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' 411 5.... ...".. .' f g . ) C . i t • . / 1 1: Al ir .' . 1 , . , / •„, 0' . . . . ... . - • • NrKitia.7+3s6. sxruitpAY; KAY TagATItE• ROYAL, COMIUMILDAN. *11314: PRESENT EVENING, MAY V; Will he performed, THE GAMESTER. • To which will be added. • • 'THE SECRET MINE. - • On-Monday, tbo-Tyagedy of :Cato. .tfoosfitatelo•Draniatie:Speascia of like Stor . ettifige,cyry irepaltiajoithr.DOce• rCk wcl begin 'hit Summer am- COURSE c(tECTURES nu the THEORY and PRAC ,,,nt ay . i.inic, MATER IA PARP CHEMISTRY, and :iK e d 4r . jiThrtbA istb..awn oelock in the morning, at his be N ev inchige-atftet, Blaelifriarg o where further particulars son ILIQUOVralicl: CO. Irifixt fi i ll 7 acciimint, the tw t h a t . the STAlt'LOTTFitir will be Drawn. on t he alollUMß. Scheme contains sway Capital Prises, boideptkow et4SO,OOO, A 40,0114 ASP*. Only anon Thula, yillidt slag* alrebOoimit taro*--Ordon. by Pow. or Car-. s idontswededjetr.tPriies paid on demand a; Ha t sinew and • CAlitir-rritabliilt.4 Siete ;Au/ft Oilite i en; Corn*. ' • s . • • ..-- --- . --- . - 7 — = - LaiT - 1 'Orr Xj1• 1( - - - SWIF,T Ott* ighe Coalliktors) respectfully in, , forra the.Pu *at the lAtle• Lottery will be drawn au the ONG'S BIRTH-DatY. There are only B,oooTideeis, aod &Sebum centahre the fellow here CAPITAL PRIZES: • I t . of 429,000 9. of 41,000 a - 10,000 4, - 5 . 0 0 t - 5,000 4 - 400 I. - Moe 4 .. 300 1 - • _%ooo_ IL - _ _ 2OO 404,1472,01. 414, 484, 150, 44(4 Ste. ace. eat.c. Tjokess opct awes VC. *Olin. a St'Or:Taitll 2 .Ces, Ofgeet, Na U, Pooltry i s N 4. 12, quietus-Cross awl No. 31, Aldapte Nislootron.' I, in Octavo, the Seeond-Edittun 4 7 11 . rRTUGAL. A RQEM, IN TWO FARTS. Dr LORD• GEORG& GILILNYILLE. Noted for firraptrni Hitrati Reny Qrme, and Brown,Tater, gaostatrow; asni. u. tha Britkih Gallery, 140. 54. New Bond ana% - 13tiadarjvial.publisbod, in TWWVoIs: gitun:plice the siath Edition of THE WORffi of. the Right Hon. LADY MARY WORTLEY MONTAGU, including her Correspondence, %mu, and Essays, published by peripission, from her. genuine. csd (or 1 - 0 / 1 0 1 11mwearst, Roes, Ofilla and Brown, Pater,- vixicprow,. and at else British Gallery, 54, New Bond -street. NEW Mtistc. tabildsd by G'oulding WI Co. 60, Soho-square; anti 7, Was& • • of a TITS issaiiitaikarooplbubila. Opera the Cnle of Sorrento, now gee- Itennewich uoiseretappieow. s e tt_Vbeereliareil. 4a7r. calti.o l 46sPolse by T. Aissiood• prigs nap be hail. tegtuato t—The.Overture,. price 25.; rrom Prow (the celebrated ?tarp Stets),oice 11. 6d.; Together their we'd finally etrag,prlce ls. 6d. Vat lovaay, prise eta W *demi mow appose, a. Dna, pit* be. As aboisisoiai ke biL l itotroWaP adittiCieunys WWI% OP glerifo4l silaCCealt ot etpr Brithltarms.h.Pownspl, composed by W.F. Stevenson:, price. 6E4 Out htboarek. the Prince, and . the Nation, a Loyal Song, compared by J. Artattainght, riee la. 6d. —" - NO. - 3, -- PALL444•Ar t fi. TO TIPS LIONIN. lIPNAFFIR A Rl' &IPA MANG G 41 moot htfer•Peesnropetairtinenca. k. Ettatrr LESSONS. stianatultickisponeletig adapted fur Vaus, Grecian Lemitr. *karat" Root. Glasses. and Windows, in Landscape, and Pettit. Landscape Painting in Oil and COINS, ineenteted i. atlsauneraew•an& focile. VELVET PAIN MG* FOUR LESSONS.