The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-05-11 00:00:00

r , I. t Ilk ST, E l .7 -7! , . . ,• • • s. • • • : • •• , . -.. • . .....' With justice he onsseiyi.dos4r-; 'it; it had teceetly . delved in the saki CbertS 4 - which bad Wei : Nutted 60, 1 PIO' 3f • tee LOWBOY trAillfrili lick MS been done, than could treltad or Bemuse ', or 'Run- anti °tatted to he returned !lx weeks ego ? gory or Bohemia.- Suppose in the came of the The • tiIANCELLOR of the PX .. CifEQUltit I .- ,AltAit'ritrkrivirtitisT: : disastrous events whkh had occurred in the irate war, ana wetedi 'thatv he couldetssign no reason , not : hating ' '• ~..,, ~ • ,V. drorgtigsOt 0 ot, .111ayiti, . , 1 France had required that we should cede Ireland, the leastskstowledge of the business. . Ail iswate?‘'er, v etch tatf , dlnetig.,io a C t erykas hien t* would such II cession hare been considered justiliaJ Sir J.: NEWPORT then gave notice, that he W*/ General Laid bjhedock.• K 8 dai'd • _ • dakliteritteti al'Vart Bathurst It OffiCe.ltttliVAieetolar. Lard b,e ? 011 what ground could the interference of would to•Muerow move that the registers of the said . ‘ '• *- A o lwerp,4tmy . 5. Great Britain in the present case he llefewled?— , Caurts.shaeld be called to thisbae. of the House to ltilr`LnOtti s --it hate thd Itondut to 'fife 'to` y' Our Either the people of Norway were generally disposed- assisn'their reitious.liby they bed not obeyed the or. linrdshipitthat agvieable to thiteries of the cepiva: to be annexes to livieden, or they were not. If den of the goose. • . . lien of Paris of the 23d ultimo, This 'fortress; with they were •so generally disposed, surety the power pinetqlfMENT OF IdtIIIDV.R. thegkfferent forts derndiug on it, was finally era al Sweden, sided by Russia, would be sufficient to Sir J. N IMPORT' geie . iotiee thiehe • woeld,,, on . . , coettil, ,bi the retniiinng,'Frenelt troopipie Morning. this day sendight call theitteittion of *the . /louse ' to in that disposition the. mein% of elfeetuslly ma- 0 frielni.trieneral Kittle, the .ConiMissidiiet of the birestiog Itself, withoot our co-operation. if they the law, snit now stood, rebitite'to the'peilthentint Allied PoWers, hailit‘ilinified to . ili e hi i ietili . ittia, ' ' accords Yo his iniffuelleisis, Britlib thriitiii 4 tiliiiiird s ,' seere ii..l so generally disposed, what could be . more of murder. The Report of the 'Committee of 'Supply was occupy it, the 2d division', under the 7 rohttiatid "ot bane or ~ , o,oielve than the compulsion attempted ? i It ,wa• I. , si tinted that the knowledge of the" liberal agreed to. Major General Cooke, and the first bfigade of OA,' The Report of the Committee on the Escise Duties first division were marched in i s and after thediffereist.' eausti:: • ea," as It was tea med. had been cautiously 1 e was read and agreed to, and a Bill ordered to be ~ guards were relieved,. the new vitrieon receiee4. the pre •••‘:..ii frem publication the blockade raised, I brought in on the resolutkon. so, 1.41 oho troop% be withdrawn, ComtnitsioneC with niffitaitllliiiiOare. The Itfals' I' he report of the Hide Duty Bill was read and trates then assemble4l oh thir'patiede Ind' tiiimaiwt: Lei ti Deputation sent to state the fact ; and if the ' ./ . :. agreed to, ~ , 4 . 4 . Bid ordered to. be brought in on the recommending Antwerp' to the - peofectfois, Itttrita ' ' result should he a declaration on the part of the Resolution. , . , future fate to the favoar, l .ef the Allies, presented Net wegians of their dispheition to unite with Swe- The Sugli'Doty EIIII went' throigh a Committees the keys ei the town to Gee.