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'which was referred to the Committee., en silting upon an limpsiry lain the System of I.lcening. Hr had since moved in the Court of King's Bench for a rule to skew cause rgainst • the Magistrates, which having been granted, cause wla shewn against the rule, by the affidavits of several persons, who had been examined before the Committee, in which they swore to cireumetauces diametrically opposite to the evidence they had given Wore the Committee. The Petitiouer, however, 'tad adopted a new course for obtaining a remedy, in which it would be to his advantage to be able to spew that those persons had given contradictory testimony. The means, however, of doing so were not ill his power, niches the Howie acceded to the prayer of his present Petition; the principle of which was clearly recog nised to cases where the House itself had directed prosecu tions stganiat individuals who had given evidence at the bar ur•hefore'its Committees. Mr. BRAGGE BATHURST regretted he had not heard the whole of the Hun. Member's speech, bat he had heard cnough to convince him that it was a question well worth the attention of the Hotter; and he would suggest tic a Committee should be appointed, and the whole matter laid b. fore the noose. Mr. BENNETT understood the trial would come on to morrow; if it did nit, the sozgestion should be attended to. After some ob.ervattuns from Mr. RI A BULLY and Mr. IVYNN, Mr. BENNETT withdrew his tootiou. FORGED NOTES. Mr. BF.NN Err moved, that so reeonot of the nomhrr f' orrsons ei.sidirted Of linger/ within the last three IthoOl,l he laid before the Huu►e, distinguishing each yrAr.—• Ordered. Anil also the number of those who p'rad►d guilty of is. smog forgid time., at the Si MOOR Of the City of Lunduu, withiu the lost three ram—Wilfred. A 14d the number ut persona txecuicd for the same offence. —(trite/rd. And also the number of timer sent i.. Botany Sly, from the year 1816 to the year 1829, hoth inelonive, /..pycifying t/te guntlwr of nisi's and females srparadrly.—Ordered. Agri Ah.o an tO.CUOIIi of the quantity of I,ml ;rant..d to each io.hsidnnl iu Kew South Waive, shore :irreri, from .he year 1812 to the latest period, •poe.fying the piano/ of the eiatitee, mid the date of fin , grant ; and also the num ber of bulbs and Marti , gro.—Oidered. ESTI Al AT ES. s. 1011 N NEwpIlll•P moved , " That , this Huns. do emseitler it essential to the perfminanee of their duty, a. g:r••rduos of the imblie pulse, that the Estimate. of Ike .tun', Navy, and Ordnance, should he laid before the House, sin or lwfore she 15tli of Jannary in earls year, if the lisrharnetit he Own silting. or if 0000 within WI days after the silt int of the Committee of Seinnly." The CHANCELLOR of the EXCH EQUER manta a.- sore the HilollC, Bocce was no dispilisitiois nn his pot I , itp. pose it. Ile was noxious the House should be ill possession of the uneessery iiiforruation.—Arreeil to. COURT OF KING'S BENCH FINES. Vie. Cl ETWYNI) snored for no neromit ut• all Fille• imposed in the Couri of King ' s !knell, from the 31. ear 1818 t., the year 1821, in Hilary 'ferny, both ; sod 11131 rLe al &Celli %11111 A shonbl be 'Testified, and the mule its wheels these sums had hero appropriated. He hod heard N . A. ~,,, • state meat. with respect to these fines, sod he tl ght sm. Moise should he in p.rs•c.sinn of correct iliformattise tin the-subject.; he had heard the High Bailiff of Wrstinin. %ter received these fillet—why it was so he could not say. !Hr. jeant ONSLOW observed, it was quite title that the Ittgli Bailiff of tVe,tosinster did receive theme Rees : If I.ONDON, TUESDAY, F¢BRU•RY 20, Mi. or their territory can by possibility impart any evil to their neighbours. The Earl of LIVERPOOL, in answer, disclaimed, as on the former occasion, till participation in the views of the Allied Sovereign.. against the indepen deuce of Naples, but avoided every expression which might seem either to convey an approval or a censure of their conduct. He justified the Bri tish Government in the strict observance of neu trality, but declined acceding to the motion of Lord GREY for the production of additional infor mation upon this subject, conceiving that it could lead to no practical good, and that for the mere purpose of uoderstsuding the object of the British Government, the dispatch from the Foreign Office, alteidy laid before the