Star. — London, England, 1823-03-20 00:00:00

SURREY INSTITUTION, • • • M_Attos 1645. Wilt PROPRIETORS ond SUBSCRIIIERB are 1 respectfully informed, that this Insdtution will FINALLY CLOSE on TCLSDAY, the 25th instaot ; they are, therefore, re. "tested to return any Books which they may have belonging to the bailie, on or before that day; in default thereof, they will incur the Guts mentioned in the Sfth Articles( the " Regulations of the Library of Circulation." • KNIGHT SPENCEB . Secretory. PJET ELCIPOLITA IXTE,T44II /PH E PROPRIETORS mild the .punuc are re• spectfully fnformed, that a fj 1:1'; ERA I, ME VII NC..of this Society will be held on SATL'aDAV, the so2d io,ta li t, at T wo o'Cluek precisely, to receive the Report of the Cowuiittec , tun( to promote the general objects of•this institution. I3y Order of the Committee, J A ;)14S:.111N t,roGS, floc. Sec. Ife. 11, Neve Dridge.strom-34013 .1% 1624. 7. • PORT OF POOLE. 1 1 0 . 1 i A ill' • A UCTI 1)N, rh-..!er of the /kn. 14 - eemminigners iJRis Affijegy's Craikmg, 11: the Custom-house, in' this Port, on TituturLer, the 27th 3!arch, 1823, project)? at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, THE GOODS UNDER-31 . ENTION,ED, Or srarcriTn roa neacaas: 150 Gal:nrs Brandy. XOl 671:041 - 14 FOR OF-1LEI:3: 150 (;.!ions Brandy, 140 ditto Grucca. Alio, 48 Mats, a ()pen Boats, and the broken-up Hull atone other Boat and her blaterialts. • %lids base been condemned in his Plijest)'s Court or Exchequer. Likewise, about 800 Broken up Kegs. . . The above: may be viewed, and the Spirits tasted, by applica t:, : ..t Ci,tom-Douse two days before the Sale. Jr, PORT OF souTlimattros, FOR SALE BY AUCTION; r• r 1 Or :;.•- ??* ne Hon. ihr Ownitistionors4 4ia Dlstjes‘bCosiitme, At the Castor-in-House, in this Port, at) Tumult. Alta* dap ell, April,lB9s, at Ten o'Clock la the. Forenoon, 7 .. 7 . T HE UNDER MENTLO NED. (1001:0S, sea nous c atisuarrtrat Foreign Brandy (part Dealer's Leghorn Bats, It) Strength) 348 gal. Feather 11Itiffss Q " • Foreign Genevi, e:St gal. Feather 'Fippet, t . ' French Wine, 23 1-sth gal. Siker Plate 118 ozs. • . French Cordials, I 3-sths gal. Gold Brooc h, with Pearls, I Daman f lair, 298 lbs. Gold-Ear Drops, kvitb Pearls, l'aintins, 10 I 'pair Cashmere Shawl, 1 Gold Chains, Breedeti r "and Cashmere Scarfs, 4 Armlets, 6 • India Nlus:in Dresses, 2s Eau-de-Cologne, 4?.'hottft-s :• India Muslin.', 681 yards Ivory Chess atill Lraft Alen, India Unslin Scarfs, 5 • l set. 1 Also, leery Parasol Stitt, ' 7 ana, loxes , Needles; Ste. Cora. nesn, Game, Coral, Sandal Wood, Amber, Elephant Ifecklaces, Bracelets, and Ear Drops; Geld Rings, !tootle Shml, Barley, Eran; and sundry other Articles. • • - The whole of which have been condemned in his Mijestrsi. Court of Macbequer, and may be viewed, and the Spirits tai:tect, •if kis Majesty's Warehouse; on the Saturday and Monday fit... eiditig the day of Sale only, in office hours, from nine till two. No part of the above Guods can be sold for leis than the Do ties threon respectively. '77 COUNTRY HOUSE WANTED, the Counties of SU lIREY; SUSSEX, or HANTS, in that Put where the three ()Motive border= each other woold be ~... . . preferred, not exceeding 60 miles or less than tlO from Landon, A‘v uLL.Butur aild 'WELL FURNISIIED lIDDSP., to Contain a Brawing.roonv. in'd . Dining-nu:4u l of about 30 Ity . Bo tacit; . Breakfast or• la,slitsa' 9torSiirltiooaa,t s.nd Library; or . 04-titteinin's-rtioni, llonickeepetesstsif•lka. 4 e hest Bed...taints and'4 Diesaing-iiroms, and 6 Seirtlittittleffnit Standing for 3 Carriages, Ind' Stabling 111i* 6 Horsoft u, 400 walled Garilen, some Pleasure-Ground, and not Idea ihsiti - r2O l Acres of Grass-Land. The Honserkeamthe in thorough repair, and to be isept in by. chr launlintd, elm:4 to:p.10111LITts, 'faxes, and Assessments. Tissillbrns-famPaYearviltourNlid canimer 1823 (or from the Ist.of iiihrpfifirkuireft)e-Direito with particulars (fuss; paid), to Mr„Cipogge 3;erripftl4„,aolicirr, 30, 7 Jy-p;ace, Hullos'% 419nda0 1 . ; , ;, .; „ .. - . r ~- . 4. 