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, i 1 1 i t"- I " . 'JK v _ CL4I lfre it 4 .44 4411 74 , j - 4190 )4.: , -4 :11 3' . .ami in& + .B+l4l LONDON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23. 1819. NUMBER 5318. vis*r • 7d. TM EA TRII-ROY AL. intim Y-LA Ng. THIS EVENING, THURSDAY. Dee. 23, his Majesty's Servants trill perfume the Opera of FLOURIA HOUSE. DIECCIIIIIIR 24, 1919. IFIIIE T tf DIRECTORS; tif the UNITED COMPANY of 3IERcHANTS o) ENG. LAND, trading to Ike EAST INDIES, do At/v*4 giro Notice, COUNTY FIRE OFFICi. RECENT:STREET, LONDON. Tavel's*, The Doke of Rucked, K G., I The Illariptionf Northeseptos, 'Ma Morsels of buckteeth's, ler mac, kc. Sixty Directors. Sir George, and his moderate fortune n, support the batmen he had aettaired, in suitable style. Mr. tantrum mid, he gave no apbobitime to the Rem. lotion when trefuee the Glum of Directors. It was eery 4e stratile to obis'n unanimity is sorb a ease as this, and it would perhaps be well to h...e the opinion a tiers Law Olicers ayes the present fermi of the Resuletioti. Mr. Reim said, that he was the person to Ohm. Sir George Harlow's letter ell Mr. It all • private commaiticatiosi, and therefore sotto be found in their records. He had it mill is his posseesine, and would proilute it, if called upon be do au by the Court of Proprietors. He wes still of opieitm, that the present Resolution was drawn op in the form roguleml by the By-law. Mr. leorY thought the Proprietor* would not feel them. selves just tied In calling for the prod...llos of a paper quite of a private nature. If farther docunienta were neormary; •pplicatioa for them mast be road.- to Sir George &widow He thought the Court would be prrfrctly mt. in voting the grout in its present form. We. G•lltittae dissented from the LemawirGendlemmett (111 e. li Ischeon) imerpretatinn et the Ry.low, each, he Hid, was eakulated to give It • uslichievows terdesiey.—.. The worthy Gratleamis pmnotiaced a warm relogiam apes the merits aad servicis of Sir George Berton, sad urged lbw adoption of the Resolution. Mr. Mort Hid, that when they deviated from the strict course of their laws, they reduced the respect is which they .might to be held. He had not the treat nlijeetioe to bestow liberal grants upon Hume who deserved well of their coon. try; but it most be dace in strict conformity to the By-lair, which he imagined this Resolution was out. Mr. Howearn defended the necessity of the Ry-taw which was framed to protect th e i r Nude from being improvidently applied, nod also to sem she Director, against the solicita tions of those who might press them for grants. The By-law email mower to such persons, for it provided that no greets cooid be made except such as were twice recognized in Celina of Proprietors, especially d to cossider of them. IMP&IiI.4I. 114111.1.4111 AT. • THE CASTLE OF ANDA,ICSIA. Don Alphonse, Mr. Draftees; Den Scipio Mr. Gestic; Dun rernatole t Pe:trews ; Pedrilla Mr. [jerky; Spada Mr. linizle ; Philippe, Mr. Benson. Virtnril, Miss Cain/ 0113!10 I. Mrs. Orger Isabella, Mrs. Darlene; Lerenzs, Mni Dlrne. HOUSE OF LORDS, Wasatswax, Dwawastat 111. IRISH ELECTIONS. The Irish Elections Act Amendment Sill was read tba third siva. sad wowed The Heave eoritinnert to sit until wear mixed's*, is se. weetation of receiving haat the KNIPP ittCusurions lb. Sells. Opus alisetracs Sin, with rime Ausawderassts The dill s however, was riot amen wed, *ma lbw Hoene at leagitt ad jouraed. That a 11F.IN ERA!. COVRT will be held, by Minoru. amot, at their Hume in Isadeolsalhatreef, or WEDNES DAY, the 14th Jannary next, at Eleven &Clock in the Virenooss. for the 'impose of considering a PrOpositiort which will then be made, agreeably to the Notice tabled at the Gement Court ou the 1211 September IMt ;and which Will this day adjourned to the said 12th of :January), to place in their Court Room a Statue of the late Right Ho. eouraldc Warren Hastings, as a hist testimony of al/probs• twit of the long, zealous, and successful services rendered to the East India Company by that distinguished rharacter. The IleSolotion of the Court of Directom upon this sub ject is now open at this Hume, far the inspection ot the Proprietors. JOSEPH UAW'', fweretary. NANA INN OMIEUTINIL .1. T. EIARUER oF.AtimusT, Esq. F A S. 111 ERSONS who continue in sure d i n this Office Still, Years, whether upon a Siptennial or Annual Policy, SHARE TEE PROMO' EQUALLY MItH Isle 0111- AIINEISIRS, according to their rrspective euntribw lions. A permanent Surplus Cannel of 400,0001. him been subscribed by the original Members, and