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Am* k , " "74l; lo frit .7 ; , . N"0 • • rtt fo b rrto 0 -r- x ,),F i 0/03 4 teirt% • A .2.. 41‘1 •4••• A? • 0 R, :~~~' .J . *MORN IJVG LITE., .41117 .4 DYER 7 1 I S 1 BD II • SATURDAY. APRIL 23, 1803. ' NUMBER 07.1 TPRICE STXPI7NCE. biein Mouth will be publishei. in two large Volume; Octavo, ' illustrated with an Eug.aving of a Nyinphiurn, or Cabltic 4 ; 0410 , toPh•tl (tom an ancient Rrarrn elate dug up in the Gardens of the Barberini Palace at Koine, L i DISSERTATION on the MYSTERIES of z the CARIR', or t:.e Great Gud; of Sarnothrace, 'non, Cr te, Italy, Egypt, and Phi ni-ia; being an A.tt .hew that tile 'ovoid UrK!..A of atechui, Giros, Mithat.s„ isis k Adonis, Awl Cybele, were fulivied upon an Union of tile Callthlattittli tie* Rites of the althigc witit the adoratioa of the !last of !leaven. By GEORGE STANLEY FABER. k• M. Fellow of Lincoln Cr!,iers4 0 s.f.irtl. Printed for F. and C. Riviugton, Nu. 62, St. Faure Church yani. THE LIFE OFORNER AL WASHINGTON FROM HIS OWN MANIISC.ZIPTS. • . IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. _ . MR HEAVISIDE, finding himself unequal to ett,.eas hi person his thanks to his very numerous trir.:l.ls, who i t every way intcr-sted themslres so warmly for Ma on the late unfortunate oecervenee, b••gs I:ave, Wicongh this illsbitc deuinel, to convey tattier% his most Start t•lt pathetic. U, on such oceition, a eerttin degree of ygn lion may be ellowed, he begs to be indulged in tha ruin he has felt ha" r-cy ant ample consolation from his The imentaird and isle., agar alt ention and anxiety of multitudes to snit °II I.i. suffering., &ovine: hi confinement, will be en grave-et on his evietonty to ow latest moment of his life. To thank ba weals he will not atieniot. That central eondnct which, is so striking a manner, product 4 to hint quell in come-ALM meet ./(irepriastion, will be his Insure snide amt 1m sem., of the f:1-n Wee be 1)14 reemyrd wiN, to the etl.l of NU life, prod see ever! eTort M fte4.•-•••• its cy lo e mol oye. —To the the Cite of I.onyli.n. lee hejs 1t44 best aclutivr l•dges ma Lw their :-;1 ti &twisting's to hien --To Mr. Kirby's indii'genee be DEM the many In. al canteens he .es;•er4.l his wall-k 'own incdta &a met veclitiie any encomiums fmm Mt. it•av awl ....Ile will ever have iiis limn wishes. George 0r..:44, Ilanover.squ.ue, A r a: I, 18 TIIF‘TRY.ItitY.II.. DRURY-LAKE. AIRS. 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Mr. Townsend, the Herald, and Mr. 0.111.0 r, were again. examined at the Bar, touchiee 1:1* Chandos Peerage, in the Committee of:Privileges:- after which the further hearing was adjoureed: to • Monday. 4 Sir James Saumarez's Annuity Bill, the FOur Million Exchequer Loan Bill, the Milizia Officers' 8111, and . the American Commissioners' Bill, toge ther with five Private Bills, received the Royal Anent by Commission. The Bill, and business on the Table was read: and disposed of. Lord LIMERICK presented a petition from John Harney, a prisoner for debt, in the jail of the Four Courts, Dublin, praying to be taken out of the exception in the Insolvent Debtors Bill. Lord - Limerick explained the merits of the prisoner's case, as they had been stated to him ; but would not take upon him to be responsible fur the facts. He said: he understood the petitioner had been tried on an action for damages ; and, on the trial, the learned Judge said it was unnecessary to examine more witnesses, and told the Jury to give a verdict Against the Defendant, but not to give damages. The • Jury, however, found a verdid, and excessive de maps. On an application to the Court of King': Bench, the verdia was set aside, and a new trial granted. the action was tried again in the coun try, and the same damages were again awarded. The petitioner, in conseqt.ence of the great expenc'e he had been put to, was so much impoverished that he was unable to defend himself any farther. and