4 SEVEN 11UNDEBD - PIFCB9- or.lvorit.,4oNe:. -, . .Ql4Tri IQW .0?, Seilr o b: - - - • ' ‘ . AT SEWEa ,ANXI. , C.ROSIFB.I.CI . DI4. itgllo. l l sl l s l. to. 1 2 4 rarku-oracur . coisbi'ob'titai'c' Ir-stairs.' " .• ' " --- glfutiiiiiiiti.' . • 1 7 ' . ... - '''-'" •• . - An • HUNDUE6 ilffir - NINETY 'PI IiCES of N.-/ Ellialde LONG CLOTHS, free from dress, esYartio firs iikg a l..24o Ps . 4 0 . r4 ,b ti . stouter ,165.280 do. of :a curious In* fabric 19s. generally sold by other houses at 265.. It is Metre particular to Families tbat.ate going to the Indies that S. and c. seri a corafiticace iu fecommending. this superior article-230i daslin Dresses, consistiiig of two I...unclogs, 95.. 6d. do. very' litil t 14s. do. very beautiful, with three flouncings, 18s. 6d. au tzs. TM muchradinired-Muraviau Book Dress, with Ahirtersi raper') flouncings, 28s. 6d. and .2s. this is au article which vier) , hove at the West End is getting 50s. for ; 640 Pieces of Teak trosch Jacconot bludin, 12 yards long, for 1 15..9d. Do. fine, 141.6 d. a.carious fine fabric, for 18s. adapted either. for Ladies' Drones or Gentlemen's Cravats; 320 Ps. of Cambric Midis, ' -12 - yards for sa. Gd. I)',.'9s. 6d. a very fine article, lia..6a. and 17,..6d. 140 Ps. cf yard and half wide Glasgow Aluslin, which is considered equal, if not superior to India, both in point of re liana its purity of colinr and durability / measuring 12 yards, kr ii,. 6d. 220 Ps. o f En-wide Itidia Striped Ailltillli t for Morning Dresses, ss. 6d. the. Dress, or 14.1. a yard, with a I ;leildid assortment of bluslin Dawning anti Trimmings, suited for the approaching S;ason. IltiSil LINENS and H A MBRO' FLAX.-Front the dis tZpshed patroi.age which hat long signalised their . llonse for Le above articles, the PrOprikor's feel a double . confidence in r. .cocintentling their IRISH !.I NEN to Families that art . aboo t rep.r.i.dnag their stcicit.fK the . Spring: 69. Boxes of 7 Bths and' moths Linens,•Bd. Do. tout 104. and ii. very Fine is. 3d: and Ls, 6d. a serious Fine 4rticle 'ls. 94 and 2s. Id. worth' ss. I 6 i.'. l xes of Han:l6m' gas got up entirely free from dress, mea 'l6os 25 antl.26 yaols:116 64. da leery P i ne is. 94. and sis. 41 tiv line fur Ladies' or Gentlemen's use ; 13 ikizei .Iw -3 at Os. to 40: 91.. 90 Pieees'of Bus& its 4 - L 4 04 jf rib *sirie its. 64.. and Sls. 9d. this article ba ts ..;tier to preteo a seam in the shee t s; 3 . of ygd ~,,. "'" Mock Russia fiii Servants sd. do.' Stout 744. d0,. - ral oasaia"ls. li wide, du. bleached white ls. 3d. to ls, 61.1kyard ',,ide Russia is .' 6d. to 21. with every description - vi t.- Linen acid ‘tttei Good s eileuiated At howitkeppingliX B LE LINE \. i ''" 6 I'l ipk e:) ine 7s. the D.)a.•Dansat.it do. its. 'Wks. leery lAtie it t,l 15s. B rea kfa st C ot h s M 6d. do. .I*ry ne' is. 1 t'lentg is *w• lido. ss. 6d. 2 yards do. 6S. 6tr:l o .lfilatsiask , los. dii:. Zr 1161 tits . ant i 143. 9t lung 15s. dki. Dian's long. 1 Mk 6d. bff i ~, ra; Damask 225. tilt. sod 2.55. 4 yards long 225. do. real V:""ii• 265. pnd 20s. S yards do. a los,, to, five Rsineas; Mar- tej , 41.41 ti tad Cuutitorparm 2 Tans Tung 45:`94. gi do. 6•,.tid. 3 „,- ~ i • - “Vif . s 11} 64. vial I* 44,, 4. lou t les. usitally mull tell 'aelt • -.1 % ~ 5. t - • .. • i Dr* , . atiltlerleil Inv rtud.tigon every artick corres .B Trial do advertiscrazz.k. • • 1 _ Royal , 104.11 4 bi la C i o — Mp2issjon i to the Tratisfqr in Aids Bill, the Assessed= 'F as t tiedorrtlff, 'the' Irish A. teased Taxes Repeal, the Chancellor 34,tbe Rackenaer'S 01'6.0 land) Appointment Bill, and the Scotfh Creditors' BID. The Commissioners were the Load Cuattegt.da,' the Earl of Stale;matter, and Lord Ressaases. •' ! Nr. Daanori and several hlembers (Tom the Ctimmons, brought up the Army and urine Mutiny Bills, which were read the first time. • The • Earl of DERBY presented a Petition from several Traders in Blackburn ( Lancashire) praying for amendment of the Hawkers' Act,. The Noble Karl observed that 110 knelt nothing of the facts of the Petition, but, their Lordships would find the Petitioners had suffered loss. by.the necassity imposed , dpon them of entering int o unfair 'competition' with Hawkers and Pedlars. It war stated'that they. snikqedmreal Inc.mure Menet- by Hawkers going obottt selling . goookand evading.t# l law.