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14. iierbeep. twilled CaroiTIIPIRAIK THU ORPHAN OP GENEV A . n, Mr. Wallarki Fool/sloe Mr. Cooper; Caelit de lloteille, Me. 'llahowd ;.- Ihkeril, lir. dituie; Laviitabe.afe; Laigbi ; Woos. "Pr. Threakry. de llorioise, 41114 4111, i.- the Collates' iforeitie Ilirs. P.:roam; ibid.; 1164, 4 . o Ilisehore. • flasett..7e.; theoesti Prier. 34 . 1114 - 11 41.1.4111111.; Arousal PAD,. Is.—Leerea fittettory.. fa.; Illecood Ildiskifeeotlyqoc , latelety* I is. ; liteued lietoe.ll4. • nate* to, hr whoa OA,. illodeolif s in 60 illliao of the . . • "eit• - • .•,-, ~.". .ate Babes ea leltad Nil/title or for the. eeseete itOey aro& saga/mat its the Ore.• -iii..a Boxes, by applkaiiiiii ty Mr. RodweU,st tbe Theatre eaty. The new igelo.deassa of Therese, the Orphan or Geneva, Will Ise repealed retry evening amid further Dative. Ta marrow, the Cconelly of The Heir at La*. ')a Saturday, Artaseexes: filaadase, Mfrs Wilsey. - - -- -- , ' TIIRA rat...non 1., riPYRXT-GARD R'. firms EVENING. TIOUI{SDAV, Feb. 8, will be parltirmed the Musical Drama of ROD ROY NIACGREGOR. Sir Firderkk Vernon, Mr. Egrirtme ; Raildeigla Oshaldie stone. Mr. Abbott ; Francis Oshaldisiour, Mr. Dunne' ; Rolf Roy Macgregor Campbell, Mr. Macready; Durigal, Mr. Emery; Raillic Nicol Jarrie, Mr. Linn's. Diana Vernon, Miss M. Tice; Jaue Allecalpitie, Mrs. Connor ; Mein' Mac. gregor, Mrs. Faucit. After which, 3814 time, a new Greed and Comic Pantomime, rolled H ARLEQUIN AND FRIAR nAcoN; oh, THE BRAZEN HEAD. Friar flacon, Mr. Comm; VAnderniast (afterwards Pasta loos), M r . Ilarne." ; Adonia Fribble (ahrrwards Lower), Young Grimaldi; Young Morley (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. Eller; Mrlissrui (afterward. Columbine), Miss E. Dennetl ; Miles (aflerwards Clinni), Mr. Grimaldi. A Private Boa may he bail fur the Season, or nightly, of Isfillasndurs. at the Rox.Olibee. ZTe new Grand and Comic Pantomime will be repeated ory Evening. The new Tragedy of Mirsodula will be repeated To.: . storrurrynd Monday. On l':atnrilay, the Musical Drama of The Slave. A new Operatic Drama, tailed Dna John. or The Two Violent's, is in rehearsal, and will be speedily produced; also • new Farce, callrd A Figure of Fun. r 21,000 SOLD IN SHARES. IQ WI FT nna 0.. wild in Sisorro No. 46. Chios B. a Plize of 21,000/. drawn the 23J of Net Muath, their very roil Houle I itbe el , al POW.TRY; I 31, A I .I3OATe USES, STRUT; 14, CHARING mop ; where Tickets and Shares are now on Sole fur the p event Litter'', a hid, Collinillll SIX Prize, ref 21.000/. and hexing on IVEDNESDAY NEXT, when THREE Pr;ave of 2,n00z. are Sure to be Drawn. The Public may h‘ve the Chance of that Day's Drawini: at u very triflin g rick, a• A 1,1 the Tickets and Shares will be , ken bar lc, trite/her drown or venriemen, if presented fur that purport. before the 2301 of Feb/Nary ; and rotor!, all I Ile pair rhave-mmir y will be rev ornerl, as Riley be Bern by live &brumes delivered gents. ut SIYIPT and Co., 011'ieru. EAST INDIA SIADEIRA IVINE FOR SALE, nt the EAST INDIA HOUSE, on THURS DAY, 22J lustassi, •t Trll dClwk issecistly. Prompt sis moioolino. 911WO Illt n d r r r l mod N hetv two Pipes .4 MADEIRA WINE, by the East India Company foorn Cnir , olos, sod mow lying in theor Cellors ;Andre the EMI. holm House. Appliest for ionrtieulars and Cat.ologtolo Io iv- made to Mr William'. Elfin., the Company's Baggage Warelhoase Keeper, at his (Mier, New-strem, Boshup.gste. TO RE SOLD RV AUCTION, /IV MR. EYAMI, Al hie Huele, IV.I F.l TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, F. Inmar, 9, and fuluswine Day, A crioicE OLLEC 1•10 N Of the WORKS 11 or 1401.1.AIt, l ot h i di ng Produced iiuoa,. R rl the r aro l a l Portfolio* ill4t Collet-f ur . outlin 1k Colleeitui), the Nove l ty of a iliaisuguiwked _ DFSIRABLZ DIVELLING,HOUSE eked I:ARDEN, Norles.stree P.otimed road. near the Hegesera Park. HE filLll HY AUCTION, Hy RUPRINN, Al (Of Wares/ k agree'. Gahleta-aq uae' ,) GARRA IVA I's (.4/FFEE-lIQUSE. Coreghill, ua THLTbDAY, YYd Fein uary, led!, at Twelve u'Clut k, A LEAsEI4OII3 ESTATE, compribi.g • dr. suable pleas.aitely situ .te, Ns. 77, tee the Mal Side of Nortues.serrrt, eour Loul .a 1.. the Regeet's Park , 'title a 'initiate@ Garda u at the 1.41 k, toiffilatefrutu the Perrilind.teead. The tiuus.r coulainr, aturthe upper s l ue), thoet gout: sire/mug rueour ; secout l y, twu airy 61 146min:re , first duet, Iwo 'atilt 'lra win:- (Puma, windows upri:lsig 1. elcouir t; g. outfit flour, e @t heme@ 1,411, den.be :awl bee:dam euuuss ; Serge Gard' llre bark t ottemeteicatelog *tits Pentland-to a d owned, Iris Iris tent...meta k deletes, cupboard, sash-Lute, b aud fUr wwr nisei tore, Ac. ru be stew. el by lag It, ts. Pas heelers may he had on the antes ; of es. Biuudetti, Speaks. Inad K. &tilde. C"ii. ' Ttakple; ati Gana vs . •)% ; and Ur Kohioo, War. " k•a lfic, ar, of itw tiat. Lo th for VIC% ill *bay lot bag, "ii=. , CONTRACT TO DELITIR VIMILS AT MALTA. CONIIIIMIARIAT Whitt!lasiT. TRIMAIMILIN S UCH CHAMBER.. PIONIIVAIRY 6, 1621. ON Om Prrsolts as Agent for e desire* of : Cowb ig rie/ . ar Ceiesasearki Nisppliee. as dittiaw PIPE HUNDRED CHALDRONS of COAL% at 01$*aft% sway tweriwe• Pirtle/shwa of Olt Cootraoria at this 40,4paanwortliar boars nfTets sad nor, and.drilwer their T likdettt am ?l op and directed to the • *pro& roc Coaando. serlibt• . kaaarlatitt therein 4 Tender for Coals," on nr &fore iteaday, the 20th Natant. kat anise will he re. 'rived gees Twrlve o'Clork ou that day; woe will at %brim' be ontired melee• nook ow, or aniseend on a printed Particular, and the Pyle,* • loarrtod ila words at Ira/rib; our astraii a Letter be saidoirsed to sack Proposal, signed by Two Perrone of known property, engagia 2 to he emote bound with the Party tendering, in the sisal .apresord is. the Particulars fur the dile perfarsiaore of the Cu...- LIiNTRACT FOR GREY KERSEY AND BLANKETS. COSINIESARTAT DEPARTEIRIST, TREASURY CIIARBERS, FERRUARY 7, 1821. 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Craw Courts—The Itesary--Pirt issiusi— Pious I.:bestirs.— IA asti--I.try. pan still Gradu•l Firsi---Soesoriatines--Eliaso isonsig--Csling the Dead H.lah's Ara— N I , . 1 ,,, p , r , caw. ing Ihg Cud— Name., liicknaser a—Hets— Physics ins, I/1.40.e-, CUrrl, Bi. bar Suremilo— Poisons--/Itury VIII -- / The knowl—.Langlitrr -- Assassination, Sanctuaries, Luitrii ' illlllll-- Art ists, Ingenuity a —Oath.% Curers—Philimipligai Discove r ie., the Philumspher's Stutie—Sinne.thuweis, Stuise Caudle% Stone Pettieusur, S ttttt y Anim 114, Shine vita rm..... Eliquotie, Presioleery —EA yrnulogies—ttu ling (ilso) pissinali -- lirsurance—iila. a, lions Things ,. c•irslril i.y the Ancients—. Aden', Ear, she Sri pent, Paratbse—.ll a p t huttilriace, Nei yea . --The Ass—. The Eyes, Lung Sight, Septintitsz—Jus Mei. hum, Thirtieth of Jannary—errikiseys—i-Fulse Prophets,' Fanatics, Coining from the Lund—The II iir, Nlsernsaar Oil, Depilasu: is is, Wip—llabvanisid's loath, Sze. &c. die. &c. • _..116 THE PA riliftalk• Nihialry zwarele_Ataskli: • • Taw th y is poltiothsql: b. ih-sewieetrewa. toftillrod. IWO. IL PICTUKSS9Ue 11YUlt,11tki 4.‘ SEINE. from PARIS' Is the 114 Poor hiPtly IN ENDS'Sege, SW 31 pee Lrttat FProws: Ste. tAaplisrit. Sri Oar Ns' filch Noodle" few' ierier ma Imp ap% Ile: IPtlx Week, where erramplWegi me Six 3 lowth/y Pea% will owereamearrl widelhe the w Rhine • Renews Amy li kewri en s of Tear sl fiagarel, Cetwe Gtr. *Wu, Meatmereite AMory. ke. Ake. Pan X. ENGLISH 141raiiiimor wolmetwel Pleemllt M Ir, STrisAilt lift-TEmten er. Ain r. Phu*. ,t.. 11.1. Part XXVI. of the CABINET OP ARTS, Fear Plates, Se. of NEST SI M/TH wALes; bring In Historical Acntwat she from Drawiwp by Cassia Waffle, seepei-royal SL te. the 3teelor ILLYAIm, in tw o twat pocket nohow% price It s . RIA AND D ALMATIA; !seism a IN•stairtioo o f ahabitaata — re. Cllelomee. Dream% and Chaneter or thei r llllestrated with 31 elegant eeloored En parker. This work forms the Arit division of i &ties, which will "embrace the 4itre.teut Nation s a the Globe, under the title of THE WORLD IN MINIATURE. STAYS AND ELASTIC BELTS. ROBINSON soil VISTIRIN iiihm t fo r SUL lAdies• inspection their Fashionable DRESS STAYS, WASHING CORSETS, and CHILDREN'S- STAYS. shit* they *nipple tit in • ruprriar manner. ELASTIC BELTS, whish effectually redacenbdonsisal enterresnent, corpulence, lend dropsy, umbilical hernia, stiel Other acieidenlii, beet debilsly and relaxation, and afford comfortabl e sup. pert after ronllnernent. PATEN'T STAYS fie improve defective Mapco, rectify unequal shoulders, preveet sleep ing, remove vertibral weiknem, 'curvatures, and irony hegira in the spine, mid support sad asset pentane awry, making them appear perfectly strajgbt, williont say per meters steel, padding, or inversi ve . Connery Ladies instructed by letter to send menanres.