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' , 17t7r71 , 11•0•••7!•.11...+ 77 •-----~ M .: 7-011 1 47.91" 4 #4, ! :• : l .~ • 7(. 1 ; 4 ; .4i.rtitob :itrtlo.. I,:nirTZ• cte. 10417% ty 2 si r b t t•a ./ Y. NUMBILII 1967. • T.YCEITNITIIEATRE, STUAND. it THIS EVENING, May li , thy MU Y- N E COAIPAN pert. rat, 16th time, a New Comedy, calkd GRIEVING'S A I:ol.l.ll.—Alice the Coineily, the last New newt. ut Lovr. 1:1 • A it it —To ari:ielt will he fillp Owe, a New Force, railc4 TEMPER . ; Ott, TIII: ISM MEM TYRANT. • HOSPITAL. LC et?, NAY I. rplIE Weekly renal. Torrid rienee, tioneriviaz it n;11 he salutary fur the interests of t he Fleapit:al 1., n the. Ruh. reApectialg SinT l4l and ether l;therstl Coatis, hate ..rcicrcd that s SpeciAl General he cattail fie Friday, the 1:111 - inot. at o'e o'clock nt Vow) preen , Jy, whru the favour .4 every Governor's 'Wee d anee in earinntly entrealea CJI tl.as purpnse: a 1..., to rime - icier She Choplaiin , hip of this likinpitel, toil upon the km.ineos innuuced in the Stiunaotia We the Sioteilt Geneedl Conn , th e Unlh of March lost. . • W. 1 Eta sires• G. 'rIit'SVIIIITT, A SE(' 1.1 EDI rioN. irbi e .,d a y potiltalatd, eatidanintilyarioicd in One Y.ilwate, ttetosru, • /kr, la b , 7a. Od. r i p EAT, ‘t' )1 • 1' \ tr t cic • • 'AN itardietillaartff Vailtua and Itrotti tiek44 ; - w.tf a test to toe niapniiit anis and 111-auureaortioilvil io, its Hl' pr0r4,04.114. To winch is salijoiird, an Atliretz 'to Young eirt z‘incii, intended to acrd them &AIX In . ..to:eat r. • Pi late.' for F. C. and!. ft:vine:on, N0.•61. St.. Peal's Clitoral Yard; mild a:an M•.l ttotellard, ors, Pi...L*4lllv. Tu 14 --"r— lT: E Curt!: OF LAtill. NJI a. • Ls DIVA AID GEXTLEXEY, T R N yots noy uurriz!it.,l lhauk» for the diietio‘u: 4 he. 4 . 11 ;Wirt wish which yon loaoUrril we New the Ballot of leotertle). Alth.sev,lt the remilt (ell short of oiy, perhaps, too ristovitar elpertatiutiy, I &rive titenfrutp the *LA crow:that tau th•ace. that opu,t the well VaCerteo • 413411 eXperiakee%uels ua sect stion of strqurth fives thaw blends rere pr...evuz,l to:i the late ourasiuu M will esialOtlas sue is the hououralire ..ittiatiani of a Director of lour Airair, I Las , : the haunt'? tube, with the utmost 'cower,- astl Gentlemen, Your faithful lad whet:kat hunthie servant, Filliter.piue, May tt. JAM!S IM II rty THE- PItDPKIETDES Or EAST INDIAIVSCE. Lantes •Nts Ccatavace, 4 I:l'ItOUt tlse result of yestcrilne'i ballot 111 was onfrrovrabir to nee, I shall not relittlaisii the hops which nuenrraus Mends have encouraged ate to eatertaia, of brine Iserenker placed in the Direction. I glittered toyed( Wit a charartre estahlishrd span lOW and approved services, would bare ceuvisseeted 'fret of insinisetioes circulated by am's' ) mo v e osij eri , with th e seer to prejudice maim tire eve of election, when the time was too abort to adroit of thst raphusettun ;ilk's it tame appears that some required. Upon this sosirject I trust it will, lit be sufficient to repeat my aanaranees that the prheo• pies whieb Gave nnifurnsly ulduencesi 4yconduct is pablic life will crouton, to diiect it, •Iwitild I hare the guud fariaise to obtain the object of my airilLt inn. I bre leare to nialir my particular neknowlrdieneets to those friends who hire honoured sue with their rapport, sad Or 'otitis a emu Most ion of it, wketterti a vacancy may 40C• car is the India Mutton. I love the honour in be, with reat respect, lAdien soil tient Immo, Yost very faitbfisis and iterated stuwaat, Grarveaer-plarry . JOUN • Nfav - lt, twill. • - • ; alts-sigii AND FOREIGN BIBLE StrCIETlf. rate/or%l, Right Hon. Lord TEIGSMOUTIL o'cu-Faest PUTS; . • This Mart Rev. the Archbishop of C.4IHEL. Right Rey. Lord Bishop of LONDON. Right Rev. lord Bishop of DURIIA X. Right Heir. Lord SOW!, of SALISISPRY. Right Rev. Lord Bishop of ST. DAYI Ws. Right Hue. Lewd BARHAM. Right Hsi Lord HEADLEY. Hight Hon. Adiairsi Lord GASIBIEIL Right Host.