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~~ ~.::. • stronger she Treasury rulierv4l country supported defined so iute Committee ever—they By . iuough, phrase 'find and dual Pay rite to f.lloared as pt of sack a erten m thee requiring die benefit of their Mileseeetien ; but he 66w no case made out wow to l idify_the inquiry proposed by the moduli. The Hole: Member concluded by an eloquent pa. negyric on the Constitution, murals, mud religion of dm country.- (hear.) Lord *Anciulet.n Hantivetn`rose amid loud cries of .. Question IN He :said he would merely idlude to the osoduct of Government in Scotland. If Oliver was not employed awl paid fur his arr. vicimiu Lancashire, it was clear that Richmond was * county of Lanark. 'rbe affidavit of Mac. lin clearly skewed that these spies resorted to t ry" expedient to drive the people into the mu minion of action, elelesice.—(hew.) Mr. Piiii.ups replied. and said that it wee clear the ant a ' ble mewls had been resorted to ve undo acts of vieleuce. Dewhirst epee net bail% , by dint e the ame—bet 444 4.41 convicted Min HA will; end he was. as lied been said. the identical pewee who threw of his commis tome, which would not answer tbe course iu which lie had embarked. _ _ - - -- The question being loudly called for, the Hou►e divided. when the numbers were— For tea Motley . 69 Apiast it 169 Majority against . 93 On our re-admission to the gallery. we found 7.ord CASTLEREAGH (AS it was understood) reply ing to a question from Mr. WARRE. relative to the fortifications in the Netherlands. The Noble Lord t• oplained that the expense would be within the sum of 2,0t)0,000/. Mr. WARRE said. that in allusion to the prat. niary parts of the Foreign Treaties a variety of ex planations were required. There was, for instance, th e as raugentesti by which Guadaloupe WS,' given to the present King of Sweden, no doubt for his effi cient co-operation with the Allies, and also its beiing fakes, from him on his receiving 1,000,0001. sterling as a recompense, to be restored to the King of Fiance. Lord CAsTLEREAOH explained, taint at the Con gress of Vienns * variety of arrangements had been made relative to the German and Belgic frontiers. which we►e interwoven with the larger questions. On the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the EX CHEQUER, the accounts presented last year relative to Civil Contingencies. were ordered to be referred to the Finance Committee. The Mutiny Bill was read a second time.—Re port to-morrow. Mr. CROKER gave notice that he would, to-mor vow, move fora consolidation of the Acta relative to the Board of Longitude. The House Adjourned at HALF-PAST TWELVE o'CLocu. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. PARIS PAPERS. PARIS, MARCH 2. The Duke of Wellington yesterday gave a grand 4iintier, et ohicli the members of the diplomatic body were present. We (the Gazette de France) have mentioned, that a message had been sent to Earl Stanhope by a French officer. It appears that his Lordship has not hesitated to accept it. The meeting will take place at Brussels. Measures have beau adopted in the department of the Allier, towards a general poisoning of the wolves of winch the number is inc reasin g in a frightful 'names. It is under the name of Gustavus Adolphus Justawsohn that the former King of Sweden lasi 'been eurnlled among the number of the citizens of Marie. He is now occupied with great assiduity iu the study of the history, public rights, and legisla lion of Switzerland. Letters fro►n Alsace state. that the Austrian con. riagent 'motioned in that country bas celebrated the festival of its Sovereign by acts of benevolence. .Such actions merit gratitude and eulogy. Journal has mentioned that the Doke of THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON, FRIDAY, Ithaen 6, ISIS. Lad night, in the House of Lords, the Indem nity Bill wagered the third time. Lord A UCKLAII• had proposed to have the Bill recommitted, for the purpose al aschidiag the spies and informers from the jadosaity, bat this