Star. — London, England, 1814-05-28 00:00:00

‘ Chaveia. Wirt Mei. 1 i i9e; Mara . , •41k , 41 a. d. doe • 9 61 s • • raps It 1, ti hice r _ i ii t 0 ~ • , 'P . 11 ,• - 111 • i t IMO IP ' d, ark 4 ti ~.. • •,5 6 ; 4 to 6 ka4 ONai .-rv•!) -• 7C, ,be Anima sremdtlisors andtSPOSEi , and LUVI. on is lii ' order. been foooni of cde hresiaing it, rectotivit obit ern:class : sea: u a ccisisciiiiss. 4 .. rwir.cia' 111, daft t...' ..rils a , i-0417.- hutt, West worthy, G • , Asttlus ; Bav,vr taut, #nel 14:-/- LA; G o. itClt, us antil i.ytic.'.., /Reinin.% Aryl ; Itedleimis ihr. - • of just aful ;letnen - ii.of the fer public pa-, iividoiag Ina. no prevent to inepteleet 14v- Javotirably enlightened, lb tb4nl 4l . nd practice Imre e tondos freas tetly 'celebrated &ye et liar es f AcialMpre eatlatry, refeseure, Prs. a IRO therfOrd. in say*, that rrable. Hawing ittPLeErNTS, " V "ca t Ind la its '4 41014* - 410 0- mem =sutra to ortlibe by else lead► distrrsting also • prevent er snit be a tin t sew sea tltia. est of all beaus io9, In ajt cas‘n ske by. limit/ea of kiw of tfo- I /a : evontni hiffietc4ol of loosing a :emit ri!**fives or 3 61 1 It lit iesevikykr may a id to, 16 1 : Antis • 4 r • , 1" . A 11 6 I kt ' , MONA nv theistic:eon: 'superiority. wit of the )toyd ndoced to 13,1,41 kular tinnent of uttlfzi leets, solik 4 h, urea; is alert &- genus, lung rssi• te too °flea on o ibe one causing roue Malt of rminste in fropo ste•ot debility . or anetul fist.ks, vrs of the cattail- - surgeons of Loo ion to sound sod the cure of these y not be, by a lady Wield to emselves to smut fated' into every' from different Linent •s:Lysic;fsni,_ . „. succeis resultibrot: tit the practice of vY a:mildone vriab It honouree. inaletei :Dem, tplaitsti, bowevet' the ?Aleut to tk. It Ca4el wheels as , ifeetion 4 4.e) hew o Oys. Na $15.• (which Cu atirei' a tic of .1 5. it gam t both sasea lave ilietisids did Imp . gimilf to cosrafriihr r Bolos, ladosing et, Iflffaossre et. •=kaOleat=anc t'CIPMCPROSAV, !tell itthi ices abet 20 `skett Praial forailitSlK •‘, . • .....~ -yr t4 • ~.. :_ r . I.+;•,:* "1 , 41 'OB ' '.i • ° . l it -:..!.). . ... • 4 . . ZPC I •1i0.441 , -• Is • Ai i k ,A., : .1 ~..,: ... ~...,i , . . .- ....i i . ) ia-yam Ntr - -,: h. i :+ 1. i'• tel.*: Ito ~ t.. ,~ I ; - g4' EktkAoWilifletßY NOVI4,TY !1! . . . 'lVrartalctlr Feral and Family, artists on theltshi Rope, frqm the 'Court of Vienna, are engaited 'at tins Tbeatxe, and svill id through their estraordiEary Performances in the same style of 'efigance and agility that tanked them on the Continent the Vhcenomeo+ 01 the firti • . •.. . •• • • i / lkOli AL, AM ii H iTiiiitATRII I (4.SILEY'S) W ESTSIHSTER . • - • M. N MONDAY EVE.NIgO. N'EkT . M4y 30 , at .‘../ • iloGpast tut PriSeisay,irill be . presented (By permission`oi Vied Prof droll of the 'lllr (re Royal, Covent.aarderi), the s Vied Equestrian ,Baultaa•Speetaete;*ealled • •*. THE SECRET MINE.• . - . Intrmiuriog the United SRA) of Hi ) I ,5 :, . ,i (First time in this lis" , ogdours), Monsieur and M A demoist:lla FERZI will go through sheir ;timelier and and istonishing'Per formatices on the 1•1(.411'11:01W;' Flbffos, Mtssrs. Borsht and ' Usher. Extra , rdittert ant.l Noe - vent •Prcormances by the FLY ING i•TAG - 2,IIPHTIL. Yarieuefeats of tiorikn,ianship. • BY &Ate, "Bach a litsity I did 1 1 171., 1 by Mr. Herring. . .... , 1 n eisuctude. et itkk_Costait Pan niniale, Wird ~ * - .- ITA - REEQI3III7 MASQUItik Ailb . Ei -44 Doers vptn at Halt-pato Five-6econd Price Halfitast P41101.*. N. II Equestrian Tuition trom Ito fill'tsree.' .' .y 1- • mgacx 8' tiALi, Aar, ISi 4. • tr HE COURT of ASSI,§TANTS of Oe %VOR- A. SHIPETIL COMPANY Of MERCERS give sotiee, that itas their intention to All up the pritent •aQenR of W!, Master of St. pato% school, an 3 also to appoint an addi Master to that ins ution • Gendemen desirous of becoming eitndidatftiog either Ogee, psu requested to signify their iotentious. and to 4Orwared their diteetad to W. E. Ward, Esti. Matters' Hall, Luu dan, on ur betore the ath of tuna neat. • . GENIIIAL SE,A irxratoic INFIRMARY. PA TIOR, Hisllsoyal Highnes% the PRINCE REGENT. PIittIIDENT, . Righ Honourable the Earl of LIVERPOOL. Vitx.Passinirtee.:. ' Most Ncble Marquis of Nor- Sir ,Wal. Leighton, Kai: and thamiiton Alderfo.an Right Hon. Lord Henniker ' 'Sir William CarrotirAtt, P. Right Hui I - .end Mayor: . .Srl WOHail Blizard +. .