The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-03-17 00:00:00

rortrt N; e n • e , l'astleston w=, 44, and the Arrived at ode Mt Iteedi, whirl, put i sailed the 11•oolst on 3 assize. ame up Irma the ii i ; i c h arrived a few T ile •dev:itcrrenea TheNe..;fouivilas PLVatorrti, Mai tV,hle.ich. . 3 1,1 cit. I nterig , Captain St tofell, /- i f the dis.e.ttrin so tenni, of war, etla tin; ..li.rdwrd, late Of tl ,•• 1 the ‘Ve.t lii 'ri, , r force, died sit hour, after the ivl J., the EblT4 you , n l ltltl of the V.f , ty Pare o .tri.a) .1 Th! f 'Bowing i An / irld.1:11 , 0, the s o issso POST. Day, !dart TILE YeAerdav morning ti l Loril President, E Tle, nor, the M nr. Trevor, and Mr. i n t:florae' in belvall t %nor nr Patent for Ir. fawxicit, t b% reading the to is: heard by X t i r.rirlienti's Report t r lours would alw orgit incur. Mr. Ft y r ituefinoeral's Kept pad to Iht.persore A Wier situation that oialitedted. mr. tig I Rate, Cm head their Loniatti tat it would he kersl el Ore p ttreitv. hiti is t • radiuf to e mita they shauld tbi airodetat the dine ti sxreskinild 4epitly to ate, at. bee that pplay•linutes in Lot pa:teil by Charley th :toad be rephirly ai teal, as of the to riled their I,orthhipl epLation 4 the row • 4.lbitants‘of tte cki Theatres, but call increased the p Le could aim 're t eves a snail pried tae detcfre.l from Irrame they ci , uld. tie . res said. lie adde • td when they want takes to pet:verve k. 4 peopl, or those a . fas,ible locacredienci arditne,, In do new ✓. %gibe plensed to • would pledge therarl r iirds of Tr -Ater.., th Sae CiailD: can-the Tt t i Saxe and pingert ad , 5y e wri That the New 'f Moil el** of pee Thanes tit the parse Sinn would be pail 1 .6 norm, and condo L Weil be pleased to atailriiitimate Pra rAwlty tit t wMeh state Into erect a third ' last he wrote to as to the am tor that purpose 1• le% on far advanced its private Bill, as r teal) did tint think * Vt. that hir. Sh er i r rota appljewit Om that he already g 4 a lietexe. The ! , e rears raj his est tun rd h' la • thou 7 4411 1 by *ray it . ".t.w in life Yetiti, Wary, 'lnd a ER ail P l aCqUI Proprietor k ik *Ala general his tit he heard 14 $ in agitation 403 of DrUiV-1:I1M 111 Wiad Ole posse b: ,_whiell property int 1 5 / embarked; ar l hatod tte sandlot, * tittles, that its. !llinm In the Ituusi havrlf or Course I'AWK en re i't 1 4 Mr. 'Dimon rot • o u t NI L. T. 31 and prayiot a • . c fiL wAtluao , e kik it' Urals. Thei ilJeOr 'hi. the kr• rasa third Thea et that 13 rowequi , • •I him by the 4. . %ieums at s‘t l ony Wei Cnitwoon th. M Tariure, add sa s Petition was tie tp far from it, the Propries teaalvd New P Petition in th felt them to . 111! or • si el •.ey' • tr • • • Ce •terrilau ttwoos q I forms the ret 'Art chaitibe, I I acedthat the 11* "hP Play 'mese, iven of perform 0" '.. 48 d 4; led in e, 4 ! . eltel ▪ , lu ailnr that the tootescnient. t tit their ~.1 111 f1 . . , without h i .' aim that et See, so . PC " then a 494 10fs Of I; bye fir toiet v 9 , t”ugi ared him "error aI . , tt)s al till.- 'li'b?" As 1111 Y and adv to .*:' euelliltrd 'L INTEL .:14ENCE.. Ai A licit 16.—Salted !hi Cerbertis frltiate, oi (3A Gouda) saint annoy, for Cadiz ; re Thiseinn, for 1.1z! , 0it.. lotherbonk the Tatiutod-Castle, from Sr. in there film Bombay. • kit store-ship (Or M.lta; and the Litmet .e Motberbink, the r, xrellent, of 74 tans, w davgsince from the Mediterranean. .can convoy sailed with the Cerberos. liaod convoy has the sig ial fur sailing. t not 13.