preposition was rejected without a &Wise. The Hasse then divided at dal tiled stadia& which was carried by 93 to V. •miliagailleleaM~o•o We have received Penis Papers of Monday lest. Oise of them notices the rumour that INAS been current here fur some days, relative to tl►e messige said to have been sent by a French officer to Earl STaustots, in cousequeuee of the very indiscreet speech delivered by his Lordship in Parliament, and adds.. that the Noble Earl having accepted the message, the meeting is to take place at Brussel.. Such a rumour, to say the least of it, is extremely improbable. Wednesday dispatches were received from Adm. Sir K. KING at Trincomalee, and from Admiral PEA DINS sit Kt. Helena. Dispatches were also re ceived at Earl BAI II U ILSE'S office, from Sir HUDSON LOWE, at St. Helena. An article from Cassel, in the Puri, Papers, pro vides the Duke of CLARENCE with a wife, in the stetson of a Princess of HESSE. youngest daughter of the Liudgrove FREDERIC, brotherof the Elector. The isegociations for the marriage are said to have actually commenced. The Bristol, Bales, from Greenock, and the Hibernia, GRAHAM, both ships for New York, put into Belfast 28th ult. in distress, and Joust diicharge to repair. By letters from Gibraltar, dated the ‘2oth Feb. we learn that a serious alarm has been occasioned by an order recently received by the Governor from Eugiand, directing him to appoint Cumtniseioners to inquire into anti examine the claims and titles to all property in the place, with a retrospect of many years. This has excited a very considerable sensa tion, as transfers of houses and plots of ground have been made and acquiesced in, which may now be regarded as doubtful, though sanctioued by long possession. The trial of the Rev. Mr. Joseph Robertson, Minister of the Gospel, auJ Wnt. Pearson, spirit dealer, Canosigate, accured of falsehood, fraud, and forgery, and also of clandestinely and irregularly celebrating marriage contrary to the :Lull Act Of the first Session of the first Parliathent of Cuss. 11. 1061, came on this day before the High Court of Justiciary. The Pannels pleaded Not Guilty. No objection was made to the relevancy of the indict ment; but the trial was postponed to a future day, and she Palumbo were admitted to bail—(Adia burgh Paw, March '2.) The Magist►ates at Oreenwich are continuing th e i r exertimas fur the discovery of the villain's con ceroed iu the horrid murder of Mr. Blab and his housekeeper. Mr. Bras tc, of Bow -street, has also bees there; but hitherto uo elite to the develope ossmat of this atrocious sleed has been discovered. The son of. the deceased was a considerable time with Mr. 81111416, mid Mr. SMITH, the Magistrate of Greenwich, at their desire, oil Tuesday. This, it is understood, 'was in consequence or some of the family being suspected, from idle rumours, as the perpetrators. After a long and miuutg not-stip& 11011, not the slightest fousidation appeared foe• the suspicions, which there eau be no doubt orate from base motives. .'esterday PliVWcn KitGENT. The Duke and Cloche's of GLoccarrso had a party to dinner yesterday. The Prince of Hem HalliOußa received visits yesterday from the Duke of CutrsEaL4lD, Lord Roux, EarISULAM. Lord MUMS, Sir E. Naas.".. Mr. lill'Dosaw. and the Lou) MaTom. who United his Serene Highness to dine with him on &An Monday. et the Mansion-Howse. Yesterday the POact Betwar end the Prince of MINN Holman. dined with Befell FAGEL. the Ambassador front the Netherlands, at his bowie in Whitehall. Wednesday evening the Duke of CLAiiitlicii left town for Bushy. The Counts*. Immure, the Lady of die Nea politan Minister. was preheated to her MAJBeTY at the Drawing-room., by, Viscountess CAlTLE iiraell. Chirp • Yesesearg use Cla oh eapyed the spit of pigena shooting iu Moat's Field, Bromptoth. Yesterday the Loan METER went in his car. rine to Bow-street Police Office, and invited Mr. BIRNIE and the other Magistrates to his dinner and bull, on Easter Monday. MATTHEW RUSSELL, Esq. of Brancepeth Castle, Lincolnshire, has lately erected a large boiler for the purpose of preparing soup, which is liberally supplied twice a week to the poor of that neigh. hourhood. Mrs. RUSsELL and Lady DRUSISIuND have distributed bedding, clothing, and other twee.