-7- .i., ': Sir Eduard Kauai:bull, Ban. antuel 'fhorlions Esq. MO: El. P. ' . - robtipookley Lettsen if.D t I Sir Nif7nt Geary, Vf hire . . M.P. Francis Cobb; Esq. .. " Sir Ridu•rt cgr.ort, Bart. • t lauteA•Taddy., Esq. ... _ rpliE ANNIVEIWARY. DINNER .-of the CO VERNORS of i Ins' CHARTUY veill be held at the London Coffoletiouse, on Friday, the sti of lone., IBLO s - : -.- . The Right Honouriaetlie. V itg.jings.r, In tee Chair. ~ - Seseriterly. ,y_... , .4% II • Sr' William Blizard - iliAnielentocelm,ms+ - • • Wagon bos dm, F.-. 4. L 1-Williain Norris, Esq. • t , Nathaniel Chitty, Lsq. .. Joseph Watson, L. L. D. W. I'. Compton, t sq. Rev.:llles. Wltiphlsn Rol'a Atbion Cox, Esq.. and Benjamin Wooc, Esq. ' Alderman i Rev. Richard Yates. • John Ediv Hogg, Esq. Tickers may h•e•hetl of the .Stewards; at the B:r of the Lon don Cotteel-lopos; and of. t. h s .sseerecary,, - untii Thurmlay, the Sd of June next. JOSEitkl RA INBO liir, Secretar y. • No. 35, Can aoti-stre A rt . . } •- - - LIRE t& I'HB CUSII6M-kIOUSF:. • Ti RCM .tile xneral sup position &At AIL the Pighsk.s tvCtK A e dot ipTed ias the inte dritadhst Via 'Ss gorls. WO, NJ. the . Pearl. hier.chants lod D e alera.have %eked advantage of ti Ter/414;3nd cnntl4eralAY advanced' tneprice of Ilisele piectosts r im; 11111 bAR i o tv, of Gianiejeoinc, Cattristiert,Lairolies Inn, begs tb ittfonit the yutolle, that helis regalarly so/silliest with IVEAf .8, front the beherwitat C.eflen and Persia of the beg railunr and gualitys„whicit 4F : has matatfacured. in th; AottAtir Carithei and pats: lsiecklapes • 1 ss, - 6a. .i.eara'or 'Spr fa tlrae.ets and Band , El .14s. att. Lacktrs Al. t ts • Crue l ts and tirnoihrs At. is ill& iipw yetis. No piirate mark; tn. i iain figured, and no abatement ; all *nods 'purchased el • etia..,vd to oneauonth, or it any dissatisfaction arise the money will Ise r e turner!. Pounds Barlow, in justice to hinisetf a Saving been trourtned't that minrirwellers In London have rime-. • seated to I..adies-und celarrs, that the Heart. he sells are Cornplp.. .411tostsi th'ettforp to . eonvince the pubic ,(not only by the shoed - scents), a. reward at Filty .Voonslp • vr 11 Ile paid on conviction tchtLy per ajs. - by • vlho e'mean'the *silty 'pinks are detected, by taltflebara. lilaifhew td 'rice , Solicitors, Symoncri Inn, Llesieirrgisse; al to 1. H. .narlov, 1, Cruise-coat, Carey sers. iittoetff lat. where lie has lived near V.O years. . .34N COF ENGLAND, Mar 29, lint 144atsinz 4err' ,ili m fire.ter; ted to the Goi4rrior , alr.. l ,Wire dors lof 4-Eriziaia, t hat several Engravers andel - her per. sons basil 4.lresded og.:inst the -Act of . die sld beo. 111: eh i fine sect. 0, by viva -sing pia.. es fur printing various words or aunts in whitiotposs a black, :adds, or dark ground, and by taking itn• freight:as from such ,plates ..u3 making use of the same for vari ous illegal and .frau.ltalent Furpcser; and have by other means.l * sod o devices, iniroduced in a n or o rnamental wo, wrds aunts in what: on a lab*, sable, or dark ground, wh ich are e qually offences against the said Au. The G o vernors' ant' pirecters of the Bank du therefore give ' tikrpithlic notice Petite provisions of the kdil Act, by publishing the clause above teferrid to ; .and tainion all persona not to offend Est the sattur; as if any:inch offeoe.ers shad be discovered they 'OM* prosecuted as the law directs. , E. BEST, Sc. s izGelos ch. 13w, sec.,o, And Witereaai&ciers frauds have been *tar diked by Mak and p Aliening papers ,w it h eerea . n words and tees characters so nearly reatrubl i ng the andl bins of tit* Govenior eniCompany of the Bank of England, suite appear its igndratit and tontrat7perspna lo be the notas or bilts:at. the sail Governor and Company; forfrevention whereuftio It eiiat4d, That if ;;ny per son, troni and„ifier the Ist day of KuLM , 24 1812,614 it engr.,ve, cut, etch, scrape, Sr by any other means or deVicr mate, nr Sr hall caute ! Or procuor to be eogrAved,ttit, elated, `ltCrictiL or by any - nther means ur oteale,or shall knowinitly aidurtassiin judos esirir ing,cuiting,,etchlpsocrapi 'toothy auy miler me:Astir devicierooking In or upon Any ul copper, hcass, steel, prvtermor. any usher rectal or miiturt of Asttais, Al'4ol stood or airy 011ser.inatertel,, ' upon any plate *whatsoever, any word werd;_;-figure fiLur,*„charactrr,Cot characters, ;latrirOrs:aaintilakeiVtro4 wlfleli shall ruattnithst,Atf:htlappexepolinietsded, re*elitAtie,,th‘tpritont Cunt'.