they •Line are re spiesibir ; hence those who now desire to insure are effec tually sectored stains, shag uncertainty and unlimited re sponsibility which have been all severely frit in societies upon the Com ributiourhip or Union principle. R. tunes of 2F sail 20 per mot to the arsonist of 21,0001. Imre been paid within the fife leer eves t. sit these who have been losured &era Vame-..afereseter Adearegaee r. Me Pehhe Man hes been 4itherto yielded by way WICLL•iff cCRILD Esfablialateeel Affllll are app..iatra in all the principal Tows. In Great Britain. After *hick Foote s Conway, in three acts, called THE LIAR. Cir James Elliott, Mr. 84ruard ; 01.1 Midi nig. Mr. Powell; Young Wilding, Mr. Ellinkm. Mina Grantham ; Mrs. Orser ; Mies G...lfry, Mrs. Robinson. The Doon will be opened at H•ltpast Six u'Cloek; the Pertorseance will commence pftcisely at Seven. Boxes 7s ; Second Price Ss. 6d.—Pit Ss. 6d. ; Second Price !s.—Lower Gallery 25.; Second Price lc —Upper Gallery Is.; Socond Price 611. --- - MOOSE OF COMMOStI, Webnaseaw, Decimates U. Sir Wm. is Cawley, 'Cid, that iat justice to hie Hoe. Friend, Om Member for Portaelleglue. he rem 10 correct a gram mierepresositatiee of his (Sir William's) speeeli, which amend ie 7S. Monti', Post. To snake Hie matter plata, kle would reed the peewee of the Ariel from ?As Sl•rmingi A.-.4oiies of N Orilirverddr,-- •• ,, o• • • Thwlllemestat mid. the. abode 11 OW 1 11 111 4- 0 . 10 nay mipmesioen of say Hon. Member it, thus ISWWW Were Wens. presented, and therefore ankandeettood, for the Member to usentlue the error for the purinse of correctiou, thumb that proceeding was in itself imlutar, but naming the journal was going • step further. It was not skeet ur regular to name a journal, ue to rend monies, hem it is the Howse, unless with the ascension of carrying :he matter further, and bringing the offender to the liar. He hoped, therefore, the lion. Baronet would see the irregularity of readiag estreck from newspapers is that House, unless be bad an inteutioia of carrying the matter further. Sir Wm. Ds Carietuee said, his hoped that be might at all eveats be permitted to state the iniarepreseetatios. He bed been made to say, that in conseeneetie of the speech of his Hon. Friend (the Member for Porlarliogom), a number of peruses had taken alarm, and had sent a 'great deal of their property to be invested in foreign foods. What he bad said was, that be had a conversatiou with his Simi. Friead, who cosirinced him of the necessity of putt's( the Antiocial affairs of the country into some stale of anmageesent, that the population of the reentry was like • basking con certo, where every individual was connected and affected; that the rowers was its • tottering state, sod that a auntie,- of persons took alarm, and invested their meat' is foreiga funds, and that something should be dose to the tlimucial affairs of the country. He (Sir William) had stated is the Houle, that if Ministers did not come forward with some plan, it would he better that the aerostats of the nation should be wooed up, nod that though be held large estates, he would be contest to sacrifice a large part of them, as welt to secure what would be kft, as to better the condition of the people. This, he said, was the substance of what be bad said, which was totally different from what was reported of his speech in the newspaper to which be alluded. The Box. Ofter will br opre from Eleven tilt Ave n'Clock —Pleats ks bo below wif Mr. k. w,16 BOX look-Reaper. Private/ Boxes to be haat (nightly) of Nr. Spriog, who is ap pointed C ittroller of tlw lint-Office Receipts. the Private Boats and Ticket Department, as well as the general arrange ment of the Douro. EAST lIV lI IA HOUSE, DRCtiIER 21, ISIS THE comr (9. DIRECTORS of tbe UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of IFITOG LAND, trudiag lo Me EAST INDIES, do hereby giro Notice, That at the ADJOURNED GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY, appointed to he held at their House to Leadeuhall.street, on 11(F.DNESDAY, the 12th of January next, there will be submitted to the considomtion of the Proprietors an Unanimous Resolution of the Court of Di. rectors of this day's date, reconsmeuding the Court of Pro. prielurs to authorise the Conn of Directors to offer to his Majest., to RAISE and MAINTAIN, at the Expense of the Company, • CORPS of VOLUNTEER INFANTRY, from among.' the persons iu the Company's employ ; and if his Majesty shall accept sects offer, then to anthurixe the Court of Directors to defray the EipCIISC of the Corps so to be raised out of the Funds of the Company ; and, if neces sary, to apply for an Act of Parliament to sanctmu the ap. propriat ion of a sufficient part tlwrrof for that purpose. Copy of the said Resolution now lies open at this noose, for the perusal of the Proprietors. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. Un sluattav, The Drmettiat—after which, first time, au mitre!, nes Pantomime, callrJ Jack mil the Rrrn Stalk. MEAT?? H.ROYA COI v RNT-GA HD eN. PURSUANT to the Decree of th e Hi g h C our t of Chaaorry, mak Ira Canso SARRY v. WOOD, the Creditors of PETER WOOD, lase of Waldron, in the County of Surrey, E.q who dial on or about the lath December, 1817, are personally, or by their Solicitors, to come in and prove their debts before Joseph Jekyll, Esq. ore of the Ilaatersof the said Court, at has Chambers in Sonthanapton builainvo, Chanceryrlane, Londum, on or before the 23d of January 1820, or in default thereof they will peremptorily be excluded the benefit of the said Decree. T ills EVENING, THURSDAY, Dec. 43, vitt he acted Shakrprare'• COMEDY OF ERRORS. to Fire Acts—with Songs, Duets, Glees, nud Choruses, ae. lectrd etstirrly front his nays, Poense, and Sonnets. Sohnus, Duke uf Ephesus, Mr. Egerton ; &germ, Mr. Chapman; Antiphons of Ephesus, Mr. Durnsri ; Antiphons uf Syracuse, Mr. Jones; Drumin of Ephesus, Mr. W. Farren ; Ormolu of S • se, Mr. Liston; Angeku, 'r. Claremont ; Doctor Pinch, Mr. Blanchard. Abbess, Mrs. nitwit ; Ad r,sisa. Miss Stephens; Luciana, Miss M. Tree; Labia, Mrs. Cut ri. TO THE PRESIDENT, TICE-PRESIDENTS. GOVER NORS, Mc. OF THE WELSH CHARITY SCHOOL. MY i-Okiff AND GENTLEMEN, NO r able longer to execute the office of Tretsirer to our most excellent Institution, aad forced by age, &c. to withdraw from it, allow one ardently to entreat your best exertions forthwith to provide a See. crwor fur this Charity. It isms office of vital importance, ou stela) the Welfare of oar Estsbludinteut Sc a great mea sure &pearls; tlwrefore, I rest assured that this subject wiU arrest your early and serious coesideratioa, and am Your faithful ►umble Servant, ?Ist December, 1819. RICHARD EDMUNDS. Ilr. iNIPET suggested the expediency of withholding the objection as to the legality of the Resolution until their next meeting, w►en they could have the opinion of the law offi cals. The objection could be urged then in sufficient time, for before the Resolution could be acted upon, it most re. cave She assent of two full Curets, sad the present was but die Arm of 'bent. After which the Farce of LOVE. LAW, AM) PHYSIC. Dr. Camphor, Mr.Thrustbaril; Flexible, Mr. Yates ; Lubin 1... e. Mr. Listwii Aese.rerr, Mr. Emery. Mrs. Mary, Mrs. UII4E: ; Laura, Nlnt. Sterlispr. This day is published, price Ss. 6d. a Nei Edition, bring the Fourth, of REMARKS on SCEPTICISM. esp.cially as it is connected with the Subject of Organization and Life; being an Answer to the Views of M. Bicbai, Sir C. Morgan, and M. Lawrence,on those Points. By THOMAS RENNELL, A M. Christian Adiocate in the University of Cambridge, and Vicar of Kensington. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivingion, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard, and No 3, Waterloo-place. NW. 7. ; Srroul 'Price 3s. dd —Pit 3s. 6.1. ; Second Pr ice 2A.—Lwer Gallery 25.; Second Price 11—Upper Gal lery is.; Serried Price W. On ilfrontlyineorte Barnwell—after which. first time, • Crew Grand Panitosnime, railed Harlequin and Doe Quixotic, or Saocho Norm in his Glory. On ruesd4y, Slyakspen.e's Comedy of Errors. On Wednesday, with alterations and curtailments, Mary Stuart, Queen of Scotland. Mr. K. JActssosi could not assent to this coarse. It world be So osislesd themselves "rattily us the present ',cession, rpm as ■aderstandiug that they •ere not to do so it (more. Two Proprietors, •hose names we could sot leans, spoke is hawse sr the Itesolulins. Jost published, price Is. thl. stitched, THE DORCHESTER GUIDE: o r , a Howe that Jock Built : being an Asylum for the ruttiest core of the Disorders at this Time prevalent. Embellished with Thirteen Engravings, including Likenesses of the Architect and principal Personages now on the Road to take the benefit of 11w lustitoitiou. AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR.—This agreeably perfumed Liquor (the original invades of Mr. Hetery), which is of well•knowo efficacy in relieving &Mars and head ache, sod is counteracting the effects of overheated, ettsse,or isfected air, cootinues to he prepared, in the greatest perfection. by Nevus. THOS. and WM. HENRY, MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS, MANCHU. TER. It is sold in Load's, wholesale and retail. by Mesrs. 