The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-02-21 00:00:00

T r RUSINBES. • sufficient number of Alders,,j s entstituse a Court, no besiae,, d. nmmon Council was afterwards umerously attended. ornntitters far the year enst;i&f, arnis:istriers of Sewers, were a p, , s. the Lot° MAYOR laid before er hr had received (*torn Maj^r. Ss HA ar. IC .11. in answer to th e hi m by the Costa, for his very at Mania ; which was tea,{, and tiered on the Journal of No. m the Coal and Corn Committee, agreed to be made to Parliamtat date the several laws respc.tiag of City Lands presented a R e . th the Governors of the London ite of the lease of Blackwell-H4ll, o. and the Committee direatti r the same. fer leases and otherwise were erred for etamination ; and 1 4) sportance was tranrafted. I iv?' tiLLIO.6 ACE. PORTSMOUTN, PIP. 18 a jelly's ship Cr ocodde, ( rum 4.%V. blows hard. PI. TMOVTII, Plll, 17. Royal man of war, for Chat. n ships Golde n ..44r, Nye, lot lenrtelta, Nicliqs, for 'Nab's- Luc's., and the Harr„ and .7 , -t, in London, sailed from Novimber, for England. L, from the West is lost ROOK, bound to lialt:more, )1, w.th damage, havlng been Lie e:f Mar.. , Dav, from Liverpool, I:r.lnd n captured by a tinaniol ptiV 4 . sf Lisbon, retakai by th- Nde Falmouth. .es, from London for Pont. Down.. ar e tom Lo:1: 1 )n for MA carried into Morlaii. Af01,211 (an American). frrn n, is captured by a Spinal+ OR DON, from Whitehat en fir a on shore, 2d Lat. near ART IN. from Aberdeen fee .41 on the 30th ult. bby a prier. iaper laid before the liottse of following Pensions, for las. tween I.t April, 1803, Asa s regards IreLassfl ttrd Catha.,na hts lade and su-s, tor Mansion, 11740. , mac Featherstone. Corry, date additteual. a August“, Pitt, 1301 year. nouth. dated February lath. , about three n'clo.k, a most om the N. E. Several yes. red, two on Scroby Sand. with French prisoners, and shore on the South Haws; ✓ on the Winterton Beach I bottom upwards; another its cat away ; several vessels ✓ hare poles. The men of • top-masts and yards snuck. sues at N.E. It is teased seen done on the Midi tie of Tuesday night would ,r s hippiug. Unfortasisstrly veil tonnAed. Our Deal tsmitt•d us a most distrev light, on Wednesday moan e seen on shore, betwetu and Kingsdown, a distance large %Vest Indiarnen were Castle; two more ships near sore vessels are on shore vs sme place ; seven or eight owns dismasted ; betwsca eir cables, and were blown hip of war is supposed to the crew perished. as the have been washed ur,shore, * sided when the post left ht was apprehended ; CKS --• YF.S rERDAY. 493} •• • 4 4 149 steti 57:3 16 a N 1.16 Si. 44. prem. • • ..•b. du. picas. Cif T. PUSH, Stock. hi , ricer. embill. and 9, Clunnor -croak ITHS. eanten, Norfolk. in the 69th r. Emi futl2lolll a merchant and cc sr Laytongton,, in the 73th L. 41, keg. late Depute 11 du, ears a Member 4.f u.. Corpora. • tet Christ's and St. Thonta,'• Charles Mario,' %deist/4.4. let a widow and tell (*WOO glron% %Ir. TOograe Lint** .1 . , 04 Oxford-urger Duror•otreet, the Hoe. Chu JAVIL)tiotZ, ho I:, bun., Gana.", and pdnlnAnd at the Clement's Ctinah, Strand, IN ew P.lton-imyeet. Lcue ACte. cant to tlto Qfpna (poet-paid) - suMBER 1289 ; KINGS THE, r.e The Nobility, Gentry, S.l r '2,l,c, are r epectfultv informed, that on account ofthrr in „, or Madame Catalan', the Serious Opera is utlavoid, vl-lIS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 21, 190 T, I will be presented, the Comic ti,sera of 11. PRINCIPE DI TARF.NTO End of the First AB, • DIVERTISESIENT. kter Ole 0 pera will be vetfersiol, titt popular Grand Ballet of TAMERLAN EC RAJ AZ 1" TRAN3PORT.OPTICE, JAN 31, 1807. THE COAMISSIONERS for comitsfiing