•"- 'WY .pian Tix top t ytoky3r tak uf the. said Ciovernor stsi, Comment/ *411.4.8ank hiO•ia and I ,3uis . Post Bills, dr, obeli contataishriroral, nnitibrO, h t ture, or char:x*4oh rhtfc tin 'a bidet sable,'.or dark ground; ',Mhos* au -autholikiri , writing for the: i vsiluir (rest) She, safd . Gprorpor. and Collapay Je. dual teed 4.44 proved bit tie party aqtaed, or,shall(rkboutp4- 4WILYTI Sililssl4l) use any such praro s kroott,, ht6,l enirived, , eat, et cl ectaisee, or Waal' qf, 'lll4•:cvausdei,eritisii .vy othettinatrorneut .ot dewier for the 11104i4 of.Plarning upon any paper or otber. material, any *ord . .letifth„ hg..re or Shoats, character or charzctera t . Which shall appartuhly intended to iesemble the whole ,or any part of rt prof' the sa , tl note; Or bills of the said pOvernor and lrtirr eliaaYq sr any word, nerntrer, Apra, :or character, ri white . on 1 . la bVeh, sable, ur dark grown! ; or. it any person ..t.c pktisois . t. shall, Irons ants alter the lut day of Anjou, 11112, (wnhoet • autniiii e u r e sail), ktiowtogly Lave in kis,. her, or their " 'istfstc,dy, any inch plate. initrutnew, or device, pr shaleknowt angry ant wimetly utter, publish, or dt•pcise of Print ivriry any tit Er or abet. Material containing any sunk word or Armed', .i.. 14 4 . qc,ps figures, character or chatactere as aforesaid, cos hay. or all cr itt.ngly have itt ber,, . their or ycs - ...s.auri, arty paper or other rnattilal . Containing illy quell %von' or w ;. r da, figure or fig fret, chorales' or chatas; t to as aforesaid, (without lawtol rscose, the woof whereof shall lie uPun the person acctssetr;) ever) paeans° nffetidnig in any n it w f . tuera,es aforesaid, and bong ectivicted.t.Lereof ccording to law, 6t * * * l be adjotigid a Ititais 4114144 in ciaDsportoi IV/ LUC to At fourtets )444. • ^ :"Tel.:l I ilt • - . • ir.'" -- . _ ? It' • - • . '...1i : . r . • . ~ . H_ . . c c.ull ii . : i 0 ..., .1 1 ' . ' . iff t lF l N. * ' "• • Sir l• • ''' '-•• 7 . : -^- ' ... _ ...kac.. • _ -.1. -__ . . ... _„ i, . • "%1411' ...‘ : - -t .31. , N t-: r Illi :"rel .._-...... ; _ ..:., • • ~.. • Yf , fi g ( k .- 1.• -. 't 1 . 4,,,,, J. .40 4 9# ~.. .. t. 1.4'411E4111 . .. ; if ; -, '. L , .111 4 *N 111 ....... gill ' r. r eek •k i lw.-- 41 r. G,.. V. . . - - .;, : i • • *•7 1111 111. 4, - 4. apt,- . .. •..• . I •{l /4 jr ler. — , . , , ' • : 011.1 Una. , .tt L , I . • O,PIPS• OF 011Pl'i.11a7B, May' 16:1814. ' lit POIIIfi:tP4L . OFFICERS Or .(Ift'MA 4 Igsrm O Au= l, di, her cii . shisastice, pl!a; Pro/pawls will bir re:eel:red at th. Fir Office, its Pip Mitt on t liqekwe,Weclatriti, the Ist day of Joule_ neat,.font such !email IA May be vpilllie to . undertake the , Performance of Ø. 4 48 4P 16 t., 1 . 1 4 - 4. ..F0 1 11C at the Royal Depot at Weldon; in Northamptoniilro,,,ior.k PeriOd of ThteoYears, determinable ,ifter dte : expuation of one year, oriel Notice of Three Months, at the option of either Party- . fivrAutt Particulars, torethekwith the Ts rya, an 4 Condtiona Of the Cnntra.ct, may be known upon auplication at the Secre buy% Oftice-in latietholairaforesaid, any day between the •iumrs fat ten and four O'cloeftctv.i.ere the proposals mute be delivered, I healed up, slut endorsed .. Proposals' for the Carpenters' Work 1 4 Weechul i': hittAo PrisPattlon birochnitted after the said lst no l ini. of Jues .4 t It 16:1013. at if tbi sanie day, neither will any tenden- noted wallet tile Behalf shall attend . --•+_,... % ;.- • ) 3 / Order 044 Ilmaidi . , .R. TH. CREW. 3a Order s;i= t:,. '.: 7 1, PARLIAMENT ARr PROCZ-SDINGS. HOUSE OF 'LORDS, MAY 47. Counsel were heard touching the Irish cause of Redington V: Daly, after wllich their Lordships unrifled the jodgureat tat the. Coast below. , Cicalae' we e fully I:innd and at considerable length on the Scots canes Prase? v. Chisholme. The Lord Advocate Was leader, and afterwards hi aril In reply ter the Appellant. The consideration of judgment was adjourned till Wednesday. The healing upon this cask: was interrupted, white the Royal Assent was deelaeipg to a number of pnbl:c a:ttl . private Balls.