—,tatiles who mid. in the w att , 191 9 biela *Oh of Gls* toad Velvet Painting coin. 299 kviit Ms Won lag Isttere—Speciotene, of the above Woke 1 9IW *eke * Anise' nesidencts. ' This &ay 2 pace es. TRZ.EDINBUR.G :REV (EW,No. X XXVI It Com ikre.—htes Plops on the Passions, vol. 3. The Crisis at the Dispute with America.—Llnnaues Tour in tyiasd Hired Erskine's Speeches on Miscellatienims Sithjeet9.---• smisiddee Lentils of Tippno Sultan.—WiLum'a Pi ente.—Slr lowa tonally on the English Criminal Law.—Sir George 311Ackatte's travels In feel:lnd.—Lord CLirendon'a Religion and Poley.—Laid Byrou's Chlide Harolde's Pilgrimage.—Dr. Ent , vol u.—Quarterty Liu of Finw Mitt gir Bendunt aaA Ditsvant's New Work.—lndcz tie,l94. vellum& ..__ll44lbittgis: Printed for Archibald . Ccinstable a nd CO. ; and w.noi Cochrane, and Co. Fle g- street, London. Of whom may be bad, Complete Sets, in tit volumes, price In best*, or tingle Numbers, rile 44; 'v-74V EAST-IHDIA CHARTER. ---- WAL OF THE • • • TM. day were pubtiebed BY Bleat, Parr, and. C.. Leadennaahs4l.,-, PA, _ PERt; respectiug the NEGOCIATION for a RENEWAL of the EAST INDIA COMPANY'S EXCLU, SIVE PIVVILEGES, printed by Ot4er of the Court of DireClaki hie the Information of the Proprietors, Roo. Ptlct si. 64. It. Correlpondenee and Peueeediaga in Ile Negodation for a ililliVal of the East-India Company's Charter, Ivo. prise is. ggl- Report on the Negotiation between the Honourable last• r a 7 real eoltgany and the Public, reveralog the Renewal of the o Estlesiee Privil e ges of ThAli• for 90 years from M1'194, by J. Bruce, Es". M. P. F. RS. Re. & e. 410. M annals of She Honourable' East-Indira Company from their r i sbakto by the Charter of Queen Elisabeth, 1600,10 the t ; Of tbt London and English East-India Company, 1797-8, 8 . Eaq. M.P. F. LS. Ike. &C. 3 vols. at% At 10& ° la Pope, a. 64. . - _75.—A. !Attu front'the' Rev. Robert Hardy; Vicar of walbetton sod Hoogbtoo.lo Sussex, and Chaplain to his Royal ilktons the Prince Regan. To blr. Seas :r Caw. Blaokftiars-road, Londe*. IR , If you deem my testimony ill favour of your Iteratai gs f or the Cont. tarn to promote their toe, Tom are lintilmsty to snake itknovelt In any way you please. Ea driolt.aanniser I had an attack of Gout, for the second time Lor-nrn, in au of ray feet. The pain was age very violist, Mths tinerropla of the part, wu so put, that npon Plain Int afitte ljunaltualda. to put ivy ANA 00 the Moor. I da do ami _ atairl b y t_ ll 4tip of a emelt, and Inunediately took four of your Irw , al al aPPWyoar Lotion. Tlio polo soon ceased ; and after .. evaraastioold far as boar. ueordiarto year direatleas, I found i l erwitald* sawn* veltbast, either •cratelt at WY *kr oirrli t " =eget Ate vat Of your znedicluea for !yam 14 solt-oar a afignad upon the complaint, bad no uetniti o—•• 1 prevented from lift, out, aod iaa hrtbe tad slialTinleifrou sway &woof tisorder. _MC oirOdigni V•ORIWC MASS,. " Fi r 1i , 4 1.0 2 91. , . • ' • • IDATRIOTIC 149T0% STY MAY,IBI2. AT a. GEkERA,L MEETING of the Merchants, Bankers, anti others, and of the Subscribers to the Pa tAotic Pone, convened this day by public advertisement in the Merchant SeATUXes Ofke, over. the ft DOLE:change : 'RUSTOtI L,ONP. 1141. in the. Chair. Hirying.beard a. Report front the Committee oti the realists and disbursements of the Institution from its establishment (in July, ltieft,) to the present time; end the Meeting having con sidered, the balance now• remaining anappcopdatid,.and the. nonarroos