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Immeilia.ely alter which, the popular Equestrian & re-t. called Utt U5:114 3 / 4 , ENUHANIIkI of the e H• SEMANSHIP, by Mr. Cistern; 7 .• 11-.Arn —.From t! ,t nnhoun led ap e lause the saris:- ••• ---z. of 11 Plact.lo Amor.° (lightly receives * he is It . ; • • " "-- tr er e; 2., to esect"••• his un• qualle,t l'nurbiltines, &it. on the cor d The Beauty of bacon-street: . by Mr. ;doom •:•• 'by desire) the Cowin Pantomime of Ttit; G o:.Dr.s Sr 4-2 Price iu Hal. aer F.r4v. Roses 4s Pit 21. Gall. ls. S. Plater cannot be re - a;••rd ;after . - lal•-paat &eva. ratite will be given of the •••-at rrpre-entation ▪i he ',nut ltersr.. - " he Mutitiver,"..-Visttous Ncreek:es • ite rya atroa rq..estrian 1 ....lion from Ten to Three. P4IiA.L4aIENI4RY PROCELDIGS. IS bie Earl. eulogise pa.5.....1ty and rteicallv Nothing ccold he more unfounded with respect to shit worthy Prelate, than the language which it was sa d had been attrihut d to him by a Re 7. in the repotted speech to which he rrferfwd In this it was averred that the Cath.)lies of Ireland hid. on nor occasion. bee. adeisel by him no: to thi :k fur ther of petitioning, bnt to rely on heir own :iv:niters and their own strength. The Noble ctrl, in .!eicl ling such an imputa.ion, described tit- character anti:, conduct p! Archbishop Troy to be of such a nature. AS ret.dered it mor-Ily impossible that he mold have, tutt-red such a sentiment; and, after adverting !o the, dangt rof such assertions gnir.g forth, repeated. t' , st his object was merely the rindlcaticn of so excellent sad laudable a character. moving!. that the p•p•rs ,cc mpraiying tt.,- mes:age be see red to 4 C . lrtlmitt e of Sectecy. • He *aide that he was not s :fficienrly• 7.cittainted sei-h the forms to be able to state w;..:- :.ny prec• Irra ex sled f suhrwittine papers to • Committee ro r• • * • "e that the NI! sgage dean ? hut he op yalei to L •r2s trh:the: the atuse oe2i.t to b: tett:dined tr,m est.tblisik.g such pr. cedrht ar der. the peruliAr circarosta..et- rl the Neccot 31:et. 'ion ? The no!y object of ail. • :^e ar. interne: ,e -tween the ikl..vsf:re-ari the referehce. w s to ptot:et the Houle from hers,; taken by turi;r:_-; ha:: e'?uld that o!tjeet aaly to this s..bie t, of wh•ch ten days notice h h..co t;r:•n by Nonle Friend s who gate.: th.e. he s 6 vald pr.tpose thz rt ',al of tl - e C•manittee, and ti:e sabatinitag of the imp runt dog ctiOsettts to it, on the same 414 y that he Lr-uglig down the Messa7, ? The Hr:sise hid been, therefore. in possession of the intend.* of Government for some time i and it should be recol:cted, that the pr Iposi• to be a.a k ple was ant to declare or pl e d ge ary opinion es to lilted - or utanitoret, lantjftecs..l,E, 19 :!:e words of the A.ltirrss, to take the subject into s-riotra and immediate contiderati Ciiolst a More COriVell:::r.t. tr.ode be te i i,:ttsted ? If Ole two pro posals entht now he t ken him cons:Jett tin:;„ and their diffe; . t.nt treighe.!., that the li•mse taiga: come to a satisfactory r.ault. T;ntil t >ode ot.•cr end preferable as nie proeeedniz we=e staird, ere. e-ta. Wished, he 611,011 Itiove that the J..cutuen:s this day laid before the Howie by corarnansi of i:is Royal Highness the Prince Regent, be rctetry‘f to a Com rnit:ee of Secrecy. v"::- HOLIZ OF LORDi. !TINE S. IPLIZT.R OF THE CCAMION $.