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L.P r'Xi . ..... . o w f ir je , _.. ). • ~• 4 , k 411 . • (f4L.* N UMBER 8317. TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1814. PRICE STXPENtr-TIM FPEN NY. AMERICA. it4ITH AND BRISTOL CANAIAND rOL _ _ _ WORKS. THE PROPRIETORS of this Undertaking resi. dent in and near !Anglian, are requested to meet at the Cry of London Tavern, in Bishopsgate-sireer, nn FRIDAY, the , 24th in.cant, at Twelve n'tliock, when a communication viol be made to them on the subject nt their Affairs. WARD and MERRIMAM, YarNsrnegli, June IFt, 1314. Principal Clerks. eIDMIRAI.7r-OPPICE, May 27, 1 dl4. VOTICE it hereby giTen, That a Senion of Oyer and I- 1 Terminer and Goal Delivery, for the Trial of Venter committed 911 High Sear, within the jarirdictiole ofihe Admi►alty 1 . England, edit be h'eld at Jorties Hall, in the Old Bailey, London, on Friday. ge I rt of July newt, at eight o'clocii in the morning. J4RLIAifE r r Pti,o1:1; EDaNGS. NEW-YORK, MAY 14. Captain Jennison writes to his owners thus, under date of Providence, May 10 I arrived here yes terday from New Providence, with 80 prisoners, pas. stingers ; and am sorry to inform you that our sloop of war Frolic, has been captured by the British fri gate Orpheus, and sent into New Providence, where she arrived two days before I sailed. She threw overboard 11 of her guns, and cut aawy her anchors, but all to no purpose." Nov E uy Lonn , It'NE The House met at ten.o'cr6ckiti tl:e rani-nine, an! proceedel on an Appeal from the Conn of tir.;.ati in Kei et. the Earl of Moira and others." Mr. AD %NI and Mr. in a 'me nit at were heard for the Appellant, and Sir S assort. Rossi t.i.v ded Mr Hu N rea for the rtes (indents. Judgni"ct af6 7 ltel Tnse House a.ljoumed duriag pltas,.re at :144 past ore, and re* stinted again at three. Between four and five the King of I'atti'.lla, th- Prirtei. PRUS6IA, and Marshal IlLuctias, came inro tee House. Kiug of l'aussta stood near the Earl of L.IVk 41001., by tic railing next the throne. and the Pr:l , 44n Prnets sat on one of tine side benches. Marshal P.l.ucts EA AL , ' sit - rc asb and then came and convene I will hit S:neere.g.l and I.rrd lavearopc. A great number tai LatUts wi.re In tine Peers* seats. "1 he Emperor of Ru 631 A was expected, but his Majesty did not come to the House pt emus to the itpening of ,he Com mission. J.W.CROKER. GESRCIR AND BULL INN, DARTFORD. ETHFRiNGTON and MIC KE FIE LD re erpctfully irtorro the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, they hair retaken the above I"n, and having fitted it up with every accommodating . ), hope to insure a continuance of their kind pa tronage and sup;iort; which by unremitting and assiduous atten tion, it will he their anxious desire to merit. . . COPY OF A LETTER FROM LIEUTENANT NICHOLSON TO •,' °nod POST HOR Slit and CA RR lACVS to gelhronghout to 1,00!R, DEAL, Btc. without changing ti.e I.linage. RECTORY. THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY! " Savannah, May 1, 1814. ITHE Advertiser wishes tl purchase the ADVOW- A. SON of a REC TORY, wit's the prospect of early po•ses.. %ion, and of annual value of not le-a than £5OO. A letter, post paid, addressed P. M. Post Office, Cullompton, Devon, will be answered by the Principal. MOR I GALL. WANTED sets,ooo in one Snm, or in different Sums. on hlsotgage of a large Family Estate of, Wive thrice the value. The Interest will he punctually paid half-yearly at a Banking-house in London, or remitted to the Lender, at his option. Further particulars can he given. with reference to respectable S. licitors of the Proprietor of the Estate, at Mr. Mills's, Law ?.tat iorer, Great Shire•iane, I,otidon. . MIDDLEIX.