** EVAN N EPHAN, Bart. 31. P. Sir WILLIAM PE.PfER ELL, Bart. t HANLE'S GRANT, Es q . M.P. WILLIAAI wiumitioacc„ Esq. M.P. HENRY THORNTON, Esq. Ig.P. SICAITAIII ignstax.) Rev. JOHN OWEN, M. A. teetor of Pazieshasa, Es sex, and Curate sod Letterer of Fulham. Rev. lICGHEN, M. A. Battersea. lies. C. F. STEINROPEE, M. A tionty,farase Fertio Departmeat. • • .6 1 414T1111. VCRETART, Mr. JOSEPH TARN, Spa Fidde. COLUMNAR • N D •fle• . • Mt. THOMAS 41111111, t 9, Little Ainoellettfe. ON WEI)NE:SI).tY %h.. 3d nett. this Societe held their FIFTH •NNUAL MEETING at the New London Tavein , Cheapish*, which was 11.11 i uumerute.'.y at tended. The Ht. Hos. Lard Teigiiiisouth, the Er.'sitWnt, read the Report of Proceedings luting the lost y , le. His Lordship thou deltyrred oleic( Addle*, which, by its alas. plicity, energy and piety, produced a sensatiina thrunzhmet the whole Amesibly which no deeeription eau rcpt; rest. The Bishop of Durham, in nitovit:;, the Omni,. IO the Pi-mi dget, expressed in very emphatical and tutlnervier language this setisenctiou it gave Into to be etroiteefed sills the Society, sod to witness the happy effects with which its exert** hod hoes attended, and Mr. Wilberforce, in *coedit*, this Mutioe, as well as afterwards in isewiag the Thanks to the Secretaries, delivered Lis sernimrnts 10 the saute elfeii with his as eloquence and After resdiug Extracts u( Correspondence from different parts of the wurfd, earls of the Secretarieur (vie. the five. Mr. Owen of Falba% Mr. Hugh* of Ratterste, sod Mr. Steinkopti of the Savuy,) addressed the Meeting, u did *beryl Gentle• mentfrosn (reload. Wiley, and lit ;Wing. The Archbishop of ensliel and the Bishop of Solodeiry expressed through th, President their regret at briug prevented to urgent hest nesefroot giving hull used sttendance. Nit liin4sage can euery an adequate idea of tb( imion, cor , l44lity, and de ‘out gratification which distinguished this iuterestieg auto verlar ' . Whew it is ronsidered that this Sneietr has appropriated d i lresily dorsal. to traftslationa of the Scfaptltre ILI Dellrittj that it ha. green birth to ististitations 'trailer to lb- own in f:erinany Prussia, 84 erica, Pennsylvania, anal Nova Bemis, Atwood; to fiVe to tlidereiat 'parts of Ir.:land, sod to est real at Emtland t—th 4. it has at, air aided the printing Or translating if the Scripture., either in whole or to part, in not tens than it 7 languazoo—that it " has bars the instrvowilt las lbe ItL•port yes) impressively stated) of commantrat ing the 'lards of F.trunal late to cotlazre sad prisons, to kindred and ',items, to the pour and the ended, in nor own al/ (orris , ' t" said that in its udministratioa and Kopp's', Christ tau o f all denomination's, who rake the %rupture, the staadard of their faith, roost scalonsly and lisrisiosiloivAy co operate out searerly Ire thoiesl.l extrirssaid toadies', 611 . ..1 no i••• s oboe of a keligi.eis haters aver accomplislied- , s o 'with anion elle saute pea iod of lane ; or promised, na dir the intim. Meaning, to produce an rapid, •pesic cable, cnl 440 teal a Mansion of the Christiana faith over the habitable orld• and Donations is the SveirtY are eeee've 4 b, the collietor, 31r. with , to, Little Mom beide ; Mr. • .:cy, buolt,eller to the Sue,. Iv, itio, I'le , t•-trrrt ; the 1. .•r, r, at Dor-n, Theriot', •:11 ; the Surtrt tri.