The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-12-04 00:00:00

. I.A . . I 9 ,..vcw.... .. • - Th . k i tt - kg . s fi • • . -... 1 I I. e - . - . ... 4... \......_ , lb de ir i. N; • ." 1"1 / 4 ‘ ;" ,ty r .r • " b- ot. . . . i? • ? • •••• • or $4.,4411:Q LONDO - ft MONDAY DEOEMBER 4, 1820- O. 4i.54 " The Come ,for ichiek HAMPDEN fell ag F-irld; and SYDAIEV died we the Scaffold!" PRICE EIV6M PVV(`F A T very '6l:herons and revert :t id e MEE A of the INII 11IITANTS of CI.EfIKENWELL, held the Body of Bt. J3tibeell Church. on the 2Jth thy of So % p o t t er, lido. IFILINCIS STEDMAN, F.SQ., Chirelia antes, to the Chair, 'DON JU.IN.—TIORD CANTO, in B r o. p r ice 42. Ad. Printed by R. Oreeniaw, fligh Holborn. to be had at M. eireapside; rornhill; 40, PateraOster-rovr ;4, Stationer's court ; and of every Bookseller in the klncionr. With the Nati •.sal Armorial Hearin/a, sixpence. HONE'S FORM OP PRAYER, ivith THANKS. GIVING fbr the happy dellieradoe of the QUEEN from the late CONSPIRACY. Printed for William! Hone, Linlgatelliii; and soldthrevilli out the Kingdom. H INNOCK and NIAUM)EIt at tilt telt of BENS LEY.—PINNOCK and MAUNDER, Rooksellers, No. 207, Strand, being fully aware that the extraordinary and anttarrantable Ex-parte Statement, wltiek,has moored Ia the Newspapers. is calculated to make an impression on the Public mind highly prejudicial to their interest, lam ear neatly request the Gentlemen of the Trade. and the Public at large to SCSPEND their OPINION entll the merits of this singular and unprecedented case shall hare been diselesed by a full hearing before the I. ,rat Chancellor, which they most solemnly pledge thentselt es to obtain as early as possible. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. W.AR OFFICE. Drc. I. 4th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Brevet Major W. °Dillow to be Major, by purchase. v i.'e Shure, who retires : Lieut. E. Hodgson, from the illth Light Dragoons, to be Captain. by purchase. vice Ouslow. 9th ditto—J. K. 'Magritte, Gent, to he Comet. by pur chase, trite Lord Loughborough, promoted in the Slat Light Dragoons. 10th lion. R. Watson. to be Lieut, by pur chase. v • 11, promoted in the 4th Light Dragoons ; , . b be Carpet. by pureinie, v:ce Watson,, Met '.111., T. Western, from tb l4oilt-pagf. 7 to Its Captalo. vice R. Croler, who evehungoa, reeolvint the difference betweeu a full-pay Troop and a full-pay Com pany. Vlat ditto—Cornet J. A. Lord Loughborough, from the 9th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenaut, vice Thompson, who retire.. 3.1 Regiment of Foot Guards—Captain J. F. Crewe, from the 17th Foot. to be Lieut. and Captain, vice Hamilton, who exchanges. I ith Regiment of Foot— Ensign J. H. Kcrr to. be Lieut. without purchnie. vim Lauder. appointed to the 7th Royal Vetere. Battalion; Ensign I'. White, from the late Corsi can Rangers. to be Ensign. rice herr. Sbth ditto—Capt. (3. A. Delho,te. from half-par 4th West India Regiatent, to be Captain, vice J. M. P3ilpottl, rho On the IA of December. was published. price la. 6d. No. XII. of Trig LONDON 31fitt - ii . ZNE, aid MONTLILT CRITICAL and DRAMATIC His 'Fs. By BOLD and \MITIIIIOUSE. • with a Portrait of the Right lion. Earl Miry. Proof Impressions of the shore. sna of Cie Portraits pub- Iklied in the preceding Numbers, price I. each, on India Parer. Ti wits Resol,Yrn, T ha t sl, dutiful. aed efflTtionate Asldzi+t he pistolled in b e majesty, expressing our most cordial eoneratnlations . 