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WORD UNIVERSITY GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL • .._.~.., 4••••• acw • •-• . -.; • ••••• Vb.. . ... r 7 L' yriHE Public are respectfully hsfonned, that a I GRAND MUSICAL, FESTIVAL will be. held this yea r, is the THEATRE, OXFORD, during 7 the Commute :4os Week. .Thlfiday were poblisheil, In French and English, Parts V. and VI. of • COUNT LAS CASESIJOURNAL of the Pitt VATE LIFE and COVVEIISATIONS of the liMs• Appeals were OUS e LO nd F w l. s O r l a t e D sw S, els :t e l A n y ans s. :,, when slut of YER.OIt NAPOLEON at SAINT /I ELENA. • Ptinted for Ifenty"Colhurn and Co. Conduit-street; l proc eeded , the " RAN of Scofield v. Sir George AbercromLy." from the Court of Session, came on, the Soliciter•Geou: al being heard in M. flossange and Co. Great 3lariborough-str;. conclusion, and Mr. itloacrieff in part for the reQnndetit ; attar which the hearing was post/aimed to Wedoefi,koy. Lord Losturo took the oaths and his sea:. Viscount At.rnone, •Mr. Ilssei:iseast, Mr. Muxoar, AT: Fsnr, 'Air. S. Wfreette, sad otters, brought, up the Vessels Apprenticeships' Bill, and oeveral ll:pad And lactose:se Rills, which were afterwards read a first time. Taunout, from the bike of the Chiei Secretary for Ireland, delive:ed ar...keenont of the saw laWlby the Lord .li Lieutenant of Ir e l an d, b y vire :if' the Act of ornament fur tbe - pronsoti‘a, ofwoblie Ororhe in c. 0.! part of the United King dom, from the tat of January, 15t14, to toe ist January, 1623. iUpon the ntotiar. of Foul Matt, k was agreel that the Earl of ltitalyn should:beat/dad:nub. Appeata.Coutnikte.o. .„ The Eail of LIVERPOOL sa id ' b e B ever lead intended to omit the nitre ottlielfoile Lord. • .• Viscount CLIFDE presented a Petition from Selby, in the Conniy of York . - praying for the repeal of the Insoiventpel/ora' Act. Ile obsetved, that according to the judgmetatasf ,liid formed, it wouln'be better Os put an end to arre#to fee filople Contract debts altogether. Thenomber of dandies wcfeldseesdily hi stripped of their borrowed plumes, as trattesinpn. woug.soo longer trust them, and thus the credit of society in gekerelyptild be latiproved as iaetwcen debtor anti creditor., • Earl GREY . gave tunac e th a t le intended to move Tdethe production of further papers respectitig the'bte fiegk4likiallott Wednesday next, and their Lordships were ordered to bd ken mooed for the service of the Rouse. Lord CAN DOR presented no less than ®re Petitions frone the County of Pembroke, complaining of Agricultural Dlstre,. The Fort of S(i A FTES RUA Y pre,ented .t Petition front Ply mouth, praying - for a more eotni:lete Abotition of the blaveTratle. WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. The Marquis of LA NS l)(1 W N said, that he held in his hand a Petition, which related to an important measure now beftore the House, namely, the pending Mil " An Act for azcer. raining and e.tablishing uniformity of Weight, and Illewures," which, in its operation, went to alter thewholesYsteinot preient known throughout the country. The Petitioners wfwe no less a holy than time enlightened and experienced men composing the Chanther of Commerce of the City of Glasgow, who objected to any kind of uniformity in Weights and 'Measures, and were of opinion that the present Bill MIS likely to do great sniacitlee It-seemed to be the opinion of the Petitioners, if any chew were adopted, that their Lordships might profit by the French system; but it was hoped that the existing practice of trade would not be interfered with, wbilst the Petitioners were" de- shoos of bring heard by Counsel against the Bill. • here an inforlitality