HOU•e, we. sufficient. Several other Noble Lords delivered their senti ments upon this subject, when Earl GREY, finding but little disposition in the House to support his motion, although. he would not consent to walidniw it, declined putting their Lorddiips to the trouble of dividing. We have received Parts Papers of the 15th and 16th at our office. We lament to find that a very serious disturbance took place in Madrid on the ti li or this moots, which at one time seemed to tin-earn starnsiog conveniences. Tne intelligence was received at the office of the C'oristhertionel by express. Ii serials that the King of SPAIN, bring displeoved at some disrespectful cries which had reached him dining his promenade through the city, complained of the circumstance to tile Muni c.liai Body, and measures were in consequence adopted to prevent or punish such off,..tit•es. 011 tile 6 h the KING took his usual promenade, at tended by lii• body guards; but, says the accounts, " seurcel ) had his carriage passed the arcades of the Palace, when some body guards, having their naked sabres concealed under their coats, thew them out, and cut at two of the people." For the events that followed we must refer to the accounts in another part of our paper. The circumstance here stated, if correctly told, would prove that there had been something like very dark treachery !towards the people, a previous revolution to attack them by surprise, and au arrangement loomed with in the King's Palace to give it the mote effect. A eouttnottun al.o took place in this: city of Malaga, that has excited serious apprehensions. We fear that the great body of the people of Spain repose no confidence in their KING, and we are vtill mole afraid that tile KING dean' ves nothing better. 's'e have ever suspected the sincerity of his vows, and should not be much surprised if his MAJESTY were to take uilvuotage of the first favourable ripportu nity that offered for attempting to resume the authority of which he has been happily deprived. of the • of the Po by B. LAW MTELLIGLNCE. COURT OF !MC'S BENCH. Wnermixerre, MONDAY, Freautkv 19. Before IA: LORD CHIEF JuaTice and a Comma Jury. TIIOMS V. NUMFORD. Mr. GUIRKRY stated the farts of ibis case to the Jary. It was an action In might by the I'laiiiiiff, a trigy poor man, against the Weiland, pritpriet tie of the live:Mil ton stage coaches, to r, cover • cumprottation in datum*. s for au injury which be had sissi•imit by being 1.1/.1 1111111 . 11 is 1110 cart, 0.1116 e to the 11 , 411g1 . 14Ce of the U - fendanea stream, wis n was driving one of she ke en i ng ston Plaintiff ' es. The was driving a small cod drawn 1.. jack ass, iii *lse Borough, and \lea ion the sight side or way when • etcppage look Mice. and Ilse Defutitans deavoured to pass the cart, but these is ot lot sir ialficit tit rintm be drove against it, tore off the wheel, and ttiss w out the Plaintiff and a little child aho was wish loin in the For this injury be sought a compensation tit damages Tim defence set rip was, that It was a malicious f the driver, fur whirl) his master, the present threads , ought 1101 141 he held liable. The Jury found a v. rtlic; (or the Plaiatilt—Damages NIDDLESAX sIiSSIONS, FIBILVAILY 18. Yeaterday moruiug great anxiety prevailed in Court, it brio( expected that .jr James Graham Cranford would have been brought up, agreeably to • previous arrattge- meut to *13.4 edict, hut Mr. Adkitsa, the Governor of .he House of Coati:twit, said Le had received • supersedes:. to arrest the execution of • Judge's entail, tamed egaittat Sir Jan,es Crawford, at the instatice of the Duke de Caw r, and that by the din Own of Sir J lI ' S moat iutitiAte friends, who r 'insider the uttforthirate GrnuL wan in a ttate of inmuity, he has bet is rentuytd from the Huse of Ca,- rectiou to • taaalhouse, u lore he Is to to mans &ruder th care of medical attendant.. At present, therefore, all pro. ceedings against Sir Junta ate abandoned. John Stephen Hardt, y, a mere lad, bat was represesttill to be Gemarativist4 of • homeroom ga te of mares who in. feat the vicinity of Ftualtury-aqu ire mid the City Road, stood indicted fur •tierupting 10 pick the pocket thistle Yoonc its Fioshoss-square, ow the 1011.1 of January lust. tie was found Guilty. The CHAIIIMAPI, 111 passing sentence, lamented the ease did only amount to amaderntauor, as the to t.dire ham nut of the country would be the beat thing lint could have bap. petted to him, as win rts tire no doubt he will I e hanged. it is, however, &claimable for the good of the puerile, to her p bum out of mei. ty aa much a. possible He tam aenteweete to btu mouths imprisonment in the Horse of Correction. Choate D•teing was rotivietcd of a misdemea n o r , in attempts'. g to pick A puck. I ..