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FROM LAST Nicirrs GAZETTE. CARI.TON HOUSE, FEBRUARY 17, This day Hs Egerlieney Baron Fara, AmSaasador Fetraordi nary and Plenipotentiary from his Majesty the Khig of the Ne therland+, Grand Duke of lametnboorg, had an audience of Ms Royal Highness the Prince Regent.. to deliver a letter from the haul of lull Sovereign. assuring his Royal Highness of the sincere j•iy with which his Majesty learnt that the atrocious act attemp ted u?ln the sacred person of big Royal fitglitwas tad by Dint+ Pa OTIDUCCC, failed of any fatal result, and espreashig the lively irttre.t which his Majesty 'alt..% in the preservation and harp*. Less of his Royal Highness Hia Fletliency was introduced to the audience by l.nrd Viscount Cadleseisght Ms Majesty's POD' &pal Secretary of State for Foreign Alleys, and conducted by Robert Chester, EN. Assistart Master of the Ceremonies. CARLTON 1-NUSE, FEBRUARY la. This Jay his Eacelkney the Marqoessd'Otanoml, Atishaesscior fi Ton Christian Majesty, had an audience of the Prince rot, to convey to his Royal Highness the most cordial cote., gra, irtai.ut s I f his Most Christian Majesty, upon leis Royal High-1 e , ,,'; ticdpe Irons ehe hue atrocious attack upon his person, and to express to his Royal Highness the warns interest w:ach his Won Chesiian Majesty feel; in the welfare of his Royal High rtee. His Exce:lercy was introduced to the audience by Lord Vi count Clurerragis, his Majesty's Principal Secretary of State fir Eqreign Affairs, and conducted by Robert Chester, Esq. As sistant ?slaver of the Ceremonies. l'lt;s Gazette also cattalos a Proclamation by the Prince Re sea, retiewing tl e offer of sesoo reward for the junior Watson, a d a l ,o offal:lg a similar reward for the appreheals'on of a per sw. 'tamed ' levrood. late of tiouthamptou.buildings,Chancery lam., bah of whom stand charged upon oath with High Treason, committed by them and other persons now in custody in the Tooter of London. Another reward of £5OO is offered for the amsreltettsliag of any person concerned in concealing the said W4bUtl or 1 histlewood; and duly apprizing such person or per sa,s, tba by so offeadirag," they will be guilty of High Treason.'" BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Richard rlayton Powell, now or late of Warrington, Lancashire, • publican and victualler. Staudt, of Leominster, Herefordshire, farmer. BANKRUPTS. Leonard Srni.b, of &anal: Cumberland , lead-miner, dealer and chaintiati, to surrender March 6, 7, and April I, at eleven, at the Coffee-house, Carlisle. Anomie., Mr. lianye, Chaticery lane, London ; or Mr. Robinson, Carlisle. Joshua VoUans, of Leeds, Yorkshire, carpenter, boat-builder, and chapman, Feb. 78, March 1, and April I , at e keen, at the Court Howe, Leeds. Attornies, Messrs. Tattle, .tick= artisan, and Gaunt, Leeds, or U, Foolery, London. W lliatn Wilke, of Coventry, victualler, dealer and chapman, Much 5,6, and April 1, at eleven, at the Castle bin, Coventry. Attornies, Messrs Woodcock* and Twist, Coventry. William Watson. of Wakefield, Yorkshire, corn-dealer, dealer and chapman, March 7, is, and April I. at elevik, at the Sex soons 1-I,ose, Wakefield- Attornies, Mr. Evans 9/, Hatton- Garden ; or Mr. Robinson, Wakefield. James Jordan, of Houndsditch, London, dealer in spirituous liquor., Feb 2.5, March 4, and April I. at eleven, at Guildhall. Attertiles, Messrs. Wharton and Ford, Clokters, Temple. Joseph !Seward, of Bridlington Quay. Yorkshire, shipbuilder; deAer and chapman, March 4,5, and April I, at eleven , at the firtimnia Inn, Bridlington Quay. Attnrnies, Mr. ilward Eyre, Gray's len-square, Loudon; or Mr. 1). Taylor, Bnd ling, rm. William