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FIW.V LAST NIVIIT'S GAzEtrt. Crow* .Office, March 144 1820. MEMBERS RETOKNAD TO ALVIN IN THE NEW PARLIAMENT. City •f Lineobt—Cosioralit WatJu Siblhorp, Es, ; Ro• bert Smith, Esq. . Torn of Poole—Brojimis Lester Lestss. Eoq• ; Jo►w City of finsla—Heury ari g ht, Esq.; Rieburd Hart Da. •11, MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Office. March 13, MO Ist Rminwm, of Dragoon Go/oda—Lieutenant Joseph EA. wurd (heave* Elmsall to be twain of is Troop, b• pnr hsse, Tire Naylor, obis retires--tlateil March 9. 1820, Cornet Charles Grieranto to be Lieutenant, by pureltse, •ire Stinsall—lord ne above. Ttiiiioni A brock.Getit to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Grier se shove. lit or ',an Holier Regiment of Foot Guards—Lieoteria-et John Ly.ter, tram half pity of the Regiment. to tw LlMa.en and Lo•otrornt, vice Sir Tli,imaa ll..eley Croft, 1111 t. who •echangei, rrreivinK Ibe difference—dated at 1 lib Regiment of Foul —Emig , ' Henry Hopkins to be Lieu tenant. without purchase, vice Smith, appointed to the AM Royal Vetcran Battalion—dated as above. leocOulT Watt, Gent. to he Follies, without porchur, vice Hopkins, r enronteil—aloleit :is nbove. 1 fltb ditto—Lieutenant IVillium Wainwright Lyn:lr, frogs half-pas 4flth Foot, to be Lieutruant, vice Edmund %se poole, aho exchanges, receiving the differetice—datrd al above. • C3.i ilettn—Secneid Lieutenant William Kennedy to be Firyt Lieutenant. without purchase, vice Twitter, oppoitaied to the oth Royal Veteran Battalion—Jaw] no •b..vr. G verge Bitßer. Gent.ln be Second Lieutenant, without pier. chive, vice Kennedy—elated so above. th ditto--ticutenvnt James ht. Robertson to be Captain of a C.ompany, without purchase, vice 'noon, pipnointed to the 101 It Royal Veteran Rittaliou—ilateil Jo above. F wigu Dottie! !Rockwell to be Lieutenant, vice R.',triton— dated as above. G..nfleman Cadet Thomas Robinson, front the' Rowil College, to be Ensign, •ice Rieckwell--41afetl an above. 301 h slitto—Lientensitt Richsrd Sprott, from haltry 41b ;Vest India Regiment, to be Lieutetriut, vice Ross, sts. p.t:nttsl to the 4th Royal Veteran Rstal —dated as above. 3601.1010—Lieutenant Charles Moody to he Captain of a ompsity, by purchase, site Fatir, promoted in• the Ist Went India Regiment-41:0ra at nhtive 3 1 th than—Major Sir Ciiarlts Culler, Bart. from hall:pay Bath rmd, to hr Major. vice Gorge O'Malley, who ea- - - _ chatitess—dated as ab.tre. 42 I ditto—Lieutenant Donald 51arkenve to he Captain of Company, with I patchier, rite Chisholm, appointed ?.I the 411 i Roshl Veteran Battalion—dated as shove. George 31'lver to be Lieutenant, vice Mseketosie-- Alit.' a■ above. Its hrrt 11.0onalJ,Gent. to te Ensign, vice Mqvcr—dated us shove. 48111 ditto—F.nAien Thomas Weston to he Limiter Ant. wiih unt pli.t.hm,w, vice Arches. appointed to tl.e 6th Royal Veteran Ballar —dated as nhove. William eudil, Gent. In be Enrigh t vice Weston—ilateil as letiv,. 50th ditto—Gentleman Cadet Georg Rom, from the Riirtl Milani) College, to be Emir', by rurclivw, vice Power, hose aim tomcat big not taken place--(4teil ait 70th hltio---Lierienant James Mackay to be Captain .tf a Con , p4ny, tritium! purrloye, vice Cameron, appointed to Ili, o.h Royal Veteran Raittilion—dated *how,. Focen ,:uiturt Wbite to be Lieutenant, rice Mackay—dated 11 , air ive. C. I*liPlll/011 rnikt 331111!1 1.. (lathe. from the Royal Military eollece, t.. he Ensign. rice White—dated as 7Q. h Archibald CM. ttttt from the half -liiv of the Reximi•nt to be Lieutenant, tire ThArtliar, appoints.' to the 2d Royal Veto tau Rattaliou—dated as •toive. 