6, t h e happy termination of the tuners end creel proceedings *oho, d by his Majesty's !Ministers against her Royal Dig tits anal Honor. That proceedings, continued as they have been, 'with the ainst persevering and acute malignity, hue had no other effect but to fly indelible Wanly on their authors, and *uallybk in more lit cly colours. he: St sjesty's many virtues, m iaptiii, tat triage titilnynas intrepidity . whish routing but eonsetoss isnoeenee could Instire. Tull in addition to the consciousness of her ithneenee, h.:r Majesty mast base derived great consolation from the assurances every wnere given, that the sound sell uucurrupt part of the Po billesympattliztul with her sufferings, were in dignant at her wrongs, confident of her intsrmen;e, and de uced to her Cause: and that they feel the strongest dissatis fiction that net Majesty's name should remain so long after t he atom 11f thine disgtotting proceedings, noinsertediu the wetly of tire Chorch of England. That her 'Majesty has known In this protracted and mane - :tut pet:set-titian, so other enemies hut the enemies of the People. The since set of men who framed the Mill of Pains sad Penalties against her Maiesty, for no other offence hut rut of 'main; ;etnrned to English grottml, hid previously rendered the °ace hospitable shores of fl c it a i n h a t e f u l an d dangerous to Foreigners by an Alien Act, had flied the Nation si:h hired sides and agitators, and had deprived us of our most valuable rights and privileges under the pretence repressingcf commotion excited by their own creator's. That in tier Majesty's triumph we recognise one own, and fros it anticipate a more auspicious gesso', to England, and tha: a Stop will now be put by hcr Majesty's magnanimous c .ndect. Ravi thu itsdepeotlent hut loyal spirit of the People to that series of exactions and oppressions by which the hap piness and hopes of the British People hat.: been wantonly destroyed. That we hare seen, with the greatest disgust anal abhor re:me, the intliinities and iusults with which Isis Majesty's klialsters and others under their immediate in:hence. have treated her Majef ty during the late unconatitut ions] roquiry, sad their production of that shameful, indecent, and disomst int evidence. s kith it clearly appears to us has been created by bribery and supported by perjury and conspiracy, and with all its obscene details, has been suffered to go forth to the public antler their sanction, deluging the country a im a mass of demoralizing matter, the pestilential effects of sklelt no parent can contemplate without the most alarm lag apprehensions. That we shall never consider either her Majes:y or our ▪ seine so !nag as the Councils of our ti , vereign are seared by men who have been the authors and advisers of an Intl% eahmities and oppressions to the person and the fellow-subjects of our gracious and beloved Queen. CT/OX. CONTC,.T% : teibe gratitude of all their fellow-subjeits. That the thanks of this Vestry be presented to Lady-'s-me liamilton. for her anretaitted attention to her Rota! Mich as., and for her determined perseverance in Ihat line of endue!, although It exposed her to all the ealnmay and ma ligao of the enemies of her Majesty and the People. That the thanks of thil Vestry be presented to Matthew Wood,,P.sq. ht.p.. for his manly, independent, and patriotic exertions in behalf of her Majesty, which must c%er him to the gratitude of the eouatry, and the esteetn and ap probation of all good men. That the thanks of the Vestry be given to Francis Sted man. and %V. 11. Bodkin. Ears.. Charchwar,lon.. for their ready compliance with the wishes of the inliahitints. in nlliut this Vestry, and for the man) benefits the Pare:h has derived from their exertion. orrEDNIAN. Chairman. IltnnitArtm—ltetantrofthe Rigid lion. Earl Grey. To E Lctivuigr.