Star. — London, England, 1829-02-25 00:00:00

• f • • • • , . e . • • . •• • . • or • . . ••• . • • . • .. ... f . . 4 . . •• . s. .a. . . . . . . . . . .• . .• . I . I( I). S elk . F , dA • . ? vir s . .- 11111k 1 al! . _ _ _._ . __ . . . . Siimanß 1330.2.1 WEDNESDAY. ' MMIIIENNI • Tag COLOSSEUM. ° • T HE Public is respectfully informed, that the CO LOSSRUM b no' open for inspection; for a abort period, previous to the entire completion of the design. The works con: land the Painting of Loudon—a Saloon for the reception of Wow!, of Art and Literature--an extensive range of Conserve toriss—some Idea of the Cascades and Rack Work, viewed front the Cottage—ands suite of Rooms for Annual Subscriber! ) , com prising Libraiies, Reading Rooms, Refectories, &c. Tickets at Five Shillings each, which will be an immediate pass Anto the Building, Ike. may be bad at the North Lodge, front Ten =ill dusk. Staff Corp, to be En sign, viee John Williamson, who... Brook half pay Royal Staff Corps. 73d Foot---Second Lieutenant Arthur O'Brien, from the Boys Staff Corps, to be Eosign, without purchase, vice Hirvey. promoted. 83d Font-Second Lieutenant William O'Brien, from the Staff Corps, to beitosigo, vice William Atherton, who i on half-pay of the Royal Staff Corps. 88th Foot-lieutenant Edward Adams, front the Royal Corps, to be Ueetenent, Vice Pegus, pronioted; Overdone. Cadet William Mackie, from the Royal Silliest? College, wise Ensign, without purchase. vice Acklom, promoted. 90th Foot-Second Lieutenant Samuel B. Hobart, from the Staff Corps, to be Ensign, vice Thurlow, promoted. 94th Font-Ensign William Francis Webster. from half-pay Foot, to be Ensign, vice Daunt, 'whose appointment has taken place. 97th Foist-Gentleman Cadet Joseph Prier, from the Royal ts. tary College, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice BCCnkill, promoted. IMO Foot-Lieutenant Roger Keating. from the 56th Foot, • • •Lieutenant, vice William Fleming Ild'Kessie, who redress half pay Royal Staff Corps. Ceylon Regiment-Lieutenant. Gather Mann Parsons, froM Royal Staff Corps, to be Lieutenant, eke M` Vicar, appointed the 2d West India Regiment. Mejor Thomas Penang Thompson. from the 111111 !foots Lieutenant-Colonel of Infantry, b y as lurches, LiestenontlCoronel demo Franck Macleod, Of the Royal Zoe tzars, has been allowed to retire from the-Service, by 'the of an unattached Cominission. • Captain James Sktrrow, of the 48th Foot, has been allowed sign his Commissiou. Commission In the Corps of Swansea and Pairwood Gottleitan and Yeomabry Cavalry. Richard Jeffreys, Req. to be Adjutant. vice Harris. deceased, DECCLATION OF INSOLVENCY. Edward Corbet Beset% Cadogao-street, Sloane-street. music professor. BANKRUPTS. George Darby Dermott, Great Pulteney street, Galdso.iqoate, surgeon, to surrender. March 6, at one, 13. and April - twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, r Lill-street. Attorney, Mr. Ashton, New Inn, Strand. Joshua Hill, Royston, Hertfordshire , builder, March 6, at • sad April 7, at twelve, at the Court of'Comatissioners of _ ropes, 13asinghall.oreet. Attorney, Mr. Bolton, Austinfriars. John Godwin Bowring, Fen -court, Fenchurch-street, East 'broker. March 3. 10, at eleven. and April 7, at twelve, Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts. Basingballoitreet. torney, Mr. Thomas, Fen-court, Fenchurch-street. Richard Fitch, Sible Hedingham, Essex, miller. March 5, April 7, at eleven, at the George Inn, Halstead. Esser. nice, Mr. Hustler, Halstead; 04' Mr. Taylor, John street, ford-row. Upbeat.. Mosley Davies, Chester street, Orenvenoridaee i Vona March 10, 20, and. April 7, at eleven, as . the Court Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basingball•street. Astornies, Misers. T. and G. Selby, Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-street. Pitrick Townshord Lightfoot and Charles Vane Lightfoot, hall-court; stockbrokers, March 6, at eleven, 10, at twelve, April 7. at one, at the.ourt of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinitall-street. Attornies, Moos. Stephemon apd Co. - aMpron-buildings, Chancery-lane. William Mason, St. Alban's, Hertfordshire, Unendraper, *Fr 27,' March 6, at eleven, and . April 7, at twelve, at the Count • Commissioners of Bankrupts, Baaingiusli street. • Attorney, D. Jones, Size lane. James - Day, . Leeds, Yorkshire, iron merchant, Match 2. April 7, at eleven, at the Court Koine, Leeds At__ Messrs. Strangevrays and Cu. Barnard's Inn; or Mr. Robinson, Leeds. Joseph Cockell Vickers, Leeds, Yorkshire, printer, March and April 7, at eleven, at the Court House„ Leeds. Attori Messrs. Atkinson and Co. Leeds. John Pottinger; Brightbelmstone, Sussex, •bulider,- Match Right. 