•• KOVAL APPROSATION. Abwt hnlf.past thrt , t, o'clock, the LIND CHANCEL. toit..the Margnts cf CHILtIONDELRY, the Earls of LIVERPOOL, IS CTHURIT, an I SLIAFTEIBURV. hrihg rated, took trett scats, as his M.j sty's Commis sioners, on the bet.cll i front of the Thrtne. Sho•t!y a fter ( Mr. QvAnstE) the Acting Usher et the Black Rot!. being detintid for the purp"se. The Right Hnnnurible CHILE MaNsras Strr rox (the needy el-cted Spe4ker of the Comm ns.) supported on the right by Sir Jotix Nicilll4 Kw. and on the left by Mr. E. LttrLit or, and attended by a considerlble number or Members, was intro. duced to the Bar. The Bishop of OSSORY felt himself called upon by went I:Ad fallen fro.rn•the Noble Earl. H: aliened any. ideA arliateier of calumniating the eha-' rimer irdverteitn, of that of any other :ma As to the 'enplane alleged to be held by him, he bad an hesitation to saving, that ii itst3s ever ftgrfr..m hisift-Oth. He had, however. in the debase n'er tioned, taken the liberty to remark sttor.gly ap part of the language held by anodrer Revtreod Pie- ICC in that debate, rather nt such a natvre, and which he ctoteieed to be both nnconsuitutional and no Christian, as falling tom a Reverend Prelate in his plice in Parli tmen t. Ll:id HOLLAND rote to order. He conceived the Reverend Prelate not justified in animadverting irn the lanKua.te !tel.) by any other Member not pre seot to defend himself in any former debate. He teas ewitled bi the courtesy of the House to state or ex plain what be had said himself, but not in going .11rIller. The Royal Commission, authorizing the Lords therein named, or any three or more of them. ex pressly to declare the 'approbation of his Royal High- Firs. The Prince Recent (oting in the name and on the behalf ot has Majesty) ea tie Right Howie/TAle Charles Man..ers S n is, as Speaker eaf his Majesty's faithful Crrnmuns, and for •ully allowing and con firming him ttei the p:rt rt his Majesty in the said ofice, was ten when Mr. MANNERS SU addressed the Lords Commission, rs 46 f 113 as y L. irds, in traedience to the commands of his It Tal Hight) s, the Prince Regent, acting in the name ai:d 'u the behalf 01 his Majesty, 'is Ntaje-tv's .St taitt.ful Comm .ns of the Uni'e Ki .glom of Great Britsin and Ireland, hare proceed dto the election a S i leaker, and it be comes my duty here to inform your Llriships, that their choice has fallen upon me. When I contem. plate, my Lords, the very imp rtant and arduous duties which are necessarily attached to this high aita if:Tortoni office, it is impossible for me wit to enter tain some apprehensions of my own inadequacy tin. the due and proper dischame of t!:e same; and it it *soli be the pleasure ot his Rc.y if Highness the Prince Regent wit to confirm or ratify the present chdlee of his Majesty's faitifitl Comtnn.t. I am ca taM there will be found no difficulty in selectiol from their Me t,berb some other ev.ry way better qualified than myselt• f..r the duties of so high and so impor tant an office." LIST INDIA IttoLi6 6, dioril 25, loi7. THE COURT of nmziarms bf the UATITELJ MERCHANTS (?,r ESc:L4NDO,,„4„ : s: et EAST 1."1)114, do .teribh eve noses, 'llia a Quarn-rly Genical Court of tLc sai3 Conrraliy win be teM e ner Howe, in 1.• adenluil-etrett, on WEDNESDAY, oe 19 !Jure I est. Ll Li.-veri o'clock iu -be forenoon, for the F r : , of deelar.ng item Claw etas last ni , t Pei . 1.. • th• letr•fer limbs of the aald CDtftrar, Cic.z.k wi ll I, un 1 ficitilDAY, the ctl. tune sect. at Two and es: d a t .ain n. THIMSDAY, the 171 h July :olio %mg, .1 , 4 vsat 1.. Disiden.l Warrants uu the :said C aukany'sito:k, t!.. sth July, will be rt.a.ly to be delivered on thi ...•• 1.4 u. v. : f..r.lier glue notice, Tl.at at the said General c'etet :I.a .. , ;Mt R r•olittlen of the General Court et the 16th 1 .•,w ill +t:' nutted for their Colltil =MOOD, via. Ciar. aprnive the ilesulut.on of the Court of Di. he , 1". 