• ; ~,J resat id the priaeipsl liankers in the - "1/4 ,_ h _ • FRIDAY, IC • TRAV4PORT-OFFICE, APRIL 14. hog. V IE COAI ISpi IoN F. its fur rowlqclin4 His Aigii.ety't SerLire,,for Mhos. Clae of Ara 4 awl . rrtAsehied Setlitp. and : for the. Care aed Cuggily Prilaraire Wee, do herr4Y Aire kotice, That they _toill .5e ready, at- this (*tr. oft lulu ItSDAY, .the iath doe of May, sio), to ',- crier serilige Tender*, and truest with sir!, Pereort• en way** kelt * ise fo cuatr.N J,v the'Perfiereaaftee'r C . ?fria. Work. Prals 44 , • he dome at the Royal Natal Ha.p..tiit at'llegl. .4 the Case. / of Keels—The Roder, are to rapre.ti a time foe the congold. of the Woke. N o 'feeder will be,ieeeirett . nßeeftee'h'flock nil i&e. Arty el Trera?p, nor a., sotieeek, oder* the)attg, or an Agent Jeer r.reonall,y attend. Piteh "era ecer.speetied hv n L.t ter ,Anat tov, trarethlk Penns, * c04.1,1mg le Oveore bon& wita tLe ' , crone tred,e.qty Shel 4 L. : 1,00u Ar . the doe petti,res- ' twee or Me Coat 1,41. FartAot ~n tiOntorts otttiy lo koorom, owl Muting* n/ flee pro pned U.L. , he, , h, Irrp,.ilirtif Mil ITS., or to Porter lotooors, G•tcotoor Rovl Loom! Rotpi'ai at Drol. • It rUALLINtaokiiriCE, Avon!. go firm. ► vommitislONVLS for , Wojoyfiji. Nary rto 4entio Ore Notice, ral er• - DA Y. Idol huh 11,1 1. mu , " - it 't'etpre4.7ill *l o wa, 0:14.A rgovisioNs Eli ork cui:4l: l. Nte Alttactl'e Shine tat - Leilk. • Pith th, I iftb of id a. berph emit . oleo fat ;the nitarlyar SEA PRI IV ISIONS to (ha Xhanaand reactant Na intsta awl Toaneada littret, :I;.e whwe -tw, lee mango react', *nit eerther, natil air ttertne;,a'iitati be 0, eil Aar , ide, ( Yr. the teurination contact& The an... , Pattallt to br by 'idiot Par' a: I, with lateral. Aiwa" days after date. The ennefatinne et Me roamers way' he wee at Me Ser , laOy's liter, at Mit tqFee; ee by irnlaing lo th* Celt Oat or the t'ete tons Leish wed Seteriatle retie direly. e Ingtarel will be And to any Trate, is which the Peke Ann sot be tweeted in surds at length, or Hatt sln:I not to d•irrcra M Me Board 11:41twe ta• tie:leek na tee mid reitlny, the lir4 or Ala, nest, ma *eau the Perna who mak,. Me Trader or ag a r Pec:ge gm I. beigle, attends. SO MIMI/ wk.s eglleti fe; triage ! , Tredtt that 014.111ille . ez:ranagant pt:cta apes .arse Gr. lieirs;ree:: &War march safffiw te the teal : u.'ne nem others, be ananknett a, proper in be entail tat. . , • CON rit irTs TOIL (O►.tL AM) C.A?iDLEA. • Colrain* all-GENtlil.A/:11 Of rice, Ma I 11,1601 0 • • fur the .iforrecks in . fit.. tinder nowiewed C austics le Siteti4 1*(104: fee the fiarrirkt • • is North Uritej4 sett is tits bleeds el neera-ey, ,tansy, and Aldfr,.. / , orb RunirtiCint of CO ALs eat CAN OLE, at .any 1110 , t• Arm Ile vitiated ty the nap...cal:4 Xarreek Moslem .I'o , the Ti. re'hefer. The Iteloesrica to commence as• soon after The itith of Ja.oe unto, •a the re.pri.tive ttarrich .111to.tets *ball require, and to doom lour until the Math of J titre Propose:it f.or sopplyhm Caiala, iii4oJe ...panted) , rm . each County in Snails Britain, the whole of Or Barracks to North Sedalia, sad lokt.wisofof thee! in Car tisanes of Gueromy, Jersey, and Alder . ..try, waled sip a..d nonetad " 'render for Coes," will be reetsortd at thin °Like amid Eleven o'Cluch oak Turs4.ly. like nods iustaist ; the Partial Victoria; ols; thst, m there Costal , where both &w and Imbued Coals or aid, the .Propomola RAW particularly express Cm Prier of earls Dtstrrtption. Proposals for Candles, mated strand marked "Teed' for Csailles,l coil be received until Eleven o'Clock me lb ranee thy the 31st instant ; bat no Proposal either for Conti. or C will be noticed allots made on, or anaemia to, a Printed Pante-die, sod the Prieen iuserteol Is words at tengtli. war 1111;04/1 a I.etter be autijoised. to moth Proper,' formootros Persona of known Property racnciax to &Tow Wind with the Party tesolerinu, in the hums expressed itt Ale Partwalana, for the dor. Pert wominat of the Contract; and P. gory tr..drring wilt übserse, that they, urau Agent .n. tlio.ir behalf, moist pt.