184 Y LEY and BLEW, Perfumers. Cockspor-strew; sod retail, privets. Sd. by use or wore Agents is every principal tomes; bat it mama bo oaten tbs named the above Prepare'', are engraved on She Govcrunteet Stamp, which is Axed over the cork of each husk. Proper Spoor Boxes ere sold by Bayley and Blew, u Mr. Cats. GRANT had heard Nothing to satisfy bins that the form of the propostd Resolatiou was sr isfringesaent rpm the By-taw. After • few words lietween Mfr. Hunt, the GUAIa.IIIIII, sod Mr. ROIMINSON, its explawatios— Mr. Bras repealed his readiness to ColllllllllllkBl4l the essileats of Sir George Ba , tow's private letter upon she state of his affairs, if the Proplieters called area kilo to do as. Landon: Printed and published fur the Aviator, by Dean and Monday. 35, Threadneedle-than; sold also by Chap pell. Royal Exchange; Stinpkin an Marshall, Statiotera'• court; Rivinginua, Waterloo-plate, pall-mall; Ruights Sneetiag's.allry and all other Rookarllers. • The ensendwient was then put and negatived. Os the originsl question for adopting the kosoistion to groat the pension a 1,5001. a yea► to Sir George Ba►low being pat frogs the Chair— As Moore sa•y also be bad, asitheatieated by a similar Stamp, HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA, is bottles • l 2s. 114. ate pith glass stoppers at as. lA. pAitts ECONOMIC STOVES, of an im proved Constractiom and ow a cheaper Ma, are re snored from Wardour-street and Pasitoo.street, to AN -4.110NY RALLY aniiw FREDERICK SELANE'S, save Mskets to leis Im Majnly mud the-Royal Fa. folk-. No 1, Sloane-square, King's-road, Chelsea. Tile .hove Stose• 'give a constant temperate heat for 14 hours. w dhow renewals, the fuel. Churches. Miamian, Aimemtily Rooms, Galleries, Stairemars, sad Warehouse', mAy he healed with thaw Staves; mad in general say large pt:tcr. where the the • f the chimer, could not produce the warmth tool prevent dawuSsrr, wheels is so injarioos to biAliags and furniture, wit the advasisce of being rellirrly flee (rum those smells which the other Stoves are li4hir lu. For the truth of the above assertions, Anthony Runelly and Cu. will give references where the Stoves are now la use sitter 1711. —Tht.s base a peculiar seethed to construct Hot and Green-horses, by which they increase or disai in.h the heat according Is the weather-glass, by epetting or 01.114 ins the ventilator, and bare likewise a care fur •iigukt y Chimneys. I N E.i ANII ANNUA PORTUGAL AND SI Per Dos. Fine Putt, (mew the ;PIRITS-SECOND L LIST. ;PAM!' WINES, Sc. Per Doz. 424. 44...16.. Ron, R. tiro, Guar 4111 u 624. Ron: Pori, front ditto 52st. old cough-II Port,4E46 to 501. 1.)+114.. 3 'ears its bottle 54.4. hoe 01.1 Sherry Superior ditto .18s. ATII.IIII/1111d0 AIM) 522. Very 01J Pruett ditto 54.. FRENCH AND 1 Per Do: Fine 01.1 Claret, 70s. to 751. Ditto ISI4, 1.5611 e . 9tM. tirautstaty, [Low . 961 Jiliretindy,ChnattAcrtio 130 s. Cute Kuu - 105.. CAPE Claim Old Madeira - 465. &parlor West India shahs - 635. to G6s. rowel East India Amu 75e. 10 Oh. Fier Old Lisboa . 464. Teneriffe Old Malmsey Vidonia 63.. Alba Flora (my starer) G4f. H ENISH WINES. , Prr Doz. Champairne, Sillery . 13th. Sauterne, 14 years uIJ 84v. Noxell', very Gat . SM. Rhenish, ditto - . Sas. Huck, very uld -128 i. VINES. Per but. I Per Doz. Fine Cspe Madeira I Fine dry Red Cape . Ws. 21,. 262. 28s White sad Red Con. Ditty. very choice -30 s. stantia - Cape Ca 11. - 32.. Choice Hock - bottles and Hampers, 4s. per dozen. WINES IN THE WOOD. Per Pipe, 138 Gall Pe► Pipe, 110 Gall. 4)id Ports 105/. 1121 1201 I Finest Madeira, direet 1051. Rum Rams, ditto . 125/. Choicettld West India 130/. Fuse Sl...nit., 130 Gall. Superior Las. India 1431. 1115/. 1101 1201. Fine Cape 31adeiras Clarets (1815), per Hh'd. eel. 401. 48/. sad 521. Iliepheads am" Half-Hogsheads of the above Wises at the - 36.. - 3Ge. some price prr Pipe. SPIRITS. Per G.U. l Per Gail. Brandy, b years old - Us. Rem, 7 years old 14a. 6J. lhtto,,bydrotorier proof 28s. Mitt, proof -17 a. W. Hotheads Geneva . 244. Euglialt Gio 10a. 6J. to 12s. Country thders mutt coattails Resillasees or satisfactory. 