was discovered in the Petition, when the Noble and. Learned Lord upon the Woolsack thought it defi cient both in favii)it and measure The Martiais of LA VS DOW N then withdrew the Petition, trusting that, ad intcrina, no further progress would be made in the AM—Adjourned at six o'clock till to-morrow. HOUSE OF CO3IIIIONF. •P A R LIA 11113.61? R tressed a large peartient tit' littinitrYlrliert*'lnteili: geese; WO repeceibility. ; hy . the -Act of Union, it olaPprdvided that the Citt sheoid.be entitled to . send N . llffewilser to Parliatnetiet - Stit,4 l reality, theinhabiJ Paris hid nn o'n'ce Wilotai the:melee% thin they had 'in the deceit n Of - a:Mentbei-(ciererfe Cse‘ile. ' Thibi did *lit- :even --k Om - 4Re - dot tin' %AIM -pie ' eleerfiai cook place. It pa s ted o v er witfiottfr ilifilkehielt apj pcarenteof popular, interesti -MA tehWirtitid id) a Sel lest dinkier. - 'rite Refirristftietttqfcesited•dflatitel too thiosetieal itt theirnatidtiref Rihlesentitiotr "li his Itiebt Honoorable Frieild-ffilti Dunda9 reptel sew-k J-the iithidsitaats'• of 'Edinburgh - at -telt,. it musts be in the or y; f or certainly itWasatottarill-alpractita/ Representation.- -His elijecewa4 not-'to increase the number of leepreanktative‘blit, to Nee one. reklly and tridfcietted by .a majority of the Inhabitants.— It had. been said, that there was rather too mutti of popular IteoreseittatiOn in this country. - The seine objection did not lie against Scotland; for, thrixigh• oat the whole Of It ; there vier :rid- such ehing as a poptilar election. -The arguriteritijor theifighe flo no:indite (lentlethan Vklr: Canttiag)-11ii-noe apply at all to E tiribirghi whatever faireethey /tight have its reference td this. weary.. IF itor-in the 'present, 'be 'certainly. srAiald'Weet.ttothssiod; • suave 'for leave to bring in. a Rik fdr the porooke Of affording some re dresfip the Peti:iotrers,•and he calculate.( upon the support of all parties in that Wise who 'were friendly to-Reform in ally shape—(Heat). • '' - ' Mr. W. DUNDAS said, it was-the praerice of the Manse to strike at abuse only where it ava x idund out. Was it attempted even to. whispki 4 an 'insinuation in the present case?' The Petitioeters asked for an in. fringetnent and violation •of the chartered rights of the City, of Edinburgh, righct which had been guaL ' Tinkered to ii • by-the -great co4nspet of the Union.-.L 'hie opinion- of Lord Hardvvicke ha.l already estat ' Wished that point. When theHonourable add Learned Gentleman-(11r. Abercromby) should bring forward 'his proposition. he should be ready to Eitte his rea sons why the House should rej ect i t . Mr. KENNEDY said, be rejoiced.at ,having su c h a Petition as th ey b roug h t under the consideration of the House. It was judicious and prisper to seleetihe case of Edinburgh, for the /louse inust dispoie of it on specific grounds. He deuiied that there was even ,a virtual Leptesentation of, the inhabitants. 'The Right Honourable Gentleman (Mr. Duetting) acted consistently, for he alway s supported the views of the small number by whom he seas returned. This . war; due ca se in n`2o, and al s o iii the last Union , , when an improvement was proposed in the system of Balite. The Petition would have been much mote numerously signed, but•the people 'despaired of any success, inconsequence of thefrequent failure pf his Noble Friend (Lord A. Ilanailtan) in his meritorious exertion; for Boron di Reform. • •. Mr. CALCRAFT said; the Hon. Gentleman wh o opposed the Petition was. not the Representative of the 100,000 inhabitants which the City of Edinburgh contained, but of 33 persons only, or rather of /9 individuals. It was only fair. for the -Hon. Gentle man representing that. body, 'of whOm so much me was taken, to take care 041a:himself; and 'he fourtd therefore that the Hen-Gottleman haj 6ai-hed his career-he did not meortillsintlre4Pciiiree3•-•-(4 (Mush) —but the. (lon. Gendeidan-had taken refnge in' a sinecure of. 8,0001.