Morrison, late of Newcastle upon Tyne, rope-maker. dealer and Chapman, March 14, 15, and April 1, at even, at the George Inn, Newcastle upon Tyne. Attornies, Mr. Janice Hanky, New sridge•ureet, London; car Mr. Matthew For. SW, Newcastle upon Tyne. Terrance Kaman, of St. Jamea's.street, Piccadilly, taylor. dealer and Chapman, Feb.2s. March 11 , aud April I, at ten, at Guild ball. Attorney. Mr. Punton, Wine Office•conrt, Fleet-street. Alice Fen , t, of West Smithfield, kondon, hardware and toy. snerchanr, dealer and chapwornan, February if, March 4,and Argil 1, at tett, at Ouadhall Attorne), Mr. Crcfr, No. &7, Chancery lane. Litres At'ams, of !lolvriell-street, Sheireditch, druggist, dealer Chapman, Feb. 29, March e, and April a, at alZycal, at Attorney, Mr. Thomas Grill* 16, Ftatherstouo- L.llir.gs, Holborn. Robert Chalbt Irk, the younger, late of Riehmood, Yorkshire, racer and spirit-xerchant, Feb. 22, March S. and April I, at sterol, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Egerton, No. 2, Gray's Imi-aquas e, Loudon. James Cur.ningbasn, of Market street, Bedford, ceradealer. Feb is, March 4, and April I, at eleven. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. John Coleman, Eurnivars lon, Holborn. E"Zabeth Colton, of Birchwood Park, Norhury, Derbyshire, widow. litneburner, Feb. t 7, U, and April r, at eleven, at the Bill Inn, Derby. Attorneys, Messrs. Brittlebank and Bainbridge, Ashburne, Derbyshire; or Mean. Alnandge and New Ina. Landau. It!chard Methuen, of Manchester, manufacturer, March 7,8, and April I, at ten,at the Stu Inn, Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. John Walker, No. In, LA King-street, Manchester ; or Mr. Ms, Chaucer/ lane, Louden. • Garthroo Wail, of North Shields. Northairlatrland, chip builder, March 11, in. at eleven and April r. .at sine, at the George ' Tavern Numb Shields: Attorneys, Mears. Muffins and Poole, Hatton Garden, London; or Mr. Nicholas Fenwkk, North Shields. Otorp Norton Marcher, of Chester, carpenter and builder, March 4.4, and April I, at eleven, at the White Liop Inn, Chaser. Attorneys, Mes-rs. Philpot and Stone, Hare-court, Temple, London; or Mr. Pinckett, Cheater. Joseph Braithwaite, of Leeds, Yorkshire, elotMenereaset, Feb. al, Vs, at keen, and April I, at teh, at the Court Hasse, Leeds: Attornus, Mr. Charles Wilson. Greville-street, Hat. ton Garden, London ; or Mr. R. Z Payne, Leeda. Dili/AMENDS to be made at GUILDHALL March 1.. Wm. Hill, Gock-hill, Rateliffe-bigkway, grocer, at twelve. Marsh a. George Onnena, Gray's•lnn-lane, dealer, at sieves. March a. James Mali* K.eighly, London, merchant, at eleven. Feb. at Juhn hfoorbonse, Moans street, winmsnerelant, at eleven. Feb. erg. Wps. Sae% Upper North-row, Park-lane, coal duke, at ton. March S. Ann Freeman, Chatham, grocer, at ten. March a. Sarah Warwick, Old CayendieMetratt, drape., at ten. March S. lain. Mammas Hatton Gaulle, nitoac.seller, at twelve. March S. Wm. PlPtiesid, joradookall. • street, merchant, at twelve. Feb. et Daniel lervierd.ilhoneld, merchant, at twelve. March S. illideord Henry Thee. itaveley_ , Bartholomew Clow, dreier,. st M. Feb. Joseph abed and lobo ilattestbendse, ten-imiet, beferuseedwokete, at ten. Mardi IL late Akiebeet, Chides Midge le der, sad ones Hargreaves, Copthalidralldhise, eemei at eleven. March a. Mager liesketh Fleetweod WiSiente mid Miyeoa Wilson. Liver pool. surchante, at It March a. Edward Tebay Hastings, trunnumpr, at swam. March L Charlene Si. Cieerge's Fields, beek•seaker, at sea. March I. Oak, East. street. Manchester aciar4 grow, at ten. I t, Benjamin Radii's; Aidersoate.earee, eheesenonger,siten. Feb. at. P. MG Brett, Fen -court, Penchurch tenet, brober, at