( lets yurkri hao- kerrlnif, in Westminster, on Thui ...di last. The Prnoner was recognised to have been tried for similar offeaces no less Shan twentylour limes , alibi-malt lie is only fourteen years of ago. lie was arwitisc..l to three months' imprison ment iu the House of CorreCtioit, Coldlisto fields. Afar, Jameson, Hue of the cooks at the If Jittery Asylum, Chelsea, stood teislirl6l fur atestiog 51k. of salt, the pro perty of our Sorer. ign Lord the King The PtISUOVI was atopptel at the lodge gate, with the salt . . 13R1GHTON, Fel:away 111. Divine Service, as usual, at the Palace on a Sunday, was !his Jay performed in the presence of the King, Princess Augnsfs, Royal Suite, and Honsehold, by the Deau of Hereford. ...... Count Munster look leave of the King, and departed for London, on Friday. The arrivals io.day at the l'alaee were the Master of the Horse, the Duke of Montrose, the Imperial Anna...odor, Primmer Esterhazy, and his Princess, the liiiii.iau Ambeasa. dor, Couut Lieveu, and the Countess Lievesi. 711 E QUEEN. Her Majesty gave her first gland dinner at Bran denburgh Howe ou Saturday. In the hat of cutn. pauy present were.— Melte of Bedford Bari Grey Lord Nugent Lord Osantainn Hon. H. Grey and Mrs. Bennett Mr. and Lady L. lamblost I Sir Ronald Ferguson Hon. Mrs. D4eisar Mr Broughnna 1. Dr. Lushingion W A Matlock*, Esq. Mr. Wade, and Alderman Wood. lit is the next day II \ et! 117 ng Addre*ses at Itran,i, ii lesday, as inverted by tniv 7 ''s hurling Papery. Nlooday the 26 , h 61.4411 her M AJ &STY I;.r rcr e ie to burg 4 ifou•e, an not yesi tuke io stone of yefterchty' TUE UP. STATE OF THE ODDS.-BETTING EOO3l, FEB. 19. DERBY. Bto 1 spl Reginald Il2to 1 apt Jo, k 11 to 1 ages Clowns 20 to 1 apt ail olio,. 12 to 1 apt Gustavus 25 to 1 apt Parasol. OAKS. PIZESS. S} to 1 opt My Lady 19 to 1 itg.l Emily 9 to 1 opt Sister to Steel- 12 to 1 agst Zat trap 12 to 1 east Mr. Etouverie. RIDDLLSWORTII. 2to 1 ago Ilr•ginald I 7to 1 ago Mr. Dalsou 7 to 2 'mot Morel 12 to 1 apt Parasol. 9 to 2 apt Selma IziALAAD. TURLIV, Frßitt , ART 13. . - The King's visit to Ireland is now considered quite rer• tail.. it is said to he his Majesty's introtitio to disendiarL at Cork, tu proceed thence to K ..... the 'eat of the Earl of Douniughmore, °lmelda to Kilkenny Castle, awl to the me. tropolis. An idea prevails that the first visit will he paid to the Marquis of Thumund, at hi• iseagnifecent scat on Ile harhour of Cork, which Is too probable to lor doubted.— ( Freeman's Journal.) There will be a Drawing-Room at the Castle on Thurs day evening, the 2td of F. bruary, at nine o'clock. Mr. Young played r irginius last night at the new Theatre. WATSIITORD, 1/FI3IIIIART 15. We regret to state, that the Hun. and Key. (1 Bourke, brother to the Lord Bishop of Waterford, had the misfur _ •• • ............1 I, •, 1 as an °Twee of the Crown, but for the Dean and , . Tire report of the passage of the Po by the A us- irmel to have one of his I. gs broken yester.lav evenkg he g in her possossion, which she aas suspected to be tair i ing Earl flrtET brought forward I l ia ornmised ma- trians is again revived in an article dated Milan, fait from h his horse , between the Bridge and Newralh, when vat to sell . Nil,. mask no defence, but threw herself upou the Chapter of W. stmioster. It woo an otliee of great rearm- I tensility, fur he was constantly liable, •Lod frequeutly 'Lel i lion list 'tight in the House of Lords, for the pro -mg_ mercy of the Court the 611 i instant, which announces the sreetift of on his retur n fro n t this city to his residence near Kii The - ,e . . .. . with great In s..cow.