- Kontgl; who teceieed. deer, he stioild has perfectly. satisfied. He regretted thAt 'het .Nobly Farl had Writ slated whether Sweden i report to-morrow. ' .: . them its.the name of the Allied Sosereigus . It is irn• The repert 'of tfie Diver Debtors' Bill' 'was dire r- possible to desiribe with what demonstrations of en: Mil fulfilled all 'the tworleions of her Treaty. It .red to Tlibildey. ..• i thetaistic joy the iitithbliinti.expressed their appro waelCdispeesiblroto know. this, because if she had 'rhe Irish Fcclesiastical Courts Bill , and the Seital ---, . bstienef this interesting isoena. Alt thi'mlirine esta • ' not done art, nei thee were *withound to fulfil the ob. ' Verdicts Bill, were read &third time, and pasied: - • blistrilienta remain in the'lereds . of the Fteetek. I" anxious stipnlations of oet",.Treaty with her. For Adjourned. his part, it appeared to him very evident that she had .tiatthad the most 'ostisfactely.coontitunitatidns with rot perfoimed her part; and more - particularly, Olt A ~ „ - theßrench Admiral Cleamiersk.gliastnattding; and IL 'since the rupture of the Armistice, Sweden had done . FRENCH . ' PAPERS. hilts. so .doebt et•tha -.014 • -dattnnony:psviattiag 7,-. oip— : beiwiten the Trehsit itOd'rolf#l4 of alt *descrieiotti t nothing whatever in . frrtherattoe ' of the common MILAN, APRIL 28.. - --;1i Is said, that Prince En. , ditiiiiji thelimelie town diet caotioise to be Ocia object. The Noble .Earl concluded by conjuring gene is gone with his whole family to 'Verona. i pied efrealtitisir esirisoil. •.. • • . - their Lorth.ltipa to rea . cue the country from the odium The Provisional Regency heti decreed as follows. I tiatd this itittkiettbe, &c. • to which the conduct pursuing towards Norway was 66 All only ions, the support of their familia% . (Sigma) • •• .4 THOi. GRA/14111. subjecting it. . aue, •,, , rhe Earl of LIVERPOOL, in explanation & called out in the levy of the 11th October, • 18114 :. —eeesste-si. .. . . shall be immediately discharged from the corps ki,. •'. I 4 - eared, that in his estimation Sweden hati• fulfilled all ifdmiralty,O.ffice,- Ilfay W. the provisiiina of the Treaty which she had concluded . Copy *fa 'Letter from Viee-Ad - miral Sir Edw. Nile* Bart. wi l ih T t h h e ey tax iler on arts and trades is abolished. • ..! to John Will.en Crater, E-1. dairei on haaid hu Mc4eatj'a with the Altied 1 3 0a•rs ; and denied that he had its- ' "The Punishment called la b ee li n e , is suppressed o' rawthe 1 itie April. I tl4. puled had faith to the King of Denmark. What he , • 1 ,11-1 P ~ - -d. n ia. at Sea, in regard to women and to persons sentenced to Celia 1 • nit Majesty's ship Caledonia, nt Sea, April 11, Ma had said was, either that Denmark had interfered to fiueront only. Sta,—l have the honour to 'enclose a letter from induce Norway (notwithstanding the cession) to re- , The tax on letters is reduced one half." gist her aniseaatiuo to Sweden ; or, to which opinion Sir Josiae Rowley, stating his ,proceedings in the Timer, APRIL 23.—The head-quarters of the he was much more strougl r inclined, that the assomp- Gulp& of Spezzia, in co-operation with Lord Wm. Austrian Army will be about the end of this month gentincit's forces, which I doubt out will Weave lion of the Government of Norway was an act of gross tranferred to Turin. The communication with their. Lordship's approbation.