— , The former were, principall , /, the Sugar Bounties, the Addl. Penal Customs Du ids, the Am.s.can Trade, Colonial Officers, French Goods Importation, trim Post Once, And Teak Wouil importation Balls. The Lords Commissioners were the• Loan Cum:crawl; the Marquis Of WiNc .esrKa, ;1114 rarl CeibbstiaNDLLuir. • Tlte. Agents for the claimants to the Bordisvick (octal) Peer' age appeared - at the ;tar purseaot to order, and some discussion took. place relative to the Petitions presented by the respective parties. In the result,'toe investiption regulArly before the Ctonmittet of Privileges was ordered to proceed on Traufsilsy forticOlt. Leses - Divorce Bill, the Dover Jail Debtors, and the Aberdeen Court House Bills, were read a third shoe and paused. Ccr.ain accounts respecting the numbers, &c. or Country Banks, were ' on the motion of the Earl Of Lawortanamt, order 'ed to be laid before the House. The 'Gas and Coke Light Company's Bill was brought up from the Commons by Mr. RllLitin, and read a Erst time, as.were several private Bills, brought up' by Sir lanes Glastass,"Bar. 5v ra II ea, and other Members. CATIIMICS. EarIIPENCER presented a Petition from certain Cadwiet, of the COutry of Mayo, Which appeared to hart been sirued-by the sulAcribert, as for tktmsolve.s stud others of -the taste persua sion. The Noble Earlaaid„ he did nut mean to more any tiling woo it, but merely that the Petitionsliould he ou the tale. . Or the suggestion a the Lotto CIIANCIILLOR, it was so or dered, as the PetitSou of those oaly who'signed it. sflie Earl of C*.i. t el,RE,preaented a ?anion respecting the Ti Vi Catholtesi but from the tone 'and direction of. his Lordshiqs voice, and the eircumstance`of its nok being read by the Cl em Is* Wire tillable to collect its purport.-1 be document was est. dertsks. lie on the table. Tke Earl of UONOUGHMORE said that be should take 4 *MCA ejllt Y, when the -attendance was talker than.at present. offer to their Lordships certain Petitions un, the part of 1 Ci6Llll4ll. of &eland, which hew** requested to present. Ipipl law stewedstewedw make some allusion to sk i. ar ity of tic-, dunistances in which the question was plai What lt WM ,on hunter occasions. , • -- The Date o' NUftPOLlC'thought true partilla . r day's be mentioned, at probably some discussion untold arise oil lailliest: - TOO Hari of .IX)NOUGHYLOltEesp.laissil, that (mike toll; don to which hr alluded, be should not feel it necessary ulSay Anything - dat Wag,. hiscly to tromp , discussion. kle Avila 4• vested to tlac distisidartty of, situalibia ilp which Ote Aileitkill. was placed at preiter4, and sorinfri to aitieu iris op n, le wette r prefefabielsat to Sine' a eftscuisiott of tbelabject Oink( the pee- . l as& circumstances. The 13111* terms the table, xbisilt private, Abiblite4l4o4l7 I*. , eANN r: . _ ,• • _ ) ' • I UNPFUr"'" ,- 7 --- _.......4o:4=l2l.42l;=l:3lgftsinsilinintinilk* , ' nos. 01,4, WeiLiod.hke stnatairsisli voe_tkillklifilnikfrief ! • - - - DONIViLI.Ie, MAYOR. • emit Weike.sayeett...... * •• ... ' T.N a KEETING'or. ASS EMt ila r of . the KiYlll,. .' ' : s*. . : 11 • 4 504 , 43•F. c 0mm0N5 . 1.4 MINI& aittflattiivesv or oilo sequel Coinpanirs of The Hirwe was sslininaccd sa ibe. , :nu.: us Peers, and as IN. the City of fAimion, 111 Costanza; Hail seumhled, at Vie Guild.. ' retard floe t poikeeteforeted the • Hope that the Royal Ames. • Wl"' 'tit' said Cites ''n MIDAY , de' 27:h '.•v cit . htsts 1 ; 44 ' i had lavroAreness several Pehije stud Private heats; for which iteiver..d umiAnstnealie 'I hie •the produce of Land lin hrrn see the Len ...... . tonsitterebly increLsA in veer dui Dir 'O. pretearet d .flwarfar e ilk eettitin of Aft, Rlst the h'sd-hearse V g ets ion Pill which it a entNett tl.e 1 tied Owner tts detain, and the Fernier mi7s r „ cor ..i i i tv dl• Thai „ stir wsa chin steeisct , and ordered to gives grieit k:entsst• of rent, while ar the same time the Ma to be ;abets into further some:dere:um on this day eartuight 'tee ' tudaenstleg asue‘onati veal t e.:t of the Cunt:nuttily have suff.r- Bill as ssaystst *a. ~r4e,wi to b. pram& rd the gee s uesetleeressi• . n, and tee Laiettirer anti the Meth-mit L ol a PALM tatoToo; oil se. ousr in the itaispositlen or Mil have been forced to suite+ to the severest privations. ' , Right Honour. ble trierd, (the Cbinvitor ref she tielletepter). [Resolved enanintru: Ty, That at a time when the People are .. ss[pnnst tar sine 1.,.r the Ann , lawns ... sal Fatal as is [ antitiusly looking. !or an asta..l! 