—The P et i t i on was rea d' an d laid on the table. The Noble Earl also preimited .a Petition from Liverpool . against the Insolvent Act, which the Petit:oners complained of, as !saving occasioned great injury to the honest creditor. Lord iii.:I)ESDA LE was ready..to admit that thelaw, as it stood, had occasioned great inconvenience, and be wss.terly justified in saying he was not the author of the Yaw. Themq sure he introduced for relief of Insolvent Debtors was or a dif ferent description. 'lire Marquis of LANSDOIrg presented a Petition from Darlington, praying the House to. take some steps foramend.; ment of the Imadvept Debtors' Act. The Noble Narituissda- i served that lie was ready to support the prayer of the Petition. Ire was not fora repeal of the law; and'ihe abandonment of the, excellent pi inciple of scows burturum,• bat for the introduedint 3 f4 such regttlatimu as would protect the b9nass ~greditor; • einhdo away the spirit of fraud which appeared to have been ow 'snaked ia the formativu of the Bill.-- T The Pe.tidoii was rtifOin. laid on the tabl e . • . ' 1 • Lord lisl)i SDALE drew the intentiiM irregularities.in the . Diode of bringing ApPealsr. The- Nolte. Lord, by w a y of remedy, proposad to maLaStandiag 9rdec i il lts that when any party or p art i es to an appeal tplatiAe i sildtfickpa. peal be removed by representatives ; a supplerfeental . 'estie be *livered by the par t i e s, statin g tlentderensidebytilit4lokse in inch causes, apd,the naoleo 91140Plass the, House had come to any decision. The PrOPofititpi dere& to be taken into•eansiderittieel, to4isorfovr, th a Mott br • ornakintit a Standing Order: S' • •• ;•* .;" • sti The hiariuls.of VA UDEN pnreested a Petition; boil bet tab, Hopiirowers lkoh;fipek .repqaUfpfShVoliPPlNEicsircA I,std on the'table. The Earl of'LlVEßTiClotiiitived t gond YJbt Reduction -Bill be prlntildr' fire Wed Oren tihtien YVterdiyilftri he. should more ha scountseedial t is - dapy*bfl irtnista 141 taken into consideration. Hadings:intWeistksibill 11101110 . Wt . more cooecnient T, sr several 4roblaßserit..that the debaspob9±l not ta!t•e' place till Eri4ay, he shoulci prsose'tfacit ti should be read a second timetbis day, is . * [ratter of'courk, add that the disci:wield should 54 tailed Eta ill detsittitittalainillidlyi for which day he moved thatitbeisisoldhliell be alitliAlollllo.4f Agreed to. • •- • -F-g.gico - 7A$O. „ s .Tliinirunis of •LANS PPAYN rose ,:W put a twesl.] • ge; tbq • * r T-. 4.4.0 or. . .! An, i enktject svar i kerep i e* FFIRPP• attf.*Fr:l6:•4`sillETAMAv.. l t*tuoatek aritiypato tlitfoo 4101.111.1 1 coons try ? ,The Nampseimplored King ' s. W Utstere t With*efeienee.r.o . tattire ofnigociatien . s' fqr: the purpose aveiting the calamity. of Warr its •gtWolie, to . lose. no.. time . Jayinit. before perliameni theme negi?ciatiens *hi** Pridtament *ere j ustly en, titla;fi. to examloe. Ate entreated the Noble 'Earl AO produceirti documents at. die first moment; cnnsiitent with the.pUblic.interett, they could be Pre . sentll co - Ate - After the long farbesaince . Parliarneni, • subject so iniportank that Ho JR information fioso 140/.44 the Wit aunt - may. At the first moment the Noble irk Could, consistent with public, duty,sommetliCite'tbe information towhicis be alluded, the-Howe ought to receive it. Thigriblettarq.uis could hardly believe, when there had.beisn a. 