—l have, &c. icreder usurpation Mantua is open, and the Austrian Officers who go , EDWARDPfiLLBW. ic. on the part of Prince Christian ' thither, are received with the highest distinction. I a - Vida Vide 11d . Moral Sir BdWite is Pettey/ hits fifth thine= t r iefto •JohO Crokeri Es q , a letter Midi . Ca art! Sit Jodie Rowley, enclosingtWo lifted frail captain •Bracei - of the 11v.i . Kt; avid :Ca ptidd . .Of . gkrbig.)tr.cottate of it: tacks idtde the a boats those 'ships; with two Si: cilian gtpi z boitt, Qit tie , oth and 10th of Atirili Upon the enemy's pOeilleyer the pass of Rona, With 41 vie* to favour th advance of the British army: The enemy' Was driven froth all his positions, leaving be:. hind him two twenty-four pounders and two mortarti which were taken possession of. Great spirit and good conduct were shown by the officers and men engaged nit those,p,ceusions,. in which two melt were and Lielitenaut Lyoni of the Berwick, and four men, wounded. Rear-AdMiral. Sir John Gore has trinsmitted td John Wilson CrOker, Esq. a letter from Captain . WOO, of hie Majesty's ship Bacclianteofeted off tke eMift .I,l,lbiltia, the 22‘1 March ; ma Ing, that le hid proceeded thither in comiequencd 'of a dOputation,frop ifte.Lubibitants of the town, cee . .titNitlitt a ssladce a z gainst IheFrettagerrisoli o. turt,. oisting Of ohillithdiAitid seventy utoo,_t ommatided by a Colone'l4., and diet on the amiss' of the Bic: . chante the French flag was hauled down, •and the,- town and works taken possession of by Captain • Mite: ilia goyat . llifhoete . the Prlocp 1 t tett 6 )0 41 1 1v b ' ' *'.. • Pleased to fippoint 4 . in th e , t boittit of his-Illajeste 4 the Right Hirtieutible John•Eitil . of St. Vincent, K.B. Admiral of the Red, to he'Creneral of hit Majestea• Korai Matirte,reKcesilo the room of the . FUkhe IfooourfhloAllakeft4r,,.lslCoont-§rid. pbit; , ll.l3.lirAiseti and ghat to oppotoF, Sir 111,0arAt Onthie - ; Bart. Ailiniral of the freil l to lilt Ltieutel?Pitt. General of the said Royal Marine Fdrces, 'in' the iemn of the Earl of St. Vincent, promoted. MILITtRY PROMOTIONS. • . War-Oltes, May 10. 1014. York Chaseurs—Major-Gerreral Hugh Mackay Godoti, from the half-pay of we 16th Foot, to be Coloael, rice Hay, killed. BREVET. attain William Henry Milne& of the Ist ftegiment of Foot • boards, to be Major in the Army. . STAFF. After a few words, in explanation, from Earl GREY, the House divided on the motion. Contrnts'l7—P►nsies 7 - - $1 Non Contents 86—Proxies 29 - 1.15 His Imperial Highness Ferdinand 111. has caused ; His Majesty% ship Aseriea, Oviph ut cpezzift, March 31,1814. a Proclamation to be published at Florence, an- ! SIR,--I have much satisfaction in informing you, nouncing that he has appointed Prince Itoipigliosi., that the fortress of Santa Maria, with the forts and -minty of Governor-General, to take possession defences no the Gulph of Suezzia, are in the occu To be Deputy Commissary-General to the Forces—Aislstant. COMMISPiIf y-General 1.1.4 id Al ito. To be Assistant,Cuounissarles-Getteral to the Fotces—Deputy Amistiutt Commissaries-General Ralph Rogerson, W. Hew. etson, Franca Vidau, and James B-. Fraocklio. To he Deputy Assiatant-Commissaries-Geiteral to the Forces-- W. Ra g l a nd. Geut. ; J. W. Prentice,Gem ; Jonathan Pate, Gent. ; Samuel Boltz, Gent.; Eber..ard F. Winton' Stein.. • kopf, Gent., 1 arni.)ll.. Broughton, Gent. To be Deputy Barrock-Master in Nara Scotia—George Francis Lynn, Gent. vice Jeptoan, deceased. HOSPITAL 4TA FT. Assistant Surgeon Titomas Rolston, from the .10111 Foot, to be Assistant Surgeon to the Forces, vice Christie, de ceased. .q. yof tsoveio....