•si-tent.- The Right Hononrable Gentleman made a speech that night upon-the Peti tion of 7000 people, in the true style of-the represen tative o' 19 persons—those 7000 people also being of the most respectable. classes in the city of Edin burgh. Helkoped the appeal. made to the House would not be disregarded ; and however•Honourable Gentlemen should. treat the question of Refinin g ge nerally, this at least he thought was a case closers in,, ,, their attention. He hoped his Henotuable Friend would bring in his Bill, and trusted it would receive the support of a majority of that House. Even the Right Hon. Gentleman opposite, who. had been kept from going to India as Governor, solely - to oppoie the question of Reform, would not, he was lure, opphseit. Lord BINNING said, that from all he had heard of the Petition—of the stage effect sought to be pro duce.; at it—for the Meeting at which it was agreed to had been held at the Theatre—hem the length of time that had elapsed between the Meeting and the presentation of the Petition, and the pains taken - to procure signature!, he was only astonished- that in stead of sir or seven thousand names, There were not six times the eturober out of a populaticip'et 1.50,000, lie had not risen at the call of the 1-IhTudirrable-Gto tleman to oppose those who were friehdly toßefor n , ; for he was opposed notssonly to Radical, but tc; par tial and model ate Reform. In his oppositiciti t;),lte form, he was proud of his cons istency . With tegrket to the Petition, he thought the case compl a i ne d of r was by no means so st rong a one as that of Glas g o w , which city was much more populous than Editiburgh. He begged the Home would attend:elitist EiSject of the Petition, which was nothing more or less tiLe an attempt•to carry the measure • Of'-} h Aiatnentfry Retinas piecemeal.—an attempt w hich hf . trus7ei the i House wiiseld defeat. • • . • •: • THREE CONCERTS az ism On TUESDAY, WEtthDN ESD isthAY, i JUNnd TH . URSPXY, the 'mho , yd. of E - - - - This dap was published.. • • - In Three Vols. IStinis inks- lils•bestdit. TSA BEL ST. MAE, a NoveL I3y MisirCRUMPE. krinted tor Atchibild Constable and en. • Bilinburgis t and .11tirst; Itobinsod, and CO. 90, ehcapside, ancl•S, PalLn.ao. - . The First will consist of a' Sekctlon from PALESTINE, the s gAgoNs Of Mayan. and -Mozart': REQUIEM. - The Two last will he Miscell.sueous. Principal vocal Pefformers : Miss STlrmatts., Miss Tams, Malsrue limits as 13enthas,- Signora Casanoat, and Signm—ne tunas; Messrs. Wallas Narvarrs Vatnnsax, and BELLastr. • Principal Instromaiisl Performers: Mr. P. Cluxte, w h o K. Ashley, 'Willman. 11Fackintosh; will lead ; Messrs. LintikTo Anfossi, Erskine, Monorail, Mariotti, the Petri.les, Harper, end Jenkinsoil. The Band will consist of 150 l'erfornsers. TWO I;ALLS will he. given' in the Town Hall; one •on Tuesday Evening, the other on Thbrsday. Tiacts of Admission to the Concerts and Balls, half a Guinea each. On Me .10th instant will be published, in 'Urea Vials Puat.pro. price .41. I Is. CAL bnaidgro. • QUI;NTIN DURWARD.. Br the Million 'of Ifi r avianicr,"Pavaitit. OP: . TWE Plat, aCc. &c. Printed for Aichibale Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and Hurst, Robinson, and. Co. 90, Cheapside,and•l3, Pall.maii, London. • -P AR T ICULA R CHOICE WINES, LECTU I/ FOR TH R PRAIPIt I ETOWS OWN USE, And lying hi his Cellar in