—Fares - ril, a long farewell. Cal TIC %I. ESSAY .—No. XI. On the genius and character of Goldsmith. Alsace,. LANVIV(.—Sonnet to —; Historical Sketch of Kennilworth Castle; Rosalie. Part II.; Anthor of the Scotch Novels: Essny on Poetry. with Obser% stions on the living Poets: Observations which accompanied a Hebrew Nledsl of Jesus Christ. submitted to the inspection of the It. I. A. with an engrasing ; Classical Associations con nected with Durrets ; The Mariner's Bride : On the and Impropriety of connecting Literatu.re with Pugilism. Iterit %stir Restrw.-1 History or New-York. ilte. by Diedrich Knickerbocker: :Helmond'. the Wanderer. by the Rev. 31r. Nl:audit. Author of Bertram ; Virelnls : or. Pa trician Perfidy. an Historical Trotted). in Five Acts, by John Howard Payne. M.S. unpublished. Draw vrte Rinicer.—Covent (tartlets; Selettific Intelli gence; Litilyersity intelligence; Chronology for December : A Meteorological Journal for October 1510 ; !firths ; Mar riages; Deaths: Drily Pric- of Stocks. London: Published by Gold and Northhimse. No. go, (J 'Yet Itus , ell-street, Co% cot-garden. u here Ordt.rs the Work and Communications for the Editor are requested? • ant • John Chappell and *MN Ilk lzford-sfrret; and by an Kingdom. . . . . fitstaer'S-Toiellk ;DON. ly', iffee-house, Avenge-alley. ('oesthl 1, on Wanareosv Nett. Dee. S. at Ode, in one Lot, Most DeArable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, con sisting of thirty-serea neat brie( d w ellin g houseee, situate and being the whole or Little Fhie•nis-street, Tomes idace,..tioneer'e-Town. Let to Tenantsat %VIII. and producing a Nett Rental of One Detailred and Thirty Pounds per ono on. for Thirts-one Velars. he viewed till the Sale, and Particulars had at the place of Sale; and of Mr. latNliDOR. at his Auction-Routas,, Broadway, near Ludgate-hill; sad RlteLheatli-hill. That we feel the must profound respect and gratitnile sz ork Sun t ommunicazions nor roe. CA be sent. post.psid ; ant i sold by Joh ., towards those Noblemen. who have at this ei raffia period , Roynl Ktcetienge: Reynolds, Oster skarn so just a regard to the liberties of their Country, so Boillisellers throughout the Called liii omen attachment to the best principles°, oar (7.3nrtitation, - so jut an anxiety to the stability of the Throne of these minss-osols .limikl os. I* defeudi tut the loan - 5.41.,KS BY ACCT rent sad 0 lipres li er i a li galnst MO 13dieroiefidriv111108e. and semcc -...440. t‘--4 4 ,..,..i.4,_ i f —•eunnse...se...' ratty for the great exertions they have made on behalf of our Diteleable ieset4told Estate. I szeth-lajureti Qsmen—conduct that has proved them desert- - By Alr, L ANC: Dil Isis( MI high rank they hold is society, and entitled then At asentsrey's folfee-house, 'Chan BISICS THANKS TO THE PUBLIC FOR PATRON ISING II IS CONTRACT. BICH'S Contract bein. , conclodrol, lie feels • it a duty be owes to the Public. to express the deep sense he cutertnlns of the very liberal manner in which that Contract was patronised. That his endeavours to please all classes of Adventurers have succeeded belond his most san guine rcpeciations. the extensive sales of Tickets aml filiares tbut most particularly at his own oflices) furnished the best proof ; asd he now feels still greater pleasure in being stile to cow; ratiiinte the public oa their great success, as tsEVRN Prizes of I'lo.l I'o. besides others of e MOM &e. were distributed uenongst them by himself. and the saber Wire- Keever's. A new Lottery wail contracted for on Friday Inst. Tickets and Shares f.,r which w ill be oa Salo in a day or two. The Giddings acre as ender: J and J. Rive% IMIT J. £l3 fi 'f I ILO !I AS BIM .. IS 7 9 Q 1 ORGY. CARrttoLL l3 3 3 11.tv Ann nod .. 