The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-03-10 00:00:00

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'l ll . .• bard hy the • ' ' • .. hit geadae,• Whom ww ,..,. eyes — ...- , r .4- . , ~, r , . 1 , • cai ' • , . , b e o ,•rtorened. . against die Weis olGederarlMßOW ' too , '. i s . gaol aft -, • • ~ 5,.. •- • . - irliS is leoleOleeihheini . 01 a . .iiii.. ! • ' - 2 .. • .. 0...; 4 -1.........- - .' .: .• . . -', • THE LORD OF THE MANOR. - yerectrateli; • ~ A dselshinehets•seetidare , w l " dWilOgillisaelsdawai hi • • . 4 ....- rrilligillverposteaDieltsialt. meet Ohlughtl CONS.. • ril -a•- *2" -•• - - 4 w i lliak"*lffff • tol l o4 --• • - - •• * -..1 . - • i T o w hich u•i11 he added. ' • • AT iiOME• ' f all/41*Y iill Vr e : o li t e s i b i e rr ilf. i. 1 " "it.- • ••• ', . • lababe ei •- lillePes the &Tort of width was oeiNslad Ns ;Snelitd.. !theite lONA - • - :I • TO LET. 41 . -iiiirbi a . ..! )4*- St.. -', ' he sere hre4gal ) lic y• .. - •• •• • -but tile 11019ifiteMik ' !• - ' '.' ler. Luso I lierstrilit it p die Itepoill-titthe Nov ...- • - . A REMARKABLY well situated corner HOUSE e alfttlet_ etr ile arC a radollegasme n a k se t g es so fad mi kk okla t . Hwy ma ,. siora i ty wee d i tswa t ese eriii i - ~,.1 ~ , 01 'xii - •-'•• .' ;:• : l ', - - oaf ( 1 .• . ...--.. ~, A and 6110 P, in tie Linen OntPerY sad Si °l/ ilw '' " ill ,: i t : l - f4 w ill=2:iaire a limo =KM rr And W Were.le* lb be ratite tiNs,easafar7 * I doni ; it•-nit. ,.- • • , • • Slit •• haa Yen carried oa fer therm rem past i will seat anYI . ; . 5 .. ; . ~,.... .., , _,. . . ~ .., roe is want of a rated sitea Solh an ePP°llunity set . • • 2, 1 , : , _exellijiailx. . . . 7, , , c eut it trw r ait a t e d tam h oe *. b y mdl ii t o othelees tettegs;; - _ Its; i s tt :-.,.5ik0. , .. , - .. ' • I uteri: the front fates three street , . ' Asa 60 . -- -.. hie tent! trna- . ,den ted a PO," frau die. fki_ die.Prinee Iktent ; bat theismosiip . : item. i Hill i z o f alitit4r bor ........ , beet one: • . 1 ' •'.. . • ! L .. Esquire at No. 06, Teekretreet. oPP•dle B erwingiiier Oilkiiifllll - 4if ei l iliiiit r estMStMeity Siffead 'by' • '4 4a e a lliiii.ey - .t e //f l !-•!Al lheim a T eee e r wni -f i r 71/.1.10 • oVilartkint - Wfbd - ileiliaij IM. • • *• ' • ' Weems bere rtrh . _____,........„....---.......---•-•-•-------- flio t igol f . e l t, hi mi s ea d persons 1.0 0 6 , the oin . ntaable3 •,,. - I lase Ow tookelialii Vt" t i t i t B i n , mai 40 .: - ' • tbo i - .• e ...,,,, , - • . ' ' •' ' ' ' ' • .• • •" • ~,.,..., '7 ..• • iwi l d ,Ir e ; eger____, o ~ .-.,. ittiM, swatted Genuine? and of , proof Streng r th,' ling ---. ' . ...• r •• • . • .la - it:. - THANK .011 P THE 110118 E .TO SIR e. COTIOW • I tu of Ilrellatedad • .., • sew. OhAssaelassov. • • 1 nine he purchased at the LULUS 1,11 RUM VS A- , : t ot iftitr es o l sed horn ,. ' f i e „lb.; 0. 4a *kg S y * l w o . , c c o lts Ai' Neste ,ii ro r o to of • . . . 00.46tortirotth i c . ; . , BUSHMEN?, 111. trenehurch - www 4 . ii sat elooniqes Pell 1 . , _...., ib . , ipotaus , , .- . • Melia terms somairkiitilisils..ti itiesedoo a y thanloa. ' o l4 o.ofatfit' tV‘f;l 'l 9 "•' • . than two ames. end delivered so pee part of lowdoo. feet 0 ~ WOW - . , . Br- tr ireme. ses the follweskir "mien i...