The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-01-31 00:00:00

TITLE, AND HIS OFFICE, executive power of these kingdoms is single person, the King or Queen. which sex thaCrown descends. It by the salique law; females are highest importance to the pub the consciences of private men, succeuiun should be clear and. ladle citution has not left as in the dark occasion. The grand fundamental jos corrents, or right of sagas these Workless, is, that the Crown, constitutional costom,is hereditary, peculiar to itself; but that the from time to time, be changed Parliament, under which limits continues hereditary in its new Ivitigs *eft be as aticieat as the *i-ex c. awl eves as the dee et ibeetlol4 lib. 3. e. 9. • • .tA t This Sash, by att. 1. W. sod ism, 1. e l .!, is to le administered to every Kiag and Que.., who shell oer sted to apqmperial Crown of * these Realms, by mei at the Aselailepo or Bishops of the realm, is the pro Reece ofsll the people, who, on their parts: - de- reriptes rally take the oath of al!rgianee 4olht Crown. Tim Corewilea Oath fs coareived in the following terms : The Archbishop or Bishop shall say, will you so ' !empty promise and swear to govern'the pedple of this kingdom of England, and the dominions thereto be longing, according to the statutes In Parliament speed on. and the laws and customs of the same." The King or Queen shall say, " I solemnly promise so to do." Archbishop or Bishop.," Will you, to your power, cause law and' justiee in mercy, to be executed in all rat: Pigments." King or Queer, " I will." krehbiihop or Bishop. " Will you, to the best of your power, mein- tato the laws of Ood, the true professoni of the tiospti and the Protestant Reformed Religion, established be : the law; and will you preserve unto the Bishopi oda Clergy of this resins, and to the Churches committed to Oink charge, all such rights and privileges as by low dO . :or shill sppertain onto them, or nay of them." Rio* Or Quotes ha All this I promise to do." c Nevski*, the'King or Queen. laying his or her Land *on the Holy tiospels, shall say. The things which I have here before promised I will perform and keep : so help me (Jodi and then shall kiss the book. And it is respired, both by the Bill of Rights, 1 William and Mary, and the Act of Settlement, that every King and Queen *Nit age of twelse years, either at their coroaa ttt~ or on the first day of the first Parliameat, upon *b. Throne in the House of Peers (which shall first happe4t l aballvepeat and subscribe the declaration against Pgeetr according to the 30th Car. 2. st. 2. e. I. deseentlible to the next heir. we shall never be insulted or confounding of Aeraitary and jwre di- Solomen may be said to bare right, though David slew the We know nothing of, nor ad imetediatrlyderived from Heaven. The , the tweet Ragland ecksowledge founders of our Constitution, and to Hof our English Monarchy might, proper, hare made it an elective chose to establish originally a suc• This has been acquiesced in be ripened by degrees late °estates title every man has to his own naturally descendible any mon than has thought proper, for the public, to establish hereditary . well as the ether. The Crown however, cleat's, as long as that kingdom. that an elective Monarchy seem and best suited of any to the rte ingly Government, approaching a Republic or Commonwealth, human nature is largely preserved. . rudiments of almost every State, defldagistrate, or Prince, Rath usually . the indirldnals who compose that continue true to first principles, us d prejudice, anassailed by cot violence, electi re succoneions were in a kingdom, as in other inferior beat, the bravest, and the wisest man wearing that Crown which his have merited, and the sense of an worild be acquiesced in by the few opinions. Lik, estates. the Crewe to the lease of the reigning Ma !ngJobo to Ricliani U.. through six lineal goositighono. ,A 1 In not referent! IP" 114 HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(Tirs Dar.) This day the House of Commons met at near I o'cloeke to swear in Members. About 78 took the oaths, among. whom were the following distinguished persons, via. Hr. Canning, Mr. Brougham, Sic Robert Wilson, Mr. Serjeant Onslow, Sir Win. Heron, Lord Charle s CkerthilL (Serail Hart, Right Hon. Wm. Dundee, Bight Hon. Thos. Wallas*, Sir C. Labboek, Mr. Scar lett, Mr. J. R. C. Graham. Mr. R. Wharton, Sir Walter Stirling. PROCLAMATION OF KING GEORGE rift FOURTH. —.40.--- This day at twelve o'cloek the procession of the nr mild. sad Pliesuivests at Arms proclaimed His Most Gracious Majesty Kit' George the Potash, with the same costume as manifested on the accession of our late Venerable and deeply regretted Sovereign;--the pro , snipe moved forward in the following order : High Haiti,. Three advanced Don-commissioned Officers. teals of the Horse °needier Guards, with axes erect. Troop of Horse Guards. Two knight Marshal's Officers. knight Marshal and his Mee. . .-__. ._..„ 11 70:tyte:." . Trumpets. 