-- 7, York-street, Covent-garden London. S O CIETY FOR THE SUPPIIESSION OF MEN DICI TY. Patron-11 R. H . the Duke of YORK ; President Hie Grace the Doke of NORTH U MBERLAND. The Managers are tinder the necessity of appealing to the beitevolenee of the Pablic !In behalf of this Inasitutioo, the , Nods diaboractillaving for.sonse time eghajite,ablyeseeekis the rectiptat Nor can any portion of the Subseriptioo raised for the Radler of the " Hoisarleve Poor" be applied to the purposes of this Society, as h as b een very gramma'', bat tr. roomed', atippeard. From NO high eallatalialt in which the procspalpp i p . 4 she as„ di ela y siblipt i are holit.itinutilieltsnatit sod rats total relief it is colculatrif 'Io *irons •io real ato from she eat ewr i ve means It linmarrom to detect adindm, and pettish liepposition, imposition, Ike Managers berm that no t hi ng feeder seed urged to iadsteat the Public to contribute libeemlly In. wards its support; especially sea period at the year when Ike eiiimanto eft its hearty may he expect'd rapidly to augment. t s. t it. Mews. R eifies. Far. H. P. Feller. E.q. ~ II - qukar, and Co. 3el J. W. Double, Esq. ~ 11- dowation 2l 0 George Baker, Esq .• • 1 • ea 2. Mr.. Sevier Miss Hooter 1 1 Mr:: Thos. Farrer .. 3 3 Lady Calthorpe Edward Sehoeir, Esq 2 I John Herat, 8aq..... 1 1 John H. Gilmour, E.q 1 1 Mrs. James Steen • .. 3 R. Fletcher, Esq I 1 James Harvey, 114.„ 1 I Frederick Ripley, Esq 2 I Mrs. Aakton.. ...... 1 1 Sir C. S. Hunter .• I 1 Juba Humble P.m... 1 1 G. Goodenough, F..q 1 1 Jar. Wigru. , , Eq. Wna. Beckett, Faq. .. 31 l 01 1 1 JLDs. F(Cativil.E.iidwofili.z. e.164 8 . i . tt r t ..q ) .. .. .. .. .. 1 1 : 0 1 1 W. R. G. E. Steers Erq. Right don th e Earl I James Gordon. E.g. of Liverpool, 3 1 donation 3d donation 31i.. Faulthaw, 3d do Pi r Williamia's led C u. nation . •. 5 0 S. S. %I. per %Vant dona lia Aliso E. Fanshaw, 3,1 Williams, E• q .M .P. 10 0 Ca i tion Er 5 0 A.Chamb ers ....... 2 0 pr Cure, g 5 5 Rev. Mr.Seagrove ~ 1 0 11. Lancaster E.q ...... Charles 11. 11411, Fari 1 IIE. J. .............. Wan Towusen d il, Esq 1 0 James flulford 1 0 Esq M.. . H ...., i i ... 1 0 Capt.T B Smith. RN. 1 I 1 Rickard Fell,•P.sq..•. I 1 Wrei. Robertson, Esq. 1 1 I H'. S. Stanhope, Esq. 1 1 R. T. Kiaderaley, Emu 2 2 Ditto ............. 1 1 1 1: H. Garrett Key, E.q.. 10 10 31ajor•General Teucli, !N. I% ............ 90 0 Plymouth 1 1, S Harbors, E5q..... 1 0 Robert Cray , EN. Mrs. Burierit. Sir C. [lampoon; Bart 2 11 I.talralls:e•Cattleresits John Perbe, E. Wm. Moreton, EST 1 I liarowairria castl e . 31. H. Esq. Ch... E. Piguu, Esq J. F0a1. ,. . ti ..... ... 2.1 ditAt in* • ..... 0 0 P er Curti. . aud . Cu. 1 0 I. Shaduell, &q. 211 Gust Bishop of Ely.. 10 1 (loma t A. It. 1 I A souytuons, per kle.s. Jul.,. l'orlies. E5q..... 1 1 Hoare, .......... 10 10 J. Rawl:ill, E.g. .... 1 1 John Wils on , Em.... 1 0 Julia Cat-, Esti I 1 Sir T. O. Admin.', Bt. Bob,. Heuder.ou, Rug 1 1 I (51 411 "aalla") •• • • 5 5 Sir J. Isitigliont, Lot Per Lubbock mod Co. 4111 dooming' lO 10 Right lion. Lord Hes- Rt. Hon. bud Hard W. Thick 1.. uom, E-q 1 1, Geo. Hammond, F.sq. 5 0 Mra. Phillips Julia Hioth, E5q..... 1 1 Pm Pole and C 0... • Chat. Aylmer, E.q... I I Chic Cartws test, F.aq. 5 0 Timms. Butler, Esq. 2 2 &nine! GrOrte, E,. 1 . I 0 A. Anderion, Esq...• I 1 P. r 31.1. Woes. Chat. Welshed, Es q George Dock. ;t, Esq. 1 0 21 duti.ition Miss IVeltivad, 2.1 du Memos. Joseph Hoist nation • 1 1 and SWIM Miss M. Welstrad, 2J Per Corks anal Co. ilasLiii .... 