Morracism-sgitap.r. TO BE SOLD • BY A UCTION k • By Mr. ROBINS, • (Of Warwick 'House; liegent4tr*t), • By Permission, At No. 39, Baker-Street, Portman-Square, On SATOZDAY next, Mat 10, 1323, at Twelve o'Clotk, By Order of the Proprietor, • ACELLAR of very s3perior CHOICE WINES, .bottled . untlCi the inspection of the Owner, in his own Cellars ' and selected with t h e greatest judgment, confistlng of peFmliarly fine very Old Kist and West-India Madeira, very choice Sercial Adadeira,.papital line Old Sherry - (bottle(' several years), choice fine-flavoured Claret, very exec:Remand choice Old Port. • The Whole' Cellar, about Three Hundred Dozen, well worth the attention of Gentlemen, who wish fur Superior Wines, and of the most Choice Vintages, and w3l be delivered from the Cellars in Montagaasquare. To be tasted on the'morning of Sale ; and Catalogues bad at N 0.39, Baker-street; at Garraway's Cuff,:e-heitse, Exchange alley, Coruhl/1; and of 11,1 r. Robins, N 0.170, Ilxgeut-street, op polite Burlington -street _ .. _ _ -ge `4. THURSDAY NEXT. • • Two aft/0,000, and Twenty. two other Capitals, mutt be drawn.on Timor= Name, the Bth instant, when the Lottery ends. swift and Co. are selling Undrawn Tickets and Shares, by If t,, , ,eb the ahote great-ebjects may be gained. They also re ,pectlUlly inform the holders of Ticket, or Shares, drawn 13:anks r Small Prizes on the Second Day of Drawing (13d Apt il), that the taw may be exchanged for others that are ondrawn, with act any additional Charge, at &vire and Co.'s -O l d afices, So. Poultry ; It% Ch aring-Cross and 31, Aidgate High. greet, at any time before the next and concluding Day of the Dewing. SUPERIOR SCHOOL ATLAS. Jest published; from an entirely New Series of Plates, Nand upon an enlarged scale, and corrected from the best Authorities, ASTELL'S NEW GENERAL ATLAS; contain. ing distinct Maps of all the principal States and King. loos throegbout the World; including Maps of Canaan and Jaws, Ancient Grac e, and the Roman Empire. In royal 4to. prier only PM. outlin ed, or 21s. full coloured, both handsomely hifbuund. DA YIES-STR BET, BETWEEN GROSVENOR-STREET A BERKELEY CAPITA it STABLI W NG, COACH-HOWE, DWELLING* at& . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS,' • • (Of Warwick Abuse, Itcgestwrket), •,' The Publishers offer this Atlas to Schools, as the most correct, the most useful, and at the same time the cheapest ever encutod. They have no hesitation in saying, that it wants only :3be seen, to be universally adopted : it has been long used in she most respectable Seminaries in the Kingdom; aid ita popu laity may belattributed entirely to the attention which is eon :costly paid to the immediate notice and introductiod of every dunp of territary. On the Premises, Dariesostiee4 'Berkeley-equare, on FILMY, the 16th May, 1823, at Twelve IT oxalis or tux ?siestas . • . Of Mr. EDWARD ATTICIDE, Stable-keeper. • A VERY Desirible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, £ situate No. 22 1 au the West side of Davies-street, sear Berkelry4quare, N. B. A few CoTics are printed on imperial paper, for Li karics, price El. Ts: ' London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy. THE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE, FOR 1m Y contains the follwing ORIMAL Pavans • o comma:No. Exec Hen roomy Stables for I'en Horses, a Double Coach- ' house, Pump of Water, &.:. - " I • A separate Entrance to convenient Dwelling Apartmehts of Two Stories over, containing; on 'the First Story, Two .Rooms in front, a B.:1-4..harnber at the back, a good Kirciseq, with I It/teaser aad kilielves, Sink, and Water laid on; a Water-closet,.! Corn-rooni and Loft, &c. Four Bed-chambers over, Closets, &c. • The whole is a substantial.