4 o tarsal rants:: Heralds. . el Arms, supported . by Two fierjeants at Arms, with thew Mates. Troop of Horse Guards. 4 Three Ulcers of the Horse Guards. ~het the Proclamation was read at Cbarl si cross, the Procession moved on to . Teteple-lar , the gate of which was shut ; apd the Lo rd Mayor, at. Hided by the Aldermen, &c. waited within. After the until formality of detnanding admittance, the gatea were opened, and the Cavalcade proceeded to the end of Chancery-lane, whom the Proclamation was again toad' thence tfieV preceded throuth the City, in the foll•wing eider, immediately after the Heralds: — City Drum. Trumpets. Iberia' °Stet,. City Music. Two City Marshals. , Lord Mayor's Officers. Lord Mayor, in a State Coach. Archbishop of Csaterbery. Lord 'Viscount Falmouth. • ALDIRuVw. The Two Skertfa. Obeinberiale. Ature elating the lollies, are s • Edward V. weep to the Crt ',khan!, his yoritietbrother, ant *Ar e s, ;isler. Like lase or tenements. ; of the male line, deseinde to thus Mary I. succeeded to Edward t Chat of Margaret, Queen of Scots, retool.- Henry VII., succeeded on failure Mayor, VIII., his son. But among the After a descends by tight of fitisianiti- the g the en daughter only and ber Wl* i ask rain !I . laces, to ail the daughters at Small folks ' a sole succession to the Thiel, royal law of descents to forme Law in this respect, and therefore death of her brother, succeeded to not ingitteerebio with ber sister the doettlidrof representation pre ' the Crowe, as it does In other (ti the hard descendants of any per the same place u their ancestor living. Thu Richard 11. sue- • Town Clerk. ,', Ed/ r ard 111., in right of his fn ;• Troop of LIN Chianti. • Prince, to the exclusion of all his . Barb side was escorted by a troop of the First Rogi 's younger children. Lastly, on •eireot of Life (Wards. Alderman Wood's carriage dosed descendants, the Crown gots to the rba s . ' c a . Z lie 'earlT° , s and l . „. ' "'ewe" ',, , me were rang " the of the late King, provided they oar from Blood-royal ; that is. from • :Ow the Proclamation being read at 40 Charing-t.; 4 , originally acquired the Crown. Rota sante was Sired from the gnus in Ss. „. succeeded to William 11., Jibe to Met,- Roca. to Elisabeth ; hen all derived sroci exendeSus.. ma roPMS.. who was the* the only regal suck. • In aloaequenee of the demise of his nsostOraeious hereditary right. however does not qty. King George ill. the Ousted hustle and right to the Throne. How mises. , ~ entkey, prevailed this toornittg la die emus l'allitig condition of the nation be, if the Ark to Vie Stock Exchenge, which, was shut, it being I rune could nut be set aside, 'who idiot The power of setting sada 'boWelay at the Bark ; but long before, the natal tit 4, a . lodged somewhere ; It is therm __._al; • :suilPieeef members arrived to transact business, did a Loma, sad commons in parmarnest veers s eam' wish was expressed to bare it tiptoed; k - bat Ow members of the Committee who hqtt arrived; - . ' lir , -.., . .. . . or transferred, it set imilling a quorum, they came to no deei,ition ; noose-' „ The "!eerhelf Is the e V, " a roatteed ' Crown may be itmiteu doecendibie loamy, and becomes here. lisetatly the house eontiosed shut. The Brat pri, ev•of : % I , t , °.Ter z --- ,• 1 ro_wi"l , your sorrowful leiter Cosec's for the Account was 61i, an d the were ;dimity ... Dens lt wh on idi er hilli shal ncrlwed l et i s i o i ne rbili"° lneamea lleas t'sh bef app tl i " sz s t P i r li elis l. i° a: ' : it. And hence in our law tde lAN, dote at (CI. and at 67 for money ; they have since fil ' ije o ' tts l e n r h m is en 7 rl es tita we l l e i li n Pa rr ei j i a Y s : rallkiti, and are now about 1711 for she Account. This is with you. My Wier hat se feeling for tither you • sl_reat . e depression as Was anticipated;' many ste t yet he s bas strum ? i t I *seer thalT either see or w' subject to mortality in his natural ; - i -- " 1 i . • inipresakin of this event l deessians " woo l to drive again, danjghter to modness l ! It Mss a ' upon the death of Heorge 111. the ,a!t a lt "Id ender the . ofkityers to be on the isiailiet. wbelmed vie. I eat WI. t feelings by i sueeessor (huge IF. For the Wilr e s l ha" veited to saltwater upon Ms litir. " 11 '1 41 " "Price- . We shall lit able to form him* setteludual ti would totem; bat he not let me go fo, • rte iaterreissies. Hence the 44 let year after the restoration of • 4 ' lima id lateens,. i must sta t e that the defalcatiiii* be 'w " er eewaia lr' 1 " 111 ". 11 1:" a short alms- 1 w called t h e mu a t h e lo t h i t er r- - I t (•,. w ould, for I would Sy has to u; I believe . . as (Le Money Market tiflthen have its spelt"; slat . Of . his ' 44 014. Olt ,Henry' lattary ! .ho has been . the miter legit proceedings of 11 "' Lrele• as F ab li aba4 l a * Fira 4 r wl "e ta i• da ta !ttered Ilea**, Vet „ ..• . yo , Ibe has al ' • , - hot pm mush credit. ;;Rxeseit - this abort leek. My father does tort I steeta.fistekirior from the year 1f dd. and net msetmMelx`nde , : hire *riled" I shhlll wiliatillode by requestitfg - liell The same rule is °beet : red at thle _s_ . . _Coow-ltackatilia, JAN. 31.