eaaims stilt to bit made. (more. particularly the great relief required foe s the families and it:hitless of thikilled, and fer. the - brass ofkcers and men disabled, at the Memorable and im po conquest of the Fortiensof•llisdajos) , ; bang :Ow strongly impressed with the groat co and. best/Was effects. of aupporriagand continuing the uoden(this.intokutitin , ***rut unsolatoudy, That this Messing . dam It highltpro-. ,per tit the moist. critkal.pt;iod, contimie to Matured the, general sympathy of all classes of Ms hisjeity's subjects towards . our gallant defenders ; partlinlirly on : the stern . splendid exer tion of unparalleled intrepidity, displayed in the, attack arid con. gleM 0f.4.0414*, Reaolvid unanintonsly, That an additional Subscription be,now opened, in aid ofthsPatrlotic Fund*, to enable the Committee to combine its accustomed relief• to the meritorious and sneering Objects. of the Institution • and that the Contribution...of aft ranks be earnestly requested . i n of.this benevylent purpose, • The following Sums have. been sribserihed : pay iVsGenetal Fund, His Grace the Duke, of. 3 per. Ct. Con 4 410,000 0 Bucclengh 109 0 :BONO= Long 100 0 Captain it. Welsted, I .Blr Thu. Bering, Bart. 100 0 E. I. C. •10 10 Siring, Brothers Sc. Co. 100 0 Thome, Ferguson 10 $ lO Manning 8; Anderdon 100 0 William Brown W 0 I.•}. Angerstein .. 100 0 Emanuel Silva • 1 0 10 I Joseph Mr— 100 0 Joseph N. Smith to 10 ntrryat Itoloert Sitexlden 100 0 Cbgett and Prays 100 0 Timm, Icing 100 0 J. Thomson, T. Bonin . ; and Co. 100 0 Joshua Reeve 100 lanes, BeveridgelcCo. 100 0• A. Riddell 100 Win. White. Higbbori place 5 0. Felix and George Clay 50 0 J. C. Villiers- 50• 0. Thomas ROvircroft %0 Q.' J. and B. Pear* 100 0 Thomu and Stephen Nicholson Munro, Stem, and Munro His Grace the Duke of. Grafton Edward Shaw 10 10 Robert. Hickena Itl 10 Joseph Williams dS Son 10 10 H. Blackburn, Ber mondsey, Edmund Rigbi, Liver. pool Steplaeo.Thoniton,Bro. then, and Co. 100 0 The Goyernor and Company of the !Link of England 5000 0 John Curtis, LudgitA. hill (24 donation) 10 10, Wm. Stack 20 0 Greenwood, Cox, and Co. 100 0 Right, Hon. Admiral Lord Gambler 10 10 100 0 . WELSFORD, Secretary. 'a, and by the Bankers of the Subseripthma received at United KOidnin. PRkFERMENT. Ti? be $0.L.1),, a CHAPV.I. at the We st-end of the Town. Also a RECTORY , with a prapeet v_ry Mirk pbeelletlprk—Fig pArticulari, apply to Mr. Tyudale, Sok altos, IS, Vateohea-iun•fieldi. • • ISLAND OF PORTSEA. 'TQ• h LET, a pleasant COUNTRY RESIDENCE, cacti GROVE VILLA, situated in Wish-lane, about 15 or. Re minutes walk from Portsmouth and die Rubins nichioes, The Premises contain a good Drawing-room, Dininkroom, anti. Presltfast Parlour, excellent Bed-mums de tached Kitchen and Wash-house conveniently fitted up, and Bed-ms, Servants' Rooms over ; a Stable and Ctiach-houdb, Kitchen Garden, and Plaasure.grouud tastefully hat& nut, ornamented with Trees, Shrubs, &c. Yost ftsycbAg particulars apply (if by tette:, post paid) to Mr. infin, Kett, Portsmouth. FOR SALE, by PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Friday, the 15th day of May last: TEE 41111 0 ARNO, GEO. MAncitAtcr late Mu ter, of the following dimensions ' pet register : - • Length en feet IGlitches I Depth 11 feet 10k inches ,Bsentith 83 feet filnahts Admeastires 197 tons. She is a well Unlit, plain ship, sails fast, and