7, and April 7. at ten. at the Old Ship: Tavern, brimstone. Attorney, hir. Ile Faithful', Briehthelotatoue. James Ormond, Boston. Lincolnshire baker, %larch 13, 14 April 7, at eleven, at the Peacock Inn, Sushi% Attornies. T. Itopkins,'l3mitosa; or ,Mesas. Dawn.' and Co. New' Boswell court, Lincoln's lan. . .• • William Bonus, Ware, Hertfordshire, innkeeper, :%Isrek • and April 7, at tea, at the Court of Commissioners of Liaohnspga, Basinghall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Adlington and Co. lied ford-row. William Boyce Clarke, Cheapside, silversmith, March 3, April 7, at eleven, at the Court of Commissismen of Bankrupts. Basinghan-street. Attornies, Messrs. Bat tktt and Ce.‘Nicholas lane. Lombard-street. Henry Payne, Goulden Terrace. White Conduit fields, February 27. at eleven, March 6, and April 7. at ten, Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, liasinghall.streo tornies, Messrs. Hutchison and Co. Crow/meow% Threadneedle street. William Henry Wallis, Harpur-street, Red Lion square, graver, February 27, March 10, at eleven, and April 7, at at the Court of Commiotioners of Bankrupts, Basingliall-r Attorney, Mr. Armstrong, St. John's-square, Clerkenwell John Sewell, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. sail-maker, %larch sir% is, at eleven, and April 7, at twelve. at the White' Lion Norwich. Anorak% Mr. Ashurst, Newgate-stritet;* Conks, Norwich. Mary Maria Pierpoint, Edward-.freer, Portman-square, March 6, 13. and April 7, at ten, at the Court of Commis sioners Of Bankrupts, Basinghall.strtet. Attorney, Mr.' S.. Haber y-street, Strand. Lk-finale liost.-Kingston•upon-Hull. spirit merchant. March two, 3, at eleven, and April 7, at two, at the Cross Keys Kingston -upon• Hull. Asterisks, Messrs. England and Co. or Messrs. Rosser and Son Gray's Inmplare, Holborn. Isaac Walker. Walker Mill, Small Bridge, Rochdale. Lancssbire, corn miller, March 23, at five. 26, and April 7, at aline. Albion Hotel, Rochdale. Anomie', Messrs. Norris - John street, Bedford•row ; or Mr. Woods. Rochillie. DIVIDENDS. ' March - 6. A. Gibbon, W. F. Gibbon, and R. Gibbon, OM Chambers, merchants, at eleven,.at the Court of Commisslooers-- March 6, J. Town, ereydon. Surrey, innkeeper, at rtleseo, at the Court of Cummissioners_- Fri. 27. J. Littiewood, Rochdar Lancashire • stationer, at eleven, at the Coult of Commis sioners-bisect' 17, D. Evans, Mincing laoe..br ker. at ten, at the Court of Commissiorsers-March 6, W. :H. Smith, Cheapside, calico printer, at one, at the Court of Commissiosera - March er W. Anon, Slark.lane, ship-broker ! at ten, at the Court of r et! sifters,- March 17, J. Mathieu:, Brighthelniston, nipper, at twelve, at the (Sid Ship Inn, Brighthelmoton-, 38, It. Marriott, Northampton; banker, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Northampton-March 24, J. Macgowan, Liverpool, book , one. at the Clarendon Roma, Liverpool-March IS, G. Barnsley, Yorkshire, linen manufacturer, at ten, at the House, Leeds-March 26, J. White, jun. Bishoperearmoutb, ham, iroofounder, at eleven, at the Bridge Ins, Bishopwearmouti CER'I'IFICA'f ES, Masco 17. • W. Haviside, Jerusalem Coffee House, master mariner Williamson. St. Mary's ' Leicester, victualler-J. Gadsden, Marian., provision dealer-G. Mason, Persbore, Worcestershire, horse deader. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. James Howes and Samuel Groves, Cheapsitte, neat Birmingham, manufacturers of Britannia metal goods-W.Knigist and J. Busier, Kensington, attornies-A. Rockland and Co. New road, C well-J. and C. &effort'', Brighton, jewellers...Weed Birmingham, grocers-T. GiUard and W. Coroisk, Strand: sellers-T. Dawson and K Kettle, Claines, Worcestershire. , manufacturere-J. Chappell and T. Hemming, Bath, drapers-a . W. Skinner, West Thorrock, Beset, and P. Carter, Swansersinb, Kent, farmers-H. B. Leeson and Cy, Cornwall road, Lambeth, operative chemists- W. Jones and Co. Shelton, Staffordshire toles, manufacturers of earthenware-R. and J. Pardon, / place, Newington Causeway,. merchants-E. Michell as Martin's-lane, Cannon-street-M. sad G. Nelson, Elkrton, Aire, farmers-H. Rolls and Co.' Barbary, attocnies- M. C llehl and M. 4. Heave. Norwich. milliners-J. and S. Take, mondsey New-.aid, Southwark, tanners-C. Rinks and B. Dr jun. Liverpool-T. Kibble and J. Manning, Gravesend, layere-../. Knight aid H. Lacey, Paternoster-row, booksellers- J. Imo. and B. F. Berfeot, Old -street. St. .Luke'il.cabinet nassurtec. t i t :en-It. Meade and D. hirMation, 'Bandicoot% corn merchints T. and L. Itawsthorne, Lancaster. attoroies-J, Anaemia: B. Armistead, Burton in Kendal. .Weetnattriesd, serf' P. F. Gibbs ant E. Leckie, Mark-land, ship sod hnoranee binsiihani sod 'Co. M= 4 glitdme.ol. "ropipped • Ligiviltritto wpm - LONDON AND WESTMINSTER PROTESTANT MEETING. " For Gots and my Country !" • i k PATRIOTIC ADDRESS TO THE INHABI. • 4-a•• TA NT HOUSEHOLDERS of LONDON and Wind - MINSTER,' and Places adjacent, Br JOHN HAt.COMB, Esq. Barrister at Law, Will be publisbid on or about the 05th instant, by Hamar W. Bookeeller and Publi4er; No. 41, New Bridge -street, Blackfrillik. Qf whom may be had, The Resolutions of the Protestant Committee—The Address got the Xing—and the Petititing to the two Houses at Parliamesi b wainimously agreed" upon at the Crown add Anchor Tavern, h she &rapd, on Saturday, the 14th Instant, and now Isft far Sipa- - pies *5 that place, and other coovenient Stations in London and iegalaster....Febreary 11129. • "If GODBOLD'S VEGETABLE BALSAM FOWTHE. CURE OF CONSUMPTIONS. COU,GII3, ASTOMPS, • AND SCR OPH U LOUS COM PL A I NTS. l‘Ar R. GODBOLD begs to inform' the Public that he J.V.S. has ippOinted Messrs. BUTLIR Chemists. Chespside, corner of- St. raul's, Luntrob ; flackville-street. Dublin ;* and Princes *toot, Edinburgh; ante Agente•for the Sale aids Vatican' RaLaaga, and, to whims aU Orders are requested to•be sent for the Blootnabury.square, Jan. 1, 'BM COLDS, COUGHS. ASTHMAS, Ste; irTLER'S PECTORAL guxtrt.—Expetience; uring i e ,cr long period,has incontestibly proved the superior • efficacy sif this Medicine, in all cases of Colds, Coughs, and Auk. Affections. By prodioting gentle expectoration, it very 'shortly rtileviks titr Patient of- a slight- or 'recent Cold, and a few .sieses aresgeliersily sufficient to retuove those whisk neglect has rendered more confirmed and obstinate, and whisk are accompanied with.Cougfi, Spitting of Blood, and other 'tripes symptoms. Its radiir balsamic powers tend to heal soreness, and allay the Irri- Asllon of. thselungs, In cases of Cough; and in Asthmati: Affec tions it assistssnd gives freedom to the Breath. Bog in bottles at Is. lid. and 4s. *I. by Messrs. Butler, Cfsernins,.Cheapside, corner of St. Pia! Sackville street, Dub ; Princes -street, Bffinburgh ; Savory and Co. 158, New Bond- Strebt ; Ind the principal Medicine Venders in the Kingdom. ,Of whom may be Fad Butsses &Luaus - LO2nNnaSe need in recent Coughs, Hoarseness, &c. andfor rendering jthe Voice clear and flexible, and protecting its organs from the effects of ex er tio n . lit boxes at Is. I Cd. and is. ed. • • N. 11: • Ask for Butler's Pectoral Elixir, • • ' Gasetle•ollice ' Lancaster, Jari. CIENTLEMENIt is with pleasure I can add lay • titalosikty to 'the Mame, of your ANTISCOBBUTIC 444. 0 115 i in many inveterate eases which I have witatteett sharing a,perinclef nearly Twenty Years ; and shall at sU times feel happy • spf.intptirers to several pinks who have recei!ed benefit' •fiden•tierri When other methods lime filled, that will gladly ye eununindkyouromelket Medicine; which has overcome the most •pbstittate coot, bra persevering use of it. • Another proof of the estimation in wblch they ate held in this neighbourhood, is the in deasing sale experienced by, Gentlemen, yours moit truly. ' W. MINSHULL. -;•Anesied by Mr. thumpson, Surgeon. • . •$0 -Messrs.