---IVe had i good Stplily leaks etl( as ham am pea car, till I cats XVlll•iwiistiatee Ms 41 11 11 trod dwassik of Iniist at Market this Mooing; pußalu4. him obc~tt ye reds, Soil al father. , the sets of the isolhitisaate Loofp moos, Kest, end Nifellt. the finest. samples of shish ~ . . 1.11, 108 c., _ ~.INOW.• limair. toil I. of i. .. Ake basic!. , rirl. ,robin' , tott 4 f, oilaid l idtatdd r pi s.d. sold really *hit elnaised it and b. per quettlethigke, i: yin., amecttoome, leiterely iiikappy _... PM 00 laibrilpf fle!ortlptient wr:ir thin I. t ale, ead . - " " Rusaaseet,Day.P Wipe - menu 14.40ra- rational of Frames. tneetlisi lest vreik's priore.—Kart erlookas t - • seseses?.... zetwario i ' . .—....—. •.. • cOmoNAIIOO QUM . ' t io.iale; mita ilahour ft . dire•d " 1 k w " is " l4 lrii k .... isi ttli 4 . tternky ~dt eta poi or 4 they tai 1 . ~ .. .. weer ellhotob —llfo4osd a pea sop set _,_, ~. . • hirdirido. .I . , e ,.... 4rigiasa seauset betwom i l h o kko p o se I - „oolos.for which woes WI Mak at Is. per .f=' .7 de ti emehei aet the rife.Bse.' 1 . 1, - Ikea., Novae. ibemi,is. vet" . 40 1,9,11. irell,Mlo l l l l6 In which werejegi bow onspeised is the Caret seism po i , sa d ea s kesides Isom, . :4„.'- . .i.1101.1i Wl* of riCINNIII :.. .. ,qtr ''' 17 ' IkalP P 4/.lllilatttSlitlf.' isi..-lari."3ll;...•Ambree-yesiusidertise Harriet, idol, will, rOOlO Oporto, aid Legg. Cleell, from Lumina ; sailed belt October. Captain !lark lift the fellowlng ships at CoAeoita--Stoektow, 7100CtUnt HelarS - - Globe, and Lord Shinouith ic 1ag;441 the Sartre, Eyiyed; Sappho leaky. andlitrherging; Renter 'Mace of Orangi,Lltryds, an.. Barton, AlMorell. - Mode:mere, and Dick, io the River,. bound 14. Maria soil Ellergill sailed with tbe Lang, but the put into St. Helena lealp-Anirsd took: and for the Minor the Amity...Gest. 131 dejs,gemis 71 from-,St. Helemis Fmaitaisio lamer* oil from St: kites ; Albion, . Whine., from Lai f Cossack, bliss from Patraa ; Redeem, -Robertson,' Bourdeaux ; Rend Briton, Rose, from gad • Charles. tiraydOn,.lllw dm South Seas,—The . ship Unity arrived at RiGavia on thi.Litb Sagest; Maseatt i a, Jaw. 22.4e-The Calesbolw, Roberts, Calcutta for Lowient, Maim ar ameba& NW sailed a, for the River. ..IF PoloremOVTll. Jaw. 30.—Arrived rieseraiv, - - - Clark, from London, for Madras and -r - 1 by the Loyal Briton, from New Brunt Passed down Channel, the Mercury, Gulliver; and Greenwich, Hammett, from the South Sess.—Sailed the Sir ti..lJabo for Deptford. On the Ifth instant, .In long. 27. 24. W., the Leta' Briton fell is' .wit,_ of a wreck, an i d i z ti ratity of timber.—Arrived . the Trident. , from Jamaica, oat Bina wort leaky; Amy. Bloomfield, from London, for Genoa Leghorn ; and Charles, Lo Brocy, from Leghorn. PLYmoass..Jso. if. jiArriSed the-Mary, Drew, - St. Michaels, for Lombok. Sailed the Vine, Rom, Ocean, Mercury, Friendebury, and HebrY William, fel London. Fatoortn, JAN. 21.—The Lady W, - Which arrived here yesterday, spoke pa Cerro ' the Lord Collingwood, from Calmat oat 1. days, for %voodoo. Sailed the Nocton packet for Brasile; Marchioness of Salabery packet, der Islands, mid Lady Arabella packet for Lisbon; all a, mail.. . ~,Haawas, Jan. 30.—Arrived the Lady N. with a mail, from Cuithavea. Wit ham by Sunday .the ice had began to disperse, sod. , were about 130 ships lying there. Sailed the Charlotte packet, for Holland, and Pearl of , pseket for. l'uxhaven, both with mails. . Dovaa,,J4s. 30. -Passed this port tli botch phi/ Joanna. Made., limber, from Ratavis. lla the 2Sti. 'mt. the brig Nile, from Malta to London, was wrecker M me_ e. - .- _. • - -; . .- • . t - ALLEGED DETENTION OF A WIFE. . - .• Wr. Lemon; a twee, relidiog ip Gray with, on Sator r. emended before the . tralon.lllall,, with two welt ere sed young., Henry and Ednutod Day, when eltertealeeme. ' by "fr. Lemon &phut the leant gontlenaills. versa. The factswere as follows s-ee, .e ~.-.. . 1 Mr. Heart Dly sad the deogliteit of ilk•LeotOn, i baildsomerri. seventeen yesu of age (ow Mts. Oty) met neeldeatally at the Cpboarg Theatre. pew wish ago, aad.hocame mutnallp,ithemeored• MR* had pri - rate eieeittigs, Minolta t o. Mr. I,e.libti, and %Se tail one at leo tb ag=o become the wife i - Mt •' y the . 101fr a 4pred La Clisreksad wiebollA Of 1101Ser pair were *Maid la .11iyamin's keit We& :liter ceremony was perforated they swat to Mr, Dot's hr at Ruination, and Mr. Lemon *as apprised (by letter) that his lovely daughter had changed her Loodition: After a few weeks had elapsed, Mrs. Day became v desirous to make her peace with her tether, who .. 