- variea, to such of their indigent neiglihnurs as stood in need of them, and a medical gentleman has hewn instructed to attend the sick, and order them such medicines and nourishment ait he may deem neces sary. - •. ; Several of Mr. John Kemble's friends in Edin burgh. anxious to express their admiration of his temiscendent talents, by requesting his acceptance of some memorial of their affection and regard, that his feeling of their esteem might not terminate with his present temporary residence in that metropolis. requested the honour of his company to dinner; and Mr. Kemble having assured them the very high gratification such a meeting would afford him. the party was fixed for Saturday last, and comprised se veral of the first Noblemen and most distinguished characters of Edinburgh. The Chair was taken at six o'clock by Francis Jeffrey. Esq. Mr. Kemble taking his seat on his right hand, and Professor Playfeir on his left, and was moat ably *bilged in croupiers by Walter Scott and John Wilson, Ewe. —After the removal of the cloth, and drinking the health* of our revered Sovereign and his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, Mr. Jeffrey rose, and iu his meal attain of eloquence. proposed the health of John Philip Kemble. Esq. and in the name of the company, requested his acceptance of a geld snuff-box. as a very sincere though nestle. (prate token of their high respect for his talents. Mr. Knustx returned thanks in a neat and appro priate speech. No. 2,110, drawn the First Day of Drawing a Prize of One Thousand Pounds, was Sold iu Shares by Hottiesot and Co.—sanely, One Half, One Quarter, One Eighth, and Two fiexteenths • the Holders of the said Shares are most respecifolly Wanted, they may receive their Prise Honey immediately, at the Old Ems. Wished Office of Honasny sad Cu. td, Cornhill, where Tickets sad Shares are Selliag,_ warranted (Indrawn, fur the Second Day's Dniwing, lath alsacn• Mr. KINNIDT, younger of Manure, it is said, has offered himself 'as • oinididate, and will, in all probability, be unanimously chosen to represent the Ayr district of burghs, in the next Parliament. On Tuesday last a most unfortunate accident occurred et the Earl of ROSEBEART'S new house, Dahneny ?ark, N. B. As JOHN Yrost.tm, fore man to Mr. BERRY, plasterer, was returning from the upper part of the house by the gangway in the great staircase, one of the supporters gave way, by which means he was precipitated from a height of upwards of 30 feet. His shoulders, arms, and legs were severally bruised and lacerated ; but surgical aid being immediately obtained from Queensferry, we are happy to state has he is now in a fair way of ftcuvery. VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, Locomen THURSDAY, M►RCM S. • The streets yesterday morning in ninny places were coveret) with tiles, wiaidow-flatus., and timber, that had been blown from the tops of the houses. A number of boats and bares were also drit•els front their floorings and carried down the ►iver. We fear many of thew are lu.•t. • On the coast the storm commenced ut nn earlier hour, and we fear has caused great it ii:r.j.te to our chipping.—Au extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd?. at It ainignte, dined March 4, bail -past II o'clock at night, received by express, say.— • •r The Glory, of Aberdeen, from London; boned t,, Montserrat, is of slime on the Mani. to the northward. It is bloats,/ a violent MUM!. Se% etal %%nets arc canting one dismasted; but it is impossible to get on board them set. A mail has landed on the Pier from the %Volum, of Guttenburgh, front Amsterdam to by'all 111: counts, a uamber of blimps arc nu shore, and a grist Naar reteelts." We fear we shall have to commun;cate many like disasters. Travelling ny land was greatly iiniwiltet by the storm. The mail coaches were dt-la)ed Frs youd their usual time ; and it was not until a km hour the letters were yesterday delivered frtatt the post-oftice. On the Bath road, near Devizes, Pever:ll trees were torn up by the roots, and 1 . 