__ . :-_ _ ..,....e turiript,.. :Vet ..,,, 0.. ... ---- of Tuscany, and to superinteud the Administration Winn of his Majesty's arms. Ott the 25th itist: I till his arrival. anchored with the squadrost as per margin*, off Le (3 ENOA, APRIL 27.-We learn from Rome that rici, the Hon. Captain Dundas having preceded us the , ;overeign Pontilial rived in that city on the 21st - with the Edinburgh and Swallow, to accompany the instant, and that the Neapilitan General Pignatelli einvements of the troops under Major-General Mon.. has given up the Guternment of that capital to his • tresor, dismantling the batteries as the enemy retired Holiness. ' on their advance; a party of them endeavoured to - ••••1111111 VILNN A, APRIL 26.-Agreeahly to the directions re-occupy the castle of Lerici, but' Capt. • Doldas, • BANkittiFTS. •of our religious Monarch, Cite deliverance of the with the marines, was beforehand with theM, and merehania, May 14; 24, June 21, at Gullet:all. Attoruey, Mr. S. H. Faudel and. L. ;I. Liebman, Pavement, Monrfields, Pope was celebrated on the 24th in the Cathedral of the enemy, after some firing from the boats of the e w's, bats s, 'tevis-marks, Si. Mary-axe. St. Stephen by a solemn TDe which was at- squadron, retreated from the town. i C. Putter. Shepherd's-Market, 111 av-fair, victualler. May tended by the Empress, accompanied by the Arch- On th e followitig morning a deputation from the l7, 24, June SI, at Guildhall. Attorlles:, Mew,. Vaadercais when 1 1. a lt .:a ' 1444411Ju1inn4-)e-M aaer ( oor, Laneashire, bleacher, May 27, dukes and the whole Court. • The same ceremony inhehimeta .of Spezzia came ,oti hoard, took place in all the other,Ckereitea. Manchester ; and Messrs. Milne -at l'lle. - alitsla - letinteifiliit the French had, dull,* the night ilia . :ll3. illie 24 at the Star Inn - , Manchester. Attornies, moors. which wire alt•crowiled to excess. veusted that town and all the defences of . the dittplt,' Mi lle St ; l rr o s •t act agilac i an tt, sada &LC inittecworth, Leicestershire:wine-merchants, The plague has_much abated at Constantinople, exceptieg the fortress of Santa Maria, which . I sent but it is stilt making great ravages at. Smyrna, and tomes, Mr. Watson, Lute Tworth ; and Messrs Kinderley. an Oliear to summons , but found they were pre. May A 24, Jane 21, in the Hind lon, Lutterwarsh. At. ,in the isiend of Seio. - • . ' pared tirdefend it. We immediately weighed and Lon e , „4 Auw ,„ . ii i mb oimemut. 0 ... 0 lull. • - - Acrnunis from Constantinople sta t e , that the in- ' anchored the ships la a position between Spezzia and R. C. Downes. Liverpool, hatter, June 1,2, 91, at the George Inn, Liverpool. , telligence of theapprehension of the Scherif of Mecca the fortress, which in the evening,. on 'the arrival of Attornies , Messrs. Blatlstock and :is Confirmed. He and his fonr sons have been thrown the troops , waslittested. Strong parties of seamen pool, T emple I and Me"' Morrow and Kewley, Liver '.in Irons, and conveyed to Suez, whence they wit' were landed from the ships, and .is eighteen-pounders T. Wills. Banbury, carpenter, Way 2d, 27, June 21, at the ,he removed to Cairn: ~ , Flying Horse Inn, Banbury. Atturnies Messrs Pearsols 1 . .. .. from the Edinburg'', by the active etertions of tee Temple; and Mr. Dury. Banbury ' * '* ' Fitraus, Aeattl9.