-tonally attend at this Office too the Ways fullowlog the mid 3011. sad Slat May, to know the decision on their Proposals.. It realert arc mot by Post. the Postale must be pail Particulars of the Contracts may lor had upon applica tion at this Office. beta ern the hoofs .1 tan and four ; to Mr. Deputy COllllll-sonry Genenl Lindriay, Edintirr,lt ; Mr. Ambient Cossinsoossry Loscombr, tjarritaty ; and 311.. Assistant Commissary Doosarcsq, Jar , cy. Cetootior-soßerke, Cheater, Cornwall (including Scilly!, Camberland, Devon, bones, Itnrioana, East x, 131uuerst. r, Hants, Hunts, Isle of Tri,tlit, Kent, Lancaster, Norfolk, Noortliamptuo, Isioorthumberhial, N•ttinibnm, So merset, Suffolk, burry, Susses, Warwick, Wilts, York. -• •• North Drs Guernsey, Jersey, end Ahleruey. IMPER IA L P.l ULIAN L I. HOUSE OF COMMONS-NAT 11. The Sugars Toll fill was read a sensed tiust, the this. eatliog was tiefersell to dila day 6..taillit. The !loose resoivrd itself tato& (:aoisnatt a I;.• Irish Assia.e NJI, anal the report ordered to he r.cr,%ed to-ntwr- POI . - 1 be Charitehle Donation WI was read a third tine, and ordr,cd to be referred to a . eoulnutt..e ne,lay neat. ITlLui RI WICK preyaded a prt.litAi fig4i.lgt tIK re peat .4 the 1% when Act, which 11:3 ordered to he uu the LAW*. 11r. SHAW LOUP VRE tented fur an Addfras to His Ma jeste, to order 01.4 their he laid lefore the Home, • Copy at the Rri,,ut wf the Conmitasioners appointed to inquire auto tla nianageineot of the Cold Bath 'Fields, which was agreed Air. Wit ARTOW bros;lit op the report uCtlie Committee IS the haVig3lloB ACI. • INDEPENDENCE OF PARLIAMENT. Mr. Ct : it4;;;ll , ..,;teht up a Bill fur securing the lade retletici• nt Path:talent, and preventing the tuthoence of bribery. He hoped that the Chancellor of the Exchequer would not oppose emu: Into Committee rut the subject, as he ha.' awed to lirtnein4 tv the Bill he would thrraore appue:t a day in the course of next neck An - the steond ri ,ling PiIICIIVAL Could not pletlot himself, until he had enemined the 8.11, whether he would Eire it It.s support. • Tutsalny sat ass Uppoutted fur the secaud reaJtag. COLONEL Mr. Wei wished foe goose documents respecting Colonel Charwipy. It turned out tier he was lent relit to St. Dosiitieo; that he was not auditor; Oat he Wlia a b ask rupt. He wished to ask dug Noble Lord whelk,/ Geoeral Maitland's letter, respecting Mr. Ch -.finally, was in he foam.' is hie "We! Hr woold move, to-morrow, few it orcount of the sows paid to Fomgo OtSeens lea the British service. COW MERLE WITH ASIERICA. Mr. ROSE toured. " That there 51 lii bee per mission granted to import American goods in Ame rican bottoms, into this country." Mr. ll'tit eiRSAD wished to be aegnsi.ited with the reason why such w. change of system should b. adopted ;.owarde Anienca Nliiiisters were now fur conciliation'—they were before for a daft:relit prineirie. The orders of Council were now soh *Mutually abandoned. lie approved lei that aban donments but wished to know the reason of it. Mr. Rase could not agree Omit the system was tategether abandwied—it was relaxed in some re spects in compli ince ...fhb the sitmition of affairs. He knew that the erntairgo was taken off—what would be the lust &Ire ffie3Stires be could nut foretel. Mr. WEI rala: art walieJ to hoots lebt-ther the 31- • • N 12, .1809. • titration in the state of affairs to'which he alluded, as producing the altetatioti now pro l ossed syhtt. m, was favourable or otherwise ? Ali. PERcET AL said, that there was all alteration in the affairs of Spain—there Wd4 also au altaratiots iii these of Austria and Tiiskey—. , hick Wight ac count for the alteratiou now proposed. That, bOw - ever, he did not think was the period in *hick to discuss the question, When the proper period did arrive. he would be prepared to inert the Hon. Gentleman. • . Mr. WlNlTllltetti could well believe that the' Iti4lit Haw Gentl,anaii did not thiiik the present'a wutiveuient opportunity, because he seemed to be entirely unprepared to answer the tin/lotion. The Right lino. Geutletuan spoke of the affairs of Spam, but if he had consulted dines, lie would scarcely represent such Minns sit iiilluemtisg the present. ebresure. • the night Huth Gehtlemaie, seeing his friend se a loss fur an krseiser, hart whets' vt•' *zing fewwawLehe lAttaisAgsVorte twaskakiMetisS Iran •fort:es to his amitst.itite. 