'statement made elsewhere, that afil hope of pieserving the peace Of Europe bad t•ubsillecl,that any incoriveruehce could arise from pro. ducing those negotiations into which the ,King's,,l4l: nisters ba¢ entered, in the hope, of preserving peace. Re skoulcl .therefore:atk, the, Noble Egli, whether,. consistem _ ke jotstrtst, of . Ibe Public,,parlialueur mighk teaacfote.. osAute after the holiday's, be put Vor4estlPll of the doettmetus,. and w,hethes 4 cutsiees s otsuld •be resoyea go. after the hOlidays,.:with apices:lof bringing on.that• exsimination the coutry. sq ani6Oushritilonivd • ‘ic ;• t . The Eat'. of .UV saitl oist: be entirely 'agreed with the Noble Alarquis that, his Majesty secveoeslobgbt le lay beforestbk lining for. its cotin sidetatissni the whole of the Pepery •relativeld ithe. negotiations which had been' carried on With &neat and Spain, • 'and Jude' ex phsoltt ioar of the valley Sy' which MajestY'e m Governent had. been ' directlia, is von's& enable Parliattene' and , the zealotry • a just ,detertninatiOtt But•the .Noble• bllevetair mistaken as to what had passed its , another • pleces , 4:- It was stated, *wile had, no objectiok to testate it, 'that unless some circumstances .arclse on -loader it its*. proper, it was the intention rat; his Majesets-Governs. meat, on the first cunvenient after. the 'recto, to lay before Parlianseet, mor''onlf. ehe whole +tafitlke Papers • relative to , . the seek wiallentsOre e is' fulreigif 146011 . 0 f the : polio itf.iffires,.thfe"ctitittte, :bid Ws, guided ;arid 'in iteting,. that deter %via 'desired is to- be fully auderstook %thistle was nor ow account . of any pioratittat:Soceitirenititiee„iititiirt -. Pnblfe Arounds, that ?ludellijey. 44y iteco44:l;," . .!The/f9A 3krquis 44Med• 41'341ii.raritvList.4aia.hanocui.an anueable teesnisaiest:llll.setrockete.PTlOr had oeased to toilet sffseteft est NA Meal the Marquis • h&d bled tifitinfOituiettt stated elsewhere : stated • peat , itL &hitt the hopes whicht pool); in -comuiew ' w,th otter hadeolitiderabtfabitedibut:le could • cou it b e . i,o • . consistent t, that all hopes .*ere extinguished. ad . teuttled for•the holidays; he .'llaiescisstumtbands to;!a*tfif. shigt4ba‘ ; and be,S*P44. l kalibmaie utter l ase recess wises.. f: their Inedshipi* eionsitietatiett should not take so improper ali '.edtbeitheib4 thittlkillse: Theft ' if Mtisittiollinatietlif '!liihniehtosilswg esk,tlinfosninons relsaisielytal Cr-civil 1 4 ' clft t i vr Y Pi#fitibn4Ry, .. ;C is- ha 4; .Golfe ..pyt 344 4, frl i fie u iff t . and bad ; comp 3p; his preient ajtsty_ . by, inheritance. fps poWer Ore/it was, consequently, 6'3 1- mime than it was neer the King's porsartil - proiretry: in general: ' - If the.P.slilic were to be Foy if t pefsepsion of it by -an-Ae; of Par, • Batnea4 lie.apAreheruled that his Maje s ty mu s t ale. be considered iis, epic ?) . 't n the right of disposing_ of any other Object' of the King's personal property.z— Oh theitepointie-Waitltl be happy to know the 44 nion of the Noble Earl on the Woolsack? .. • - The LORD ctii.NdELLOtt could not say what hoursOlse other Hoi,rse intended to adopt.on Ate nyi., jean.: With , respect to the right of hi s 3l n jg s ty to 44 1 , pose of the King's personal chattels, it was a question* which required some cons id e r at io n , a n d to 4,litch J would take time to return an answer.. ....;.!-- -,f, - ; ; ; - - . The Earl of LIVERPOOL, cenceined . thrOilMf?. jesty was fully erititleiktodiip9se of the pasiterj,y4n, qiiestiOn in any way which, he might, think proper— In 'the present case his . Majesty 'bad thought tt•th riace it at the disposal of the Nlttion o 'and 'all AlUit Atliament had, to consider was. in What snanuer.bis. lvral freAnt.might he, best, appAled i t,for ; no Act 4 parliament , was necessary to , .give iviro the poner.of, disposing of it as he pleaied. ;_ Earl GREY considered the'que s ti o n one of Chris; Tenable importance. _ The. 'King could, only possess the/sibrat? in •question its'he dill' the other. property hf As erototy, saincorrid net dispOse of it -without , aving a similar right to dispose of the other part.Af, that property:. 'The :Nebltattlf intiliosite :seemed to kossithir tha t : the , tight -, was wtsdeislranli bite ; *:the .liobles.E4rl on the. VYontlnck-IFtlititß,....:, , - „.