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suNIBER 2230. *permission of the Right Honaurable the lard Mayor. PRESENT I'IJESDAN', April to, 1910, e t the Landon Tavern, Bishopsgate.sirret, will be g,,NNIsTER's BUIX;i:T ; " Au Actor's g r m mid Mean.." Ming a MlSCtalltleUtil• Divertiseutent, gib.... ['tete, which will be spoken and bung by Mr. BAR- The &we; to he open at Seven o'Clock, and the Perform se,c to brim at Eight. Aiming's,. es —Tickets to be had at the Bar. LA"T WEEK. kaATORIUS, AT PLAY.IIO ULENT sE PRICES, DURING . NEW THEATP glint AL. CrIYENT-G/SUDEN. it•ol F 111 D 4 1 1 1' NEXT. .61 hr serfinnt..l, a (MASCO SELECTION, in *barb )lsdanw bring ircoreted fro•n h., indispo. sons 3 n..tr the honour to appear. and sing Angels err. 1•N;lit 1) qiiauta l'swinia," and Mozart's o Mike t:uneento," with ranattions wimf;fislir.ti, B.dion, and Mrs. Bland.—Mr. Brahmin v ia usnalsr.• t.. cr in her oyes," a Lutl o Hymn," ay e g l o omy c-ves." "IM this cold dotty rock," (front lOpos w hon. /' Tts• I)rath of At.' Gen, Ur . rive, Mr. SY. Taylor, and Mr. Belkaty. Lesd.d4 ibe Band, Mr. Ashley.--Organ. Mr. J. Ashley. The remould of the Baud tool Chorit.e.. will br nisincnois ~„A r , u sslett, seri eonsibt of upward,. of so Pet formers. Tbr :tolegoder the direction of Messrs As"..ey. pi , C I O. SOUS to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Bss-tnfice, Prisve'splare, Hart-street. ‘sr LOTT F.RY, LATE LOTTERY, Sutb October, 1 lu9- .' frimil.l), isio. Prize of ..I. 20,11(Y) :,,•1 4 11 2 .. Prises of LAW° 30m 3 I 1.000 Capital , I a Capitals. sold the !ibove TwENtY CAPITAL ) mazes, in the two last Lotteries, in !Shares, at 3, abgh tad 4, lisaring.Cttatv ; wbt►s Tickets sot Shares whets ter the New L•:ttery, to be drawn the silt of e. The Sthellit is the seine as the last, but the Cun ha mars a Free Gift t•f POUR HUNDRED miut.r. liF:tS to the 11.14,- of the liiret•dr,ven Prize above rinds a simile Tttiet nay gad the 11S/ileum Alin of whit mad a !hateful% 0,160,4. with ps►tienlers, :raj', sad the fortunate ova Shalt. of th , • ah,re Twenty Capital Pnzes reeler t r ULM, y uu thousand, or ezeha•sie their Prizes "mini is ties New Lottery, at 4, Coealtill,aed PLAN, itb rt.! ptt,.cri.hr ativslitagt a. l• ITE 1.01 FRY, . . • Ta he draw la ibe sth Jane, lain. 111111 CONI K \Cl*l)lt cko so all il l , of the Public to the '4.1. rire•eti"sett SeLeose, etatSwir, tales its Novelty, met e. al gi.el-.1 restart a tusti wpm !"liiirtt;s, %hitt', it is r,iiitelitd, will rally merit their walla , atm , ' a rhaece to Actreaturers, dearer isu tool other Lottery : SCHEWE. 4 ri,rfoit • - •.' t 2 241 ..... Il,n Ne (4 ...... 0 . ...... • IS IA toll., hest thaws P. ir• abuse 151. (nut bring one of Ilia /Lief .011C1116011011 Numta7ro, will tic additiuu to the abuse tloney.Priter, tf tlw said fusistb.ite dauber is of the Letter .4 lso Tick-its comprised in No. 151 to 1,175 Letter Y 103 L)110 1•4140111430,41 111 ....Out 1, , :1,25 letee C Ditiu comprised 4,751 to 4.715 latter I) lon Ditto 041101110104 - 41 itl 2,.131 10e :45 5 tt S ill the Pliers thry may contain upou this platit is trident that ore Ticket may gam 100,0001. fu wohlanting so matey tirktts GOIN the quantity usually aut hu:', 'although toe the polarise of formats. them late tai. rue) , dienaguishod possessing Chaueits babel to suksbao. Coutenctor is out auscusible to the that twy be started by (hose who could nut procure 'Cachets at , he clews of the last j.ottery••-.11, raw only anticipate sorb okieebena, by asanonncing, that Tickets and Sham all he uromotly distributed to evi.ay Lottery-Office