1 " 1 across the road, so that it was 1111110SSIble fur any carriage to pass. On the top of Broadway-hill, Worcestershir, alien the iliail-coach oriived there, the aim' mid snow were so trenietidous, that it became impossible for the coachman to force time Durres on, the consequence was, they beciante uneven,- able, insomuch they turned Pompletely round, and the coach was blown over. Happily no senora injured was Pustainecf either by coachmen, guard, or passengers; but it was impossible the coaclt combl proceed, and a messenger was dispatched for a chaise-and-four to convey the mail bags 0:I as soon as possible. The couch was kft on the road, without any hopes of it getting up unt.l the wird subsided, and the passeugers retired to the 1:1:01 public-house. It is somewhat remarkable, that thine-to'. , yi or. ago, on the 17111 of the sante month in that 3 ear. the mail-coach could go no further than the Iv of the same hill, and was impeded by tot excessivt! Morin and drifted snow, &c. and the passeti;ers„ horses, &c. were all obliged to retire to the Fl,le public-house ; many sheep and lambs wets. smothered, awl at the top of the hill the coach woe blown over by the window being up. On the ingot bt fore named a woman fell from the coach at Chip ping Norton ; a boy, riding anti the mail fr o m Stow-ou-the-Wold was frozen dead ; and a man also, coming from the Earl of Slirewsbur)'s, was loom] frozen to death. There is scarcely a place in the kingdom, a e pre sume, more exposed to storm and cold llama DroJti way-hill. BIRTH. At her mother's (Mrs timmond) honor, in north. street, Edinburgh, the Linty of the Ittglit lion. Luta Ogiisi, of a Jungiites. DEATHS. On the 2.Bth ultimo. at St. Ames Cottage, Hampstead, Mr.. Harriet Browne, wife of Tohiaa Sly% ue, Lay. awl the elder sister of Sir T. Stamford Rath's. On Tuesday the 17th lilt., ■t Wittleach, of a lonia Get!, after a vray short Mora. John Oldham, Esq. of Marti., near Ilorncaatle,in the 37th year of lu. age. Ile and 11. r. Oldham had visited Wisbeach to fee th.•ir tam cloldrea wh., are at reboot there, when Mt. Oldham was arillekl with do: fewer, stkiela carried him off la tiro dada. LONDON . Printed and Published at the L fare, N. 11', Strand; whcre Ativcrt.aemeuu • r erccitei., en., t o , , (post paid) mast be adnresarti—C. SMITH, No. t Clemeat's lan, Pray, —l, W Hll E , Ito IT; St: and, Pub!l•het. •• . i • $ , . . .., • • • , LAW IN 7'ELUGENC R. * If rt °Mt 7 of - 111110- s ate - 4lisilecter, and Ravigo tdirrektedsd on the 27th. teavi"g (pile C ) Pr l6 ....- . • • sheering, hythe " 'this teal instructions. This 11011411111 je wholly devoid at "'whin" . ik -. :3 ;...1f t 414 16 1. . _____............_ 'r * ROM . • TH E F: H A un n ific u A -I N . E j o r r c u i . n ED F :Es 7r D .g Ay LAST• that ility {wham* wpe thervary's fhtv) were wrong. The Deka If Karig* Is" s et left Oran , she " be • • , r V • COVRT OF CHANCERY , Lteeate's INN, • ' THURSDAY, MARC?! S. fully secuuld...-filmic.&By the syMpas if filo list sesillellbr same *M. -, _ 4 00" . 'ustztlir . --!"--1 1 •. We have the painful task to record thi n d o t MarPoris 0 1 1 1 11111 1 stut. 111 tits iliwatill admitsistro. 'On the SW lysbinetirf leo clollnitea l t. °De 14 s . ''' .. , V, op. , • ... • of mai 1., CRUDE:N*B CONCORDANCE. **other reelenclioly accident vilich occurred .(urine ii.. if the conestry. ell die Viet bilmerlis a the Ittatatee B6 . l Smil lik • a wa s la llian . ... -.. 41 end OTHERS V. NUTYAII.I. awl evitt'as , ate tremendous hurricane that took place on W e d- Cu°61114116 " 1 "" m 4 / 1 / 411 • 01 ‘ Thal GemeituNeor ", 'attiltdese loselieritilled her Isuesasd titer Wars . . to 14. 1t ee t; i. s .ki t t - o : A a_ l l l l l: 4 l , ne au t f o l ninnenuticio.i:ffitqltivisaseadlie,.. i t. l. : 4 •si ti l t tty . last,this metropulis. era plated by theme, as to Wpm ephemenil ladle. rat heti& MIS MIIIPII ASO aucuseellw I* • ...... noose a m g* oast rest fe a mmuslE The h a w cle ti m .