'meat wee rimed's& offended at her marrying withou, his knowledge. She felt tl.at, without her fatser'4fe: 4 titaness, tbuith blessed with an affectionate hu ;ham. her happiness was itenniMlete, ff er husband eon- - that she should go to her fathei and supplicate ' hues.. Sbe did so ; bat he. iitrit.smd inflexible. . to .pardon her; and imimmetithly -otilered her to apartment, where- he, hes are .Anoe s eentined her, Is cos of -of hei yet retandit, Isee bosband bream: tiaras, and went with a fritr to lei father's bat was refused admiuion. Ryimme means, t he received a l i ,letter from het, nformlit him . was wallow' by her father % Oa Thu sight last he agate went to her father' hosed,* a ny with his brothel., Mr. Edmund I ' and dyma nded hi witch . Alt. Lantos ordered li leave the home. High word, itnee, and the two ' geatifilMa wviiilisto into .the charge of • nuns ..a 0' watchinen. They wertjameilaiely bailed , acs. ties morning th . tympesrevi l. II Kr' Lesion before the . Ma. gistrate at Union-Hell roliessmee. Ms. Lemon wit the Magistrate tWordor his soo4n-4w, and his brut; to find sureties to keep the paaewiewarda him.- On , other band, the, resumed the her to order k Lewin to restore Mn. bee . Day The Magistrate saki, tlsat he *UM decline either, the yoong men bad owt 100111Ited Mr. Lentot who did not ',wear that his Nib fit,penottal safety r andingere4t•by *Pm. 00 the ether hand, he had power to order tile , o3tillig *tondo to be restored to hasband. . .. . p , .. Mr. Thomas, • an, tiesway -stalk on the part .of potge tram, that ha oesriamr r odamovideoce of the its .e, and lettets.wtitust. blllll re; Dept* .her h (a espy . ..ot eat of Which le anieted), rehab Alba eta was confined Mitts/ to her idciination father. i The Magistrate , liff, Thema tietlie at ip Oil . repos ' . snbieet. ~ . • Mr. Onus si that he was rletennioed . fO cure °fines" , - m.6.lll.tgiants a - tit on there 1 , -r.ne---- 10i ti=" ..i:= b r o t h ; if, on the event of any thiag happening or THE KING, HIS 1 P i ' s te wed Monarch, I put my only trust in the ge- e i it O . e i t he great nation to protect me from the bands The supreme executive 10 'l lor kw. 1 have the pleasure to inform you, than veste d by laws in a sing] ' PI n England and Italy have been 'mid. sty/ for it matters not to whicl CAILOLINZ,, PrioC2l4l os Wales- is not so in France, for bi wit • LOTTO* gaols NM ROYAL 1111011111111111 r . a g rillierii or WALOS, DATZD M•IIIKIILLIO, TOR excluded. It is of the h inter. lett ) . lie tranquillity, and to t ! I o tes iel rot have takes up my pen so soon to trouble th at t h e rule o f sueens i t if 1 hail not received this morning a letter from putable,.and our Coostite i ba n a particular friend, which communication upon this material occas „ mat e. that the English Ambassador mentioned ""T o rassibility of his paying me due respect. and as- maxim upon which the /1 _ o f m y Mend that . the Government at Parts, he feared, sion to the Throne of thee ".- s ake my residence there far from agreeable, and by Comm on Law and cons fa t al advised me not to visit Peril under such cir- nd th i s nano irs. 1 never had any wish to visit that metro- a ht of in a manner p A oki the desire alone of seeing my legal advisers, rig may, r w as the sole object of my travelling into or limited by Act of Pi ' I am so uncomfortable here, under such a e t„, t h e C row , st i ll el t, that I intend leaving Marseilles on the ( pis month, and shall return into Italy. proprietor; that is, it is h We hop e and trust that weepy presence should be necessary in England, name by sea, and not expose myself to the possi- pestered with a confoundi d letiog badly received by the family of the Hour- vino right. David and The present King, when in a distressed situa- ruled under this latter i Ns veil received - by my late father's Court at sons of his predecessor. k Palace, and every comfort was offered to hat such great personages bare the talent to for- mit of any right inonedia - • e _, they have received civilities. Ina straw hereditary right which tb ?F- - think the clatterer should at least have been owes its origin to the four r , r eceived, without pomp or parade, but in a them only. The founders c "' lll way; that vu all 1 expected, as 1 travelled remit ConoLitts, Priucess of Wales. If they bad thought pro h i well known that a Bill has f or some ti me Monarchy ; but they cho cessios by inheritance. wet is preparation for degrading the Princess, general consent, and rip ere absolutely Queen-Consort. It would, but for law ; the very same tit] lie emergency, have been offered to Parliament. estate. , Ili at an end now. What steps will be taken we Lands are not nature 1 ]invent, but we do know that this unhappy Lady Thrones ; but the law I Ws way powerful friends in Britain, and they benefit and peace of the i • std in number every hour. Parties will succession in the one as on both sides, ait is impossible to of Poland continued, hoe I:7 ss country remained a king s t el!oltat may be the consequence. She is now It caonot be denied th ( a rpm findON, exempt and distinct from to be the most obvious at , by husband by the very CONsMUTIote itself, t i on al principles of Kin r mg tht like other married women. There are nearer to the nature of NM, ... things she anti do by the laws of England, where the freedom of but tritbset the consent of her lord : tied in this par- ta the lehmey end first r . 