is the ItICHARDIAM, GOOULUCK AND CC). ECOM M EN I) to the notice of the 1'..1.1ie the N&W %TATE LOTTF.NY, which is all to be drawn ssrs stli of J F. west. This Lottery is WI so 1 44 4. Tic Askew cogitates 4 woes., 1111.4.x.0 I 4 P. iars of L 5,000 fi ke. air Ate. ko• Rim, !yin*. Nomhers, Foor Tickets of every Num hy. sad frOVE KATE A PK IZEA of ONE Hl N DK ED N 401.1 TICK ErS rach. By this improved mode of Aiirtotrit, • simile Tirkst tom `sin tutt,Outit. &NW. ..... ..L so,istsii I Ast &Ostia .. • AseAp; iti,oeu I A. Sixteitoth.. L sa.sool . 6,•230 Tknos soil Shares us Sok by MBAS Gt)001.1!CE, sod Clair Rol.lenr, Combat, fain: the I iati. he 1.. mg's. Sewn, Clinft•Faves The ..1411) Olfic: ihAl al cc Sold in Shares, 'too Prizes of And nlsto Veld Mid Sizoired, to tke last Lot !cry, 'so Prizes of toms As. 3,734 B M. 3,734 D. • 213.•••it.4. 1 9 4 9 D. 1 , 0 9 4 .-.3•954 I. I,oesl.—J,eati C. ;A 'Lars CELEORATF.D RESTORATIVE TOOTH POW DER . '.AI;Ty of Cntuiteliat ee, an.l relnlarite of , calm'oPt ant allowett to diatingiaialt the Otitis% Voir ; e rcuprirea. of NuTLEirs TO4 t 111 W, VOL EIS, 6 1 leave hi rewind hat Countrywomen dint the lustre *th , inna lowa half its itsfhaese• aloe, the Teeth nre .cad, or ahi la $ rotten and tatiteattny olipeora.n.e ;ois, nowt toelonalde, ma the perat.ot jterrarnion ae utfa:lAW , . 'Amain of ressmorttic ewer.; Stleintals id the and 1a SA's. ISI It& Oltriteat sssss 6. c0mp...•.1 of 4. , II is iVC..11311/[4...L.1 le thy -Melanin of ail rawks, oaf ana l kr tiOn, ell :ter 11:IS , Moir * 6 7 dthe riontirel of the Teeth OS retlikriag the LISCIVb lioltlalretahlt., tool uLtkitta thc gneiss ot their pn , prif ISISITIoiIIISOO hue; and a cert..its time -olive 34alint ~ t h Achy—s o of Ibis ktu.l **yr lAr in zit' hi puhlie lame, h... Mel obi• IN do. Propriet or lAaa to W. 1.% that it is is dad) nor , Oh) itself. , wisulesmas anA tonal, nt Mr. Boller s, No. 4. Cl-np. erwa rat Pwlva.:tnle r-row ; and r4tall, by In :31( nit VI :Mks. :.ad Pri h,mar r., in billies, al _•. 9... Lads I If IS 1.0112 many ta- bsd, ' l .rsus AT:osstric pEcri)r...%t. cola, A4mtionn. Sow Ifferosta, and latimeasal; "ctt BYZegs :4:4 t .• I. .111 lh Tb , re rmA r,l Tbr Pier Bak UI 1:4 13V Itl In se! Irs4 hot TICK I by rbi in mai Ph& ettt4i. srr. 1 It lad fa .1 Ti Tr sr ha IN • 1419 Iltru 1 4 . to DP.A • n w , rs- 14,r,4„ IT. 6 ' . 4 I 441 a. 6 E61,11 Ny w . , f. • ..r4 IN . ha s , % AI a ▪ , ro -•• k'• Tl I w~~ be Inttob )1:41 EAST-INDIA HOUSE, Aeon 6, Otto. TH E COURT gif DIRECTORS of the I:NITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS af ENG• LAND, trodiog to the CAST INDIES, do hereby ;ire malice, That s GENERAL COURT of the said Company wilt he held at their Howe, in Lentlenholl-dreet, me rat- DAY nest, Ilse 13th inst. of Eleven tiVlttek lathe forenoon, Out Special Alfaira IYILLIAM RAMSAY, Secretary. This (lay is published, Ity Becket and Porter, at, Pall. Milt,price os.tid ANoTict, orEVIDENCE given in the COMMIT/ ITE. of the HOUSE of CONIMONS, dm": the INite'l!tY the roorltiet awl Policy Of the 1 , 04. EXPEDITION to the SCHELDT. With Olosllt- WATIONS. 'll he whole intended to fecilutate and elucidate a just and clear view of Ow inane.' in dis.