1 1 Richard Staples, Lou. I I Saint. Garnault, E.q. 11 ; Per Praid's and Co. E. V. Sieetho tom, Esq. 1 1 Wm. Chrlinea, F.mq .. 3 3 Lady Mordauist, 45:i Per lksraard aud Cu. &tuition Subieriptions are received by the Treasurer, William Willism., E.q, 31. P. Dirt Wu-Imm ; by Mr. 511 phenol, at use Sucitty's °thee, in It. il Lion.aquare, by the Collector, 31'. Itaager, 18, Mots•rt re*, Islington; and by all she Saukes• its Loudon. Jauukry 27, 1921. W. 11. BODKIN, Ilun.S.c. .Ai . , mama ordt. I mull tot' lei& . tostater t MI gorillas ow, am goulql - . r ol lor ra ttls kris oroloot rpm tie toolli mid, ileitis imp col . ou well or ?nth Label him., dok, Spam S t i ttoritheltirterich it tromoot he genets*. . .r.. , •1 lONS RtRGEStiI seal BONN lusig folabiherd outtllMit ttalptpprtl 10111ENCE of A BICHOVI Cti ortriiroty to he pro. 1111104 brf ihrat Whir oho Now angeore Art beirlivieb 1111 propot rariodlretioto tot swop yeses. i Wit, 107, Stotoot, corr.," of slit al..TiMispe • liok Est.--(The Ortgirarti Pioh•Ilhoot Woroloptel ', riouvic of coif:vein From 11'e lateness of the hour et which the ffuuse of Commotis broke up yesterday muriiime, lee were obliged to abridge the end of elle de'intee The following is a report of the coot iodic g sperchee : -- Lord CaIITLEREA*R frit that if he Pere longer to dello! tiring, the Iliaose might imagine that the delay 5 r•oN. ewe I flora an ilibilitli'y to Nee the cl siege. which bail deem brought forward. He would endeavour to Mill the altentoin of the House is, the true point in &blot., and confine himself closely to that particular paint. He was perfectly ready to put the imue upon the grimn.l" Pr"P•6"l be the Lesrned Gentleman upporise. He could a...He the Howse that he felt toil. bled to the Hon. als usher for the candid manure in which lie had stated the groom's epee which his rharge s were made. He had done himself and his party lemosor by the sirsight-forwsril manure iii which he Mil come Nome' and exculpated diens from the milk.and water motions with ...hid, they had so long hero dealing. He had felt the diagram is whirls the party was involved, •sel (lhad taken au hismosrable manlier to extricate t h em. He ord Cant. re•glo) was ant the individual who would umiak from a charge brought forward in so manly a manner. It would occur to the Homo., that Ministers might have sheltered IM mselves belleash the gorge_ meet, that it was 'inviter that they were now fur the first time called spoil to answer fur so great a crime—s. that now in the year 1821, in the very mouth wbeu they Cat c ommitted the *Renee of institetiag proceedings against her /Majesty, that the were Never unt i l thi s d ay call ed upon in thed•plsees N au .wer for their cooduct. Under such an appeal they might base sheltered themselves, if shelter had been their object. They might have argued that a vote of erasure would nut operate more strongly against Ministers than evilest the linear itself; for he would ray, that after many weemoures which had received ilia approba doe of Parliament, a vole of cenrere was sow as much e. shied ageism the Ileum, andeepeeially ag a i nst t h e ma j ority au Boa 0 . 4 /0010 of the Hon. Member fur &motor, as against the acts of klinime rs.—(l/iter.)—B u t be could assure the Hawse that they were Nut Illopiase i l to aliebeafilealleivel l 0111- 4ee that nevem- fold *Meld. He retreated the Hesse, ambasere Pertlenholy he elated opals the Hue. dieneher for Biranib , r to *flare, if, epos relleetino, be ur they Tell sesisled that Ministers hail not dist barged their duty so the corintry, and whether they were any lugger entitled to its enefidenee. He wished to pot thermostat' of A/onagers wpm that ground, sled by their decision would he tumid or fall. The Hoe. Meadow who bad joist 'puttee would, h owever, forgive him if be looked opus the question in rath er ewe extrusive a view M en had been adopted by himself. He wished also to meal to the H owse some misrepreseutatio n i nto w h ich that Member bad fallen, for it would be Impossible for the lino , e mat to perceive how the arguments of the Hers. Member fee Corfe Castle, as well as those of the Hon. Gentleman bellied him, had been antseepresenied