nit Mojesto's fransport Semite, for taking(!nrr rt beck and imaded.xamen, and fur the Care and Custody al Prire.mers War, do beret., girt Notice, that they will be ready at thot on TUl , ..!Prii, the 3,1 Marete, Ibo 7, to receive sealed Ten ders, and teen watt, such Persons as may be 10 contract Jo. Jivk and framdad &amen and Peiouncrs or, at the undr•mentional places, from the let of dpril nett, vs:. Yerme.ttil—S:ek and Wounded Seamen. . This day is ptili4irhr4, price U. A LET I ER, to WILLIAM •NILIIERFaRCE E , q NI. P. on th• pro,.inti AP. H.l vI) n. T. I LAVE TRADE, at present under eonsineistioo of Nth meat. By WILLIAM SMITH, Fee. Late Representative (or the Car of N Crudelis utsigos Ltictua, utaNne pivot, et pluruna Mortis trnagn. Printed for Longinan, Hurst, Rea, will Orme, Patvraeat«`row Plimou'll--.Lianali Prisoners of heath; Sink Prmotters of War, at the Atli Prisna ; Le Caton Hospital ship. at Pl 4 mouth; and S rk Prisoners of War. No render will be receive(' after One &Cluck on the Day of Treaty, ”Ilf any noticed, bitlivs the Party, or an Agent for lion, periplia ly attend. A separate 'Vender must be made "r each service, and each Tensity mu.t be accompanied by a Letter front two r ',Affable Persons, engagiti: to beco c boitad, with the Person teinie.iii;,in the Sung of 10 001 In tit • do.- Paha anoe of the Cootiact. m211..1) ISu 1 UN t.r. TlfEkTit F.-ItOY AL, DRURY-I.lNi . (VMS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 21, isn7, 1 it Majestic , Servants wII perform a New Play, ere It t..„ ale& THE CURFEW. Tao Mug: curapos , i bv Mr. A' wool. Tu which will he added. the F4'el of THE DEVIL To PAY. Mwirlas , Th. C mew ; with Te-reli. THE NEW PLAY. On Mourtsv Ms•nint will. he pumlit4e.l, pries Half •Crown, ririlE CURFEW; a Play, in Five Aas, p-r -1 NreTont with isrisat applause at the THEAIKE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. B the lite JOH 1 TOPINI, Author of The H , :nov Ido Printtri for Richard N 6, 11...1ce-stree, Mack' (rim', sod b had u( R o oks.' on Farther l'sriteula=s may be known by applying at this Of ; or to Mr 'far, the Surgeoii of the at Immoiito or to eJota.n Isaac Cotgrayst, R.N. the Agent for P10110:3, at Ply mouth rINHE CO - AMU(' I s kr. tot adu:ting the At:Niel I I of the CHAR! ry, beg leave to maze iheig.... 4 a4A-1 gaatefel Omaha' to ttrifi SilhollfaVis, the Sabirty. GelitrY. auk Pohiie in fellef<flu ,her lib •a' sr•gntt .t their Annual Convert on Thll.4+lAy ►a•t. Their fn•eful acknoholedgmenis are likewise dun to th a ne excellern Perfornvers who came giatintrito - y forward to assist the Utaireesed Minicians, hoer IVidows arta Orphans Toe, are ribrixotatly ohligcd to Mrs. /oh!, htiflase Bianchi, M , E ihani. Signor Nalliv and ht.hlante tratolani,t, whose benernlent assistance they artriontt so weeded on andianee.. *l'. C-arner. Mr. Greatorex, Uai, Mr Schmitt', Mr. Atal:iv, Signor Cataltvii, and Mr Yanitw,ta, lot the earrtioo of their very exi.e.lant talehts. T. Mears Smith, Salo, and e•valot, fur the asairsance of then roteettive ChM's; as well as to tits void: of the e, , r0 ,, , , r% aid Instrumental, who gave their vett:opt:a a••i:tance nn this lardale oceasenii. irey likewise give Ikon' esie grateful itako.aleJahsonts to tit- Proptiteara and Maa.ageva the King's Theatre, for the fusser of th it permission to SiE.