-niaion. Tins day are published, price ta. 6d. OBSERVA'nONS on IN t)IGF.S rlos in .ritieh is satisfactorily shewit the efficacy of Iperaciinn, in relieving this, es well as its connected tram of complaints, prculiar to the decline of laic. Trairstated from 111 , , French Memoir, of Mr. Daubessauts, Alavalacr 114llts K. Med. Sea. l'ach, The Third Edition, with additions, by lk. Suchen. Printed fur J Callow, Nle.licalller, Crunn.run,t, Feiner. street, Nebo. %Viler.. MM.' be hail, lust pebliblatd, price 4.. CURSORY R►:ll,%a.K un CORPULENCR. SUPERFINE WOOLLENS, IRISH LINENS, CAM- iRIC MUSLIMS, AND PRINTED CALICOS. W. J. DON?iE WILL SELL BY AUCTION,' (Without receive), At the Auction Mart, no THURSDAY and FR ID ty • il i a . . . --- lath and lath April, 181 n, at Twelve &Chu k day, A CA ITAL. itSSO It EN rorw, sr r Country and Yorkshire Superfine' and Hefi,yea, a particularly excellent stock of4-41ha auil Cnlerans lriah Li• wens, 9.Bthe and S•stlss Caul/tic Mustiest, Primed Calicos and Ca,uuries, with a variety of other valuable Etletty. In order to aeconintodate the purchasers of prinie Shirt inx. and private Families, the Linens will be sold id lots of sae piece earh. Particular* and Cataloznes to be had of Mr. Donne, No. 7, Cattaton-strect ; ta, Great Rnsseltaireet, Covent •rardeti ; ■nd at Toes Coffee-house, Corahil!; wli r eon!hiuca to ad vance mosey on proiierly ron.igned to iaardiate has two Taverns to dispose of, in full trade. TUESDAY, APRIL 10, Ism GUTTLR-LA\f ettE.ApsIDE A superlatively elegant :immobilier of mole. grand pedestal art relni, • • tarty, - gr.it insho,lany chairs, covered r. Ind I or alorsecu leather, three . • ,ogant pedestal with rich silt ;, g:iut upright fine. tuned piano tarts, made by lament maker, pier (IMMO and mirrors, and nn nrioas other effects, the property of thet a !, .1 V: 'rev, Cabinet-Maker and Upholsterer, de ceased, by orner of the Execotrit. 'r•. SE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. NORTON, • premkee, IC u. I;, Gutter-lane, cheapside, THIS • and following day, at Twelve o'clock, A LL the t_IFFF.CTS, coot vu tl, perkily elegant far-post bedsteads nail chintz rutty. fureiter,, an llent set of drawing-mom chairs and andi,ous, a sidllrwindow curtains to currispund, with rift cuisines, prime seasoned goose and drawn feather-beds, trot 'stirtilated p,itovrs, a peat variety of Brasses and'Xiddise mi•later earpets of large dimensions, fine %limey blankets, and Marseilka quilts. The Cabinet A, licit% comprise se cretary and bookcases, wardrobes, dining, card, Peinlwoke, sulk, and lon tables, dresaing and work ditto, Imoilsoune chest of drawers, a very fine modern pedestal sidebo tr.', eel tan t ditto, and chimney flaws, large convex mirrina in ric► frames, wont r.•ry scarce prints in colours, a set of curious knives and lurks, ivory handles, riper fermis, and patent Wades, desert ditto to match. Catalogues to he had on the premises ; and of the Auc tioneer, Printer'-stem, Blackfriars. N. B. The House to Let, ur Lease to be Sold. LXPEDITIONS to HOLLAND auJ EGYPT, in 1799 N..rth Awlley-street, Meech to, tom At a GENERAL MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS, - held here this day in Politic Advertimuteal, General Sir THOMAS TRIGGE, K. B. in the Chair, TIIECOM 7.1 ITTEEAppromted for t Mmonge nsent and Distribmion of the FUNDsalueribeil fur the RELIEF of the WIDOWS, WIVES, sod CHILDREN, of the Killed col Wounded SOLDIERS, SAILORS, awl MARINES, on the EXPEDITIONS to HOLLAND and EGYPT, in the tests 1793 sod own ; extended Afterwards, he Resolution, oft:titers' Meetings of the Snhaeriliers, to the Relief of the Widos s and Orpheus of OFFICERS who fell on those occasions ; and nisi to the parrots of the unmarried men, who were hill,d, kid before this Meeting the (elbowing Accounts APlMlltit of t he Silli , rriptiuns for the Eepr.loiou to Holland L.17,9:4 11 • - . A r, ,, unt of Sulewriplions for the -- I . 