one. Mardi m Matthew Coale, Thoenet-erreet, tailor, attest DIVIDENDS to be Made In the COUNTRY. March it Thomas Gilbert, , grocer, at ten, at the White Hart, Leicester. March l lmieseter Was. Trendow, Winning wit, drug vender, at eleven, et tb: Crown, Northwich. I melt at• Hatton Radicle and Theme Johnsen, Coareltalt, wormed. nranufacturert, at ten, at the Red Lion, Colchester. Muck 10, George Wallett, Great Malvern, druuist,at eleven, at the far/ strAl% Gnat Million. March it Julies Johnstone, Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the George, Dale -street, Liverpool. CERTIFICATES—MA kcil a. J. Nowell, St. Martin's lane. builder. L. - Rice, Ashbrdm z our gs, portermsembimt. H. Hughes, Manchester, grocer. Dawsoo, Wakefield, scrivener. J. Luke, Exeter ' Manton. rr. R Coplead, BOrtiltdbliElmli-drsilvr.. J. 'f ucker,Long-acre, .an:drapen. 0. Freaks, Redckmigtreet, batter E. Bedard. Brook's-arewe. HallVeff 41 1. are, backneyntan. J. Fay, Upper (;etrge-iireet, child•baddinen-manufacturer. T. K in dl e . urea 1 aro.freth, woollen-draper. W. Carter, Sulgrave, baker. J. V 4) • tr a Chard. grocer. E. Phillips, Bristol, grocer. W. Haw, 15;:b061;p:aut-Inskar. M. Smith. Eristolo.oal.merchant. J. Flea, j,,,, W r.*.tlept.p clothiez. W. Zam a lillatoo, brick-maker. BUR}' DE4LAILITION.- We rejoice to End that the truly patriot'c displosi lion manifested by the Magistrates for the Division 'of Manchester, the Borougbreeves and Constables or Manchester and Salford, and other Inhabitants of those Towns and their Neighbourhood. by their Re solutions, entered into on the 13. h of Japnary last, is rapidly pervading every part of the loyal County Palatine of Lancaster; and we insert with the greatest pleasure the following Declaration agreed to by the respectable Inhabitants of Bury and its Neighbour hood, in that County, a veyy kw days after the Man ebester Meeting had taken place, and at a time when they were exerting themselves in the most benevolent, liberal, and judicious manner in relieving the unavoid able sufferings of their Labouring Poor; foe which purpose they had subscribed near one thousand pounds. EAGLE AND CHILD INN, Busy, I.A ti CA 4105., lan. 50, 1017. At a mErriNn held here convened tor the purpose of car rying into effect the very lib eral Subscription which has beet) entered into by the resActabic INHAIIITANTS within the Townships of BURY and ELTON, for the RELIEF tiE the LABOURING POOR within their respective Districts, EDMUND YATES, Esq. ha the Char: We, the undersigned, unenimnuely rests/we— That we now feel ourselves Imperiously called upon to form an Association for the purpose of endeavouring to defend the InhalAtauts of this Town and Neighbourhood against the evil imentiocs of designing and mischievous indivolvais, who, under ilse specious pretence of reforming abuses in the Government of our Country, are in reality intending to overturn that Constitu. dots which has boo the boast of ages; and to which, under Divistl PROVIDENCE, me are indebted for every earthly ulessiog which we enjoy. We consider this a duty which we owe also to our King, and our Country in generals we are therefore de termined to endeavour, at this important crisis, to support that Government which hitherto has protected every individual in its just rigtits, who has bad the happiness to five under Ir. fur these purposes . we also think it mesh's' to request the eo-operation tit all well.dispoied persons within this Town and Neiglibutnhood ; and we call upon all respectable Houschohlers to join us in int. iuediately becoming Special Conrahles, that we may be ready to aid the present Civil Power in case of necessity. Edmund Yates James Shaw Adam Hell Waikato