•nr ;CIA, and M414.013e (-sat 14, Little-Chop& street, Solna, J. 1:1NQ, se:le,3ry. roe. 2 1 , ►eui. I'HeMith-11.0Y11.. OVEN r-ume c 7 I -141s PRESENT EVENING. Feb. '2l, 1807, wilii•• sved, the Earned', at THE VMEEt or FORTUNt. To ..:1 Id-d. a NI••,. Painom.me, caged, HARLEQULI AND MOTHER GOOJE; 04. TIIE GOLDEN EGG. ern Mond iv, R.ing Richard the Third; with Harlequin and M ill!!! ; or, rw Go!rtrn F.trg - - - vicrtiftWitir3irirgi. IN'tt,Col.l .LaSIONERS r voutui4 iris 1114jeties Nava, do hirrelry roe Notate, T•. ft on MIN. 11/11", the 3.1 rf alarch ern , they Wall ba• rrad m to arrest Toidel ie Irwin; ( -e , eu ). god (*tit far Ft .471 t. 11t.7N0ArD l'OtPi at tiENOINE O.IT ‘11,k1., 1. , tairretiaaalioa Handrail Old Toas ..c llrt b l i jic ay), I l c. taalkoy Street at Dfrpt,. ; tut One I land, id mi.( I , iltm Tar ant/ 1,101, St Fi1,14011 1 / 1 ; one hay° :hens, in a Momilt, and rh o other hay am ate North ailtricard... And far ONK HON - ORE') TUNS a, BLACK SMYKNA, r. Al.1.1(11 KAISINS, aarnitenlalc to Sampaa, to be 'i,•..dorrd m, lit, tie Tendert; to mo °rhea r,d, am+ !try thartrl is a roalai.;44, ama tie remainder ea m Hamath, Naar He 114jesty's Vidloolaimg Slot al at Deptford, brfae oreariniedi the white to he pai a for by Wily berate utth !oaten, :Jai., after Pate. 11. c Command; ry . Contra:.s way ba teem it At Sr eters, 0 r' e. retard rill be had to air Tender ar t i.e' P r i e r s h a ll rot be alerted in ate •Is at I or that sh si! AO/ be let re•gd the l'odrid bar/ore ban a'Clock r, the read Ike 3d ,q• Jlu rh saw Nolo. the Person rho itirke. As resider, o r "see Pr i mp, "a h. beh• • . /P.a. 1 Ji'M raw rtir.Aittr.-..11-HE SANS VARLii... STRAND, OPPOSITE THE. ADLECtu. j.icensee. by the Right Hon. the Lord Cliss , 'lain. ri l l - IM , PRESENT EVENING, Fe;) 2 ' . A 1807, and every Evening rioting Leut, Wertnedays Slid Fr'. ova eacei.tial, pcifidrinort— Part the First. a New Alusical Piece, with Recitation, in T Parts, asititlert RURAL VISITOItb ; o, SINUU LAID l'Y ; which *ill foe .ittrottiee4 in the folhieing &QOM. : —lnt.olucti."l. Sang, Rover swabre......itecit. Masiae itl...—Nong, The Zephyr.—itecit. Rules t . write ano rss, Modern Oi•c• 11 .—Nun g, The Irish Girl Wh a t 14,11,6?--Daet.—Recit Tao Doctor Dnetned....Song, rinii on Courtship Shltilannes —Song, Rich ,r,i 31 Rate.—Brut. The P...vrapt The allele Written, S-leettil, Co. postai, and will be S,oken, S i m(, s , .et Aectimpaqied, be ht.% Sr.'• Part the Second, a THUNDER M. in wh ell will be intruiweit en est. rt.ive SPECir OLOGY of the pitossrs sew VISIONARY APPEARANCES of Ihnin ftlibed CileitAttefl of the Lteidllll , l Absent, in every way, as shown in dilereitt parts of Colo, ii with wondmiui ef, c t • with aboudauce of Ong in:' Matter, 'frustrated with HistorMal Renterks. Part the Third, an entire New and Interesting fipectaee, re.,iretentint,aAtamistly in the Air, an ANCIENT GRAND ri~PTLE: it SII.‘LPOW, in which si-veral It gyre;, armed in the Costume of Slit* time, are seen engaged. hi G...ifiee ..1 laiinilort so have appeared M bho, whi:e 1 , .1 the Chriviati tinily under the walla of Jarat.iltmi. To conclude with an Milan( new-con.tructeti Artificial PIKE-WI)KK, in a Tettyle 'fourthly illuminated whole accomnamed with 'pump/tate Music. Price of Loxes es. Pit IN 6tl —Do , tis flew at iiall.paat Sewn, begin at Eight...4 , lmm for the it sus may b. ~lean at the 1 iteatre, from eleven t,i tome. ••• Siiine of the Song. tit the favourite Entertainment of The Rout, performed forty-sin 'tight. w.:.. unbounded ap• platne, are puhlialied, and may be had at the Tneatteof the a.•.li tak:Tre - 10 1 PRO t tot . toßs or EASY STUCK. .I rANTS A Mee . . of titrlOWl and COACHa4 N. o you g o f ‘,..4 Ch arg e. t,r ; (In •. t Kra"' .te bolos n f-oin the Snu.gion ar.,, re he n..e he. .01 be y •s° in am g e'at Wig be sennir,el --') net ( ( ,.,4 :e1.4) J W. at MOWb. Hedges and Co eh wenmagers. liateliffa kl.Qh ..ay. C.1.1.