11sfereacs s. In priseatior to she Public their Second Annual List of Priors, the PROPRIETORS of the ADELPHI VAULTS take occasion to stale that this Establishmeet originated iu conviction that Ilse legitimate principles of CHEAP sEI.I.IIM; were capable of successful application to the WINE TRADE; these principles consisting simply is Hie WPM of capital judiciously employed its ready ussnory transocilorse, by which Goode of the ind quality are at all tinares to be purchased considerably below the average market price; all has from book debts is precluded, and, frusta the quirk returns of property, the smallest prollis fee. gamily lei tiled, become greater in the aggregate than the Liege's profits, when et slow reearreace; present Dams. tares to the repatabie trader +filch reader it at user eass cessary sod impolitic. I. order to Maintain lute prices, M sell WHIM Mrel Ma is quality, am/ se is sit itafretpsently the case, from the use of undersized bottles, delleieat in qua.- sity. The Proprietors bore at this time us sale s eery 'a ttunet sad superior Wilt* of Wises sled Spirits, canes poudiag silk the show List, from which, is mossaamice with the peineiplen of their Eslablialmarist, thri We ex cises( Ihr ism/ties of such psices which it is 111.11,00 10 advertise fur the awe plUrtar ISMIIIMMe, hal at which it beelines impossible to sell goodbye reellp See quality. 114 Adso4trtet, Adelplu. N. COATED and Co. GREENWOOD'S NEW MAPS, FROM ACTUAL SURVEY, OF THE COUNTIES OF ENGLAND AND WALES. Just published. THE NEW MAP of MIDDLESEX, laid down to a scale of two inches to a mile, or four sheets, exhibiting • beautiful and coriect dellueatiou of this most Interesting district, with appropriate embellishineuts. Price Three Guises'. The NEW MAP of YORKSHIRE, at • scale of three quarters of au kick to the mile, ou slime sheets. Price Five Goleta. The NEW MAP of LANCASHIRE, at e kale of sue Web to the mile, us six sheets. Price Three Guises*. The NEW MAP of CHESHIRE, at a scale of oat inch to a mile, o• four sheets. Price Three Guineas. May be had of C. Greetewund and Cu. Leicester-square, Lowdoo, where they have establiebed,ou an extensive scale, the Wainer al.o or Ailing up their own Slaps in the various ways of Coloaring, Mounting, Binding, Ace. Sec. Orders from the Country are punctually encoded to, and accessary explauatinne must willingly moldered. Lcitoster.square, December 20, 11119. N.B.—The Maps of Durham and Staffordshire will be published its a few weeks, and Kent, Wilts, and Warwkk. shire, will immediately follow ; the Counties also of Denby. shire and Nottinghamshire are in preparation. amid the other Counties will be proceeded in with all possible dispatch, consisteut with accuracy. PROSPECTUS. A series of new Maps of lire several Coonties of England, and North and South Wales, are in proves' of preparation, from actual y, commeseed its Yorkshire in the year 11114, wader the direction and superintendence of C. Great wood, awl has *lace, and will tastiest, to be proceeded in with undiminished aiteatiou and perseverance until the whole work is finally accomplished. The Proprietors have much pleasure in stating, that the aurora. their labours have met with in those Counties al ready pabludied has beets highly flattering to them. and they can new, with a greater degree of rosideuee, renew their as. steraaces to their numerous Subscribers suit the Public. that at no distant period they will have the highest gratilleation in the object of their greatest anthilio•--of farnishiteg to the Public the first 'lndium Atlas of &misted sod Wale* ewer published from active! Survey. To theist who have out seer any of the Maps of Ilels Series already published, it may be accessary to state, that so ex. pease or labour is spared that is or may be required la Ma' der this work, its every respect, the most elegant sad com plete of any of the kind ever published. The Residences of the Nobility sad Gentry are beautifully displayed, and waamented Parka, Plantations, Pleasure tilrueinda, Waters, Whops , &e. are clearly dearribed and uiestrfielly executed. The Boundaries of the Wapentakea sad Heinelreds, and eef the Towaships and Pariah's, are accurate. ly delieesterd. 'toads, /levers, Casale, Cities, TOIVIBIS Vile her's. Hills, Valleys, Fasts Houses, he. be. he. are faidifelly and *reignite!, notrodieeed, and every feature caknlaled to promote the inure rating oppressor -4r, sad to conibise the es. aeutial yoalilications of werfahoirsie, peropieuily, and ele rainy, etediusiely united, awl bionnentmed in the scientific I emote ortion and general arraisgeaseat of the nothertakinge The Engrave's' is executed in • superior by Ar. fish of the first eminence, and appropriate to got sip and ietioduced an the must tasteful Fri ly style. Price of the whole Series (proof leaperandnetlOAstandallal i 12bI, tea he paid fee wily flemiawir 414 N 1114 Mel I are poldialegol. • f , /.0 ft, Sideseribers to individual Nip' Win ba supplied at