13 3 3 Mews. tlivestrifrht being the highest bidders. were of tonne declare', the I 'ontractors. The bran ins n ill cow 'wore on Ille.33.lorianteary. (deeds) . that Pnellament inert.) The .Shen.. , hay. not !‘ et received the sarketion of the Lords of the !-tit it is said to contain the unprecestrit;rd stiorbeeof N1'. 4 .1: Prizes of 21,U011/1 and not two Blanks to • P.ise. ULF .‘ ArOnN fil ' ,MESS and SON, heiug apprized of the nemerotts endeavours made by many persons to impose a 'curious urticle for their make, feel it int-tumbrel upon ,hem to request the attention of the Public in purchasing what they conceive to be the original. to observe the name sta,l the address corresponds with the above :—the general Uppearance of the 51.1tiOlIS descriptions will deceit e the "Irourikd. and for their detection, J. H. and SON submit ?! . 11 ' following cautions:—some are 10 appearance at first "tea " The Genuine," but without nor name or 'dares.; : some . " Bt names Essence of Anchovies :"—others, " t; a uts's '—auti many more without address. JOIN BURGESS 8. SON having been many years ho noured whistler/ distinguished approbation. feel every sen timent of respect towards the Publie, and earnestly eulleit turn to inspect the Labels previous to purchasing what they conceive to he of their make, which they hope will prevent N ao) dimppointments. 11111 G 1t 4 . 1 1M14 NEW S t LTE. for general purposes, :haying thee Wig pest Satisfaction. continues to be prepared by thew, and is recommended as a most useful and cooyenient i r neft. Will keep good in all climates. 11 arakome.lo7. Svit an D. COI err of tbeltlevoy-steps. Lowden (tux ORIGINAL FISH-SAI Cr WARII1101•sr.) 7 11wli WORKING CLASS OP SOCIETY, will acknowledge that the Proprietors of the Colonial I.Mr ioCellars. ird door to Pleste-inurket, near Skinner- Mita, . were tiro fi rst that supplied *en with s good wed "tali Bresitfa4t, by selling a pint of strong Coffee for Yid. lai•aohrielorlassding the greet Wiener of the rudder of lerisee they int opened in 140. they continue to ao eir favolui4 fora superior beverage. at the same kw rk' lithe ad* tb . and Breed mid Sewer esidet: -Open six o'clock lb the morale/ • tlll balf-past nine el oight• rte.. rifted, • • • Leasehold Premises. Ilairkney-Road. II) Mr. LANUDON. (larraway'a Coffee-house. Thaw-alley. rornhill on 11•outarsoar Next. Dee. 6, 'War, by direction of the Trustee, In one Let, ANewly Erected RKICK BUILT DIVELLINI;- 110CsK, plettiartev situate:l, No. 3, l'aenhrideps place. Ilarkneiy-road. coniaininer three airy becluiltumbers. iliiiinx-room, (roamed back parloters, aid two kitchens.— Tiiese Premises lease front and hack gardens, and are held on Lem-e. whereof Rlxty-two Tears were nitexpked at Mid summer lacer. at a firound Rent of Eight Pounds per Annum. To he %klied till the Sale; who, Particulars nosy be had, and of Mr. Lametoem, Si his Auction-Rooms, Broadway, near Luivite-hill ; and Blackheath-hill. Leaseholds, County of Kent. By Mr. LAMMON. At Gseraway's Cofree-liouse, 'Change .they. Comilla.. on Wit °sambas - . Dec. 0, at Oue, by direction of the Pro prietor, in two Lots. lOr I. comprises a snlistantial BRICK MEL f.IISI,I-11bUsF., situate London-street. Greenwich. and denble fronted shop, parlour. kitchen. yard and gar den ; the whole occult) ing a plot of ground. imp hundred and thirty fret by thirty (more or le-44.) Held for au on ex pired term of sixteen years, from kildstunnter last, at the moderate rent of silty posmds per annum. - Lot 9, is a neat BRIM DWi LLING-110CHE. situate in the twin road leading from illackiseatlohifi to Green wich, let to 'respectably tenant-at will, at per annum tit ; !mid for an unexpired term of 67 years. To be viewed two i.ays preceding thefple; whep Pars ticulars Psiy be had; and of .31r. Langtion, at his Auction- Bourn% Broadway, near Ludgate-hill; antrit laekheatts-4111. _ 4 G rig • FROM Sill'Ußo44l . 