carries a large cargo fog the tonnage; is. exceedingly well found (men and pro visions excepted) taken by his Majesty's ship Nieman, Sir Mi chael Seymour, Bars. Commander, and condemned as Prize. The Schistose ABRSAIL, 'flaunty Pilsbury !Ate Master, of the following dissentdcinit, per register Length 66 feet 0 inches I Depth 7 feet 8 inches • Breadth 20 feet 0 inches Adtneasures 87 tons. ,Square sterned, has a woman figure-head, sails fast, and ear riot a fair cargo. This vessel is nearly new, is also well found, 244 in OlCeitcat enlOition.—Taken by his Majesty's ship Nix *Kn. and condemned as Prize. The Schooner PRIIDENTIA, John Tuck late Master. Di mensions per register: • Length 60 feet 5 inches Depth. 7 feet 5 inches Steadtli 17 feet 8 inches I Admeasures 68 tons. Square sterned, has a high quarter-deck, carries v fair cargo, 4 and mils well, She is in good order and wed found Taken b 7 his Majesty's ships Btra.r.PooLa and Darnn, and condemned a 4 Prize. • The St beerier SPY, built in 1809, of the following dimensions: Length 77 feet °inches Depth 8 feet 9 inches Breadth 22 6 I Admeasures 131 Tous. She is a very fast-sailing vessel, copper tottomed, and well found, paeskularly calculated for dispatch. Condemned as prize to his Majesty's ship Batts Penne, James Brisbane, Esq. Captain. • Theas vessels are well wordayeattention ; are calcubted fur ge neral purposes, requiring very little natfit for any voyage-wn and provisions excepted. For viewing, apply to the Shlpkeepers an board the respective muds; of tolWesars.-Hawora and Son% Meeehikutes Plywood —where farther information may be obtained; and also of the following, being the remaining parts of the cargoes : 171 Cooks Whale Oil, and 18 ?"one Campetic.hy Logwood, ex Arno; 5 Barrels Oil, ex Prudentia; 80 Boxes and 6 Half t'o. White Havannak Sugar; 117 Bags Coffee, 23 Serous Indigo, 18 Bear Skint.; 444 4 4 0 4 Horns, 0 4.514- Alpo, the Brig JOHN, of the following dimensions: dth 63 feet 8 inches I•Depth 9 feet 7 inches Breadth 22 si Anseasures.llBl St-84 tons. Foreign built, and made free; has a &spare stern, silk fast, ca det a largo cargo, and talus, the 'mod well; is yalculaga4 for general rurposea of trade. lindtediately afterwards ' the remainder of her Cargo, amidst: ing of about 19 Pieces Fir Timber, Id t4-and 3-inch Mask, • et SceafffearS. For lorilculirx XFP4' X 4 O Meters- livwxra. end Sone, Mer chants, Plymouth. JOHN LUSCOM BE, Broker. Alms in be Peremptorily Soil, by virtue tat a C.opsmiasioa pf • Appraise sent and Sale, addressed to J. Umber, Esq. Thefine Ship FORTUNA, formerly she George and Mai, av ark :Ilse a igswei hot • pkeenskom.—taegox Vie* iika9—Dliftis 7 hat Otinflohl Bradttt 5.4 feet 814e11..'--Petef 048. ifes I 0 inchnio- A.deseasures lop 81-9 e Tons. Would =AO a desirable tempers.? Packet, se oke mlb eatel J or soma Mesebentallns embhoiss *a properties .of andlsitztb‘irehe Is in MOW c9n1 1 81 0 1 3 , 49a'* 004 b good Se9re3s baying Wete i17r14 rkthiF after sailing knots Madeira. fbe i dating Mies Ai ebipaMehituptss end .Selitas 1840onsitleased as ass inforulation apply to the ea the. tonaiing.! bow *ow. UhvosawirdfsbAitAkatiktimetisk 0791A_PlOf MI , 4 1 4 1 ' irinV9l4olo4llofgr !