„.., return an answer Aulpiatter. a 9f4e.in his' opinion quite to cliat!ai it,wislh of tlke iota riciMe Earl:. He . was eitiniihtd;thatt..hildli - Mrasiersschould•neOrpollngreeckai thut.eatiocts nt - Th•LORD CH ArNiSial.6llffigi, A5ir•n0 . .."144-: . ptulerstan4ing.e34 . s,urilusitopg his,rfaig,stA:a,A4wa, 113 tit : 4en L t N96:l,.Viierid . (4ril F f 4lcabstr • . • isatad.sinportat Cluetionojer Tie idnittrediiine , 6 , prerei*ficiitatit, it wai niattulid'herfiluld-trith fon tcrionsider thintsbjatt.inteielisd ',mimed an ajasyree, : - Eari - i.GiifiY:bard Meese ,vonittcati ,is-1 utionv Obit i 4 17 misandef*lii.g. FPfo ll .li 6 4; • eti'l eri ) . AO .oiti*'• jesey's i lifinjstopti ; - e ,c. onsrileletk 144 ,Azi.ccon r fct bofiy of toett ot a l i tnislpil - far,tho itu*Te, .a;tn , suitikksDertriu - ilf•-veie'r ;VlTll4l3 o 4l.4iiiind . tillteltil wield iloisiatt ftleift•4l4esisibtliogobritimen3lllc a • Aa. l 4 ,l O;AmW•O l PO49k litst4Prilighlt4N4o)!fiwtat4rz tu the ii!het 3 ELstl ss.. He %I'M cinksMiisfitF opinion of; tlae,Noble r and cekia Earl shb `'r iot Imre bgetelakett to, Os 'cutiegtief be#t reit* siEt. pit On wfircW-h0 note refestil iii giicincgrei*ei.g •,. • "The. LOUD CHAlTCl3lbOliostatesk 41:tat1wthasi baen lirst asksik:if.Ju4nsevi Seltier Wbakilisl.twta brought,ingo t4,(iciaren,gs Au .the sui)jgcv/#4l in., *if shiPe.Of a 13,41 "or pat? J ur Al's hi ConlcfriOly atuW#r,, as he lira "defte,"enit ° l4 knew nothing. _ If he were itsleed vitietherie Waif neiessarf•t6 , have a Bill or not, he would certainly gisch i r opinion, but-not at present.. ', The Bill wanthen•read.a.second time, and on Lord ELLENsostooon'spotion was ordered to be printed. The km Arms BM seas read a third time, and Passed. The Irish Yeomanry Corp* Bill went throngh. a Committee,. and was repott e d. The Marquis of BATH presented a Petition from the Bankers, Metvhatlui, and Traders, of Frome, in Somersetskire, against the insoiyest Debtor s ; Act.—Lid on the table.—Adjourned. - . . • • HOUSE Or COMMONS. . . i ThetHouse was summoned to the Peers, to hear the. Royal Assent given.by Cnminission to various Bills. r• , ,n. Petition was presented from Blackburn, in Laneasltirei against the Hawkers and Pedlars' Act.— Laid on the table. • A Petition teas presented- from certain Justices of the Peace to I)umbarton, against the Cottage Tax.—Laid on the tables • • 4. Petition .was presented from the Importers of Rattisen- , *tar in Armagh, against the Union Duties on those articles.-- Traid.iin the table. ' Lord. R. ,MANNERS presented a Petition from the Ards. kleaton of Leitester, against certain parts of the aLtritige Am.—. Ordered to beprinted, . - Mr. S. RICE presented a Petition from certain inhabitants of the Parish of St. Peter, Dubin, complaining of the pressure of beat tazationteferred in the Conntaittee on the subjeoe.- ,, General MONTGO.3IIaLY presented a Petition from, cee, rasa Plantar in the Island of Dominica ' against any estuabail tiOZl of the Duties on Sugar from the best and West luthei.--. lea go .the table. ~ , . • Sir. MANNING 'presented a Petition, to the ra ms e&ct, instil the-Colloid) of St. Vincent', -and eauspiaining of distrass.;.as •Lalsi oar the tables , ~, . • : .. _ . . ,• . . _, , ~ . . t W. CONGBItIrit presented' Petitiens ' from Plymouth olgaillat.the I,nsobietdDsarnil Ocit .sit the Dedest or Coals.,— "Laid.oti.the table. i " : • : , - i ' At• the request of Aft. tlAtowir, tdiatsagithrit . teet Itmotiorwhich.sersocpar 4w ski rueri!isesk tweiihro • nits fentdiß.o4 AK clictriFi• ~..• ,1_ ~..• • ..: aaa , t,„.&,_•' -1 li k "sitar. SCOrl" presriind'a'retiittiri from prompter wont eer y •taiscOAkihnowirilliCtra suerfahtti ~-/".. ut I?. ..7.! r -.:, • :•ri ' - . Mr. PIIAI,VNGiIt prrianiesv post lNiitieons ceetaisinholl cialis'ot. the •Wartltitidinklaf.ii.thislitC itairotie WdkElt t ld; .401116 dile linalksii.Voneerr dietegilistslaria iter.swe• - :;: rktlelZAlsirtegai/Mtryfeef (j : '•: s. • re ....= • blr. GOITLBURN brought in a hitufbr! posbnift - ar ma Z " l eritirtecd t itlOg ix d litUt -k - I. trt itate;' d r , e ja r i - 1 1 104‘,4, 1 •, 5 4: a:..*.is „2:J :414'01-..4 filtt s l &a clila• tf ill l e , . •. r ,l resen , . 4 4 robs e eneral se", _y . illilti geMlitaibil - "efal#,NVlO4 l :3o4,l,l:Astl . tie • win l e r_slier. g .aras f t ntsbit4 az l r laiWotities . Iniistis; w . apit weer I i ; ~s 15.4 1 , 4..8...01 144111 . V:111: i teighltig t ft Nitsbtibei to iiiistsimik in, f tlie sin i ntion A f thes e •t,wat . evlieti it A bsi o ld, k ~ efia 104/04:4. 