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d . • ql !Met, of I. who., eted her lily, owl Jeceeied in Ike of the fmnily). thought le lige of to Sir ippinesr oder all ineed a y could to the pertnsa r , were turn to 00000 try, danger I Lo, 4. , ow, rt. In Ire. family )untry. with e bolsi to !slew, 'r the mete of it wall atsptre from' from U,'. Ikl. . Into Ifays .r fiat emi- wummitit 4755 LAST NIGHT BUT ONE. ORATORIOS. . TII F. VIII T. ROYAL . COVIINT.G AR DftlY. THIS EVEN IN(;, FRIDAY, March 6, ISIS,' v.iii be performed, A GRAND SELECTION: 1,1 which Mire Stephen will sing " Farewell, ye Nand ,primp;" "Ye'verdsiat plains," 0 Merl ye, pretty ;" wed by particular iesiiv. " WI the bright Sersehise (secelefseien on the Trumpet by Mr, Schafilt).—lldies Frith.. “ Piqua orgies,' end" Sr,t see the bled imlstlgeet gales."—Mies George "The Hymn of Eie.".-Mrx. NaginesiOter .eillieed eppr ogiage), " iMbere'er pm watk."—Maator Dinalibama,• a 0 listen to the voice of hithe."-Nerai Mier Ceevi; " Mety„ L i ly, Lon!;" • Dray ara by Ziegerelli,aml ate favoatrite D ev ito of "Ab Perdoses," with Mr• .9r04/11 rrtillf, PAU/ . " Lore sounds the alarm ;" " Deepernel drape, istill ;" " Weft lief A 110 111 jr cud " Come item dalergeblc. "thorn (ivy &nee), .. ?..reweii in the plyteph.".-111f: Ifeellry *Par. fee at era" X itsv —Mr. Tioury, " "Need .of die Agetee":4lll. O w , not e of 64 0 die Menem ir' l'l'brt• Idled " " He gave *Off. .lierlistosee ;" " Gloria ii, e • ; mi t "'Gird us 04 sereTS" wit be isitroalseed. • if Pall. - - A COZY tie 11-I,llLeff 10.111 w. .. 1 - - Ai thiesam IPare.lll,.y - • ~ , .• '1 Au ORGAN VOLUNTARY* Mr. iseab, ' Eta of Pest IL . , .? . ~ A VIANCENTO on Ike VIOLIN by Illegim•Willis. Leader - of Ile itia, Mr. Were; Orrrea, Mr. Jacob, oO,', p i n j oi t of win Clieprl."flirreareiader of the Bead tied:, VW Clierasel (which will be smeremeg sell cempletr), by the most append Perfumers. Tbesabula under the direction of Mr. C. J. tiliiiley. r irti rtMito VAL DICUltk-LA NE. . trio-MORROW, SATURDAY, March 7, their Magnin' Seriatim will perform the Tragedy et. 1 ' • • ' OTHELLO. - Othello; Mi. Nees • Cann, Mr. Welling; ileirmige, Me. Penky • logo. Mr. 'Mayarogi. Designees, Mrs. Rabin . sun , .16:eilig, Mrs. Gloria , . After which, tbs Coeseduef THREE. WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE. Sir Charles Racket, Mr. Rae; Design, Mr. Vaudois. Ludy Racket (woad time), Miss Deingre; Mrs. Drawl, lalr.i. Sparks. . Oe Monday. King Richard the ThAllalllid Ilia kill• liveries Daughter : Mary (lint time), Nina ilsailileige. _. • Various Novelties are is active premiering; sesepts_erlidi* is a Play, founded Oa t he very popular Rawalsoi a Nab ar k The pehlic are respectfully informal, lima ,!s ees beta' heel. 'constructed behind the scenes, which it is hoped wile ohriate the lacuna-mince felt from cold air, ma the Ansi of the curtails A new and splendid lustre, to be lighted with GIP, 1.1111 rrepaftlitin, Sad every esertiwaseill be made to dein it fee tin on Easter Monday TIIRATHE-ROYAL. COVENT-OARIABN. 51110-MORROW, SATURDAY, March 7. JL will be acted (fifth tint), a new.Conie Opera, called ZUMA ; OR, THE THEE OF HEALTH. Carlo di Chitin:nark (Viceroy of I.inta), Mr. Abbott; Doctor Bariaeu, Mr. Fawcett; Picipaillo (a young Spaniard). Mr. I.istou t Samara (a - Valet in the Pahme), Mr. Deeming; taw (a Black Sermat), Mr. Blanchard; Ximso (ao lo am(. Father of Minas), Mr. Chapman ; Ninon (Hutiband a 'Loma). Mr Brahma; AIWA (Mirvates aseusy). Mr. 3. 'lsaacs ; Zamora son or Mires. and Zunis), Mho Bedew. Orions (tier Vica.clissuii), ma. poor; Beatrice (hi r De. mina), Alm Davenport; Clara, Mrs. Sterling; talents, Miss Matthews; Zaps, Miro Stepheas; Chiochilla (ho. loved by Pserpoilln). Mr. Garrick. To which wilt be added (4241 time), a new Pllllllolight, Gelled HARLEQUIN GU LOVER ; OR, THE FLYING ISLAND. The whole arranged and produced under the direction of Mr. Farley: Gulliver (afterwards Harlegnin), Mr. Rulogna • i the King of Lariats . (afterwanis Faittaloun). Mr. •Mormany Unadrantispirrip, Lord Chancellor of Lamas (eflorweede Clown), Mr. Grimaldi. The Prioress Rbunilluithlia (after ward, Columbine). Miss F: Demerit. In the cosine of the Pautonairoe, some Steam wiU be re presented from a celebrated Tragedy : principal Performer, Miss Clara Fisher On Mooday. l'azio, and Harlequin Gulliver. On Tuesday, the New Opera of Edam, or The Tree of Health. On Thurwlay will he produced, for the Arid Sate, a sew Musical Drama, called Roll Roy Macgregor, or; Auld Meg sync (rouuiled on the popular Novel of Rob Ray). A ItOMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR (tit• Original Invention of Mr. Henry, and brought by hi. successive improvements to the highest perfection) con tinues to be prepured and Sold by Messrs. HENRY, Merle. (touring Chemists, Manchester. This agreeable perfumed Liquor is a composed of highly concentrated Vinegar with the must pleasant Aromatics and efficacious Antiseptics. Its pungent odour adapts it fur sffoldiug relief iu Head•aches, Fainting., &se.; sad tenders it peculiarly refreshing in crowded or heated wires, is the close alrrttnenta of the sick. It conutcracsa, also, the spread of ulcerated Sure Throats, Typhus and &srlet Fevers, mid other irfectious diseases. The Aromatic Villein( spay be exported, without any injury, to hot climates, where it is found particularly grate ful and salutary. As, however, snarly spurious and inferior preparations are told tinder the miss cud sistilas sasses, the pohbe ore requested to observe, OW tbt oely west of its beton' geseitte, that the wet er of Messrs. liiENRY, Mau hester, are engraved on &a clamp. Sow srbelesoleuti,rsisil by Bayley slid Mews Cackepar. street taw Vy Meats inift_idaa saliereined by the Pro praetorV pries 1.. inch t isthi•eir may be bad, sponge see Of Gold, Solver, Carnelian. Crplal, Its. • Ala., HEMET'S CALCINED MAGNESIA, I. balace, sit Oil.; and Islas. midi glass stoppers, at 4s. ed. each; their plaice being ea tbe okapi. TIIE GrNlll4*E DR. J*BlElill POWDER AND ANALEPTIC PILLS, A" preputeil Its usual by F. NEWBURY and Sour, mid sold by them at No. 4h, St. Paul's, Louduis ; moil 1.9, Dust. and by their Agent, Mr 140.4).!'"il • lift t Str. Newbury by bill Aildavit, and by regular Deeds and Ass.gowients, ICI. proved incontestably his Property is these Medicines, and his Prisresolou of the original Recipes far compounding U.rm, ler Dr. James's hood ;of which be 'Air, Or stile I.lep.isitary. The Efalkoce too of Dr. James hiraorlf, in nos Atlidsvit, published in 1777, has 'berm, that he admitted Mr. Nrobr•sy 1.. be preornt with him at the procem id maths, his Fever Powder—tire only person now living alra ran vinous that advisutage. The idratity of the Powder inepsred by Mr. Newbrry, and that by Dr. James, is also tar.. timed by the cbensirsi smstlysionf Mr. Professor Rrande, nod Mr Arruin ; and confirmed by the Marked 'martian gists' t. Mr. Newitery'• Preparation by the most respecta ble public bodies milord' members are ensiaently qualiird to Judge of its authenticity, nod whose calcusaVa he cofittinses to supply. Ur ilwse facts, which mutat he prrverterl by sophistry, the public will be roaring-rel. Its it the ssaridioa of Mr. U James, " that the Cotheutiliome sold by hfr. !Vale t/Pry erre spar/nat." is a palpable and gross arcrPliOn enu i.ying as imputation of (tarot and perjury eveas "%slugs his G.:awfully r, Dr. James himself. St. Pao ro, 27 Nur. 1817. FRANCIS NEIVDERY. . _:.. t :• • • • Hay. sod litre*. to hit ,Heicity's cap* is Dienebo, sod Mk* COo. u_. 1 - M old Agilely», is Aaillsallei4digit Nor Wousitiely ' WO.; ileeittllesteklkitale Silk , • Csat'9 l ll;• DOW.' , ....meellsaseice, 1414 Dena, caillesimpos.Tyor, aadOats, Eras, in that misty of Northrop- Oasts (taideelattbrble o baited, WOO. ' , Towns of Tatman, sad Ns Lest, vicinity, Leaceidw, , Aiad is she serest Comities bliddireem Iv Noe BAWL Norfolk, , so That the Diking* are to isitairset has mad fur the ilith day of April swat ; tbs. Proposeh is Wilting, smirk up sad marked Teado p for Amy Rappaa," will be received at this Oahe or or before Wedactidey. the !Sat day of Wank (but woe will be rewired after Twelve u'Clork es that day) ; air if NM by Past, the Postage must be paid. 