4VlGlrra This' aavette eontains the foll Owing Thyal Addreines to his most gratings Majesty. from the Vice-Patrons. rive. dent. Vioe-Presideats. Commil, and Meitikers of the Royal Geological Society of Cornwall ; Hit layer. Aldermen. and Common Council of the city of Carlisle ; th e Mayor, Aiderthen. Batlitttr. sni.Prhselinil or Capin* Bur gasses of the borough and town of Weymouth "adieu& ecutsbe-agris, la the tareatv . 14 Dors., t IMlSefqoitlibli gets, and Visitors of Weymouth end Metagnalar ; the Mope , Re eases, and lahubitants of theionnsigh a town of Marlbdida#h.'fa lie eseaty4lllVilta Otte Illeylleffigh ititiound. Rereads,. Aideatrese AsMmlWm. Nesamela Cow.. ArliaasslP. 11 1:911 1 e* Ors, * ( 4..k0 VoichestemLtht shabBMVC9IIt I P reg ift the eauttf or Me Maya Mei ' inha In the borough and town of Lyinlitirton, and I late of Narrow Wall. Lambeth. oil-merrhant —Dee. 21. J• itaNftighltemeliood t the Magistrates and Inhabitants of the Fitzgerald. of Vine-street, Lainhinh, timber-merchant—Dec. town and port of Whitby, and Ito Vicinity and from the 22. L. Ho:lis, Birmingham, Tiettualler—Dec. i& R. Malcolm. Marto. Aldermen. Burgesses. and Commonality of the Ashbourne. Derbyshire. tea-dealer—Dec. 23. W. Chapman. borough of Great Yarmouth, in the comet) of Sonya. late of (lravesend. prosision-merchant—Dee. 23. 4 1'. Kent. late of London-street, Ratcliffe, mealman—Dee. 16. LW. A. Souggs and J. Walley, of Limo-street, merchants—Jan. 23, D. Freeman, W. Syses, and J. Freeman, Church-street, Ser mendsey, leather-faetors—Dec. J. th l es, suekland uosninon, Buckinghamshire, timber merchant Dec. Id, A. Spear. late of Basinghill.street. merchant—Dee. Ili. T. West, Gracechorelt-street, wholesale perfumer—Des. 23. C. Poole. Whitecross-street, willow-square manufacturer— Dee. 93, C.. 1. Phillips and T. Phillips. late of Milford. PembreLeabire, bankers—Jan. I, J. Tozer, Bristol, wooltcu draper. CERTIFICATES.—.—DICC. 23. if. fiespe. Bristol, merchant—W. Bosher, Alderscan 'Sheet. jewelier—J. Field. Newetc-markin. butcher—H. r.fspilag, Strand, jeweller—J. rileogan, Water-street. Ovum& corpeuter—C. M. Kier, Upper Fast smithfie .1. mine-merrhant—J. That:mars, Meith). Yoridtbire. twdll rtrißat—J. Saxon. Queen-street. Cheap:Lk. warehouseman T. IL Smith. Chancery-lace, la3ldr-11. Itheitherd, 80,- lee, tore-factor. P MT,/ ERIIII tPS I,IIIAOLVED. J. Blunt & T. Bowman. Broid-street-huildinrs. solic:toes —S, Dickinson and T. Thompson. Kingston-upon-11nd and Senlenales, attornc) s—J. Brown and S. N %on, Wan - ford Briggs. Lincolnshire. drapers--T. Thornton, G. NI. lloare, D. Walters, T. W. Uoodwitt, T. Thornton. jun. aid W. Evereit. Lower East Saiitlitield. brewers. as fir as re lates to the said T. Thornton, D. Walters, and T. 'Flio-otoi jun.—L. IVolleit and R. Monne St. Jamei's-street..We..:- minster. milliners—T. Mherrott a nd D. filltsnii. Capri-mire. Bartholomew-lane. stoek-s)rolo•rt.-11.11.Taaks and 11. Bets- • ter, Broad-street-buildings, merehents —%V . pat and .1. Kennard. Oiltspitr-oreet • mantefai•tin ers of ginger-beer— W. Smith and J. Upton. Nahura, Yorkshire. aunt-factors— W. llnrnhv. R. Dale, W. Stott, end U. Bee, York. h.) .t makers—T. Medealf and T. F. Haillens„ Ware, un.;:errs--R. Hearn and J. (treen. Braila eld. St. George, fialfol.i. *Blisters —J. W. liennlti. J. Bonnie. T. W alawright. J. Betinitt, J. Bennitt. and J. Bate, Dudley, IVoreestershire, nail iro M. Thornhill, 11610 W. and W. Cooper, Whitby. Yorkshire, mercers—U. Dower. J. Smart. W. Buckle. W. 