1 iMaliikilatifilla %MEV '4v ipet r . „, , „A' usd pips won. sw tne WWI ROSII4 _DOC. ne h r e r i l i d on ' 14/gnat attar! 1 : - 7 - - 's.'l considered this question to be one , - - if‘att jble,atibirct ;email% to the ppikeAgbislbtlokbelligronir ;flsLiftneAt. oneocAlie j . iiaosi err},kstositeet "4 rableatis' s• 4 4b ,c* i 1 lkqatspelop.Rfsh. Nw,..kseett-viith bo r ic, Ito t ll 'lnterests of the I% est — hairy and to thpacof the vast psi 'potation of East Insliaf.;....:t! !" 7 -I :• . t , Itirr.C.RElllVliY uthotatif gee Uon. Masks, mativti kot . any :notion upon the IPct Mr. ELLIS said, that hii,,047 , rintent ion em :to **ye; that. the Petition be laid uu the tape apilfinted. He should. femme further meas u r es fb r better land arid to be Pvintod i lir. ELLIS pre'seuted Pe ti o us from tase Jim et Antigua, Grenada, ;twit Mootaertat.—Qua so bovinted. Mr. GRQSSWlTpretensed a I'et4ion (soot tbs./nen, ten ant: others• in the ,rslarid of St. Vin'ogn oontglainbigpf dis 4 thoss. Ordered to b e Pllnto4 ' t • Mr. Al A Stre.lt TO U K"Wpapaslitig a dallir from the Vireo Islands, stated that.iskwys fOittassernotobdt benevolen4 Mention* of liarlial . nang,-Kgassing abal Session 'kr . pr./Matas, direct uitoecourse between the. jaliMientas meths- Urtiteit leierapt.atikilta:•Vlfferturmi that measure clime Sao laisi. , i . -Ithirpeathe thitted Staley bastaik.4oboaboaa,!k!iit twevirsip . With siseirtoini*:.lla4 adopted a system of distillation of aph4 . 'ts. , :at home, which m a d ' it unnecessary for them. fn obtain •CiPpliet of rum from our Co . lonies. And with respect to sugar, the advantage which the Colonists of foreign States, who permitted the continuance of the Africati Steve: Trade, had, id prodeelor that cothmodtty at Licheaper rate, d estroye d r h o tnerhet foe the produce of the Sri. sh Colonies. .11e called for thin prottitiowot: the House . against y Innotition' in the rate 'of duties' on Sugar; fpe . rts_benofit f ... ithoLlinAndia trident, u A "eontelaplited by ' The lin. of , tlar•Wtot Wilt, ColOrdes.to tine totnortyt In a cbna.. ;7=l ' 7 financial, and political poipt or v*w, entitled then:. to SW In9ft ..fiF?Pfl?l9,cqnsiiiliretifle' .Eri 9 - 4 1 t tip9^. 1 3 , t k ett , COPt nth wis itat len' talk dlcir 'by ellAdisncy than jtce.--4. As, 7,.. tidenywilibrosivie bed Mideredlo,Wilittfite& ' . ' • 1 : , .. 7 ' ! "; 4 " 1 IC•CdtentitimeNin;W Itirta iPgik • .. .. - . . ' ' Mr. J. SMlrfit. 4 l4inethe 4 lti l ibt 'licgt.iliereiiit bf Stake/for Rireies AtrAtpfiehis illici; *Old tike the liberty to re . stielt ' , NI **Utica to ii;stib)det:cit - great iiwpartisiicei Sici)ti;e• esiii o lettial toiftesit. Pie Right Hon. Sec t e*ry• *lse' btl4it i Veart , that it priienilt 4a*lvitivittrettle culti that ..a'tonsesits. picatioa by !arid could •be:tnainlatned betweeh . this kountry and Spain.; mid It Was evident chit that di culty must shortly be itterened. Under these cit.- , he wished 'tnkno* from the night Hon: (090P414%,*bether. Government, intended to - estab 1 Lsks_39,,t_he usual ;toy ! , a packet: to cp,runna? - . lin. CANNING said. he eritess• 44.4 some -doubts ;as to whether the establishment O a' paeket to CO- . !rttisina• *ash! ;ins'wer:th`e:Pfsfpose effecting a more i rapidxominuatcatiorcbssasetal tide 4ottutry !did Spain . thaKAFiPc4lnnifflittiesit ' 4 llo'lluseld'iPtte the glotimis ks„c his..dcu,klPh ,Abovfb a proilk ago; hiving; occasion, ii se t trdinltincitidis to ,Sjka- its,, he h4a givate.hicti,vro. iiiiiii L ittii#rWitieuitiio VOW.' ,bite '6f"thi iseitseartOrs fireteeide, fiYi the ' way — cifentilfil l *,i, .g f i c t he Other by-tblevitrailskertotstk,isne the i fittetnir= I tF 4 ,ftflitrif )9niinth i Alt : .;brilifraett•/;Wil‘hether plifp e tt• w igki e l iti s F. 4 ob i tie th f,re- c/3 1411 - I %no tit) th' ' Me so 'Me sure rob), ge adopi :hi' p- Vest Anviit i ftn io litt i ififtai l the l eWtakidibttieasbett ve e n ttriV - isii6Ktry ultitd 'Spat*. 'IA " . 0 4. . •;' l ' .# `S: ;re.}. I •.