-It seems that Bonaparte waY. Honourable Captain Dwellr, were got tip the , D. Duck. Whitby, chemist , /tiny 30, 31, June 21, at the serionslY alarmed' at the different scenes which, :t. i. hex t hrough the most difficult places, and three Bufl and Punch Bowl, Liverpool. Atsoraies, Messrs. Tarrant, owing to the just' indignation of the inhabitants of batteries constructed, on which.they were mounted. C larke, r rid R ichards, Chancery-lane; and Messrs. Rosser, the south, he had to encounter at Several places.- A 36 and 24-pounder, and twol3-itich mortars were i DtvtDENDs. On leaving Orgon, where he gave himself op for lost, remounted on one of the dieniiiitleille - ris with two ' $ May ll,Mauchester. merchasit--June 7, R.Cocher, W. Godfree, and W. P. Musgrave, Cheapside, lacemen-June lie determined to change his carriage, name, and dress, additional'howitatreits nwler the direction . of Lieut. 7. F. Strube. Castle-lane Westminster, dealer-June 4, P. to escape the danger which every moment became D. Van Ma. A . J . G . L euven, Bazalgette, of this' ship, and a battery of two mid W. A. De (fruiter Vink, more imminent. Ile hastily proceeded to our port, ' • .... '.-Circe., lidinories, merchant4-June 1, J. Scott, lilt, Norfolk, miler-:-June 15, F. &Misdate Leeds, Yorkshire and W H thirty-six - poun d er', sit pounderv, under similar eircuthstances, by „, DUKII OF WULINGITOIf. 1 where he arrived in the dress of an Austrian .of-- Lieutenant MapletOn•, of the Edinburgh, and.at five milton Fin.bur -ploce Plusbiiry-s nare, merehatits-June * it The CHANCELLOR of the , EXCIIRQUER ! firer, wrapped up in a Russian pelisse, with a Prus- p . m. on the 29th on a re f usa l from t h e e nemy t 0 F. Oalkley, irereforti, wool-stapler June 4, R. Tayior, brooaht op i Message from the P ri nce Regeat,-(Sec . silts fur cap decorated with a large white cockade. • 7 . 1 4 opened ltlythe's-yard, W hite . Cross- street s chaimainker-June 4,4. Conimercial-road, boot-make( 7 June 7, M. Dixon. the Lords.) . capitulate, the fire from the wit e on the .Swift, ! In this motley dress it was impossible to know him Flstree, Paliddlesex,cow-heepeo -June i , 3. Faichaien, Union. Ile then moved that it should be taken into con-' again. he had a long beard his eyes were hollow ' • r. i fortress - it, *as kept up oceasiotially during the 9 s • t • , • • street. Souil.wark, baker-June 7. N. Nowell and W. Wake. sideratinn to : marrow in a Committee i ingot • anu reneweu at ney-ligat the following morn. lin, Piccadilly, mm's-mercers - June 4, W. Collett", Frau. of the whole ' and his looks wild. He himself hurried hi 4 i : '' with te " mg such vigaur and e ff ect; as completely to sham, Surrey, - potter-June 4, W. Higge.nbottom, Tottenham hlouse. • i ' parture •; he would have been glad to h a ve mad e ! cen:rt- read , cockfounder and ironmonger-May IS, T. Taylor, He then brought ep a second Message, stating that bet one spring from the carriage to the frigate d es- I silence that of the enemy. -Preparations were making to storm, but at eleven the enemy showed a Lrdj e r r -c 2J " r u l e; e i lt e ll ' Jni e;1 i, m il ler-June swai 4 a , A. Beck, Oxford-street. the Prince Regent having taken into cousideration•; tined to convey him to Elba. At length he em..! a the eminent services of Thomas Lord Lyndoch, and 1 flag of truce. and espitulaterl.on the inclosed terms. -June . 