3.m.dition to Egypt 15,032 IN 0 hat i....t 011 the money employed _ - in liasvcronient SeCUritic; 3,216 6 3 Distribui, d be the Committer to nines, CbiWten, and Parents, in Great Britain and eland, secordins to a Seale of Payments approved at General Alerting, 45,360 10 3 Relit ulTnininitice Room', Se evelar)'atialary, Print ing.Pont. nge, Siationerv, and Advert's,- raents I.n* eliartt s, anti 'tr ait& to Oilier thficeis Air A p ehrn.line / mpoator4, & otlirr incidental I:apropos during it is Years 9,5:4 t 7 7 1. 2 *7.915 7 to •Sti r /SS IS 10 According to a 'statement laid before this Mewling be the Secret Committee, rim:wing of the Chasistras, Verity(' hair wan, and use Si. ether of she Getters' CoOseiitiet, it appears, that us irsritten general meetings ofihe anhaeribeis, fe.tia the zsth of I)ecesabee, t7gl, to the fpla of Nate ls, in.nr; Obese hos hero yotcd, nail held al their thaposal, for the purpose of cosal.loot these. id She NO,ll.tdr:itale mosower 1114.0 toul.l he atVl4l4l, 1.. r,4,, (10 the a idOVIA attd orphans of officio s who fell in Holland and Egypt, the aunt of 9 limit. %l Lens( they bees hitherto pout as felhiwn, and by whip here, owl: rein% Su n pi .rule put:Let ledger kept by theut,elers: luttr* . i the pm!, lie ha... 14 uu deeds of No-I L. 3.1111 I in lit homey 40:1 I g arrooolls f4r Ja. A I 9 6 14,424 IS I ..••-••- 34API 0 II Appr6priated ter pressis.4 hy Ibe P. 1111 C . Irv, NsiJ 41 Afi.... Ihr gels. n,I Cu▪ ululitlrc L ...a; 17 II 3()%1:1.1 DOVGI AS, tzegitisty Lundoi, Male' 22,1614. rtfo. IMPERIAL PAULIANLYT. HOUSE OF LOI:Us, Mumpay, AraiL 9. • ROXBURGH PF I:R.IGG. Mr. M'Cunuurtne was again beard w this case.—Feriker pruceedinp on Wednesday. SLAVE TRADE. Lord liOLLANDZiietViiiial\oble Marquis in his place. thought it his duty to mention the di.- appoimiuent he felt upon titichug that the return made aaa not comostent anti tie tuotton he had made osi a limner veva:mot. fur the production of every information so the subject. lie a ould. there fore, put the question, whether the Noble Mar ques dt.l oat know there acre other documents iu exi.teuer, and rieces-ary to be 'outfitted ? Marquis WEs.t.Lat,LY rand, it there were other documents, they were twkeowu to him. lie lout been anxititia to produce every information its ins power, pursuant, to thu meotring of the usouoo. Lord llul.LA ND replied. there could bent, thriAlS of t il • 'aikixosolow of the P.i.ble Amami* ; Inn the discontents be alluded to were previous u. uts ofi c ia cup teity ; at the saute titoe. the iettiru wade to that 1110lIOU was certainly untatisfactory. —...—..—.. CAMPAIGN IN SPAIN. The Marquis of LAMM° N tore fur the purpose of slating, that the motion he- hail bxed on a former day, relative to the Camptiogii in Spain, was one of much anxiety in himself, and nu less an to many other Noble Lords. But a* the papers laid before them were numerous, sod, flow experititcr, he had found, that more time than Le Witt; aware of was necessity fur their being printed, he should be disposed to bring the suhject under their discussion on the earliest day possible after the Easter llulidr, s Fur that ',purpose, lie u►ured, That the Order fur summoning to eir Lordships on Tuesday se' ght be dippcbarged."—Ordered sc. cortlingly.—Ailjuurtied. HOUSE OF MHO° NS. Mr. PRENDERGAST pnslpuucd Lir minium fur Papers rela tive t 1.,F.• ‘l,,tuillauots ILL iu411:1, rival 14.14.erryw tin .1101 Kt. loth . . . 