91 ••ve ni • g'-:.tine , ct Captain sus.ulaciu EARLIt P'4.41 01 •.':!0: per At.r.uw. ;Le Par:v , r. radii to the cue of Captain EARL', wish the rtqn.red it .4e by-Law, Cap. 9,Sec. 19. are open at tilts ta the ITIVeC: ion of :be Propr , ewras Jet.:llE4i COBB, 3arsgery. Tne LORD CHANCELLOR deprecated N Lords being called upon to esoain what they brit/ said, in consequence of what was stated in a news paper ; iu such case tt:ey might h. , . ye little else to There had been within these few days tne basest ca lumnies dir.cted against himself in 4 newspaper. Atter a few wirds in expl .nation from Lard .HOLLAND, the conversation oropped. DIASUAN :n Decree of the High Coon of racery, made We a Cause •• Mtnes against Inaba:ay.' be C-3•ors, paces sod Assairtantsof lOnistU A AN:E DKOZ, ' - r1 rll of N1..:.a.1 ste-4,Deass ,treat, is die Parssii of :aunt Ann, . 0 3 .hr coaraty..t Niulditscs,intilateol Neu'cSatz! in StiFit2er b-1. 1 squ , te. sirceasse (obo ..ned in se &boot the nionthof May, ) it. on onbetur.- • he Isr slay of isle nest, by thsir Solid nri, 10 rem, in 6114 prows these Deb's, and daunt heir I.sgaetvs, x 'l4 Arrrats of their Assassins.., before Jane Caltrel.l.l. • EN. r f site Mah:rta 0" U4e said as b:. 4 AZ:r in Southampton lid•trep, t haltery lanr, Loinlon, or in defaalt thereof they wil eadodsel sits tscarft! re die said Decree. SUSPENSION or THE HABEAS CORPUS ACT. Viscount SID MOU L'H presented 4 Message trou► tie Pruace Ittgrnt ► to the I.llo.sing tires& : U SOL ICI OAS IN IHE COUNTRY. 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Fur the accommodation of such persons el poem , Hargrave. , I nal., a separate title page has been printed, so as to tender '"t cailio.ua• ion appocabie to that as well as to the octavo lidl ;71 Wk., th•ot who W.Sh to poi.ess the Modern State I dal. , c r a 'cps. • c Work, or as a s u ppl e m e nt to either of the Wire '" ) . s, May U 4: provided with it accordingly. fin I twenty " Ant V , ululue for towel of the Lontinuatiou) consisting cry oi • Scottish Lases, (many of them asset before publishoiN I. 1" toxidcr..s4 tozwattlam... The LORD CIicINCELLOit (as organ of the Commission) then Saha--.• t fr. Manners Sutton, we hare receirert the commands of his Royal Highness the Pence R•fgent to declare and state, that he is s entirely satisfied of your perfect qualifications, and full suffickncy for the proper discharge of the ardu ous and important duties of the high and distil. sruished situation to which you have been elecre.l. that he has comet! his Royal Commission, und,:r the Gre.it Seal, which ou have just heard read, to au thoriie us to declare the same : by virtue of which, and in obedience to the commands of his Royal Higooess thrPrince.Regenr, aetiortwthe na on the behalf if his Majesty, we now communicate to yots his Royal approbation of the ehtiee of his M4jesty's faithful Commons in electing you to be their S i waker." The SPEAKER (now fully confirmed in his of lice) answered, 4 , My Lords, I bufsmlt with all due deference and humility to his R iyal Highness's most gracious pleasure ; and I beg leave to express my own deep sense of gratitude for this high and distin guished mark of his Royal Highness's approbation. If. my Lords, in the discharge of the various and important duties of the high and arduous situation to 'which I have been appointed—or if, in my endea vours towards the maintenance of the ancient and undoubted rights and privileges of the Cnrnmons House of Parliament, I should be involuntarily led into the commission of any error, 1 have humbly to request, that such may be attributed to me alone and not to his Majesty's faithful and loyal Commons." The Address and Response of