'Winter, and R. Kean, Wolverhamploo, new.- paper printers--U. Day and T. Da), Chespside. and W. It Pound. London, woollen-drapers—T. S. Ala• son and M. Flower, Dockhead. sfive-merchaats. c-Minxes. 61st dirto—Enslrn E. St. Nfawe. to be tietitroant. by purchai. tier Elliott. promoted: E. Johnstone. Gent. to he Endgit, by purchase. zice St. Mawr, promoted. tits! ditto—Assistant Surgeon H. Gibson. from the Ist or Grenadier Foot Guards, to be Surgeon, vice Maehesey. ap pointed to the tibtlt Foot. 67th ditto—J. Gilchrist, Gent, to be Ensign. without pur came, %lee Elliot. promoted, IlStis ditto— Fitzroy, (lent, to be Ensign. without purchase. glee Wynne. promoted in theCepe Corps. rape Corps—Ensign J. Winne. from thebtlth Foot, to be .IJj•'taut. with the rank of Lieutenant. 7lh Royal Veteran flitta!ion.--Liesat. G. Lander, from the lith Foot, to be Lieut. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE. Nov. 4R. Royal Rezinsent of Artillery—llrrvet Colomn and Urn , . 'Colonel G. 11. Fi.ber to he Colonel ; Rrevot Lieutenant- Colonel and Major P. Drummond. to be Itre►et Major and Captain U. Mythic to he Major: Fiat Lie"- R. R. Heron. fobs lieeostl Captain; Second I.icut. H. F. Slater to he First !Amitotic.:: Cap. J. P. Aide, from halt pay', to be Captain : Fir-t Lilo:tenant O. Doyle, fr. n n half pay, to be Flrtt Lientruaat ; Second I. l i..tenant S. J. Looonsore, from balf-pay, to he Second Lieutenant ; First I.louteimut and Adjutant W. Samtilers to be Seca:ult.:nisi. &VCRILOS rate' or CORM 13{ INALtNEI \ND iv ‘Lit4. Wheat Ws. 334. if. I.—liarley, 275. 9.1.—C1a.:, t.,, &L —Pease, —olt!ntes 21s. ed. The average price of Brown anti din• •a lo Sugar. emu. paled from the Returns matte la the week soling the 20.:1 Jay of November. !Salk is 35-. lA.. per cwt. • AI E RTL% AT LINN No . .30, TO AVIIIMIS TUE QUEEN. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the county of Lincoln. Kine. Esq. to be 1)1,ns) Lieutenant. Cunandasion In the Surrey Yennanry (*amity - , Algae,' by the Lord Lieutenant of the county of !Surrey. NI (whir T. Turton. Harj. to be Lieut.-COI. Commandant, rice yn, resigned. C •411 tee- Lyda Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry, aidne.thr the Lord Warden of the Cinque ports. - J. Lathan, Gent. lu be Lieutenant. On Friday lasi a very numerous meeting of the ri habitants (convened upon a requisition to the Map ) assembled in the Town Hall, to conshler the pr .0 I. . ety of addressing her Majesty. upon the perssruti .ns which she has so successfully resia,ed, and upon till . vimariLekiekelig los achieved. Scarlet' h:verarll, Fag. (date "Ttrtoi) explefatel Sisa object of the meeting, and having. stated in a candid mangier his dissent, wished the chair to be taken by some other geutlentan. Mr. Willie n :lyre was voted into it by aecla ligation. . The worthy Ch Jrtnatt. with his nsual perspicuity. . addressed the assembly upon the importaoce of popu lar meetings, whensonvene.l like the present, is a. constitutional manner, and when the defence of the .sonstirution and the triumph of truth mete the sole . mimes of such an association. Ile commented very 'forcibly upon the right of prirge judgment, and - strongly urged that the most re-pectful attention should be paid to the seutiiuents of any patletuan also might address them. Mr. Re M. Pacv then rose, and _very eonv:ne- Ingly poitited clot the absurdity, the