'Fite motion we then agreed to. and the Report ordered to be recetved to-morrow. CHARM . iIiGAINST LORD CASTLE. • REAP!! ANN ) MLL PERCEVAI...• . Mr. NIAPPOCIS b iti . putettence of his notice. rose, . for the piarpose of . moving, e. That his charge of corruptiosi motion those. two of Ilos Majesty's Mi. tiisters, be heard at the 13 tr of the House, aid to state more Particularly thou lie .had formerly &sue,' the maitre or that . charge which he bad made gii,calast them." In doing so, begged leave, ' the first place, to move, " That a Rest:initial en tered upon the Journals, in Deccinher, int), be read." ( I his Resolutions of the House wore accord. i.ogly read by t h e Clerk.) it stated that it was then Ifeaolr ed, "That it is highly criminal in any Minister or 1111iuiaters, or other Servants of the Crown, either directly or indirectly, to hal lltftlCl. voters in the wait of Nfembersto Parliaineat, as it tends to sap the basis ofour free and glorious cousti tothous" He also snored that the Resolution, dated said' April, teoft, be read by the Clerk. (This, nu* also read by the Clerk.j It Lusted... that it is the duty of this House to guard with jealousy the pa rity of Parliament ; but eonsklering that the charge of eurruption then brought against Lord Cestk reaglr, was not carried into effect, this House does not think it necessary to go to any crinunatory Re- solution upon the subject."' . The charge which fie r 1 as time about to bring forward out only criminated that Noble Lird, but alio pre Right Hon. Geptle lime (Hr. Perceeal); mid before stating it he should make a few preliminary ofeservations. fle wished in the first place to disclaim any persOnal hostility against either of these Hight lion. Gentlemen.— He o:ily looked to oteorrectiou of that system which atirs.gfilmoe.llesullitious that. hail. Leo* road seem ed to sly would. if continued. be likely to sap the foontletion of the Curtstitutiom It was for the pus.. pose of preaereiag social order, trod strengthening • the melons of our self defence. lie brog4ed to re. peat what lie had fin inerly stated, that he had Ho stronger feelings of hostility against these geode. atm titan they themselves Mel formerly manifested agaiust others who hail been guilty of a similar offence! when they sat upon the .:her. side of the !Nue. lie was no party luau, for !wooly support ed those who espoused the principles he deetned to he right ; sail , therefore, being a deeitkil enemy to corruption, lie thought lie could not do better than follow the injunctiou of a Right I kM. Gentleman opposite, when lie was giving it as his opinion, that, although the times in whielf we heed were not so corrupt as ferincrly, it was still uecessary to stop the progress of corruption sslivrever it appearetb— It-was complaiued against him, that, he had not given auffieient natio e, according to the custom nf'tlte House ;.but if he yecallected right, %lieu the Hampshire pronto° was presented to the Honer, it was argued,. that 110 notice of the charge it contained was necessary to lie given to the individual' charged ; trod in that case it was acknowledged, that the charge was of a grave and serious torture. We had never read, in the ll:story of our. Cousritution, that sinteure places were the palladiase• of our Constitutinis, nor that rotten burghs were necessary for its rupport ; and yet from the time when the abuses in the department of the Treasurer of the Navy were' investigated dowu to the time of the investigation of the eon duct of Iris Rural flightless the Comnatitler-in- Chief. abases had prevailed to greater