• P4*LiAitENTA Housr , The Resolutions (4 the the claim. of Sir J. lane" Ksr t. read and avowed of. Report MartptisWRLI:ESLEY * lireteafed Merchattie idLoit((lcOnnecied with that it might still be confina the.table. The Mate Abe". west.. "gains the Ordere a ta Castile* whltehowes alo..eiveriil other thee pPoopAllitae on Monday. Earl OROOVENOR tot ved of "Pk Derst!splin 'Usher irons whence they were act., Hii LOtsfrhip then intimated siovean Adders" so the Pei case of the, death et the i. see whethcr.the odes ought . emoluments redness/. The Bari of SS:I_OLINGHAYPHIRR . _ Bart writ' to have etmraluldbated Lialseelttenhdoretise Dist heel] ahvved " The had of MARRO convetilynclei attending: givir,g prevloui notice. Lord HOLLAND protested" ought aivtafs to be given. courtesy, but it. would L. adapts d, and would dinrnish Heate.-:-Adjorrued. HOUSE COMMONS. The Transferable Stock Bill went through a Committee. The Report was xeceived, and the Bill ordered to be read a third tiroe to-tnurrow. The Ruhtitans' Bill was read a second time, and committed' for 'Fit , . The Matme Cart Toil Exemption Bill was read a mond tins and committed for Tuesday. Mr. WELLESLEY POLE moved, that the Papers presented to thg House yesterday, respecting the Cieditors of the Royal canal Company in Iretand, should be referred to a Select Coos mittee. The Right Holt. Member said he wished these Papal should be investigated, that it. might be ascertained what stye these wutks were in, and whether it was possible to extend any public relief to those unfortunate persons, who, on the faith of the Company, had adianced upwards of sCBcO,OOO, and now could not obtain any interest whatever for their money ; by which cireurnstance many of these unfortunate persons were reduced tDI beggary. Motion agreed to. Mr. H. SUMNER obtained leave to bring in a Bill for better regulating the Nightly Watch in the City of Westminster, and the vicinity of the Metropolis. '1 hr. Bill was brought in. read a first time, and ordered to be read a tecond three on Tuesday. Me. WILBERFORCE presented a Petition from certain Woollen Manufacturers of Yorkshire, against tke Monopoly of the East-IctiiiCompaay. The Irish Sugar Dtittilatlon Bill was read a second time, and committed for Monday. Mr. P..COOKE moved, that the Petitions presented from the Framework Knitter should be referred to the consideration of a, Select Committee. • • Mr. .L.smrrki seconded the motion, which was agreed to. Mr. G. CLALtK moved the second reading of the Scotch Di& tillery Bill. 'llse sPEAKKR was proceeding to read the BM, ar)wiklieells covered it had no"Easactment, either by Lards or Coalkhbria. He therekies obiritsseslialtie nos Billitauat be withdrawn *d a WV- Bill peeparest. . On the motlei of Mr. HORNER, an Account was ordered to laid before the House Odle total Amount of Exports from Britain to the Continent of Europe, during the years 1805, 6,7, 8,8, 10, and li,dutir uiahiug themnotant of Brltiskand Colonial produce. -PARLIAMENTARY REA. Mr. BRAND was sorry to be obliged to bring forward a measure of such extreme importance as that of which he had given notice, in so thin a House. That it was so empty he could only attribute to the circumstance of its being brought forward by so hum-1 ble an individual as himself. He, however, had some consolation in reflecting that those alarms which had formerly been excited when this subject was agi toted, by an apprehension of revo l ut i on a r y designs, had in a great degree subsided ; and he therefoie trusted that it would be calmly and dispassionately