—Arrived the i'huuderet tomb, 'igent nn a et uize. of the Scorpion sloop of war, swat bearer which arrived yesterday, in the Hazard hi to the I,urrencier of Guadaloupe. Capt. the Junnn . frigate, which was captured nJi s, after % most gallant re,;stance, by a of wounds reeeived iu the action, about ditral surrendered. OR of THE STATESM AA% i he kijid enough ln explaht . to II u w i ing ppmiTaph In,ttgo or ors—it has bvikieur MO•Oißdly 5.1.• is a tin of th• - I,4ll}MrY 04 WI he te.lu:a of *hulls wzre flails, Youris, ire!' 17. H:TITRNICUS. . . avg tr 7'IIEATRE. • ins. the Lords of the Council, consisting of Earl of Ay lei.ford, Earl Flarroil.b7. Lord garter of the Roar, Sir William Semi, !teri,l m-t for the parpose of hear ,if of the Lord Mayor nod othen, for ia Mr a third Theatre in Loa Inn. , the Clerk of the Conoril, opened the !he Petition of the Lord Mayor. &e. pray- Counsel, against the Attorney nail Solidi-, rt; and also to Sllpir if r u m b, witty iways . be rife as to any delft the Theatre . rwolner also read the Attorney and So.. Report, which states, that if a Charter Naas persons appl yitrz, it twuld he playing them in Than the other legitimate Theatres already • ;now' In behalf of the New Theatre, ad. ships at etinvider,th:e • length. Ile stated Id if King Charles the defend, a borrow ! taken he powe.-.wt of the hands of all estlhlish Teeatres hr chaffer ur by pa. pink prop_ur.. 'Chits, in fact. it `as ant .tile patents were originally granted. that: :wo Cheat reli, but merely to restrain PUY .at time. there were st least isetwecli 40 and London :out its tariurlss. and the patents the Secon.l were intenied that the Manta attended to; as well for the sake of 2111. amusement of the Pandie. Mr. W. then tips' littentirm to the at increase of the rountry. and rated that ft was n .1 only the chits of I.ondon and Westnaiii.terthat vi _ persons from all quarters of England. yrhpulatioa of London to I ,0 ;In d heatres already estahlislied entertain portion of that number? Many people I'm ening to Cavent-('rarden Theatre, not get room to hearat single word that lires,qA their Lordships personallys and , anted tops to the Theatre they had every 'ire places for them, but the middling alies ,se *ho ~t o by chattre, erperienred every dente. Is to there lacing no security to the oway taut ditfirult,y, if their ',lordships recornibend the grate big a clidltir,•rhey theraselves tei deposit in the Bank, skr .its the -4, the sour of 40 or 50,0011. to pay at any ; Theatre, Arad+ it. not succeed, AttelPillan . reverts; so *sibs ertsdieusi might have - their , d 5y execution on the premises. Mr. W. then w Theatre sbmild hu built so as tokcchtnnin . people; but n.it on so large a scale w . the present d ay; lie aka, mentioned that all at : paid to the morality and good order of the anicluded by pras t iog that their Lordships ' to grant a ()hatter of lucoritoration fur. lranias, sec s Etc. • then read a Petition presented by Mr. dell that he had long had it in contempla- Ti.e tire in Landon, rind as long ago as to Mr. Pet cevaLon thesahiect..requestitig e propriety of bringing a Bill into irpose, who returned for answer, that it was tvanced in the 'Session to present. any Petition' ' and that if it was presenteds he (Mr. Per ink it would Succeed. The retitinn Ipso heriiiati wield give hi, assistance and that non was eadeavouring to wrest front him a `.y received fruit the Lord Chninheriain .e Petitioner stntes he had bzett twisty- Majest)'s service, and heinz of no active thought, to the Drama and Polite Arts, and InaVing that hiaiestv would not grant a Petitimiets, lint Crat if a third Theatre vial claim prior to their;. :ilea read a Petition from Mr. Shei idan, tor of the Theatre Itoval, Drurs•latie ; it 'iistory of the Theatre. 