- John Lignuns and- Son„Sorgeono, Manchester'. Theist Drops are ;tell is moulded eptarelsordc* M As. 6d. sniff 111, each, by John lAgnunt and Son, Surgeons„&c. 65, Midge strietiirlanthester ; Butlers, Chemists, Clseapside, corner . of At. -"MIN Loudon • /3, Prince ' s -street, Edinburgh ; and 54, Sack -wille•ereet, Du blin; I. Sanger, 150, Ozford-street ; and C. 44, Lonviatie, West Stithfield ; Barclay and • Suns, 95, 'Fleet-nsarket ; Sutton and Co. 10, Bow Church yard ; Evan Ed. - wgrds, 47, &. Paul's Church-yard; F. Newbery and Sons, 45, St. Paul's Church-yard; London; and 29, Dame -street, Dublin ; Scutt /113.4 Orr, 4 0 0 : South Bridge, and 67, Prince's -street, Edinburgh ; NOM), Surgeon, Glasgow; and all respectable bledicine Venders. . . • ''Of whom also May be had, Mr. /haunt's Improved VEGE 'gAB LE LOTION, for all Scorbutic Eruptions; price 9s. 94. duty included. Nr..Lilnumi SCURVY OINTMENT may now be bad of .oe.above Agents, price L. Ad. each Put, duty included. • FROM TkIE LONDON GAZETTE, Fu. 24. CROWN-OFFICE, Fu. 24. Member returned to serve In this present Parliament. or C•rlitle—Sir William Scott. Bart. in the room of Sir Jamia - Rohm George Grahain, Bart. who his accepted the 'Chiltern Hundreds. ' - . . • • . WAR•OFFICE, Flo. O. .. Sid Iltgiment of Life Guards—Wm. Mike. Gent. its be Assistant Surgeon. Vice Gilder, placed upon half pay. . • - - Royal Regiment of Horse Gnards—Curporal. Mait;r/ Joseph. Firth • to be Qitirternsestrr, vicp Thomas • Troy, who has retired on full pay. . . Stlißeglineht of Dragoon •Guards Captain Trevor Wilder to he • Major. by purchase, vice Cane, who retires ; Lieutenant Charles I}l4 Senn to be Captain:yr; purchaie, vice Wheler; Cornet Castles Steuart to be l i ittitemon ' by purChase, vice Seinen 'Joseph Wails, Gent. tett Cornet, by put chase, vice Stepan. , ler - Wilmot? of Fuer--Assistant Surgeon John Maitland, from she 4 Ist V.i.u, op *e . Assistaut Surgvoo, vice FrOdirtch Goodwin, • Who retires inch haff.pay ist Foot. • • . . 1,1"pg 0 ,.-4...•eutettant Richard•L ec konhy .Phipps trom the Royal sagrprps,• to be Idtlitenat;t, vice William Hunt, .wbo retires ••'•ii ;01tilf say R o yal St.;ff Corps ; .Lienienant George Burrell eptheiland, 'from the Royal Sta ff Corps, to be Lieutenant. vice .;: sb,ilat Henry Jones Wesaby, who retires upon half pay Royal i 0 ' /it OP'ie• " SW Foot--Lieutenitit William Russell Lucas, from the Royal Staff • • Co: r, to be Lieutenant, vice Geur;;e Currard, who retires upon • tif pay Royal Sta ff Corps. • 1) Foor—Lientenant Robert Fraser, from the Royal Staff Corps, to' tie Llkuienant, vice Robert Gumhleton, who retires upon half .''pay /161..1 Staff Corps. . • ' • .1114 Fuot—Second Lieutenant Robert Pitcairn, from the Royal • T ikaff Corps, to be Ensign; vice %Verge, deceased. 19th Foot—Captain Charles Higlamore Potts, from the half pay, to he Captain, vice Ralph, whoa:changes; Seth Foot—Cornet Peter Gramm, from half pay Cape Corps, to • .?) 0 Alain* J4gt Font. 7 -Lientenant Philip Henry Despard, from the Royal • Altair Corps, to be Lieutenant, vice Rayrolsea, appointed to the fanh 'Foot. IPh Poot—Lieutenant Frsticiskercy Now, from the Royal Md. ',pan Colonial Corps, mho Lieutenant, TIC! Bernard. promoted. . d•feen—Lieutenant Wiliam George Gold, frOm the Royal Staff OCurps, to be Lieutenant, vice Edward Wakshald, who.retires • ppon half pay Rbysl Stag Corps. . A. rapt•LiettteOlOt Joins Hainhly fiwnfrey, from.the Royal "liar Ca!" to be Lieutenant, vice Keating, appointed to the ••111111 Atom SPos:!lrt—Lieotenant Prederlck Francis Lewis Dayrolles, from -the 514 Post, to be first Lisatonant. vice Richard Looguet • %kiln% who:stirs, upon half pay Ron* Sue Corps. Ata root—robe Lieutenanrs-I.4eutensot Donates O'Brico,frons the Royal Staff Corp., vice Laos, appointed Paymaster ; Ensign ;gm EvamEropford, vice hhentawortit, deceased. 7., he Ansiall—Gentleman Cadet liolllll A. HIM, IrOna the Royal . *Sitar, College, vice StopiPrd. !PM ratot—Lieutemmt Oohed Holliam . Cement** 6 M the half in eirbe Lieutenant •Celottai. Vitt Edward Berke , who ex "ita_ "cthigill the difficencs; Linstersam iiir.bael Vicary . tm , Captain, withont purchase, vice Depart, dieeMmil."2"; onass Grove to lie uterAppapt, vice vicarYl 6 " 1414119 et ' • 1, 4 1 44 P Janes Darling, from the Rota Ilalosy CoUrtes 10 ) , , *IAN vice, Grove. .. . . 1 1 Iklenoes-,.—Captain George Wilson to be Ibkffsbilnirebllea vice , 4:goas Imithotod i. Lieutenant Ssmnol - Torrhe Idatt*_ta Pa by Purebaw, vie. 'e s hely ' 41.0._ idor Awl • toets yystt ts4e.larlitelloats by par 7.* hot—.s mo d m ows* memo _.' b ow do jt• l iii _ . . ... , ' N. 11 24 =gie. 4 ~t is ~. . . .. ,4*--„,.. A ' A s ' c o' . 