the new Speaker were delivered in a clear and articulate tone of voice, and in the most appropriate, dignified, and collected man.,er. Tile Commons then wi:hdrew to their own House, , ind their Lordships adjourned for some time during pleasure. Oa the re-opening of the Hense, the F.:chequer Bills Bill, and a few others of minor importance, were ~ugsit up from the Commons by Mr. Bac:cr. DLN, Sir J. GILAHA3I, and other Members, and read the first time. RESIUNERATInST OF LAM:* cowizirea. The iarl of LIVERPOOL presented a Message from the Prince Regent to the following effec: G. P. His Royal Higbee's the Prince Regent, acting to :taint and on the behalf of his Majesty, thiiiits proper to iaform the Home of Lords, that takiog the long, laitisful, and impatient services of the Right Honourable Charles Abbott into his Royal coosidemloo, be has been pleased to colorer upon him the dignity of a llaioa of a* United Kingdoms of Great Britain and Ireland, by the name, style, and title of Baron Coichesier of Colchester, is the Cotzty of EMI. And the Prince Re gent further informs the House of his intention to coder urn: the said Charles Baron Colas:ow l and the heirs male of has body, sual provision au shall, under the circumstances of the case, be deemed just and reasoriable." The Message of his Royal Highness was ordired to be taken intoconsidgration.on Thursday. ALLF.GLD The Earl of DO:NOUGHNORE called the at ' tendon of the Rouse to a statement which had ap peared in one of the Evening Papas, purporting to . be part of a Spe!ch of a Right Rev. Prelate in the debate which .took place on the Catholic Question. He did not,nacati to charge misrepresentation on the I Editor of the Piper to which lie referred, as he had looked into several of the other reports, and found them nearly the same. His object was that justice aright be done to the character of a most worthy pei ..ou, and to entleavoor to remove aspersions from his character, which' lie believed could never have been' . bef i od ely avant, and he was sure never had any loondation. The chat acter which he alluded to was twit o f . the wortht 3E4 respectable Dr. Troy, the Roman Cadicilk Aicbbtsbop of Dublin, which the " G. P. R.—His R.lnd Higoine.s the Prince Regent, attars in the name and on the bOialt of his Maje.iy, has given &ter duns that there be Lid Deltic.: the liou-e of Lauf% certam ea p.rs, c. Loathing Italica:nation respecting the coo:lnstance of thou daLgereus p.Leerdiugs and cunthinadoes in ildierent parts of the taigas:lir, to 'which, a. the coonmeneement of the present deision, has R. y.i Higa.ness callni the attention of the HJUSt of Lor.L; and which ar: 'toll carried On in a manner, and to each an extent, u to disturb the public :rat:volt/ and to tadanga the secant) , of the :stab ithed Laos and Constitution of the Realm, • his Royal Hlstitaess titer, fine recommends it to the Noose Cu take Pipers tats its vr4s.inly in 4 1 Lord SIDNUATTH rose. Their Lordships could! not hate heard this message read without the strongest teelings of regret ; but painful as it was to hear such a mes,age, and painful as it was to make! uch a comm. n yet, to cue opinion of the c;-; vants of his Royal Highness the Ponce Regent, thi: was called tor by a due regard :o the preservation of public tranquillity and toe welts!, and existence of the State. It would be for the it Lordships to consi. der and determine what ought to be done in-.conse. quener. of this communication; but what he now pro , posed to their Lordships, and to this he presumed there would be no objection, was to agree to an A. dress to his Ropl Highness the Prince Regent, thank• • ins hint fur his gracious