--I'ARIVI AND VILLA. To be LET OR LEA -7 E, and entre,l upon imm,diately, A Pleasant Convenient RESIDENCE, with be tween Three and Four Hundred Acres of Land, with very peculiar advantage,. Disiance f London about 1 2 niatts, a flue part of the County, and in a good neighbonthooil. For paricitlars enqu're ut Ralph El. Solicitor, No. 43, Vaarctry-lane, London. GODALMIN, SURREY. • FREEHOLD ENTATE, MANSION HOUSE, MANOR AND ROYALTY. WESTBROOKE PLACE, with its cf.lebrated PARK, WOODS, Etc. &c. u iii he offered tor S'Al.k. by PUBLIC AUC I'ION, in JULY nut, unless an acceptable offer should be made in tbt interim. For Particulars and 'rickets to view apply to Messrs. Bleas dale, Alexander, and Mime, Soheitors, New RIDE OF WIGHT. . FOR SALF.'BY AUCTION, liy Mr. Wlt !GUT.. At the Star inn, Upper Ry de, at One o'Clnck eti Thera,Tay, the tBth day of July, 1814, in ore Lot, unkw prevbuily depased of by Private Contract, of which timely notice will be giver', ALL that spacious and modern•built DWEL LING-HOUSE, situate at Upper Ryde, same years site the Pioperty and Residence of JOSEPH BETTSWORTO, 11,q de wised, and afterwards the occasional Summer Reside:ea. of the Sight Hon. Earl Sircwcza, toreher with a large Garden. btabje and Chaise-house adjoining . ; also two good stone and tile.hailt Cottages near, but detached from the Dwelling-11011,e, with Gar dens behind and a small I'a idock in front of them. The Dwel ling-house is placed in a s'itisttion commanding delightful views of St. John's, Sr. Helen's, the oppus.te Coasts of Hanipiii!tre a•Irl emcees, Spithrad, and the Southampton Channel; a c.rrisi.ts, net the ground finer, of a good Entrance, Library, Breakia.t and bining-room, the latter being el feet long by 1.5 feet wide, two large Kitchens and Scullety ; on the first floor ' a Drawirg.ratira. 21 feet long by I 8 feet wide, and four good lied-rooms, and the lathe number of Bed-rooms on the second fluor ; there are cent- Modieut Wine and Beer Cellars under ground, and the whole is supplied with excellent water conveyed by pipes from a spring it a short 'distance. The Garden contains two Statute Acres partly walled in, and is abundantly stocked with choice Fruit trees in toll bearing, and the whole of the Premises are in a per fect stare of repair. The Premises are now let to a yearly Tenant, and they may be viewed between the hours of eleven and three on Wednesday in each week until the Sale with Tickets, which may be had of Mr. Cooper, Brewer, at Ryde. Printed Particulars may be had at the Place of Sete; of Messrs. Mottle,' and Co. Portsmouth ; Mr. Willingsm, Newport ; Mr. Barney, Solicitor, Southampten ; of Mr. Wright. 10, Charles• street, ttl't. James's-scptare; and at the Auction Mart, Lotedon ; v:d of Mr. Gunner, Solicitor, Ristops Waltham, to whom appli ration may be made uftreat by Private Contract. HIGHLY IMPORTANT and TRULY VALUABLE FREE HOLDESTATES, EXTENSIVE MANORS,TITHES aris ing from near NINEFEEN THOUSAND ACRES OF RICH LANE), in the COUNTY Of CAMBRIDGE. ' By Mr.. FLETCHER, At the AoeTron MART opposite the Bank of England, on Wed nesday, July :0, and f ollowing day, at 12 each day, in 28 I.ots, VERY Extensive FREEHOLD ESTATES, in the vicinity of Peterborough, consisting of the valuable Mirrors or Lords.hips of Whittlesta, St. Miry, Whiltlesea, Andrew: and.the Manor of the Rectory of Whittlesea