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questkin -- the.Conitaisslooks ambiations upon taken them bithair a legal diameter upon any of the examinations, an yet been the fact positively _ delivered of a male child irithe year l is nut trite. " That in any claim to the suctessioa to the 'lino*, which, by possibility, at leti•t, may hereafter be set up, hy atey_aspiring lareange possessed of great power, the cireametablial and po sitive, evidence of Sir John Douglas, and of Charlotte, blg wife, if again called fry, would still retain all its legal character and weight, while it might tappets. that the evident:eon she other side might, from death or other cantles, be Asiand dell/tient; and that there can be no doubt that it should jereafter be made to that the feels sworn to by,Ledsnoogiartire Ole, and appear, e ss iileutity • of the male child in bons should be proved, he would be the legal heir to the Throne, notWitiptaimling any iesertions,orany propel, relating to the alleged illicit lotercourse of her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales. " That therefore the honour of bee Royal MOWN the Prin cess of Wales, the sacred right of the Princess Charlotte of Waits, the safety of the Throw, and the tranquillity of the Country, do all mike, in most imperious call 'On diis Howe, to institute now, while the witnesses on both sides are still living, and while the charges are capable of being cl established or clearly disproved, an an vie and impartial inv est of all the allegatisets, facts, and circomstaaces appertaining to this m ost impotent subject of enquiry. 41 Q I, limited, That an humble Address be presented to his itoyat Highness the Prince Regret, review's' that his Regal Highness will be graciously pleased to order that a copy of a Report, made to his Majesty on the 14th of July, lhft by the then Lord Chancellor Erskine Berl Spencer, Lord Gren ville, and Lord Chief Justice Ellenliwoogh, touching the con duct of' her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, he laid be fore the Hoye, together with the Copies of the following writ ten documents annexed to the said Report, namely, '• The Narrative of his Royal Highness the Date of Kent, dated the 27th of - December, 1805. • Two written Duel aratioet, or Examinations, of Sarah Lam pert; one dated Cheltebham, Bth of January, 1806, and the other the 29th of March, 1806. " One of *Mr. Lampert, Baker, Cheltenham, same date with the lest. " Four 4 William Cole, dated nth January, 14th January, 30th January, and 1.3 d February, 1806. • (hie of Robert Bigwood, dated Temple, 4th April, 180 6 . a One of Sarah Biewood, dated Temple, 21d April, 1806. ' 4 One of Frances Uald, dated Temple, 12th May, 114$. • The Kliv's Warrant for holding the Commission, dated the 28th May, 1808. J 6 Deposition of Lady Donglas, dated the Ist of June, 180 S • Deposition of Sir John - Doggies, dated the lit of June, 1806. " Deposition of Robert Bigwood, dated the fith of June, 1806. 46 Deposition of William Cole, dated the 6th ofJone, 1908. 66 Deposition of Frances Lloyd, dated the 7th of June, 1806. " Deposition of Mary Wilson, dated the 7th of June, 1606, 46 Deposition of Samuel Roberts, dated the 7th of June, 1806. " Deposition of Thomas Ilikeman, dated the 7th of June, Ar ' the posicatims of a letter addressed Itoor /tussah . his Royal H ass .Ii 1c.... confidential servants, to ify his eiiassaidi, that the !Mended visit of the Mamie CSAII• Lorre to your Royal Highness on the - following day should not take place. . . " Lord Lfrostroot Is not ettahletto sake say further Com munication to yoor. RO l yal Highness on the , sultject of your Royal Highness s note." To this letter the PHDS," of Waist commanded Lady 4.74N1 HANIIITONi her Lady In Waltiog, to re,,ly as foilowilo . Lord LivEaroocu— . • " • " brootagne-house. Plackhrotb, Feb. 15, 1813. " Lady_ Anne Hasuctset is commanded by her Royal High: , ness the rrinctss of WALE; to represent to Lord Ltvaneoes., that the inslitiniss insinsation, respecting