1... « JVC.I the Order of the P. ty for the third of the Goa Ltght But; rth,t ft, atter a ftw observa ti.ma from Mr. HENRY SIIITIII ii.ritist it, ao4 from Mr. L. litituti, its favour, ••• re a d Al third time, mid p.u.acil. J. I;ALE Sir S. RoartaorroSetct address the House, but was stopped by the Speaker, who informed him, that the matter of the breach of piii ilege, which was before the House, this eveumg, lutist take the precedence of every other hu.tttess. Sir S. Ittiattt.LY said, it was nut his intention to offer any intervention to the uoutil . tourse; he had risco merely for the purpose of postpuumg his mo tion on the subject of the liberation of Mr. John Ogle Jouss. On ThuraJay last, it would be recol lected, lie had given ihis uutice ; hut tient', which bad 011ie. times place, bag ilideerd wain • Cigna*. men to think that it would be much better not to enter upon the question, but wait till the minds of MCI were less agitated than they were at present. He wished it to be understood, that wheuever he did make his motion, he would rest it entire ly on the ground of Mr. Junes hiving already suffered a sufficient punishment fur the offence of which he hail been guilty. He would nut at all enter Ilium those poi n ts where there existed so much stitfeictice of opinion, and which it would ill become him to canvass against men whose opinions and alsiltites were SO much superior to his own. lie would nut fix the day, but begged to state, that it would not be very distant. 1% bile on his legs, he trusted the House would permit him Cony a few words respecting himself. He bad wen it asserted, in several of the daily papers, that he had been among the visitors to Sir Francis Burdett.— To those who best knew hint he could appeal whe ther such counsels its had been followed on this ()c -annon could ever have been his ?—(llear! hear !) The truth was, that he bad never had any commu nications with Sir Francis Burdett. um had ever been in his house. either before or Wore the decision of the House respecting him. SIR FRANCIS SURDEIT. The SIMMIXII mid, he boa to acqusiest the House, that, its cosiciptence of their vote, he had, at 'mil-past eight sielock on morning, signs ed the proper warmed for taking Sir Francs* Bur. (lett, and conveying hint to the Tower. He then gave it to the Seijemit-tst-Artiss, with dilections not to delay its execution beyond 10 of the clock. The Seviratit would hereto state to them all the carcum. stances att..odant upon his execution of this womb,. Before, however, lie was culled to the Dar for that purpose. he had to inform the House, that on Fri day last, he had reee.ved a letter from Sir Francis bet-Jett, on the siehject-matter of les c"tensittal. This later tie had 110 power to depose of himself, but would lee directed by the House, whether he should read it to them, tor not.—(Crier of Read ! Read !) Mr. FILE7SAX(I.I wished to know, when the letter was received ? The Seneata, in answer, re-stated, that he had ✓eceived it late on Friday evening. He had made notes, from hour to hour. from the very comeneuce ment of this immune., and could he most perticular in his statements. The letter was left at his house, by two gentlemen, at lets o'clock. They said. they waited tor au smote,; t which lie replied, that there w is nn answer n (paired. The SPENILFI having taken the plrasure of the NNW upon the aubjcet, procee.l-,1 to read the letter, signed " F. flusectr," sad A Pie. redid'', 6th April, lulu." It wee nearly as fol lows : " Slit —.Nibs' I sat returned, is flee fors, by the Electors of Westmlneter, tlu imagined tit, had Liaise-to me as t►eir treatre iw the Htes.c of Cosiness. to sai..taim the laws mid 'Seines of t►e lasi. Having accepted that trust, I at , et will betray it I hare also, , dutiful subject, taken an oath of 111,4i atset to the king, to oh,' ki• lass , sari l ueter will toasyrut, 19 au) act elf pine, to vL., aw) set of wen, nlor, coat. a:, to i ••se s''... . --.. (- .... ~•• , - . r . 