- . • I - .11., ... - i .- • 1 `: • A , . 1 ,. ' thcefer a lbsPressibiaitotagnte7varte •'- e' . thi - - iatbd itet • . • 4 ,---- : --ike.-- ir - • - ' • - Jamaica. at Us. per gait 41..lkevrard Island. IS. Sol. -J olt er.") - -we lt ers, ts, (moo - . •:•,,,- • . • • . ~ , _ . . . . i . . , ... -•_1111- its 60 84 10 1 . 111 * rill i tielki . • Orden oddreseed to Mr.:11440N for Honi to be kW He, • tiament . as ~...... • Pietist, dldlidtlie•ihat•miii• 'At , . -SetWeiCriha* ol •_,! . : .16 i,' . 4 9; , - -,.•; . ' - 1 0 6 C - W7 111714" ,._. • 414 ‘ ; 1 1 " rit t ittle n "-- '''''-' • 1 f the comm._ ,v will be psovettolly attroded to. IF weroopan 0 . 4 1,4 7 calla by Bun mouth or Otis era Walkers in Lamina ! ant wog • lit 'lnd eonsideAlts . 'WU' Webid have been dote t & 41° . t it• 1•1it. 0 104.4 '. 0116 4 10411114 " e • • A _,,' ' , -- . - r ' tlse .. re Its w 1 4 4 9 1* 0f SliErwlett i -411 .4. - • • -ii C ieteielVg WO mouths Barr. . of the Petitleh if it had reseeded ••from. a -1 1 l t i rr ee Pere * * Ihr Y ild 1111 *T ilw g °lin ! 4: - * _Rom° .Cathelics 'to equal:lights Teta: i fteselat!els... . Yee ice dilseeeteiltsom a long :pm is 1 *- • . i' , 1 ' -:_ • • • • Casks will be supplied. if required, and die pries ado • wed.,.PtaY ei f, l public netting , at which the *moments on befit aides' s p • . , 4 1 for• upon their briny nturned. While the former professed their datigirbie .. 1 1 0 09PIlle ' !It This Establishoyent has been formed for the sale Per= al might have been Ailey , and ',oily dhicusied, and s wag y - Pei ' dialalfablieliferierhY ' Pstristjell4 lag i ll the. H 1 dell wilt' yia Yosissenee hes ezhibited ell dime train orbieb e conc o . • at I It hat .1t wis• • tcorein to tht Public the mean" of ',auditing Genuine Teat! the .persons sobseribing!tberehy rdadebettet acquaint- isi who l gows, th e A mmo , _ a ti s e mi ti l k'o e mt esisa , the Rightlion.fvetitientan o prose -1 1:- .14"-114 4 1 14211 .. -;* . an., „ • i• i • 'the hest "lathy, in conywniesot quanties, 14)011 the lamas 1, . . , )... • a pt:obit terms. ; and ,will be conducted by Mr. Hakim. • re- ed with the subject thin they could be by the mode ao* were sever ste i e : sstake up arms i x d e t ente e r th t s e garotte . . tenets -44 :the Remo its *sag le.'. i fie I. iiirym the wee 'Milk Plague,. end Merchat , . and Water the adopted: Gentry. gaelt• one was be from wliost yea home- Meilen; • .• - • . • , - - •., it A ,uperisitendouve of a Conneitke of t hat. Hod %. .... ;• .. ...............esa---- , ....... 4 ....... 4-. • - • , • Lard ELDON' . that he' could not cod. dissil wed poarberedltary pommies's. He is still remem.• Atr. Lushingtf ' 11. theis took the (*Sir 'Wliiiii- - • abler's'', s - . • • ,7) FOR PUlti.ic vesovi littlii, ' ii , h _ . ceive any method more likely to obtain the clear, bere9 woe low within the walls of ibis House, and by my- kir.,-GRATTA'N Fit* kg K ahh130' , 10, 4 114 • e,- ) thought it tiene4nisery itedellessoyasieq .4,, 4. . . a ; 'L-• _. TURK'S PATENT COOING A PPA ' w i dispassionate, and proper concurrence of the people self he deaf it ilev ion e ted r b :o f e or t g o oL eboste t ' lle the segiall Orofessfon a' "softlilanaeY7 at- .s. •• TUS. daily in a.e from eleven .ii four, at hit Pena& I public measare, than that which had been chosen earl whin the• House altbered the 4ielitest :7 11 .. ..'