5 . .. 1, ~ , r. - •..... 1 . 1 1P19.4 . • . ..0 a ir - : - ... 0,, 4 • • . EVENLNG FEBRUARY 25, 18 4 9 , at • • • . :- . rates SIVENPENCL, ethos cc • FRENCH PAPERS. ' or i h i ezu have presented a Petition yesterday in fallout of the . • .--...0..,... Cat Cl a ims from Devonthire. His Noble Friend wouM pre- it aerial •7ItOM tag JIIESSAOSA DNA CRAMSRILS 01l SUNDAY. sent ft.an time future day, when the House would feel assured m th o tt l ikt iesbit opinio th n e o c f b th .i e m c , ou of n i ty he ef o. De diol von ics. was any thing but mini- Harvey, PARIS, Fes. SI. .1 a Royal Scarcely, as the news of the death of the Pope reached s retina Paris, when it has set in motion ambition and political of Lau Devas lia .ear iL ly i , i fse said cause he he prmi li:c7Ze l en th r e fires t Petiti°° ed so fro t in o d the l ette lf " he I intrigue. Public opinion has already pointed out the b a d kiss.. that the Noble Lord (Morley) wished to 44 pr esent the il Sal Staff competitors for the Papal throne. Cardinal Justiniani corotwortettoo on the same day, he (Lord R o lle) w ould cer- mrleer was spoken of as the candidate supported by Austria. ai sa l l dT irl ibe y zamod lir aishop it waited. b —Ordered washoicstir . 9edths.trea ! i t Ms robe it was said that France would support the election of ke Roy a l Cardinal Macchi, who was for several years Nuncio most elimarons and respectable meeting ; an 4 she Clergy nt his a i t d a locest ree. • W m, th ea t e i r i t p ed rew th n er ed sel a ves pe i t n iti o a r i d i e a r it t ai o n p ‘t rev at en e t e izpr hu T c •r o sir n a- is from Vie Pope at Paris. pay Whit The statement that Cardinal de la Fare would not go bee am from Tbe the u r az aloll o f f Cli fton o ,Ordered to lie no the table. presented a similar Paulin from a to Rome is incorrect. His Eminence will set out on id mu. Wednesday next, accompanied hy M. de Bellaud, Al. pariah in "'p o r be on the table. • ['Clain, money of Madame.. The Bishop of DURItA M presented Peados. to the . sdne His Eminence Cardinal Duke disnatd, Archbishop erect from Long-Wadden, in the county of Northumbetlend, and i o be • °J.' of :such, intends to set out for Rome on Wednesday from she Dean and Clergy of the Deanery of Newcastle upon- Si Ur n Tysio.—Ordered to lie on the table 'Ara ROLLE presented simil ar Pethinds from Newtoe-Ab- • nest. His Eminence will be accompanied by one of his 1 . 1 ' re m too nephews, Baron Gustave dlsoard, by au cctlesiamicone bast. Great Torrington, and Ilfracombe, in the county of Devon. abiders of his conclairisis, and apart cf his household. • . --..Ordkvottio he on the table. The Bea* of I.ONDON presented similar Petition' fron t th e 7110 M .7411 t JOURNAL ti COSlSitac t Off aIWIDAT. gs, • . a s Mos College, sad *no the push • e, PAR Fast ?a. • is Milieus. p ,..., i ,tH ~, ..The • , : 0 - ;he clays f t . 4he --.: . afro - . I,9,±ne,usixamik are ,„,,, 4 6 . r o lo se fa / nava „ vs Scs 44W14111.11 ors lik wait tivivtiad g6eintlb34.6"" IN.. .. 11 1 111" 'al it is supposed that only Ca r di n al s dl p soard. De oi, aatiste , in the county tit•C *tbe sale • De la Fare, and De Latil, will be able to attend it. It The Earl r f FALMOUTH s aid th e pe t t i on j ust pre . rd to re- soems that the health of M. Cleimnirt Tonnere, the fifth tented by his N o bl e Fii en d conta i ned 199 s i gnatures, • • * .. French Cardinal, will not allo w hi m to ta k e t h e journey but lie (Lord Falmo ut h) h a d to presets' 4-petiiitin nty Megan t o Rome.. against the'claims of the Roman Catholics, coutainirg • se& _".. - - ' the names of 360 per s o ns . H e a d m i tte d t h at the pe:i. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.. tion was not so nu merous l y s i gne d as mig h t b e expect- Cholera. • - ' • ed, conside r i ng th e popu l ation o f t h e p l ace, b ecaose . —wow— HOUSE OF .LORDS, Fes. 24. that neighbourhood was filled with Di ; senrers of that - ' 3-iquate.' Mr. Caav ea . f rom t h e T reas u ry , presente d accounts relative to sect -most favourabl e t o the Catholics. He should ell 7, at the allesirsied .Tazes. shortly pie•ent a petition from a portion of the hundred , Basing. earuoue. CLAIMS. . of East, signed- by 1,000 persons. The Earl of ELDON prisent e d P et i t i ons aga i nst t h e Cl a i ms o f h a d yesterday stated his belief that Il i nit a N jo o r b it le y Friend The : am, i 3. the Woman Catholics fronda parish lathe W est Ridi ng o f Y or k ; lan ded propriet ors of Cornwall were i n Amour of the 1 • r, of sank- from the Rector and Climate/ miles* of a parish in th e County sir ~.! friars. Armagh; from t he pari s h o f M ars hfi e ld, in t h e county.o / Giou- Catholic claims ; but, if suc h were th e f act , certa i n l y a ; II see India tee r ; •• from the Corporation of al a t tmeno f Glasgow ; from s great majority of the l an dh o ld ers were oppose d to. 1 i.' I r, at th e parish in the county of Card i ga n ; from t h e p ar ish o f ifsmlikaus, in them.* He had never been conce r n e d i n gett i ng up any • 1 at. At- the county of Norfolk; from a pariah in die Diocese of Bangor: meeting, but he expected that he should present . peti. finis. the 'Minister and Congregation of Cooper t ' isa Pe l • 1A64-acre ; tions altOgether from that cour.ty, signed by f3.1z00 per- ' • .. , i, s. and ham the parish of Lane-end, la ths county of 'Stafford ; from a i ' Attar- ' Finish in York s hire; from a parish in- he county of Suffolk ; from sons. If the ' Noble Duke was determined thi s measure 'et, Bed- a parish in the county of York; and from : a parish' in the West should pass in the face of at overwhelming majority Riding of the same county.—Laid on the table. ' • .' see, sot, The Bari cf ELDON th en presenteciarPetition from- the. Ma- of the clergymen of the Protestant Chinch—Mea t ). Court of giant", Clergy, Merchants, Householders, an d o th er Inhabitalvis tilt viished to ask the N 'l s l e L r d •o h o cr i e d " li eu R 1..• Istornies, of the clay of ististot and It, nel e bb oor h oo d. agalost the Claims of whether We - Chinch of —stg.ai•d was not to be consi- the Romp Catholics. The Noble Lord observed he understood dela? 'A east htaiotity of the clergy were against the t': et, Copt. the petition included the names of tholeviho resided Within ten 1114 are, and they our ht to hive a voice on such a sub. ~ ; • rive, and miles of cheeky of .Bristol. - The misting et which it.eraragreed ;eel • and he 'would XV . ° saY• that the measure wou l d inkrupts, upon was called in consequence of a reqdisition signed by many of s - ' - • • ' - • he agaoist the wish . of the majority of th.e Prcte.tatit 0. South- the MPS respectable Gentlemen of. the city, ant), that reepiiiition { was Glided after the Message from the Throne had beentead there, P4triiii.oo. , It *Was his belief 'hat, of the mea s u. e did :i February being dated F e br ua ry 6. Th e petition contained no less ciao pas s , the Cath olic question would . be 'Mo e, unsettled •'. .. Court of 31 , 000 siinatures. . athinpetrogiotet..o.mHethwerituolwdnnoowf Pen i c ed. j j the g i i r ,e Lo d r o d i sh w ips Derr Mr . Abe Duke of SUSSEX, hiving been. requested -to .. .. . ... i • • ' represent to the House some of the dircumstances tom persone::=The petition was then iced. • - • '. I 1 . 5. and netted with the petition which the Noble and Leatnefi .i __,•••• „' .:„ utoodes 0 0 a a a tsep AA .. ,a. UNS *l' A NVIL LE contended -that -the tobinion. Lori had presented, felt it his duty so to dn.-- . .petition contained no prayer fof withhold nit. political . formereiening he adverted to this; p e tition, an d stated power fro . m.the Roman Catholics, and. thterfol e, there 'ch 9 . 10, that when it was brought up he Would make some Mr.•l knot nies, stetpart of it in which he did not toilicide with the sea cations relative to it. In the fi r st place ; be o bjec te d was t . rch 6, at to the wording of the petition, and believed it c o uld not pelt ioners,. He certainls had as amid a cl a im ferret- I tacliment to the Protest a nt c .: u r th an d P rotestant ' E s - I. : .1 . _ B r ight . he-recetred by the House, inasmuch * s it was signed by t , tablishment as his Noble Friend; and he could pledge t. 0 1111 e. i . , 14, and a i fe! M . llgivltleN only, while it was beaded by " the the same for the petitioners, whose prayer -he bad just i I ' ,i. Di es. air. magistrates.