110•01! she trees with the Augusta, of piitinto the Leader, Chief-bfagh 1 Roman State, cou ld And if tb tsarists lien imperatorii of the ineae , Dced by a br pa a s y s s ion co a n s t The Queen of England bath separate Courts 1 offices distinct from the King's, not only in ' raption, and unawed by v ~ of ceremony, but even of law ; and het (as much to be desired in homey and ilobeitor-General are entitled to a communities. The best, place within the Vs of his Majesty's Courts, to- would then be sure of gather mitbiliagiseaCotutsel. In short, she is endowments should bar in alllegal preeredlags looked upon as a fent* aablassiel majority void who were of different opi sok, and not ono married woman, and therefore. will descend lineally to Oars tie pelkirig rag her own concerns, march, as it did from Kit IMlitiet up • ...._ King, an itshe were a regular pedigree of six ,); _ .; .. - efei PlPPenennes MK booms 'Mee esocosts. the twee ' how they act now, for although she is in ill ttie right of priesogenitu a subject (not being a queen regnant) yet, adhered to. Thus Edw • 'at of the security of her life and person, she in preference to Richa Ten the same footing with the King. It is IMMO by the statute of 46th Edward 111 , the issue faille :I at aompess or imagine her death !!! IT ; and the line of —. 00 .—. the daughter of Henr The tow journals which announced the death iof the line of Henry V fho King, and the consequent grief of the Royal i f ema l es . th e C rown d e i • Iy. exhibited also a picture of great national tare to the eldest daugh I , by a s low list of nearly thirty bankrupts! as is common inheeitant I 'y be proper, for formality sake, that the Lord the evident necessity of 1 r • berlain should tell people, in a certain we- having oceasioned the t ikon of life, to put themselves into decent mourn- from thPCni"`", Law Queen War, onto, wee kr on 'occasions like the present. To the bulk of ski , crown s i ose, and a inhabitants of the realm, the in)nadion te Elisabeth. Again, the toeless. They have long mourned, and Will mils in the descent of th • we fear, for a longer time cease to mourn, heehaws; wheby tin is outside show, indeed, bat' nternally, from son decessed stand in i n await of ever seeing bettor days. Th ey ape so _ would have done if I to purchase garments of coloured woe, but I "sled his 811"fatb.er, thee, the Week Priem . ape enveloped in sackcloth and ashes, and in . s . uncles, his grandfather'i i • perpetual fast. Alas! it is not possible to 1 failure of lineal descea i . what further afflictions the British people may nea t co ll a t e ral re l a tions 1 1 ~ to endure. Things Must be greatly out of are lineally descended f . hely, when the unemployed, hainstarved that royal stock which • 1 e r ' and labourers read in the nee Henryrspapers , . Thus I. succeed. base learned to read, which; instead of and 1., and James I. to from the Conqueror, wh i 4 i sm ' m ak i ng, i s a partial aggravation s Tb 4 doctrine of Acres • . - . sufferings) that " money •e is so • • • imply an iniefisosibk ri • ty, , that only one per cent. can • „ „ e a , able *raid the conditio , . use tb carry on bargains for .. . - r .: • apparen t to the Throne 1 without a Iciaf of bread to to their hungry children su . r h might be a lunatic or id I. parson aside must be lot t• will the disordered condition 6f , be e vested in the King, Lai 1 •. to its pristine health I Surd" thasistialler , learrab led- - allitations of Providence will operate chimila, still r the Crown ! i trains its descendi ' , ate beyond the power of man to bring a bdlit diary in the wearer of may awaken, soften, and duly impress the I King is ssid never to • of those to whom chiefly the hippinea and ' though in common wit lanngs of the people are submitted, and who : sow witnessed, he is sul Mtn to account for what they May have done in because immediately up elleepliamee with, or in respect of, their duty bn King survives 16 his such 001111061. ! tight*, the Crown vas ...........a5e....... ' So that there coo be n, . . _ • PIMA Impend Wednesday have come to heed. taws Fess"' le the Its e Tha SWatradicaory sc imannascontinue to be vs- (31 " 1 " IL am alga" t of his /elms t and all I Milted beet Paris repsetias the Spanish revolt- dist ~1 , .. wor n .rse h os °I efts eon hand, Ciall is asserted to h e in the fr om the yost tit& T -• .. of the Cisoldtatioashata, who exceed iii. b y j a w s ytyinoi WOO, and the King dad the whele•Court 10 be o f his infant nephew. tl 1112 the What 00Inteenatio; On the other hand, it XVI., who was &throe , " II W l* dilliwil thall , the insotrito 6 ou 1 , . rian- Rational Uneeellen 61 • • . and the genius ready to return /6 i ' •coati? . - Arliaarringlimorstless that they doll I OK be essiegits4 I D imbirit orsouth hatieritlL .1 . t k* elgiosi lontts4 . P ION* Inlinis Jaz 111.--Pfamiatt Gott:, Id fed&S t. ' • Issfloos, WIN fr. SO & s arm osmetised le tie __.