discussed.. He declared himself to be no friend to innovation or speculative improvement, and avowing this, he hoped to have the support of the House and of the country at large. The people in this country, alarmed at the situation in which they saw the na tions of the Continent, were satisfied that ii was not for them to attempt any speculative innovation, and he thought it would be well if the Government of this country had imitated them, in this respect, ky iooking•at the neglect of Foreign Governments and: i • " tits consequences, and profited by the view in the *me degree as he thought the people had profited by loci rag abroad. It might be said, why did he bring this igbject forward now, at a time when the people themselves appeared indifferent about it ? That the people were indifferent about it, he would deny...-, They had before proofs that this was not the fact. The variety of petitions which had lately been pre - sented to the House was a proof that it was felt that some change in the representation of the people was necessary. Bat if this had not been so, when it was considered how the manner in whi c h Members were returned to that House had been published through.: out the country, it.would have been incumbent on Parliament to have taken the subject into considera lion. A motion had been made - by an Honourable Member in that House, on the practicel of Ministers in getting Members returned to. *at House. The motion was resisted, and the gieneral' feeling of the House seemed to be that it ought not to lie entertain ed, as the practice ‘t.as notorious. The practice, however, had been reprobated- by many, af4 ev the Speaker had declared, with his gre4l katterredge of the Cons.itution, that Members were returned to that House through practices at.which tbeirancekdrs, would have startled wi th indignatiOn- He. ( Mr; Brand) thought that the admission of _ lity of the practice was a strong andintainr lwg aunt in favour of their taking 6e eadnaidesthtion. That to which helidprin du' wet the attention of the - House, Was th , Per*Pils Palo were raf % linctl w,44 4 .44 fPY present th 6 -people. fie had ettlit which-he wpaid,read 4b them z a curiosity, ;any Gentlenaan ;Mad its accuracy, t he ,Irupe thitercogetneu would Move tOr Committee :Houle on the ipblect and then - be Ott; he *add ; dvaisce;l* their! _thin)* t tended to ditettistArgiehni: MOO ibrillacelazi9a • • : • . sp ea _ 9 1 t4gial ---- it Ho* it could be palled he kn ew nit, ut to his; appeared, that if Parl4inient hitch iiiiht to eniet that they should have a duration of seven yeAri, thi - t - fia a . tight to prolong it foi gr . - yes:ye or for I:1e. 'Hill* descanted at some length pa t the disidvantiek Of Septennial Parliaments, he priikeedsd to state thil plan which he wished to submit to - dte Honse. - Tistris were a number of places Which retiraed:Mernhervii which had no population. He would repose die such places.shoulal be disfranchised .pd 'twat nth* places of great opulence, • and ist*essui **NO* inhabitants, should be enabled to return tis Parliament'; such as' Birmingham Sheibild;Piiit of the large county of York (which ;eturnethrit tyro Members to Parliament), and that . vast Mass of * pulation to the Noah tit Oxford-street. • The • - thing he wished to get rid of , ' was the nominatio n which he had siloken, as Of this 'he could not think without a feeling