would . Ile trust to the Howse to 040efra the fallacy or the inferno-es to which that misrepresestation had led. B. fore he proceeded to the real poiat of difference between the Hog. Alember and Ministers, he world woke some 6610 e1VallOOS upon else renaults of ersothrr Melsober. He did so w i th great respect, fur lie felt the mealy tone anal ability with which the Hoe. Member on the second beach Mid di-cussed one view of the question. The argument of that Gentle-nom went to maintain, t h at as the period of life to which b. r Maj. sty had now arrived re.,. dered it impossibl e that the serersamiu le doe Thome would he affected by may arts . r irregularity ou Mr part, so it would have been better nut only to avoid a public exposure, but even to have treated her with inure c onsideration cm that armour.. Now it would testi be neces sary to rival the at_s , . of the H ouse to the situate°, is, which her Majesty stood, with re l ation to G.:venison's, at th e ti me whew the proceedings were commenced. He was quite prepaied to cuatead that, tveo had the suggestion of the Hon. Member beta followed, Ministers would have been usable to have escaped the calamity which they had dune so much to avert, via. an anyone, admirer to her Majesty. He euntesided that, had Ministers treated her as if her cooduct had Isere believed to be correct, me the supposition that she would remain abroad, they would have placed an instrument its her baud which might have outlined her to resin", and claim to be treated in every respect as Queen Coupon. It was no new argument to say, that bee Majesty had out been received and recognised by the Courts abi toad ; the question How to be einisicend emer i ti■ what principle had Ministers abroad been mothaorised to withhold Abe costonaary ceremonies of respect It was ungeireruus to say that an attempt had beta made on eke Cuotinent to treat her Majesty with disrespect. lie sleeted it, as far as terse Milliners of the Crown were con cerned. Hr would lint wow niter gnu an argument uu that subj. el, but he denied that the Servants of the Crowe had ever failed, seder the iestructions upon which they meted, to pay ar ose roper mark of respect so her Majesty. Tame 'confections out sof the special applientiou of one Con 'imolai Court lo knots what course shuuld be adopted with regard Ili her Majesty. Instructions ware scut, that as she was sot received at the Court of Great Biitaiu—(//ear) —He apprehended that the Gentlemen upp.rue did not enema to moiteriet that the Crowe had no power to enact sorb a mearure• lie ba keyed he could howl N'toir nithoritirs for it, and that he could also find aii authority to • leo - tail' letter remedy addraetard by a Noble Lord to the Member for Brambrr, its whirls it INS expressly staled, that the Crowa hada right to regulate its owe Court. It be were dispersed to refer to the Jachim, iusiesJ of the modern Whigs, be believed that Ise should Mail 'bet, is, 1757, a mules., beartog the signature's( the Doke of Grafton, had been actually in serted it the Oa:We, in who b it was atoll n• .1„ that whoever visited Fredvoiek Mimic of Wales, coal the Heir Apparent to the Throne, shoed out be received at Cour.. If, then, that power was allowed to be vested au the Crown, the sole question would be, •ticther iliiiisters exercised it with dis cretion. Would Mission r have been justified in advising their Sovereign, nor he hail batot.hrti her Slajtaty ream hat own Cou t rt, its iambs her r . cept i uu at suoilter ? Pt worild nodisguise 'hat ...lie u at that time the a•ruageg lospotulinus had. been Ca6l upoos Iv a Alsjesty. Ile did out know haw other G uth nolo micbi Eel, but he certainly should have fall that tie had beets coma miffing an set deregatuay to vie Croon, di-grac.ful to the country, and dish able to has us ta char i. ti ras 4 Minister, if he had sigu.d au authority to a rasing.' sip lit of the British U6C4en alllelll•Orderlalg him to place NOM* en nue aisle of Mr Maj. siy, whilst Cie courier encoded son the other. He had tort itn.eglit at that reined (as had bees. 181- wrested) that her . l lajesty had Ilona MP isilitsliels to crielo 0 10 IWO