'Propeasla meat be 111111* separately for each County, hiked, sr Pier" *stela for the Cosistlie comprising North sad Swab Waimea of which ROW be hichwiset is one Ter. dir as also awl tie several Coo Mies is North Britain; and emit Perposel Nara have the Loner which is swarmed to the Temimpesperly AIW up, by Two Perms. of knows. Pro perty maser; to 'become bused with the Party Watering in the Asseent stated in the primed Particulars for are due Per. govemoce alb* Cootraet ; sod so Proposal will be autioril witless made oat a prated Trailer, sad the Prices expressed is Words at knob ; emit should it en happier that during the Contiguities.* of the Comma tau Troops Aosta be sup plied under the Cootrect, She Expeuse of the Stamps for the Coistract s.A Bond. paid is the Ant isetasce by the Cue- Irseter,sliall be regarded to bias. Particulars of the Cataracts may be bail open application at these Chambers, brewers the Hours of Eleven end Five, sail at the Office of Deputy Ceasaiwary General Young, Eiliebergh. P. B.—‘Ssiopkt of the %sad sad Meal may be seen at these Chambers. bawls, elm Maws of Twelve and Two. • 'AfP• 11 . • ...b.DoN, FAmAy, MARCH .. - . 4 0ni„......... ........t.ah.......a.i..mr....iwic.d.a.0ai...Ni. . • , *law ...- _ . -- ' • ' t BRITISH GA LLBRT,.I4 LIAM A GL. * •• A RUT CONTRACTS. - ...4, . ... ALL IS GERY. for the _E RlBrri Ott , rnit s; • CoostilsOluirr DIWASOINSInft IrsiNfekT - titosoloosj-Fom. Ily .111.11.7 r i abd flAtte de ohs Ovum - 'iv OM E ie *Mee /MMUS AI Palms is 001 IN VIM? DAT Rues Tina 10. the HA -144 . N _. _ , **pa in the. EVOI*III. •' - - iittillehftling to WM* MIP Mb i 1..,;40 10 . 1 4 1 r - • • Ho Vat of Ms Army, ids.— , Aikithama; is.;...ikielolocals. - •.: , , . ' • '' ' • • • JOUN- NO. Tergne. c .. • , M Tie hie llsjostes Lead Romeo azt o '', :•' .‘ " LAST NIGHT Wt' Two Of 404 RIDOIMOrt IS amit•••**lsb Unitises*, • . :,, NEW THRATRE4hOTAI w SNOLISH DPW* mid Barred% is the us. , • •. - , worse, STRAND... _ „.' , 6 . dwagelfmted Comities aid Itellita, • 1 fralS , trail [Mk' FRIDAY. March -Vs ~,_..._ _.• 1 • 1 ".."'•: ' ,- *OA. . - ~,-, .. • 1 WV. WALES* Vrimidlo $s melt% 'his sobjeet l oWil"Ni • l!fai° • "PI furihts heldisie,wif MOM *fliltil•ibeeloll' alitt. t' *!RI . , , .... ..... , .. Hipat‘tehich *hire Gl' Ille)illgit liiiiys'aed nights. L' ' • 11 •Mischttli),"••• • ,•.'' , 1 okilek. ''. Ocl.elltitg-410-Dre Ufctlif.Celestitil erise--dis )610:' 'Avid% • . • ,2, i' „. . 4siliwOrk4 t . . .. , for tali Tem, twittitir tissaus-dr aseortairias the thalami* a r lkin‘ • , • . ... Voreesim, . • .., of skis nape.. grill Piiiiiilkia• IVO* and ruse. wits - itit - CirrowlNl Oselrer Sitty), , Alkilief' , . "sir l ea d. ltoit. „ ad religious ,sisal boo DM% .- ~ ... •. . V e al, • . stoi c is olst of Nature tomtit* Dilute •-".:' • . .. , •ty pod its yiehiley, tu ~ to Aiwoi. . .., ! - • ,-.. ~. . , Dorlissa (Weirder Uoly.lst• CI fu nd dim; Tame op al at as..lllo•.•tibvisi efi Aat Th. :; 41 , ..' 0164 9, 11;. ; ~...` •I. . Ci_ty *. NA an% l'he New Lecture oa Weirs/es will be regenled al Owe em i li t 'MY or aimiliordr 463 ‘h .... T.,,d... Ai A s g a u ss , . 1 , , • , "...„ , , Cilos'irs Gotiolioi ills Cob ,ShousallioSoo, Sell ditto, N „...r...,,,"F - • ' .1 • ' .421INTLID$RWiteditilAIGNOTATED. * *Ent, _ ' Tybe, cod MO% Mosßs. LA - TTIL Nott.co. , •iiitheilfk .weeruedi • 1 Toms ofArowshory, _ , sail do. .. . . . eimitors,•al thole Foamy, li e fihisak‘pareet, Leites, Hertford, tarallilint sod 34,11F0' 10,4111 Wiftle. efts; iforeettifir . Holds Derby, sad ditto, ' a WNW to Okidotiodi i, dasiteliblool grsliieation is erg, i de st 3116 0 •, . Togo et Wokaistaptoo, his a w . army sad listr, olgoAprosilse lldl adsl)akk saknom ield. • ; slid MU% fur irolftlisl esdie ttkaolf l ; lll belle woes Iltsollio , AWorol Kest, . •, " '' fliiiii mot Soollb Wales, • of Orioty ' sHksit, kik Omai Coati As, I J." 4 !'"ert • Aid is the imersiol Comities Sui4Sa: - . ...' • ....,. Linetelo, , : . .": ils Nokh Brim* 141 RID tribta. hairs, ,if requirod t —B... . midelinexe • • ''''.''.,, - "As also Braid to the House. Pe nh , It • • 4 i.. lll " r ift s . . . 