S. Mary, called the Cuquenary, with the fines and quit rents, amounting annually to £123 ids. Od. and the Royalties andPisheries extend ing over 22.530 Acres of Land. Impropriite 'I ithea ari leg from 18,262 Acres of Rich Grating, Meadow and Arable Lauds, the right of Presentation to the perpetkal Together with several PREEHOLD MESSIMGEq and PAR MS, of rich Grazing and Arable Lands, in the parishes of la'hitxlest a, in the County of Cambri dee, an..ru uoting to «1 35 Acres, i considerable part of ssh!ch is Tithe free, and the several I.eases will expire at Michaelmas next. The above Estate is of superior quality, and rendered extremely valuable from its contiguity to Peterborough, and its prompt conmustication with Wisbeadi by water carriage, and lit. leo:s, all of them Corn and Stock Markets, which are rising into the highest Importance. Prfnied Particulars with reference Plan, may be had, of ileum Forster. Coolie, anti 'Frere ; illcs,rs. Woodcock, Bate man, and Jones; ,Me.srs. Vizard aril Hutchir.sim, alt of I.in enhes Inn Mr . Shepharil, of Great Russel-atreet, BinomooLnry ; Mr. eisuance, of Cambridge; Mr. Fletcher Fenchurch-stre..i, London ; at the Angel Inn, Pestrborough ; the ' Itose and Crown, Ak'is brach; George Inn, Huntingdon; Peacock Inn, le -ton; White Harr, Spalding ; and of :.Ir. John Boyce, of who will spew the respective Lots. LOLA AND SURGR:AI. DISPENS.tR Y. PA tltON—lits Royal Highness the Duke of Ysiltit. bovira Noes. Fart of Egrcr.iont John I.atotiche, M. P. tarl of Leitrim. Col. W. Junes, M. P. • Hun. Col. J. Barry, M.P. Col. U. C':.•nients M. P. .leme—Ntr. Kiernan, Member of the itoyil College, London. IS INSTITUTION, est 4 41klicd for the erclu -1 sive Treatment and Cure of the Vi.NER and their dreadful concequences, as Strictures, D,:bili•ies, ?ions, &c. has to boast the Cure of leas than u,uoti Patients, an nually, many of whom have been afflicted from 10 to vo yearn. The ;arty symptoms of Gonorrhea and Chancre arc cured in sievrd4ys by Mr. Kiernan's superior and efficacious mode of treatment, and that weakaess and derangement of the generative organs, which ins air the comtitution, and shorten life, are here more suc..essfuliy treated than on any other plat , . Mr. Kiernan may be consulted as tisual, tty either !ex, at his private Dense, No. ut, Lower Chatlotte-strtei. Bedford-square, where Letters from 'lowa and Country are to he addressed, and the necessary advice and medicine will be gives or sent to any part of the kingdom. , - "4 ' Just publiiihed, .rice Si. Practical Observations on th e a bO ve Diseases. Sold by Sherwood mid Co. No. 10, Paternoster•rew ; end H shirt, 414, tlete-street. .w•; AN HUSH TALE. Ir. a few days will be published, in Three Vols. 12mo. SARSFIELD; or, The WANDERINGS OF• YOUTH. An Mill Talc. By JOHN GAMBLE, Esq. Strabane, Author cf Sketches of History, &c. and View of Society, Man ners, &c. of the Northern Irish. For ever, Fortune ! wilt thou prove An unreleming toe to love ? And when we meet a mutual heart, Come in between and bid us part ; tirolorco ie. • Printed for C. Crarlcick and W. Joy, 32, Paternos?er•rew ; l)o.g and Stirling, Edinburgh; M. Keene, Dublin; and S. Archer,. Brlfirs!. Z I H E Change of Affaita on the Continent having tensed a great demand for IRISH LINENS, has consldi!r -ably enhanced their pmts. The 13elfa4t Company inform the Public tt'ar they have a large sock on hand, which they offer at the Old Pr cos, full 20 per Ccitt. lower than any other esta blishment; and resvectfully invite a candid comparison t.) prove the truth of their assertion. A single piece sold at wholesale price, of warranted !nitric, for durability, bleached on the grass, without chemicA acid. No abatement made, and the money returned i; a fault appears. Casli for Irish Notes.