partiality, the . treachery, awl the malignity which had distingn:s4d the .recent provreslings. Atter complimenting .ye fel:oir townsmen On th it good humour end .forbear- .. anse during the illumination, (there not hsvine. h•ett a single instance of misdemeanor), he issured tices that they would not only enjoy the conseinnintee of having done right, but that it would materially assi;.. if not, their civil rights, at least the calling of them Into action ; and that in tlitti e no chief magistrate would hesitate to sanction an enpression of their' sen timents on any great putlic question. Mr, P. thew expatiated on the illegal and auomalon: appointment of the 31ilici Commission—the inconsistency of Vie and the gross insult upon the peup:e in the o e er i og o f Anon/. per anaum. He pointed on: the um:lnstitutional tendency of a hill of Pains an.l Penalties; that such a measure had never been re sorted to but in the worst periods of British history. The etiquiri w , as as um 'Bed fur as it was odious, a• was properly detrienated by thp Hoitse of Commons, as derogitory to the dignity of the Crown and in juriuns to the hest interests of the empire. The Bill had been entitled a Bill to degrade het Majesty ; but that it would more appropriately have been entitled a Kill to degrade the Monarchy, fir ti.at most inevitably have been the effect had it been per sisted in. Mr. P. then eourpented with great force th• eddence, and on the conduct of Col. Browne, • and of those Noble Lords who kept away dttrine. the . • evidence for their defence, mad then chiliad their enii- aMe privilege of voting szainst the Queen! HefMr. P) had shoal attentively read the .evidence oa luau ildes, and from his eon! he befitted her innocent.. totally innocent of the criminal charges her enemies • ,fiad bronght against bet. fie them adierteil to thts• continued perseverance of Ministers N ins.ilt the I .oarea and tits country, by. refusing her a palate...a lairie ;provided by the people for ropily to Teside 111 and their ogee of a mainsail. grant•of I AIM* imMag the initiative of she Moose of errelL Ommelsided by moving- the first esti 'second tionu. Rev. J. Aaaow commenced with oiroervini. the dismay it Vrhimb•ilmblief the lissome 10 pec tin. day befogs, he had espileitly avowed Ida for -ukase a. preeminent pawl a wads righamiet iiseleMise nemiloos. foe Aim again to a justification of hie attssdinte ss,ta her illiset • nANKRUM. W. More, Thorpe Constantlrv.. Stafford. cheese-11(10r. to surrender Dec. 11, V. Jan. 13, at the Mug Hell Dote', Leicester. Attorneys, Mr. Bond. Leicester; and Messrs. Mesa ider and Ilolme. New Inn: s. T. F"ote. Exeter, spirit-dealer, flee. 13. IS, Jsa. IS, at the New London Inn. Exeter. Attorneys, Mr. Brutton, Eneter : and :Ir. Mutton, Old Ilroad-street. J. Hutchinson. Alanchester, joiner and builder. Dee. IS. 19. Jan. Id, at the Hridgen titer Arms Inn. 31micliester. .Attorneys, Mr. Iluckley„ lUanchester , • and Messrs. (lard awl Johnson. Tern*: O. Ilickerdike, IhodderaSeld, victualler. Dec. 23. Jan. IS, at the Pact. 1141rse Inn.lludderslield. Attorneys. Messrs. Clough and Brook, Huddersfield ; Messrs. Eislter anJ tindlow, Tha%ies-inn. A. Shrittleworth and O. Robinson. Lincoln, hrot-httilders, Dee. 20. li, Jun. 13. at Onildhall. Lincoln. Atlornept. Mn, May, lirom..head. Lincoln ; and Mr. Ellis, Chinerry-lane. J. Allen. Waralek, innkeeper, I).r. 7, 8. Jan. 13. at the King's Head Inn. Warwick. Attorneys, Messrs. Ileyilon and Parkes. Warn irk ; and Messrs. Collett, iVimbstrn, and Collett. Chancery-lane. W. !Atilt-slicer. Walcot, Somerset, victualler, Dec. 19. 