was obliged to remain in prison ; and on those grounds he petitioned to be taken out of the excep tion of the Insolvent Debtors Relief Bill. liis Lord ship, therefore, hoped that the petition might be presented, and lay un the Table for future cove sideration. The LORD CHANCELL)R left the Woolsack to remark, that there was a clause in the Insolvent Debtors Bill, then on the Table, to except de fendants detained in prison damages given by a Jury, for seducing other men's daughters, from the benefit of the Insolvent Debtors Relief Bill. That clause, his Lordship said, he considered as a very wise and salutary one ; and he should be sorry to see it broke in upon. He recapitulated the facts stated by the Noble Earl, and concluded with say ing, that the petition inigHt be presented, and lay upon the Table, but what ought to be done upon . J r the grounds of it, was e rater of future disease sion.—Adjourned till Moud.ty next. HOUSE OF COMMONS. FRIDAY, APRIL 21. The House at an early hour attended the Ho , ise of Peers pursuant to a summons 9y the Black h I, and the Speaker, on his return, announced that t .e Royal -.sent ha,i been given by commission to the Foto. Millions Loon Lxchequer Bills, James Saumarez's Annti, y, tho Mil: .ia Officers, the Ame rican Commissioners, and some private Bids Petitions were presented from the Cotton Mane flEturers of York, and the town of. Perth, prayi:l for the repeal of the late Al, which were referred to the Committee to which the former Petitions were referred. • Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the report of the Se!ea Committee rn the Bill respeeting the retaking of allowances to Adjutants and Serjeants in time of peace, which was ordered to lie on the Table. . Lord GREVILLE LEVESON move., for 3., C ,mmittee to enquire into the defects in the liws. :eating to the building and repai4pg of county , bridges and buildings, which was agreed to. - , L he Expiring Laws and Irish Revenue Bills were . read a third time and passed. ILCHESTER EVICTION. . The Order of the Day being read for taking the"' Repeat of the Ilchester Elu&ion Co:magner into-fur ther consideration ; and the Resolutions being real a first time, on the motion for their second read ing Mr. SMITH (the Chairman of the Committee) ` rose, and referring to the evidence, said, that the Committee had ample proofs of the existence of a conspiracy to deprive the Eleftors of Ilchester their rights. They did not think ',toper however, • to report their own opinion, but to refer the- evi dence to the House, convineeJ, from the vigour it • had already shewn in the punishment of violaion of privileges, that it-would not to auf in the sarti, manner when the whole of the present subje& shoul.l be before them. He would :n9t therefore occupy their time with long observations of his own, behvt: only imtrufted to move, that the House sh:eil,l l adopt the Resolutions of the pornmittee, an 4 foikie.; this up with a motion, that 'the Attorney-GeiteraV be insrrnaed to prosecute tdr. Thomas tl, Mr. I>R r the mlyor, acid the others it - ie. ,- Litt the Report, as being concer:aed in the conspir,,cv.. - . Sir M. W. RII)I,.EN and Mr. WALLA: thought that the Members .of the Committee otr,!lt. - previously to explain howmttes,tharge applied to diCt case of Mr. Davison, agaai4e whom there was ad • • evidence of bribery. The SPEAKER reminded the Gentlemen, that • they would have libettrto discuss that in the sub-. sequent resolutions, tear that was not included in the present one. Mr. WALLACE, hmeever, proceeded to urge, that before any dirati should be given to t.,e • Attoraey;.General to pr.:secute, the Reese 0;17:1: • previossly to consider how far its own digni,y might be involved in it; and whether there was'7. - 4° • not a good cause for its preeteding, it ought, with out hearing a min, to send him to trial, with r:.e fun weight of its authority. 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