• • • . ~ ...: I .:*;:. ,,, lgisouturislog . stAvaityl , :: ~.; 1 ,7; • • ...Mr,•WILI34,IIF?Pcji,TeN parpreaslt. • a • Petition, of'mliicis- lie kadgvataistcp,t4r9mlbe respectalSle tiodY'' called QiiiiYers;- pfitingfos,: the Abolition of sjivery. Hi 'lfsti v tonededf ih4t,ilii lib ;, itself 'was ot.ewhiairsibtedqsaillosher ' '' nation to t Dritish - Houle Isf, Colnasotfr . 1 1W it derived In crea,ed interest from: thir, Ititoeioutavi. of ; 4 , or igi_ noting with 3 ItOdy , who, wer:e.pOt foirarA in ,potiti- • cat hilttert, Whit tve're6nlf roasW . to, .such - g course by the best feelings of Christianity'iriii . i.„4' h 66'4 a nature. To 'them' beldngtiil the heninir l ' of' Waving first addressed the House with:a .pdayerlor the Abo lition- of .the Slave . Trade ;. . clgteni.as now, they were aCPlitiell.,lai ,frillißlea, C.) !, 111 5kratitYr humanity, and religibn; Y 'Th'tylsiere Ga; qpie . n. of . that miling glispo,ition;6ir itildsi.iiilitit %Oats Ifilifc/i. iiii. 4 +not *the asi differenos of fattiee Orfthe felaihisirtitiatereittri and khan. they : now came.. forwstadp 4aetistink) ttait *4 rice ail humanis.x,fffiltliFl4 l fsit4ittliseff ils ai ti4a -4: ,v ilence ttlie modes t r . ,ja i s i patufe rtid ey,rw Aestrin eiind tiiiiceOlin alb e anomiTy a ountry. Wisich poisei;ea Ibilisli At 2 s)lo6"'or tfe.riatjat liberty that ever eitstO4 itiligigiiSptilikiehlifratrk . %vitt i .tir gilt of ibltinto‘i9ins- skit ' ' visodistraitge; , ittdai4 . .. if !At . to tee. , If.4 o ,3ayff l apipOk jf9loua la..every,4Ons . c;f i tisiil*rtt!.uT!c.k .l y A lei %9 t wn, , gin 'siii crseiaiiien - q f praC(itiof Mier)? ' eAr after yeak tentdry fri.i. 'Eeistsiry, wlthinit lit erwyfig": Feat disposition to remove it. Therefore it was titii'Sses racatitMOOklihOutia, Jt Aber dttOr; to ,Oratt Torivprd, :Awl stolelb 4 l,s4.;ooortk ° .i l li h t 4 .R bf:"411(40,,a '4ll, 'and tliscc wkiitad laresi,snAavM, F i i p t to '64 tt4ttlActi n thkieft il'digtsiey . 'be VA 74ii 6 1,14 , 4reiefreii.''niik • ;Tile Sidi ' i4ACk 4 flt aii ,itheeNeptjladiet borela-cliotiscitr:ofoptilitt.maOrs r1 1$1;• 43:aim ic94 l si4(,fOLoratit,PWP frlifigg.s..• il'l. l .lA ig giNTßl e i tSOKFlßdi k qPikft Il , ;o r s ho pr m a te% A . t .k1,139 ..:, agh been , cli?ii6lancl'ettor g igs-t ia' r 'a s last ' th e ir . Vs3ll. • VVC r 7 4 lll :tistosliVetitztiethelleßesrugtiWei , iAl ei,e s i :e tc pay ... 4 . 1141w ;_ Agaida Wit** Is*, aptitaiitin i 4 t9h4 eelit,tM ) i?.*Pfo fici 4 .4 41140 . ("viz giv e . tifiv i v. l NT . F.0,4b1 t i.0.4.,4 1 /, ~ ~ ..fi1,"44104 i rrewp. tobtoes,tostr.. , lite/ w i , I ' p r A g , Weleitikfi 1 ift . i2 l . tilfl 4 o6 Mei? ' . 14 .' -. i . ..i . . I O. 0 . 1 . PJ tfqj Mat!isistaatiatt *OM . s • l ' 7 •, • . L igt4Z isittOratiLigapriitiCiidtais sktlisursrftfireavs;;;* IrlitillV V.812/WALq! , / c lif f ki •.•: f . : vi l't Ilt cr Pi _hot_ pLi f fsii 1 oil i, . 1 ... ittiolftifihykflttig .to fl 1 . t a. liW44p. infilitri Og r es 3 t •: • tf-•• • ( ' # likAaa;gaill haliabillittltit ' if ili#C - .- : ;' . i , r ia t ic . 40143tliisiptioisttliilwirki thigfrdeli itaktoomg . ';i9PUitiluti l ii i t.Vlfferpfo9l& . iimpt i i w V 414 i f t iCk . 14vd. c .-PAitirg l tet, e 3a, :. , r isos.t ' eX I P s e !41444tftiffil4 I.k "i i ll' r liiib • lliTisiiiheWf £; Vida !tettithigiwniagiheritet - Aicalf44,4 4 / 4 1 1isoolJ sge .401 thought that much had been done; yet he was always . - • (It • . - ' • •1,• '. , ‘.... - a ••••Li' - -,:. -f•;. 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Willi t ' l-'l ' ‘'. / " .rt • . • . ._ • .., ;.: ' 7l - 17 - _,...7" . . . ftg :...---....„...........—,„," * . 10: iiitn,,,,A4..it:iesnl.hinet:ioner•t. iat ast.imbe....4. ii #i ' : 47 : RA* mbi-AmerflArlsoftei t,, .Im , . :, ~ , LIEUTENANT on FlethitiLiflaen Relents* ~ _. pin won os i liT a i4idtbst; ' oil thsrititc.c; , it w N ~ wi l y „.. t.--• ~„, „. , Tiff COUNT ft•blittert7ENt tr MO - v/f4AIGD: ' : now ht. India, wishes- t w o RICCI:LANG* *l=l 'bd fni"Ale 41,5 way - toiatlouVie t ey . ,e9 a • Ito A, ! MK - Ikaki. Auf OlLsceiyrho is Inclined to meet i wishes I d i • , • .