‘111160... es the NO re , „ IN T tilt* I MCAT TI) 710 SA )' s ari l Ihes°o6hrionii:stagtihal'aist7o;aritdofor:l":;',..7,,:st,iimi 'lrl,eldi,dinepe:stlisslywl.t: A little before eleven o'cluek, oil M'tdriesrlav . • L .,. :C a le 'of the parties shall he the Plaintiff la that t lit. servants of - Ludy 11.. ye, i‘lio r•l4iiii••• i ll ohicel:Bar Thy illointesseme efwhielsibey neve tolled bans". essedellalki Os . 08 , 161101 Il eall. I " 4 i ..........opmatmo` I '4 ode rse t-st tree(, near . Pottnt id . li-square, eel e . sit till.: • .11 the kitchen, which ohs !quieted on ere ground upon Imlay down their bees. If this assess mete dowsed Hebert Marc h and, - a • ~..1 0. 1 1111"11 4, ::u w err a ntry esureerdea r ett . t eirve,se i ya tenteae l pri d the na or fitses:A ibutv of this- . oii wlse... bsea velan en tari tti ll sor k soes illea s dult ,onmok . .j i. ' g osee s s ueeml " 111iMisa o . a .,,, n e l e V l e oe d it. her MAID WiIs ! „aliF illih irs i. . • ,- .1 %. • the Lena r .l' u - d az i e l t,r Db .o zri a s ing -J ud • Roft i ßwi re i co ßt.t.ig l i i : ect ur t d i cr i e cierd,lni,,sitme; floor, and at the back of her LndAsltips house where it is surrounded by walls • ; the wild et dlr. sea SLIT ALCM ilftlifa at . time blew remarkably stro!,L:, and a wall,.which war toast vanieh and the mot •of Rieslislakestlads nithaPPY soinlo"Ted file " 1 6,-..' ; .-' . bad ..• .. James's Palace. whale the could only ' be traced in pest mewed% *hits Pelf mow , meraiag." rk- , :I- '‘ - 4 .4. • . '''" Duchess. attended by their mitt t i rt i e ll peg* in their at the back of the kitchen , awl inljnitinig toilderey's- ai l —*sr, adar.)-.Th e Bishi on. Ciebfkr etae. 1 / 4 1 the Watchmen was . • . . i , .....4.,. 40 ,.. Ai. s „ . , slate uniforms, the /tuft and servants is their slate i JAlles V. IMAMS and CLA ' Trustee* t?/* ran' ra l ::: e tli 'l ki H t:h::: "lff l‘h r e eli sh: t i l ‘ t :a l s rei s i :i e s i t: l l7:ti cr a s i;:: r. liveries , received their Rot Nether wad are- Marchioness of HARTING* mil Countess of 146444 WI 44 1 04 C•linli des • a his *Ply% declared he should hewn Illestatatuent. thentstthe - keens hardy to unfortunate man, liming . . . ~. = _ . ..' '" , tiseately. and conducted into the whim. and r.ounom. loud, that the inhabitant' considered it a clap of drelope.his fires 'eetleme le the wild seltdisst of 'to his father's breasts ' • 7 ...A st` eseurerards into the dining-roan, which look* into Mr. l'ent.owe stated that this was a bill riled by Die fitttl . h)frueaeir4diyctleteNr,rie There were a the tiii" sitting near the Parliamentary Reform dalt smite tab prevalent. natelunon. enclaimit. to .. s , . tbe:w eersi n in geoga the ga a rdeti Giesesitif , Where oh: p iu rinee eddi ef l itmes ien to: • alias y P wr a lai k a iw illr estates.sarabe , h a hieolum ere ld d i i Ta t i t: behper r, ro br.i r 7pro 6 i , t ooll l a:isetteod . tsah o teap f rtpaa t ir : yatiou ltf ureest s ul r itle q o u fr i: triu : Sed r hoeN H lais as esegi t ge i ii i i r eaut7 s B; pod which gristly injure* lbw chance of obtainiog tether 1"-.This siglit lad letii s e . c servants,ilti lti k st oiagf itl yt il i t ' i . e i t i t nill: t i l i e w y a6n w do e f r fri e Ma i r i r l sy ": that great change in Ike Repseseatation of die -.brutal ferocity; he Mut e 3 ' . '" , ' " •' ' Ptiacusses atizstreinaty the li nereQv uou s er gt.N A tiw a s o i :l D:; ! .... t.:A l e veebeis arlls ot te Gusweiser meet her • v.' . s , j m ea nd t er deb a debts , the lea tlet:_eatkiats were . app o i nt .' the matt ~i vtd m ial i ta i t , ufi e et: n r l4 ll :llllicHa ins. Antistatice was immediately pra- t which tree todst'undoubtedly neemeery.-s. et A ni . red aire, ins m m i e e:iis tioa tely er . I.a.i. ~...... hi cured iksho tt r i t triensltell the} e t 1;e:11 11, r: t o: I e t d lw i i: i t , 7 l.l l , i , i ;: r it t , s 4 s o tt u u t ri f t r io cn i n i. flimr, hour., hear.) lbeititstion in the doe 1 .. ~, 1. ~..t a Wir , _ the Mr. Wlllllll/011011Ch himself se paintealy al- ~ .... 