11 ".. . • - Mommoutli o , , . '„:, . , hold Troops to Lotidoo • Norfolk, „- . bad it* vicinity. I KIK "Mk Imre ispediepody reinvabed, fir PobilWVOlrsi. „... , , OATS, • .._:._; __ . ~ _0 ' ~.,t; . - "7 - - , * To his Majeeles C.avally is h oots, • •.' ' TO Agate eV AVION, . . Csaissib sod Quite- Illottateuthi . • • • .:'ln i ft. iivAN __• ._ ; ong. iv ale softrinstia. °aura, At im.amt ski% Palioltiatoin 1119WIDAY XL 1;T,... . facia Olsenue sad .W. liwkeed, .. osubßomml •Twoitildwilig. &CM_ • • . sof : - • • Stafford, ARARE twil - VALOA R4E , coLLEcriolt . , araffed, . 2 ' ' weeinterriand, ' ''. 4 if 9 °Nr 4 4 hodwastir.V. — *MP 42 1 10 00 1 04 31 . 3 4 .'4 ',..:= 1 4 miasma. impassion of She etia..; Lad Voleosies Traveli,l vole: • Rath and Is vie:laity. - largest paper, with Pie* eled . Willing ; Want Asa, Mow. City of Illy. sod its vicinity, 3 veltiorlle Mien VOW" Cisefir;l vas. aisiia4. Drit- Dnlills City of Carlisle, sad ditto, toe's Aritiquities, rillts, hugs gaper; Gasersigwe'rfoosene Dos‘Nlis Toth of Morewslotary, sod do. Ant edits totals* nee; Weiss% Wit's ifihnitssice. atZ 4 .. . . Toro sp i aerater, sad ditto, very rare; rare Postmit of well ; itteevedes Sisk.' " . • . • '. •. , Totik: o,r . W•iverbuiP." o spear', .)li eels: lint edition, large paper; (EwSeililir Tol. Itrilisids - • sat ditto, taint le Talc We papas;, .Gestleloam's ilamtaiso 120 Host., '• ' , North and Smith Wales. vols.; Universal Hishroy,jo4 vols.; mid Clifiolllloiill Bullish '• FORAGE, cis:-i• I Trams. n.... 55.... ....i 0..... .- I w....i......i... THE FOUR PIPES OF PORT. VII E 140 LD ENS of the Two QUARTERS. II Two EIGHTHS, and Four SIXTEENTHS, lof No. 6,963, being the Fleet Draws Blank last Wednesday, the 4th March, sad shared by 1111111, are respectfully re quested towbar immediately, from say Wiae-nterchant or Dealer is Witte in the Ultima Kingdom that they may or. &actively prefer, the Enna Poet Wine that am be obtaised, in the following proportions:— Foe sob of the Quarter ..o** Pipe of Wine, Per sack e Kipkths . .... Half • Pipe of Wise, For seek ef Use Sieleealle. .4 Queerly Pipe of Wine, and T. NISH will pay for the mores ileamsad, with every expense attending the eareisge M deagagenre it the Wise to the Moises of the respective,Pachisses. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT., • Sousa or LOIDL Tultdattat, Sr. Soros Boors% sod. Wow hoot whit Rowe of Coo. moue. N Ike hoe of die Nouse of Lore, sad pray. cid*eiw shot they s le Waged to sotsmosiestit s p, m , a ow elk s a s pect of their tordalcipar Committee on the Page LIAM odes the widow his.. liett them. ' Thu felrelli hetes cauctit ta• The Loop Cxessmalo lahoutad Asia. that ha had bout sootstauded by the N. to mato that who Depart should le Pooled to than tolOrliotolY. which was seeordiigly don. Mr. F. Douglas, sod albs" tom ihe H.... of Costumes, a ss , amon g a s d a p bar, sod prayed Noir Lordships foss • flog, of the Report of the Detest Cocu s oci s s. The Leas Gleaosotuuta isformed the that tics Howse isosid awed s. mower by s sesissaw of its own. I CIRCO LAT, Vgi. MEOW The Earl of Latiwtawittal inoitivi that there he laid before the ilowie as siecount. of the prices of standard 'Old and silver remorctively, in bare. Por tugal eons. and Spanish duller,. from the 14 of Anusiy. Um. to the itreeent day. together.with the rate of radian. on Hatubergh. Lisbon. and Paris. His Object in mtbinitting this motion was. Thee thelteemeste way . itefore their Lordohips might be brought drown to the latest possible date. Fie a l so de s i re d that in the account might be distist,- ' gliabett.the priceriitireandsr4-.silver and of Spa uislt The* bordships !were aware that ih . • • ,• LAST WEDNESDAY 4,000 Teams _writs Mime,' • YET ALL 3 ARE NH! *Nix, • With 46 Giber 0,0601. 'UM: 600 L Ste. TBISH. the Cosisheter:iincerely Omits the • 1 1, 1:11ic ter their witerosithieti "Omar Alli± eeattered shim Lowy. lie Firehltiwit MU% WA. AMA. wattled ti. 4 Pipe. ef Perk reataliprattry Rho, he It Qom tern, I Sialitba, atoll 4 alithootha, whoentriwirttli, Amireak tka &Mere tamovitsielfi . Si ere* heal hay Wilmette/cheat they Owens, rigovire rhopeetleaa et the 4 Pipe of POti, or the chrism quality the Eitodera, Oda Rees will pay far as ilisuread; Abu 1.. amp tie PiTre t.... name, Oe, that he W lid faMilma V* hes thaw 10 as C4OO. sal Priasadraws it Wassuommv. • ' TN& FOLLOMIG 15.1111,11 . sow: qf i 4 !VAN : * Primitive( 410.000, ft OTflEs darre4iii Of tOoo. gt.,060, *so, ibe. Ana M Mei•isa t• *gilts% , ; RIGHT PIPES OF PORT. Sla.ll.,Fritriek's Du', nestle?. 