4, W. Hartcleuck; Muichnuor-street, RusQed-square, fdraishing.ironinong_er - May SI. I tubed at lA, Ripheao ; but it is now feared, thati R.Cort,Salishary-sqoare.deal. er-June i• . 1 . W. J.lckson, Liverpool, drysaller-- . Nlay 31, T., being wilting to bestow sem- d isti nguislied favour upon is a I Pet much pleasure in having to report the zea people of : the island are unwilling to receivel 1 • • • ofthe officers Cilve, Tokenhouse-yard, merchant-June 4, .1. Wilkie, How-I him and his two next male heirs in succession, record- him-: it is 'even said., that ' a great ferment prevails " ' I ard : szreet, Strand, navy-agent-hfity . 3l, J. Brooks, Liverpool. mended to Parliament to adopt such measures as ma ibere On this 'subject. The iuhabitants well remelt- I • and mu employeA on the above service ; to the Hon. F. Hardenbeg, Mount-street, *alter. brewer-4 lig. 9, .1. All:trdice, Conduit-sireet, Swal. accomplish this important purpose. . 1 her that they , irere s the Gest islanders on the coast or i CePtsin.Dundas, who undertook the general direc_s. - re e . streess iinen _ dmper-May si, : don of the seamen on shore, lam particolarly in. , Grosvenor-moue, statuary-May 2s, J. Eyre Broad-street. SinditteMessaget ivere.hrdisight up With respect to • Italy invaded he Bonaparte, pithout having giveisay S. Botsvood, Aheryslwym, 'Cardiganshire, William Can. Lord Beresford, and Rowland Lord , acca si an •ea r ibi s a ,,i n i s s a g areasiam I debted • ; and to Captains Mounsey and Stowe, and ' allmaa-Ma y 91, • mercer-June 1,,J. *everts and J. Fltz•t;errard, New Sarum, • • . . Captain Suite, of his 141tilian • Majesty's cwriette , Hilt, and' their two next male heirs in succession. I Wilts, cahinet-ma,kers• The Messages ' were . all referred n en'the C ommittee • • Aurora, my thanks are due for their assistance; ' to I CBItTI,FICATES--MAY 31. COWIT-MARTIA L o* A DM. STritLINCI: - !Captain Flinn, Lieutenants' Baaalgette, Mapieton'i H. Bens's Tv:minimal'. Northumberland, shipowner-w, to-morrow. 9 --ases:- . iCroker, and Molesworth 'Mr. Glen, master of the t• w • ''T er Rove, it broker-J . AI ear; Ald kfarblocks, pw .. gate, Sir G. CLERK rose to make a motion relative tor - , . . I I woollen-draper-T. Balite , Dorfman, surgeon-J. Downes, The . Court Martial for the trial of Vote -Ad m i ra l' i • America, and Mr. - Breary, mate of the Editilifirghil , High Holhorn,earthea A are-dealer-R. Cumming. Union-street, the regulation of weights and measures: li e . said it ; C. Stirling , at Portsmouth, had been postponed asset who bed the direction of the guns in the batte ri es, enal-merclinn d - t-G. E. Langford, tireat Russell was the wish, particularly in the northern parts of • 4 ; street, Bloomsbury. apothecary-. 1. Freeman, Hatton-garden, • the kingdom where he resided, to adoia some more ' ng the week to await the arrival of the Seahorsts ! Much credit • is due; the condition of the fort on its mik , r-B. Bernthaw. Elland, Yorkshire, woollen-manuthe. ft - ea te from off Brest, Captain Gordan .being in : surrend e r pl ainl y evinced the effect of their fire. •. A - ,Lover - vv. Harrison, Liverpool, builder-F. Ingham, Noriand, determinate acid uniform standard or weights awl a= 9 Yorkshire, clothier. measures. Great inconvenience had been felt from so m e • ne degree acquainted with.circumetlinces relative division - Officinal , flotilla of gen boats was conducted .' to the charge ; but the prevalence of , winds in &gallant and able manner by Lieutenant Le Hunte, . PA.RTNE/ 4 11111 