%' RV. I ' , LI. WALL. THIS G A LLER Y, lot ct e ;111811'10N and ' the WORKS; w RdiTt-A ARaIS h. IS AWN to the Prorbe, 144 v.,1 entannrie up.a every day, t..n m Ore wonting tnl hee in the .ftitnoon. Atlont.tnee. 1.. ere.riat, d I • B, 'lrd r, V V < F.'i TISR (1 FEN. K •ep.r The . li , kets of adletlrelqn as ready at the Gttle i, brr d e bemy t o the there nom, Bo ; a 1 Acadertoet.mat, AtecKiat:l, and Exh bbag Astir.s. smcs ‘ l . AoNEY Aut)kc.ss AGEN FLEMAN pledges hinuelt to "dv-irc.. Motley so expaitio• a yt artereoy, a y, as .4; evince that the aoloquy 'Limbed to Moner-f]:akrs .4 not ap :ilie3b!, to every eV. an interview volt cuuvioeo 1h0 411 . 40r 8.14 4161 6:4 ibet•nolsin !'t eielewi that the flu.. inasi ul Mal Of‘u-s is conto3i-el by • 1.41.0 a abwri the onlinaty start Jard of pas:moist? We:or limos. Apply or vote post paid, to Coe nl,tctors of the Discoust fFieei; No. 5. vine, Caventyls-iouata i or to Ist, 9, Ba.ing-lane, Brre-laoo, Closapairle. 1.4 , .1Ls AND (;thrtlltaltut A► LU in the mitt sensible manner by the tepzated assurances of sopped which I continue to tecepre, 1 triu , t again eUpfest my wannest gratitude for such additional, and diiiinverested marks of favour. I base alteady hu:ably submitted to you my pretension to fll a seat iu the Direetitut. The experience of a great pot in of lay life in the Company', •e-rice, combined with metre leisure, constitute th.• geouodr of those pit:tensions: mote I rennin offer, and mere I ant sate ynu Mr not requite in a Can did it., to enable him to eischarge tne duties of thi. important station; hut I may, I trust. without premonition, give you my that in the seem of my iucces. (and the re. e▪ eption I hate net with in my canvass hates me hj reom to doutt it) my abio•ysleill be est wised to the utinoat, and the whole fmy time be devoted to the fulhlrnoot of every duty connected with the prosperity of the East !mita Company. tru.t ihat those Propesetors to shout I nave not yet paid my re,pect , , will mat imputes she apparent neglect to any Lther than the real cause, the auttensiveitt , s of the canvass. hart the honour to be, Lathes and ilentiemen, Your roost tatettieut and obliged humble servant, Eirchin-lane, F,b. 11, IPO7. )(WART WILLIAMS. 'AT ii. Captain Will aria's Committee meet every Wed nesday at the King's {lead Tavern in the Poultry, a,n.l teed from Eleven to Five u*Clocb, by whom ally communications will be thankful'e receised. TU TOF: Flturititti /IS OF EASr pici, SMUG. LADIZt AND GaIIYLIMENI, DOUIVI'S hoeing been xigßested that the term hid neon e ivosed Once I q •Itreal the Company's Service, which, conformably to the Lye lames. w roW make me eligible as a CA s4L)I DATE for the Direediee, s way my wish to prevent untiesses.ary trerub:e to the Proprietaos at large, or to those par. tkolar triendr who bars horaiura.4 me with their support 1 reque-t 'J. theleforer lir the tows respectful manner, to know the -rime of the Court of Directors upon t're simi.ct, who re feted the Nutter to the consideration of titer( C.orirsel I have heed favoured with his (noniron, by which I am declared eligible under hie enirstruttiOn but the ambiguity with which it has been &monitor...Al, determines me to rin continue a cab vase, that, from Chit unavoidable interruption, has pmced tae under con.iderable disadvantage, en 4 Might thahlya thy friends and mt self in disappointment. To Csg,ie treads I now beg leave to expels my warmest gratitude, and to the rropiiet.ara xsv chttermi.lata3ll to avail myself of the first faruumirle pnitunity to present mr.cif again to their optic... I hay% Ike honour to Ire, with the greatest respect, Ladies and Gllrilleinell. your Must obedient and most humbl • servant, Chessel, Feb 19. nAvin TANco: tib.NRINK WIN#. AND SA RI Is. 03EPH HAYS TON has the honour to in s." form the Iti,o).:ity. Gritu•. Le that they may be at. temnowlated with the choked WINES and SPlReri, %car ranted at tii% Voults No 2G, King•itimt, the following ivy reidy toodry, viz. PLR DUZF.N. • 041 Putt . . 