message, and assuring his Ro)al Highness that the House would not tail to .take the nitormation in the papers which he was about to lay on their table into its immediate and serious coanderation. When this informati n should, be examined, it would then he for the House to con• eider whether any, or farther proceedings ottAnt to be atiop:ed. He would propose to their Lordships to hallow the same course, or At toast a course sonilar in its object, to that w:.ich had been pursued when ti cocumuoication of the same nature was made at tne beginning of the Session—that sat, to refer the pl• pets to a Committee of Secrecy. So tar the course WAS the same as that before adopted ; hut he no" submitted that, in.t, ad of choosing a o,lllMlltee by ballot, the papers should be retrared to the same Noble Lords who had constitute•' the former Com mittee. He would thetetore propose the same indi viduals for the Committee, with the exception of a Noble Duke, who, trom ill health, had not atten.ted the tormer Committee, and who had requested that ins name might not be inserted in the list of this Contm►::ce. It would be altogether unfit, in thd .present stage of the proceeding, to say what tardier measures were to be Adopted. When the paper s should be examined, and the Report of the Colllllllt. tee should be before their Lordships, it would then Ibe time enough to deters ine what farther ought to Ibe done. Their Lordships would then have to con sider and decide whether any thing farther ought to be done, Or what farther measures ought o be adop. ted for tar protection tit the public tranquillity, and the interests and safety of the State. lie conclfided by moving, that an humble Address be presented to his Royal Highness the 'lance Regent, thanking Lis Royal Highness tor his gracious Message, said as:ai ring his Royal Highness that the House would take the communicatioia into its immediate and serious consideration. 1' his motion was agreed to, and the Address or dered accordingly. • In answer to a question from Earl Grey, Lord Si1)M011 said, that instances were numerous where the House had Toted an Address instanter on ieceiving a Message from the Crown, where that Ad ds., ssd•d not pledge the House to any ulterior measure. Lail GREY observ.rd, that, with this understand ing, that he was not piedged to any measure to be founded upon the Message, he should nut oppose the Address.—Tbe'question was then put and carried. Lord 611.7140UTH then row tpr the ' purpose of • Earl GREY observed, that the N Seeretary of State bad in fact admitted there were pieta dent; for proceeding upon a IYressage the same day it was brought down to the P. sese. The Noble Laid had said that they might ni.ke a precedent. 414 this Le (Lord Grey) admitted, but let it be putrid that for dasng there was an indispensible icceisity, with ft view to tne pt,tslic satel, and where in this case was the prof ? Undoubtedly tneeves ftroLs4ia this CAW did n .1 lie o a those who opposed tins vroceediaig. drew that there acre no pteeiden . s. bat it lay upon those who naaavcd the proc-edi:ag to spew that Litre was a strong and cver.ru:ia4 tle.essity for U. A:. cording to all the it - aim-m.lunit he had been enabied to o b t , ti , t h e state cau.ltt y was not such as those who advised t!:e biingiug do.o. this Mesa ;e would depict it; on the eihatrat y. ate heliitycd ;Lore was nO6. thing; in the .tare of the cooloty that called for the renewal of those strong m 4.1;1eb that had been en. acted in the earl s part .4 the Sessi an, and certaialy for the (listless that existed in the couotry the renewal an the Sospealsi , ” of the Habeas thapaia was not the oemedy. He