-. Orders p.ar pnt correctly attenile; to by their Agents, BROOKS, BuSCH,andO'KEtra, 50, Great Rus sell-sireet, litoontsbury. A MEANING APPEARANCE. TIM unrivalled qualities of the Genuine GONV LAND's LOTION, as a safe, mild, and elegant prepara tion for the removal of all Eruptions from the Fur and Skin, and for improving the most delicate complexion, have long been knowtl to the Fashiorable World; and many thousands, of rank and distinction, have adorted, contineed, and recommended its use. The consequence has been, that persons have obtruded on th- Public syttriotis Imitations of the Lotion. To prevent injury and disappointment to the misled, it is necessary to state, that the GENUINE LorioN is prepared and sold by Mrs. VINCEN 140 6, Davies street, Urusvenor-square, Littndon, who is the 110.10.444 01 Dr. GCMl3lld'i Manuscript Recipe. VAL Ii remnves Festers, Ring-worms , and Sun-burns. Th.• following i. a Note front lady CATltealsii LeNNOX tc Mrs.VINCLN r, No. S, Davit s•street, Grosvenor-square: . Nu. 49, Chuilotte•strt et, Portland-place. Lady Catherine 1 ennui: presents her compliments to Mrs. Vaift-nt, and has the plea...ire of s , at;lig, that, by ihe use of two quart bottles of her Cow land's Lotion, she is perfectly cured of. a violent Eruption upon her Pace and Arms; she wa recom mended by her phr:ciatt to make use of the Lotion, which has. (-seceded her tin.st sanguine rapt ctations. Sold li l y Nlrs. Vincent, sole Proprietor of Dr. Cowland's Ma nu•cri• Recipe. No. 6, liavias-street, Crosveitor-squ.ire; an•l Cn. No. 150, (?:ford -street; Smyth, Perfumer to las Ma je.ty, New 1;0nd-street ; hle•srs. Newbery and Sons, and Ed et at ils. tit. Ploii'3 Church-said ; and all respectable Perfumers and 1) altrs in Gmuine Mtslitines, in every Town in Europe, its quat is Bs. bd. pints ss. 6d. half-pints 2s. 91 r e e , 'To prevent counterfeft Loam's, it is necessary to observe, be name M. E. Vincvtit Is signed 111 on all that is genaine. To Mr. DIXON. Apothecary. 1 R—T take the earlieit np portuntty to acquaint kJ you that 1 have received the must wonderful benefit from the use of your 'IKON'S AN 1 . 181L1G115 PILLS, which I car ried with me to Jamaica, and all those friend. to whom I distil , bury:: them have experienced the same salutary benefit; they de clare them to be the hest Medicine ever used in that country, for lldiuus ani other complaicts. The tollowing are names ot seve ral Lathes and Geutlemen who have received the utmost relict from y. ninth:lions Pills a—Charles Taylor, Esq. ta males; Wtiltant Shaw, Esq. Kingston, .ditto; Mr. Woodrifl, paniali Town, ditto; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna IA Mar, ditto; J. Smith, Esq. 01.1 Harbour, ditto; G. Allston, li', l l Olt° 7 .Ir. 'd'aiker, Port Moran!, ditto ; J. Penlinson, Esq. Salt River, ditto; Mr. Mullen., ditto; J. Burn, Esq. Savanna; 0. P. Polack. Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, Kingston, ditto; Mrs. Pert y, St. Ann's; Mrs. Woodriff, Spanish Town; with van:: ot her persons of the first respectability.