'merlon ofthetritiffeange, and the ms s , great number of Petit toes Weft pi evetited by *ever al Meese, Teriyaki Catinmer.:e, as the mooch remit of the return of Peace,• hers from ti &not pletits, prapag .hat there tiss‘k be a, aliseaw It 1$ wick the deepest ouuZerit tl.at we have observed a measure me in ias c Ira Laws. . Patrodueed into Parleantut, tit obvious tendency °I which it to • mr.g.smirit preinited one to this effect, from Netuagbant,• • .lieet top the peace of Corn, and thereby a give. perm:v:ll.l4 - y to sindi b ... nw rs. 10,000 r....rms. the exorbitant rents, which the peculiar circumstances of the b A ma i nsim issiassei , et a pd . , ,, , ja frees irelast : o . w sis se itimiaggi enabled the Lasid•ooner to obtain. Veiled) in weer of the proposed &headless= dieKrOolv.f.nk . Resolved anenbraoesie, Thar ouch a meson is fraught with °raked to lie unable table. ' the w°rP 4rrr(lin g cvd i for as these Gins °e l ' abrbr "" brl° Al ecieuto of the numh. rof mm, seised by order of Oats• propotlieri to the tirice of subsistence, it legeSsatily foliesio Oat ~ w as.it i d bo w ,. she House. - • • - • an Increase will take place in the price ur our Manuftetarees A Orem trons she Ace se the , Thames blawptios prewoted which must ultimately give the Mattufacturee of other eounteles 1 of an d ibis .... the ciannussass; • as auteart the receipts . i rstnetaes ea a decided advaresee. . new Ordere4 to. be op the table. Resolved unanimously, That a large proportion of oar Taxes . • ROMAN CATHILTCF. - are raised from Trade and Comtheice, and whatever, there- • '' . _ fore, tends to ruse the price of food, tends directly to ' destroy Mr. GRATTAN rose to ask CO to patient it the sources from which a principal part of our Revenues are .peeition from the Roman . Catholics of the Comity derived. • ' • - audtity of Co o .. priayinglor relief. H . a rose also • r Resolved unanimously, That the great and Important changes tO State, tliat winch II had. .a few days ago stated now attempted to be nuttily - 1u the Coru laws, are to leis tepee , naot to thine *ma and wholesome principles, by white our erhPo,, tile House was =ore thinly att e a ded, namel y ; i. Agriculture and Commerce have Eotuitlied,, dap prejudicial to that it was not hisintention to b:ing on any further the public lourees. ' . disclasion, nor to propose, any dice:tor' measure on _ . Resolved unsiemoutly, That P.Jitionts be presented to both the eubject act present. He founded his reasons for Houses" of Parliament, prayiug that she, further discussion of _ . 1 1 this measure may be postidoned until each time as Parliament tittkoni:resen . t circitinst . ayiecs connected wit . h the i re bo si shall have received such' evidence as will dernonstrateihe ne- Von Which it was not necessary for him to entity for carrying into effect a change of such magnitude sad *hid) . * in his mind, st•ere sufficient to render any die. importance, • cusiion now unainiling; and not only th at, but even The Drafts of the Petitions, being .read, were usanineetali likely - to prevent the success of 'any further. sairaluroll agreed to. „ Resolved unaoimouily, 'flat the said Petitio n s be signed 'by for the relief of the' Citholics. To bringoll:the 'cSll, • -the Right Hohohrable the. Lord Wiper Vend 'Aldernim, and ctissiOn noW ;POOR Only bi precipitatiotti WOll4l twelve Liverymen. • ••: . -....7-. , - ' prevent ultimate saieels. He didnot n think but the [ P.esolved unaeimously, That the *FIN Weeded by the . Remembrances . , d,) wet.: epees and request senneletid in Pada- tteieissftiL meabure, properly conducted , would be s tuna to present r t e Petite:oil to the Rigilellouhutidge the Hauge Gie.tt iMpedintelTts had bcen removed'; hut he 0014 of Leeds. . • not now hazard - any musare, because he thoitglit it Resolved unanimously, That the RePresentativesotilie City would retard their. progress. li e wcuM jrufsue with 1 in+arilantent to reqneszed to p w „; -Lot Use fetwion to the Hu. 0.:4‘,..., the say 'which appeared to him tile most nourahle e House of Coruntons. """' 4 .. j Re"olved, That the Representatives of this City in Parliament pract•saule, tea r ( es the tihie' which he Would judge t!.