435. to 42e. I Fine Lisbon . . . . sos. Dill'', four years Rieli bliwuntalio . . 4.!4. in bottle . . . . 411 s. Irrontigniac pint.) . . ant. Oki rale Sherry its to 47ii Censtanties (diva) . . Vs. India 111a.leirA . 744. Chompeigite . RI. 16.. Malmsey dit•ii (pints) . Mk. Clantjaniterowth!4l. as W. Vidonia end flotillas . 42.6 Vitt de Grave . . at. Ist. Ud. Calcsivella . . . . S PIRITS - ..R GAIT .ON Cog he fi avly . IN.. 1 Oil .1. Rum . . 111. )4.1"-rd ..;meva . 110", 1 Roos Shrub . . . . Ik. Ales, Brown Stout, Ceder, P.rry, Itc. at redoesi Priem 5a..11..§ had as akweve. . .ItY. • art vittnuLu 1.0 1111111113 AIT 20, 1407. NXT ROLFE, the principal Proprietor of t!:e . in the first City 1..nt0..ry, having expended tmwards of 60.4001 in the avenues at Snow Hill, hit gran, W. L. Rolfe, respectfully widens has nu merous Eaten's, and the Public In general, to be early in their ayphe a for taw Ticket', which sot i‘sttaid by ander of toe (s.a.e. As 11 1, dot . (Fels. 20) at the following Offices No. 1,7. and 4f, Skionoosssoset No. 1 and 8, fiael:re-strees; N'. S 5, Ring street, Covent-god= a and Nn. 28, TOreadated.e. 3. rest, Clll l 4l to the Rank. W. E. Rolfe hip leave in acquaint there Ladies and Gen- Nemo+, wh.a hvws done hint the honour to favour the met. sure, by govingurdew fot 'rickets, that by app'vang to r:le City Leif) , Uffev, Ns.. 7, Sleinnerastrect, Snow hail, they May Ise accommodated wall. an ordyr to view the Grand Outliner.. eial Hotel, whien ie anislaina by Mr. finite, and at ihe Capital )Pras• an the City Lottery, aas.i 1111 g os tne sato.% extensive build • of the kind in 'anodise). A. PIMe persr , es have complained of the delay 14 is ulng of /he Tickets, after money hadbe..• taken raf thean by we, 01 de ank, by some 001 em 'demon, W. E. Rolfe think• it n e u ,sony o sate, that allna4n ha* rata..r has nearly three-el:h.. ot the iaraaperty at Temple. bar and Shinier Kreet n, le AisiwarA of by tn. Lour?. Rohe has, from the comment Aimil to take any depanit whatever, an • .y money an advance Sr the Ticket" an dem! *cm: ween's . • I~it - 51AVOlt'S UNIVERSAL INS 110111; FROA 11141 CREATION To Ti IE PE.IOE OF AMIENS `f•illS valuable W ,rk has ts:en just completed 4. in l'oentr tatai!.:4% on V lu•ne., a..d may Ns had on•ary,o or small 'aloe, in three kinds of b etiding, at the (J. lue._.g 1or4.11: Curn•onn Paper, in hoards . L. 4 13 6 Ditto ditto, half hound .D 0 D'ot • dine!, calf et . 513 6 Fin • and large t, in hu.r4s. 65 0 Aline ditto, half-hound . 6 16 6 Dino ditto, calf gilt • . tlO 0 qr, althea Teton.* m.y he had separatt•lv, at the pieeaore Of the ia..el,aon ' at 9a. W. w tni.tda t tin small rem ; or ....s.taa foe and large Ya pet • . %,1111.11YIr A I, APPif 1 -tlhO t % rßovFa) RY TIIIRTF.CII TKAIIk PRAt:IIOE• TiIOSE who are etTlided with the following Dianreats mat he rel.etted in tent than nne how, and cured in a ne.sionahle tiiiit, by the u.c aline ovE.s . ruNIAN MEDICINFS...I.i:n ari• only rewaratin , s that aver wen watahlithed for the cure of Ohio ; n was thole Vier kllnire• hint, ofanj descriptiiiii, in thii or any other Kingdom, MUIVA Ate lettiviait with t'irnit Itertneat.y. t. that dan:.l 4t prinwse the... who were 9^ 'Miami sorh an earnest of Cure; bei stew, d d b.- n , 4sweerad adrerabin he moat in.t.intly genre ttpn .elf 'Qua al; ; mach, twin. hot t - nit "t a istml.naii would so vnif.ts, if he %ear notion. - a •oc c,ttli.ig mineable 11144frtfl. (knit in tl a Stunt 41141 ill .i•irt. cif GLOM, Plere , v, ticei ach., ache, Ear. Bah .:114 111 let. These Medicine:, aro to•Pi....i with at Maccheiter, Bia- Poin , ea. Folk stow. W. nt*.cli, B. ut• ,. ..