--.....eueimummiit IE.-.4ITA - ) K 1 ... .): - - - .• __ ... ___. _ _ ._ . _ _ _ _ )FFICII. of whit" win Ilt be as ascent as the se- ' . . 1 - , Iftlg • - "•* -, • tiank.elp. I. c. S. soot even as the dese off iteMeli, . • • . ... . .-f- -sewn, is lib . 3. e. 9. •• . '- t • • "tat; ar5. 1 316-Allideetkreieselartise Harriet, Monty -.. A r lo n t or Queen. This w ish, by e g et . 1. ir W. sa d .w. Sa t; t. s ; ih e will, form Oporto. mid Legg. Clark, from Colcutta ; ed tends. It admiaister t o every H . ag a ad ( a lma, w h o sham. sac - sailed bob October. Captain Clark left the following t ,ewitailleeepaeu:Realms,ships at Caloatta-Stoolemo, •Lovtun. & * lips*, /tor, seed to IW!mperlal Crown of these by olio of (probe, and Lord SW031101,11014; the Sorry bedlam vats mesa the Arslo s &i&ops or Biahops of the realm, in the pre- ! arrived; Sappho leaky. andoitecherging; Benguilealry ; • smut of all the people, who, on their parts: - de- redoes. Prince of Orangi,'Llr - Idi, se. : Barton, Mubarak Fame,' an d' ili d ia • alit , take the oath of allegiance ;albs Crown. The Windermere. and Dick, In the River,. Wand wP; t n the dark Maria soil Eller ill sailed with the Last but the litter, La` romedea Oith is co n ceived in the follewing tortes :- ' . ”ir . .._ . t and . ndamental ' put into St . notices, teakyr-sArnred tooter. The Archbishop or Bishop shall say, wi ll you so- . t er th e w eer t h e A in t tyy tt esty . tot d ers h at ; e d eepi • an d •• Of 1111 C- !empty promise and swear to govern'the peiple of this .71 frolo-,St. Helena ; Ftweiteole lammed? )1 ring, ' from lot. liett's ; Ando*, • Whine.. ken lag onto; the Crows, kingdom of England, and the dominions thereto he front . • moging, acco rdi ng to toe statutes in P a rli ament street' it that t he 1 Bounteous; Royel Briton, Ross, from Quebec - aid - • on, and the laws and customs of the same." The King i ci le th ai * ar i da, ili w tha South Seas,-The Elio., I . . je changed or Queen shall say, " I solemnly promise so to do." I chip Unity arrived at ftiffi .. svis on thiJ3lb August; ' - . ich limits- Archbishop or Bishop, ," Will von, to your power, caste i Maeoare, JAN. Shat-T h e Calealffiele. Roberts, from` • i n i ts new law no& justice in mercy, to be executed - in all otter Calcutta foe Lotokno haziest ar aosthee 001 sailed gaina next heir. iodgenenta." • fling or Queen, " I will." krehbiihop I p er t h e Hi rer . ' • ‘ l . l l pda et Bishop, " Will you, to the best of your power, male- • , ~ • insulted or LOlli ' 017711, JAN. 90. Arrived y, she Ajax, gala the laws of Gott, the true professiori of the tiospon Clark. from London for Madras and- Illsolpal.- • adjure di- and the Protestant Reformed Religion, established by' h • the Loya l Briton, 'fro New B lek. - f rjAiado rid to have the law ; and will you preserve unto the Bishop s atta I g oal don h i 'l d rullaw o . Bap ma,. sone , e seamy, tiarbakt; ma,. I slew the Clergy of this realm, and to the Churches committed to I - ... t l e - utonver; an d ureenwich. Hammett. frets Lendoss i ,for ~ ... of, nor ad- l i ta il ellarite` all such rights and privileges as by law k. • . the South Seas-Sailed the Sir tiAJoberoao4csasport.. ' to :or shall sppettain unto them, or as of trim.• I for Deptroni. On site Intl instant, •In lstroti.-11..K., :avers. The Kior Or Quiresis *a All this I promise to do." 1 1 tons-. tr. 24. W., the Loeel Briton fell in .wit • 1190108 dg. •,. After ibis, thaing or Queen, layiog his or her Land ' of a wreck, acid ia pt l menty of tinther.-Arrived to-day, ,ion, and to !den the Holy Gospels, shall say, " The things which ! th e Trident. . from Jamsles, oat trine week thy might, II have here before promised I will perform and keep : 1 l ea ky 1 Amy . si eettr o e lL t ree; us nem, for Genoa and • • an e l ect i ve so help me God ;" and then shall kiss the book. And it 1 Leghorn ; and Charles, Le Brocy, from Legliont. • is required , both by the Rill of Rights, I William and • tally a sue- Mary,. and the Act of Settlement, that ever y King and ! PlAW°llll ** jalr. 21/.24Arrieed lheltiar P Drew ' from laced in by 9... d ethic aoe of twelve years, either eir corona- . Sr ' Ilk/beets ' for lAmi t i t i t * Sailed the ilie ` Hamel ' . Ocean, Mercury, Friends ry, and Haul Witham, for so common 010. or au the first day of the first Parliament, upon tM 1 London. o bi ll own Th rone in the House of Peers (which shall first happeOs • ; • • faLooutn, JAN. 211.- Th e Lady Welliegtoe Packet shallwepeat and subscribe the declaration against Pweetr according to the 30th Car. 2. st. 2. c. I. Which arrived here yesterday, spoke pa the 31st Dec. on more than . ... Corm the Lord Cathingwood, from Calcutta, oat 154 ' Loodoo. Sailed the Noctun packet for the hereditary !r, for the H O USE OF COJIMONS.-(Tits Dar.) . days for ßrasils; Marchioness of Salisbury packet, hse the -....-- • Islands, mid Lady Arabella packet fur Lisbon; all with rhe Crown This day the House of Commons met at near I o'rloel‘ em u ong as that to swear in Members. About 70 took the oaths, among ,o•owtcs, Jan. 30.