‘ be instructed co support the prayer of the said Pet ition Ls tee be. most seasonable. It was not merely his own opt , , HonowaLle the House of t:..eitions. i ninta which he now sated—he had . consulted with At the same Meeting it was resolvid, That the Livery of Loudon having uniformly el-precaled all interferenc e those members of that I-Lone,' wi:h whom h - had nation in the barna' concerns o: anodise, have hailed, wof une ith been in tile habit of conununic atin t .,. 6h t he sub j ect, t.re higtoest, admiration, that reterrence to soued and just prise. and he now spoke with their aothroxity. He corrected' sides, which has marked the bappy teruunaticui of adevasta- an erroneoes statement which Sad uppeared in one or thug war., - t it.ty cannot, therefore, but feel the greatest concern at ob- tweibf the ptiblid print! , rerp ectin g what he mad said serving the attempts now timidly, to subjugate the Norvregians, on a former day. He had not, thcp made any .31111. a brave and ittuftentive people, to s foreign yoke, ag-ainat watch 3.0;1 -Oct the sentiment* .of a Noble . Laird in another thi'l .have loudly ` l " la ` vd ' bate aluw m ace: aill they W e " House—.he was hicapable of such an indecorum ; and deeply meet, teat the lltitiela Han te.ould Le employed in a be bad ita autbalty to saran? *log respetting the bexkade, the ulaviou• tendency of which is to stave th.in ite." - o . subinissium sentiments at! that Noble teer. - Not wishing to bring Rea- ',teed unanhnously, Tkat the Thanks of this Common Mall on any- diecuatine now, he would 'vincula films: sr he steep to George Schtiey, Lei. Alderntan,Atte Lord Maier of .. with humbly moving, that the Petiti..i s be read aid this City, fur his ,upnght couduct, whilst prest..anz over chili laid oh the rable. great Metropolis, awl cur his peculiar attentiou to the poor , . in . Sir J. C. HI PPISLEY said a few words iti repro. les ends avows to reduce the price of s tead .. - Retolved Unanimously, That the 'fbahlit of tliis Conitaoil H a lt lotion of the Catholic Board. He regretted that not. be. given to Rabat Waithusan, Esq. tee Mover, wet [inward White, Esq. the Seconder of the Reauletions agreed to ilia dv7, Wiihstanding the proceedings in Ilubliii, he had heaid relating to the prepoSedskeraiion in the Corti haws. • * nothinercun the °Rothe bench on the subject. As , Resolved unaninuenly, That the Th.o. or tisi,Vounbap Half i a duty which they owed to the Htuse and to the coon be. even to Mr. Alderman Wood, the Mover, and Samuel la. trb.he-Cellet.l Oran the - Rigbt Hon. Gendenaan opiate. rali, Esq. the seconder, of thu Resonation agreed to this day, re- site to repress tat Catito4 k iard. • latirg to the Blockade of Norway.. ' Rest:bred unanimously, '1 hat the Thatiks of this COIIIIIIOII flak ) 61, .2..?+eaiier.!tistion•was then read ', and . orJJred to lie on be giveu to the Right Hoitoerable the Lord 111iyor, tar his real ''• • • llCab In calling the. Cumusun Hall, an,,i tor his upright au.l 1111. partial conduct in presuliug over the business of 4/4y ViOtrJ a 'HaPrt. IMPR VIM ENT Or SE Alt ' Lord ARCIIIBALD HAMILTON presented a Petitinifrom the Ship Owners Li the ports on the river Clyde, pray ing.that toe MACS of merchant yes- • • ads above-50 tons burden nii . ght be exempted from impressment.' The Noble Lord underst• - sod,that the Act of parliament an this subject lied bean c:^coed with much impartiality. towards sonic porti. lle therefotai begged tilmow whetter • all the orders is snag from the Admiralty to the diffeient.sXations ota this subject were precisely the simc l de concluded by snoving.that the Petition be laid on die.iable. Mr.. BENNETT tcnk occasion toady, 'whether the impress service was now going on in the Thames? Lords A., HAMILTON :Aid, as .no ansvier was given to Ili) . would soon move for copi.S of all Orders issued liy . the Admiralty , •11 the subject. . Mr. W. DUN l) AS, irons motives of respect to the Bow, bad *lee giving an answer to the Noble Lord until be could have some better information ; . a$ he coeld,at-that time state.littlemore than his own supposition. Theaubject