20. inn. 13, at the Castle and Hall Inn. Huth. Attoraels. Mr. Isaac. Marshfield, qloucester ; and 3lr. Stephen, New Broad-street-buildings. E. Philip. Narherth. Pembroke. linen-draper, Dec. I 1,13, Jan. 13, at the White Lion Inn, Bristol. Atioraseys,Siessrs. and Bristol ; and MeAsrs..Jenkins, James, ..d Abbott, New-inn. J. ilohnes, Portsmouth. corn and coal-m:rehant. Dec. 18, 310, Jan. 13, at the Mitre 'latent. Purtsea. Attorneys, Mr. tinooke, Purtsea ; anti Mr. Pownall. Sts;, J. Rai!timbre, Fffisiltwiet, Somerset. dairy man. Dee. 11, 111. Jan. 13, at the Lsalb Inn. llnth. Attorneys. Mr. Cruckshank, Bath; and dlessra. 'Voting and Hughes, b:. Mildred's-court. .11. Burgess a.,1.1. Illabbard, Leeds, woriNtaplers, Dee. 0, lA. Jan. IS, at (Iniblhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Swain, Sleben.. Maples, Worse. sail Hunt, Old-Jewry. H. Wiseman, J. Harper, and T. Foyson, Noreleh. homba zee:l-manufacturers, Dec. 18, IS. Jan. IS, at the Ron ling- Green Inn, Nora kb. Attorneys. Ilessm. Grand and Staff. Norwich ; and blesses. Taylor and Roscoe, King'..-Be.tets-• Walk. :nickels, Coble. Lancaster. grocer. Dee. W. 20. Jan. 13, at the Star Inn, Dean.ente. A ttotneys. Mr. Tillotson, Colne. Lanrashire : anti Mr. Edmunds: Iliteoln's-inn. S. and M. Nichol., New Woodstock; milliners. Der. 14. lA. Jan. 13, at the Rear Inn, New Woodstock. Attornes. Messrs. 'Kurth and I larrison. Woodstock ; and Messrs. LOVI• den and Clement's-Ina. J. 11. Arnett. Chelsen, coal-merchant. Dec. 9, 1(1, Jan. IS, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Clatton and Carter, Ste. rough. S. Rogers, Gutter-lane. hn.ier, Dee. 0, 18, Jan. 12, at 431:11‘11101. Attorneys. Mr. Wells. Nottingham; and Alessrs. Baiter and /towhee, Gray's.inn.pinee. W. Simpson, Coppice-row. japan-manufactnrer. Dee. P. )9, Jail. 13, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Phipps, Basing bail-street. G. Brinkworth, Bath. victualler. Dee. 14, 13. Jan. IS, at the Angel Inn; [lath. Attorneys, Mr. /telling!, Bath ; aad Mr. Makinson, Middle Temple. 3. nickels. Leeds, linen-draper. Dee. 12. 13. Jan. IS at the Cnurt-house, Leeds. Attorneys, Sir. Itiatiugtun, Leeds; and Mr. Makinson, Middle Temple. J. Bromley, New Bead, St. Alarylebone. Ironmonger, bee. 12. 19. Jan. It at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. rknight and Freeman, Basinghall-street. Dee. tavern-i hone • DIVIDENDS, , IMO% a • T. tt J. Hampshire. Kirkburton, Yorkshire. scribbling' qten i n ik r—Dec. V& A. Gotten, Kineitint-upon-Thamei. Iron- • f . ter—Dee . 3. J. Lllllll4. White kohl. . Fetter-10e. ne t n-keeper—Dec. 4 W. &Wellies, St. Pereei-hfil. *hale-- that at i merelmat—Dee. 111); -J. Watson anti IC H. Willson. aids the 1 •-itrant. 'warehousemen—Dee. IA A. Hen_glf, gilhates• "ai m s, linflate--lisat Ilk Ha Mak Lillicalt felSkypwor-tlll,epre. ftatie-.4lse. 14. 1,1 - 111111hotes. , in e . ord, Leueolishfre, itittoser— Dee. l3, N.*. 'V. ILlete,. attempt To Mealtime. Confucian'. Baker', 8c„ fly Mr. 1.% Nil DON, At °Areaway's Coffee-house„ 'Change-alley, fornhill ; on NYC es Esti tv Next. Dee. 11. b 2 direction of the Proprietor, removing, In one lot. ADesirable LEASEHOLD BAKED'S SHOP, situate, No. 23, Rt. Mania's-le-Or:lnd. "couiainiogo three airy bed-chambers and closets; dining-room, kitchen. shop. two parlour.. soil pared yard. capital bakehouse mad dry cellnrage, held for an unexpind term of Seven Years. front Nllchaelmas last, at the low Rent of Forty-live Pomade! per Annum. To he slowed till the Sale; when partimilart may be had on the Premises; of Mr. listeheler. (iro;•nalrh-road; and of Mr. Lt.tutioN, at his .Auetion-rooms, °roadway, Dear Ludgate-hill. end Blackheath-hill.