-Arrived the Lady Nepraormeket, whom were the following distinguished persons, via. with a mail, from Cushavea. Wit harts by her. that en rchy same Mr. Canning, Mr. Brougham, Sir Robert Wilson, 1 Sunday .the ie. load !slim to disperseothot. shot there yto the ea-Mr. Serjeant Onslow, Sir Win. Heron, Lord Charle s i l u we h re aci s et ln t i e at l a 3° . 11:1P's lying there. Sailed the princ es p•eau for Holland, and Pearl of Leicester pproacbiag Churchill.' Gemmel Hart, Right Hon. Wm. Dundee, packet for. Cuxhaven, both with mails. • oonwealth. flight Hon. Thos. Wallas*, Sir C. Lubbock, Mr. Scars Dowse, ..1.40. 30. -Passed this port the Ditch phi • preserved. lett, Mr . J. R. C. Graham , Mr. R. Wharton, Sir Walter Joanna . Mvia., Jinter, from Batavia . h* the esti, :very State, Stirling. lost. the brig Nile, (rout Matta to London , was wrecker oh usu at Bologne. •.. mpose t hat PROCLAMATION OF KING GEORGE rms _ --' . FOURTH. ALLEGED DETENTION OF A WIFE. ociphos, us- -sir- -r m s. led bY co" This day at twelve o'cloek the procession of the Hy- Mr. lormen; sperm itildiug itt Gravel-Isle, South ""i°ll9 inferior Gracia*, Majesty Kits' George the Potash. with the Thelon-Hall,, with tore welt dressed young .roen. miaow wisest man same costume as mielfuted on the accession of our late h il y ea m .r7 r. a Le ad m Ed ea lattitd againet Da y t i c er e li ott eli a e s ha g r e ir e a L w at ere ee, P r am e s i fereei e f e ; which his tonerable and deeply regretted Sovereign ;--the pro- seem Th e y ids were as A les ;,..... sense of an union moved forward in thefollowiog order :- Mr. Henry Dry and the deoghter of Mr. Lemon, i sy the few High Bailiff lithlsomertri, seventeen year, of age (sow Mrs. My) , the Crows Three advanced Don-commissioned Officers. met aixideatally at the Cphearg Theatre some nuieth lin ng i hie. Mareshals of the Horse °needier Orates, with axes emet. ago , ym i Llintsms mutoally Komaioured, They had pri • Troop of Horse Guards. Tate bi t tin g ., d a l tnown 1 0 . Mr. fg.labn, and the rail J.. through Two Knight Marshal's Officers. one at leo th %Full to bellewte th e wife of tilt..De ,ste In mew • Knight Marshal and ids 'Mew • ' y the there is C ~ 11 70: M lYtr i. . Clioneraod 01410111Atif Mgr* ." • ,-- -"T are strict!, - Trumpets. • pair were *sited lo -111pasit's kai Mods. After thr ' ..., . the Crosre • Farad rants: ceremony was perforated they *oat to Mr. Use's house, Heralds. . - at Ruination, aad Mr. Lemon was apprised (by letter) totter, and sibg et Arms, aupported by Two Serjeaats as Arms, with that his lovely daughter bad changed her Looditioa.- tenements. .. their Maces. After a few weeks had elapsed, Mts. Day became yen • lescierle to Troop of florae Cluards. desirous to make her peace with her father, who die Throe Ulcers of lbe Morse Guards. Mewwait r %credit:lily offended st her marrying withou. t° ilward . 4 Aftel the Proclamation was read at Charing his knowledge. Shi felt that, sithott her fatser'sre: of Scots, cross. the Procession moved on to . Temple-bar, . giveness, thuitgh blessed with an affectionate halbert.. on failure the gate of which was shut; apd the Lord Mi l er ' a " her happiness was itecouildets, Her husband sonseotri croons t h e needed . by the . Aldermen, & c. waited within. Ater the that she should go to her fatheiand supplicate forgive- ri • i. natal formality of demanding admittance . the rates. sem.. Sbe did so ; bat he iffisroteed inflexible, refuv. P-- n n i g en were opened, and the Cavalcade proceeded to the end of to pen* her; and imisedlatbly .ordered her to as e ; sod not, Chancery - lane, wheat the Proclamation was again teed t apartment. where. be, hes woe seino s contined her. it ors at owe; Thrace thet proceded through the City, in the following ceaseaueace 41 h e r set retarshic her heehamt becalm. .. t h e Th rone order, itouiediately otter the Heralds:- tineWsi, and went with a fried toile i • father's Muse; City Drina. but was refused admiuion. Bylepts means, bower ' ato depart . Thames. he regelyed a letter ( roan het-, inform*/ him that sh • A therefore elsorift . OliterS. City Music. was connoted by her tither, neceeded to . Two City Marshals. Oa Thu tight last he again meat to her father" th her sister . Lord Mayor's O ffi cers. howl,* . ny with his brothel., Mr. Edmund Day station pre- Lord Mayor, is a State Coach. and dymand his. wire.. Alf. Lewtoe ordered bhp. tt • Archbishop of Csaterbery. le other in- leave the bootee. High weed, ettiee., and the two yeast.. Lord 'Visconti rakimouth. geatlenent wrtilisto into .the charge of • ember o of any per. • • Asoattorw. sir ancestor The Two Ithertes. - watchtnes. Thee were. itositeilatele bailed, ostl Iles Obstaberiale. morning thipoppesreol i selth Kt; Lemon before the Ma , ,rd 11. sac- gistrate at {Talon -Hell Policeollace. ML Lemon wham • • Town Clerk. It of his fa- .