the publication of the . Letter addressed by the Princess of WALIts, on the 14th e Jr 1 musty, to the Reims RLOSTIT, conveyed in his Lordship!" re ply to bee Royal Highness, is as voider fooadatiothand as false, as all the fanner aceassiOns of tbe traducers et her Royal I Highness's hewer In the year 1801. " Lady 4. min:lm is further commusded to say, that di g s nified silence would have been the line of conduct the Prig , eess would have preserved upon loth lasimmiloo (more thanes. I becoming in Uri Livufteoet.), did sot the effect ari nt g I it, operate to depefeebee Royal H igher*" of the sole pipes' she can possess iu this worid—diat Of.seeing her . 1 Child. And. the Confidential Servantsof the Panics Rooms' ought to feel/abased of their condos towards the Princes la avow son tehectloyal Highness their advice to the Pgcn Rs- GeNv, um a unatiiheiked and unfounded sop lions a Mother and er should be prevented from meeting—a po ste bibition yakagainst the law of nature. Lady Arms HA.. MILTON Is eetsassmded further to desire Lord Ltrzarom, to lay this paper before the PRINC F. ft MERIT. that his Royal High's, may be aware into what error his Confidential Servants are leading him, and will involve him, by counselling and signify ing sad) commando.? Ilere coded the correspondence. COPT OP A UMW' ADORIMID IT TIE MMUS OW WALEII TO . TOE EARL OF WAIIROWIIII _ _ 1, Feb-27, 1813. " The Princess of WALES has received reports from various quarters of certain proceedings lately held by bib Mmerre's Privy Owned respecting her Royal Highness; and the Primers. has felt persuaded that these reports must be unfounded, because she could not believe it passible dim any Resolution should be taken by that Most Honourable Body in any respect affecting her Royal Highness, upon statetnens which she has bad no op portunity of answering, explaining:, or even seeing. . " The Princess still trusts that there is no truth in there ru mours; but sire feels it due to herself to lose no time in protest ing against any Resolution affecting her Royal Highoess, which may be sc adopted. . " Me Noble and Right Honourable Persons who are said to have bees selected for these proceedings, are too just to decide any thing tuochiaiher Royal Highness, without affbrding her an opportunity of laying her CASE before them. The PRINCESS has not had any power to choose the Judges before whom any enquiry say by carried on ; but she is perfectly willing to have her whole conduct enquired into by any persons who may be w leeted by her accusers, The Panto= only demands that she may he heard in defence or in explanation of her conduct, if it is attacked; and that she should either be treated as innocent, or proved to he guilty." Lord HARROWIST replied is the effect, " That a OW of the Ministers Report, laid before the PRINCE REGENT, h od been transimitted that same evening to the Princes of Wm.ro, by tire Viscount -- ;"Deposition of J. Picard. dated the 7th °thine, 1806. " Deposition of Sophia Austin, dated the 7th of June, 1806. " Letter front Lord Spencer to Lord Gwydir, 20tb Jane, Ifo6. Letter front Lord Gwydir to Lord Spencer, 20th June, ISOS. •" Lever from Lady Willoughby to Lord Spencer, 21st ef June, lilllti. _ . _ _ _ _ . " Extracts from the Register of Brownlow-street dated , 13d of June, 1806. 64 Deposition of Elia. Golden, dated 21d 4Jutr,lBo4. 46 Deposition of Betty Townley, dated 25th June, 1806. 6 ' Deposition utilise. FAmondes, dated 26th June, 1886. 64 Deposition of Samuel G. Mills, dated :t6th June 18.16. " Deposition of Barak Fitzgerald, dated Yith of J une. 1006. 61 Looter from Lord Spencer to Lord Gwydir,. dated ht of July, 1806. Letter from Lord Gwydir to Lord Spencer, dated 3d of Jely. 1406. (airy to Lady Willoughby, and Answer, dated 3d July, 1800. " Farther Depositions of Robert Bigwood, dated 3d of July, 1806- G" Deposition of Sir Francis Mihnan, dated 3d of July, 1802. 