•0n- I rec. lle ley-nn and in *cost of the pri .0.041 T•" -- n- tru!"•K'llltdon, in I.""d^n• only by the sole 111. Gat 41, No 9, Gre it Kerrey. street, between the heats 111 1111441 and welts, say Moraine bunday exceiett.A. A'w;rNT vo , 1. A Ttrlionn.ov c 1.-w. re. 1' , 41 be NY • the &e. —y.4. 1. 44w*, Attitics, 1140y:ors:co% 4tc —Vol 3. Gls. el.'s% Adm.—Vol. 4. tract., MA4I4E—VoI. S. Roman krpon- Itc.—Vol. 6. Reran E stpire —Vol 7 R*111•111 Empire and Carthque itt., PC(1611114. P heel &C. *0 . ••• V. l . 9. Cloth., ...I Mister Netiom el Antiquity. MODERN lilS ['DRY. Vol IS. Atah. ml 4 To.k.. —V,.I. 11. 11.odoostan, Chins, 14. tollollll K . ' ll re, ',Span, 1, --Vol. 1.1 Env pt, kc e—Voi. 14 Mssrorcu ' ‘1.14t. Conk, k: lb.• Pe•tege red Spain ...Mel. IS. hair. Vessocr, M•isie•, —Vol. 17. TIN t;..tra.se E i n,.ise.—.V.4. le. rrn—ga, lb o tu% thrsic , rlrese--Vel 11. England--V 4. 10. 11 1 , •.1.0141 and Mt , stlass+l—Vol. 114. It J• 414, ✓emind. !Baden, mei I) Vre and varns..4llo4. 44 North and South A ecrica end W 441 hniins =AAA. Lt. CorenUis MI sad Alled..t...nicj index. ~.. . _ , ~., ...., , . •.., ..- , ..grrf -maws' , ..7 - Ir . "It." b ' •' . .4 et ), t a Cyr f....m , AR , • AO , Vsllllr 1 I . , . • , . ,:• " 1 . 7 . IA , ..". e „t: . .., i a , . V I . • . I:17 C : . .. 4 1 . ' t ''.; • ) . y.. . 4 t • .. . 1 .•.-. 0 - 1 , 4 i , it . r tt t o b it, rrito,. Alla 4.:9,f1 .1 ,..... , 0. _. !sr , SATURDAY FEERI'ARY 21, 1807. Pi i c..- - . SIXPE:.(F • - ...1 v ___ .TllO l .. geribers to th • -joy*. not learned from Hs own ps that he was'en op. ,• e it, he w• uld have •-rp ..t uto oe the h• . 0 s , ,cnnd it. lie should hr ashamcal to st.it the de ay va:s' ed for, nn ti, tare gut:era-a. tha. :its Coun sel would be absent on Oa a former l'ay, e had cons-:tted to the delay of six w‘eks, to , ommodate the P.-winner., and the Noble lard personally, wh tared that he had acted pre. cipla ely, and contrary to the wi•hes peti tioners, in repressing a d.iire that wet , puition 'liquid be brought to trial as early as Fr ssib.ft, th. ligh the Petit.,irers themselves had sump repeated •he'r assertion of an anxiety for early Itta+. 1-i* conneiv,-d that there was a perfefl and ertress un dentarding, that a further d lay shnold 4ke playa, in consequence of the proximity of she (.41Cttl., which would commence in a few days after th d y then lived. It could not be "appalled _ -poti *idle on 7e7t7o daeprtv.4 him of the aki of iiht: Counsel, who had for thin ten weeks hefore been giving their attention to toe case. H- bail learned lately drat the Cntosel for the Petition did not gn Circuit. It nee unreasuneiile !inn he cniunt be expened to go on n wren the Petinoners were aware, in fueling the arjr,..l meat, tiro they would have the beocEt of thew Conlon'. while he would he deprived of his. • I,ord FOLK.STONE denied ties there bad been any onderttaricinn, or that he bad give* any pledge for further delay. The -Hun. G •iOsinan himself supposed, in a jocular way, that the Petitioners would vply themselves sot forth ter delay, and tliat dreg would at lengc..lo tke Petition fall to the wonted. With respea to the obsroce of Counsel on Ciectrt. he had said, that wattad he matter for subs , quern consideration. Lord HOWICI. said, the jealousy with whilt the Hotne viewed any unnecessary di ley of rhe trial of Controverted Eleetions, was very just. it WAS most materiel, that every seat should, as ear!• as possible, be filed beyo - d dispute, by tile peroin entitled to it. The absence of Counsel was not in its if a sufficient round for delay ; bets, coupled with all understand's% on a former day, that olds furs! or delay would be grar ted, and with the fa@ that the Pentioners' Counsel would not be ahinn.