174 Nadu T/.1 40600 Tick.is mist be Drawn, All tbe.easpitals may be Drawu. As um *maw; has bon wart great threagliaat the Coun try. Bus sitosses his Meads to he sot is this, applies. 401 /kr Tleltsis sod diem "reitaia at his Othess. No. 4, 1411. and Chariess.erese, Umiak - 1s the lest Lottery. seatainiag , There Priam of NIAA•I., MINA said them AII; and begin fossil MI the Thies friars ufl Lis the prawn Lenny. „ • . TO TRIINORKING POOH. HE firearm .4 must critical time for Infants T erimr4rerreslphialt cialeaegoeace of die Feria's." WI the atelialeopoilelelosaugbe for elioatil the ivitatioa of the Teeth swiss op whip dory ace 4411artax frees those Dive. dera,very fry Clilldote VINIIIMe. Mothers oisclit awe. fore weer to h. w 'Out *AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP where tberitart yoga; Oillres e ae by ooly robliag Asir Gems with the beat given leasseiliata ease, thereby preventleig both Vevriaimelectavelaioaa. SIR& JOHNIIO I 4 menet , at bit her ase' frost Nine to Ti. ' respectable Hoseekeeper. of Ma. ad t obese be mix ter little boars of mot be WM. 111 the %Vitenles ZUPTUR2II RAIISCALLY CURED. OOSEPH EGG her to cull the attention of the Pwhlie to she elheteal ititifillog_ Priliertkir of his PATENT ELF-ItISISTING sad ADJUSTING TRUSS, with which he **re billeertf not *sly ilelleollY to relieve, bet Se tent the meet cestermed soot violent repo Ism. The preserve er resistiones slvru by the mAleallas of this Trues to the rent ellineed, am be pods* regu. Sated to ihe onset pruperties regooleed fur the abifionte sere, yet at the sense tense without the least teetessey S. mow ter-pressure, sod ieemesiy Mt es lebehie sof Woe rolled the hotly, wash entirely neemProl ai lr a :bee steep sr bandage, Mt can soy it obeve pre. peril sited au, er affect its salfmetiony end najwiting On. aide Da she rupture. The many erstreowlinary CUM that have been emote by the simple applienties t•f She Tress, when all other means have entirely failel,tat mimed by a reference to some a the saint reepeetable Ru dieal Genii/seen bath in Landes mool the ewe ;as she no nurrone individoala who have been cured. The nenier.inentioned National 'laidflooliee= patronise awl use this Trees. To these J. Ike alas with confidence refers in proof of its Meng and exaelleocs. via. R Reed, Esq. Serves at the Royal Nuepibtio glelis pegi t Jos. Gemming, Esq. &twittery at Si. George's Greenwich and 55. Memo's's hospitals; the lboyel , blilltery Myles' ; the St: James's,' St. Alarir.le.beee, Lambeth, Chestrr, Denbigh, and Bello lean rotaries; also the City of Lunikm Truss! No. I, PiCakiiilly, scar the Haynoarket. 1 AIR& . JONNSO vaiiprep the Inroad Poor, as Una tier how every Tyr and Saturday morals* None 1 to 'rem o'clock, by briegiog a Letter Guns • respect Hooarkeeptr, testifying Out they are real Objects of rity : itio4 she PortiNtblirly duties, thew Mothers w Children way hasse Way if tie above Dieordera, net la with tisane who act tgee, as she comsat separate her I Patient', their numbers being as peat, deriag the hots attendance. Mrs. J. hopes so great • Charity will ma abused, as it is earls* None her own private parse. The Nyrup to he hod Orbs Proprietors. Johaso• aaA llama, No. 94. Nmeno•-•this. OsUPLEisfeft, sad if al 4.llBiiipaillfediebse Pawleys tabs! and awootry, at Is are, Vivell.