91 , t thlto--Ensiro William Trimmer to he ittsoist porclisse„ vice Hood, appointed hi the 9th liiissi Hattiolioo—tisird its D.it Ildscilooall Gent. to h. Ensign, vice Ti isomer —timed as above. 92.1 eltitu—Lieulsoaut !antes Hoop !ohoooto. Meikkjohs.. front Itstfitsy both F. 40. to be PAyou‘strr, Jantts Gut.- Apo. olsu retire* upon half ply—.l4te.l AP above. 934 ditto—F.l'll4o John Arthur to I e Lirutpolnt, without purt-hate, vice Sysrks, promoted—dttpil Spirll%, Gent. to be F.us:go, 'me Arthoo—dated RS above. l i t alve.,g India R.zimrat—Carlain NiLbnay now-, from :4Cl'.. fool, to be Major, by purchase, vice Irby. who 'citrus —.fated as above. d.l4.—ldenteulant Henry Barry to be Captain of a Cum. piny. without purchase, vier Hance, appnirtrd to the 114 1it.11 ,11 Veteran Rsltabran—dated as ahoce. 11.;eutrantnt James Maclean, from half.psy Royal African Cons, to be Lieutenant, vier Iltarry—iburd as Arose. I'' Ceylon Regiment—Second !dewclaw.. Richard I;rny to First Lieeteriant, without purchase, awe '101:oh, de. ,:cd—aaied lune 1. 1119. lst Royal Veteran 11.ittali.ol. Ca,t..in William JAMS Hance, from the 2.1 West India Rev meni, au be Captain 01 n C paoc, i•ire 1.111111:411, who aftlllla to has harmer 11)11'214.n on the Retired Last—dated liChrwiry 24,1820. Livatenitet Omar,. lore, from ball pay of 15111 Fuot, to be Lieviewant—ilated as shove. 2d Royal Veteran Battalion. Captain Robert Denny, from ball pay 611 Foot, to he Cap ia.:i of a Company, vice Clarke, whom: appointment has n taken place—idated as above. To L. Lieutenants—Lieutenants Mathew Semple, from 28th Foot, vice Kebab, whom appointment has *it taken place; and Charles M'Artbur,frum 79th Fuut—both dated as above. 341 Royal Veteran Battalion. Captain James Moors Young, from ball-pay 9111 Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Vicar'', whose appointment ha• not taken place—dated as above. Lieutenant Geroge Beetles, from Jialf.pay 89th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice White, whose pointment has nut taken place—dated as above. 4th Royal Veteran Battalion. Captain Donald Chisholm, from 42E1 Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Metcalte, whose appointment has nut taken place—dated as above. To he Lieutenants—Lieutenants Andrew Casnpbell, from half-pay 994 h Foot, vice Pam's, appoisted to the 7th Royal Veteran Battalion ; Walter ROSIN from 30th Foul, vice Warren, appointed to the 7th Koyal Venial) Batts boo; Hector Munro, from half-pay 71rt Fool. vice Stewart, whose appointment has not taken platy; nod John M'Gregor, from half-pay 4411) Foot, via• Cameron, whose appolutneent Las nut aaaeu place—nil dated as above. To be Quartermaster—Serjeant Robert Pegley, from 3J Foot Guards--dated as above. sth Royal Veteran Battalion. Brevet Major Alexander Alexander, front half-pay 4th Cey lon Regiment, to be Captain of a Compatiy, vice Webb, appointed to the 7th Royal Veteran Battalion—dated as above. Tu be Lieotenante--Lieutenants William Kiniiimond Ber ton, from balf-pay 4th Garrison Battalion, vice Joliet, whose appnintmeat hes not taken place; William Ander son, from balf-pu 911th foot, eke Latiott, isboarappoint hay awl taken 'Place; James Mlles Milne, from half-pay 45th Foul, vice Kuigbl, whose appoinfeseat has not taken place ; Percy Simpson, from intlf.pay Royal Corsican Rangers, vice Parse, whose appoiatbaat has put taken place; and William Visor Colliagwood, from half-ply 60th Fool,, vice Maelleld, whose appointment has ■ot taken place—all dated as above. 