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DUBLTS, MARCH 10: feiterdov, in obedience to a summ ant of tLe lhio• the Lord Mayor, a Post Assembly was the Exhibition-room, in William-street, " to • consideration the propriety of petitioning trliament to support our happy Con lurch and State." imons House, Mr. Gifford entered into ttion of the claims of the (Onion Ca ir rilsj..-411, as appeare I in their de dished in the newspapers, on which eted at length, and concluded with That a Petition be presented to both "ornament, praying them to refuse the _ ROlll4ll Catholics, and thereby pre- Constitution in Church and State." seconded the motion. Mr. Hutton, Mr. Semple, and Mr. opposed the motion ; while Mr. Cope and Inky strongly supported it. • moved the question of adjournment. b ill at was demanded. when there r the adjournment, I3—Againt ad and tot going into the business of the question of adjournment being thus lost, Is.: were proceeding in the debate on Mr. motion. when a message was delivered Board of Aldermen, dmiring the concur. Sheriffs and Commons in forming a At to meet a Committee of the Aldermen. Aklerman Alexander. Aldr-,man Ezshow, Kirkpatrick, and Alderman King. with the Recorder, to draw up and prepare a to Parliament. praying them to resist the the Roman Catholics, and to preserve the .ion in Church and State; which Prtition, red, should be presented in case the It , man persisted in their demands. This Mes containing in substance the Resolution then un - in their House, was immedireely acceded . Gifted, Mr. WAuley, Mr. Cope, and , were named a Committee •o meet men and It-corder on this busit,ess. In a they produced a Petition, little varying of 11105. whics passed with two dissent- As:en:ll4y was then fired for Monday take into consideration the oppressive clause • Pavement Bill. AIIIIAII to Mr. WindharD, W-Morrow E BRITISH PRESS. LON DON, TUESDAY, M•asy 24. .A.MITT'S ship iVoelwich is arrived at Ply from St. Helena, which piece she left on of January ; the following h,•meward ships were lying there, ♦iz. the Phe - nix, pith Calcwlia, Terse, Wel, Comet, Aerth- , Sir Witham Poilett , ! Ann, Diana, Europa, Prrthm. Streatham. and Ans. Ducke..to ?OAF witic4 were to sail from thence in a few days, convoy of Ilii MAJEST v's ship Sampson, for igence has been received from the Maori . the British prisoners in general were treat very illiberal manner by the French Govern- Cart tin Fs' 14 ohs had been released from and permitted to tee with a private family. french privateers ware at sea. Suacoure returned to France, having reali.ed a property 1 lacks of rupees. The prlzzs captured, had 4sold as follows :—The %lclo. e. IS 511 dollars ; .ilrlegrarr, 11,000 ; Herod'', 7,001 ; Commerce, and Capt. Wise i e ship, for 3,700 dollars. . stores of every kind were in great abundance, Americans having imported them in profusion. regular force at the Isle of kkance consisted of more than 600 men. . JOHN Newport, yesterday, made the ',lan Ireland. We understand, that it was contratied upon nearly his own terms, via. 1421. Stock in . 31 per Cent. Fund for every lOW. wiling. Some of the papers, yesterday, announced the arrival of Dutch papers, to the 15th, and 1. rencl, to lth instant. We received them several days and gave their contents to our readers.—So for early intelligence. iptain LAYOUT arrived, yesterday, at the .1 l aity, horn the Rio de la Plata, with dispatches Admiral SriaLthe. We do not understand ..rry contain any news of importance. The Body of the House of Commons yesterday presented a full attendance, and the gallery was rowded with strangers, expeOing that some clip's nation would take place upon the subject of the pre '. ramoured change of Ministry.