. tog Warehouse. ISt!, fleet•sireet , four down from Chancery. !toay e you sened it foreign countries, &aloe was bred e- ' ni g ht, • lane.- • !on the present *erasion. Notice had been vent by ii, t h e camp with that grea t cooto , o . who NM j o to come to the goad.% W. Warp( MONT •j . ,• J, The above Apparatus embraces every shim esetol, and is so • the • Ministers and Ch urc h of the several *worm th the r - we of his plebs. - Reommel- sew charms t° the ar g uments ligablist its Sttgigile;• ' ''. i l te.l"l"".°W.l • n oesnatically arraeged as to he nedered seitaht;• iron stenc il so l. Parishes, with a Copy of the .Petition, 'requiring- of ease the wan of yoer forefathers, • ' for the toga t a ds or . however, remar k upd b sev e ra l of.tbien ; indlit dons Amorist extensive establishment ; combining emotes. eleanli- . . • I - 4 ••• Pew, and sianylknYt ("I' e v ery deaeriPli" "f ""kerY• 1 il• ' those Who approved of it, to sign the same In the Portugal and Spats, and having reaped the harvest of oar so he thought it. nit .. to ektier4o, that he •7 0 . 41104 ,._ ~_. , ~. i '4,t ... • T .,, L .tine, b,iiii.e, mewls,. Meavaingeand baking , The whole ....,,_ .... e v sit Petition, therefore could not be said barks your. signal seiviees at Taksverh, yes sow stand an. alteration i s the Isseeledets es it; Was wri10 61.1 7- ' i • ... perfOryled by one sown are, warranted to save two-thirds , •L'iar,, • s of noel, tone is a certain ante forsook! chimneys. to be carried to those who were to sign it, but those crowned h the never-kdiag laurels of Salasaaca. Os the propeeed. 'lt . did trot, hoWeiter, et. ell' ail*: :4kit" vtd of J y last, the daps' which that gltorkei victory was principle, but aterily ! acidified , the tints:. i'S lißft••• I , !' t I 64corod-hano register moves, knell's, ragged, smoto4saits, Who approved ot it, carried their own voluntary. ! eves.. ec. at were tow prime. " • led thewiy to victory. Mete servicesbave deserved the Thanks m Th at the House would t a k e m easur e s foe rioter' , iteb n sd n ri• Y° ll6 """ills ge e• . Lard MELVILLE presented a Petition from the 7 • 41 BE SOLD lsY UCTION, of the Pblic; aid the House ef Commons ever reedy to as • • - • Presbitors of E dinburgh against the proposed repeal k it , • ' •to the Catholics the ptivsleges of the . CeAlatif 004. 1 . , . By Mr. HULL, _.• gratitude to seek men, hardesired mete retorts- • • • of the Catholic Rettrictinine lie was not sure that you Teases re .your moiled On that g 1 w h om day? , subject, however, to certain excep tio ns , :acid obate , ,r • TO:MORROW, Morels il, 1 EVERA.L woll.bred seasoned HUNTERS, milli- ; the form of the Petition, signed as it was, according To this Sir STAPLETON COrrON reolied such reguletionims sight he deemed necessary tar Op: . WS a ilto iviiebo Ease some strum Hackneys. le gond :to the custom ofibit %tidily, by their - Moderator, ' . port the Protestant listabliehment is Ciatch nod; *,‘ Sre,--1 am altogether unable tot Epees the grants& which , t meditina. este fast troims; *Metal patts at Coach, Smoothy, , _ ~,we sin - ; was consonant ro the usage of Parliament. Neither i feel ((kik Thanks of ibis Home, which