-( Waterford Chronicle.) CI nun at, in slimming op, oh d, that no tri- d ne ti on o f copies of whatever correepotidence inay a private letter from Borgo!orte, 0.1 the PO, dated MATERVORD, STRRUART 13. deuce was produced, to prove the Ideality of the salt. Vet - Aft, r a conversation •eross the table, between Sir JOHN ! the 27th of January. which stutes, that nit A tis- NEWPORT, the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, : have passed between any of the Allied Powers and . On Saturday n i g ht last, the dwelloog.houre of Linville, diet-A4Ol Greitta. ~,,,i M r . IIisIIINGTON- triait garrison had tittered that city out the IHth, nea r ly m id wa y b e t ween C arr i c kam-Suir and Clonmet , was John Motile, far stealing two perks of coals; Thomas i . the Cabinet of Great Brita Mr. CIII.ITIVYN D stated, that he wished to know how ! in, respecting the pro- and that the dimwit of Sete/helm, .2-2,000 beset by a gang of Jobbers, one of whom contrived to get Buda, for stealing 41h.ef baron; fr. Francis, for stealthy; the Crown cam. to Imo with this privilege, and how it came ' ject of invading Naples, and of controlling the strong, had passed the Po on the 19th. Our into the house while the others remained ou the watch wit. I a tomb, and ,ca. tat other-o, ac re . tried tor petty 4. Maces, side. Th e . fellow alto obtained admittance hearing 'tome and sentenced to be icupronmed au the Hours of Cored:nom 'lmo other hands; and he should ou some future atras.oll domestic concerns of the Neapolitan Government. rea d ers will recollect that the ‘727th of Ja nuary was more for the prodoction of the order whereby t h e grant was : noise within, which induced him to suppose th at the family fur different periods. to- de to the Dean and Chapter. i•T ts his for. of motion was necessarily adopted as a . the day mti enourd in the report that bas received b a d ta k en t h e alarm, and fear i ng fur his own safely, matte repeated coutrediction. I lad the tannage been a hasty retreat to effect his escape; oirfortunately for him, The /lid, rof the Day ter brit:ging up the Report of the means of enabling the Noble Eito Ito curiae the POLICE. • C milt-e f-e• regulating the Salaries of 141 r Irish Judger, 1 y effected so far back as the 19 It, the fact niust have however, he was met as lee was hurrying nut by his own .....m..- expresfiou of his own s en ti ments u p on thi s mos t WAS then read. Mr. BROGDEN brought it up. The Re- - beet' clearly known long since. We therefore do eumpaitionos, who eniatakrug him for one of the itsmates of 110111-STRE s.T. port having horn read, leave was given to bring iu • Bißin , piaramonee Ili. runt. the HOuse Weill into a Committee on the Flax and Col- I i i i n ug nmentous &abject to the public, null of ascertain- not attach any importance to this Milan *snick. . the house, i " th e ir anxiety those that are entertained by Ins Mitjeety's The slioniteur mutants no intelligence respecting Mittielt is. The Noble Earl's speech b rea th e d the proceedings at Lay bach or the tams of Napier, •"d cifith" l "" 'I" him dead in ' Last night a young man geateely erressed was brought in the spot ! Tbe dead body, we are informed was carried oil by the rest of the party.-(Wenerford Mirror) the Office, •nd • underweist an examination berme Rielotol 1 Birnie, Esq. charged with comenining an outrage sail mak- tun Acts. Mr. HUME wished to k now f r o m the Hon. Secretary to those noble and inopiring sentiments of " good with the exception of au extract front a liamhurgh the Board of Contra!, whether he had any thing to eullllllll- From a statemeut of the retains of vagrant poor passer! his name, ben said be woe related to Mr. Vansittart the rwill towards mankind," which have so often burst paper of th e 2d February, the stibennice of which the last thirteen years, doling in 1820, copied froin the Chancellor of the Exchequer. He was loreught 41 the ' ess- 'lndic to the Hnuae relative to the Finatiee of India ? Mr. DRAGGY: BATH URS l' was mei sufficiently long in w eb.. to be able to mower the questiou. The noose resumed. On the motion of Mr. CHARLES GRANT, the Howie -resumed itaelf into a Committee relative to the Salaries to from bun ou other occasions, when the rights and has already appeared in this paper. The article honks of G. R. MAIEWARINO, 11 7 .5 q. and of Mr. DAVIS, l i , l i lC , e l i t: q p u p e i s i l l :: of T l i i: e s .e fe n l e ter rg w y -crenturee, no matter professes to state that the conferment at Laybech of alert clime or country, have heen the theme of have been conducted upon these two pititoples; which lie spoke proved the gaelilideroaunsinelanitileimueiwasittiht the maititainunee of the integrity of all the halms States, as has been stipulated in 1815, and the in - the passmnater fur the County of Middlesex, it appears that the total amounts to the amazin g number of 33 . ,985 ! more than half of which ',somber were passed m Ilse last three years, that is, since the Act bag pa d fur t ody of the consishles be louging to the 1 lustre. Mr. Elliston, 31r. Moreton, Mr. Russell, and Mr. West, att. nittito stil:slanlill . le the charge . .._ The latter . 