commit,. It het own ticclatai tulle might be b, he she tea tatuly dad coattail/late rat urtsice, to themuuly and Cla!atiag a, r rank as the head of the fea,,e eacirty of "'"Htrf ales shoo form d -...s ahmeofid .e h rot ,wea rtl a s oreassuilow• The Noble Lord had observed, that Moisten hod &es re duced to ae nnnnn idabte dilemma Their mikes ak.04.1,..i the Qmsen to he pteilly, rip th. y did 'tot. If they had Ir .4. Hewed her testify (aM., the Nook 'Lord), then It was 50.,: duty tnl ns•gtis'etlt In 1 'we emattgented perwerdfart. • he (1..... d Cintlereaglt) was getNetly ami t ..11.4 this Il g spermeon almaild he treed uprio the n& nea ohteh tat Nohle Lord had pl.& a it. The Noble Loin nod mini th •t 1. n o other course had remained Wilsey Hose thought the %Owl etitatinte but to haunt the question to me immediate inquiry. The floes., was obligati to the Noble Lord for h . iiiitag *WA the strum* whirl. he and his friend s had memos Musgalm• I.• have Isnt 4 nett. It was not tie Rest iMse tbos, to tie aissessinest of debate, that the li•mtleroms oplusaitt had re eomphisto witteemt. Aim he mold hard! y `lwo • as the VT • eaallair t k_ whoa they had been oppwwd. It would he tvtd-01 Si. I" whole h t hat the pulley of SKr Gentlemen opposite had beefs to d. ive the question into so haggis y, and .w o o, past Mt • sisters to all the inconveniences wheels they km w oid •i trial its agitating or, on the other hand s to lay them tinder th • charge of hawing sumo 4 with the &emir of the Crean and of I lie ei.itatiy. The Noble Lord had mord what Minimalism:stet to hare done in ease they be li• wed the Duero to he eriamoal. Now the fset w as, that Miniatt - es were in ' , assertion of its. &emotion whirl., when They regard. J the numb., of indi.,. duals by whom it lad been ( tarnished, or the wallet, of point• to which that lon- , .matins elitee.ded, reran". cl sou from paro l e s whom they b a d no nnnnn • to believ as it e Ilif fst illattell,rd by improper m ot i ves, c rtaiet'y .lid smut to se het out a f oe mu t a b le ease against the Q.lrelth F rom Hie matw ret l. of th e information, he wa F. that a n e . r ;mete das testi. Redt it wa s i mpusatt 1 . more d.eply affect at-methe ht renlifoiniier any eeteng ce taus. teleollt Ur an iiiiiisidn•l s , lima 11,4 t0r...m.18m0 which Minist• rs had received affected 154, brinoor of the Qoeets. V. the woold admit, and emit conteod, that it was tort the duty of Ministers to prilevell le au impair., Wit could he •vei led ronsiatently with the eights. of judhea and the Pious,,,,. and dignity of the Crown. Hi. Maje-ty a Menistets had beets l e ft persuaded th emselves, ilrat no effort h a d untried tu pre vent inquiry. Rut although the efforts of Government had been exhausted, be (Lord Camilerea gh) *meld have *b enc h * that he had beefs t. &flog a false wt. hinswlf stet point ..fhos..., to hare stood b e t werw the Howse d the p u bl- c , had he nut joint.' with Riatolor. its the motion of th e H unouroble ilentber for That mottos had been without 4 Erect. With regard to the targociation carried on between the Duke of Wellington aged himself on one pert, toed her Nlajesty ad. risen oil the other, lie ronld only say that that isegosialioes had hies the result of a determistatiog of she Howe., sad he believed that with the escrpt st .if 120 Members, wises had done all that Ho y could Id make that eirgociatiou fait, there lead been only one feeling its the Hulot, and Ant sets to brio; the onforturiala bosioess to • termination with. out an app ea l to any legal trebtagal. He was sot aware that during that negociatio• any indication or bad faith had berg display. d ; of there had , he knew snakiest of it. ' Ile had app r. headed that the Pon-e was dispamoi to consider shat the Gov. emend In that isegriciatims had lent itself retire); to the objetts grille Mosses That to coriation had here tried. if it had out aucceedi dew Hiought that the House would so t reproach Miaistera for its failime- They would uhreerre, that whenever a chance had nocturnal by which the iniblie tranquillity might hate bees preserved, ail•ice from some se arm smarter had always ergs% up to