—They »eie not disappointed--The Earl of Eto,rom pre .euted a Pet;tion from the University of Cambridge. arsiast the Catholic Bill, and Mr. Dtc•iwsoN took • oppertunit7 to open the business. Alluding to rumoured change, which, he observed, did n-rt appear tope the wish of :he pco?le, or of :he liou..e, tont to avail himself or it. He added, " that all he felt himself at liberty to stare, at pre. sent, was, that he Lad not yet reeeivei f lie MA• itsr v's commands to deliver up the s74ls of office; yet that His WSJ !ST Y had ant for persons, not now in office, and was making the necessary ar rangements far a new Ministry." A c'rreft re port of the speeches of Mr. Dicetesos And Viscount Elowica is given under our Parliamentary head. Should the new Ministry receive, as is ex pelled, His M P.ST ° S million to-morrow, Viscount Howicx will have an opportunity of giving a full explanation in the evcoing but, though the Duke of PoarL AND is proceeding in the business, with all possible diligence, it is thought that a few days snore will be necessary to complete the arrangement. DE yerri+7, in ot 1131. the hit t at the F a ce into conside Imperial Par deon in Churi In the Comm( iavestiptti o lics and their ..ttes lately publ e animadrerte „j og , 4. 'l'ha ouir , o f Parl ;tints of the I t erve the Coast! Mr. ClPe set Mr. Farrel, !.,phens, oPP° ;Ir.. *Cawley Mr. Sera* , which t ,:el, F , .a. dissent, an 4,y. e . t e questic th• House wet C",l6' rd's runt ftvw the Boar fence of the Committee to Alderm A. ler man IC the ail of thi PeiiriAt to claims of tin Z.-natirution in prepared, CAC...lies pc 'lse. contain t l-r debate in to, and Mr. y,y,j 9irr, the All"? rce abort tiro^ t from that of ing voices. A Post next, to take of the new ' s o THE His Ma. mouth, frc the 2&h c bound ;hi WA•on asepor., Su doe, whicit under con England. Into ig tiu., that ed in a vs ment. C pr,son, a Eight Fr bad recur of 3 lac been sold 3,503 ; ; Naval St the Arm The reg co snort Sir 1 for Irel for, up a new Sant arrival the I 11 ago, much Cap m'ralt I • .1 preset CT OW( natim ‘ent r ..;Itire .cuter arms that I the 1 aPPaI he r COW whit Hov I'l9l • e - 1 • ; r t:' 4• 4•1 requested to kuow, whether the t;me was now come tor the promised explatiatinn up , n a suhket vhich had excited general anx;e:y ?'` VizGslltlt Jti!CK, in an . cr, st.ted,that the time tor a full •zplr.nation was nu: yet emote. but that it sir Irt:y arrive, and he shoul.l not lose a mu- A report is in citculation, that accounts have been received of a fresh insur redion having broken out among the Native Troops in the Carnatie. The report is, we believe, founded uoon private letters. Neither the Court of Direflors nor Government have received any official Dispatches upon the subject. The Royal Waggon Train are under orders for foreign service. In consequence of Lord Gassoricct's motion. the Loan PM E tuEsT of the Court of Session, in Scotland, the Lords Juries CLLIC and GLeat.as, have arrived in town, to attend the House of Lords upon the Scotch Judicature Bill. .l he American ship, Highland .11Jrn, arrived from Norfolk, Virginia, at Falmouth, in 47 days, states, that at her departure, two French line of battle ships, and a 44 gun frigate, the remnant of Jesosre Bon AAAAAA 's squadron, were lying in the Chesapeak, watched by the Terme." fl,llaisa, and 21/elesani. A French frigate was also lyilig at Phi ladelphia, all ready for sea. The G.verver Carleton, --, arrived in the Clyde, sailed from St. Kitt's, on the ISO January, in com pany with the Ramie. and another armed ship, fur Lewiston, and parted from them to the Eastward of Bermuda. The Terrible, Dutch man of war, of erg guns, is totally lost at Batavia The ,l• citeland schooner, of 10 grins, late in His Male • y's servici., arrived on Saturday at Plymou.h. She sailed with V Ice-A elmiral Sir J T.Ducnwoe t ii, for the Mediterranean, but separated in a g•le of wind, sad was captured by the enemy ; she ti.cs bttn sinee fitted out by them as a cruiser, and was fallen in with, and captured by, the Minerva and denazon frigates. The Swan, revenue cutter, of Covets, of 14 puns, was taken on F. iday morning, eff LA lii.gue, by three lugger privateers. The crew ese..ped .1: their boats. except the mate and three met:. F.ior of them have arrived at Cowes, the others were p eked up by one of our frigates. Captain Pumas was not on board. The SA - eh Cseohena left the Genii- all and Mar garet packets, at the Cape of Good Hope. The Orton. —, and the Matilda, —, from L radon, arrived at the Cape of Gond Hope on the 23d December ; Om parted team the Adroit art.'', Mast Indianan. in lat. 33. South. lon. 11. 43. West, on the 10th, all well. Two transports, and eight whalers, were at. St. Helena, on tt e 23.1 January. Passengers arrived by the Sarah Christiana t Fon., Bengal—Mazur Fitdeit . Mm. lieddi and sin ; Capt. 11. o.lake; I.lem \Vdnarw., I; , s hlaseisly's 75th Reg ,mciiti Lieut. Eitchutt, His Majesty's 75th Rev uent ; Ciii/Uln John WCAOn ; hi , l 4 Jane ' , rater ; Lieut. Cal R. Kelso, ti.: ‘44- i,stv's 42 , 1 Itegi.nent; Mrs ant MI.. Kean; Miss M1(111,1 Coat;;; Mr. W . Woolley ; art COMIC F. kif-Allia. Fluln Madras -..Major J. I.•‘•h. F 0 . ,.. tlia C .p._ . --Mr. John Yet4lll. The Vied.- of &ay's Print, y'clepd sr The Mose tialt MIRA Lo," was not ash.med yesterday to turn its back upon the letting sun of the present Mi nistry, lately the obje.t of its adoration, to turn its eyes and address its orisons to the new Luminary, the rays of which it fancies already gild the p :laical horizon, in orient splendour. fhe Bill proposed by Lord Hamar Party, respeftiag the allowances to the Princes, proposes to grant them their allowances for life, instead of dur ing His MaJeSTY'S pleasure. A letter from a Field Officer of the 27th Regi ment, dated from Messing, states, that His NIA • rest y's troops done have suffered materially, by the hardships of tweed marches, which brouiht en a severe cold, caused a black fever, wd proved mortal to nearly 40 officers and 1,300 privates (('ork 211. r, node f:Arout, , e.) The present Ministers have changed the form of I the Barrack Establishment. Inst ead of a Barrack- Master-Genet al and Deputy, &c. &c. it is to be cen- I stituted into a Bind—the warrant has passed the sign mannal—and we hear the Commissioners art to be, Oseaan MARRHAhI, Esq. Jl5lllll FISHER, Esq. and Sir CUANLAS HOLLOWAY. Admit at B has intercepted sever ml ves sels disguised undo American colours, but fr. ighted with a cargo of mischief—French Emissaries, and Inc. nd'ary Papers, addressed to the Negroes and Mulattoes of the t.: nalish West Indian Islands. It is feared. that some of these have already found their way to Jamaica sad other islands. The French squadron lying in the harbour of Rochefort is espeCted to put to sea the first favour able opp vicinity. It consists of sir sail of the line, hesidvs frigates and smeller vessels, ami is gene rally supposed to be destined fir the West Indies. A few days since, this marauding squadron came out of the harlaiiire, in consequence of Commodore Kseirss's squadron being blown off the coast by the strong Westerly winds; but the wind lortunately changing to the Eastward, en.tbled the Brit sh squadron to regain its station, on the appearaniar of which the enemy immediately tart. and wish refuge tinder the pone akin o f their batteries. Commodore I(t./L I Ss% sqoadron, consisting it the Superb, Artbru an, k:re.v, ienirnv ant, i1..r,, and &me, of the line; l' e eier.,,,,, aid Po alone, frigates, were all sieved ter aCt am; but the retreat ut the french under their batteries, rendered it impteotide to attack them Act, , atiing to the latest accounts from off Kocirefmt, the enemy can. timied in the situation into which they had liee i