extent, in reword to the undue influence of the Treasury, in returning 3lernbcri to Parliament. This appeared to have been also complained of formerly, if he might judge from a speech of Sir John Aubyn, in 1734. wherein it is stated that, without feform in 1 Alt representation of the people. the doors of that ! "louse would lie shut against them; although country gentlemen were likely to he the most ac tire for t h e pothlic good, yet still tha iofluence of the .Crown had been able to supplant them, and prevent them from setting iuto Parliament. The cases which alrewed the nature of the ialitence of the Treasury Benches, were really so many and various, that hue should not thick of detaining the House with stating ill of Navin that had come to his knowledge. He should the:6We content him self with alluding to • few, wherein it appeared that tomiey had licesi actually taken out of the purse of the people, to pay sinecure lasers to per sons who were likely to influence elections. Ile should meati!ii, for instance, the limit's of Hoot into, whire it uppeareol that 11 sinecure Orley of 1 ird. alear haul hero granted to mac in dividual for the purpose of "rliilaeming—tb'st Burgh, and tins noun I:ltiplinl by 'even year., the duration of Pa houtieut, would pro sluice 98751. fur the return of are Member to that House. The burgh of Rye. he might also mei&on, as stautling tinder similar cirmain *towers. It appeared toe, that a place worth T 3071 a year had beets grants,' for the purpose of tufits- Lowing the laugh of . auiontitiog .e- I yen years to 1 7 .1 Ct retort:sin a Meant/az I(. SIX-le.N. • • to serve iu this present Pubes:Beat. . lie : therefore, took the liberty of octilhog the attest. lion of the House to thia•subject, as out Heil:4 .111. worthy of their . coesideraiMu ; ood - tt was kis i,?l- snort that a committei.- should he'appouited to t xa. mine into the evidence, that would •be adrclut«l - conterwing such practices. lie media, hoverer, to confine the sytentma of the House to one ease hi particular, . upon the present arca- siou, as that rose seemed to be, of all others, the wort uggraerteil, money, the ease of 'the burgh of tarsal, in frehand ; for .6y it it appeared, t that at the lest general election, and :mica that time, the Treasury hod conducted themselves not outs directly in :the teeth of the Mesa:la:ions of epic -- House, but hail elan Won guilty of erinduetir.g ' . theansilves with rent injustice to an itufirdi:•al • Meusher ut the il q use, because be refused to rola with thou' against hosconseience. The Honourable Momber . bole th attempted to influence was NireitOrnosehlteffe" teriffrt,thset he Wei • confitle:it he would meet with the esteem of cvery honest wan in the conetrys mad it wag to thiii caw that he meant to Ingot% that evidei.se should be adduced at the Bar. He slid not coo- Mire tbat he o Is . wrong iu pressing the molten he had formerly proposed ; and after stall: z thus shortly the purport of his charge, he shoo a knit propose follow the iircerdeot had suggested on that ocelots's:n-11 appeared, tl t at the last elieral election.' a vans of man , y was paid by Mr. Quiiitin Dirk to Lord Cash reagh, through the means of the Hum Henry Wel-. holey ; and Ihnt . gentletnen tMr. Dick), was there by returned ineiuber for Cashel. mini Mr. Spencer Parcend waste's(' a party to the transaction. Upon occiiaion of the late itiveytiestisiots to the, Duke of York. Mr. Durk waited upon Load Castlereagh, and informed !timer the vote he fIOtNOL to give, and the Noble Lord not apfsessving of that mode of voting, sogge-tetl to him the prop:lily of reiimgnislrinq hisieat iu Parliainent.—He should, without enlerging further; leave this matter to the House, relying that it would adopt such means to correct and prevent suck corrupt praettccs as would tent moat to maintain its honour and ia,g nity.