the Boloeripline which will Is advertised during the caureseitog of filch Camay respectively, • List of whirls may Ibe trot •• appllcatiatee *may of the principal Booksellers, or to the Proprietors, Leiarter, Assn, IS/Salea• The day is published, its else vol. Sine. priee 6s. A MANUAL of LITH()GRAPIIY, or Mr. neer ea the Liebographieal Experioseees mad. i• Paris, at the Royal School of the Roads sod Bruins!. ; clearly explaising the whole Art, an well ss all the Ace-ides,. that nay happen in P r inting, id the different methods of &voiding do in: Tree:hoed from the Freed. by C. HULLMANDEL. Printed fur Rattlerll and Manlie r Bood-street ; and sold by .1. sad A. Arch, Corphill. EAST INDIA HOUSE. Yesterday a Court of Proprietors was held at the East !midis Horse, for the purpose of cousideriag a Reselation, for grautiog to Sir George H. Barlow, K.C.H. a portion of I,Sdnf. a year, to COIRIMUCe from the !Isl May, ISIS, for his emiaeat services in Podia, sod also in consideration of his limited property, to ruable hiss to sostain is a suitable nianaer the &gallica conferral upon him by his Nsjesiy. The CIIIIIIIIIAIII read the Resolution, which emissmied from the Court of Directors, by whom it was reeommended fur the adoption of the Court of Proprietors. Mr. Hoist upposed the Resolution is its present shape. He said be had so doubt Hist the Gentlessee Directors who had Picea sod recommended this Resehstiou i had satisfied ibromiers of she 'widest* epos which it wesfionsided. Bat his present &Nevis* to it was, that it was suaccoorpsaled by the docimostery evidence, demostrationg its necessity, as positively required by their By.laws. Cornisg is such a shape, it inn sot legal, arid meld not therefore be sustained. The CRAIRMILAX sold, it was perfectly mempetest for the Proprietors to all for the intermeshes which cognised the Court of Directors of the propriety of ibis Resetatime. If the Proprietors so desired, that imformatium should ba forth coming. Mr. RANDALL Jettison 'llia, that this was Nola goalies of fealiag or sympathy, brit of law. if the Resolution' were pressed in an illegal form it would be null sod mid, sod the Court of Directors would have to pay the enemy out of their owe pockets. If Air G. H. Barlow was m he re. warded, it milli be dorm according to tlso kgal forme pre scribed by the Bylaw, which enjoined, that all grants of pensioas exceeding 2001. a-year, meat, before their react. meat, receive the sanction of two several Courts of PIM& prieton imeasosed for the porpsee, sod telltale an sesiose. ratios of the grounds upon which they are proposed, sad the drieensesits proving such ground.. The great now pro po•ed was easecempaaled by each liet1111111111.11; this was, it pkia English, W say to the Corset of Proprietors. “ Groat the mosey, med. for God's sok% ask so iesseetions!" A paper, he admitted, was aimezed to the Reisolatios, but it was without either date or signature, and Mentes o of ma valve. Motives of delicacy =Agin amns prevent them from prying into the details of Sir Geerge Barlow's peituoincy competeory to sustain his homiont; bust they ought at bust to have same general estimate to satisfy them of the pen. prirty of the passion. The cosine he shook! sagging was this, that the motion be got rill of mow by as anseuthaest, specifying the reason of its sot bring sow entered into, owing to the aois.coaformity with the provision of the By. law, sad ;caviar the abject maid over until they mold have the °pianos of their Law Whirrs. The Imansed Gam ileums maeloded by moviagao anseadosem to that effect. Mr. Lemnos, maid. that there was amity eases in which it was bromide, to repose the fallen egmildnice is tits deli cacy of the Caen of Directors. These Nentima ought alto, he thought, to come ander the topknot.* at the board of Coatrol. The worthy Prapriesor was interlard they always did. Mr. Romanis (the Dewy Chateratio), said, that the Les/seal Gentleman (Mr. IL teenage) bad anteed the lees. ties like a lawyer—he world Ulnae it ra a woo —(Msor./ —He then explained that the donsamnit not which the Cana of Directors foosided the propriety sad orersally of grain ing this pew*. to Sir George Boehm. could wt 'systems regularly predated with this Reselelitga, for it was sal spas their records. It in act was • private knee urines by Sir George to • Gentlemen the. primes*. Tweary-twoor twenty. three Directors had Aran! 14 Romolation, sad Notwith standing the threats held oull to these *pea at ilisgsgog of their proceeding, is for moo was ready to bike his seam sir the nat. He suggested that time might ha • meimg of mass is whirh the mideste is sopped of • 611181 WPM gal sod sot documentary, and is that rase fie weal OttMOM the gram he illegal, segmartliNg to she Ity.kw eb ► rimos ..l \min.