-113e sore to oak fir isii;ses sad WIII Asiiiikeu Swabia. riftvig. •, ee sane._ sheer• there' were 440' grains, but in Spouieb dalam •he tied been given to understand thiekireVe 110 grates biore of elluy than in standard `silrer s Making a diterenee he. prier of 2 pet sent% while ib fart On shdeld *Nit a due luG• Pectien. He, Wleted, therefore, last lu the account there should 'be sisee . ided the needier of, grains of alloy llist,.enteted two the compeaitien of the - ellisidatd *Reef as eapoard to sato, and of the Spe• hist dollars. ' Lotdebip wm ales desitimis that the !foam shoed be poiseistd of asiiireargite lefessionou e. Pessible. resopeciipt the state . . of the twining of the country since the amemeseemeut of ski Bank trettietilm .lictiwniste aired diem be laid utt the table, an Ateottet. et the number of Beek Notes in eireelatissi Witty half year, from the 14 tst I *,4 llllr it 1197. tie the tat .fitiiiiery. ISM Tbileettantslare sevepaity ordentd. • GA fn. On the 'potion of the Marquis of Leastrows.. the 000 i Chopleinsilitkwas ordered or be repd e a . areeis4 time day three reesillti.. His LortMtif' expressed a . hope that a Bill meek effilieet in WO nature might be brotqllit in next Smaiatt. • • Tat /14111QUIS OF RAIITMCIII. The Loan Catascas.t.oa informed their Lt;rd ships 'thmehe had received a letter frost the Mar quis of Hewitsgs, its answer to one Wherein he had ementweisated. to the Noble Marquis the Thanks of the Home. for his able adatinistretion(silts war of Nereid. The Letter was then read : it was in substahce as follows: . a Csiropore Sept.* 1111?..z " " My Loan.—At slits piste I low - jest rseeisid la" Luesiship's utter, coosisuilesslise Os of *hi Noels or Lords Air gay arrsageisests Airing the law oak is Ne pal. • Generosity, say Lord, is the suss esemplasy. Wan fist “starsi ever-sstes the service; but so w r as an earnest seal•tur enweeried activity cee retitle their pesserer to their Lartiobips' favour, I ma; retort to assert my metes roes to It. My exertions bre bees earnestly, aad I Inset wog easuceessfully directed towards the coldramition of the British Empire in India • and perswingthie object I ar rive that have beat ;mooted the interests of humanity. rear, my Lord, ateciette ibis letter, wirer expreeeirt to your Lordship my @rare aetteowiejausioss for the veil liatterieg reamer is whirls yeti were pleased to express per seuliesesta towards re on this occasion. " I here the honour to be, &e. 14 HASTINGS." ' BILL OF INDEMNITY. • The Order of the Day being read for the third reading of the 13111 of Indemnity— . • Lord AUCKLAND rose and said. that *etch& standing the great alterations and low/teeniest', which had been made in this Bill, he could not silent to its third reading. After the various topics that had been urged in former discussions he should coullue his ob s ervations within so abed a space as possible. premising that he did no mesh to give an absolute negative to the meteor', but only to propose that it may be recommitted, for the purpose of having it divided into to distinct branches. The only cues he could imagine *here an indemnity should be granted, were. where a Magistrate had. through ignorance, without a bed intention, transgressed the laws, and where he had willingly disregarded its provisions for the mtbriutneot of the general good.--( Neer, bear.) — In both cases it would be wise in Parliament to ex tend over them the shield 6f its protection. To such persons he should have no objection to grant an indemnity ;* but he lamented that an small s por tion of information WA been laid before the House on this subject, so that every thing proposed to be done was founded ou the supposition of something unknown that mist have happened. The Noble Lord.on the Woolsack had on a previous night sup posed a cue where a Magistrate having. in the exercise of his duty, and for the preservation of the general tranquillity of the country. dispersed an assembly of 10.000 persons, in which case he must be exposed subsequently to 10,000 actions ; but a Magistrate so acting did not require this Bill of Indemnity. He hid bees already protected by an Act of George 11. Tite r Noble Lord remarked that the preamble of this 'proposed BB of Indem nity did not recite the suspension* Habeas Corpus Act. of which it was ;aid to be earsillery. The Report on which it was founded ' niedpo circumstance to justify it ; it contained but , a newspaper extract of the trials at Derby. and a panegyric on the conduct of Ministers. The Mi nisters Isso were not said to have acted illegally. and therefore were in no want of an' ndemnity Bill. What then was the real object of it ? Wai it to protect informers ? To protect them not from vio lence, but from infamy.