• Troop of LIN antra. • the Magistrate to irder his sotoin-law, and his broairr 1 of all his Bach side was escorted by a troop of the First Regi- to find sureties to keep the peouritoomeda him.• On GI e Lastly, en - map of Life Guards. Alderman Wood's carriage dosed other hand, the" requested the illeepeosta to order Mr. , L . the cavalcade. Lewin 0 restore aim Day ie Mt Etedmod. • g"'" _ , to *-• . St. Martin's and St, Clement's bells were rang ea the The Magistrate said, this . he shield decline doing ovule.' they oeras t en . . . , . either, the young men bad We sffiloffillted Mr. Lemon tat is. from • OR the Proclamation being read at Charing-o.os. a who did not Mower that his Illiset,persottal safety war . the Crown. Lelia lobate was fired from the pas in St. Jubilee endingereAlty thihm. Op the 'ether band, be had 00 power to trier tile , o3tillig Woman to be restored to • her . ~• • los to Rash- Pal* • - . ‘.- - husband. . , .- .., all derived sTOCK EXerf4NGE,. ONE O'CI.OOK. a% Thorium , art 1 460 •7* ' B4 l‘ " the Palt ..4 tiw; ' • regal stock. ' • • • yor man that be soaddisodawevidsoce er the OW- '' 11l ciellequenee of the demise of his most . Gramous via 4 . , an . t • ietters.wriffien. hdifre Day.to .her loishatit: s , or does not • H ow n d ano littilift,Y. King Goner , In- the Sinntnat bootie and (si cwo .- of. of Which Is anetteed), which prove. r if the heir. sotleay prevailed this soornlig la he avenues loathur ,4tiat els was confine& Mita!, to her inciination W Ir . . to 'IM Stock Excheo which. was shut, it being it father. . • aside, 'wt. • • ir e ' . The biagisttata told Mr that-he might aPply • witialt each .imffAtty at the Balk ; but long before the natal elf, a ti e .ja doce a the ea h jea . . • 1 • is the - cegee e :audilleeer members arrived to transact business, did a • Mi. Thomas th at he wee determined le move liii .• r . . 1 parmalaase y e rr4o•sral wish was eapees•e,l to have it demi ; Co . arsofliiag'a But* . . neetwols,forati Habeeo Correa bat members of the Commitsee who had arrived, 4.4 M•MaKiinsato inMaatted me complaint- .. . • • .1 nsferred, i t ant 1 eating a quorum, they came to no detigion ; epos,- 'The following is the copy of a letter ptoducii . ifis • , mama hem . gangly th e house condemn! shut. The' first priee . of 1 t ; laelle7 ; •-t • - • • MAR Ogilikalli,--1 sa rscel4l your sorrowful lett er ' air taw m e Con aols for the Account was 6;4, and the y were shortly orkitsb hesivwesseed my was Wooed expressioo.. i 3 capacity ; sill done sign and et 67 for ainneY ; they have since I sever shall et one leameatle.bappiness till* I. an e have jut tatsand are now about 171 for the Account. This is with you. My Watt hat an feeling for either yen 41; we io great a depression as Was anticipated;' many stet he Las swore ehet I *soar shalt either see or writ.. ; his natural ; 111. the haelog wild under the impresaisin of th is event ; dressiest t ° Yw.ll agate. Ge d °I. Keel" isillew can a father wi g' . LI ~, to drive his daughter et liminess! It has almost over t . . I l e - ii Mat timber offinyers to be 011 the loilliket• walla h e l iu m' l i e , Teas ha . tf ee gi n .... b •a.-.. - iLis,• ,. . V. For the ••s' • • • . • r , , , feelings my ti t , h o e C mir OkePt 1 9 timlwittc • )11 --- -• . life shill he able to form hen., stmclosieffil 110 Weald telueny hee M not let me go foi 1 o ace the, del , as (he Money Market tifishen have its isilsiLe. ,dei Of Ida 'sielitr. O le .Heory l . he has been talltas s iteration of a -, • Al about seadieg•tee stbeoete a short due- l Irish Is; ' 00.11 of istei-100. vth must state flat the defelcallbe Or .. Ile litth mar — would, for I would Sy hes t to you ; I believe be has ar , o ; “ f tie. lkfenlir, as lioblisbed la a rem t;f•YeatoffilaYo does ;Una hie WO hr.. ..• . . . . , - la4l- ` --- Ms g ins outdo credit. ijßaeosirthis short War. My rather does twit hew, t 111. sad ode 1 .. ssetrolatalin . . -but weiteed I I shhl telledlode by requestiffig v$ to l'ind at this c o air„gze f aija, jAx. 31.-We kaa par t u rd seniy fi stake pmirilalf as luppy es pee can, tilt I coo lie au . nnitbellantb of Wbiat at Market this Moutinte, litr. Moo ppe~tt 14 genii, 'Ma est rather. Love add Gusto Loafp Brea,, Kant, end Saffelit. the finest. samples of *Mali ! ,ireeet W I 37 b.F., tiamiti. - lw i k ijiair inly . in app , tokiilirother wig :: : I am. 41 p s p said readily aid °besotted It. sod Ss. per quateletbigKor, t :yodt Seel 4411 libe inferior deertiptione o:tv doll is sale, end . - " " EIat•ASTII,DAT: . , • 1 1 418111•11 lose lysiics priers.-Barbi remotes i effitelossitl.".".- . • • 1 Mt • Mir; mid 4 4 ° 1 0 ' las e " ell k w " . tell tif ' ' l na Afttiniel if the Fil or FtiilWa 1 - . . • veer ~4 , --Irsoffised a pea wipe mama se bet s doe imusbe i rs the ciosishi i . • • . • • smietfor which welt sir MA at lc Pm. • 411.0041 414 dienesseace. in whisk myelin...rise . ie s oos... , 6 . . .6 - 4 . I . sed ikilea , ee ekeeedee Polowik 4 kb alm*P oo ... 6. v. / ; . . 1 r ata . d it m . oeskiimm i escio D oke ay iricesm :, • . • ' ~, .... J~ • 1 4 • rl , . . ' ~ .~: ~, • ' ' p , If, . . ,