dri.arn, and were ready to take the first upportanny of making their escape. The Which s pialrou was in sight CI them. - THE M4RCHIONESS Of L4NSDOWN'S GRIND RoUr. The Marchioness of Liassoowe gave her Gist Grand Rote, hot night, at her house in Berkeley square, which was attended by Lpwards of four hundred Nobtli.y. Thu lower ranv of ap trtanents was opened r. O the ncraciln, for the reception of the company, and was brilliantly lighted by Grecian lamps, splendid diamond-cut glass chandeliers, and a curious antique lamp, on a silver table. At rleven o'clock the company began to assemsle, and con sisted of His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, their Royal High• necoa the D.ikes of Seitelt 410 earn'tnage ; Prinoas A 14,14. tee and (le...En be Wistoin Oldenburg, and Everhart, ; the Du'... of Orleans, De Bettl, Reehmood, and De Castries ; the Duchesses of Dorset, Richeitiod, and Bolton ; the Mat- Olt ,new, of Stafford, Dow,ishire, Widfort„ and Bath ; the Earl and Countess Fnrteeeue, Earl and Countess of Darnley, La, t ai d C o untess o r Serit.oro, Fart and Couotess of Choi monde; ; Holmes.. Worrtarof, e• 4 Stahrentherg ; Barons ne Roll and Mahuho; Lords Brooke and St. John ; I UAW , . M. Bentiaek, Druottitortd Smith, Perth, M. Taylut, andthe Hote.agus Drummond. EPITAPH. Inteription on the Tomb of the late.Margrave of ANSPACH, written by hee Serene 1 - tighnebs, the M/41.411•V1V1E The Veer ILA, Oe the Silt cif January, DIED, The mew Forcellent or Men— Inet west NUMII%II SOTelPIX11••• The best of Pewee: — The ain't Dutiful and Affetimate Sue. The Kindest tfioniml, and •he rause hithtul Friend CHRISTIAN CHARLES ALEX %%DER FREDERIC, Marlines of Kranienbarylt, Ansiech, and gareith, Doke of ?moons, Comte of Sayl.. Hi, Remain' ere deunsiteit in tne Vault belonging to Benham Howie, in this Chino.. ili• Widow, who had the El , .a, fur rifteee Years, to watch over his Vetere, as his Wife, places hem this lii-triptien ' that the Living may endeavour to attain o ne .4 ta eel many excellent Qu dines that were united in his Perron, and that Pienenry may know that a Smereign Prince preferred • private Life I to the Pump of Caws ; and, having no 1 Han to succeed a his Pi.rici,,al.ties, adopted, as it Child, AN ENGLISH WOMAN; Over whose ennduet, and through Lite. he watched wit'a the Camino-a of I PiSel2l6 till sin, trea.ne bit tV,(e ; and, fru n his high oeinton of her Conduct to • ran Children, purchased Benham flon.e, and made her a Present of it. together with the Park. ile eati:rid in that Place, to the Regret of every one who hal .. „ . _ the Host',sir of hts Aegis iinta•ire Ob, Th.ns! whose Cares with Angels rest! Whose eentle Sway once 611',1 my brews, Whose Ki.idness a Mothas Heart, The P are, possess 's, by Thee, impart ! 5!..0.04 Shade! thy radiant Smile bestow On hes whoa* Titers useeseant &ow Whose Life, should this tad JINN'. Mow wove:alas! a Life of Para ! LIJZAIRE 111 Yesterday morning, His Id suture. the Duke of CUMNLItt.ANO, the liniocesses, Earl Wisross, Ice role on horseback, in Windsor Park. His MAJ asTv is expelled in town tO•MOrrOW. On Sunday, Lord Howsce entertained the Fo reign Ambassadors; Lords HOLLAND and LAUDES OA ; Bunn Nos ems, Mr. Winoitau, and Mr. Vs'n T Rasa CI, with a sumptuous dinner. Th. Bishop of B•NsOlt preached at the Chapel Royal, on Sunday, before the Princess Ca A 11.1.0 T TZ of AL as, and several of the Nobility. On Sunday, Mrs. L•M SINT give a sumptunits dinner, at Kenow. Lodge. t• - • the Earl of Noes 'frit ; the Leto MAYOR arid Lady MA V aims ; Aldermen SII AW. Pastille, and Sol elf ; Mr. and Mrs. Coyest., s BETTILSWUIR fIC &C. Viscow.t Hastenso will give a grand dinner, next Thursday, at I.i. house in Green.street, Gros ,r-square. Eul and Countess Tatuos are expelled. this day. Gen:ral Gaosessioa's house, in Lower Brook-street, whi:h