--:(Hear, hew, hear.t— So that if an unfortunate individual, endangered in life and property by the wicked conduct of .111‘,„ 11, Rea mutinous till cletieltie lune by se rp- • to public jastice, he will lind that Parliseteti t . nos in its equity degavred him from pursuing it, - mid has thereby in fact compelled. the innocent coati to bear the brood that of right belonged to the guilty. The Bill hid many objections; .:.byt he believed it passible to obviate some of tbenis if the Bill were recommitted ; and particularly the preamble might. he hoped, bvultogetter. changed' in character.' He, therefore. should conclude by moving. that the Bill be reconiutitted. ' The question was 'put, sail none 'of ilre'iorati on the Treeing' Bench rsiocing o deeirp. to speak. .Lord Kum rose andebeervert..thiit the StilyOW . ject he could .discern in' th e eleomore was .the pro ! tection of inforeiers; and that for this purpose epic, Bill:was most extensive. Minh as he feared could present tiveri injurious suedel to all future mea sures of this nature. As a consequence of t h e Suspension Act, 110 thought himself justified iii remarking, that the Act of Sitspension had been altogether founded on er ;role evidence. It *hew ed great 'sant of judgment in &boasters to proceed to such an extremity on the information °Espies and secret informers; but having once received it, he could. see no circumstance to justify its sub sequent concealment. It might,' indeed. become the inquisition, the Holy 011ie?. to encourage ' secret itiforniatioti, and it might be their lute- . . ... rest not to • give such iuformittion pub licity ; b u t Such proceedinge s were; in, his mind, foreign to the genius of this cauutry i and stimuli' never be tolerated in its Minister,. The suppuri 01 such it eat necessarily exposed the (lola-rut:leo to the feat of receiving false aCcusatiosi ; it fostered Mob wretches .sir Fitzgerald, and weakens the tel that unite imailisty. . The public lia.l been lately • distialited by. the mrpostire of a systen, prictised by assAiiperimes who iirstigeted others to criiite N that they aiwild gain a w•eichest putt 'ode by Reding the, blood of th e ir viciiins. Was . their crane less ressij' • ialtiug , thast taxi of those who iristigisted to acts of Jammu Mid iehr(hoo?—bul, duribtls.ss, as the one Piety 'have been pardoned, the ethers may ex pect ins indemnity —(Near, hear, hear.)-1-le . .contended taut the jots haunt. ell„OrIS at-fu siotilitig . mom than *ma, hatetution of the system of Lad. diem, which nOt loagenuce had mended the_ coustiry s am, at the Cuttimeocement of that tystcin the :cu.. „-pension of the Habeas Corpus was past us smell ,rtptivtd as it was duri n g the !wit Ss ssissii. Ile idusoldseety fit the re-suitiontmesit of the Bill, fur the !surprise oeditiding . itit provi,ions. Ile had no , . ... abjection tergive indemnity to Magistrates who may have eiceerfettheie powers, hut he sl Id certainly refuse it to the itifuriners.-1 lime, hear.) Earl BATiluttlf said, the Nobl e Lord,i, in mov. . nigthat the • Bill should be recomitinted, had * stated. 'that they had no objection' to granting an indemnity tit the Magistrates, to the Ministers, and . those who acted under them, bid that they %mild not grant indemnity to, their who had furnished iii formation to Gbvernmeut. They thus desired to reducenoVernineut to the dilemma, either of I „ivitig op the names of those persons, or of depraving itself of the means of fisture itiformation. lie stated, that airily Bills off ntlemnity had easiest without any pre vioballiquiry. in .. cissisequettee of the notoriety of the conduct of Ministers in executierg the power intrust. ed to then,. lit 1804 indeed, there had heeti.an inquiry. but that arose from the peculiarity of . the Mreuutiteuee..