—The Hon. Graitletuan Men salt dons, wit out proposing say motion, learns, it to the deter. tuiostiors of the House, what motion ought r. gu larly to be before thesis. Lord FOLKESTONE SitZ,',TrINPJ that the precedent in the ease of Shepliearil, iiiristerly sews, should be' adopted, and in that case it did wit apoear fried the Jimettals, that the party accused withdrew, thotiy;to he was not ordt:red to be in ins place, till certain matters came out iu elamivatioe, as to the borsch of liriember, when it was thusightoscrusary to take Sir- Edward Seyinsisois:a eharge into tows geratiou. .He thought,...thoosfoos, -shoo -it. welt - nit he necessary, io the present us. -tuner, k the Noble Lord and the Itizlit Honourable Geutle man to withdraw, as the charge was not vet in such a state of forwardness as to occasion it. In the pre. scut state of the matter, they were cricupetent to vote, and to give an opinion, and therefore st peered that the llouourable Gentleman ought to propose his motion, before they should be called upou to make their defence. lie, however, should appeal to thethair, as to what would be the roust proper course of procedure The Secautaimid, the House were obliged to the Noble Lord for culling their attention to this subject in the present stage of the proceedings. Ifi it were intended to follow the precedent formerly stated. then this woall be th e ntontcut at which the Honourable Ocutleman's charge should be heiril,-and there would be no compulsion on the itirlividnals against whom it spiked to wititdraw.-%. Sim* Mr. 11 alpoie's vise there hod hern uo in stance of the party withdrawing. aisles* where the charge was of u eriminvtory nature. The present charge was of a dooliie sort, mut it was not for him to presume to informs the House or flue Uses sionrable Alesaber, whether they should folic* the precedent of Sliepheard's case, or not, in all par ticulars. • I . • Sir JOHN AN3VILTHER rose, be ssid,.merelf fdr the purpose of setting the Noble Lord right as to one part of the precedent he havi Awoken of. He took it to have been, that Mr. Shepheard wee hoard immediately upon the information of the charge being given to the House. and protested his innocehce, pother was he ordered to withdraw during the discussim. lifthis stage of the debate at least. the present psrties should not withdraw. At a t.tilisetpient [whorl, when the charge was move matured, Mr. Siirplicard, and also his Counsel. - - were heard in answer to it. The Nettle Lord wee • wrong in coupling the 'finial...4Mo io the . case of Shepheard with the case of Braniber, as it had no. thing to do With the charge of Sir Edward Sey• • moor. Mr. Shepheard, idler prutestag his lona.. eerier, was then furnished with the nauh-s of thi% persons and plitcrs, and other partieUlars iu wnUute u;iou which the charge was fouaded. • Mr. HOHNZR said, he apprehended the parties . srent4fiberty in this stage elute case to enter up on their defence. The SteAcee aided % that he conceived it iestrd entirvly wish the lluo. Member (Mr. Hadiliie,. hiarivelf to rev whether be wenid or soald.tioi go by he• prec edent. for if so,-be should think the patties ought now to Ise heard. 'ise Itiabie Lord who had given his op - ioioo tt:too this.ponst was not correct iu saying that a Mea•drer. doo.liog io the situation of a putty at-Oleo'. could case 1111 0 U the discpasani. us helloes to be leaked upon as it party ..- • . iaterrsted re the thcision of the question. letiOu Uteri sio.-.0 that the !maxi should be ""-:, • heard ; • Mr. PERCE'vAt..roge. cod * addressed the House. —" I nurpo.ely (said. oroichet giving any opi.. mon upon this isoint. a, 1 ass desirous to follow the 4i‘laitcs of use House. I certainly' did conceive. ! that aecattiing to the ordinary prAC:IVe. when a ehkr4e oat brought against a:: iiinivklual, that 'in dividual w4os 10 be Isom:, eien before the mourns ' . . .. I