* It should, theref le, have been the pe-i'• laid upon their Lordships' table. i 1. B,„ e a, titioir of •the " undetsigned'' Magistrates. - Again, he -he had to state that, though the moose was InignelOady. The Ear.' if FALMOUTH was far from intending 1 k .3, 10, siaired; it-had been weir incorrectly got up, and that• any allusi. it to his Noble Friend's attachment to the ; 1 t r "' the reqUisitiOn tar calling the meeting was signed on Protestant Church, but, since the meaning of the Pets. bed- thV 5111 of February and not the 6th, having been agreed lion he had just presents d appeared to be misuodetstobd 1 i II 1, e, and upon lonic we e k s b e f or e. I t conta i ne d t i e names o f . by the Nobl e L or d, an d s i nce , i n coniequesice of that "• kill". 38,000 persons; but by the last census the inhabitant. misunderstanding, the N•ble Lord had beiltthel an at.. I Niehaus- . as- o B istol and its neiglihmithood amounted to 87.779; tack upon the Petitioner., he felt himsell called loonl 1 b u ild er , but the adults—tho s e who' nej e e nt i t l e d to s i gn —a i d to say, that their praye r was as h e h a d byline stated it 1 I 'n, at the not exceed more thin 44,000. He should shortly have to be. against granting • any fold) •r political putter' to . 1 mt. At- 'to present to the House a petition in 'favour of-the Ca- the•Ronsan Catholics. He thought that prefer Was Itineelle- tholic Claims signed by 1,700, no t numerously , but prafectly clear. They declared themselsec El s e hiettds r mare, ma- ceitainfy respectably. He did not , hoWever • mean 'to of the Protestant principles of the country, and a each r, at ten, deny that the majority of the• people of that tki:stre leh•thenselves called upon to petition Parliament that 1 i, au.street. adverse to the Catholic Cla ims ; but' he hrd heard that hose.Piorestamt principles might b e perm i tte d to non. en, ,i to vign the-petition against the Catho'ocswhole schools Ontre unni&sted. . What rrinciples, he would ask the wh It, at Noble-Lord, were those but the principles establisLed I. Lion /„„. had been • sent up , . and. placards had-been 'prist4ll - • ;or -Mr. of so extraordinary s nature that he would not disgust .in 1688? .And what was the measure contemplated i ' .` i. their Lordships by fepeating them vloat he tindetitocid bt.hiseMajesty'r Goxernment ? . Although he knew • , minim° , meantt es had been taken to pro:ecute th e piinteriald not the Fortis? nature of that measure. set he might Commis.'. .Shirrelf, publisher. It would appear also . that sou' persosia had venture to say that in K would be proposed the ad- , • signed the petition over and over stain; .any one i'niii., mission of the Roman Caholics into both Houses .of I, 1 rch u, at v id na l, wh ose panic might be mentioned-if 'called fOr. Caliente/if. And what were the principles if 1688? I* . l'' eysl iii ne l lt declared that he saw a prison go to t h e t hr e e ta bles' b n Were they not the exclusio n o f t h e R oman C at h o li cs ? 'ii • • which parts c-f the p tition were placed; and:affix tiro —priociples which, in his opinion r it adhered t , would Ineaddre, names to each of thosi•parts. fi, (the Duke of Sutiez) render the Piti:estant Con aitution cf the cs.untry ab- le, at the had lartLer heard that the wo r d '6 un d ers i g i l etel hid solut - ly impregnab:e. and Co.. been originally introrlaced into the petition, but was Lord DE DIJNSTA N VILLE did not intend to make p subsequently erased. Ht had done his duty inahtlt any attack upon the Petiti rs whose Petition .the ; Old City stating what he had he a rd. N,rhle Earl bad presented. All he m eant to sa y was , I , 1. that the Petition contained in it no p r ay er a ga i ns t C a - ~ shmere— - :The Eat! of ELDON said he had been waited upon s 1 0 . 1 1'„rh,e 'by a most respectable deputaion, with a request tholic Emancipation. I ) Commie. he would present their petition to the House; and they The Earl of FALMOUTH, after a few words in ex. on, at the bid assured him that they had taken especial care to planation, presented another Petition to the same elect ° limpid,. ;nevem arij individual from signing . more than Mice, from the middle divi s ion of the H un d re d o r E ast , i n . , O r a l s °. sand that•they 'believed psi one had ,so door, He (Lord Cornwall, which, at the Noble Earl's reque s t, was read I siez, i ot C -..,:• c " n ses, - .EldonThed'iden a . copy of the Requisitite, and it Wis at