tiu4 , ed, however. it the CULlMl:ttett were appointed, that, as he ILA before said. they would atixi.vs.y weigh and si t the evidence su tell too their esamiliali..n._ issamder n.a nova: 4o .eoi those alms into which t h ey had fallen upon the for. men occasion, but that they might not up.:n d.,uhtfid evidence maSe statements that could not be borne ou:. He trusted they would look well to the dm. racte:s of the persons Ilona w!lo.n the evidence sub. milted to them cane, a.. ttl:tt they %with! cstifflate With ditl.l6ltsviClo,l th• ue, seh y ustliut they Affected to support the Gosernme..t, I•Nst no ommtunity ni inflawaing the pacsiOnv of Cle people at: sa suited their p..r i snse. His Lnr.ivhip here lead the tothiwin g hand. bill, Whict was circulated at Norwich Juttn t ; the rt. I cent election tot N rfolk "M. Ent Whalen. what has caused the bigb price it Bread t " A. I I:: Cant big. Q. W'ka Wed Out Imp s. and cruel immure voLi:b the liht,,btatotis mm .0 the ear.h, and ernmht misery and carra ion tirm h. Na r k.' family! " A. I'he min who Lars rhr rrerholkien of Norfolk by :be ow, maks."' t'tesu where h. 14rawp. •• Q. WSW cppretts. 4 the u , .lu•cnoar littlP Farmer, t:tat eirri ,,u, and Ind.i,e...:eut m. soh. r ..t C.O COMMt. tilt y, ont mro:po rz:,.,; :,, s l and with tIF u%ll , f..r pur t •o.e 0. 8.".1.mg bit al re...ty 1).414 . tare ? •• .t. Übe praori an.lonfeetsr:g t of N44.11c, litho is a t0.,1 01 ot:.ers. " Q Who ii it dia.. Mr Cie isnot Mou4rel!efistee Ilse of Mo: chide' y. nor only in AgllCol.6lio :tot in Maim.. lure% has les dueed thousand. to a .fate of r .111, and .I,art.7r, which bas led to the commis. ion of climes et Ir!sici. Httatz: 1•r shudders " A He who takes upon Lottscif t:le name and style of Po. trio:. and vb... ottie. xilt fur.h, r w h00..w00 Rrcl casave the risco ul talk. " tins synem have ro in I- - , te 4;1 t 4r.,i1,-,s tf . mat.ltind be .till tunber outt.g..l am! .1 •iitql...l " .No ! Arise, and do your duty' Wlt.it c..)!:1.1 evince welter atrocity than tllis duction—wilat rn Tr decidedly proclaim those. prir. ciples of tia:dly which had been t'ertonnred by anceinmetit ? and yet this very hso.l-hi:l had bve:t circulttcd in suppott of the GovErnoirnt. and in L.. your of the flovcroonent candidate! and be under stood it was the production of the head of the Blurt:- wick :inciety. at Isi-mich. with whom N , We &- crew y of titate, through his lin.leroie.:ret.try,• had held a rkirre4pon.ionce, in which he &elated the lirunswicl: ;Society to be. 3 highly loy.al Association. I'l:is ton. lw iindetstool, W 42 the • author .d that contor•oucated to the in i• in the eirly part nt the Scs,io,o, with regard to ' the ~11 -eh le d exi;arti‘e t.f tiedittous Sutictivg it. N..r. wick, which was compl-rely disproved by the evand . Jury there. It was astaind tarpk.....rd- upon by 11:, , 1'.; : t s: that ie i l e idjilii lw rien.l3tisit 1% front fi l ch c fi ara: - ,liesl to warn and cautptir ti'd C. ilsszaitter. It the Com:late! were to be appointed; lie was h 4 ppy to hear that the Intart . w.ts not,tu rgyarled to, necause be was• as Clewy to ail hrr. And h: thought nothinz lawmhypocritic.ll two% to po.tcuJ that were W4s a free kleotoen be when it was per:e.aly well karwn, esat, on tact, a Commitee so C I .1: 1 „fn INdli appowitd i•y the Ministers. With regard to p:oceettoig or ad how, nouluoig had bten urged to, prove to hilts toe 11 verity fur co doing, contrary to e:1 rev...lent: and thrtelort, to p, , ,itrone the colisiJiTa ion oot th e Message till Thifis...y. - 11...dioug. t. ;,,%.• ;vet. %hie nn pruceediug ourht to be I.ao till the 'mils tor Ingn trtJS'.. , ll sec, item whence evi. env. nytht