they have taken for the spawn. The Earl aed Countess of D v will give a grand dinner, to-morrow, and another, on Thurs day, at their boils: in Berkeley fenare. Lord HINNY PATTY N I:1 give a grand dinner, next Friday, to th- Earl of I.) , Sir bows Neurone, and several other Nobility, at his house in Downing-street. The measure which has produced the present political Paces, very naturally originated in the Murry It is now generally imprinted that the present !Mi nistry will go out to-morrow. it being QV .tier Day. The Duchess of lit or • , isto shews tne great. st par tiality for Irish manufacture. At the ball given by her Excellency, on St. Patrick's night, her dress was entirely made of it. A new B.,tlrt is in przparatioo at Covent-Garden Theatre, by Mr. FAIL zi• We understand, Ills Cries the Duke of Ran som) has taken the beau.iful seat of Mar:tiroo, be longing to Lord CLoncualiv. at Blackrock, near Dublin, for a bathing lodge for the ensuing summer. The Hon. Mr. Lames s new farce may Whave for't, if Maher Goose holds her sway. The boxes are taken for • very night in Easter week. 601111 has proved so excellent a ji.saneier, it is thought ele will be made Chancellor of the Ex chequer in th-. New Ministry. The Muse of Mr. Lewis was never more fertile in eosti and rt. fires, than in his forthcoming Melo lOssina ; contrary to general usage, they art to va nish into thin ow. mounted on ugers, lions, and grafim with Eery tails. This being Passion Week, is very ominous to the New Ministry. Instead of the loaves a: d Jiotee, they may chance Is get nothing but Cross buns. The Duchess of Goanos is gone on a visit to the Marquis and Marchioness in Asset:oar. at the Pi iory„ for a few days. her Grace *the harisaper of roir , h and gems fellowship observer she appears. —IL is expeeted that the Marchtesi.ess will ream pany her Grace to town. and take prioession of her n,w he.nse, upon which the Marquis has 4i9played lil3 ViURSTV'S FURN!IVRfr. The King, we team. has Ordered his t•idesmed to provide him with a New Cabinet. This order has excited a good deal of surpti.e, as that in i fis Majesty's posseAon, at present. is little more than a year old, not a b:E tt.e worse of the wear, per. fatly sound, of most excellent miteriai - , got: of great value. It has been reported, that there were some cracks and fliws in it ; but, upon a late and . close inspedit.r. it has been pronounced one of the most cornpatt and solid poses of workmanship imaginable. The New Cabinet is to stand upon an Old Block of Portland Stone. The Artificers who have un• dertaken to ex-cute it, are not remarkable for taste or genius; and the materials of which it Is to be composed, do not promise that it will be either useful or ornament Al. The pr:ncipal timbers ate said to be a piece of o i .d Sc as' Fir, tr , im 4elville Castle, and an Irish Pollard from Castlereagh. These, with a few chips and fragm.nts of the old Cabinet, which fell to piet.es on the death of Mr. Pitt, are the whole of its component pans. The workmen, finding them very supitiv and pilaw. can '"' ' bend them to their wiil, and make them assume ' whatever shape or place they tli'nk fit ; hot they complain, that some of them, particnlarly the Castlereagh Pollard,' is of a bad grain. that soak are dozed, and others spungy and hollow. It is not supposed, that the most ingenious arti ficer could make a really good article of such ma terials. or that all the state glue and oil of ing•Ltnce in the kingdom, will suffice to make the New Cr . .. I binet ihine, or hold together for six months. 41 0 40 MOTTOS. The following Nu'ileinra are men•inned among thnse going ens, and those coming int.) Adniiaisa tration. They are here enumerated, on account of their Mottos, many of which apply to the circitma stances of the premert trims PRESENT NIINISTR Y. IILY. MOTTO/. Lord . r ." ....,ntful are thy terry 1 •• T• 11. •• u l dy . h-rals--."u shall Marques of St .rrnaD . hot h Duke of Erer . . .Il oe, •t'l be ^ V..