Yeee hare jut sow 1 Oti_t_e_. '? This withwas n(so.,,.irseit - ion„ . . - pro p tio' lied ita Right . • ~ . Chariot. and Carrick (wings or adrenal* (blows ; ale &eel Wend gad ad Hero% ZerkeilY *del is beams ; was he prepared to go tb the full length of support- espresimi.. To tbe mdeor of the troops , and part if which `a I awl. Gent., wheel, I n 'pried e, he comeletell. • • aws gait tratteest lose .env (*wet Hanes . which have be rn cog the 'object of the Petitioners themselves. He bad the beavor to cosnaand, wi are indebted for the vict o ry greed ; ao# he did meet- lvillingli comply filth lII ' , • • • • ' Mode with troopst and Witte Dorset t a great snoop nous arktimi • ma m sral .. t g at stse hl ees , wis , n,,,, st h es . pu g- e xam, : submitted, however, that it shoed be laid upon the i whichwas obtained at Salesroom. _ My fieble efforts shall al- ; not as aniderellitiOn •Of the. pkinciple, but ell'etiodt. ' ' Tfire alio several heisdielllepallowaYs. Ponies. &c. a table • ways be, le eudeaveur to hi ever worthy of that high hooey: 1 ilattiOn of the terms in ethijb it was Cour:eked. With . r Lord GREY was of opinion. that .the Petition which the Haase hill 11°Y conferred upon me::" regard to the Church 6f Scotland, and the people of . , . TO 88 101.0 ItY AUCTION, . By, Ur. SA QUM, '. . could not in such a feral ha received, . netwkhatand. Lord CASTLER.EAGIUmoved that the Speech of. that Communion, they seemed to be , 'peifettly 'tic! • • ' •I it' - • Oa stOeDATOCaree* . 'ettlissereritety. •by Order aLtbe i ire the high character of the initivideak•Sie R. Moe. Thanks delivered by th e Speaker. • •be entered . quiescent in the wisdom of Parliament sii - thtir tratir- • , ~ ~ kzentoes of sir. Tara. decenes, me tee Prinolveft . laelag I oak Slain ht i sastos. at Modyrstor it. bey.. .. • on the istereals:of t he House. ' • 'i:;. , •-• . . thin, With "td to.; Ettgland,'Wii-wskstilnclkwieto 9 ..,.. she Rettlaeree-Ares; Wept It•wl, • • i.. . • • y s to m a ; _ i_ Lord ._ HOLLAND argued on the same side, and • The Report or ilta Celermittei 'yet 1119 4 •40111drIng• lIIP that As •-"•*0 the astist i StJaik. „ ..• . - : 1 rrliE LEASE of - Reit - ell s Lim .71. mod Prating Yard, with.rapital Doelling-Soeo in front, • monger a.preeedeut was neeeesary. It wash, hisre. laws was received and agreed to. respectable ; but at a s _Hoe shay Few leased" sistiMe as above. wish aid thermals.* Use and Deed : edliedien4 that a Petition of a similar description Mr. Willi NGTON brought up the Report of 1 ceived great and most 'efficient . support . ..1 1 t 'llthid& tock; rift. sly cartel mat-horses. ids huekney-coaell ditto; .. • •.„.„,_„1.1,, the last „ 2 ___. • the Committee of Supply. The theorem Resole. I eot, however, fie' resumed be ceetended, that the - two light noodere.postolusiees. three hackney -tY aches, a light , W as rt a it'L'r" " oar-horse chaise 'yob berme's, 'Amble utensil:. ice. Also on the 1 • After some bbservations from the Lord.amooellor, dons were rend. On the ,Toodieg of the Resolution. I question had created that sensation in this COuntiy as louneine de ) win he "el/ all the purist Household Futuitute, Lord Ellenborough, and the Duke of Athol ~it was for a greet to the Paymaster of the Forces, .