—Sir, your most !:be•iient servant, 'FHOMAS HAR KOLD, of tbe ship Ganges. Sold wholesale and retail at Mt !minces, 4, Cheapside, Corner of St. Paul's Church-Yard; by Sharp and Belani, Pottsmouthi• Jones, Weston, Albion, and Mallory, Ponies; Hau t Johnson, and Harding, Gosport; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness; Peck an.l Ross, and Turner, Hull; Hozlatid, Cookworthy, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plysiourb ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Birmingham; Staines. I.yneb, and Atkinson, Manchester : 'I rear man. Eaeter ; Beater and M•Donald, Glasgow ; Bingen and Barry, Bristol; Steven-on and Co. Norwich; Swinten. Leicester; lin a rds n./ Penny t and Balling. sod I.ailibury, Liverpool; Neale and Ledger, !liter; White, Mount ; Roberts and Ituff, Chel tenham; and retail by mum Country Medicine Vendee*, in boles at ca 9d. and 6e. etch. " Sta—l have the honour of informing you of my arrival here, in late his Britannic Majesty's brig Eper vier, of eighteen S2-pound carronades, Capt. Wales, captured by the sloop Peacock, on Friday morning, the '29th, off -Cape Carnaveral, after an action of 46 minutes, in which time she was much cut up in hull, spars, rigging, and sails, with upwards of five feet water in her hold, having the advantage of the wea ther gage. I• She has lost eight killed and fifteen wounded ; among the latter her First Lieutenant, who has lost his arm. lam happy to say the Peacock received no material injury, her f:re-yard and two men slightly wounded—she received not one shot in her hull.— The brig had upwards of 100,000 dollars on board. " I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) " JOHN B. NICHOLSON. " The Hon. Win. Jones." • Commodore Chauncey has announced from Sackett's Harbour the Lunching of a new ship, larger than the President, capable of carrying GI guns, built in 80 days. The trial of General Hull took place at Albany. The charges were treason, cowaraice in the affairs of Malden anti Detroit, neglect of duty, and unofficer like conduct, &c. Two-thirds of the Court toncur ring, he was found guilty of all but the charge of treason, and sentenced to be shot to death, with re connnencLtion to mercy, on account of his advanced age and revolutionary services. The President con firmed the sentence, and remitted the execution, ca shiering him, however, by the following general or der : "ADJUTANT AND INSPECTOR-GENERAL'S OFFICL WASIIINGTON, eSTII APRIL, 5814. " GF NERAL. ORDERS. " The roll of tLts artily is not to he longer dishc.roured by having upon it the futile of llngatlitr4:-.ieral %.1. titian Hull. " The Geticral Court-Martial of wb:cli Major-General Dear born IS PlCaithalt, By Order, " J. ii.•WALBACII, Adjutant-General." Central lluli has pnbFshert An appr2l t" th.. Am erican people agAinst Lis cnnv'ct;on and punishment. He sums that ter acted as he thought best for the sf.rvico. According to t::e accounts from the int , :r-'ior, the Creek Indiat:.* had sahni:tte.l and made peace with the United States ; their warriors, t•r the number of 3000,having been tirst dufeseted by General JAckson, with the loss of 1200 men; the Americans losing but iO. The American estaKshment at Oswego, on Lake Ontario, bad been taken by the! British ; a great quantity of stores la into the hands of the captors, inclnding the peat cable for the large ship built by the Antericans at S.tckett's I Uarhour. 'The Ametican ship Growler, Lieutenant Woolsey, was at Oswego, but was sunk on the approach of the British. An attack, made by the British tilton the fort of Oswego, is stated to have failed, with the loss of near 200 men. 'rile American loss is stated at no more than 14 killed and '2O wounded.