PS DI SSO LV ED. the present variations. He should move, therefore, . T. an d 3. London, Worcester, fancy-cal)inet-makers-E. having rendered the arrival impracticable, the Court -an d much distitiguisheri theinselVes. A detachment p rice for a Committee, to enquire into the original standard, , vivo W. Jeuner, Haymarket, grocers-U. and T. Hatter& assembled. Captain Gordon ' s testimony could only of royal alevines, under Captain Rea, has been land- f ey, Milthorpe, Derbyshire. . . to see what provision had been made by law on this • subject, and to suggest the most effectual means of be corroborative. . •.ed to actwitb the advance of Lieutenant - C o l onel The following the Membersof the Court :- Travers who makes- favourable mention of their were- The Average Price of SAIZfor the Week, ending May making an uniform and regular standard. s • 4 is S. lid. per Cwt. •:,*.- '•'., ' Admiral Sir Richard' Bickettion, Bart. President • conduct. lam much . indebted to Lieutenant-Colo- , Mr. WHITBREAD hoped that the Honourable 9. ' Average Prices of cortftt ENGLAND and WALES, per Vice-Admiral Foley, ,Vice. Admiral Miirray • Rear- , •nel Travers, who commanded 'the troops, for his cot - I Gentleman who had now taken up this important . . quarter, from the Return, ending April 90:- Admiral Foote, Rear-Admirei• Sir T. Williams, dial co-operation ; and to Major Pym, of the royal Wheat. I Rye.' Barley. I Oats..l Beans I Pease. I Oat.. business, would be more successful than his prede- Rear-Admiral Ferrier, Rear-Admiral Hon. A. K. artillery, aid Captain Tylden, of the engineers, for I - cessors. Great amendments were necessary in the . . Legge, Rear-Admiral Marlip ; Captain. Halliday, their assistance in directing our .people at the bat laws relating to this subject, which were at present Holli s , Captain Captain - teries.. lam -happy - to add that our loss is trifling, very inoperative. ver and Captain Parker ;M. Greetham, Esq . J ud g e considering ' tire means of 'annoyance possessed by Mr. D. GIDDY agreed in the importance of the $ Advocate. ! the enemy. .. .. e : proposed consideration of this subject. I ' 1 1 The Court met on board the Giesiiialor, soon after 1 lebeie the honour to be, &c. It was then agreed that e • Committee should be ap• 4 • r JOS. ROWLEY. • nine o'clock cm Saturday morning, when the ISlem- . - pcinted, with power to adjourn from time to time. t Vice-Admiral air Edward Feliese, Ban. COW. i bers were sworn. The charge was for takiag meuey , anamier•in-Claief, &e. Mediterranean. copyßitAlT INT BOOKS. for affording the protection of King's. ships to mer- ! [Here follow the coudititiOns of the surrender of Mr. D. GIDDY obtained leave to bring in a B ill . en. The etid r re for the prosecution was t h e garr i son o f S anta m ar i a. l chantm . to amend the several Acts for the encouragement of one through on Satu ay, and on 'Monday the Vice- . ' • learning, and also the preservation of the Copyright g . , . America, Gulf at Speasia, Much SI, 1814. Books. Admire% (Interco tots his defence, assisted b y ad ' , • • viCe Return of Killed and Wounded 4+l illarliriand Seamen belong of'COuasel. • Sir F. FLOOD hoped the Act would be extended : tn" " , - • .._,,,; to his Majesty's Soiatfron, sireligoa swore at Spessta. in part rsdinburghl--1 seaman killed s foramen' wsseasd. - . to Ireland. i The Coart'dectnen, that the charges w e re . _ oat .0 of . esei4.. . . i an y the other ships or v FEES IN COURTS OF JUSTICE. that ` proved; and the sentence was, Admiral Stirling l ' JoS. ROWLEY; tail 4! nod See: b.