46 Deposition of Mr. Lisle, dated Sd July, 1606. " Letter from Sir Francis IMilmaa to the Lord Chancellor, dated 4th July, 1806. Deposition of Lord Chol.nn , deley, dated 6tb July, 1806. PRINCESS OF IVALES. The following Message was r 1807, by the uader-mentionedj The LORD CHANCELLOR, LORI) PRESIDENT, LORI) PRIVY SEAL, . Earl SPENCER, Earl of 4101 RA, Lust HENRY PETTY, on the 25th of Feb. Lord Viscount HOW ECK, Lord GRENVILLE. Lord ELLEN BOROUGH, Mr. Secretary WINDHAM, Mr. T. GRENVILLE. COPY. MESSAGE FROM THE KING, TO liza ROYAL HIGUNTSI TUE PRINCOS Or W. LONDON: WEDNESDAY, MARC!! 10, 1813. " The Kew having referred to his confidential Servants the proceedings and papers relative to the written Declarations which had been raid before his MMrwrv, respecting the con- I Two Gottenburgh Mails arrived this mornine with duct of the Prioress of WALES % has been apprized by them, DS that ;nee the fullest consideration o f th e examinations : Papers to the 31st of January. The following are taken on that subject, and of the observations andalldavits agree the most interesting extracts:— brought forward by the Prineeset Legal Advisers, t h e y lu the oplainas submitted to his MAJESTY in the ori gi nal 1 cmcw„,ll, Jan. 28.—Acceunts gran Rugenwalde state, that port.of the four Lurch by whom his MATFSTY directed that the , several riots have t a ke n pl ace a t B er lin ; in aim inwance the pa , matter should, in the first instance, he enquired into; and that in the present stage of the business, uon a mature and delibe- pulace forced the French to retire into the bar ra ck s , • f rom rate view of this most important subj e ct, is all its pots and which several shots were fired; on this occasion it was found bearings, jt is their celnion, that the facts of the cot do not necessary to order ell the Ptumkustreeps under arms, It is not , warrens Mete aroisine that any fortiori/op shone he sa,kes is .„„ that _ 'ortatelewsta snakes protracted resistant!, wr the business by his M AJTATV'S Government, or any saber pre- '"P ,settings instituted upon it, except such only , as his MAJTSTY s that the detente of • Cartrins &eta!, or the tete-ds-pout con law Servantraray, on a reference to them, think fit' to recom- strncted at Frankfort will be obstinate. • mend for the prosecution of Lady DOUGLAS, on those parts of , A report is in circulation that Napoleon is going to Vienna. her deposition which may appear to them to be justly liable , 1 Gerezwausten, JAN. S.).—M. Tatisehett, Ambassador and therein. .I . " In this situatio,n, his MAJerrre isadvised that it is no 'ogee M. Banks Conmd from the Court of St. Petersburgh, proceed necessary fur him to decline receiving the Patnetas into his , to England, by a first packet, on their way t o Sp a i n . 1 Royal presenc e . ... Burris Or ens VOTULA, JAN. 17.—The most reasonableeal " The Euro tees with great satisfaction the agreement el his culations make the united forces of Wittgenstein, Tchichasoff, i Confidential Servants, in the decided opinion expressed by the four Law Lords upon the falsehood of the accusations of preg- the garrison of Riga, and tire principal army of Kutusof amount mines , and delivery brought forward, against the Pateceas by to but from 120 t0.14,t,000 men, including the Comacks, at whoop, Lady Doeetas. An the other matters produced in the course a great number have departed to secure the booty they WM. of the Enquiry, the Ens° is advised, that none of Ilk facts or made, equally at the expenee of their friends and enemies, It allegations stated in preliminary examinations, carried on in the absence of the Parties interested, are to he considered as legally appears to be believed, that the enemy will endenviar to twirl nr conclnsively established. But in those examinations. and *siege of Dasitzie. even in the answer drawn is the name of the Pseveras by her , We learn that the garrison of Dantzic consists of 36.000 nu n, legal advisers , rs, there have .appeared eirenen es tanc of tonduet with teckoutux many isolated individuals, wino rejoin, and on the pa of the FRIISCISS, which his MAJESTY could never regard but . with serious enneern. The elevated rank are to be formed iota picquets for sorties. which the Putnam holds in this coputry, and the re- AUGSRIIRGE . , JAW. 10. —Thepublic Journals announce that the lation in which she stands to his MAJESTY and the Rant. FA- ex-i'russiatt Minister S.eia, and the late Governor of Moscow, nuorinust always deeply involve both the interests of the State, Rostope bin, base been appointed Russian Ca'zinet Ministers — and the prrrasal feelings Of his fibrxeree, in the propriety and and kw stuniTT, t h ere f ore, Cannot . R os t ope hi n i s name d Mi uhter of the Interior. correctness of her conduct ; forbear to express, in the conclusion of the business, his desire Se. Paraasavaon, Jim. 15 (47).—The last intelligence re and expectation, that Inch • conduct may is foil" be observed ceived from his Imperial Majesty, is, data! from Lyek. He de.' by the Patnerats as may folly justify those marks of paternal arted from Moretsch en the I s e p (lfttityJaauary, and arrived at regard which his'MAJlOlf always wishes to show to every part ot the KOVAL FAIIIi.V. , Lerpuny at three o'clock in the afternoon of the same day. On " His Maxent has direeted that this Message should be trans- the following day be coatinued bisjaunsey as far as Beres/sick', mitred to the -Princes of Wm.= hy his Loafs Caawcittaoa; where he alighted at the house of a Gestlesain used Roaky. and that rePies of the Proceedings w hi ch have tehell P hsee rns . nee From tbe he departed on the 3d (15th) J anuar y, f or Erma this subject, should abo he commnakat e d to his dearly-b e l ove d bon, Ike Edw.. of Waucs.'s 1 pol, where be arrived at th ree o'clock, haviog travelled 21 -.......... Wersts ip one hotti and 10 minutes. At half way on the road, tfannienvs ee FA . .CYI6-711e lad If th e Pawn near to the twin of Selo, kis Majesty wits received beam Sub total/tarts bestowed previous to the foe at Carboadoonse. i Prefect, the Nobleste, the Clergy, and the Fission ; and at the all afterwards ineseasinge her itskild Ilea" was necessaril y ', eetnusee of the place itself by the Jewish coidleualty. The Ent *Weed to defer her retard to. Mahar. a attosTquence of this . , the miners of WALES, on the Oh Febrau p . ailarome4 boom , poor kft Kosovo! on the 4th (16th January), and ea the le Lied 1•11,11111:004) lieskieg that he would commtuticale di Ilba i.e My assieg 4l ll 40wiuLL - • . • I , 4 . 10' .4. a "111*4168.-4,-.400;444.+041441.00.4i*, of Cavalry, cant wittgenste gnards ia. ent :f red ` this ci i yv 0i1e. .. 41 - ock to be Universal./ known. In'that work" whose whilei i n d in onr a ng of th e h t h I st . j est e t the moment whea the rear. rhetoric And gentlemanly style of argument, cannot guard of the Mike of Tareataro wos marching Init• The ibe too much . praised : the mind of the Prot t trams the Imperial kar t ka troops was conducted with !he s greatest onkr. I and the Dissenter of 'every sect, is fi lled with com placency, and satisfaction far his ow creed, Kotetwasszaa, JAW. 7.—After that the King of Naples had, } on the Ist last broke up, from Mace for Elbiag,.the corps of 1 his heart overflows with good will for that of the blank! MaedieslidOentioned to approach by the 11 ' 1 ' Catholic.' For Heaven's sake, if we must stand still bias- id th e *be between the 4th and itst. it retreated ea. in the science ofpolitics and government, l e t us tin* *MO stir city, and was immediately followed by the po vanguard of Gea. Count Wittgenstein's corps. j net go back in religion and philosophy. We would not wish to advocate the ca u se of one party, by By onto' elk Police the lower storks Of all the homes la ! the city were , lighted dou r th e night, a restore which was throwing abuse on the other ; muc h l ess b y a d opt i ng readerfd the more neeessary,as the roads were become very bad by the slaw which bad taboo place, and which assuredly eon. nick-names (as my Lord Bishop has unworthily done inhaled, is so ~.all degree, to the preservation of that quiet, in his