6.8 the care of the ore netters oozes. are stereo, that at tue com• mend mrut of the Opera, he observed the gentles's* sad sending the Irish and Scotch paupers home to their own four ethers in one of the orchestra boxes, hod no Peniaa hay_ the Clerks of Nisi Prises it. the Courts of iu lr l e i l e a u m o l f . Mg paid him, he made aquiline, and learut that they had I ' A farther atoll of 2,7001. was then granted, as Salaries of the Clerk, sot Regiatrare of Nisi Prins, Ititneuts that have hem lately withdrawn, The Horde reasoned. the emu- er pu it r l i t m w se hi . c ,f h he glow e d as he denounced the criminal tention of not opposing the esiabliehitient of COI!. the Sovereigns who have banded them- stitutsonnl Governments, so far as they . are not cottony. . The boxing-match for 1(10 guineas aside, between selves to destroy the liberty of Naples , and to out- inconsistent eith the monarchical priticiple and OLIVER and SPRING, will !eke piece this day, c!:tneed over tram the pot lobo the box, he went to them mud desired them latMemuse (*rept they choir to pay box which th refused to do, making use of the must tr , .„ prise, ioi rage the general rights and independence of free the legitimate authority of the Sovereigne. Every more than twenty miles westward or London , It abusive language, and refusing to converse with soy body Mr. SPRING RICE moved, that a return of all prem. Ststel. The words of the Noble Orator, we are thing hitherto done tit Naples is to be &eland null excites much interest amongst the lane), and bet- except Mr. ElliS4oll or Mr. Ruso 11, awl also the-monolog nary grants made to Conomis..ionera to inquire into the cow , to Ling so aribois for imposition ag.tiost the Proprietors.- inced, fell not in vain; they were lietened to and - of no effect, because it has beets isccompliehed ling is 5t04 on Oliver. .leeeti offices in Ireland, should be laid before the Huuse.- . They continued their dosturbance, so as to interrupt the with deep and anxious attention by an auditory un- by vio l ence; and it is to be left to the &serene') The sixty milts a- d ot' match for (write days.- Aererd to. the enlestriati, who 'darnel ye•ierday performance, till 'My were obliged tor be revauvrd by force M Mr. HUE gave notice, that, on the 20111 of March, he usually large, fur not only was th e body o f ito e of the hung'of the Two SIEILIES to grata to his Nlr. Youtto, shies Nom the box warder the stage, whole a wonid wove fur Irate to bring iii a Butt to disqualify all House; extremely well attended by the Peers, but subjects such a form of government as to hint may se'unight on this great inidertakiiig, wits at [hough. long by the eons' attestation took place between Meru and the Managers. - to-idol, in the Ordnance from voting its the electious of the place reserved behind the Throne was corn - seem proper. Thle ben . % accomplished, Austria in ‘Vestmorland, OH Saturday niglit, the sixth -The whir four agreeing to pay the additional rice fondle Members of Parliament. pletely filled with Members of the House of Com- " is to form a confederation of the Powers of Italy, riny's toil. Ile was free from Ilinctivss, hut much boxes, returned in their seats, nod the young man la eastuey Lord PA IM ERS TON brotiglit up the accounts of th e .was brought to the office. Hurt hlilitara College at Woolwich . 'non*. and th e space below the bar was no less l i k e rhir of th e German States, oh which the Est- ex h auste d . lie was to do the ground in twelte Hestand . . . ~ refusing to do so to his defence, that lie had sees M is s Wilson ' Mr. LUSH hsiGTON brought up the Annual indemnity crowded with strangers. PRIOR is of course to be the head. We know not hours the first four date, which he aveomplished, three or four limes, and lie wished to are ',reignite last night. BOE-Ordered to be read a second lime to-morrow. He could afford to go to the loOltre 4 very sight if he pleased. 