-..fo r the Bill of liffitVility 0111 that °reassess followed. not one euspeeSiett or the Act of Habeas 10. _peptise. but repeated suspensions, and morel persons had then been arrested . .iii:. out information on oath, which s.ureig the lat e For pension had never once take.. piece. ithisling he that Hilt, the Secretary of State had fortunately Wm enabled to maintain the tranquillity of the emaiitty. Comments had been unTaringly lavished on the dissociate of the inform: its, and it sea's fur the, desired that they should be inv - estigated._- (liter. hear, frail the tOppositiun.)— lint did the Noble Lords perceive the drift of their argument. and Mutt if the characters of the inform/tuts were subdititt.,.. 4 to their erimination, their 1141111 S c o uld not be withheld, and that the very thing would be at Gate done, on the propriety of which the House was then debating ? Another argument splint the Bill was, that no treason hall.Verie comitsitte,l; lint that was not the questiou. Their erg ttttt ruts, is:- deed, had throughout been moat contradictory ft .. *peeling the whole measure. If disturbances .ast taken phice subsequent to the Sinuiensiiiii Act, tlie . • liked where was the necessity of the Bill ? It coedit not prevent insurrection; and if the country was tranquil, they said thit the pre-retailing leas were sufgeiegt. it nit' a trial for looses., the prisoners were convicted, "'See," they excleimed, " your neir law did notubtain this conviction!" anal if 111. y *ere sequined, they then declared there laud been 'lOO • treason mituntitted. But this latter assertion jest is correct as if a man, being accused of 'murder, *ere acquitted, it should be asserted that PO stibnite had been committed. it Noble Lu n t "had said, that in this country sin 'writen had eAti , e " to fetir who had faithfully discharged his duty; but was there ne apprehension to be felt in wide, goiii4 the examination of the Noble Lords opposite? Was it nothing'for'in individual of retired habits to be delivered iris to the comment's of a party oho would ,Itiold him forth to the nutlet' as an object of hatred 'Mad contempt ? The 'Noble Earl asserted, that Ministers had in their conduct evinced • per fret Oaro of their high responsibility; but they lilt Ottediselves responsible to l'arlieme.n alone, where they might look for protection, and expect ceitsupre in proportion to the character of their actions. li e should oppose the amendment. Earl Gamtectioa observed, that the Noble Vie. count opposite (Lord Sidinotith), 'teal on a runner night exerted himself with great pains to defend the employment of spies, said to induce tte House to look with respect upon el iaracts ra whom every good mind ought to bold in iih. horrente; but the Noble Earl who Lail just spoken had gone even further, and had, in his d,- fence of juror:Dere, effected the character of our tritri Iliwk ll'hen an informer was brought before - :et Court of Law" to give evidence, his testitinnOp f Illtas 'vett op to be sifted and canvassed, and t *e 1 1 to every species of suspicion ; if he cams ,Forward with a view_ to.gain, his evidence, as a SilS. rpectill person, WAS ever received cam groat molls. l'he informer, hoverer, was protected, bust kill t e a.. ; iimeny , wits nut kept back.—(Hear s heir.)—(.sal illrbid it should; fur, in such a case, what. wound lbeeome of justice of the country? The Noble * ail had said, that no arrests had taken place %eider the late suspension, except by information on oath, and had booted that such • practice had not beau usual *Wee former tassiwientam; hut he had remember's.' one of the Munster". s i n IbOt, Rieke a _Similar !past; bet seen if such were the case, what ' authority li.nl the House for it but ct-perle >n tenant, I For ties present; he should support the amendment, al _ though he dill not think that he could ba ever in duced to support the measure in any shape. Fie ;should euttle his solemn protest against it. because he felt that the whole connected amateurs was. les tended for a deep wound en the freedom eh h* Cutistitusiou.. tie regarded its consequences with , feelings of unfeigned alarm, tircause it was eelett lated to form a dangerous' precedent on future, or ki,:ve ba tl i e l e preeocie, advaithet Om er a s sion g L . 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