of disgust, which be would noteit press. • Mr. Pitt, - in the early part of his life,' hall proposed a plan for the reform of the rep:ignite* of the people, Which . he (Mr. Brand) . thought . dip House would nave done well to adopt, in which he adverted to the state of 35 or Sd bat:night. Theo boroughs were still in the same dilapidated, uninha bited state in which they were at that time. .They *were considered merely as propertf to convey the power of nomination from one successful sgeculateir ,to another. There might be considerable diffictirty In transferring the elective franchise to the plate, be had mentioned, but the nomination of which belted'. plained first got rid of; that might be an after colisi• deration. It was formerly the practice of the Ootintrt to throw boroughs convicted of bribery into the hea dreds. NO4 he would ask, what difference it Soak, whether a poor ignorant uninformed 'Voter sold "his vote for £3, or a rich speculatoi. bii nominakithi fOr ,CSOCO ?. To him the criminality appeared the. same, and the mischief in the latter case much greater than in the former. The bribed voter could not command the person from whoin be. received the bribe, but the 1 bribed nominator could dictate to that House, te die • people, to the Ministers, and to the CrOwn. • Pie,' wished some of time boroughs . to'be thrciain into tile country, with a view to' their being rubseiatientig fairly and equally tepresentedin Parliamer.t. 'it lie-' were allowed to bring in a Bilk on the subject; he would plove that these boroughs were boiight and' sold as regularly as any woollen Manufacturei were that Gentlemen wore when they canal to that House. If this were agreed to, he hoped the House • *Mild let it go to a Committee, b which he thought be should withlittle difficulty be able to suggeif*lllin for equal representation of the people. - He fhoeght 1 Copyholders ought to be allowed to vote for Mem bers of Parliament. A Parlianient like thepieseht rriWit do well to register ti e edict's of the Miniiter, to indemnify him, and to cover him from the public Indignation,. but he thOught, - after the decision mi the 1 Walcheren question, and after the decisioni whf# the House find come to °anther qUeitiOns, Write' of . them, of a personal nature, which; for that real% le would not mention, that no v.-an who read therm hh tort sentdd think they Spoke the sense of the peopk, or sympithiied with the feelings of the eountry - Mis opinioto and his plan - were the sante atlitv Wee 1 wen he brought the subject forward' two - ye:4e ape. —He thought all must acknOwledge thardiey Were uDi fairly •the Reereientatiies et - the people• 'ln all their decisions ! ' parry was to be Win against 144, and interest against Interest. A powerful vita:64y ' "hti ' 1 faction her was to be seen against a rang ; he thought no person in the ecieutry*conld 'doubt drat the present repreiehatiOn of the country *as unfit and' inadequate, and not *coiling to any thing lilk.. in thin:toot remote degree; `intonstitutional idins' if refiresetitatiOn: • The Honse *Ould deqter rerdi the confiaence iif there& . until nthe sacrifioia.thetr interests own on Aim!. publ ic ' •Tbe Ai alfcinOuriiblerientlimaii opkiaiite (M - r.Rydeir . :, .' at this asieriion•t but he might be •nasosa • • - t it toiler refOrni in the ropiefentation of ' this . - • ufd • in - wit' - - tranqullF. its tlist_ He 14 .4 _ , tud • ' 410001. • • • ,! - '.!. - . ~ . . % . . . „. ~....... . . .. t • 'or • , 1. - ' • 1.