1 Mr. HUNS moved, that eta Account of the Expenditure of the Ordnance of the Tower and Pall-mall should be laid The Noble Earl took a compressed but meet -rly h o w the Gme ro ment of Frame r will teconcile such nod since that lie lies trevelled eixteen hours a-day. view of the circumstances that guided the revolts- au arrangement with a fair regard to its own its. lie feeds well; but betting is 3to i against hint, non in Naples, and argued with irresistible force, ter e sts, or bow the Cnhiert of Great Britain can .• _ _ _______ hut be preferred going to the pot, awl last night when he piesented himself at the Pay Office, be alien' the molar before the House, together with an account of the °fliers taker if their was sittisig room, _who rrpheel in thr stErnia- nod Salaries attached to each, and whether there ore houses that, es the events in Naples had no refeinice to silently suffer such au infraction of the sestrin of MAN PICFI.4NGII, - Fensroeur 19. nee; he in consiquenee returoed to his frlrails, and 11.411 attarbrel ta them.-Ordered. He also mead] for an Ac- any other object than an amelioration in the form the halftime of power as established in 1815. The supply of Wheat being rather small to-day, • few sili w. tit i,o, when they could tootrAnd any seats, these heloo:; fount of the Expeaditure of drion• foreign garrisons, and l of its own government, they offeied no excuse in The French Chembets offord ttttt lei% uf any in- superfine sans Ice sold Ye per (politer higher • ilunt on last un'y standing room. He roil his friends detatiog then,. also of Guernoey, Jersey, St. James'a,•&c. Re. of the gun- any r om i-,, is no anoctiohneui in the inferior is*. Pliny although they sold rather Inure freely than last week. g Power to interfere in its domestic con- intent .- The Eire per Cent. Commis are 831 fr. I M ," da y 4 but there q selves Unman d upon, were il.teitained I, • get seats, and :O. powder magazine in Hyde-park, of the corps of Rept/ citrus. The only pretence set up fur such into fe- Batik Actions 1,475 fr. mitiea that they get eves the orchestra box, still eoniendivg Artillery, the Sappers and Miners, the Royal Engineers, rine Barley being ',ranee il Is. per quarter rl , and all that tio imposition hod keen committed ua him and bis the Brigade of Royal Horse Artillery, and the expense of reline was Weed the character of the revolution, ar----... - P --- other descriptions support the mires of nob. day sennight. f r i,.,,,h, the whole, the Medics! Establishments, the various Civil which was represented as being violent ouch int- Yesterday rooming Lord CLAN WILLIAM arrived Beans that were hard and handsome, were in- demand at an M advance of fall is. per grunter. In Pease, Oat s , an d ot h er .... r. Feiston said, that the adenislion to tie orchestra 409 v-re, and Professor. at Woolwich College, and also an lita r y ; b u t t h ere i s no r e vo l u ti on recor d e d its in I)owning-street from Vienne , errs was not from the pit, ban iron uuder the stage; they ' areount of the expenditure of' various garrisons in Ireland, history that was conducted with less of violence The Duke of YORK attended Divine Service on more sought after than any wereother part of the house. ri ilia' were ordered. articles there is no slieratoon. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. and b e had frequentl etyma circled for a seat is them.- I a he House then adj ourn ed at half p as t s i x . • than that of Nag le , and the charge of its imettiK Sunday at the Chapel Royal: y been effected by the military comes with an ill Yesterday Bcson JUST, the Saxon Minister. and Wheat,Kent &Essex, (yew) White Pwase 32a 50e Boilers 30 4 324 The moury-taktes and all the door-keepers had stoic' urdoo, 34s 38s i not In sh-crive Mr public, and as sous as the seats am .-u...e of -LAITNCF. _Old ] FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. grace from those who have ever represented a select part), dined with the 11 I. r -a nos Grey Peeve. 26a :to . Stied to, inform those wh o applied for admission of it. military power as the best defence of States Tub DO El: AT CHALK FARM.-Upon ley 'it, y - sidedir (new) 3te Ses Small Penne 26a 30s Mr. Russell as I !hat these less sitting rooms in the ----wams---41/ / PARIS PAPERS. from popular tumults, and at the same time, ye.terday et Chalk Farm, oe were happy to tearti --- Old -a 58s Tick ditto , with admirable consistency, assure us diet the nu- that Mr. SeterT had passed a tranquil 1.101.. In --Norft . )lk (old) 44s 54s Oats, Potato .. 24s 27a lest night, and therefore she getitleman nest obtaining a snit I ~---. - Foretell.... 