*: ins' t iv but that. be iir J. NEWPORT begged leave to ask the Chan. :sheuld remain on the list of At rt . ., . . cellos of the Exchequer, why the registers of thsCseliould receive O ed n . ° further proruotio'n ) nor be Clip! y • • i giaii., • :• 1 I • Ametrien, Edinbur g h Furievie, SW Ceelleig4 kit Courts of Justice had not made a return of few ris. ' la the Navy. runt, mod Sicilian corvette. Hisidriiv - S Maitreld it bIIK-Pliet Twelve o'clock.l ROUSE. OF COMMONS. Mr. CRERVEY postponed his truniou on the subject of the East India Correspondence to this day week. The tkosse.theit went infest Committee on the Acts relative to the British risheries t and after some discussion between Mr. Rase. Lord Milian. Mr. ‘lderisan Atkins. Sir Wm. Curls, and Mr, D. Giddy. Mr. ROSE moved that he might have "rive to bring in is Rill „to 1111.01h1 and continue the said Acts. When the Moine ermined, leave was given; and Mr. Rose brought sip the Rill, a bleb a as read a first dine, and ordered for a seeor..l read ing to-morrow.. Green's Divot a Bill -lased through a Committer, i-. Whirls the esnal sort of evidence w .s Heard to support of the Roil. Mr. ht. A, T.AVLOtt preserved two Petitions front King borne sad Fife, in Sealant!. praying *but the propmed altera tion in the Corn I4ws miett not be adoptede—Ordired to lie ta:•le. . Ua the motion of Mr. M t 1.1.11111, the ddveading of the flack - aey Pour Rill was postponed to this day six months : it is thus dismissed from the Nolte'. Sir fil.:o'dOß CI, F. '1( pre ented a Pe'ition against the pro po-ed alt •ration in the Coro Laws. Mr; HORNER presented a sn..ilar Petition. Mr. WII I FRRE A D grooved the deeood reading of the Sewers' Bill for Clerkenwell. yr. MELLISH and Mr. SYN(; holt opposed it. Mr. n HIT li KEA I) then stated. that though he was not the author of the Bill, whirls was indeed a deserted child by die Hon. Genttenrtm (*maybe (Mr. bh4hlsh). vet he had been in domed to sake it up. as beiag a etstistitu,nit and resident is the tarish affected ay the measure. The olujeet of the Bill was to , prevent a.huses in the (Mite of Commissioners, who hither o had been sss'd to rime no Recount of /heir proceedings,. There was an nrrear ne of '44,0010. nod no item could be .obtained now, thnnot he torso tts into4e no blame to the Coeunissioners. yet he thought that their conduct should be made matter of !:.gal re gulaiiou. and the t they should he enmpt4led togi•e in some Ar canum The House then Cs ided.—Fur sheens**, 49. Agaittad it, 18. d . g. d. S. 4 I 8. • a.. 4. I. 4.1 r. d. 71 1 46 9 111 . ..II 96 1 fit 7 61 6 iS9 • PUGILTSTA Cima.--=-Ifesitles the approaching match betwixt Painter, the Lancashire man, aad Oliver, the gardener, another match was msda betwixt Jay, and a man of equal weight, of the name of Cooper. As 'Obi, ss the best fnan bf the combatan7 bas been axtertainticl, it is laid tftat !tic/mond, of as he Is a means to challenge the winner for the championship. The Ticket, No. 6532, drawn- yesterday 'a Peso of £lOO, and also entitled, as first drown. to 14 sots or £15,000,_ was sold iti Shares at Swum. and Co.'s fortunate 'Often; itirtu 11, Podtter, No. It, Charing-cross, and Pilo. 31, Aldgate Iligh.street, wherf Tickets and Shares for the New Lottery, to be drawn on the King's Birth-day, are now on We. \ , -•- I ALI' ,`~..''_ - `~; • ' • I • • . • % .722 . .• . . -....- . • ' 4 ; ' • :4 • ':‘,4•1... 1 '~ •-0 , 4