6th Royal 1146orms Battalion. T. be Captains of Cooememiee—e Tbomee Fellowv,froas Ike late lith Royal Veteran Ilata. vie* Mstmei 11, appoint . ed to the 4th Royal Valorem Illetlelion--deied November I, 1119; Brevet Major Allen Cameron, from 701 h Fuot, vier Rutherford, whose •ppointttteul 101. 1108 talcs n rise, .—sHaled Fehr,. try IN, 1020; Cspiams Robert Simpson, truss 13.1 Foot, vile Gass Isy, spp•11111ed to the 4111 Hord Veteran ssss ; Flaunis Issas, flout half-pay 10111 lima, vice 311,1(.1mo/tie, who.n app. moat h.ss sot taken {date; fowl Alessader Macs/owed, (sow h•lGpas 03.1 Foot, *see Follertost, whose appointmesst has not tek.a place— all dated as above. To he Lierstenalits-I:emenanio F Rankin, front half !lay Isl Garrison Battalion, vice (lecher, whr“e appoint ment hal nut taken place; Julio Archer, from 48th Foot, vice Asir lvo 0000 0 whose spi imem has out taken ;dec..; Jobs Sheppard, from half-pay 97th Foot, vice Willie, whom •opoiatmeat l•to not token place; and Edward Taylor, Prom half pay 39.1 Foot, mea Thomson, whose appointment has not taken pore—all dated as above To be Essaiins—Ensigna William Strath, frost the late 4sll Royal Veteran liatialimi—dated November I, 1819; and J. Mob Hammes, front half-pay Royal MAW C.apa, vice Hideler, whose appointment has not t•ken place—dated February 24, 1820. 751, Royal Veteran Ratt,lion. To be Lientroarils—L•eu trim nts Rob. .1 ti, front the 4th Royal Veteran liatialion--•lated November 1, 1819 ;' n o d Andrew Simpson, from Matra) , 2il Foot. vice Sinclair, wito returns to his former situattou on the Retired List— dated February 24, DM. 811, Royal Veteran Battalion. T. he Captitios of Companies—Captain Grimier O'Flaherty, from Ono Isle 81h Royal Vistrian Ilatialion—dated NitVirtn. her I, 1819; Brevet Majors Soho Cameron, from lialtpay 2d Garrison Battalion, vire Garry, Who.. :ppoliibisisent has 1.411 token place—dated February 24, bit); and Andrew Patisou, from 2911. Foot, rice Jimpu 0, VPI.O.e appouttnumit has not taken place; Captains Alesawler Cairourom, from half-pay 9411. Foot, vier Y 11.114, whose •ppoititneeot has out taken place; William Appleton, from 'Jul West India Regiment, vice Thomson, whom- ap pointserriot ha• not taken place; and William Wilkinson, from half-pay 80th Foot—all dated Fehenary 24, 10211. To he lientenants—Lientensisis John Sinclair, from half- pay 250 b Foul, vice Horton, whine appointment has out taken plate; William floodgram,from half.pay 24th Foot, Mee Grolley, who-e appoiutment has nut taken place; Isaac Herbert, from half-pay 4341 Fool, vice Kern, wl•••ve appointment has not taken place; Buy* Jenkin Smith, from the 1111. Foot, rife Chadwick, whose aiiimiutenent has toot take.. place; John O'Cousiell, flaw lialf.pay W7th Foot, vice Ilagzer, whose appointment has not Sakes place; and Joists Eusinger, from half pay 91st FOOI, vire VSollivoo, whore appointmtul has sort taken sleteJ as above. 911. Royal Veleta!' Battalion. To hr Captains of Compassirn—Caplains Roger Finch, flout half pay nth Gornto° Battalion, vire 'Leis, whin* ap pointment hao not taken place; and Thomas Muo“, from ball pay 7th • Fout, vice O'Donnell, whose appoint ment has 1101 taken place—bosh dated no above. To be Lieutenants—lieuletiants Janus Hood, from 9111 Foot ; Robert Trotter, f 2:14 Foot ; nod Robert Blake, from half-pay 3.1 Foot, vire Wall, whose appoint mint lass nut taken place—all as above. 