printed . Charge) or else we might s a y, th a t if th e ' which was obseried by the troops pßielagTheough the city. [hearers or readers of the charge h question knew, as well is we do, the epithet attached to his Lord. The affecting cue of her Royal Highness th a . "ship'reame• when Dr. Parrs. Tram( (so disqualifying Princess of WA LES having, from the moment it was ' to-credence); his assemblage of error, of abuse, of reeked in the public mind, awakened so much misapplication of the qualities of learning and of adaiety es to tke means and manner of her removing., common understanding, instead of a charge, would be that umbrage throws on her character, by the in. ! called a gross over-eharge. conclusive nature of the DELICATE INVESTIGATION ; I Mr. Po NSONIIT'S observation on the manner which it gives us particular pleasure to find ; that in the , the !WEAKER of the House of Commons would dole progress of the denouement of this intricate affitir,.. out conegssion to the Catholics , did honour to him the illustrious Lady becomes more and more enti, . . , . - as it philosopher and statesman. To admit them to tied to the sympathy and respect of every lover of . rank and honour at • the Bar and in the Army only, justice. If, before so much came out, her patience and forbearance subjected her to' the imputation svflald be to make the badge of exclusion more con spicuous, and if pdssiblo more degrading to the noble of having, at least, incurred so much censure for ' Icrity, as deprived her of the right to corn- , mind. Let every Briton be allowed to start for the goal of British honour and distinction, without fa. plain ; since all has been known, our wonder is as ; strongly excited for unexampled endurance, as our I Tour, partiality, or regard to his religions creed. compassion for her suffering. What a mangled con dition would this Princes - es character have been viewelin, had not Providence permitted her to live till this day. Her false witnesses wo•ild, in all pro bability, have added a lying episode to the tuninly wicked history. Can the British public be at a loss hereafter to conceive the possibility of the machinery of a government operating any strange plat or de sign, where the Ministers of that government are not all to a man persons of probity, and levers of justice. Such a transaction as this before to, throws a new and painful light over those past po 'litical occurrences, when a Rvssai.v., a SYDN iv, or any other popular patriot, by his patriotic . , talents and stubborness stood in the way of a vici. ous King, or an ambitious Minister, gratifying their unlawful passions. In political fermentations and plirenzies, when the whole nation may be considered in a rage, from conflicting passions and opposed interests;it is not to be marvelled at, that injustice in the way of revenge may fall upon some heads, which being exalted above the rest, become objects of envy and hatred : but in this Ifistance, that a woman, a stranger in our land, coming to us not from her I own choice, but from filial submission to political consideration ; the unhappy lot of her birth and 'eminence—that one of that soft and lovely sex, the boon of Heaven to attemper the rugged disposition of man; , that false witnesses should, from any motive, however powerful, volunteer their infernal services to slay the mind of so almost defenceless a victim, is a reproach to the land which gave them birth. such wretches ought to be buried so deep in its polluted soil, as that not a particle, not even the minutest atom of their renvaius may ever taint the ,fir which humanity inhales I The Princess's hostile Pleaders have (so far corn , inendably) thrown up their imposture-briefs'.--The Courier, however, after its great prototype, wars with divinity, for so it is to war against TRUTH.