'fhe Petitioner with astonishment and incredulity that a fur taking advantage of the present site d:ate Theatre and thereby destroyitta the risibility of reiatiktin.; the said Ttseatre, and y mach etcecding the Sum of . 9ty,),;) tOl. lisd and that such a propoOtimi should have lion of respectnble subscriWers. The Pell th.• presetnapplicants have abanditnied their .louse of Conituuns, and prayed to be heard Counsel. read a Petition from Mrs. Sheridan. the, 'atimas Sheridan, to the same edeci.. which Shecidan was in Spain on account ,of, ill so be heard by Conn:lel. l'etitioalmm Mr. Ellistan, of list !his retititia stated, that Mr. Ellidon paid the reritof the abaye Theatre i• and that by heatre, it'would infringe upini h'w properly: Wear, uf t eur additional authority lately Lord tibanaleettain, he had engaged it at a cottsidstabterapeuee ; and pruyiug trouldbafjpealit a Charter or Vutent. then folloWedrdr. Warren for the ' , naked' I said,fhat what %collated by M t.. not n fart, tato is being taken by bur , it, that frequeorsrs•otattoirations had been prietors of hothTheatres, from the Committee New Theatre ; and as to 'their abandoning th! noise of Centavos, the 'tight' lib. to (Mt. sheridan) must know that it was to get their Petition into the House on a rlst. be eselmiled far the Sessions. Alter Rutted t* Ceara. o lh n ensued into a long history of the rei uef Queen Anne ; and contendeirthal do ba lon pow er, user the resent Thesis -heard pottier of the Lord rionsherbrity Amuses, originated by King Chalks hasiog a rimers is pay as servants, who wore his lit every cespeet as conch. Ile qu:ned a unlit to toe presstit application, concluded' pr!'sent Clireat-ttaden Theatre was so• to:it any of Optic Lordships, and the le. (4,niiic s . emtld pot go ow out cv,' the heing annoyed by a certain description of was the intentions of the arthiteet to build ‘o le uldy that great inconvenience. • .ad,t,essed their Lordships on behalf of the , yeot-garden'rlivairi, and %lr. arid Mrs. She slated, that what had been said on the fisher snore of the impropriety of granting a id Theatre, as his Learned Friends had i.ajd , base a rapttal of from forty to fifty thousand Itaadt •and that therefore he agreed with that it would be giving a 40 Inc New Theuttvireer the old cows. Mr. with a pathetic address to their Lorthlaine . ~~~ - - TlldL 11Y JURY: ' • s4itsßultY 0 it Readers are al ready acquainted with the**. secutions arid persectstlons which HtNitt BUNT, Eq. of Sasis - Sinsa Catagei in the county of Wilts, has so sucerksfully resisted by repeated ter. diets of honest Juries on the Writs of Inquiry, executed in the celebrated cause Siorykin versus Ilunt.—ln presenting the Public with 11 new in. stance of the unrelenting malignity with which this gentleman continues to be pursued, wo hoe 'at the same time the high satisfaction or recanting a further prdnf of the honest exercise of that intaluable privilege and birth.rigbt of Englishmen —the TRIAL BY JURY. . • ' In the several trials in the ease of qtmpkitt versus Ham, the Jury wai teleged tuiWcrieni !lately from the Freehelder's Best aunt acted en der the directions of.tie Sheryf; but in the present ease, Ihe dory was. special —selected fait that elate ableittaitat be presutned to be alike wdLinforsted and independent, and-deciding, Got inmier ,FgasfOgetlis:anknilty, of ' Shetiff, *4lOl of a learnedogke s sisid4r(sAkt Administrator' of the Law of the tand...gra Justice GRAUAIT I one of the. Beroni:Olarilge n :. jesty's Exchequer. The htisint4s at Nisi Prins was inettipkierlibk there beingoaly twelve causes, of whiill4loMik *Me. disposed of on. the first day—Mondeyfhat remaining Cause was deferred till Tuesday, in the .expectitiim and hope' of a full -attendance of a Special Jury —as - the question, which arose out of the Game Laws, • bad excited extraordinary. in. terest. JENNE& 17: nunT. Messrs.. Btlanonan and CASicaT conducted the case of the Plaintiff, Who is one of the tenants of Michael flicks Beach, Esq. of Netheravon. The Defendant, Mr. Hum', as usual ) pleaded lis own c*uae. • .. . . ..-- • On the part of the Plaintiff, it. was stated by Mr. Hormone* that' the action was 'brought hi conseqiience of a trespass committed by .Mr.' Hunt on the lands of the Plaintiff during aatag. hunt, for Which hd now sought a compensation in damages. It was necessary to inform the Jury that the Defendant was a Gentle mac known to the county at large, and, doubt Jury in particular, as haring, on more occasion, by his iloqueura3 perseaded give a verdict in direct contradidionto lished Reeetice and usage of liter Court. (endint appeared to triumph is the which he had hithertubad this address,' V himself; but • ho — trusted that the' which. had been so suricesellslif ofteried, addressing Oise lyrics, .would fail Jo on the mieds of the liberal and' Gentler:ten who had basis .Ounnunued Sot itaratebdiS ;11111$=1i4100Winin prisonallY interested, in the repetition trespalises •bf .whish his client ndw He trusted that h=epecidl Jury would fiesuced, by the specious eloquence of t dant ) of . w hoes, although he should not delintatiou of his akaractor, he would say, that-be was theonly an in the Cooney against whore Suds an action would hare been brought. lie had been snore minute is these olisereaticina 'as he perakived that it *as the intention of the be. Ltsdant lb plead 'hi own cause; °and therefore it became ienmary for him, in duty to his Client, to guard the Jury agaiast that delusive eloquence which had operated • werfully on other juries. He should stew the ' fa of • tbiejtagront case, and ri n the incontleavertible e ea which would bo ad. duced ift Slipped of . Whim.' Aud having ics done, he Oersted that 41h Jam by their tordict, would visit him by a Olt treasure of punishment, not' only far this, but tot all preceding offences of a similar nature. Mr. Ditharounit, then—proceeded to state, that Colonel Thornton, of sinning celebrity, having indulged the re 'of t at part of the county by , il lt turning outn.deer, which had facetiously named ".1111-8. tier*'," from " y Park," the Defeo: dant, in common with the.,, Wadi, his landlord, Mr. Beech. and near Holy other -.horsemen, " look the jkld," in purseit of this Lady. Dur ing the "first burst" isf,the chime, Mr. Hunt had liken the unwarrantable needy of deviating from the,regutat lint pusenod•by other sportsmen •; ' and as he should pram bronsleniable testimony,- had actually grille* over the: lands of the Plana., : tiff upwards of one hum/ha ilards !! ! It was no answer to this action itt,ses, that the Defendant did not rearms:trate* the time ; norlhat several other persona had hewed glditrdth similar etespaui bi r. Hunt betplon arinatillek irrr prosecution, Immo% !example ; air ha eapitted from the Jury that yerdict, whinh he was ceritrik ender the direction of his. Lordship, they leust , gies 4 . . ' • A Clerical Nimrod , — IS' Rev. Mr. Willianiat . proved the case of the Plasintii, as stilted by. Mr. , Burroughs, with this addition, that during the Chace, the Plaintiff, his ''Lartelliird, the Witness; .. 'and the rest of the field ' , had +tette''' . rode Oyer' . lands and estate of the Defendant, Mr. Hunt, 'Mee case of the Plaintiff being closed, Mr. livur addressed the Jury: lie felt particularly gratified that he was to ba jutird by Gentlemen .tilvi of his own rank in the county, at whose hands he was confiJent, under the directions of the Learned Judge, he should receive justice.' The Counsel ftlr the Plaintiff had, as it appeared. to him, ad.:. vetted somewhat indecorously to a transaction wholly unconnected with the present case, and lie would add, somewhat unjustifiably, inasmuch as that case was yet undecided. if he might'be permitted to indulge in sportive allusion; ho would' add ) that the present trial of Jenncr v. Hunt was . the twin brother of that of Smpkin v. 'Hunt—it twat ceeesigivi. born, and bred in the sausisdpirie T' Oat Of Ifinitilli.*ltilni l / 4 -4o bindle t say , was [Here 'the Court blififillittfo Cote of iiiiihrer.) gent then *eel over the ciscOts stated by the ',Canted Counsel, on *lime argtietetits. he mine . sereril Observations whicit excited the risibility of the Courtin no ordinary degree --and efteet for cible appeal to the Jury, oQ *heat he called, in the most man', aid energetic Matinee', for the in . dependent parformaticeofihat defy whith they owed to themselves; their &Mille% and their country; he concluded by expressing a. hope that they would, by their verdict, teach the real Plaintiff, Mr. ,Beachi.that a British Jury would never eounte. AlittllCC that forced construction of, the law; which was attempted to be carried loth executiOn against individual, especially Selected as the butt against whom the shafts of malignant persecution had been so repeated!) , directed. • Mr. Baron GRAHAM( was or opinion,' that the reference of the. Learned Counsel to the_ case of 'Slmpkin v. Hunt, was irregularar any rate* had nothing to do with the present question; but if it had, as - the. case. was yet .undecided ; it was iMproperi. becaure the mind of the public wits not. to be influenced pending. any question. Witbre.. opeet tp:the coodect of Mr. Riot,' either in that oc 14,4tesCnt lnsti be,-,0 11 40, 1 4. NOtecir ll. "?' abje irdiscoves.iiitimmbPetneir ;: • titi .• • . elmieOnce:ar *UMW- '-' • • • • •ha deltnive ; bet' Mr. newt jiad n e t .Itia to the Jury viideted t * in antheitatiti: theiteurithi ;of 'propriety or decorum,— —. The•LearnecV Judge lamented the prevalence of the spirit which led to this species of-prosecution. Paintiff coMplained of a trespass• by the Defendant ; but what, had he done ? In . company with the Plaintiff he had partaken of the amuse' latent of stag.hunting, .and 'during the - chace it was proved by a Reverend Gentleman that he had. rode over the Plaintiff's land to the mighty ex' tea of 100 yards. • Had the Plaintiff com, plained at the time? -- That was not 'proved,' and therefore it was to be inferred that he had not. It was not a little remarkable that the Plaintiffhad afterwardi rode over the land of the Defendant. Had the Defendant complained No.' The feet was, that, urged by the spirit of 'the chace, they had mutually disregarded the ground over 'which they had passed—it was impos. Bible, under those circumstances, to say that this was a wilful trespass; and he really VI Mk at a lost to lee that the conduct of the Defendant tr i os. so flagitiously reprehensible as it had beer! stated. The Jury, without hesitation, returned a verdict of Ore Shilling damages ; but the : Learned Judge declining to y s,. the Plaintiff has the pleasure . _ . repulsed at all points, in which .Geleral Sii am was badly,: but not mortally, Wounded in' the head 'rho enemy lost 0,300 men in_ killed and wounded, fled, with the utmost precipitation, and. retreated to the walls of Tarragona. :o'Donnel's intention was to destroy the division of General Sonher, to blockade Oslalre, anti- , to ioiercept the communication of . our troops with France.— Our . isms amounted, in the whole, to 160 killed, and ,237 wounded,.. among whom are aeveu of& cers,.--Rottar;lom Gazelle, March 13:: ' • VIENNA, Flip. 24.—The Bth of next month seems to be. fixed for thedepartere of her Imperial ` Highness Maria-Louisa, namely, immediately after the nuptial.ceremonics. and festivals shall have been terminated. On the2d of next month the soleMo entry of his Imperial Higbnesi the Prince of Neuf.. chalet, as Minister Plenipotentiary. of the Etnpts: tor Napoleon, is to .take place: The whole re:. tinue is to assemble.at the palace of . Schwartzeit. burg, and . from • thence . the procession Witt pro ceed to the Imperial Palace. On the following day the nuptial ceremony is, to take place: • Op the 4th of March the Archiluchess• iato re nottece for herself. and her issue all right of suc cession with regard to any part of the Aestrian do *minions. . . • ' On the Bth, the Empress MarlauLettiaa is to take her departure:: .The assemble a short time before her departure. • twelve Ladies of the ,Court, four Lords Of thel3led-phamber,„ fuer ,Pagea,., and Act-Prince and Pritipees of Trout*, Mansdoi4 are ter' attend her Majtivq. ~atfi s c,* its Wausau.% • • • .. fills MajostytheEciiperOt of the French ha's sent part of his Goinifi hi' Dianna's,. with several 1 4 4. dies of. Holour, Lords or the •BetLehaniber l 'and 'High (Mail, le:receive his Serene Ceniert ib a • moinicr **thy of : her.' Imperial Majesty: Tice Countess Of. Lazoisky l , hitherto first Lady at: %Amor to her Majesty, is alone to otiose : her to Paris, endeethe tide *.or Lady .of her .Palace.: • LAW AGAINST DuEEEINo.—.-A 13111 to stippress Duelling has been introduced into 'the %mite or Delegates of Richmond, America, charging •that eveey person either accepting or giving, a chal lenge toSeat te r tlntd, shall 'be retzdeaed Incapable 'ef nrce Of ari.oltuttenl, •either civil or. uillifsey. 'That every Officer,-civil 'or' alifitaar, after the passing this Act, 001; on his appointment to any office or post, swear that she never has been engaged, directly or indirectly, in any duel, nor will, daring hie huldittg...sucb office or post; engage in any duel. All persQhb offending egotist this law, are • thereby teHdrid unable to bring actions - at law before anyCniift: __.. . . - • iIiPBRUL PA Rlitzt 31 • 13Nr: 111 '" ci 17; • • Abotil heard. . Counsel in the •Alipuit•str-Maiteri i tin v. 31eJek14 • adjourisid too 'yeiterdiiy;-, when Ar.- Adam, seg. hiiiiog 'spoken (petit! l'ieponduhtiii - shid.Sir Thomas Piliapos replyhigi`44. the• Ape!. lents, the Lord Chancellor adjourned the farther • ' bearing till 'Alundak: ' • Metsages from too. Mr. Lushitigton,• presented five •P tetrate• Hills Nellie' Bar of the House . ; and SU. ..pluhnson, frunsi that Office of the Chief Secretary for n trilaild s presetrikA • id. at the Bay slime Aceortitts . forireiand:- • • Lord HARDWICK inured for. the Ridtht . fr lion' of various Papers,. illiistratiVe the arising from thu Bill for prohibiting the DistiiiiN . lion fr9m Corn, 7 • • • • • jIIRELINGS 1 1 ;0011f 'AUROAD. ' • Lord KING, pursusift.tii . : notice, moted'for . Ale Account of Foreign Troops eugaded .410 Country, with their pay, from the y ear . I 8) 1.810. lljpredating -the practice' t ufititrik44,tig foreign troops • into this couptiy; whioh; , ihought, was most iicuustlisstlikni t •was•inipis;. Bible nut to observe that the 4gif, 3 :4ioe4xl selling, had augmented. 119 . -dievot doubt the merits of thmie try, hilt, "ciVitrStifis atnul " . mg the' pie. r• • 41. 1 94440 . 1.40"4"*" 144 81 :' . . were with what they are, esp e cially wi th reference to allegiance, he•Cotild not; his'i..ardshica said,, en. trust them with the deknce of•Gihraltar,,of lire. land, . or, • (cast of all, - with that Of These troops, notwithstanding, illicitly _coil sit lone million of money annually., • • • Lord LIVERPOOL saw no cause to tn* the MutioWol the Nehle Lard: • • • • • PEACE WITH FRANCE. I'. Lord HOLLAND 864, he could, not refralk from $00143 censure of Ministers respecting the ej; change of .prisoner's. Looking at 44'bfeakiiig tkit the cartel at - fderlaia, he must think that thli wqa done in order tottade the chance of entetinginAo any negociation lei peace. Ile hoped'to. have sesas a Noble Lord (Malgrave) in his , plibe but ptit• , . haus, Convenient concealtkent, owing witit.of minsinunication with .6 is colleagues, rented his attendance. He therefore, ssoveb, that their Lordships •klif surnensniid fur ThirsdAgr next Their Lordship were erderteth be .aucisowied" for.that day. . MUTINY • ' ' • • The Duke of NORFOLK rime .te Stitelifs ' s ol". jection to the 'passing Of • ale,' Tot ohti, AWihat clitusn -t. .' 04.14.e4,,, 4 54; F ruits itet . , in. Scotland. • Ailing . 4 . 111014,601M0N9,:i449g0ar16., • . . Rl , 0%4 ro' '• '• - ---.-- Sir CH ARtiESPIIIIOIR obtained leave to bring Li Is Rill: for the Erection of anew Market IWt!te City of I.oisitai ~ tiw , the Sale of Ciittlaiitadl for fie remblioi Um 'preseat bowie' Smithfield: Leave wasgivat set laiag in a INS fit Rif yeifer stipplyyst . of Liverpool, with Wal - • --_ . r• • • - Sir W. CURTIS Deadest up the Iterrtiff - of the c i anansite•-. tee on the Blackfriare Sunday Toll amillkive w. l ll lq , Dge 141, ' bring in a Hill. . •• . • , Mr. H. THORNTON pave entices Aka be •woollittitlie";A: au Monday next ;or the ,Peoductiea de the Stoa:,- Pcieteass•l . Lists. Mr. W. POLE eve aothia s ttiat4se Wiped ow litolitlay. '. move for a Select Committee, to take tat, smisideratien - thdi ' Staled the Harbour of Ardslass. : ' •„ . , . Mr. CRO,K. ER morel for a- Copref a Letter freiniSir R. - Strachan to J. Hirrow, gial. dated 15ta March; 11410-:-• ' Ordered. . . •. , Mr. CHOKER broaelit up a Petition from the.Connty of ' Down, what the illiii now pesidingin the House of Lord., relative to the Distillation of Coro.—Ordered ,to He tia,tbb Tante. ' i ' ; ' ms Me. MARTIN Wished Wha if there wviddlif oily' oh- - jection to lay before the House on Account ot ibe . •Extraar- '' dinary Expellees - 4f the Expeditati iD lilt Sefleldt. .' 1 Mr. WARD said, there iva, already. stiCh an Acronat be , fore the House. . Mc. hIARTIN said, he did. not andialthad what Witsipesuit by the surd Extrata dinar). . •Mr, WA R ll•taieriived the Him. Genikmar ftiert ail* oi. • h': ready befliv the House an Acountut the W ll:sped:geld' .''.' ~ ' , the Scheldt Expedition, both Estraordillio # ill ialicririse, • so, that there was no -occasion for such a . 31 i io. T a hejloase thenresolved wl/into e thill , uee es thekl2- : • . , _ ' rine Altitlay Val, Several Seadt a tr es lv i r wilts -Kurd : -• " • tit; after withAii • the Iteporl liras - o . skt . loli4i ix. "'. , . • .dered.lo.be'Mailiptbeil tiledliblillorid • A new Writ was orticreitAg -bill iMitihlk Welibbare. : laiid,'iu the roomilif, ~--....11Wit0&, ~ 4.,......Ji1. ''' . '. , • • kiaterAtiii,m: • NIS , ;•`• t .• ' . -' 7 ' ; Mi.. PAILNEL,L et* su cmoVetitiossza•ti?-* :leo. • • tics, P A. "Aka.* ... T• iit i lik - 46E 1 '!hat • .oinit ever, ,tik_.