1 1... '. 1... meg& she p r i me g me o ssey , the Lor d ci ases si ec the g a d . trail..._ had hi t r chanted t tat ihe Defoidants, the under the rubbish Mary Smith Ain, with one of 'iudrd Is, that lie could net refrain / tarts delivering *rte.& Satchel* ms '''''' - " ' at "rlirPeek soil lin liareitiosses i"Clie sa4 of Cholattladdvf Netchiusgs at . Ir ill ioalsol e.thigi lit s di ur4— s - e r--4---177 ed P1-174 1) .7 1: 114e. for ili w si bit eb li tai o t :I f e el i l l or u N t ' i ti u mb i lr i e s t A c al o 'ut i . i r s cit i l d ule c il ia :.t i he i b o v u 'i ba bian ti d. her legs broken, and severely bruised ebout the hicsentituents; nor would he he deterred frame tisaf a foreign arm e Mae , * . . 4, A w . •0. at :Xtellssesterdi et Hareesal bold eimPgrac• eta threw. The hill therefore prayed that the Defend. body. Mire Iheuee-teceived a terrible blow cm ( @None II de Wale et the Right Rea. f landsman., De trial . . _ . sod "" liae libplit a d at aet"'i they i 4wout for th",..."'" ohi th i el e r i :"c2lo:o2 and paid, the back of the head, and greatly linit all over. gehe nes len aid parliamentary defense, sod cape. j( • 111. - 'POMP* elimidimuste tits th =Li, Illbi i At ten 'kiosk these ease netitereelPorty to tea. Isle at wielding the Anode" a Isis artillery to crush . Ido witnesses areillettioned (earl! cards. &c. Ames/ the tudtpeor w0e.... egs to is. c‘oniaini-z-he—,:s7o;. the . The eoek, we regret to state, was infoU4lo out a. corpse, nearly bruised to pima, ahe nap au elderly any political opponent. linked, the walker was . - 11011aratt Cateleal4 . ltalieited and sheared a 'Ms Varela Audionsdee asilt tha D• 0 1 • 0 •140 ( "A• 101 ; dead s i r t . . 14.d iapi u k imli s fi e d.66l.. eh T l l ' e. t ae lee pt a wre l hl i i : dc .l ah l i i t ee r I h i ulid e d s h ee :lu i r o Pes e n J l:l b it y h4en t; d i w e lj h ril o dimi- b ie le i vi. the came of the ltigest Han. Ciertiesuan, the reliaseibeas the't eg do e Nam Opera at ' norm tramt, the Amlissmilor bon the Netherlands; Maros in man, above 60 } ears of age. Three Surge ard stronger was his confidence.-(flauf firer. fries Paris. 'She retires ' I'M' the stage, and wlll *illy sr attendance en t he two survlvoirs from this accident, she Treasury Benehes.)-It was, therefore, that he sing at concerts. benne Sir II Colwyn, Sir W. Gordy', Sir T. Seepfloy, StrarCn , and that the schedule annexed to it contained' ememas s a ardeens mitt -- r- s ; i i-- - osnonsas ef . iiimwtty, ' Ai l, to be due te him i bed they demurred to the rest or the 0 1$7 Naght lFrilidi en, ' Lord Asismsaw sad Loi s y " . I . fie Oef all"."."1" . Mr. subil iffeliallmi' llise Diu .' • 10- ..._it ti l i i e l ai L ) tat and great hopes ore entettaitied they will recover. supported a motion. which. iustead a being of a nreares•.--a-4••ps-.-s- , - Lam ii.. , , ed. , it.... 6....., Lore Si. Helms, Mar timpoyoust of the suns clamed by the Plaintiff' in his bill Her Ll.lysliip has then% in her own house, that defined or practicable nature. watt at once so open • VALIVTT;f, SHPT. 25, 1817. _ M. &skier s lady 11. 'tar„ Sir B. Illooyfiete, Si r W. W. Kep- bill for want of the ucceasary partite nut being introduced proper attention should be paid to them. An lu- au iutermivable mid never-ending inquiry. •If a .-sarmsw-- quest is summoned to be held on Mrs. Mary Mat- Committee were so appointed, they must sit fin. pet, Colson ItAlloo C.Astat sae Coolness Messier, the iv jt r . , sta rm la sal slarakimess et Winchester, Earl Wiseibilico,. .SI S ROMILLY, Cognisel nu the mime side, contended tittly.this date. ' tb the I.7lthars, several of the Rajahs Lord Arden, Colonel WIWI Viititeute•6 Castlereagh, Via. that the demurrer could tiJt be maul:toned in its present ever-they must, on the one hand, sift thr character tributary to Rassj....