\ Mr. Ehemisrerere mid, be knew feeds George bares., that his mesas one eel port shit rilemity he woe minded to hada. inelmige rn 2p the ilresseas es which the seetiess was Noma* wars funk in die Resoled**, ter is reviled she lag . et' Mr. Hume again ruse, seed said, that the time had Now arrived wises he could state his objeelio• to this osmium on die merits of Sir George Barlow. He then quoted Protests, aigard by nine er ten Directors, le August, 1811, evilest the smear of gowereaseot poniard by Sir George in Mein. These Protests expressed the etniest disestiefectioa at his modem He was ready so admit that Mr George deserved well for his acts in Bengal, but his minded at Madam was of quite a different character. He had, It wee trier, strewn great energy in extinguishing the re believe which broke out at Madras; but it was apealty true that the acts of his 'overawet had canted the dissatis faction whittle at that period se uofortessattly existed. He had Wrestled the residents, the civilians, and the military; sad his unjoistl6able interfereuee in the adminietration of the Courts of Justice could nut for a 111301111141 l be tamale neaced. In the cases of Ruilsork, Smith, and Maitland, hie conduct was wholly alijoatiSable. Os the score of pri. vale feeling, he bad so ohjectioo to make to the auedect of SirGeoege Barlow; but his public duty compelled him to aresure the acts of that officer's goerriiment. Mr. PATTnew said, that though a party to the Protests agates. We branch of Sir George Barloo's goveeanseal, be diarist wish that doneness to be now used agaiost the M itigatesl at the close of a public life, I. which, though there were errors to coodemn, there were also merits to praise. Mr. Hume resumed, and complained of Sir Genege's coo. duet is the affair of the forgeries on the Nabob of Areot's property. He thought on the whole that 1,5001. a year was too large a pension to give such a public serves!, sad more particularly whim they bad so little proof of his westing it. Not more Imo IS mouths ago ' be (Mr. H.) was at [liquor, Mat which he midentood Sir George Barlow had just ghee parchased an estate, which would certainly require 3,0001. a year to keep up is a suitable manner. He did not like the facility with which these grants were made—wiehin the lest yaw they bestowed a greet epos an individual (we be. Metre Mr. Warren Hastings), on the greyed of the reduced stale of hie circumstances, and yet Sialee his deeds, it was reestiored that he had left a property amounting to 100,0001. He protested against the deetriae, that because It pleased the King to emir'r titles we perms. in the service of the Compsey, the tatter were to be calla! on to give the mesas of sepportieg Beech &remakes. of dignity. A Paurtleroa declared the high esteem in which Lord Nieto held Sir George Boehm es account of his public err vices in India. Ale. G is as clammed meet* enlarged upon the merits of Sr George flarlow,med quoted the MO matberitire of Lord Wettest/7 and Lard Coessallia is his praise.. They ought, he said, to recollect that is the course of as active rib- Fe life the best sad must effieteat of their servants had been opposed to obloquy. Mr. W. Hastings, the meat maisent ma of his time io ludis, bad bees edified by the mot likuitrima Groton England ever prodeceil, and exposed toss ordeal sdrich sae sow remembered only with shame by the country. They had an tastaace also la the case of such a Stamens as Lord Wellesley, whom isspinsrlisteat was nevertheless moved by a 's chatterer" in the House of Commons, the tate as fortneate Jame Peal. It was, therefore, impossible, for the best public Officer to escape membodes cemtre is the mom of an Mine life. The general acts of Mr George Bar low deserved the cessamendatieso of bier csoutry. Mr. R. Jscasot imisraled, that at the nest Court be ' aboald morrow a queasiest to the Chairman, for the purpose of elseidating isfornwitlein e net of the details, trotoe gmeral aggregate amount of Sir George flarlose's property. The answer be received sushi regulate his condlict at tit. neat Covet as this treestion. The Custamart ..pressed the eradiates be ideild always fee I to gm soy is/oration I. his power, ASS iikiired m lode by the voice of shot Conn. The MMus, lieserletio• was then pal sad dad* ON. Wag hal ma band held op ageism it. ..:1 STATUE TO WARREN HASTINGS. Mc R. Jscason rune far the porpme of pairtingebug 