4 - • `i .: . l .i ' 44 ' .. 1 , • ! • 4. . • • ..;., • - ' • 4 v..... ' ' • i' 1 4' • ' • t . ,?. . .. • 1. _ ••• %. ''':. •• ' • . .1 i • . , 'NV L '• • ~4 - *: , s ;, . PRICE SIXPENCE-lIALFPENNY. ' . 1 .. . -- dose laws, shall, under any pretence whatsoever, manioc the post r of the King. i " Power and privilege are not the same things, amt ought • mot, at any time, to be confounded together.—Privilcgc is au ri . evraiptiou (win power, and was, by la*, srtured to the Witt! i brunch oldie Legislature, in order to protect theta, that 'Joy ll it noght safely protect the patolat—out to gist: them puwel to destroy the people. ...::t 't " You, wariaut, Sir, I believe you, know to be illegat--1 it • 'N„ know it to be so. Tu Sup,' ier ("Me I must Steaolit; I will not, and dare sot incur the danger of . count:tong VOLUN- TARILY to make one of :toy aSsorsa.uu, or .et of num. abet shall assume illegally the whole power of lite Realm, to:4 who have nu more right to take myself, or nay one of Soy Coumitneuts, by force, titan 1 or the: pasts to take any of those also are now guilty of this itanrpatma ; and 1 stolid coade.ceud to accept the niczoted nines that moult! • vacate my seat, b 4.133 11 More iltUrurs of gultiuir oat of guy I.! Precut Draioclatsua, lisialuther men may be ii"..•..wag of get- il Log pssilably tato it. ..:tic,,. des snout • LOOT iw enewea• to a Yoe of Ttu: t ak; i it is as sorrow to • cite Gr. vety difl . rient i.ind f Goa - la .: -...- what to call rig bat suet you have fw3p4 n this c0rre934464.3 trice with sue, I must beg you to mid this ny arrosur la. . those isdri• whose orglyrs you lia‘g• conigneocce. it. " I rrinaim, Sir, • " Your must uhr.lictit humble servant. t, .i. I RANCIS BURDETT." 't " Pic;tililly, April ti, Mo." The SP!...tht.a having tiiii.heil reading this letter., stated that the next question would be, whether it should be laid on the table ? • The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHFQUER n•lre a 1 motion to th a t ett.:ct, stiniag, at the same time. • that it would, in his opining, be desirable toot to enter upon the discutsul of the letter till atter mil : • i had received the report from the Serjeaut-at•Arms. t. Mr. W. \Vs.:INC .ugge-ted, thit„ sulpesoug the i 3 I letter to belt ghly contrite woos ....and. the timnsa., . it would be well to poor • the eonseteration ei iL till to-morrow, its order to go :cieutteisseu tient tic • v consider its contents more fully. The letter was laid on the table. ao.l the debate on it accorditigly adjourned tall to-Mor'-3 w. . ' i The SPE•ILLIt noticed that this might he [been' a . 1.-• . 'fewest t tam to receive the report of the Se:ritual,- at-Arm*. , , The Serjeant was then called in, and I•eft , V.' Ptr".". - netted to read the minute, he had made from enee ~ to lime in time progress of his duty, lie deliver:el his •.• report in .tiltptanee am follows: • .! •• On Friday morning, as seem as I received the r 1 warrant, I repaired to the home of Sir F ra . i cia 8 0 r..- dirt, in Piccadilly ; 1 knocked tit the tioOf, and . - " ' quired for Imo o and the enterer I received Wilk ir .l4 r4 ' 1 1 he was not at home. Irr tti rned to my mew hue.-. • nod wrote a letter to Sir Fraucts, triturating bun . I . 'i, 4 I that I had called on hint. to serve a warrant for has appsalsasseictia, mai esearsee,hisa ea.