• Chauncey is stated to have sailed from Sackett's Haiboor, hearing that Sir James Yeo was out. The following is the American estimate of the forces on the Lakes: ~~J~ A- EAST I2VDIA HOUSE, June 9, 1814. r vl4 CO LUZT of DIRECTORS of Me UNITED of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND,trading So the EAST INDIES, do here4ygive notice, That a General Court of the said Company will be held at their House in Leadenhall street, on Thursday, the 23d Instant, from Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon till Six in the Evening, at the desire of more than Nine Proprietors, to Ballot on the follow ing Question, viz. " Resolved, That as a testimony of the high sense entertained by the Proprietors of East India Stock of the eminent and essen tial services rendered by the late Viscount Melville to the East India Company, for seventeen years, during which period he discharged the duties of Pres'dent of the Board of Commissioners, a sum of aezo,o( 0 be granted to his Executors, at the rate of X2OOO per Annum, until the sail sum of AC2o,cino be discharged, the same to be arched towards the liquidation of his Lordship's debts." JAMES COBB, Secretory. YOUNG GENTLEMEN's SUITS, DRESSES and GREAT COATS, expeditiously made, in various el; glint torus, tastefully ornamented or plain, at Dt ETRICISSLN ' S old-estahlishetl House, 12, 14 athbone-place, Oxford -street, Lon don ; who continues to make Men of kashion's Clothes, Regi mentals, Peltsses, and Ladies Habits, iu his superior and highly: approved style of cutting. Country Residents may be informed how to transmit their measure per post.—Curricle Coats, Servants' Liveries, &c. !cc. WALLIS'S GUIDE TO LONDON. This day was published, price 71. boards, or Bs. half-hound and Iry ered, r J ONION : being a COMPLETE GUIDE to • th e Bit rusk' CAPITAL; containing a bid and accurate Accow it of its buildings, Commerce, Curiosities, Exhibitions, Am•iseint R eligions and Charitable Foundations, Literary 1 3..1: :Limients, Learned and Scientific Institutions, ineludiiig a Sketch of the surrounding Country, with fell Directions to Strangers on their first Arrival. By JOHN WALLIS. Pro •i.d for Sherwood, Nee!y, and Jones, Paternoster-row ;C. Chaprle, Fall• Mall J. Asperne, J. M. Richardson, and E. Wil son, Con:It:11: LAKE ONTARIO. All our vessels, ready, at Sackett's Harbour, are provisioned, and upon getting out will compose the following Heet : General Pike (ship), 24 guns, Commodore Chaun cey ; Madison (ship), 20 guns, Captain Crane; Jef ferson (brig), 20 guns; Jones (brig), 20 guns; Go vernor Tompkins (schooner), 6 guns, Lieut. Elliot ; Chieida (brig), 16 guns, Lieutenant Brown ; Sylph (schooner), 14 guns, Captain Woolsey; Lady of the L ke (schooner), 3 guns, Mr. Mix. The British squadron which appeared off Oswego on the sth instant, consisted oh three ships, two brigs, two schooners, and eleven gun-boats, lull of men, conunanded by Connuodurd Yen. LAKE ERIE. Lake Erie is made a separate naval command, and Captain St. Clair made Commodore of it. Cap tain Eiliott, who lately commanded on that Lake, is ordered. at his own desire, to join Commodore Chauncey. _ _ LAKE CHAMPLAIN. Our flotilla, which is on Otter Creek, is preparing to proceed out. It consists of a new ship to ,carry thirty 32-pounders ; one sloop to► carry twelve 18- pounders ; two sloops to carry eight, and ten 12 and 18-pounders; two to carry sit 16-pounders, and ten row-gallies to carry two heavy guns each.