„ - • claim. From his recolleninn of what h asnnl on the former day. he conceived there was ,a c ' an A TO: :ZEY-CEN FRAL cnnanended, tI•ot there had beta an I .2 42 .c" t o l d in g " • thin forther delay w gild be requisite honocif had ;Tested is Leis Hon. F•iend the probable el (Nr. Serjeant Lees and 'or. hca- et., 1 n ...„ ‘ , 4l " : "''' • Ye t:me then fixed sty th e N Lisen.7lF.P.l tit Counsel for the netition rs. one of the alatiee . her Chtiveresot with the Electron L4llll -• !homer), newer did go Cotton. the 1.104 himself allowed, the , the so' j nn of the Circuit, was mentioned Lit was, soother ur.derstainiing a on. siste t with propriesy or common sense, conid have prevailed. Mr. PERCEV AL conceive' the idea of Nether delay to have been thrown out by the Right Hon. Gentleman rather in a tone of triumph than as a pledge or und..rstandir.g. It was af , if the Hon. Gentlemen meant to say he Petitioners would al ways pot off the business, and never bring it to trial. Mr. SI:ERIDAN said, if he had not nndernood there was a COL • ll.. , dt for Wither delay bryond the Quoin he would nat, in the former instance, nave consented to a delay of an 6 or. Mr. PETER MOORE said. he had adv:s-d hie Right Hon. 1 rend. en the former occa.inn. not to assent to the del ty proposed by the Noble Lrrd, on any conditions. It wee impossible I.e conld have assented without the romped now claimed. Lord FOLKSTONE 'offered scme observa tions in vindicatn:n of the chnretter of Mt. Paull, from the imputation of intending to entrap Mr. Sheridan, by bringing on the trial with all the be nefit of his own Coroners assietence, while the sitting Member's Counsel wonid, Iw it. Circuit. Atter a few words in .Ip:ideation, between Mr. Moore and 4r Petrceval, relative to the extent of the delay now wished for, a iloosion took place, For Mr. Shttridan's Motion 167--Aganst 1. 12. The dol. for which the Petition now stands for consideration, we understood to be f undo 21st April. On the snegestion of Lord HOWICK, the other public business, not being likely to tak up much time, was proceeded upon. prior to tne neerirn of Counsel against the Bill for Abolishing tne Slave 'Trade. The SPF.AKER informed theNonse. that. as Monday se'alki4ht wrmid to the bas. d.y on which Petitions for Pnvate Bills could be receive t, and ai tW3 days in the Welt 'week sitruld be taken up in some degree with Election Ballots, re. be wculd come down to the House on Monday. and the other days, at three o'clock, ter the convenience i f such Gentlemen as may have Petitions to present. Lend temple presented a Petition from certnia Persons concerned in the West-India Trade, against the Bill for Abolishing the Slave trade. Mr. Manning presented • Pi titi-in from cer tain ship-swoon. egainst the contitiwince o. the tonnage duty, according to the new :tin of nance. Mr. .‘ltlerman Comhe presented a Pction (sum certain Persons concerned in the African . !'rare, 3 , 44iP1t the Sierra Leo, e hill. A Pet:ti 'II Was 'also presented from the S orb- Sea Com...A:ty egaiost the South American T a.e All these Petitions were ordered to he on the sable. COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND MFAIes. The House, cn the motion at 57 JO: IN NEW PO [tr. resolved libel: into a Committee of Ways and Mean-. %tr. Hl:isnot:sr in the Chit. Sir JO:IN then.' pat sant to ..is notice, tnn+•d that the various Inland Duties in ItelanJ, granted 111PLIIIAL P4:II.I4IIEMT. HOUSE OF LORDS—Fatemr, Fra. TO. 1 . 1 t!..e Appeal, Merckle •-v T•)elc, the Solic 7 tor- General was heard (or the Respondent.