plunge them into fresh tremble. He wiihrd sow to impress upon the Howse ail although the Goverstnent hail been for some time in possissioa of the paioral iefelllgegre, yet lIWy ded It o . pomp... 11111111 illfOrialleitni as could properly be regaided as official, too could do y take a public step spun soh ii.formation. And if Ministers had comniesced paw ceedings against h.r Majesty upon inofgeial commusalea lions, they would have deserved the animadvertioga of the Gentleman opposite, far not having itifficteutly ascretaige4l the truth of the information upon which they had witstared to act. He would stale *by, befui e his lite Majesty's death (being, as they were, in pusatssinu of the reports which he bad mentioned) they had not instituted immediate pro ceedings. He would refer to the debater of • former slight, and to the remarks of •n•Hon. F.teeid now shorn% who had stated that soon after Ilic repent of shr.misis. c 0....,,. lion, as, offer had berg received by I.; nnnnn meet is almost the some terms whirls formed this basis of the offer sobs.- queerly made by &Hoist. re, and made by a prison who was generally regarded as an accredited agent of her Majtott. To that plopos.l they had not relented a discouragiog answer, but they h..' frit 'verve to bringing en a /Wide questions whet, rot uccessarily faired, whets, if ti. We of Hs, late King had loom spared, it would cot hate bier mt • erssary ice a4itate it. It was a misapprehension iss state s that the retrn . f her Majesty to this creaky had arises from the t u rf r.iou of the Gov, rumen! of this country re flieeltait the insettioo of her name i• Has Liturgy. Mar 'mum had beeu a matter notoriously kiwis.. The vitalise fur Ministers then had been, whether it were belt r to persist in bringing the question forward, Of still to CO dealfunr, lie they had always dour, to avoid a paddies in epeiey? Under these eiremustaners, et had beets thought, that the same propositio n whit h had originally harm sub mitted to Gyve' 'stoma ye Isehenf of ihe Queen, world not wow be refused, whir,, offers d by A11111•Iffi. The Noble laird thee, alluded to she narration of the Liturgy, and to shear gurnents of Haase who bad considered that it was a rim gas non lii an arran4enieset weile the Qiieell. Mkt. PfrlisPga nederd, lb It bee Maj. sty 'a 31ileisters could hart Moped f...e ultimate ounce's from the propo.itinw which had hero in to mtd to the Honourabl e sod Learned Ural lenta.. for Haat Honourable sad Learieed tleotleneau uplift go ing Si. St. ontei's, nut only kepi himself open, but La also kepi ler Majesty open, to receive any propositiens which might be made. The Houourah:e sad Leaflard Grill firma, had undart•keu to Ildevl t a proposal from hi s m a . jetty's Governmeut to the Queen--a propuililatill Militia he had is, raft chusn to propose; and it ley bad Ise not door what he bail offered to perform? Hie Right Hogunrsltie Fleeted had with justice characterised that Ittn.Pouttn• as harin g bee. uesfurtinsately made, mid sollartmeately coo ducted, by hen, whose duty hail I. Hind him so cond uct et well. Pet hops, indeed, the Learned alellitmato might And it us. fu I to shelter him,. If nod. r los double diary t r, oh a a Mee...age which had beer por pare(' by his advice., sod when lie had himself btatught down to On: Hesse, Nod to begone: the *object of dillellgijoi l . Th e flow memb er . u y sh e or . rustle 1.1.1 e bad . :press. .I great steal that the tomer. e should be found to continue 4.• a st te of agliation, aril a t this HOU. sod Lea wed Gruel. /10411 had hennght &nu • .alas. sage from let r Msjerty, deflating that the cometry, as far ois either the Qom.' or her advisers *vie eapdate of premolar.; it, would he prerinted from setterwing to • stale of trate riteillity. That Hun. and Learned Gesitlensige hada prop., settees put into his hands in writenz, too rder to prevent the possibility of any mircusception or error, oft the ISth of April, and with that propmation, he did eel letter the coon ti y until thereof of Ala', and Shiro he merely took et out . f the casuistry O w the purpose of tiriosisa II bark again ii. the sante state as be had take.' tt •ist of the lika.pauss e l'l,t jprop. nnn ton, oh th bait reeeer.4l the tranetino of kn. M . , est)'s Gyflrinlila.l.l, and %Inch it leas eakroletad letigtt produce Cr,.., alb/oiliest* Ito Ike Ittugalum by pr. muting the evils which wire so mooch deulused, had Men 101111.1- 4 d ,u Om 11 18111 , 11•4114 C Mid I eariPed Geol' emaii,d Iwo IWrilve Cloeld cueg, M Y iIIIV the Hosunrahle not Grath Mal ell lee manlier la 'high bar had afire. 