- - I gOe airy else a right to say, that the people of: Rag- ' 1 , plate. lilititi-ChillS, ate. Ae. , t T,. h e viewed, aw l Candosees- had ea Ilk Premises: or of ° agreed thlt :the quettion of the prope&. p ety of ee.. I Mr. CREFIV EY gave notice, that on that * day i land were against coatesseicating . thele i rittogee to., • . Jr.i Sadler. ierallays prier to - the sale,asol s.ld without ieaerve. ; Lighting the Petitiod Sho•ild be deferred to Thursday , week he would' make a motion on the .subject of the -Clicar hear -rfotwith. people of Ireland. , ~ .. '' • ...• i . . • 'abolishing the ono. of one of the Paymasters of the standing the opposition', to Which he weebteet•deitt, ,1 1 _ next: . - - Ficus the leit/DON G.dt ETTE, March 9. , ' CURATES. Forces. . the name of respectable, tune were* We wirranted to .. / ......i.-- • • Lord HARROW BY presented *l3lll for the relieti . . • When the Revelation for I grant for the Barrack say, that the people of England wore against *eine.: _ of PO& Curates, similar to that which he had intro.! Departelent was reeds tion, when so few great public bodies had .expiessedt• i.rirest, March o. Ris Royal Highness the Prince Regent his been edin S.sviott He shout l . dared in the prec g .., . . merely • Mr. d FREMANTLE observed, thet there was ; their opinion . If such wasitte ease with thvpeopfli '. • . move that it be rend the time , . 3 first and lie on the 123 0001 granted .foi. the Building of Barracks in lof England, sure he was, that the great body efishi pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majes. ty, to appoint Sir ,Richard Goodwin Keats, K. B. table for the further censideretinopf their Lordships, 1 I re la n d , . beeidee 310 , 0001 . for-other Bernick& _ lie Protestants in eland weristill less, unfavinitible. The • . Vi -Adatitai of the Blue Squadron of his Majesty's Pod respecta bl e * oldie Petitions from 'that' thrt at retunting the speci fi c c l a uses * for whi c h bleat i did notknoW , where those barracks were to be built, I mo , . a-- the number of men Inert, to be Governor and Commiuder in Chief of , were left. The Bill was read accordingly the first what their extent was to be, nor 1 the empire, were not founded on the - .prteciple.of Sobbed of NewfOundland, in North America. time. • which they were intended to coatain. He therafore . opposition, but on the principle of see 'nutty to _wilt: --ner.-- The Cornish Miners' Enlistment, the Salt lecke, wished to take the geese of the House upon that sum ! big establishments. • He had - no . doubt ,. in *hit, Whitehall, Afarch 9: I and the Crown Debtors' Relief Bills, went 'through of 1111.000). which he thought should not be grant. l i that the weight . of Ireland', both In point of peeped' s .1 , t' Hie Royal Highness. the Prince Regent 'has been ' a Ci mnlittee • .. .. sd until the House.knew more particularly how it • and respectability, was decidedly . in (0 , 90 Of thq I . pleased, in the name Ind on the behalf of his Ma- i Mr. Johnson, from the Chief Secretary's olio in was to be applied. fie therefore moved as an Ameud. Catholics. But supposing that• the well It of the ea- sObject, tiljaftsrulOed . •fti:.hl I, i jesty, to grant unto the Rev. William Digby, M att , I Ireland, presented the third pert of the Eleventh meet, " That instead of 465,3871. 