-.Buildi, and recently erected, .held for a long term, at a low Ground:rent. . I • • May be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particti-, I -tars may be had ; •and of . Mr.- Brown, &Mier, Davies-street;, of Mr. Hughes, Solicitor to the Trustees; No. IS, Abingdoa aftec‘ Wisttninater; at Garraway's ; atul of : Mr. Rabists,l7o, I Regent -street. .1 ,, . Papers riere presented from the Fast India House, containing an account of Pensions granted on that establishment for a cer tain number of years. Different accounts were also presented from the oMee•of the Board of Customs. They were laid on the table. Colonel LEMON presented a Petition front the Mayor and Corporation of the town of Falmouth, "raying for the entire abolition of Slavery in our Colonies--Read and Laid on the table. A Petition was presented front Frome against the Coal Du. ties.—Read and laid on the table. • Mr. CUR WEN 'presented a Petition from the Smithfield' As sociation of Graziers, praying for a 'lmbibition of the importa tion of Foreign Talit.avr into this concitry.—Laid on the table. The Committee on the Masters' and Apprentices Bill was postponed to Friday !Won:light. • Petitions were cressnteal,yraiing -for . the abolition of Slavery in the %Vest Indies, .from the following ',faces Bish?ptitOrpe, Ipswich, Bury &. Edmund's, Cheltusford,•alad various Parishes tltrlMlrodshlre.—LOrdeted to be printed. IRISH VII4TRIES. Sir J. NEWPOWT presented a Petition from the Roman -Catholics of the Union of Tuam, complaining that they had, lately, for the first time, been exchaded• from the privilege (,f voting at Vestries; and that the majority, by which an asseascneat of 1,500(..f0r repairing the Cathedral Church had been voted, 'was an/poses - 1 of pazioh 0ac,...s appointed by the Vestry. The Right Hon. Baronet said, that one Human Catholic Gentleman, 'who poishied 1,800 acres of land' in the parish, was- excluded `from the Vestry, awash be had served previously the iiiEze of lehurchWarden. He referred to another ease, in which the Ilts. . man-Catholic inhabitants of the parish were assessed 3091. for •an organ. •He thought it hard that the law should continue in its present state, if indeed it excluded Roman Catholics f;rOM voting et Vestries, which be doubted. Mr. GOULBURN said he would take sonic future opportu nity-of stating'. upon authority, the circumstances of the czse ,alluded to. o,e doubted not but he should be able to give a satisfactory answer. ' ' • , Mr. V..FLTZG GIRALD said he believed the law authorized ; the exclusion of, !lonian Catholics from Vestries, and he regretted it. 'fiat& were the case it Was a good ground for altering the law. —The Petition was read. and ordered to lie on the table. Mr. V. FITZGERALD presented a Petition from Dennis Sanapiltn, the Clerk of the Crown for the County of Clare, pray :ins lotion increase of salary.—Ordered to lie on the table. The same Hon. Member presented a Petition front the Ma gistracy and Inhabitants of the County of Clare, praying for the repeal of the Leather Tax.—Ordered to be printed. Colonel WOOD gave notice, that he would, on Thursday, the 22d of May, move certain resolution. relative to the La W of Settlement. The Hoßourable Member at the same time pre sented a PetitiOn front Staines, praying for a repeal of the Coal Tax:"-Ordered.to be printed. Ur. 'LOME presented a Petition from the borough of Leo winner, praying for the abolition of Slavery in the West Indies. --Ordered to be primed. REPHIMENTATIoN OP .EDINBI7ItOH. 1. Irish Artists.—ll. On Biopic; N 0.2; with h reference bathe l'irdpla . of the Beautiful in that Att.:a4lll. Praithilet's Journey to the Swim of the Polar 5ea...:4 3 /.