Higten Henry Butterfield I.awrenceWil.liog Ellis Ctioldre Richard aetcher Thomas Bat- co 'by Thomas Hutchinson Jahn Batter by James ita.hile Thomas Norris Wclaanc Goodlad James Dawson Jonathan lawyer Janne Goodiasi Widictin Lives*, William Hardinan John Holland Ti.omas Cross Charles Openthaw Robert Shaw John Cross &mud %Vouticock John Walmiley Lawrence Hall lulu) Wuoccuck James Scott lames Cropper William Calruw Henry Whitehead John Booth James Hutchinson John Whotheati James Whittaker I lamas Porter John !atilt Wm. Crompton Robert W oud John Hanson James Porter Thos. Porter, jun. Benjamin Hit Isaac Wrigley Richard Mc.Mellon 1 Minn. Bridge T. Porter, sen. Richard Walker N alkalis Bridge Joins Brierley John Kay, link Hill John Dawson Edmund Whitworth Charles Kenyon Thomas Shaw S. Holker Hallam 'l2iontas Calrow J. Woollier, jun. William Appleton W. H. Hutchinson Edmund Cropper James Horroit John Grundy Samuel Hopkins Charles Mills John Hutchinson John Hutchinson John Lomat, sen. Richard Hudgsou Thomas Hutchinson James Redfern Isaac Wood Thos.Waralewonk Richard Kay, sen. Mm Wood 3. Woollier, fen. Joseph Holt John Jackson James Woollier John Healey John Dotson Joseph Woollier Thomas Barren Robot Battenby Matthew Walton Richard Howarth John Wyke Richard Wood Thos. Booth, sm. Thomas Opensbaw, J. Measlovrcroft Sam. Buckley, stn. Fern Grove Edward Bothwell James Parker Horrocks Spencer Charles Leigh Jahn Nuttali William Walker Joseph Bentley Thomas Pilk!ngton Ole. Grind. Walker John Platt Wm. Kenyon Juin Kay, Che,hans Samuel Openshaw Thio.Waimesley J. Omuta*, Pun. John Openshaw Richard Oftenhaigh bole, Jacob Wood Robert Parker jun. J. Opeuthaw, jilts. do William Kay Thomas o•Hrra I. Upeushaw, do. Alexander Forbes John Scholes G. Openshaw, do. Moses Bonfield Joseph Newbold sainted Balker Richard Nuttall 'I bonus Lord R. Kay, Mow Side Matthew Barlow Richard Holt James Jenkinson John Poison Janus Gee Richard Barth James Warburton Henry Cnwpe James Whitehead • Edward Grundy Richard Howard Richard Whitehead James Jardine Thomas Dixon. Thomas Waking '1 hosnas Crain ' John Cross Robert Wild Wm. Haworth Richard Aspinals lames Fletcher Jams Wuod Wm. Barnes Robert Johnson b..us. Fleets's, jun. Allen Norris James Greenleaves James Booth 1 hos. Wilkinson Edmund Utbsou John Fletcher Joan Heaton J. Kay, Brookshaw Thomas Fletcher Joseph lkoadky William tia:l Thomas Howard James Yates Richard Fichwick Francis Nona Wm. Noma Thomas Hasiant John Gretbalgh James Smith John Hall * John Hawoesh 'Thomas Crompton William Hall Richard Hamer Wm. Norris Witham Hall, jun. James Smith Richard Booth, jun. Richard Kay, sea. Charles Kenyon J a mes Hall Richard Kay, jun. Julio Orturod Win. Wood James Kay James Daritt Win. Hardman Tbsiosas Kay John Woulfenden Benjamin Scholield John Scholes 'Thomas Norris Richard Heaton John Grant Thomas Wilkinson .IPhisKitou Charles Grant John Haworth John Rostran Henry Ussewurth Ri.bert Parks. Robert Kay Samna Ashton • &mud Hauser Win. Roberts Thomas Crompton, William I ickie Thee. Williamson Organist John Tickle Thomas Pilling Robert Trimble John Smith Wm. Huh James Hoggius F.dw. Humptria Thomas Lees Thomas Rhodes ' J. Wrigley, Rock Josiah Baird:tun Join Warburton James Linsey Manias Warburton Robert lours Wham Burks James Nuttall Joseph Wilcock Rob. Ellis Curare James Chadwick Fronds Mather hisitui Knowles John Rowan Wm./461'mi Jolla Ward!sword' JSUICS Snatch Trios. itantsbbtiont Joseph *faylta KU Gorton Mkha~ Chadwick William Kay unstasi Barracks S. Appleton S. Appleton, jvn. llonjantin Dawson Him Knight John Lomax Omega Harris Joseph Parrett Join Shaw James Radians James Fletcher ,Ckarlos Holt Moms Standite Henry Ped Mac Chadwick Alm Norris James