50s 60a Poland Osts 22a Vie was for want 41f his ponderaner against pit person. sintar: I PARIS, FEBRUARY 16. litany force betug in fact drum front the people, the netlike% lie was fevelish and restless, the Rye 2Bs 32i Feed Oats .........16a 21s wok. He alto stated, that the four gentlemen disounol I The Journal des Drboss having published in its the soldiers are to be ever regaided as only a I natural consequences of his sound, Doctor I Barley lds 27a Flour, per saek 50. 55s him as their friend, saying that they had ouly met him at 1 account of the 'titling of the Chamber of Deputies portion of the people. Lord GREY exemplified the GeTilete, by whom he is attended, says, diet Mid( 50. 50. I Rape Seed, par last „CU 421 the floor. 1 cf . the lith it , sraut, a speech which had not been revolution it England a. hitting beettefiected by a the must eallguitie hopes of his reco,ery ni.,y IMPORTATIONS LAST WEAR. Mr. Ellioton observiel that loia cooly objet wit to pre- I emken, and riot having previously submitted the Inihturs• Power, und still more remarkable by a b e entertained. should the preseet favourable Enflish Wheat, 4,7501 Barley, 6,128; Malt, 0,852; serve oilier mid regularity in the 1'11,1411r, sod 11 wasil4l m 144111 e to the Committee of Creoraltip, k m , In foreign military power, tied demanded whether my eymptutes continue . Numerous inquiriee have O at. 9 , 646 ; Rye, -; B e a us . 1,509 ; P ease , 809.-l i i s a possible to pass over the crime of sr hich he had hes gu ilts. i Wheat,- 290 ; Oats, 1,170. as he might as well have dulled title to a i n Male 114.% 41 , aunarquence o f this isilrectiou of the law, been de- man in Perliatuent would on that account presume been wade at Chalk Farm, and at Mr. Score's . _ _._ _ to the dies, boxes, in which the werlby Magistrate cum- , t ionec e d to the Tribuuals. to affirm that the revolution wile to he exposed to lodging.) in tows, us to the state of the invalid. coed. SaIfrIfFWILD MA RIM% I:EMHART IC Ms! coustis o tionel contains the following ; lute- oblecpty , and would have on that account alone Among- others who have sent, is the name of IJr. the gentleman at length agreed 'hot Lie had acted wrong, There was a shoot supply of Beasts at minket this morn- restie4 areoutat el it SerIUU. disturbance at Madrid, penn e d fo r ei gn St a tes iii come:mug against the CHRISTIE, Mr. SCOTT'S alitagtmitit. and that he would pay the extra as. r.d. to retains 'cr a b.s. ing, but in sheep the supply was great, in consequence of Mr. Ellialus iiledgaig himself to I, log the money-odo 4 winch it states to Irate received through anextraor- peace and liberty of this country. But, ask e d Otte hundred and twenty-six men, se l ec t e d f rom which Reef maintains last week ' s prices, but 1111111101114:18 &nary distend !B :- the Noble Earl, if the case were reversed, and the the ablest of the parish paup ers , are now emp l oye d a d vance d i u pr i ce . I n t h e Hay !Basket there is nu alters- before him and if he had acted in the way the gentleman stated, he would discharge lent. a MADRID, FEBRUARY S. King of a free count r y h a d by m il i t ar y v i o l ence , as in preparing the foundations of th e new i n fi rmar y, holt ; Straw and Clover remains the saine.-The following - ' - -----cre-eseewees- 1 S The - PRICK OF grocits YESTERDAY. 1 g rmiimuujeglinii 1:4.11i the King, complaining that, recently in the cast. of Span' on the return of Fee- most ti.rl'Ul, assiduous, and intelligerit servant of To oink the offal per stone of Sib. S per Ct. Red 721 I Indite 80nd5.... 42 pr. 4 0 unser his trumegiade on the 511), he had heard rota,: urea a D from France, subverted the liberties of the public, Mr. Car. The ground is chiefly a 5eet....41. of. to ss. 04.. Head of Cattle this day: 3 per Ct. Cons. 72M I Ex. Bills. 2.... 3 5 pr. • Muttou..4s. Od to ss. 0,1. Beasts deneei eretf u l eftrS. ills Alajesty charged the Mu- the State, and established a reyetein of despotic muss of rock or sandstone, mid this circumstance, i„ b...os. 0 4 . ho (4. 04. 5heep..........,•.• 17,2 m, ' 7iti l Mer:spaltly to take care that such d.sorde r i s h ou ld pow e r, would the Allies on such ground* interfere, so favouruble to the salubrity of the situation, ren- rea1....45. 04 to 64. Od. Calves tt 2 ' n „,„ l" 4 per Cents.... 901 91 I Lottery Tickrta 451. 10r, 140• mot b e raiment, and the Municipality in come.