-si . Slug had requested permission of Oliver, and on the other, that of his opponents. ~ , Chi e f , • coyotes* Melville, Mr H. Ceispbell, ite.., or toot to won Upon and pay th e i r res p ect' . to . _. ftr ip :ll ( l: j t r o a r npl.nliciesB,llifmvin*D.iiffelmhdealPish:.ftniti:l:: l i u jil ha l tae'illiellienfiiruriejtj . turn l" u S p i .l . l .t , j . t i l i t i e le routs, By such a course they would, indeed, lutist game- - - to the whole bill and not a part. Die Lordship would also where they bonnet It stood. In the vicinity of the Govertior-elitnerots . . Ruitjeet S_ing hod am_ . n . ted _ Bear in 'whirl, that it was impossible for tlx Plaintiff to Westminster, near Tuthill-fi4tis, is number if luough, us had been alluded to in the sporting phrase of the Right Hon. Gent. for they would hento Idleir wishes, eon had sent to Utnritstr tot elle. Yesterday morning her .-N1 A.l IiSTY. accompanies' know who it watt necessary to niake t wilit. to the suit, in houses were shaken to the foutidulion , awl must 'And a hare iit every Comet of the 60.1....4d I w o . nk wohlitt .46 rusee ply, shop prev i ous to t h e i r departure by the ['rine . AUGUSTA and ELIZAIIIETIC and the deed of trust cud the schedule stmend were to the harsheoLof the De CIi reI AS MI C I :I4,OII,..- 11. " Wien appears on the other undergo repair. At the back of 'Jr. Tittun i ssuit's and girth if hear.) -.Thefirst luelity '4 an iodivi- 14 _ 1 anal. ° i h s e re l . .,l s ti t c ud hess oen o t f to Gbo visi v i cs ths sts p ih ilvi nn ige le r uu A t ia ss t s ci a liouess ear. dwelling in the Strand, leading to Waterlorosixtdge, dual making* et/10116.1110 that naves on which Meeks ten emotion the reduction of Hermit, i t . kty the army of the Kis% of Persia; but theNkbers of BATH. ~ ..-- side?' ii great part of his wall was blown down, althoualt• any proceeding should be rounded, *is Veracity ; if The Paists Rsnent and Prince of Huss si r S . R olintar ....“ Id o sot k now , my L or d ; si r . L ovett it appeared quite firm DWI lieni ly two feet in !WC k - ihe complainant had not this, it would be difficult dit,orn corroborate this intelligeoce. item Marquis o f Ilitstioga and suite relived__ at .. 11 0111BOURG visited her MaJirry and the Pant. ' mi P rd ne i Lo be m dees c l reee m Z L a near. The laackney-coachmen were furred so get from their seats anti to lead their hotres along, p ut - to me how far the inquiry could, with propriety b e LOH— If no person appears to 0p- f...ii,„,,i sp ,(h eas ..)__ti e d e . te d es mo th Caertiliar• the Wilt Seldensber. iii Kond-kealth• CROATS Et the Qtseen's Palace yesterday. In the pose i t , l et t h e demurrer be „ s „ uk , d. . ticularly round St. Paul', chinch-yard and aurora His, Lordship was not expected to proceed from that evening her Ms) MT* had a select pony. --,.....--.._ as FOOD ' * bie the uulinuted use of spies. or the abuse 1 ;union before the Ist November. Yesterday the Duke of Cc use RLA NIS visited the VICE-CHANCELLOR'S enfilrr 't --.-- _ - •tionr lea tar BAPTIST CHAPEL. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL e. •NeTIC. This was an information which was formerly heard by his Honour the late Vice-Chancellor. It tome on to.day in the shape of an exception to the Master's report. The circom **twee of the case arc, that certain estates bad hefts vested itti . trustees by the late Lady Merryweather, for the purpose of supportirg • Baptist chapel at Devises. In the deed of conveyance, she expressly covenanted that, iu the event of any of the trustees 'curio' the chapel, and dissenting from the cougrigati•ii, the trust should be considered vacant and new trustees elected, and the person OW diS Sell ing being a trustee, shook! deliver np all his rights ailerustee. The De flrodaist bed, priori° the year 17101, written a letter to the managers of the chapel declining being a member any longer of the congregatitso, aml accurillogly a new trustee was ap pointed. The Dedesidant, however, refared to give up his trust, and expressed a firm determination to receive the rents of the chapel; to accomplish which, be eirculated let ters the Wimple ew the estates