they were mot swan of the name oldie pill to be pcislocri betas CATHOLIC HALM BILL The Order at the Day for prowydiss with the adjosseed debate upon this Hill having haw wowed. The Archbishop of YORK rose, and addressed the House as f allows—My Lords, I am anxious 1.01 to state (and it will be my endeavour to occupy as little time as possible in doing so) the seasons for ihe vote which I intend to give upon this qiiistion. My Lords, previous to the introduction of this Bill into the other House, and whilst it was still enveloped in that painful sectesy in which it was so successfully engulphed,whilst its nature and objects were so carefully concrafed front view, I had occasion to patent a petition to tt i. Hou e against the graining of any poi mat power to the Ro man Catholics. Ignorant as I was at that tone of the name and extent of the security foe the E.tablisbed Church which it bad been so confidently affirmed *odd ' form a satisfactory part of the intended anionic, I .tared that I would not then pledge myself to support or to oppose the prayer of the petitioners. But, ho a ever de sirous I must natui ally feel to find myself numbried among those who will vote fur the co:,ce .s.oit uhf gi Asa to the Roman Catholics. it would, nevertheless, be or cessary for me, b.fore I did so, to see that the nate , e of the security whi:b was to be given to tt:e Established Church was such as I should conscientiou ly deem sufficient for its protection. Unless I did so, I think it will be admitted on all hands that I sl ould be acting inconsistently with my duty as a Protestant B.shop. Regarding, then, the question in that prink of view, I now regret to say that, alter the fullest consideration, I conceive that the securities contained in the Bill a e not, in my opinion at leas', by any means soffit, t for the ; urpose intended. There is nothing in any of those pretended securities to allay those api:reliensions which may be justly entertained for the safety of the Chinch of Ireland. As regards the Church os England, it would be idle fin him to say that d 'acted the slightest degree of danger— (Heat, heal). RA, I repeat, these is nothing in these securities of a uPs:ai tive nature; nor is these any thing to pie•ent a s. pet:. tion and continuation of tho e conflicts which rave hitherto existed. The struggle between numbers on the one side and legal right upon the other wi.l still ',main, and a series of evils, worse, perhaps, than any which have yet arisen in that devoted land, will be the i evi table result of yieiding to tin chows of tl e Roman Ca tholics as is now proposed. It would be insists. us in me to refer at all to the individuals who have used this argument. Thei s m itself is urdeniable. If s-, m ist assuredly that has taken place in Leland within the last twelve months is little calculated to rem .se the apprehensions which have been all along apprehended by those who are adverse to concession. The peolne of that count ry have conducted themselves turbulent'y and indecorously—(Hear, bear). An maocation •as fostered by them, by whose clamorous impottuint rs they sought to achieve their end; and even now that a measure of concession is prop. sed, the agitators d not hesita e openly to avow their hostility to it. I could have wished personally n t to have been called to m ke these obseivatiens tor I have had the bapi•iness of living for many years past in habits of in.ionscy and of sincere tegaid with many Roman Cath .lies i.s my own immediate neighbourhood, and I can safely say that men of •greater honour and integrity, or of mine social and domestic virtue, I never met. But, my Lords, Ic in even go beyond this in pi eof persons of the Catholic faith, and I should be wanting in justice if I forbore to mention some of the con tut of the most exalted individuals in that c• mmuti ty—l mean the conduct of the Premier heseditaiy Peer of these realeast—(Hear, heir, heat). I sty 1 aitou.d be wani ng in justice to that bloible individual it I withheld on this occasion my testimony to tee 'era —uo, that is not the proper epithet—to the riendly feeling which that Noble individual has evinced towards he Established Church of England. I owe it to that Noble Duke to state, that the site of one of the Protestant churches now building was his lice gift ; and, rn,, t e than th a t, that t e Noble Duke not only contributed in a pencil,' manner towards the purchase of the site of another church, but that he actually himself laid the first stone. Independently of this 1 could give many teller in stances within my own particular know ledge and ob servation of Homan Catholics who have clearly evinced the most liberal and benevolent intentions towards the i •stitutions of our Established Church; and, my L .rds, I must repeat that it is not from the Roman Cath •lics that I should apprehend soy danger to the Established Church in this country by the passing of this Bill The case, however, is widely different in Ireland. The e the paramount influence of the Catholic Priesthood over the minds of an ignorant and credulous peasantry will always be a strong instrument in their bands by which to work forward to the attainment of their great object—the restoration of the Chuich ot Rome—(Hear). The supeistition and credulity of the lower orders Ireland puts into the hands a f the Priesthood a power which they can wield at will, and by v hich at any moment they can agitate and (Intuits the cou With the example beime my eyes of the powerful efforts of these Priests to maintain that i fluenin which they ha. e ever held, and with the lessons of experience in my mind that in all great o. jects *hick NC sought to be attained success. on sonic points is tar from making men act quietly and peaceably, where something mote remains to be obtained, it seldom fails to excite men to an attempt to get it, and will even induce them to go to the extremett lengths to obtain it. Linda ibis impression, and be • • - - ~. Parliament ; but since they had seen the provisions of the MU, 'bete objections to Concession were still stronger the t Wore. They were aware that the Bill contained no securities f..r the Protestant 1 1 Church, and they deemed it right to sign a second Petition, sin their oppention to the strearre. The reddest was signed by seven Magistrate., several of the Clergy, and by 10,000 individuals. Lord WHARNCLIFFK presented a petition from Riddle. worth, Yorksbere, ing for the removal of Catholir disabilities. The Doke of NEWCASTLq presented pallier.* Irvin verbose parishes in Derbyaltire,Yakshireihutolk, and also from the county of Down. Lord FARNHAM presented a Petition against Concession from the hinters, Wardens, and Cuspeeation of Weavers of tis • city of DeWitt. The Petitioners stated that they had always ben found mat • isyal doting aU the Insurrections in Iceland; that they bad formed themselves into a yeomanry corps far the protection of the country, and had received the thanks of both Houses, and of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland In IS Z. His Lordship also presented undue Petitions from the Freeholders of ltatbdowne from the Protestants of &. Andrew's, Dublin; front the Proles tants of Dentutt, in the men y of Down; and Irons various ps tithes in the counties of Cavan. Leitrim, Waaiurti, blorsogisan, and Wicklow. • The Blither of LONDON promoted similar Petitions from va rious parishes in Betel. The hiatquis of LANSDOWS pressoied s Petition from the ri*ttiotters and Students of theology in the Univ nit) , of &80. beret in' favour of the Catholic Claims; also a similar Petition from ;Ise inhabitants of Woodttock. • • •