• British Galleries of Art, No. S ;The Milan 'Gallery arDlenheint.z—V. A Loudon Spring.—Vl. Tto !-btaryr V II. Blidant (tympani Meninksof Ugly Women.—lX. The 'Stites Box.—l ?The GrezMaii of the Famit7.-=. 4 l.l.Aktidg doe Lyrics; Stage Wedlock. . Doctor GML- . —Xlll. The Yoke atSprirg.—XlV: To the South • Witit.XV: . Night:XV.l.' Peter Pindaric.—XV 11. Shalispeares 'Tire Basadsditch Album; The Coti4erdasieroe.Xlltil7he du ?.o . 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W, Paternoster-row; $4l"- ' lww AM Wilsou IL P rince e-street, SO°. • • La Chapter V. 0t . 44 Troth, arc giv;pn 14arracts of Letters. and Tessiumaials is:sun at yerislinoit respectable Ni l fedial alaro , l Wal ill ( "tint .Sof [lll . tots 'Of the Cownauz, and iu apprObation of nu! Author's Praetter ; among Whom are, Dr. ISar'eroll, Dr. IleVal.ku g i o , pr. 141.outti, J)r. Sims, Dr. Squire, Dr. TlacT4- 44 11. Dr. Underwood,' Dr. Wootrville ' /km. Itc. - floc titc thorActer pf this work, see Monthly ;%lirrnr, page 41, ilit. 1.05; hciccdc•lieview, page mti, Slay; 21105; Univerl4 r'agaz*, rani 147; /64y. 495- 'Monthly 'lei/I**, pep la, ilei 11$15 ; Alto 1::1 , IIIFICAII in41 . 04K - C Reviews. - • The Preps:44lmi* of Catehme mfy be procured at bin.. ' ll Laglou:!.:cesA„Strind, .pr.o - Watedoo-bridge.-.teuntry: t , i....ts immediately executed. - • • • . • A CAPITAL FARM ADJOINING, Held under the Church, about . Twp HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIVE ACRES; In the vicinity of Hounds, and plenty of Game. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, '-• ' - • (Of Warwick House, Regent-04nel), At Gallaway 's co ff ee- House. 'Chauge-Allef, Canaan% • , Ou Tuussnar, the May,• HISS, at - Twelve tretilek.frt One Lot; 'A VERY ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, • PFHENIX LODGE, •• - ' • . • Placed on a fine commanding Lawn, with Shrubberies and Plantations, and fine pleasant dry Gravelled Walks; Comprising a most desirable Brick-built compact Family Real .lclence, erected within a flew years, and Stuccoed; planned with ''suites of elegant Apartments on the Ground Floor, with suitable and well-arranged Bed-chambers, &c. on the First • Floor, and eixc.illent Offices of all desCriptioni, dry Cellirs, &c. capital Stables and Coach-houses, productive Gardens . walled round, a will-planned warm Fann-yard„ •an excellent Farm-house, Barn, Stable, _Granaries, and• all useful Agricultural 13uilding3; built with bliclr. iii a no,: substantial manner, and . plenty of e:I -cellent water. The Land surrounds the buildings, and Confabis FOUR lIUNDRRD AND EIGHTY-SIX ACRE& 'Of-Glass Land, :Liable, and Wood, in a flue state of cultiva- Lion, all in baud. A most Eligible ESTATE adjoining, of College Land, with Farm-House, auJ all necessary Outbuildings, and ' TWO HUN DRFID AND SIXTY-SEVEN .ACRES Of bleadow, Zusture, Atable, and Wood Land. No expense has aen aparcli in the! cultivation of the Lands — the soil, very congenial to the growth of Timber and Woods: Tha Jlioision ana Bedding, and in excellent cundition, the situati.m Most vleasant and healthy, about two miles-from Alton, eight front • Alreiferl, ten kern Basingstoke, And Sky truth London. A mast. desirable property fur ;the llesidiace Of a Get.tletuata's .faini/ i p lat be vieweti by aylyir'g on the Prcmise 4 , where Parti culars mayle tad, cab at the Swan-, and Crown; Altonl•the Swan, Alrtator4; Crown, Basingstoke ; BuLk,'Farnhant ; the Fa t :Oulu, Porcioomods i Ocorge, Winchester ;- tbe Waite Han, .04iliford ; CaiPe, §alt Intl; of Mr. VTOWII, Solicitor, Serie street, Lincoln's Inn; at Garriiiva:i's, grid bf Or: Rubins ' ' V lifire.At,s-rtet, ;Ando°, wheat Pia. of the . Terate may bar FOR•WOR31111 1 178, PAINS t.N THE § 4. t . 