6s. 4d. the sum lion was divided .. on , ter of Arts, the plat. and dignity of a Canon or 1 Report of the Commissioners of Military &gaily. . should ' be 340,5871. 6s. 4d. . mind, a decisive argu ment for finishing tits (Matto. • Prebendary of the. Cathedral Church of Worcester, I Their Lordships then adjoutitett to a quarter be. --Lord PALMERSTON observed, that a very *con. i versy by . the wisdom of Parliedietiti - Pair fikitel - Ilid . 41 void by the death of Doctor James Torkington.dispute , hi Aile i - bi l/ ti Ai i fore eleven o'clock to-morrow, salmi the Heine yid 'actable *number of Barrack ' bad for several years . i country in a ... eh I_,, tsh , e, , r . Ar_ ~ , e gi. .. -.......- , proceed to the Westminster Abbey, to hear divine pe st been erecting in different parts of Ireland. AlAnd 1 minate as soon as possible. The ‘ tetith . ,Wa 4 - tiat toO• • . • • • 'S.A NKRUPTS. . i service, agreeably to the order for the obooreaace. of the ohject in erecting these was to relieve the pops- I many at resent arthdsi who enjoyettlye er • , - D. Moduli *ad T. Windom*. Paterno s ter-row. traps arse s. 1 the General Fast. • lapin from the hardship of having troops quartered of the C ons tit u ti on, WOO' their ergo ee I ' .I . faetarers, to 'Monde. Mart* lg. SS, Apell 20, de Guildhall.-',,, ..1 Morey!, Mr..hot pr esZeklerebe . •' in their houses. There were Barracks of another exclusion on topics which affronted vat Ansalt r d4 i i • J. W. aPeeem ''eve , (' ' riatooelometeet. * HOUSE OF COMMONS. - description, the building of which had been for some ' those who were otit of • this Constitutitio * tarsal , Mare* 14,2, 2O; attiollthall. Ataiswey, Me. 0101•11,- ...__. . - time 4otng on, and they were expected to be finished I hear t) • the controversy, therefore, . meat prdeeed to KftadotreetAill. .. 1 1 4/.!.1. A.. TAYLO R the .10Hoarialraisooha‘ilrositsolettlarliSlores.dixtekw 23, orti tte l il e 10 , at , the OrtsWl }Acetate Petidoelo 'Meths Um Day. ......- e ,,at ye ar . The sum mentioned in the Esti-4 mischief, unless the wisdom of Pdrisament infilrfereit 1 TO BOOBY. • • mate was founded on the Estimates of former years.; He wait convinced that many , eln atit r o Eftg't i , ~. greet. nolloora: and Mr.7llr/titebia, garbed . Warevit:a. ast-- I Lord CLIVE reported (roadie Collawilelle entrined tie In 1102 the sum was greater than tbst.mentioned Jul who siened these Anti.Calholic etitions, did sot tits. , ... W. Ifertwook. Inowns,yktually, March 22. 33, April 20, at the Estrin et the Peados) eemplaielag slam mew MINK ! the , f ' ! !o tits Coach sod Plastatbewido. Attansies. Mews. Brame and Tree that the littleg • lfersbers were idyissiost, aui E stimate before the House, which was - . . equal e 1 derstand the ultimate object to . which they . ted . -rha .. . Nemo, Yews& t and Mr. Berson , Cbatbam.plaim, Black. ,Ithe e thin was not &isolator vexatious. _.- the sum in the *Estimate of 1811. were influenced by . misconception and - prejudiees.... , ! •l' friers. Lose CLIVE alai preseased a supplementary Burma tam Ow )Cr.REMANTLE was•not satisfied with , the ! If, for instance; they - were asketi, in plain intent, i T.'Marsh. Newman's-re*, Lieeoln's lan.gehlionikaunaker ' aid Committee; stades. that 'Doom Coghill, a pera. et • -_w_ • . 