„ount Hyena . • • 1.• f a v.v. the K.lng istis gued Le. se ...des,re+ obey your Sari N't slwfs.l.l Ara . ..2 , Liill •11. " ViSentllk Stgleptlie . . " LS. we tattler a pow; Kti,g .i 1" We, t oo, hare srats.rett our Earl of Wt. i woes ' Loot FAttwltieloue• . Earl of Lto aaaaa Ls . . "Sy C.46 . . 1 and go use " Sart of Has liwicAt . . .. Neithat 011airti Mil .r... " WM of Attars*, at •:' . . " Don't yield is rnalortustee* Ent of WI •s 4 . . S F•ee trams gods" 3"• For the I ioa, the Law, tura Lord Chaneelfor ?UPSON sr the Feels., EA uf WRIT . • . . " %VithOet (. • ~.ging." Lori EMIR/. ......Trial Sr J... •" Lord lisouT Isere' . . . "by •etee, wA by words, NEW miNisray DIA* fof Peall.•mo . . . " liftr I) , Arracii." . Ver.•tot M . . . " 1 no...ether. ill I. meld do.. Lord It s 914041 A . . . "St arttre a , . : Alga ...y." Earl nt Cu 4TSA SI . . . "Sy G.A . !. Sl,gsto.• " Fol Is( Warr ISOM stamp . " di...grate Am tits' A , ar.° Oaks af RUT tglg D . . . " 1.1 uoitt to acc.n...• r.'s." 1.4.1(; is& . . . " Ft• r.atoull /glares '• ( Sr si ee n o ut aos wich...us U.S. Lord flawaa•ovse . . .1 rut " Vireount CA n• . " Fear the Dragon's Cr .r." NATI^WAL LIGHT AN HY•T Corav•ov.—This objet is so su;ssisiaft to the iur‘eut .teneratiou. that it excites the most . curious doubt" anJ 4pprehen.irms in minds, woo never saw the %wasn't it •ffe Its.— Hence, it is no wonder to hear persons of cultivated understanding express the mot pueree fears. horn dames, wnich, they sumo., wilt be s-rt o-iivr ground, in wooden tubes. i,4116, bursti•ig or implod ing any robe or vessel, where it. power of anst • ' compressed into a few inches space, is usepeleshre - Any Lady. without the lea., notion of chem.-try, that has seen the ;Dominations and won i rfol ex riments in P4D•mvll. is capable of rot- eding childish ontiar.% of men rata ir.reed. This ' prowl the other day in at large • or_iety, mbery .t is • ••alc Laity completely silenc d .111.. cur d two old Oyu , cians, in a few muita..s. to the hil utisf.r:: oil AU I present. ne /dal+ fdereovera .Art Aux's dicrih.ired, f give more entividion. in • qatrr:r of an '; 'int. than whole volumes on Chemistry aryl Nam. 41 Prtilo sophy. A Gentleman who has paid considerable attend to the stare of mendscity in the metroooli., mates the nnml.er of professed beggars at to.n, 1 who obtain trout 3s. w S. 6 I. a day on an ..vet . of course the public are laid under contrihi.t,o the extent of 3001. per diem, or about 90,u001. year. The gardener. found guilty at King., nn , of murder of his master, Mr. CHIVES; nas obtained a respite. A boxing match, lot 200 pni-eas, will take , on the Sth of April. betweea er.ll and Jen Xi They are now in training, tke boater in our, and the latter in Hamps' ire. Ityss are also in training for a tight on the daT• An Inquisition was taken. on Saturday, Public house on :he Barnet-road, twills G. Hon, sow. Esq. Coroner for Middlesex, on the bode c man in the employ of Mr. Picts Tog o. of Wt street. who was found dead in tlst rurnpike-road, Thurtday. The decest4d guard of Winchester stage waggon, .incl. whii.t re was reposing in the inside. the deceased his place. The waggon was found. st , pned. out a driver, at Wlietitone Turnpike, on l'hu.— iiight, And the bt,dy of the deceased was touiid mile from the spot. From appeararces, the Jur concluded that the deceased h. t fall• - n from the shafts of the wiggon, and she %slices ha.' gone over his body.—.desulsafal Decb. A tisediani of 4101. woo- t pis .be ,s umf hyta. all ~.ed. than 'mkt- allOtt eSti. eu , ), '•Kr to tut, a the Limed place 46 ker. wiry. ff . and ! URIC at a HODIP• r ot a Wood. lad, on of the driver At d in , with. lutsdAy touod a Jury