111 , f Maj esty h ad 416avb expret.seel a lea* up fret slth her 14.01 adv...., tool cubed at SI. ttelte., her et !learn: tioieleg, at it *At Neal, 1./uOO, sow rester to her M. jest)%. heart thau to nse.t that Mu. mad Leamsed liesitltasneu at Geneva; and ye t, nu: well his fiord 3 14thola had come to ~a .. • ,-.-.. - i't I 1 - 41 w . -- - ..,• .i • • • - . . - . . 4 • ' . , , • . .. . . .. ,- . ~ , .. _.•• ....,. . ....•....,„., \ ..,. •.0 • % ' ' ..- N i ' 7 1' ; .•-' • : ir . 6 4:-.t: . .. • • . ....\ • . ,•,. . .... • 0.. -, r / ' . . . /27 . • . , ....... ._ . • ,P - N.:- ‘,. t 0,-, o f ito.y. i n • .. • . . • • .. . .: ... • • . .. ~ N „ mu ;,,,,, „ lit,: I. i 5 ,,, , , ,„ q . v . „,, . ..: • • • • • '..014) 1 .4 40, 4 : titre st,7 to-'t kJ , • * tallio ..4 - --alai /VOIR llisil aiNjo staltai/a,i tirtrt OW -11lXIM 7at sat nig, Livorts •; !•••;*••• ',.' ••/, "P - i . 4 . •. • se.7„*.sl • ' .. . . hid i distill,* lit NOM& T•44lt shitiss sistaft mini Ism I Nit - aintirs A 0 ~,•• •- ,s t,l .mw . . 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I :7 teh l ,_ llere f ie l oce i”": 2l l ll : etwaseve TIMIIBIN haeami w&litrashwiwa,ittolia.d:hardtrobn..alyr r w e e a :to . ha ele ve de.l l , ee l l b t e st e t t w i : e . s ," L e t , l l 7. 4 :l : ARTAXERXES. ENGLAND Ore Nailer _ . hidepi ress.sis liss gez asc . 7 or 107 tow H ei r hem ..16-..norr.. Mei with the retina a hit it tom on hare *amid hat a Arlairritre, Madame Yessris; Artabaort, Nr. Hors • Ar. Thu or and after the ' gth d f F aew torrbo r • t_ I tete, Mr. Bra/saws ; Risen% Mn Dobbs. &Imagistic ' Mews Rank will he ready so imille, 'S it D e tre . owl - I' ass a; ;t it she i'veill.g. wouirici, , E.toet. 1:. man: ion weak, sod isss lor e thew 1 1 1 purrreasa of dog merited, and he r w„i.„, : 54 46t, 'aorta (her 9th appearance in pnbile); &mire, Miss kvey. Directors Ist y think - "Irk -- - ea treated ishusail, as a reascso spl A A tigitiabed barman en.. In., claim* in this Mr.?. Welsh will preside at the Piane-forie during tie Realm, is elh i a • . r 4 'Woheerrpi u Ds nee • 116,7 , ,i ; ► r ' r frofmmeltded it So. Ow mow dieti ar o"IeOrk:;437.ILUILtSILVEIR N COIN or she - for BANK NOTES. prwvided *poises. UNDER Tll4 11:Aigaiiimillt....„..!iltas."erwm11117“. . .... Willie 'llll9i. 114"11"41141. he".l4ll"lll4Mgelihrlinhililiel'he!"".- "e44111.1"6"' I". The N"hi. 1-'e-n-1"." """"la "er " --- ' Ned of Piet Waimea performatter. LING, to ler +hick bib time, • its Ibree acts, now peefuss.• titan 65 same before she Ist faly nest. lOW em she Coo liuest,11:11111Z.11101111 extraordinary sueoera, R. Bur. Secret.... entitled 1 TIIFIRRIE. TUC. ricesema... .... ------ t. : s NETER ACTED. ADF.LPID THEATRE, STRAND. AeMori's' a tl.e Rink Hen. the Lord . THIS EVENING. 'THURSDAY. FALAI. TO-MORROW, Friday, find Satarday. crilA kit rented, an entire new sp lendid Historical illelme i'.enitrile assrletto, entitled, : - - KENILWORTH CASTLE: OR, THE DAYS QF QUEEN BESS. Baal of Leicester, Mr. Watkins ; Earl of S ussex, M r. Jervis; E ar l o f Sh rewsbury, Mr. liessaie; Lail Raleigh, Mr. Shaw; Lord S.builaanspitne, Mr. Aaron; Waller Raleigh, Mr. Ploinips ; Sir henry Lee, Mr. Brady; Tressilian, Mr. Wayleil (from the Theatre Royal, Birmingham, his first alp lorsisoce). Queen Elizabeth, Mies E. Srolt ; Amy, Countess of Leicester, Mrs. iraylett; Janet, Miss Yates; Cicely, Nies Jerrold. To conclude with the f ile Barletta of THE DEUCE IS IN HER. Dun John de Toledo, Mr. Callahan ; Don Levrls de To ledo, Mr. Gammas' ; Doe Meuse, Enrinorg Mr. ilValkinr; C...,., Mr. Wilkisex4m ; Roderic), Mr ' Smith. Douua Asa., hells, Mrs. Ya t es. leu ; Donna Beatrice, Miss E. S cu ll ; I sa- M oss PO h. 4 ,; ~~ - 7G7■l _ • •~1