—Total, 16 vessels. Commore 14 , Donough, an active and intelligent officer, commands the4nove vessels. The British fleet, which, is to be commanded by Commodo►e BarcLiy, consists of a Hew brig carrying eighteen 12-pounders; tour sloops carryiug from six to ten guns; and twelve row-gallies. ALARM AT BURLINGTON. Bosrox, MAY 17.-Wr have seen a letter from Burlington, dated May 12, in which it is stated, that the British squadron un Lake Champlain, consisting of 12 sail—one brig, lour sloops, and seven gallies, had appeared off that place, and that the inhabitants were in great alarm. Many of the inhabitants were removing their effects. About five o'clock, the Archbishop of CA N TZR suit', the LORD CH A IRCICI.IOI4 and the Mat CA 1. Ott!, took their sews as his Majesty's totarnistioners. The Commons being surnmoneil to the "tat in the would form, the Royal Assent was nutifie.l to ..ie iriiih Treasury Bits Bill, and six Local and Private Bids. The Common. 'withdrew from the Par, and the King of q. RUSSIA, the P•u.sian Prince., and Marshal ihoctira, i,hurtly afterwards retired.' DEFINITIVE TREATY OF PPACE. The Earl of LIVF.RPOOI. postponed the diseuss'on on the Definitive Treaty of Peace with Fta:ice till to-mon ow w'unifht ( Tuesday next), with die undeistaneling that the discuss , on rela tive to the Nave Trade was to cootie on on the } rec. ding day. The order for summoning their Lot dships for Thursday wag discharged, and renewed fur Tuesday nett; and on the nio.ion or the Marquis of LANSInitVNIi, in the abartlCC 0( a Noble Friend, the Lords were ordered lis be summoned for Nino.;ay. oLocCEsTelt (.40L. Earl STANHOPE rose tor the purpose of making some obsess. vrions on a Petit'on he had presented on Friday trom a protovet in (Anne- ner Gaol, as a Prelminary to which he moved the too Peti:toli be read. Whil:t the (leek was reatlin„: the Petition, Lo-iiKatsvots moved . the Standing Oiler for the escl.l,ion of straneer•. I 4.tt Bar was coti•t.qucatly tleared, and the Ladies rettr,a from aid More strangers were adm.tted, the !Utie bad atij )arned till to•tnurtuw. lIOUSE OF COMMON& A great number of Returns from differei.: OIL 7es connected with the Court of Chancery, relating to Fees, &c. were presented at the Bar of the House. Sir S. ROMILLY presented 1 Petition from a persnn named Robert Harris, confined in Liucolu Ja I, catuplaiserg ot varosus hardships and grievances endorA by him thireini the tioner had been many years conked as a dego.• to the Crown, bet; during the period o: 11:ti cuotinement hr h.el committed a misdemeanor in assaulting one ot the furrikeys. lor this offence he had been convicted, and was servenced to year's C 10,41 confinement. it happened that this Robert Harris had been one of the principal witnesses agates( the Jailor of Li..coln Castle when the general rev.lation and inanagenten• o! 044( pri.iitt was tinier inquiry by a Commission appointed by that I louse, and now, since his convivion, he had become entirely at the awe? of the man hr had so deeply offended by his eV:de:ice. fhe .:en* se. ) .ent tss4ttr: to 'claw by Win c,bestitutvd the mails of the Vetit•ipti. bir S. HAMM, PULL) he should only move at present that. it should lie on the uttc, misfire that the blag stra:cs or Lieco'n,ltire who veoted she Cowry Jai, woad examine into the :nem, of :be Cair, and :Ilford Erilli,%4 it called for retlte,:s. :ihoultl mit tint Le :lit C7l iv, he reset - yeti to :.imseh the lista of fitniging the matter fairw:ail a: any tutu:* period. _ 1 he EreltelPer Fill. Rill Was mad a second time, and ordered to be COMllletll tO Nlr BENNE I la- At t .l4 in his Bill for rerui-tin;: Fees•in Pri. ormt..