-the Zoosils.e.l. , • .' ' also told balm that it ste..s my with to cocallt his ' i 1 i t convenience. as to the time nod mnrider of eostvey- • • tog hum This letter 1 vent hr Mr. Clententson, • 1 t the Deputy-Serjeant. Soon after, I sae told that, Sir Francis had been seen going towards his hooey' I .' on horseback; I went bunk to Picenthlly. and sew/. tun- He told me that I might see hits to-morrom a - I 1 i at eleven o'clock. and that, in the mean nine, he. ' would *rite to the Speaker. I then left him weh e the impression mud expectation that he would go with me to the Tower at eleven o'clock the next • , city. I thougist the quietest way in which I • • this could be done was the het , ; :,nil was ti e MOTO ready to give this tim e. as the Speaker its.. •1 ' told use, whets he gave tut' the warrant, to wet ' Sir Francis with proper delicacy mid respect. or words to that effect. If I have erred in either 4.4044 ing too touch or too little. it was front proper trio. • lives of delicacy and respect, with whit h I selwa, s thought it nght to treat Meiotic's of Parham re. If I had wished to carry the warrant iiito Here at . that tiros, I could not' have dune it, en ..ccoint of the large mob assembled aroinel Si Francis's ' I door. n m nom his house I cause and reported t, the • ' i Speaker what had pasted, He adv ised me tr. en •:. i lee k and execute. my warrant, and at the tame .. time to call at the Secretary of State's take for any ' isatistaite•e I might think necessary. At the Seem. tary of State's office I was detained es; a very con- . ' siderable time. I then went to Sir Francis fur- • ' deli's—l told him I was sorry I urmn name an • . r•, ' earlier hour for has removal than that before agreed . • • on—l 'hewed Inns the was mut. which he read. lie i ' said he disputed its legality, and ti.at lie would , ' submit to nothing but actor! fors e•—that he would 2...,„..: resist as liar as wash, his power. Upon this I ei:h. 4 .. •,:. drew. as I could trot at that time effvet my purpose. - I went to the Sec. oh State's Other, to request the ne- • , ' cesearyateistance. and stew large tools in Sir Frnnciii's • ' hotter. and in other 'marts. It was Statue .i chuck, and , as Ito comnsuttication had been made to tie Lout Mayor, fur hating assistauce ready in support me going through the city, stud we would hate had is.. sid, either civil or military, I determitted to put il.e busman off till half-past six o'clock next tunrun.r. I went to the Secretary of State's Office to ..rratg what aid I thought necessary to entitle ine to eft- ! force the warrant, and I sent Mr. Cletnentsou to the r ' Lord Mayor. to make similar arrangements wills bin . for following us to the Tower. At half-post six, I ' • • ; ' ! went to Sir Franvis, accompanied by several Mrs. , senders. aged about twenty or thirty Police ° Meer*. ' ` • i I knocked, and was informed by the fervent. wilts °petted the door, that his toaster wits ten nt hutne ; .car did he kiwia• when he would return. 11113104.- iug that he might be at Wouteedune I west there, I / I with two Messenger., and eight Police Officers - leaving • Messenger in the hall of the house, bas . • Piccadilly, with the warren". to deliver to Sir Fran. . P Oa. in case be canoe hack in eer absence. At , Wimbledou, I was told Sir Francis Ives not there. I • reterned to totem and went to my owe hou-t, whet e . I staid some tins....-ciwing out to consult the Speaker, I was told that Say Fruotte keel bee , .44 rt - in the streets.—l went to his hasen, god kn....ked at the door, tibia was opened a tittle way—there vv.a a a great daunt audit., and the percent *ay log " Vu:t ."' _ 1 - --..-