Harrison Cfristopber Norris John Norris Wslnuley Yates William Smith Thomas Cass Thomas Howard Jarvis Hanky is. Duckworth Samuel 1 homes Thomas Limey Edward Carter Thos. Matlack Abraham Wood Minh. Wood, jun. Jahn Smethurst Itiebard litnalturst Crompton • 'I homes Agar • 'lMilibent *twin John Wituchead George Holt Rich. Warburton Jo. Chadwick, jun. Thomas Bury JASULV Mather John - Mooch James Opeashaw Samuel Pilling Js. Openskaw, jun. James Stead George Lees Thomas Bentley John Howard John Nußall Robert Millit John Omit& John tloull J Ann Kay Rills Chantiloer Thomas Lomax Themes Rained! Henry Whittaker John Whitehead Robert Speocer William Goon Peter Rothwell James Lon= Robot George Samuel Healey Thomas Hoiroyd Jowl* OM Wm. Ra bwsY Allinson Juba Hull William Allard Joseph Gorton John roster Mat. Woisteaholme Edward Whitworth Thomas Richardson John Baia John Corspe Thos. Wardlewerth Jphn 'hither Thomas Clough Alexander bmith James Ashworth Therms liaroshaw William Turner John Broadwoed Thomas Winder Teddy Isherwood Ashen Trappe Arthur Potter Thomas &mat John Cones Tlionsps Bassett, On. ileary Gorton Jahn Clerarsiutw Samuel tip/wood Thomas Hen= Samuel Theasite Nam Jones ' ham Jackson John How* Wiu•Ontsakeek Henry Whitehead Peter Tickle James Janus Moadminedk William Wend . John Nista& ' I. Pisteber., Waggon John Bradley Rey %Lie, Bras- Samuel Pilling diseente Samuel Lomas William Serles Samuel Kay !Award Utile, do lobo dre, ash kuger Ro•coor, do. Henry t.haa Sohn rating, Bolton- James Cone street John Ki ler Alban MiCertnty,do. Henry Wm horror& Wm. Glover, do. Ple. Orienita;gh R. Fletcher, butcher '1 hooves Wo Thomas Lockbead Thorns; &Irnton! R. Rathsvr% Elton John Rostr.m .1011 Bridge, dn. Wzrbsrton F. Turner, Rick '1 hot. Howard Joseph k.otwisle, do. Thos. Vie e:ter John Leach, painter It icl.d. Mtliett Rechard Norris John Greeniralgh George Butterworth Robert Hope 'Wm. Gee John Nutt :tit James !form: John Ogden Josia4 Schollield Wm. Chas. *Nadal! John Poilbt l'huatio Spencer John Kershaw George H..worth James Gee, sett. James hlaudes;ey John Gee Robert Svencer Seholfishl Thomas Edovool Boiland Rich..c4 Ruben Kay, jun. bolo. :,:tkion lotto Drardett Julio Kann sbdtto:7l Samuel H.irrison J.,teph Hon '1 homes Gee Ratts:o:tottt Samuel Bowker Wil:iant 1 hooves Clegg N..thalt Wallw Rol , crt Aspioall 11'illiant Hone.% Walliant It bodes Fraa. Van John Sehollield Michael Itioue,!ey !aim s W rig!. y George MAIL:4 Samuel Chadwick 'Walker Olive George i.soltinge James %%Aden W.ldam Hartley •It homes Multoo Joseph MADOU Peter HAW. John Turner Wm. Iltr..littatt Robert Chadwick Chr s:optow Guest Igoe Smith George it Irmo Witham 1 assey Kish WhAtali se Jonathan Smith lyho Ram.hinttgla fkorge Futon Mai Mather ...nits Hargreaves Peter tVien James Kay James Pendlebory Richard Hamer Matthew Hansom.* 11nunits Kay Samuel Mammon's Robert Hun•avil Rich. James Gill George ()Pliant John Clemishaw John Bridge Konerr Se:oles John Speticr Joseph Nitiethoutt William Pat kinson John Brown John Shaw James liarlow John PoMeg Kith& Nu:reli James Nu:tall Francis Eaglin Wnt. Orrenhalgh Timms Holmes James Ashworth Robt. Greenhalgh John Smith Nam. Hamer John Fletcher Sam. lilhantler Rain. Holt Geo. Barnett Sam. Healey, km. Geo. Pickup Thwarts A..tnrm James Clegg .John itich.trdton James Haworth. Leonard Wild Samuel Gee Limes Dawson Anthony Hulmes Juba Hardman ic1 , ..1111.1d Wm. l;ev 'Kohn. Shepherd John Hulurea Jam!, Ker.haw Robt. Ker haw 1..11n Bentley John Sao'held Jus. Rantlru LONDON MARKEIS, FP.BRUARr IS. Cl rron.