*. • . COMPAY* I ‘ ifEIWIMNTS qt. xvp.r.a.v4.oFtepts- S. A - sietz , l4 teauestad t . u its . .., . fter tbleattlititAloshhtsiLrie berth+ dial:* • ''' . .** 4 I MY, Kt#4a 4 4.cia, ;9; ieN nAbakestaaimdopacka.aa a la nt to or Lai lA P DIES.. 4 =404 *lke; .•.;.' . -. . o w, an d . c 4l. A nn . iient .. I : 4: ar a. , :• , crois. - 1 ~ • ~ ~ LitJ SA 1:1470 .I'. inards ?itsuAray. '. ..1 lb I'•n <;:3 t i I ,zll Is: . s w'rt:u •hr 4 1 rtAtinf&onnitsi s i n-. tint grintestitio i . i l 4nl as 4l - , . .. 11 11, . • I 19111 c 01 0 146 "13 4, Wag i t '" ' ' . ' 1 . 11 1 ..• sm.- Thst aGF. N F:R At. loe the said Company yrill be - • • • 1 l'• / °I 'IAtA4ROG I 4 I / 4 1 ttingIltiht!.:$91" 1 1 ,4 y - c - r o id, A ,i.t k o Aka l / 4 , a tm d 4ow i l hell by Adjotattrycnt,' at their Nod s . I n LeaVenbastreet, on • PARLIAMENTARY PI4 004 2 ADINOki - I ciettg ip • the iciags,i'llappanUsegapaijoa .),, I ~.) D r i 4i rnri d .. its I)l4lilsiit' tr sts,k. 4.brrstliaat t sbo ffilisal4 ,redezig a ie, FILIDAY neat, the a ist•imant, at amen o'Clnck in the Fore- -•• . ~.4-i-...,-• , •".. ;s."-• -.t - ", ~, .1; - i tat I Lacs, tan posing a axupina ibs.cutemnatr... '. %,• .I: ::• .7: , now, for the purpose of resuming the Consideratiou of the State H°17511 9F L9 R 9 A4 16 4C 11 :4 I:. • 1 ... , •tri. P. _ . 4 1( 7 41 41 bt . st•FlAet td Fildaf. .:1-6 0 a1C,Ii • 1 1 1 4 ., , 1tqL,-w 49' Noitx..exiaves.d I* knolikic vatlbategait of the Eut•lndia Sugar Trade. • - . .. . , . ~.--..... JOaEVII DART, &area's. The Royal Assent was eztu ! by_qomp2issirm i to tlte Trkgsfel !Wiest tbekire Ilietlbituo.Lo • - • , . Vhds .1.'11,e...--,...1. ^rl.:i4.sku I I i .714*, 0 1_ `l,Pful. .stmiret airakame to the notiee meth& 1.. L.-a I ce.tt" k ie *,! the . itkii O4 teifirP4ra;:;tz ', s: ,tett..itliglio.ArA i 31;06 41 1 *I liiia. inaesMait 'firrier.th 'MA, 4P . brr Obtain- sti'Li4t - lat a !"0 . 1 11 '° 1 .4 6 fri . N?:frit 6 l a tt.ll I. t eMbritl it t4O 9,440 -A,01464 aitil f zilit.l,lltioiNtlSasitrei tl ly.witx must if 041:tatig ke ilictiffelierg4 teti. 1 taCthat►floua . oft aeon ry, al t eir fitsOr 11141illUtralliVW tn.; :eipettedlOrtteeite ut ~„ 2 _ nu ", 0: ItE l fi ' t* *t *V: . SC IT P: I S. : 77 11 ,egriA, sai3ptalt 00 Ilactiv idgeo l V ,4l ' o .,o 4lo4 wor 'saki be. suboOttild likr,!ifrirr,.42.lpoStat:ll , r4tatta thottro tie .946 . 1414§1M i rl • 'AI , •-te e • Nt1 i 74316 a "d in ) . I tar T. LETIII3IIIDUE P 'neral C - x,rt M• 14y it of Dove- to NI ajo r has on ,the s pet rol.niel irectors etas express his t meaaiped Iprietors,3ll nt with the :ularly with CARNAC; of the ptria rliarnetts. to dia sugars ; itiou with * to. • eats respecting ceutors," read rl of Wegsrse i O the tloase of . Jou as to As • of Kent. Art 13) kr, jun. w, EN. to be me* Druaniall, Ida, signed by mrst:t. rtlfrard Lad it t limourAde• ; Janes b. rch:glsed. ilberLinil Local he County of decra l / 4 1 ithin the list e ship Regent, labled to state, livlctia about •t) stating that anoher. ed on Monday nuh,and Chat. r W 3. • off ate port, it front Va!pa , from Dente- -Wed the Rous.. for the River,. Sha kspearv. , lam front St, lwin Sunda, all Ilourdeaux.— ILnsitr, fur St. UrenaJa ; aad ed the Ifenry le Cambridge, and the Alatia t .. clays. On the tats overhoarJ, t, wattled away rded here, out were taken out 'er sramen, br a with timber, 'clock, 41. It. the wined without n off the wreck I two nights nn wned ; the Ave of able to walk w days, put on ,ands, in Come- E..dnesday. ness, is dis h being con ,cts, who are under mas- Great praise this judicious enders. His on discipline. f Aldermen, at Minister of St. y and allegiance. anent upon this rcise is healthy ; ilea from it. ssed by Mr. Mr. CURTEIS t forming him, ving the sub hey ought to 7 remission of iowever, will as indulgent. the time it) horse 125 miles one o'clock yes- Mr. Andrews at formed half the Ni the horse, or at 12 o'clock, more that. lout Fast ten macs :ts horse, and p.r. The Cql:4 i: Mr r and a h..lf, mad g 42 miles and an hour, aosi horse W.ig If at 40 micates tars. MA RCII 10. tin At market chi* ;prices. In 1.;.a4 mt i‘s ve4 ttrono it bc•tttt prices• GecrlF4 sL. havrt rick". • .. , - ~ ~ ~ I,