okiropressineOi was too de licate to to discussed: loosely acrosl the liable. It was open co the Noble Lord to submit -in tbe.ljpUee any motion tin the subject which -he might think proper. - Mr. bENbIg.TT repeated his quistioo..,.? Mr. BARHAhI said, that it whe, ticL.44 . o • the Admiralty were in their-places, so ihnple :kap. • tion as. tbac which had been twice pit was not an. • isweved, the functioarol the lltiobe sere at an end.. The Petition was then otriere t i . tilie oat the toblr. Mr. HORNER thought that the treatment which had just been received ;rim the jtight lion. Genii.. matt opposite, was not such ea-the 1710ust touted to. • When questions had been twice put by two pio 4 oulable Mrinibers, and two persons is uffize, who should ba able to - answertlient, w toe *the House, it was not usual lye questions so put wive Si? lecitse.l, Mr. \V. DUISDAS—Was hew be ohligeti wee a question; when, he thougat it wouid be pisiti. dicitl to the public irrvice to-reply to it? the klonouxable Gunge/An think to gain on isinsisy bin penitcta ot:itiews l 4 l warns ? It ofaA rli tbtpo.vce,of the tiptottr!tbleGentlerolti to , t ubrit to thiekldise Any motion which lie . 4glit think prypfoq but 'be could not thuteratiind this ut:w ffsachl, 41 toying ausweis, Mik..ht ki e,tt Mitikt4C to the politic service up dive Omen a rime. Mr. WYNN& itere.Aiongineti the • Right lies. Geutlenun. kie rosi . ; i ssnesier,* on accOettisellse teniper with svhieli" . ll!eylkight Hdoidok.rablie Was speaking. ' lean ' • Air. W. 151.714S.,*.itiCA lle t ; would 011'5 it w.iy,sr do•trtititvi • proceesbuS . A4 1 .,_ 141 1' s I 6E '• ' - was, Lut Me Dr+Fv. . • . - 5. . . . - b#l,dt OF ORDIMI 4 Tei, May 16, lel4. T HE P/UNCii.n. Ok . .FICERS . of his MA .. JESTr4 ORIYN 41 . I+4H . C.E do Andy give Nalco, Th . !! Propeitals will be received at their Offict i , ht Pall-Mall, on or before Wedne4day, due lit day of June neat, from such Pel•sans as may be willing tb underiake the Supply of COALS, for ierviee of this Department, fof a period of One Year. The Coals must be of the description denominated Adair's Main, Eighton Moor, or Coais bf equal quality, and goodness ; and will be required to be di:livered tile of every expellee except the King's Ditty, either up shore, or into Vessels or Craft at any place in the River Thames, and at Faversham, or at any port or place in the River Med Way, as may be required. Further'Perticulare, together with. the Terms and Conditinns of the Contract, may be knownit the Secretary'loface in Pali 'Mall aforesaid, any day be - tureen the hours of Ten' and Four % . edock, where the. Proposals mu't be delivered, sealed up aqd indorsed, "'Proposals for Coals ;" but no Proposal can be adj. mined alter trie said lstof / une, at 12 o'dock at noon of the same .day ; nilther aril: any Fender be nntleed, unless the Petty making .... ix', ur an Agent in We behalf, shall attend.. .., Ily Ptderot the Board, R. H. CREIV, Sarclusi. i I' .: ••frilk itny was pablialied, , hr trio. price 4e. beeves!, • • j . I'A ItIA1)14Z sa , Ihiero, .41 Three Parts. , -- 13 7 ED -13. . - qwAitpflizottp TuuattAw., • 1 4 a ondonit prknotil, kg, .Lousnone Burnt, bees, Oriie s sad] Drown, Ppiernoster-raw. , ,_i i ' • . • ' Olfritom may he ail, by tlit lame Author, . ... -114Iftigtos Dmigi.tyr ; l'OJito e in Two Ciao, s Whit rove-1. ,ral,Tamakatloika: from .atnattvan. atid. tioraui. . !it awe: rice ` 4 4oo.leaPiniti• 1 •••-, , ,Ala •• . ,I. ~ . ;. n •.- - . ' 1 111.1-1 - 1 'vr,El:otims-aBErrHOVgz.. it• - • roiis a.vr#44.41 publshed. t. litTY:Seiect litillidAdE.LCiDlES, Vol. - _ - ..:-:vtith.-lipapeionies *QM itiztawriesikotiti•:compoesd bY . 14.411.0 Vgtt ; s and Englt#, Verses liy, IiI.I g NS, SCUT I% 30 P 1 .14 '. liNfi.A.lE,' and other etAluetif.Poete. Prjai we ttni 'gni ienibeikiited : wb li 'an . EOgnitrfpg, b ThtnitsOft,lMM t4e tin'Cieillit of Sir S..Rtiotaltlek" ' • - 1 ;••• • • - . Istredrolt . Pehiebtal!ityt Preston, fr?efitmid vend 0. Them sob I 1 4 t). smirlat., ,citengr, lidinbwah. 1 :1:0 Istt;lttl o,aboye Sco raise ivii:fransti in ions /Wane% at Xi • Is. each; with iytoPlionies a.fid'AcetatiPaßniinle,' thivfli by Ilay.ln. AlVc.t.'sti Mew:Paths, ht . tvritNelainet, the third to preparakibu, ,a 1; e1i..10. cult; with Symphonic, and Accompaniments, chiefly by kialOry: .