—The stock and arrivals of Cotton in London continue inadequate to the extensive de mand : the quantity of every desciiption, with the exception of 'Bengal, is trivial ; the purchases by private contract are in consequence limited to 1,300 bags. The East India sale consisted of ne irly 2.uttti ; the whole went off freely ; the Surats went off 2:1 a n d advance on the prices of 10th of January. The Bengals, although in extensive supply, went off Id to Id per lb. hightr than the late sales.-1,706 Surats of very ordinary quality realized 13d a 14d, averag ing ISO; good 141.1 a 16„tel ; datnHged 7f d to 131 d ; 42 Bengal., ordinary to middling, a 1 1.1; da maged Sd a 9,1c1 : the whole reported to be the trade, snbject, of course, to the duty of Id per lb. it used for home consumption ; the other purchases were-100 Pernams 2s a 2s Id ; a few very ordinary 23d ; 250 Paras 23d 280 Demeraras ?Aid a2s Id; 5.5 Barbadoes 19i41 a 2111 ; a small parcel common West India 181 d a 201 d; and, exclusive of duty, 300 Surats were taken Ind a 14+; and 280 B:nzals 100 a 111 d. The accounts from the country yesterday rate a decline in the prices, in consequence of considerable arrivals from America, &c. It occasioned a tempo rary heaviness here ; but there is to little Cotton offeting, that no declint was submitted to. It is ex tremely probable that the prices of Cotton will greatly fluctuate for some weeks, according to the arrivals. The quantity yet reported is greatly below the anti cipated imports; and so greatly is the stock of Cot ton in the country reduced, that, should easterly winds set in, of which there is some probability at this season of the year, the prices might advance rapidly. By the last letters from the United States, accounts had been received of the late great depres. sion of the Cotton markets in England, which would occasion some decline in prices in America, and would retard the shipments : on the contrary, should the westerly winds continue, the arrivals are expected to be on a most extensive scale. Suoan.—The request for Museovadoes during the early part of last - week, was languid ; towards the close the demand rather revived, though the sales were not at all on an extensive scale ; the purchasers for a length of time have been holding off, in expec tation that a eery considerable decline would take place; they now take only for their immediate wants, the general expectation of a depression has not yet subsided; the prices still 6s or 7s lower; it is, how ever, to be remarked, that the supplies from the loe Dutch Colonies, Demerara, Berbice, &c. will come early to market, and the quantity has been fur some years increasing. Cotres. There have been no public sales of Coffee since our list Publication, and we believe none advertised; the holders evince much &awe's, though the market has as yet disappointed the gene ral expectation, the demand continuing limited to small parcels for the home consumption of the coins-, I try; the shippers skew no disposition to anticipate their spring orders ; the consequence has been a heavy market. The Mails from Hambureh and Irom Holland will for some weeks be looked for with much anxiety, as they will sveatly govern the market prices here; lately Use chid exports have been for the Mediterranean, Commerce in that qoatter having lately been greatly extended. ' Rum, BRANDY. and HOLLANDL—The demand for I Rum continues so limited, that use prices are nearly nominal; purchases might be made below our re. duced quotations, on account of the languid market ; the holders however anticipate a considerable revival, more especially for export, as the prices are exceed ingly low, and there, is every probability of the ship menu to the Baltic commencing immediately, owing to the uncommon open season. Brandies arc agaei lower, on account of the late arrivals ; some Spanish Brandy at market is held about out quotation.— There is no alteration in Geneva. TOBACCO. The contract 'for ToSacco b♦ the French Government continues to attract consiorrabie attention ; the accounts yeiterday received mention, that the day appointed had been changed front the 10th to the 15th instant, on account of the number the tenders. and the great variety of samples; which had to be minutely inspected; the prices in this mar ket are *Meat variation, scarcely any business cf iected since our last report. Taanz.—There is no alteration in the prices or Timber since Mir last report. The m br chants, interested li► the Canada and Norway •re still in the same state of suspense respecting ate proposed alteration in the do:. PARLJAMENTiIRr .'ROCEEL',":ES, HOU:T O 7 COMMONS, r.:BRUARY This day heine fizoci for the a; i ointrropt of a criro i tuitt e ,. , ballot, to try the tveri:s of il.e L,tr Lisstioh f C the 1 1 1.14.1.:h Woliori-BA•ser, awl vim r,r bt:rh• 100 N:•tnbas Lin - sett • four o'clock, the Ht:use inurrdis,:ely . HOUSE OF I.ORDS, FEBRUAR.7 to. Sir S. Re:.titt4, Mr. I.e.tcrt. Mt. Coo vsTeuo, Mr. !..r,-.._ ettierr, Mr. !Ural CT, end Mr. BROTOtIAII, • hCZNI c. the Qiieemherry Leases. The hear.ig of the fur finished. Farilitr proeimings on Friday. A person from use We•tnd.:.t.•r Badge Commisskeer, rte. sentes! Papers.—Laid on the fah:e. IRISH OteTit.t.EflifT. The Eirl of DARNLEY, r. leering to the appliestilni stopping the Motlit ties is Ireland, but without gi'i"g imY a; '- ,non on the propriety of such a Mentfte, stated, that he thor i , . t subj:Tl well worthy ci Cofl Or re. VII, and therefore ra !et. an ACCtitAIIII of the Grain exporter' tr •an 'ream: !:rely • ure l a given treeiNJ ; and for another A - e•tent rtlatirc to tt r isrze subj:ct which motion, were agrr,l to. REPORT OF T!IE COMM urEE Or SECP The E irl of HA RROWISY p esented the it,•, 77 : of the St.cret Curornittec app. inted to istpii.e tiro certain Mixtings and Coinbinations endangerilLg a te public tr,nquillity. The Printed Co:.7es of the Report have not ye t been issue!, but we have eiien the sulstance t nal lenglh in our L art The Earl of LIVERPOOL moved that the P. prt be laid s.n avid be taken into co , .aice. ration on Friday, hat the House be uanialacd tor that day. Earl GROSVENOR expreseed his ',ripe „ „f , dente to justify the a ll.gatiops in the Re i n o t lira to he laid on the tabie the Co:Ili:lime wag. file 1itt0,13.1 was tn. , . •ety ted. Tiie lteigth.ge ot C . e Report Wal 4111 mil a aisaffecti.iti might b • rs' , l ) . Inar.l .1 ; lat4n aheady slo.wit, t'iat un fur :he .ef f icient means existed fur soppres,in, ...rt of the disaffected. were r : ...g• r their c:iuntry than t1.0..e uho wr di I r • ::! front a partial diss;ff.ctivn to abridge 0* c• the wl!o!e ol the peop'.e. Tl:e Earl of HARWOIVI3Y state.!, that • n occasion the course had been adopted which under similar citcurnstances, been adopted or, r.t.•:!::..r UCCRiiMiti. He had alwtys understood, that ota• the objects of Parliament in referring parr. tl Committee of Secrecy was, that a grcattr dev.e tt trust might be reposed in such a Conani:tre Lan is on con , ,iittited in the ordinary way i and that it wa. to be left to the discretion of the Committee whether the evider.cc unght - or ought not to be Lid sin table. Ia twiny cases, it was obvious that the vs duction of tine inforrnatioa on which the Report tea founded might have the eitect of counteracting tit objects which Parliament m'ght have in view in adbEt ing this course nt proceeding. The House was ordered to be summoned for ' Itrrnr , cuMENT AND REIOIII4 LAND f:1 PLTITONS. Lord HOLLAND ik.it:cf, tint he had same Pei. tions in tis hand, grounded on the distrested faux. Con o: he country, to be per seeted to tl:e'r Lards) ipe Hou3e. The first Petition was from the M Aldermen, and Livery of London. For;ei.littcec ing the Report which had been jast read, he Nusie , l the House would listen to the c treplaints at the p ., pie with indulgence, and the mere €SpeClay. 