- :; ',.1: . . . • api, , - 4.1. gr i ' f -L46 '.. • . : lik, ..i e gr • . .. . .:%.:. II • Ili t; i., A al . 11 'a • ! S.` VO . - • • • ' • .I . ' . 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Nybat he most objettel. to. hos 4 rtv,tir - '/. ..' ot : inuk k a t . C1P 3 1 44 • 44 : tin the P es i g t a n s l . B,individruili sfiOulti nnisutiajo' 'PV Mt, : .• „Int r .. ~, . il t• i 4 4 " 4 „,,,mr, p ,„„ iia n s" ,m.r. W . F0 ,. 9 ": Ire . fand, hi itland;and En a kliii" c t i — h - t lff_. , ei-e1 - • ,•- ' abar, - served that the - Honnitrabiel . half s i4 • word for anateount attic emoluments fOri,thiminfher a Members imaiii f t e a kr, c, ~-.- !of the 11 4,( 4 ‘ 10.4.* awl clothe.KelPfs tont tii be 326.3-111 e &meg av •.• • J 11 / 1 " 41 . ' 4ll ' awtillin a gr e ! ( - 11° : 1;4 nOititidid - bi ISt litstittsi.4i hi sa l id . , 1 •• • • minut e d that it t roight p ro /doe to .. .. Prince Regent not to 'apPosit another in b e t was retu rned tr the nOtrutiatioil,or Aro , A i ';_. present .0/leer, -hats:lief to.gkro time* hilittenee of (82 in rig:finder Tar , ...• 1 Jght, not t , bes.botter ITlollaafd:aoAlt. ,be is 4ho were si) ininiiiicea by:l - IdtbAs7 tion434b . miat nos " tett Now addit_kg id. cheat the TO placemen hair WO" - mist i et4 Li s i s iii i d da b e l eg il a bo m m o t the Rime ! it iuld be aefen . that thir'stiO.24 . 3v .., • ..„., . sons who lee wit - 3600 iiitt fAti-Pelitol44;_., - )witV ailvp , aed to this , as oni . ortte In• . according to whit thernUgYst:think wjiiriei: ' Imo: :a de uncut: fe°Ptile "' I p r "O 4 F d i these swere added the 40 broutht in bi - copp;. A rotated against the doctrine that notice I but. rather than - Overstate thi nu m b ert h e 4 . • • to a. h mi g ht be a very proper nutter of ! the number so introduced at' 3(1, and then itliveii e• I be . a. very bad rule th be invariably ! be seen that 292 iersOns sat titian 'these mile: . it:aiala the, d'Sah7.l24 k*Fellauee of. the 7 had not the power Of . ritercfaing is free disc:tilt* ' debate. The Honourable Gentleniiii . 044 Blii . [SE OF COMMONS. • . here took occasion to speak of the 'Sept4agal ift:' the do dual more 'trincitatia - tin" Lenerislyerable c eln elibtiOeritosiOns amt s . Ht ret i c i iub'ect *." • 12*404064 pr;b..; •' ;. lirriififil aMe cane would lo ft :rtisnid the.ns **, ;t:oitrae'dfilmency of hte advticAre. tfunr4linfe. r .oais ;o re, ; pi; tliii heibould be alloyied• to.bririeferfle-trio a calculation, to • 41 . 4 Lriosity; and if hiariciorties' • * tie lriopecl *that tir 7 thealiganif of itsiuthoritt;faibi-abiti • • 0.01~ mmittet tha with 'attic :laic elecinOtiothfir,,tlin • 130.) would try or Vodpir.f, .TtleitollV . 44 • ne than he yid?" byita tb A calcubt o gi v i m i b l iati.codzapir4tjviojr. • •• • . •• . , • 0 • • so 0 52 10.1 10 0 20 0 TA B day was publh,he4 Voiupie First, in ars, pric49s. AUTLINU of. NATUAAL PIit.I,4Q.SQP V' Wag Heads. of Lectures delivered in thi. UniversitY of loSubttrgh.—By JOHN MAYFAIR, tedosor of Natural Philoaepby faille University of Edinbutsh, *Row of the Royal *sissy of London, and Sserctasiy of the Royal Society obEdio -4100. primal far LoacAtaniiinrata 4414, OVUM 4 04 .8L0W4 Ok la and Davies, and John Murray; London ; and Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh.