The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-03-20 00:00:00

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NEW PAVILION THEATRE (ASTLETSLNEWCAS -Ttl-•TItLET, STRAND, WILL CLOSE To. m oaßow EV ENlNG,Saturday, March 21, L Med- The'Slost Noble ibl rl. . Toe Rigid HOn. ill! hurl 'f N. ..a.ap. TNe it*ht Hun.'the Boil of huckiug ~.mbhive• ' ••• ' • • Ti:r Rtikt Huse. the F.all ..r VirlitrUAlory. . Pr.ied, Eq. M. P. S. Bernr.rd Morisitd.Z.e U. P. • ' • • •• • • Revd Creseent,_Brigibebi.• •• t ; . By Mr. BRAY. •• At the NO Steyae lintel, on - MONDAY, tb " day of April -ext. it Twelve n'Ctmk, 4.' Very desirable LEASEHOLD .E.FSfDENCti . beim No. 6, itithr•Ro)al , Cresient cornmandirge 10 OW frost n tair4 beautiful view of thee/made of Wight,- iksting,„ Head, and the sartaueding sea-ports; s the hack no eittll4ll`f . i and uoirderropted view of ilie Downs and Mate-course. The Moose contains the following Wald specious apart-I meets, .ou the attic 'tor., three roses; on the second boor., three ditto on the Ant 'door, a• front 'dressing-room. a hack ditto, n oebed-ch miler, so constructed that it may be mink Mtn rw, with folding doors, and dressing-room; on the wooed doer, • dieing-tuoinand hark parloar with extra sized foidhig deem an entraticeehaik sad water chiset ; on the basement sr various kitchen. houseltetper's man, butler's paatry, scellery. larder, %Fe and coal cellars, with other couvehiences, mad a pump of excellent water, with crwden attaelted. The premises have been recently buished uud tilted op by the present larsprietsr, at irconsidevrible expellee, rod are held Air an unexpired tout of '24 years, from the %to day of June, 1812, its the rent of 1001. pee annual, Land and Prtrperty"ras allow ed. The imrehaver• will bare the option of buying the Free hold for 14101. at nay time previous to the 21th day of June, lath. Tae fixtures ui be taken at * fair valuation; and the put c tamer may also have the furniture at valliosionwse the same to be sold on the premise... Ts he viewed with tickets, - which, with Particalike, may be ' had of Mr. i llrit)i, Auctioneer, B.tigiti or 'at. chuner, snlicitor, 4, 4 ,15, Seii.bury-noseve, ER4; -eptiel l; Am. ... M. r. • *set' sty Divetiirs. • - -1-. nlsoatissalltsventre../, T. HA , ' .r, rig F. A,R.. • tcEipTs for iIottALENEWAL of POLICIES JCL sitiskl terminate sii,Lll7Y-13A Y. are rlow in O+ l l l. OC delivery", Peruses wit() are fasuld svith tttit As;ociatiost bet:ease Mew hrr. Suds Profits as arise are divided ;Noisily among the illetolsers; according fo their respect:4'e enritvlbsAttia. and willow the gi s k o f 1,00, as all an,; It !tlitellUil CO POLO Alla been provided to meet soy excess of Lira. this may occur.' Agents are Town in. flt-erst Uri• tiin who artitkAlrellb 744)VLUIEialT urn OFFICE. feaarletli.a stkatiflit rise**. , NOBLE trEff ANt) GENTI.F.I4I.:N. WANTS . a Situatita l as BAILIFF, a Parton •13* has had that unintientenv of J.,uo Acre. ut Lnnd tine years I every secerity oven. Any port nt EtidillOm kW' 14nd, or Wulf.. min not be objected to. Letters atidressed to A. :S. No. 4. Knbo-stredIAMPPI4OI., Loodna, will be ittowedio.ely attended to. • , IINDIA and BRITISII SHAM, II'Aft'AIOUSE. 1- The most •pleactin and "'Mug Assemblage of I N I) I A and BRITESif SHAWLS eerersikrett fur intalie invvction, ate sow 411/ Sale, at ,E V L I N ETON 'S (Late of thr II m " Wi. Olt wan and Everirstkon"). TUe rattenb cacti - nee the most hrxerittut eiTteinn of Orienttil mot British taste g tne colours e that'll a variegated mid tasaretlminstsitieenee ssittl ryisel 401 pa ice, bit ft* fl "Mow RIM bouaur hiui nith a Gin o will be estavinced of the - moderate' term aping which he elm.; ducts big estadsliabment.o-No. 10, LOCI te-street,aear St. Paul's._ •.; • 'riachley. haildirsest. •."-- ; Eltegradi Iteeei :Da partteasibald - Rt'siteiseft; 'ad about 'bo Aeon nf rich Meadow Laski, delightfully simata within eight' „Miles of Loudnu, in the moat agreeable part of Fiachley. lis Mr. S. n. SHERWOOD, At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of }.:aslant!, early la . . *pia, unless previnosly dispwied• of by Prlvaio Cmatract, AVERY desirable Fit El.:11014D - and LEASE }IOI.I) ESTATE, calculated for a Validly of the ant' respectahilits ; comprising a substantial uniforms Residence, CUI) Whim four best chamber., dressing-rooms, and closets, servants' sleeping-rooms, and nursery, a handsome dining-roans. 46 feet, wills bow-window nod folding dont% rtpentag , to a cheerful lawn and paddock, elegant drawing-room, will, vistaed's. a breakfast parlour, hall nr summer dinlng.room. butler's pantry, sp:Monts kitchem, dairy, wash-house, and laundry, a cowl larder, see- Tanta' hail 21 fret, and litneekceper'. snow avers the detached .Ibees arc well arranged, a n d consist of a double coach-house Sad stabling for ur horsey, Iniroess•ronni conehnum's room, wand house, iroltry- hove, hrew:ltawse, large conch yard, a pump of Sac sprint water. Thesroands are disposed seltlilallnite taste, are planted with n seleitiim of choice shrubs, and ornamented with forest tree% an elegant lawn, shrubbery, and paddock fenced, productive kitchen. garden, south WWI. and numerou- fruit trees, hot houses an green-house; convenient to the house are aeveral , enclonires of rich Meadow Land, coo talning tosce‘ltcr about iO Acre% To be s 'cued with Tickets, which, wits Paniralam, tray be Mad at the Auction Mart ; and of .T. H. Sherwood, 42, Ilsrtholninew-close. ; -. 4 A. SPYRANO ANN) DIARSDEN'S PURE LEMON At• Ill, For Punch, Lentwoade,.ffiaces, &e. FAMILIES, Taverns, and Inns, will find it ex .& uniaty enaseinsat, as it suits every doinewie +llll..ose is here the Leman is necessary ; airs Officers, Captains of Ships, alit ethers no it Is dry and portable, nod will retain its davaur in every YrroareJ uuly as 163, Borough, Landau; and sold in bottles, at 6d. by must Druggist!, Libiaries, Conferti.mers, Oitrriert, and Medicine Venders; and be Risge and Hawkins, Band to et g Williams, 72, Pirc'adilly; I I usernin, Rox)rnarket ; ' Leicester•square ; Mocdunald and Cn. Long-acre; Old. fiekl, Queen-streets Butts, Bernerkstreet ; Sanger, Jeffery, and Barker, Oxfard-streetsWard, HAborn ; Barclays, Fleet market; NewatiOy. Harris, mid Shaw isud Edwards, St. t'atir4 Church-yard; Ruder, Stubbs, and Rigge, Chenpside ; Tutt sod Nit, tinder the Exchange ; Golding awl Vade, ('anthill; roinpliq Bioinityite-street ; Knight. Marina Mitigate ; Bat ten. Clapham; ruckliasi,. Camberwell ; Giffurd and Butter. kid. Strand; nod Firtch, demist, Greenwich. 'll DISH, after returning his most grateful thanki • to the Pablic for their unbounded favours is the late Loneries, respectfully acquaints thrum that Tickets and Shares are wiling leveed Variety far the new bitt,ry of only 12,000 Tickets, all tulip draws the solh of NEXT MONTH. Present Price—Ticket £2l IBs. Half sell 6 0 1 El4lith £4lB 6 Quarter 515 0 Flllicteenth • - 1 9 6 The Scheibe oa laspuetion will be fiend novel, and mar be had patio, at 4, CORNHILL, or 9, CHAR INO-Clif/Sq. Where &I Capital Ps ises have been !Altana .lot red to the I. .t -knot of 1810 Ant lent and the Prizes paid nil d. ma .d. *•• Pe.sons la-the Cottli!ry who, find Ho difErt:liy berg rlppiled by the Agents, &tie • desired to %site (rost to either of RISK'S ()aces nu•ab.nre. ." • • Lel*lent.. i' • ;!.es. Bs Me. 13 IblU. • • On Md?4UAY, March St). .0 Oise ,'(lnc,,fit at the Qweea's Held Toyeni. Nr 'neon. odor t to VW ) rch, w Phan, ftes.erve, SIX BRICK HOUSES, with lad gutters, !awry hunt, twotaimiug glare* , rooms nail aivessise. , l covet:. weer nod •I 0 fret of garden ground Waal eac kota.e. tiee w hor i s bad es lease for the term of 4Syrars, 811.e.Apired Ouse Lally-day nest ; atuated'and befog is Aiiik•stc et. ornind the Toropiice,.Walworth. Dear the Mew Sorrt3 Goad, all I,s to re yeetable tenants at o • Lot f. se. s. d. In the ocempation of Mr. Clerk s at the yearly swot of 1J • 0 0 Ground not V 2 0 JSIVKWRIGrit earnestly recommends the s Publie Allem . to the Grand and loot roved SC!! F.ME or the NEW LOTTERY, to draw on the &MI of APR It, which, though ceasistisig of ooly 12,000 Tickets, coutaloS Prize) of A 20,000 1 /COM 1 ‘4OYI 440'0 . 10,003 I ON 9(03i 10110 to variety sod 'aloe, superior to any Lottery few lowial years pout; and as Tickets and Shares are sure to he Name before tbel)rawing, fu,lirst aa early purchase at the Old nod unrivalled fortunate Offices of Sir JAMES BRAN SCOUR soad No. 37, Cornbill, 1 No. 11, }tuition', ?Eu. sg, Haymarket, N0.'141, Oxford-street. Clear - lo 18 0 Lot 11. To the octupatioe of dlr. Thom% at the yearly rest of 1$ 0 Grassi neat 110 ' Clear 101 t, 0 • Lot lii the eeempatioa R hodeo, at the vealy met of Li 0 0 . Ornuad reel 2 2 0 Clear 10 0 Lht IV. • Is the oceepatioa or M r.Thotattsoaot the year! rent AS 0 0 Crewed rent 4 2 0 Clear 18 18 I Lot V. • laihrigesgrawilmr. Pearce, at the ready rod of IS 0 • • - • • Grotaxremat t 0 LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSAiIift;:...- Ili; Royal iiichoess the Doke of Y irk, PreOttesitOM the following Committee of Governors : 't.arl or Leitrim Colonel W . J. Jones, M. P. Right Hon. T. Joliet I John L,touche, Esq. M. P. Rt. ilmi.R.B. Sheridan:ll.P. Colonel 11. Clements, M. P. lion. C u ;. Cl J. B arry , M . P.- Captain James Hay. Barcena ' Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Kay n 1 College. Lnadon. t L I IIE Patronage this Instituti on h as r ecoil' for ..la l istet the eltelifi ve trea t ment an d C ure o r both Sox". N" t, % . ' 4l ereal Complain% and their dreadflo". cm em • •:',..taret, debility. alter:dims., &e. contlacted ender the UM i• 02irnt of a Gentleman of the first proles-I,volt abilities. a* ' ' '.v' th e Public of the hick m et '', of Mr. F ',NAN'S 1 ' ' tla thal,hy•itt - the inconver.i.mces Public ;calm Iv 'ti, whilst the yens - dest.thc Ai* 4 elusioas held nut t branch ' Pea 'tier. mo re it , Serra, have been ' e nititanan, sure leans of those ' of the &rose Algid to Mr. ?Prearanegt, tie made to t ,. .Tees Sariteno gren tftt *met. 1 oile-onyt, Btak Ileb eflefrowt six tit. colornuaientimm, fin. &ewe, and wilt be r Clear ' la 18 0 T.ot VT. lu the occupation of Ur. Sontiyat the YearaY NOM U 41" 0 • . t.. 54 - r.llll - 1 :. 111.1 .19 , • ' 10 gl . lf tot VII. _r ' .t . PRAGIIi S IM oriee "4 Jon t. 4 4. I - . t. t . :•' 2 •• -~. LONDON►, FRIDAY, *ARCH 20; 1812. , L': !. . v 4 l * 0• IMPERI4L,P4ALLIAVIPIT. ROUSE OF LORDS, Masai 19. 1!e LORD CRANCELLOK took his, ow cia fled Woolsack abeat the anal hour s assikllt"tbe Arta instance, a ,, few"of tit& i Lordiddlit attended. Several: it the Bills - upon the table were 1 fuimerded_ , and mule routine hilvisehillispolied of: .. Tholiad of LaUDERDALE thartiymtllrd the attention of ! the Wine to a cfronastance whiClikelleesoatl or the atniost I I • , Formae.anottespectioe weteli rollasetiere circulating t leoagli• intake kiapdoes—ise , •ant uhat -e. 'now Cowie of trado.4..:, tweet 111t,001,7 ucd Fiance was shoot to be authorized & re- ... 'pace% is, be lbottitit that it was. incumbent, os Moble Lott . st 4 effsslielintiaaotae explasation, - and beanntiuseed his i ' • its et Wailer &mord Soli* further will; inotibas t tentlin toll esimpf the commercial re/idiom of fire saviour; trader its p ~volot critical cirempastances..- Est lenittufteT said a fel/mord& lisisrelyeand festei de ife= t r is s e ll i eekey fleeigestLorti ' t 0919::_,..,. ~,.....••••:"- :...,'"1"`,,Pr..•.t.44.:0001k - ititinetriet ifetkirt.-1,.._ al lad, * "# 161 ,001 1 * were astasuft,...., . . ......,, m d_- . ... Lord , BOstaresoi.leertifiebtelo bring ':ferwatd his itpromised snoSieri !en this most interesting and' bi- .. pageant solijecto:' , l4 : adverted, in the first instance, !faille infreguaileitzhis coming forward, or of his taking 'any actkre,liert in the discussions ;of their Lordships` lionise -silt was usual for one so circum-* , seissced, when Dried, to some, forward on a great *tic occasion, y a sense. of duty, to expatiate upon the purity and., patriotism of his • saeeiver: I though her meant not to follow thla ample, he Ishould in a vvord -assure'their Lordship., such pro . fessions could not possibly be Made with more since rity than by the individual who had now the honour of stddreosing them. Themotion he should have the honour to submit, he begged leave solemnly to as sure thellonsfr originated solely with himself, and'. i not from the suggestion of any man, or any set of mea l either in that House or out of it. It arose ' solely from, his firm conviction of the necessity to avast the alarming and extensive dangers with which , the country was surrounded,, involving calamities, in his apprehension, of no less magnitude than an emi nent separation of the two Sister Countries, and coneequently, so far, a dismemberment of the Em- pire. Of these calamities, is his contemplation, the molt alarming symptoms . were developing themselves; and these calamities wore pending at a period beyond all former precedent of danger and difficulty*. Whe ther these conclusions were erroneous or not, they were the firm convictions of his own egad, end-were the sole motives of his thus coming dorward to call fox the inteeposition of that House: . 'The viaduct of the /Mettiliotee Personage who new . governed the Countey,..en the occasion of the lamented ludisposis ties of our venerable Sovereign, must be. fresh in the recollection of their Lordships. • The anxious sense of filial duty by 'which that Illustrious Person , was penetrated, induced Lim ou that occasion; and: as long as the hope of recovery existed; to continue' ; and adhere to that system of measures . which had received the sanction of his Royal Fattier, and w.hicli, under the circurnstances;•,it must be painful to him to bate done away. At length, when the. confirm ed ,nature of .his Majesty's illness led to the inves titure of his Roy:.l tHiglapeis,'hy Parliament,' with , :the fultand onrestricteri•authority, of the Cr.own, his., 'Royal Highness was i .necessarily, no longer in- fluenced by these considerations, which • had so honourably before distinguished Itis,Royal Highnesfet conduct. What were thee the bright and'cheeriog prospecte of the Island • and what :rem, now the gloomy clouds that overhung it? During the interval he alluded to, the most important conquests were wrested from the enemy, neti added to the culunial_ possessions of the British Crown. Though a fermis' .dable n avy bad been constructed by the enemy, yet every Tassel that ventured to. put to sea found ite way into to British port. The colonial power of p tlstr. enemy was, -strictly soaking, annihilated. Portugal was wrested from the military occupation of France ; in the 10th year of the war, and the 4th year of the Peninsula war, tut only had Portugal - been recovered .from the grasp of tho enemy, bat the British armi,l 00 every occasion, shone with honour, In the' terris . *tries of Spain, conducted by one of the first Gene mils of tie age. What were the prospects on the' other kind? General commercial distress, multiply !! ing bmskruptcies, the manufacturing system most so. ,riouslideteriorated, and new laws, giying additions' fliciiities tea pilfer currency, were recently. me* In some of the principal provinces of 4issterliw, riot, disorder, and a contempt of lad prevailed,! almost amounting to insurrection. A new war on 1 another Peninsula threatened us. In such arduous 1 and critical circumstances, notwithstaiding nearly' the whole of Europe's population was confederated against tte!--notwithstauding the small comparative. population of our own country, yet from the pals of, the British Constitution wasexcluded one-foorth past of the population of the United Kingdom. le giving, to the House this general outline of theliteatiou .of,. the national affairs, he felt extremely _ aexioui l sfeel to be considered as statiug with a spirit of psseim44,o with any sentiments of dismay or despair; off.t4strcenst teary, he came forward under thp funtyk.tigii Opt --- , mid , 1 pcnigtof the -- • :'* kW ~ . . ~ s - betas • • 4 1;0 • 7 , I, ..7.•-• ; • ;,,?•-• • • slatipit ir , • • ' ` .44 4 ! "' Atitital• 7 , 44- _ ~.; • , - . 4 .- • •. ; . r• ••••10:!'arynrrlfr7 . 1,1 0, 11 . . • • • • • ..` , • , .f: • . • ;.• : • , elv.• -.• - 47; • , i : d . l4 • 4t*: •.• • • . . ' • • • •ar •1, • 4r, •Ir • ir . • .. . •' 7 ,•• : • ..;,:•;:ig•l'.>t‘,. - P r• 4 I " • • , . 7 110-: •.. . • • • • •• .•.itpAie :lilt , • '1... !. .t A'!X h '' ,". 1 .4141 1. 41;1: .•-.4.,i4 IV .sitip , :..14 millt,*; k.::: tre,i ,. ..,. i. 4 ..c,.':•.).;77.,kil .., ! , , •44 ~ . \ , .. • Ns . • 1. t ?,_*, 'at gellealinalailla t t'ettYt 3 :It' '. e 17:..; , •ri • ~: .., TO.Moalto IV EV ElNlVlti,NStUftlay, Matra zt I : up mime of on _ _ __ aluabie kora saki, unti -• . COME and SEE!!! ' . Volumes of Y The bet Night of the astonishiog .ELEPITANT 1 som e t, woad, is, good emittitioo, and fit t i l iz if tw tuts Gantt. The last Night of the surprazi t. log l ß ß O v l r iS D E p til ocs f‘ , ba nt lu ll'iL eadenkit i 4 rtiler i t i l".: en wto Pilu a l f w el ;b Lem olrb o Y run, eamtamit 4es. wh y b a ra n s: The lasi Niaht o - MN sittimithing .. . KW.' 1 $ 41 1; 41 !'.- - The last Night bathe Awagbable ,IitUSICAI. 1 1 1 ..._ . , By mes. 46 I ,, Romp4os am ios, The 1.-..4 blight of the Gnsod haitero Popo:ar Spectacle , canes_ Dal& Perak.", No. 41, flridge:street, Starkfriars, an T.ftYtt- TIM TARTAR TARTAR'D 1 • - And fie last Night of the Goole 11.tRI.N.QUIN ADE 1 • DA__Y.„,Sinrch SS. el Kkweg f . " 1" T i r"•ll ll mbei7. b 7 Owlet 41/ tow renprirtekr, trosotiog inttsl Doers to he opeeett al Ltmlf-patt litvfl•aselk 4 1111 11 110 1 Hai' elompitG.ftiag439ool 4 & r ttsitativel; et;, put siz.a-Seconit Pri 6 Half-post Fs +t. .—os.`.l • ..0. • • t-A,.../ &Ws; Thom • atydrai . • Art Xi.Ordeci eaake abatdat, _,4 %tr . °II 1"4 . - - -r qo; .0140 • .- . T . WitilanVfilowate*.. gtok c illithia .',, s : viodety frig. 41111.110/ Cent. eonsolsAr illiclectici tof "Ti!t t r '.kill.blore. rm ' . #11•611( aine the . • , " Bee 1 tarrh s lovas, ttoloretsnos hilainev or Sentlanst, , !ay./A Attaitillal , lee below OU. Vollilliellt . ^ Tatter, Cook's Voyages, flont'tt,nbailititosary,' IC, AN NMt I. to , sot be Puoielowed. • ',.__.' ~,,____ , ;oil. -• r Scr, A. fen tart'. Itiairs . la • lOW, ..lit. s Illioritel Pm dal bin life tit-live% i..g gratis at Inc I.,my-r..im ursomlll'etti ~. _., ~_, ......_... __, ,„,_ very _._ . ...i y IP.• ns k.. had . - 1 w , * earl= •,_ .-: . J.. - • '" s ' al .11 i! 'Ors. se. arid.q. ;* a Mr lots very abetlitat , — CUtINTV FIR*OFFICII...z„,• .... ) .tt /4,,: turt ... ~.,,,,.....,.... . i .,..., m _ _____ ___ domini. . ~ • MUTH Ahl P I'o N f S FILE ET, ST7I4 1 1 !it ._ i ~,, „. .. I , km 1ii;:7 01 77:74 1 7 4 6 .,;;;;" e5e 7 49 ! °• 77 1 ' . 1.. .. . • Tii 1.3'... t;•; I. S. . . . 4 . ' 1 - ''.- . Ns 5 , ITe . siesrd Saturday preyed* tie %Gbh whoa .... Illl'Oesee the Duke of kiiie t . 4. Gr, ,-• . : '''' ' .e.i,s ism* L . ,...tßit :. t h e r r , nuses 1 m i di o f s o u grbr The . lUost Noble der :21. /taw , ,114telslogball,114. . and Son,. Nit, 13 1 Patens...ter-row.. .• .... '4 ~.. Toe Richt Hon. the hurl .4 S; ,Inisiiiptoo.7 t y.. I s trigOb. , ~ •; . . -_—.......s.dom.:••••••21•••11111M1111111MINI _ .11 , When he reenllected- the tangling,- held, as he nn. derstood, in another 'place, by one of the Conte dential ..ieriarthr of the Crown, _wire. impressed wish that thd 'College 'of - Maynootht‘had never lit itted, or vtardi tnthat. 'effect, what'• Ortalt'lle' his alarm as to the intlnenc4 such language littaVisfrre on the minds of theft fellow-subjethr - hoditillitor . country ; innatsit soli in fhe nein:* et thingc'i.:r ) 1 Ance a-77;a/ds axiom sarong thew & A Right Ron.. 4 . .Gentleman, whosethisdotit',ltafennt; and moderation, ' 1 • *ere never to •be lAA** , sitplaoded; hod glue : , •e of a motirot on thtt,-onliech- - tet which he kit _ ~cipnriy atlndc4 ,on the 'l4 - th of zptir-...bore TOlts tbe Cornelopcoh that - •he _ _ _._____ lishie;', he , " '1 . .. , . • 13tb s 4thrshiketesei.., rterilherbseil, ,ki =.. ..seßece sathi s . :tip in* pehpeilik beW: 1 7 1.. 441‘ COardillthail 6130AlitIt'et the eraagn,. irtaata#l44ki • ..,, thireitatelnleificewas 0011doleiwalitiarir biltr'-Co Medea. -. • . _ tired • artingement. Bis-iets atilikiedrfily,. he-itst‘ii" - :•. Revd, .inferined that . sevetti-19bsillittraof • the ' erclsio siaatical body had come forweihbefith4/emnion, In lei - way not very Consonant tettersitetediSalore.of.theitt. vsacerdolic'furictions;. in this tonduit;wo doubt,' the, 't were supported by others. These aleroving sysnplidt . trials had principally eveterred •svithin' the `.lest - &Era t .;. ! weeks.' But these were itetfficoonly syMpternewhitiel •• • • ' induced a marked deterioration in our affairs. Theiter ' • Lordships mit be aware of the present sitiortAPT •.- • bisth of the diurnal and the provincial 'press. I . tese.. the public prints not ranged on two sides I- Were they let doomed to read on onekside of an overweenirg, , 'Overbearing, ainhitiots aristocracy, that even sought possession or the Crown itself;. and in the other • . hand; the meat iirelent and scurrilous language di I • retied against the Illustrious Personage at the head . .. the national Government? [Hear, hear !]. Could . .. they be indifferent as•to the effects which such low* (nage might have on the minds of the community ar • large ? It was ithpossible, when they contemplatil,"•' • ' :- ed the marked deterioration in • the cireemstatiote , - - of the country, the recent conduct of ,Ministers,ttnik- 'af the motives, which rumor has assigned to .tberi...... - . offer of the,.highest honours and marks•of disiincti6lo to certaineleading characters; it was inrpessible,- biz thought, whatever personal feelings .N , Mo. Lards - . easy have, a Parliamentary sopport sestet he-given to . ! the present servants of the Crown, so tail es to. what was strongly rumoured. But they knew it to be true s . . that on the 13th of Feb. last, ids Hord ilighnets thaw.. • Prioarliegenti with a lendable isetietyi- highly be , crisis illestrious character, lied ekpresseda wig" [ that,. in the- present critical situation of affairs in the Peninstla, no menus tire sho old be adepted which should: inducenu r Allies to enstrct that he meant to depart from the system which had been . adopted. Subse, ; quently, : however', to the expression of that wisby ' ; hie Royal-Highness was placed in.such a situation, as to. induce a Noble Marquis (who he hoped would in the course of the state his reasons for so pre ceeding), to give in his resigeation.—{A land 'end . .. "pretty general cry of itear, hear, hear! . for ram • inoinents.]-•-•A Noble Marquis, who had for . shove two years and a half coucluded the whole diploma- . tic correspondence of the Peninsula, so much to hii ... own honeurond the advantage of the country, that 1 , Noble Marquis had previously represented his Ma* josty in Spain, was no less d person than a 'brother of 'the Earl of Wellingtotriimself !•[llear, hear,. hear ! J • —lca had alfeady stated that the. great question of our domestic policy..bad, in the...course • of the. last few weeks; assumed a new and:more decided . chareeter.-t—Out 'prospects, whisk * had 'in some sense brightened, niere.now plunged into a deeper*: . gloom l' And from what he had stated, were .• . thew. no .other reasons, he thought that it fol. loOltii*miellOtter of consequence, that some clunige:-.. - should, rif Aeisitible, .be effected -in the. Admitient t ration -of the 'government. A. letter. sent -from No . . Noble Lardy one of whom was . preveuted 'from sits ' tendieg that evening, in CC/1310VMM! pl' a, fireis-1 domettic calamity, had appeared iO. coissequenasolt • the documentrhe had alluded to. • .One of these wbbis signed that letter, 'eq‘lobie Lout, was preseat. oath aacel4 sulSeleutly speak as to its authentieity mit 411 es itructine which, in truth, it ought to bear.. Front:a . $ Ale ,of tittle documents, ke thinsgittherentighbtt ',globe indidged, . that, by a ten th antew 44.,,tW ipmelpuseadeavours Of his R o yal Highnessy-thettom. % - ;err pay still be gratified by seeing.to-Adamilsiskatlins * • 'formed capable of rescuing the empire frees thalami* - ' 4ing dangers. These documents' wen, iaffireeleefenap :frem one end of the kingdom teektsaibOr Ot we% therefore, be :httrdiY . seoettscl,,Autvwsect vet. a ~ , topic for Parliamentary discussieworriksetinplistities Lord- should. stand up. and sapo6ei that . Hew wee • the only place in therwholis kingslemositereit 0~1 pepereould net be disenssed. 'Ott the tilt* of .111 P bruary, the Main Regent expressed* wish' that it , Administrational:oak' be folioed en* breid and ,Th sr . ml basis. Suchiteguage he shbuld take as an incon testable evidence or"the wish' of his B r oYelltigisnass in' that respect. 'On this pria4iple,,,_ aditt„bokould hare the "puma to submit to tkeix . ,4,eiskidgat-Prltt ceeded. Re should! taw Come AO onside: 60140015 _ . • . I. •• < . , _.. I —aag •• •• ••CIIIIICIFI'M gli Mr WTI pro/m.lo , mi rierm...-,, .... ton r 11. " ... 4 ) .. -... ' ;I-- ' - if447: : -' i; '--I-1 r-'-'-- - -.- ----'-...." -I.' 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His ItOrt1: . 1eo , or been eared, without con fi nement or Injury lib 911111 , abloom, held on a • tense of 61 Vows from Lady-day apes Old even, if necesstey, •to t he ; asteosien Of; 'to tilt gotmtspdirdPig parts* er tho trier, ~ ses with a delicacy nnol settees hitherto uoltalorl t scat. let to 4 team at lei!' at Shislosei:Peest or 15 15 0 f. . • / - rose Nape laboured u I.ler the most complicated di..a, throned rest 4 0 0 succour to our. Allies.' lisictr these cir,,copeitil oto effec . t,.‘ 6 It . : 0 th w. I M I NgrOU .''' Me • ' -• A. • (1.• 1(1 i j ' ' • • 2114 2 •i t . 1. We from ten In homey yeoors. The *ad ------ it was, that ender as at bill niateta...o. r- - ' ye." el '.•- C, ........: s.* ` 4 • 1. dr. Kiernmis treatment in nkw days t • Clain% 11 15 - 0 ......s. g_ big apyat thew* At ' P --- ---". 444' •• 4 , .or debility comes on, the early *mill • Foe runic , Particulars aflu7. Walls Mallitaadv, Nu. bb ,. ''''7". -- "'"1 -..'' 1 . • ? r , ll/ 1 3s. . 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