- and require that the previous system of government I der. the work of digging the foundations very tea P0rk....41. Od. to Ga. 0.1. 1 Pies.- 229 Batik L. An. IS 13-I6 I i e go o a c e orde r ed that nine corregidore, with their at- should be restored ? Every oil *twit FM that the dious rind laborious. By this plun of parish task. HAY-MARKET. _____________________--- . -. .. ----- ... ._ . , ill MARRIAGE. 4 te e d air te, should repair tu the 'Mace to maintain answer tvottld he id the negative ; but the question work, it will not, however, be very expel' ire. We ii5y........ 31. lac W. so 41. Oa. 04. On Satnrolay morniag, at St. Mary-le-Bone Church, 1:a 11 isrd:ar there, and tu- execute the 'wishes o r t h e s he l f. ) in a ratiefactory ufainier the futility of the i wish, therefore, to impress on the mind, of our Clover..., 41. 10s. Od. to W. is. OJ. the Lord Bishop of Kthworc, Hirdreas Robert, sou of ham. II &mg. Ht. Ma eat went out as ustual on the 6th, pretences that are set up by the. Allies a n d their readers, and especially on the parish officers of Straw cis Saundersoe, Fee of Castle Sanuilernm, to Maria Anne, .....-- Th.s people whoa' the *emirs of the preceding day Olvocatra to justify an act of barbarous inhumanity other town'', the important end complicated bent.. daughter of the Hots. John Luttrell Olmius._ lied attracted to the epot, received hint with shouts, against an unoffeuding people, whose very weak- fits attendant on this mode of employing such of COAL MARKET, FEBRUARY IC ....girr................... Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Price. Printed sad Published at Tote BRITISH Paw and Tot II of as Lase the Conststotiona Xing .!" but scarcely ' nest mist prove a security t o th e surroun d ing t h e distressed poor as are able to work,-( Liver- 30! Newcastle 221 34.. 3d. to 41s. 3d. Otos! (Hiee, Na, 177, Str e se, by C, CORN* El. /• e ipid his carriage passed the arced.' of the palace s batiotia, that so ceing• s elfeeted within the circl e pout Mrcory.) • 1 Seadeelsed .... tse. • v Os. Od, is 30*. W. of the Strud. II .. _ when some body guards, having their naked sabres concealed under their great coat., drew them. and struck two of the people. The authority of time corregidora was disregarded. The people suddenly di•perscd, but shortly returned in force, and obliged the body guards to take refuge in their bar rack, before. which, for their protection, they placed three pieces of cannon. The energy and exertions of the Magistrates calmed the effervescence of the people : the assistance of the national guard co.ttributed greatly to the effect. The garrison took arms to be in readiness to act in case of necessity. All the military on half-pay in the city presented themselves to the Municipality to offer their services and assist in the maintenance of tranquillity and the defence of the constitution. The Municipality presented to his Majesty an Ad dress upon the occa• '('hr Council of Ministers met yesterday under the presidency of the King, at which the disband ing of four companies of the body guards was re solved ou iirovuionally, but their definitise fate was referred to the Corte.. The individuals who compose this body will retire to their homes to •watt this decision, after laying down their arms and uniform in their barracks. The barracks of the body gourds has been kept as it were blockaded by the people fir three days and three isights.— The city was ill iated at night to prevent the disorders which darkness toi:;lit have lavoured. Several buoy guard's, says the Unicersel of yes presented ilseinselvee to toe Captain Ge neral to tender their resignation, declaring that they felt they never could serve in fill me with honour in a corps, smite niembi!rs of which hal in cold blood mined their fellow citizens. Sieve these events the service of the palace both inside and out si•le, is confided to halberdieis, Spanish and Waloon guards, and roc•tl curaltinerrs. Examination• have been taken against the an !hors of these disorders: The good citizens invoke aeiest them all the severity of the laws, and prompt and signal imilislinsent. . . . An article dated Vienna, the 4th instant, adds that the Duke de Gallo, had set out en the Soth hum Laybach, with the ultinutherts ud tire S.tve sewn, Inr Naples, and thst it uffers to the Nea politans the chance or seeing 4111111iK them 4.50,000 Austrians u. enemies, or 40,000 as allies. , , ~ :.