1,4 m by which they were ally animal to 'spend NU os limb% nuke. Rader {articular provisl e rw, : 6. ••=tr a st i as iiiii iut ".." eetled cfM t• be paid a :f . lIMMIMp, it mull be right in Ma dm lemurs let fribmiaiiiihnisalies is the mode of oadrosilting she propmie t , t art o ei . rnee colonnades. ant it heirtilis Outman nuldisd ap Mg "Pi nfitiani sdimi6llli OM =UM vow el l 1 , - - , , atom. -•., i ie.: •.) •-. ti!l ilf. MARRIAGE ACT. Doctor Paittuttong rose for leave to briar in a Bill to nomad the Marriage Act. lie said, that a Bill on the sub. jeer had passed that House u• a foster ocessioN, shad bad becomes. up to the Howse of Lords, but had there bee. de layed fiw she purpose of affording time for coasPeration oa the subject to • Noble and Learned Lent ; that since that period cases as atrocious sad as dimresniag bad occurred as those which bad formerly elicited the intligeatioo of the House. The rases of atrocity were, where nupriscipled Mali vialuals, wearried for ter or more years, look advantage of their owe perjury, and repudiated their wives and bastard. tied their children. The eases of distress were, where the innocent suffered under the operatic.* of the law, for no moo in the Neese or in the cmintry could guard himself seals* a la* etbith alight strip hint sod his children of his torturer and his honours merely because it MOB lbedamma that the marriage of Iris father or his gramlfalllreasit gabga place • mouth bef o re the proper time. n 111110 Ali Learned Geollemas coacloded by movie; for Irma le it a Bill to amend the Marriage Act s mad leave was lagly given. VAGRANTS. Oo the motion of CoMewl Woolly eelbidn'eldw Mara of the Nantes of Vosronts in the diarrowl Meow lw Ibe City of Loathes and Comity of Middlesex; the darn of their committal% sod diocharge, from 3d Joiseary 1819 to Om present time. General HART moved for Copies of all Hoods mitered Sato by Robert Newman, and other Collectors of Reweave, orio les from Floes imposed ea Tutorial's!, for Illicit Distillation in the Counties or Tyrone, Doors-al, sod Armagh, which were ordered accordingly. PUBLIC EXPENDITURE. Sir Htlay PARWILL gave oulite, lint after lb. term it wee his intention to submit to the Rouse Resolutions res creen's tho piddle expeoolitorte, senator to those which he had brought forwanl at the end of the last Seaman ; sod that on to-morrow be Inieftled so move fur an account of dm captor:Mere of the civil and military establislimeuts. AFFAIR AT MANCHESTER. Sir Ro SaLT WILSON presented a Petition from a person or the name of Chistatn. who stated that he attended the sheeting of the 16 Is of August; that an attack was made by the y y casialry on the crowd ; that in the attack the Petitioner re• ceived two severe wounds, one Ins his herd end °neon his elbow ; that both his shoulder* were dislocated, and his collar-bone broken. The Petitioner con— cluded by praying that the House wools bring the authors sod perpetrators attic violeoce to jambe,. The Petition was laid ow Pei Battle,• sod ordered to he pr i ttt Mr. Wit. PARNELL peltunligedlis Petition from a person of the :same of Jameis Handford, Mat he had received great personsl injory. ably attending the alatschester Mg for inquiry and telief. The Petition was laid on the table, sad treliimil to be printed. • ► Mr. P. Moots prsented a Petrie. from a pews of the mime of Jo.eph Caulk. al 6 9 611 0P 100 1 limit he had attended the aloodeocoo amesing. kelogboioo suffered great pipasual inittry is cease. gelleee of the attack made ma the meeting by the aid, rated ,Isier =sz e ca l valry .: s l ed pr t a i tag it fl i r My?. The ors the statement that much or the injury which the Peti. teems received was is his maigeimuum to escape. He 4011011 that the verities statements, whether true oc , would be brooght to the oily .satisfactory lest, amaely, by as inquiry carried too in that ahem. ,' • TIN Nails ono.ipitos the table, salt ordered So ho pfialliho b4 1,- ;* . 0. • • • • ~ AM. RicoassiimisoiNd • PAW** Ina • Grelltlis mon .1 Mimeo loistle. low Alla name of Themes Routh, swift toot As el, • i Nemild the moieties at illtarebeetet•to * feeeveettle .etherser—that he um ttemplea-egatier the itersemof • - tee popmewei—eied thee ;hie erep me babe% sea tbetileseesivett Wilt • is .einette steer Vai 7 0ttemate preeeeteekt retitiese4ee4 pewee '• . • ' amered Jobe Taylor. .eletieg the. eketreveiee of the aleaehesete setting by: Abe yeeteempeeselsy, tied - ' a the codas he received se eeemeseuseet t - • Mr I. WisAsaltamebak eseisieett gal , not the Petiole* - poseestell o . Ay. me* e#, Wilk were Abh