1:1 Ct • • sequence of diet Retort, would do nothin4 u, etscots rage the exercive et the rittltt of whittling the ttt-. Houses et Parfament. Whatever might be the 71• legations and statements i t Petitions, if tire ! Ivor couched in respect; ul language, their Lordili:4 always been williag to receive them. It there e:it. inde.d, such practices as were sn:ed in the Rep-, then it was the policy of the Houte to receive wilt the utmost indulgence the expression of the opitriata of Petitioners, whrtever those rpinions might he, if the Petitions were couched in respectful terms. did not say so b.-catise in the Petitions st , hie,h he st.i abnut to present there was aey pray: r to Witch to could not in any degree assentl but even if the Karr had beton for antnr.l Parliaments and witverei suffrage, it would be a calumny to say, that, em that acc:eviit merely, the Petitioners had a des'ga subv * ert the I.{u& and constitution of the countr).— His opinion was decidedly opposed to any such lid of reform as that i but when the people were ins state of such distress, looking to the right and to the left for r,lief, and formed erroneous npinions f a'.4 wt.uld best contribute to their relief, that error t‘0.,!1 I Tr sta to be beA pointed out by discussions in Parlitin.t,.. and if the one-halt or one-fourth of what was st4tol in the Report was true, the Ministers were d.:e i ,o tesrmible fir not asserrilitir,g Parliament at au .:4•• liar period. , It was, however, matter of great IA.:. faction, that at all the public meetings thitt had nt.'s lately held, the people had always agree d tts retinue Parliament ; ai.d as long as they did thus sip.? t 6 petition the L-gislature, it Willi .a s rung inthiraten that the Cavaitution was safe. Tne people, by 114 13 .i.etitioning, acknowledged that it was . 0 Parliaisri they ought to loul: t. t Relief, and no..h.r.g could .1:: so dangerous as at, impresron among the perrpie tits: it WAS ill vain in make t heir coin i rlairils to rmilice As to the pe;ition which he now had to peva., 4: there had been no other name to it but teat sti first appeared, it would be entitied to serious ' der.;to.n. Ilse name was Wood, L• rd Mayor t 1 London ; a gentleman who not only Lehi the ticn of C'.iet Magistrate of the first metropolis Europe, but had als t united the suffrages of his luw•ciu ens in his favour to sin event almost tore. mi.:airs!, who had employed his weV-liscred r pula rit y in enforcing the laws, and had es. r.z.l himself as a fvfitgi,trate in the su i .vression or diss , r;e: and tumult, certainly nut lets strenuously L.:sn more in favour with the Ministers of Gevernet” , -!• - • • It was signed by other Aldermen, ani ,na.t of the Livery, wha, as they had shewu 5 t. duct throtighout their whole lite, that n.) dun would induce them to sacrifice tl.e. I.he , t l i . ' . the people, had lately also provzd that they capable of yielding up at.the summons of c lover • the real interests of their country. A. to the ! I.' : tenec of the evils chiefly complained of, he wear! he could d.s-gree with the Peiltioners• b , m l e ' ler tilit WAS made of the cattites of these evils, tint it s'.s not now that the causes could be corirle.ely gated. • . Wharfs, however, th ey in Pari;amett et Oeluston spread among the people, tltei to forget that delusiOns might be, and 1144 b• el trsed or. PA.ament itself en these L