oat to pay their mops in aft as they had formerly dose, but to pay them tailim. The emsatepaenee was, that he bad received the money, and had applied it to his own use, instead of ap plying it far the support of the minister and the other persists Wliniging to the chapel. His Honour the lateVice.Cluiteellor, oil the hearing of the information, decreed that the lkfrivilant had vacated his trust, by leerier the chapel, and be directed that he should go before the Master and account for the stuns of money, as trustee, he hail received ou account of the chapel. The Master hind repos tad, and set forth that these bad keen a waut of diligence, and neglect on the part of the Defeisdaet, iii not endeavouring to have obtained higher rents fur the estate, which could bare been done; and the Defendant had taken the present exception to that past or the report. Sir SAMUEL Rantu.Y. Counsel for the Defendant, con tended, that the Master hail exceeded his jurisdiction iu re porting the. Defendant guilty of want of diligence and ne glect, mo such charge beteg made in the information before the Court. The province of the Master was only to inves tigate the amount received by the Defendsat . , and how ap plied. Under thorn circumstances, the eseepliou to - the re port ought I. be allowed. His Hammy the VICC-CIIAWCIII.I.OR-•-" 1 am clearly of opinion that the Master in his report has exceeded his ju risdiction, and therefore 1 alio* the exception." POLIO'. Dominick Fraley and Jahn Murphy were eliargril with being concerned in personating a seaman belonging to the Phaeton frigate and by that means fraudulently obtain/AK It about 105/.— i emanded fur souther examination. John Cameron was examined um suspicion of stealing a 401. Bank mite.—He was liberated (Ins character appearing very respectable) on condition of appearing when called upon. Thomas Bird was charged with ilefestitling Mr. Witham Chainsll, • baker, of Tutbill-street, Westminster, of 111. 10s. —The Prisoner was constnitted for trial. _ _ - Willis. Doris, nougat Neighbour, Frederick Bloawrin, and Rdward !Ireton, were charged with picking the pockets of several persons who had assembled near the ruin• caused by the late calamitous fire in the Strand.—Tha Prisoners wese committed. Thews* Hayes was charged with robbing Mr. T. Dwyer, of Oxford-buildings, of a 11. Death note.—The Prisoner was committed fur trial. George l'figiluch and John Rowe were charged with steal. log a heifer from Han•yriead-heath, the property of Mr. T. Shepherd, of that place.—The Prisouers were committed. QUF.CII-11QUARE. THE DUKE OF YORKISscifoOL Yesterileiireder;i Allen and William JoAnson, two buy, about le years of age, belongieg to the Military Asy lum, at Chelsea, were finally examieed before Mr. Fielding and Mr. Markland, on a charge of breaking into the wine. cellar of Col . Williamsun, Cdniniaudasit ■t the Institution, and striding therefrom • gentility of wine in bottles; and also charged with breaking into the tailors' mom, and steel ing therefrom two jackets, two pair of tresrsers, and two waistcoats, fur the purpose, as is supposed, In disguise them selves, and abscond. The Prisoners were fully committed. We are creditably informed that on Friday last a Treasury Order was received at the Bank, traisfer ring 300,000/. into the Mille a Don BLAB DE EN DIZABF.L (the Spanish Consul). It is supposed that the remainder of the money had been previously paid.—(Avening Paper.) Sunday night the perish Church of Charleton, in Kent, was robbed of the pulpit mod desk hangings, the cushions. the altar cloth, several prayer-books, and other articles. It is supposed, the robb e rs er creted thetulthrte in the church .der the evening service. PRICE OF SIUCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stink ...385 '284 India, Hoods.. 95.97 pr. 3 per Ct. Red.... 7818 Ex. tielle, 4...11 14 3 per Ct. Cubs. 771 i 7b Ditto, .214.... 11 14 Ir. 772- Do. Commercial It dia. 4 per Cent:. —944 i 97: Colok. for Arc...7lt T 7 5 iser et. N. Au. 1051,A 7134 ti MIPIRIPP I P 'IDF:A TR I I i