'I , o .• cr IK 10, Aprirlo. it Guildhall. Askonoy, Mt. Allen, Tredoey. had endeavoured to procure the man of ewe the Noble Lord. -He had only told i whethir the that the Catholics ,ere 14116. ! satreet. s 1 , ; Iry iv • violation of the existing StatOes. :Urination of the House that Barracks were in progress of erection, I miss to liberty, and dissirejted •lb Government?' he i ... • 14 •O r ra d 3 . caeurtge•. show, fens mss March • The two Reports were ordered to be kid no sbe Sage.. 3 Sl• aerh at*. emaniereial Ina. Shelkeld. Anoraks I Mr. SHAW resented a Petition free the Nepal Cull OM. 1 inte_ , _ ha iA d net detailed the state of that p re lms. He i had little doubt they would ' answer in the negative) I 14r • 111 . 6 " 1 " 4,36111eld 1 arid Items: Ealoy, 'Stocker, 'and . posy, la Ireland ; end also a Petition from the G roo r l ooepoh, .gasnut ''stot,• however, presip tile 'loess to adi vi- . be,. one opposition naturally' begot another, 'and sit . ~ Dempeo. revoivers lan.. ► ! • ` . lie. prayate to be allowed to sell smell quamities of spirits... skin. I length, by the mutual: warmth of controversy, •It . • , '• . . 4, l l= der n t o . Iniliklue6 swati t rit s Tal -t i tot enl l i re. n atawford itilliire. Ilene-deal . Attses er its. A ll i t i . I ° - r ; l d erad r. JO ° ■ i howa ie ° , a fraes theta the bk Onlee of chief secrearY** 11 ° 411111' s • J. , 11, . PEEL professed himself disposed to give ; might become& question, whether' oneifift n 0 of the 3 sesete, Loa; lad William' litediNr. Stanford. ! presented the Third Part of the Eleventh Repos a t h e c ow l imey Information on the subject. But as the Esti- 1 , Pepelatien via weli alTecte d . to the Cioierntiiiit 0i . notk. There was . no saying where such dispbble Might , ‘ E. a&ClirrAjaiwelh (tact t+ ti llieh oeolo. "• Ator A n Pr ifik il iluissi at a re li ° loi f r ag e,' eirSvir!nAltrleerittillte4TertalSllabnelgirg,; die 1 MINI had been left laying a lon g_ time on the table, - 0 messes. S. and+. I'4 I It - t ! . ier.fr a : ;aced new ,. L e w m i ,„,, • person no ,„,,,i tte d f or pn . ea d att l ao b e f o re s e to hes. ; the .. 1190. Gentleman might- havegiren notice that h : end . Ile regretted . that so many of thtfteto. led oat to IhWitimelmet. a hrriart. ! don Committee, was ordered to be brought to the Bar sr ..wisked• for the details, • I shown a disposition to place the secotity ~ of ths ..! ~ J. nimps, Easier. iaskeoper. Mar. 11 . 2,, Apr . 20, at th e , Thursday, and to he theharged. ' • ' • I `I• • ' Church on the plincildes of eiclusion ; by its doing, !!cite!, Exeter. Monies. 11 t . T. Tamer . Exeter ; not Messrs It was ordered that , at its rising the House dionitadionta Ois . • Tba Amendment was then withdrawn. i. \ , u y. Cnilen. Winthorh. Sad 0011rtr. Chaneerylialw. 'Ta rod& • '- ' IsO4 MILTON 'pretented a Petition from Bred. ' they did a ll t h a t lay in their power to pletalt ea G. Harwood. il i efir. Tortibtre, victualler. Mania 14, 25, Mr. Buller. the Clerk a the Privy Couricil, ''i April 20, at the Ise, Beverly. Attendee. %Ir. &Sep. min Reports reit:Jive to Daus Codegr.