-11rat1 a first time, and ordered to he t4:11 , 1 a section tune on Friday. Sir C. MONCK preqettted a Petition from the it.h.thittins of Morptth, prayittg tl•at the 'provssit,o , : I.f the l'oor Itehof Bill might not extuld to the noracr . cutonitti..—Orderecl to Ise on 'ht. table. The Irish Inwlvor: Del,t.;rs pill, the Irish I.m,!‘ punting Dill, and the ()veneers ut the coor Lirn, were trver.tay thir.l time and pl.•ett. _ _ The Report ;it the iri It Servants' Wages Dill was her.peht up, and the Bill ordered to hr tem.' a 3dtiie to-morlow (titis day). 'The Irish Cmtoths Duty hill war cutiinut.e.L— Ihe Report ordered to be received to-morrow (this day). Mr. H. ADDINION prewnitd at the bar the Report of the National Voce ne Establishment, by order ut the krisse• Regent. ' The Report or the !HA Esehequer Bills Bill was brought up. To he read a thud time to-morrow (this day). Mr. BROGDEN brought ie. chi' Report of the Committee of Ways and Means.— The RCM titian* were read, sod Ws, pur suant to them, ordered to he Muught in. 'the Report of the Deetrg Atlegation fill Will received. sod the 1:11 ordered to be read a third time un Timer.JAl. Theirish Legacy 81:1 was read a second e.--:To be o mitted to•morruw (this day). The Committee on the Itudt Excise Bill was postponed, upon the suggestion of Sir J. Nrwroitr, till triday. S r J. NEWPORT pomp's:est his notice retiring to the Pm of Couns of Justice, which Vinod tot to morrow (-his day), nil Thursday. The Irish Auction Duties Bill was ordered to be read a third time to-morrow (this day). Mr. ROSE moved to postpone the Gorgoer con4Jeration of the Report on Mad Houses, t U Tlior.dav nest; hut, at she sin,- gestion of Mr. WulTaalAo, who thought it unlikely any sum clan number of Members would attend this week, he consented to postpone it tiU Wednesday senniehr. Mr. ROSE. in pursuance of his nonce, trcved—That the Re. putt of the Conintivee relating to Captain Manby's luv,ntlon for saving Shipwrecked Permit's, should be referred to a Come mittae of Supply.—Ordered. A Message irons the Lords desired the attevdatice of the House in the House of Peers, to itcar the Royal Assent given by Commission to several public and private tills, for which see Lords.—Upon the return of she Speaker, • Mr. ROSE called the attectron of the House to a notice of hie for bringing in a Hill to iftulate •ho payment, Ste. of Naval Prize Money. The Right lion. Gentleman eintred Cats even al df-• tails, 'hewing the necessity for such a measure as he now pr posed, and concluded by moving for leave to Lrang in a Mil s which was granted, gut a few words from air C: Pule. ABOLITION OF THE SLAVE TRADE 6 Mr. WILBERFORCE, .expressing his trish M i i i f o th e his discussio n sio cusn of postpone his motion, as it cou ld not b e d u l y consi . dered on that evening, suggested the p ost p onement from T reaty Monday ty o n f e next, unti l I.order in uesd a ro a 'i' u e sdar, t proposi tion to be brought forward on Mund.iy. The CHANCELLOR. of the EXCHEQUER did not consider himselt 4s authorised, in the absence ot his Noble Friend (Lord Castlereagh), to consent to such an arrangement. Alter a short conversation (in the course of which Mr. WHITBREAD suggested that Thursday in next week would be an eligible day tor the discussion of the Treaty), Mr. WILSZRIOHCK tiled his nylion for Monday,. in the h•ipee!ust Lotd C.tstlsre.igh might be induced to defer his. Mr. HORNEA gave notice, that on Friday, or positively betore the discussion ot the subject, he would