__a .4..,_4_,,y pat hes. erou 44 , . • . • • ... • • - b.•• ..iOnst:tieltitincipal•airm me..ii itelireitelitatiiptv,k4n4; i : - • that wris t tu - SuficiatiaL4loo onomiliPticlitisa ut Um. :tTM . ... Obit; istittey. •In r4)/.0.!$ :!vtP • ilgofoigo. l 4. 1 . . a nal - ,peirdif -hic:if ' . • 't )41 1:1• • ' • -. the •, • . - MOW • , 'lit • rest one• , aft emit .• .well known declining to certify, the Vlaintitf has the pieesure . - mo t it objeciAlkihat eiituve'dfillftiii . httsi;dueed ; its: it LIP, to the of pa g io g hi s. , pion , Costs. . .. * it, ‘illiC . 4i44ldoL. - pWilii.ll UP. be , bitteticti da kin. ire than one Let it be imPressed on the mind of every indi- k e epers bef e ll ° • alko r were ju g gled, e • . , ~.• .. : . d a Jury 10 victual in the United Kingdom, .that the TRIAL , Lord Ltiogrtvom, said, there - itdther lies. - .** to the estab- BY JURY is that must invaluable pritilege, by Bill itf . itses kind in which so feiv nOw'clstnee, igs;;' ri, The De- which we. are distinguished from the other nations novations they could .not be at alt - 'denorilit4tri L 44. Impunity . of" the 'world—for, with the esceptiOn of Ame- were introduced. 'Men beco.sto solilikri'lrOW-; htt•' ! tOeecire to .r 'lt iipuknown in any other Gistrernment. moment of their taking . the. recruiting hlbuttiy: te• eloquence ,:, ..-,-,.. ..• . • . i • ' • If Noble Lords. would look weitte;the stains° of 'eked, *ham - '• —. D cavu..papEits, , the Bill, they would' find that no mieeiiiraiteriii is ill effect-.:'. . : . • don, were made in it. ' ~.1 . .....•• tokata p .MAacit3.,--,The Minister at. War bas .. 111 1: • p. , - 2 AA N Oft.FOLli short ly , explained on t c 0.: - . .t traps. al. I • s .• .' .. ' . ' '.- .. ": .. . • ~.. • 1114644t / t : ." loile; Usti Gerona . Feb. 23, whereby it en.: . amen , menu . ,:. : .... 1 ., .. . -4. , -.; • , Lion o f " 4 " e that the 20th i battle was fought in the • 14.' 1 41. 1 44 diti4ied .of'siolbei' . bliiiinets, "thole- . pearson complained. plain of Vech, where our trueps, commanded by . Lordships now proceeded to thdtase at Snitocitr.. - i d f t o h o o t DeT be ei. i n . t .General Souham, were attacked by the .Spanish Attehle• and others. After clearly - .staring thipi Catalonian-army, under the orders .of its newt); groudds of his judgment, the - Lord Mandel* . not attempt a ild venture to appoltits d Chief,' Gen, 0 6 Dounel. ,TIH; la ser: moved ' their Lordships to reverse (MOimi," id' course, carried) the declaim of thiLisurt et SON' . gents mado:their attack with great fury, . bat were (Illnt7 against I repulsed at all points, in which Gwent! Sou wn . siOn.lo.s9itiand: , i - -r- - r: fielsciolur czpidit o* which etvir / ! •rubwitted,—hc walk find atiOthl e it satiq'attoity ; J they gaTo.no rife . r•-w w " i fr? 6 , 9? ... Ow Paillianhii 1 applicitiaat or dumb . . , as .7wad. , i ft t h e r , ttatehicnt a *OW aril'Oefeeis l i et a . th egi was ng, thing atorailtaa Oiso 40 110 ( 01 , haa4, :ar saw poi t .int 9 the ii i ink,"oo4ol4 of atm a lia list ion. in did lecorOest ANA glalattal 1111110.11 CONV.. deuoVihita a !hi. 4 . J r lit,tt: nap statement r.,,,,,i & ,,, .. . th,re Ira the mune ,Eteitperpisses. . le the i . vrthieeee ho tatiiill, .fp •41 .. elliffirt at rest to two linea r - pgir r i: )- ) tt. abroad..- P r lit gi I U P, e4ll .._ -,~ 1 gu ts IN cantiattatit,l` sea of theapiti ref (1 i . tins k Opeoldituri ; and %co.. .0414 t<rteiiiva until II 44 distribatunt of. ,igt,,liquoati l *ttets. was Nor 3' ic;co444. rer• It Avdquirifp, la gt : ialaieliflittel I ro,inika ..;,...iii A' eiLAIDIIV...s .....: .____ ..