— Monday morning Mr. ADAM had a long interview with the Earl of LIVERPOOL, at Fife House ) White• hall. -The Timer, as wa said a delver two- ap, presage. happier events ;. and we confess ourselves votaries with the newspaper of that • name, in one of its leading articles of this day. It says,—" We wish that her Royal Highness, and Lady ANNE -118MILLTON were the Ministers of the PRINCE REGENT t • instead of these poor dreamers, his present' , confidential advisers. The two females, we are con vinced, are much more competent to direct the na tional councils, and frighten ,BONAPARTZ."—But why did the writer of this just and well-timed sar casm lessen the tribute due to the understanding of, the Princess, by • saying, in a previous sentence— " Ikr Royal Highness shews that superiority of spirit and talent, which, but for one ill-advised let• ter,would have distinguished her to the last."—Now, that 66 ill-advised Letter" is the very text upon which all this Satisfactory (and to her Royal High ness's character), all this healing commentary is founded. But for that key all would, perhaps, have been locked up from the public to its own injury and honour—to the Oodles' grief of one of the individual parties, and, perhaps, •to the eternal regret of the `other. We are obliged to defer the publication of another very Important Letter from the PRINCESS to the Kum, written under the sanction of the late Mr. PaltdIVAL, in cosjanction with Lord ELDON and Sir Tnous The Earl of LIVERPOOL had a long audience yes terday, of the PRINCE REGENT, at Carlton House. The English Catholic Board met yesterday at the Carl of SHREWSBURY'S, in Stanhope-street, and re solved as follows :—" That this Board are of opi nion, that it is highly desirable, to have a subscrip. film entered into by the Roman Catholics of Great Britain, for the purpose of promoting a• gratuitous distribution of the Holy Scriptures." A Meeting of the Catholic Board was held in Dub lin on Saturday last, Major darer in the Chair, at rhich Mr. LA wr.tis gave notice of the following Re. solution, for the consideration of the-Catholic Board, on Saturday next : " Resolved,—That are heartily congratulate our Fellow-sub jects, of every Religious Pervasion in the British Empire. on the late glorious and soccessfid struggle of the Friends of Civil and Religious Liberty, in the Imperial House of Commons, front which we may confidently date the c , •mmencernent of that har mony whirl; is likely to subsist hereafter, among men of all de nommation and religions in the country ; which obliterate the remembrance of past lnjnries,and make Ireland as united as she will be unconquerable. " We have heard of the creation of a new office,—of no great moment, indeed ; but yet unnecessary, and therefore wholly unjustifiable,—in the King's House hold at St. James's : it is that of Secretary to the Board of Green Cloth, conferred by the Lord Steward upon Mr. BRENT, who is already Private secretary to his Lordship. An office that is merely useless in times of plenty, becomes, in seasons like the present, wicked and oppressive. There are already, we believe, six established Officers of 'the Board of Green Cloth, who have little or nothing to do : what the creation of a seventh may be, it is unnecessary to state farther. We hope the job will be relinquished. We have heard, bat can scarce believe the tale, that the expenses of the Civil List have lately been so great, that 'Ministers are thinking—not of doing that which they ought—of reducing the causes of expendi ture, but of applying to Parliament for fresh grants to cover it. This is so shameful as hardly to be cre dible. Yesterday, the Duke of Yoai transacted mili tary business with the PRCNCE REGENT at Carlton House ;.afterwards his Hoye' ilighaestymot to his Office 'in the Horse Guards, and held a Military Levee. _ _ ••Letters from Sweden state, that Admiral Tclttett:t• GOFF is appointed Chancellor of the Russian Empire, in the room of ROSIANSOFF s who Ins retired from office. Count WITTGENSTEIN has resumed his com mand in the Russian army, which he had before resigned. Sir Jowl DOUGLAS, we are informed, is a Lieute nant-Colonel of Marines. • The report of a challenge having been transmitted from air Joins DOUGLAS to ItOrd*CASTLEREAGII, totally void of foundation. Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at tile East India House, when the undermentioned Com manders took their anal leave of the Court, previous to departing for their respective destinations, viz. : Capt. J. MAY/ E. Bated.; St. Helena mud Bengal. --Copt. T. W. Losetr, Retreat, Bengal and Ben coolon.—Ceptaias S. Las, Metal; and W. 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Upon this, the . or Mak fEktk, and 7 4 4 .4 LI 4 :NPlP!wg‘ _ffittilfalipl daakilkY, kis Mika, *kg* bele _peewi t the abbot, 4 La ir ititio l ock erge to hi s . admit d woi ca v o rt . bousiound spiky, . and this ovoid be wen vintroo lorr i. to no k yid now ti veMels. ishia lPintLagille to liet: Set ale moms . to admit their Irmo* toles. sent her Royal ovoid to ,the Princess CIVRAV's ladagthtzt her isigooly _ awed ......,ii.. he t h e creel [ Atte. , , ~ ,• . . . _ Charge - I INY''srutr, u let oir as ignoloialeitt tit, to /blue Ofeilecisioa founded on selected gyring the meet isc ithe itl Hopi t wiles aid ho* .-.1-7--ss ex-porte evtdeice tikes hews *mut tribunal. • " That the *hole .Rtpaet t ,* it trletes to the jintgeseqt of the X Cralmbiloners (if the inhibit of it be not an nolawM act), ii the=r l iag l. re T ply th froat. " "tiero lhe LnifirooL lialkisil. .l- a VIAL" . " caved . : iii La v e " efeal7bete tt : visuribig .4l ":k iihisee . , Tt . thi ..— riomptios :otocareasevai iam' ry„, &S e i , nap me; seder r a ng 4PMNP .4 4_ quelprsA.. : r are s engs t o l : l7 l : etkill e a tiadolli ,itst nrig..g .:4:t .. : iesai lti es, Pliea l" cou : roir b r : C hl t i l taa taat alche a ude )/f ic rc r m il h .;L e ni t u ded : il sa h : : w it ua kseiliotl are si as causse Come lit !tile town st : e d in ' tbe l4eneral adjac l uma iii t a ires. " 4 bad Jouns Wu able refaticion •e. two Itight Reverend at least of selegotvelidity, Nokia the eye of the lam; leaves the . s FURTHER DOCUMENTS. question of the gent or innocesspif.lter Re where. the.Conimissitmen Ant 'fosindit ( that the s olid ex- - . .(COPY4 . sonteatiois epee oath (supposing the to here • tou gg* " Fire•Home n , Fab . 14, lfilt yreal. a ta lt ite si l i than charso in_ e th i or b es ue pat ili f i ty ne lf iera 4nstica llecisi sf ea thic as 144 4 3a lmoselo rnade mows " Lord , dilit Lsyse in eoe compti_ t. ha s s eibee the or hor e pe r bi to ktisteD i fone hl yosl ibe r I R E : xonewomi. , saw. 6.-ne imperial Rusi,losmaiiii. r.ogitersi Dodoes .opittiong and asiertiourtessu:s. aasodeso:::: span any of the . hnoriahl byte mate d J o t h ese dftodtioni poi Mg Chentakk, of the 10th lost, ef a latex addressed bEolle . Canal Vest Meyers, . who, with a considerable detachment, had of the Catholic Communion, whose . Rame r we wou s ot, examinations, sad that it Minot ytt been. ler llf dethted that Royal -Highness to the Panics -RIVAINArT, his Rays& H non the fact positivelt sworn to , °Hier do xit Highness Itaitng been thought . nil the OW= of Aie confidential servants, fa , Ily I a P Peeseillsd .,_ _,.. L _..! * .,,,•_ abillit ._,_.___ _ . 111114.11 able re . ad or i s tit i r i t nn ha y l l or iblllm dituelierai t i me- bat for sentiments if .dellowy, ... - . _ 5t......._ Stint the intended visit of the Primes Lila.. iT'_" l 7 ""? ilir !races deserting The public are is pauesslen of the subsequent mulls. Arr. Mails. Due 1 ...e... Wearies! ' s 0 . 0 t o 0 FAST OA Te.-lielidey et' the Piddle Wks,. To CO Ita ES PON D We are obliged to drier the publisation of Dr. Mrsatin's Let ter respecting the raecoar of a certain worldly Divine against the Catholics, until to-morrow. The communic :lion from Weymouth, descriptive of the honour and distinction paid to Patriotism, in the persons of Messes. Wn.vaws and STEsvmsts, for 16 successful combat against Corruption, shall also appear to-morrow. Tmorne TRUtWAN'S able Conatitational reflections upon the case of her Royal Highness the Princes of WALEI, dull ap pear as soon as potaible. THE STA7'ESMAN. ! .