-Order to he ea -a d : . feld, „ agaiast the Renewal of the East • India Com. t , principles which might be fatal Co its existence. ' tle .. I, would aga i n revert shortl y to the organs/Mite that f herd, ,, netterlay ; Veers. lambert Ind eons. Bedford-row. Table. paey'sCharter. .. • I u• Statirteri• Ptarbeert, veer', March 16, 15 , April 93, at ' (foci the Modell of Sir F. RU RD I:TT, o k the Castle Inn. zn. morale,. Mr. Clays'', Stockport; all Measlier, who alight attend the Goorsitte on the Gourd. it was ' w eft & tat ', co,matITTES WI THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CLAIMS. • were clothed with the sacred isime of the Att OISI+. On the Mellon ,of Mr . GRATTAN, the Houle tleinent. llcallewed,thit it was a point of the Mit anll Mean. Milne Perri. Temple. garden s ill, should havdvolces. . . A. flol . Willakito. ataltiter. March 23, SI, • • k GAOe. Alia *boot to *Onto .this Committee, when lof Settlement to exclude the Catholics, bet him by • . . r. AWN Mk as the Old Utters ins. Stow Easton. Altorafet, Mr. TMCKEVROlst l 'ea Ci ti s l T lt; R recallectiallaf the nimest al e . , )4 I.IIIIIIINGION rose. Lie said, that as he Ino means an. essential part 'which . could admit if no 1, . 1 WM. illmadale, Aleaaldee. and liedaw New law i mid Mr. Petition Iltat had then resented last hessian h 1471 1, s tr w ' fd e ike ' P" iffietPhice • ' 'fr eel • P a ted i the Irll b y all 11418. ' libloUlaliave ut oppoitunity of 'eremite' his senti - i t alteration. .111,t . ht ACt . ortyttion withScatiend, the il' g li, T ,Oggoitotreet, linen.drapee, Morels 13. 90, April erilduet t arth P e r 7ll: c e n ree i tlen. p entapCnt n ag riVr ter pro f per ws = .. _ 64144 °4 tha a .- .4intLef i 1 , the Catholics, he hoped tlie . 1 oath was *Ogren. tit De istitioet, eo-illittare 1 - ! t, sa, at .oililleall. Attorney. Me Hitherto°, New 100. sent. mid to tbecireenuourceof theta*, whirls I :idly's extd. N . noise whaled asiew' him to say.afevt words en the i don ; ter It was deviated; that 'it "bald . . A. Withilent . Xin g" ° -- f l ea l F' ksan ' ""g il latt- kla " h 13 * 2,, hired by the 111111 . Hart ne *bat treemiun. tie n os e ,' to as k w Ti e t tp u s th en wen t ea I Q ,spolt against Ate con. its it them was, vista otherwise proli . lded .. fir, Apo 20, at GoilkloS. A Proles, Messrs. m!Dottgal and , - 1, ii fie; Is .. ste, dor; to instite• wweedi s Ileater. lassole's len New-sgeore. • , . 1 wal t e ba• • 1 i., -e eaY P . 3/ ‘ f il eacsionisiquired.by the RoinawCathelks.• fle spoke Parbarisent.-,-- This . solicloatty wrialytiotsd the that Petition rod if so saws • L hidwanu. otim ror o_ r e, o g. i w ia r .apioase, starch 9. 23, sir V. litlitlnlT _r4lted, that the main gnentoce• ' o f . which Si Wes of approbation o f the Goaded of the Clergy 1 power of Parliament to. interfere; iiati itiaint ,is , Ault go a, r • tA a.“ A Kr ~...,, .--- ;Ne-r-• , I ,rary. )14 "mei Treallawet tbe•Petltloners kieeillsel been rensevef • His time waist „e ey ocim i t ' A l e x A s h a t t h e ta ngo , tcre p r eseet.-. 1 opponents site forth Hie catineritioo Atchitn e thet • r s - •-•- • ' 0r........q...• • pretest se Mmellem to his etteiniaime ea an E'oetlen '".... _•` YLa - - 1 • ise an limuiseraMa . ame* ---- 101 IMel•tedirs dm Treereerelb) :. .• • Dannium, tbat be wakavelldi mp infiediately -41110h,:r Or J*7lo - • fteM9. 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