length. . lt! .. Su r —March dated February 6;' but he hid under st o o d th,st on the Lord KING begged leave, al t hou g h he was not C a . , 3ulldhall, 's,h of February various parishe s hid Illtet . ings for the' vourable to the reading of Petitions, to teqoest. merely 1, j;! t t; teller, at same purpose, and that after Parliament had met, it by way of retaliation, that a Petition which he held in lof the his hand from a place in the Principality of Wales, Sad i 1 sc g m ' 'was tho'ight . proper to 'ta k e getiera sense he Court utb, Our- :city, including a distinieqt ten miteiromid. He had of an opposite nature to that presented by t h e ' Noble armouth. certainly felt some difficullY in presenting the Petition, Lord, might also be read at length. The Noble Lind, however. immediately corrected himself, saying that , , because it appeared. that there had been an erasure,i i . I . leer J . ' and - the word A spdersigned" had, perhaps, been of i - the Petition was in Welch, and he would have it trans- fen, Aus-- - • .1 stershire, ginally inserted: He Eitsf,:thetefore, inquired is to the toted by to•moriow—(A laugh). : The Earl of WINCHILSRA presented Petitions against the -5 . i : cause of such erasure, and had been informed that the Tomas, l aa a thime dry s it from the parishes of St. Augustine and It. • 'II Petiiiou a read to iheineeting did-not Contain the word y of Bristol; and from a pariah 43 the county of , n i llg itam s 66 ufideriiintif" andihat it was thought proper to omit Worcester. J. Butler, - e . it horn the en raised copy. •• He' had at-first conceived - Ti. -Marquis of • ALNGLESEY preseeted Petitions praying toe Catbotic Emancipation from Killarney and five other parishes in Csniber- -1.- Jani es. that it conlif imibepresented; bin op looking for pire- tre th o t o h nz of a Kerry rishes ir : han Kosobblit in the county of .Dublin; , "; Floe. e edents hihad foundleverah—manyliofessing to - tome the countyof Wexford; from the withal Ire, love • • • • •"" • • , * sw Si. Parl..M P Cork ;• from Kilkenny, Cashel, a parish in WaterfOrd. t g a from 66 the infiabitants, when as ? theattliabitanti:cer- t . j l a tr am — b : tainly had not signed them. He bad thelefOre-satis- and.Kilwank. - *, . _ , . Lambeth, fled himself, aria now presented let° theirtordships; . .Slasitar 'Petitions were. presented Math Cork, Tipperary, and . Fariney.—Ordered lobe on the table. •, • i Aire Pot. The Duke'of i SUSSEX Sold • that k Gentleman, who -The Duke of WELLINGTON presented ; a Petition freailt might be produced at the hkrif necesSl9 bad 'stated. suffWeavirset• maidesneto, praying. for MO, and also for air • t a . o A d ifrotl eo: - • that he was go dia nostiots,' and dilhirlfilw 41* Want! creased fluty os thrown s il k—Ordered toile ea the table. ', t 4 ; so, York. .:3;:s .:. .- .. . Ge , ICelts*. Made. .._,_ • The Marquis of DOWNSHI RE presented a Petition freak the . 1 f Bite Bar. The Earl GI ELDON' said, 'be had f diSeoieted thin Roma* Catholies . of Betadoi..prayles for Emancipation, and!dso Ire a.repeal of the Sub-lettinsand Vestry Acts. • 1 . , • d i ) e, Bite, i s :Il k . .e . sterna' Welch l ion s had contain ed the - names - of , ;whose , names . The Doke of NEWCASTLE. in the absence of the Let/ i ' ‘i , i , aileee ._ cairn . y . persons Who . could nut write,..,lo , . . ...,, ; Lseetenant lir die teniej,. - prs a Petkirwllturd bI.SSPOO ~i. maniac. were written by.some iftteel L erson• -- . '-' talsalltams of Co. isie, 'cabin forum Osemessiosse to the i nerchniu Ordered tolls on tise - tible. '• - • -* ".• Iblealm Cathoics. The Noble Duke presented similar Pewees el i , • • • eight parishes in the county of Nottingham; from a wish in . . i • L eong sod • • The Earl of ELDON presented a redden seitost the. • irgeoe.— of tie. Roman Catholics &dm the parish ilffelzhans,lataa . 'Llpookaddre; and from two wishes Ia the county of Too t , a brave of Devon. • • . - . . _,--s 9rderea tole Du UM tahlo; , ',. 'lad -7: - ;Teed GODSEICH wished to say; tin [ *Et Pitied:et - Me ' The Ihnt it LONGFORD resented Amidst Pediensillega I beir beitiabilitit timi'dlelleaula cesserinceal frapestelds, • • . imiNitnatrArbreced to aMI Oa tables -v":- i • • .... .. . . -As. • ' • s . . . . . . ~ '•I g k Rs nig IS IV eh ecd , te ieb M , et M dal ' doe, bi• yr. We 1