—Further eonsi feted no MondAy. In the Appeal, Lewes. Iffortean, Lord RE DES- D A LE and the LORD CH ‘NCY.L!.OR eon -urred in (minion, that the nr!er of the Court of Tarr, over-ruling several of the t , ieerti-mq to tha Reiynt of toe Dcet:ty RememSrarter, ou;ht to be rc•rersed, ar. ! • Depr.ty R•mainiwancer direfted to revi, : —0: tiered. islet *.• • ar.lland 11;11 Importation Bill, patted thro"g• • . ‘Annrnittee, and was reported. Mt .f...utt, frone•he Commissioners of Thames N•eigation„ prase nr their Receipts Diobursementv, for the : • • 0 dered to iie un the table.—Adjourned PUSE tIF CtIMMONS. - SIR HOME rOPHOf Mr. GRENVILLE informed the Howe, fr'm the Bar. that the Lords t,f the Admiralty having tboueht proper to put Sir Llome Popham. a Mem. ber of the House. under arrest, prep tratory to his being tried by Court Martial. f'; improper cantina ; afl.i Wirt! debirOU , t'i give the House tile ea lie* itii•>r,nat►on on tort proceeding, they had direeed tom to lay before the House. a Copy nt the War rant under which the guest had t Awn place. Mr. Grenville then brought up the Warrant, which was read by the Clerk at the table, and was in suhst.met as 4* Whereas, Capt Si. Home Popham left the Cayse of Crond Hope, with .ut any order., mot etd..d to attack a Spanish seulementoi Ri la Plata, n iv. tut. isio command you, that you take th•sa:d Sir H l'ouhaiii arr•st, rreparatoly to his trial by Coon Mtrtial (ur hii a.i.l ..hone... nut you 4 , e net en put him to any gr. atet ISCOnven.einee than is abs o lutely Olcmary, and thttetota, having marl • tie arriat, sou ate to take hi. word of hotioot t,, his appearance, whan the Curt M.rcial takes plzce, auJ ysiu are to attend him to and frog the and Court !Nubia." Joko Marshal of the Admiralty. A.. , Nt,t, On the motion of Lord HOWICK it was order ed, alet what had been said by Mr. Grenville, and a copy of the warrant, should be entered on the jOurnah. On the mo•itin of Lora HOWICK, the Call of the House was deferred till Tuesaay. Lord OSSULSIONI informed the House, that His Majesty Jibed been waiteJ upon with the Ad dreso for certain Papers relating to the Slave Trade, a.ui had given 4ireffions accord:ugly. On the motian of Mr. A MINS WRIGHT, the further consideration of the sipecial Rep , rt 'of the Penrhyn EleElinn Committee WAS postponed hum Manday to Nionvlay se'nnight. muThlY RILL o e vrHoLICS. Lord HCfW IC& in consequence of the abs-nce of .s Right Hisnonrable Friend of his r. 1 ,. Wind ham j whose eleClion hod been declared void, vithed the Committee nn the Muni-y Bill should be post. poised from Tuesday next to Tuesdly se•nnight. lie t."•k this opportunity to give notice, that he meant in the Cinninittee to move' new clauses t one for • vending to Great Brit tin the provisions of an Ail of the Irish Parliaments in the year 1792, ena bling Roman Catholics to hold certain commissions in the army ; and another, to secure to such Roman Catholic.' as are serving in the army, the free ex ercise of their religion. This freedom was already granted in oraftice, but for the Inner satishtetion of tin-e who were the objeas of it, it was intended to give it the san.ttion and security of law.—(Helm! t .—( Helm ! Awl) The order for the Committee on the Rill wa, fix-el for Tuesday sennlght.—ln answer to a goes. lion teem Mr. YORKIL, it wis stated by Lord HOWICK, that there was 11l reason to think it woislid be pot off beyond that Jay. WESTMINSTER I LEcTir • Mr. SILIERIDAN rou to mese that the tirsier for taking into consideration the Protion c..in plxitufts of an undue litec.i in for the City of s‘restmi.ister. should be deterred from Tuesday ar=t hoe a further time lie was extremely sur prised in learn. that his motion was to be opposed by a Nutie Loed (teulk.whe), whom, it lu iiad •1 'U 1