- . _... • . . ~. Tbesy If Mnyt c ont an all ,"the Most adtnirea na ti on al mew diti tit Stiitland; Trelatid,tbd Ncl'ales ; wined to the ain't liaise"- 'leg English tioligit * lticitieing all • tt:oce of 'Berm., above one .buo kited In pumbes.• They are ens iclwe by Symphonies and AO. .compenitoesia La the ,Iliorofwe, Yiulist, , and Viuloacellu, of the most,mastcrly, istautiful, 'AP.) tt, e .'itt.Silfc &tracer.; of which, Haydn, who was nu less ren'.uhable for his modesty iltaia.for his gentus,wrme thus,'" I ttcras! At I ti)s work, !rod by it I Baiter myself my name wallies la licutl :rid many year, after my drab." mid biethav,rn Ilyelees.the peat inlet est he has given to the Irish Wadi, miaaiwtsiebilsbiton.the Continent with the Vv traatlated. . . • . , • ,•-•••-•••• • . Am._ _ • 41:FICE OF (IR INANCE, 114, 1 10, Ibl4. rit-JiliatlP.:lL OFFICERS of EIS NA AS77's ORMV:INCE, i 4 kr46y giros IV . ..titt, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall. on or before Wednesday, the ist.day of June neat % from such • Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of CANDLES for Sertice of phis Department for a Period of Three Years, determinable after the expiration of One Yeas, upon notice of Three Months, at the option of either Party. • Samples of the Candles may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Otfice in the Tower; and farther parmulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Con tract, may be known at thr. Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall afore said, my day herwece the hours of- ten' and fonro'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up anAendorsed " Propo sals for Candles f. _but no Proposal can be admitted after the said Ist of June, at 12 o'clock at noon of the same day, neither ' will any Tender be ilorced unlesi the party molting it, or an agent in his behalf shall attend. • By Order of the Beard, 'R. H. CREW, Secrotery. . - ONICE Cllt O.IIDI94NGS, loPy 10, 1314. RE PRINCIP4fL OFFICERS if kJS M - de Aerdy Nate*, • That Pcoposals will be received at their Off.ce in Pal-Mall,, n or before Wednailay, the Bth day of June next, from such persons is "may be willing to unOeriate the supply of EWE HibitlP. WORK, for service of this Derarttneiat, for a perioll of Three Years, determinable after the expiration of the Year, upon units:eat three Months, at the option of either Party. Patterns of the, Articles may be viewed upon appbcation.at the Principal Storekeeper's 0 (Bee In the Tower ; and further Patti maul, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, :nay be known at the Secretary';•)filee in Pall-Mall aforetaid, any day between the Mors of tan and tour o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for Bon Hinge Work ;" but no Pruitsal can be admitted afkr the said Bth of June, at 12 o!Cloch. at RQOII of the same day ; neither win any Tinder be noticed upless the Party making 1•P, "Or an Agent in his bett;tlf, "LA aLtend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CRNIV, SigA.terv. - . i.SP3 I IOE OP 0 - R DNA litCt., .211cy in, lsl4. ' I/ Atc . Etrlit 111 PrIL OFFICERS of hie MA. dIRDNAkCE, do iieteiy • • give mew. That . Proposals will be received sat their OlUce, in Pall-Mall on or before Wednoday, the Bt t h day of Jane next, from such Per sons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of TACKLE HOOKS, cod various other Articles of iron, f u r eterviee of this D ipartnlent. fora period -of j,bree Years, from the i tltit July next, determinable after the aspiration of one Year, upon 'Nutlet of three Months, at the Option of either Party., ,4'attortl3.4lf **Articles mg be . vievret upon apnlioat'on at the Store keeier's Office in the Tower; and furtip-r Patti. "eulars, together with tie terms and conditions of the Contract, `lnttflir known it she Secretary's Otice in Pait.hlala aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten asti four o'clock, where tku fropraleonst be delivered sealed up, and endorsed " Propo. xx' o si fot I apWa.kiaolcs ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the Said Oth of June, at 12. o'clock at 'lost' of the sante day, any Tender he noticed unless the party nuking it ►or an agent on .his heh.t:i shall attend.. • Order of the Bb ad, R. H. CREW, Secretary. ~~ • I , .