6118 _ .. WORiS Are th e cause Of Many internal a faictiati, . v igict . l' vary so :ilia inlhar egetts thatthet tnerberit;io taken by the most emillint PhYsltiart:artil isi,irbe' ottstßy total , the constitution's of - adult's' and tchikifen ; tiloi tbir-lateennhere , extrasively suirgr from their Ilestilitive lav42 . 11 fheirkinceasual symptoms are Fits, Paine' in The SiOnitch; ,le, end /least, -Lon , of AppLtite, and ralt, Languid, and Einseiitc#l at4)earattotkiA ; , , p l ow, IhE eitraory'efficact 6f' CHMOII-1 1 ArglgT WORM LOZ. MT G E Li an suh•CO:1121:4 t'lit;' 411.'IWCU :as bb. urge:ions fq thebitic ~ "abd 'CIO/ '4 l46 Wit whttfyiPeatill or cleansing pisista: is r6sred, 110 lidiferiarlykribWils Indira' been ptiliiicl s y ackndwf !Sy. ' ter an 'y &Willi- at'clisfittiri6u arsiV rank in society, t,. it tuipqiiiParriefe to !dirt* in their • ,1 I • , • 1 i, ,/ i I. O t eigiar virtues. 04, 4 1 41 llose.s at 3S. lid. and is. 9d. by Butlers,,Chextikts, 4, Cheapside St.` Nara', 2111; reget-sttkef; l'lreiir — ___ ili.tAr ityle 1 It • 00 1 0.0..4'1 0 1 4n l Wit .. —.- . ~ _ y 4 Hired 493.4 , - 1 11 tfY a thc Hired Bingdcm. c- ar.l.7v 4,:14 . . - ' . Mr. 'Airantatom BY said, he beld-in his band A. Petition' from the Inhabitants of ttlinborgh;.prayiur tie attention of the' House to the state or Represen tation of that City. The:PetitiOners, he said, did ruitt espress any opinion on. the &eneral question of Re fotlit ; - they-confined themselves merely to their. °wit case, which certainly was one of a very pecilliar mt.' lowa inhab itimit; exceeded 100,000, and since the Union they nominally enjoyed thept iv ilege of senditlg A Member to represent them inTarliament. Bat whAt iris 'die TActl - THE tiuinber of electors did det a. limed thirty-three, of whom nineteen elected their min :selileesSors in regular rotation. ,There were, it wits tide; ftitirteen-Deacons,. who ought to be electeJ in Apppulat way, but were not. Niueteett was•thenuani. l betber in 'Which jhegialit of etekting a Member - setts sib. stantially vested. lire Petitioners sues 47.:k4csr tion of property possessed_ by-the real eluctcis i and? I - 6114106 Celle voice at all. in 81e, bassiasess. :Pic.pgl4}lipqn w 0 1 9, 5 ) 000,41 ;thl*elec- 1 cows SS. The property of 'ldrthV itthirillikaluistaitte who :wort ia-zfact ourrepre-' 000,600:•%.6.ehtt there:trAs only tip ' MI; ez ty represented. 411tere was no VIIOIO. de.eryc.l more the con:Wei:aim of. the liovrse tlia i 1 IPthburglt:' "In tlisitrit of 'ovulation it.was:Mtkrentl? t Sac otwalukcea CO 'xis `ottler; "The-issitsibietitti-itor • • . Mn. J. P.AiritANT did not intend to rifer inttar..- gume,nt with the Noble Lord. His object WitCteilai gtiewith lionourstble aebtlemert, exec were made mievilrieh - nppearrd.cati , fiictotrtothenioeff u ld live it' their support ; and lao ,;3"trdhitrir'c* eopld be . ‘brooklit-4driraitd. thaii the present.. S 0 tiring was saterittnile , oeuglit-eo-be iitoended ; and! so ;todirroted was otltheiiecestily fiiieempliatierviti r the 'rate r sofrifitilltelittion,:thntii-titil)eiroUrnbie rise i:z hiipolace and declare thatittliii44ll4stie.rifa,e 4 Citlnt e t . f4f (1 4 1fAirOit Cilittiot to with4roteftom' ili 4 r-ortlr stipg .• &v ° b nteargSt) N - ; ttice • tati4ll3llXig - 01 re ;- >yt tifittifforteri...ll re .• . ...e w 4 no 9ue,,t tilt e r ilcottia - sigrrett the raitioh ‘.ll O v.autdrii'Ll WO die +.64 iiriefit c h was m ove f*lntiOni. 'Theile.ibleLcifettad•tated thelro pritdidrof At 1.19,.000, but that &ye 40,009 . the.itconqivienc r io Pct::l, 4l , IL e . . • id 24! ; =';‘ ••• 4 • • • . • • • t4iita lit