10th Royal Veteran Battslism. To he Captaios of Conspanies—Brevel-Major George Joann, from 25th Fool, vire Newell, whoa.. appointment has not taken place--olatesl February 24, 1820; Captain Jitoeph Rische, from balf.pay lii Bahama G. • m Compaisy— dated as above; Captain Charles Douglas, from half pay 2.1 Garrison Battaliositlated as above. To he Lieutenants--Lienienant John (:sole, from hull pay tilt Foot, vice Marleeen, shone appoislwtenl has not taken place—a:llrd February 24, 1820; said Lirotenmit and Adjutant Samtlii Conway, bum half-pay 341 Ceylon Reritneot, vice Miller, whose appointment hat not takes 'burr. Tu Qinrternsmier—Quartermilcier Richard Welsh, fro,. Anti pay 4511 i .Isonel, vice W.;••.1., apputittmetel has sotlakem ptat,—(lll...l relit nary 24, 1820. HOST ITA sTA Fr. To br fltuipita4Auusttaic to 11w For., .-14o.pit•I.Avistant !arms Uuurauuoa . Gum haltpay--41:11rJ Jiuuurg 13. 1810; and llustp.lul A4.1<11611( IL* bt rt Muir, hum i.als pay Frisruary 31 TMOKANUA. The dale or the re appotiitotriat or Staff-Surreort W N. I.►r lu r.il pay, is f.sibLirritoriwr, I:4les, mad tint 2:411i./ 18111. TiocCa'rinntitanen uf Captain Ilu,er t 84th root, bin 1-tern AM/ 5 W to CPIs Jour, 1319. The Conttniartuts of Lieutenant Marling, 24th Foot, hag been antedated to 'ZIA July, 1317, but Le fantod be attleard city bre k pay. Ifke C 'Outs of !Atli ermilli 6361 Foul, lota Iron soorek.t..4l So 1711, :lovesob. r, 1 b 19, bust he eassuot Ur allowed auy Leek pay : ERILATI:M in Caz-tie of 9th November, 1419. 447511 Fool. For Charles Lny og io rr ih, at he ['migos, read Ensign Charley Lnnownflt, hum hall-puy ith Lune Miliallute Germau lw g• . Conentitssions in the Ninth Fbrupc6i.e geziment or Yeo. 'minty Cavalry, s;iined by the Lieutenant of lb County of Salop . The H Me resumes Kenyon in be Major, vice Hill, revi•zstesl—dared Feintertry 2t, 11410, Henry %Catkin Wills lens Wynn, 1 . ..1. to be Captain, 'set Maui, resigned—slatitl above. BANMIUPTS. John Thommion, of CIVIIII`III6-1/1111., Lornharil.street. Lon don, provision.birdirr, to suirender, Match 21, 2:r, and April IS, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pike, Net► Boswell-court, Carey-sari , I, London. John asnittbach, of Liverpool, Lancaster, merchant, to surrender, April 5,6, and 25, wt twelve, ■t the George lon, Dale-. Semi, Lives pool. Attorneys, Mr. Henley. Doke street, Liverpool ; and Mr. E. Chester, Staple loot, Loudon: Thomas nook's., lair r f Emsw Os ill, NOW hatitoptoo, sit Ice, to surrender, March 27. qi shire, 2S, soil April 25, ■1 eleven, :II the Mack Dug lon, I ,n.wurth, SOUiblinire On. Attorneys, Mr. W. Mitrlidl. releistield ; and Mr. Bilges, Lincoln's Inu•tielda, London. Johu Anson,. u 1 Muudiesicr, ',queasier, brirk•mnker, to oder, Arid 7,9, and 25. at tom, at the Star lots, Manchester. Attoriseys, Mr. J. Walker, Essrs-street, Man chester ; amt Mr. Ellis, Chauctry -lane, Francis Siandfii Id Syrwrus, of Falmouth, Cornwallonet chant, to surrender, Mardi 29, 30, mid April 2i, at eleven, at Wynn'a lintel, Falmouth. Attortirvs, Cardalr, awl Holborn-court, Gray's Ines, Laudon; and Mr J. Hull, juu. Falmouth. Hart Daniels and Moses Daniels, of Bury.stteel, Saint Mary• Axe, Loudon, merchauts, to surrender, March 15, 25, and April 25, al el: ven, at Guildhall. Atinrueys, 111 . Masan and Son. V.ntitera' Hall, Cpoer TII3IIWII. street, sad Comme"icial Chambers. Mincing-lasso. . . William Toni!Olson, of Hitorkty, Lei;estrr, innkeeper, In surreuder, Maids 24.: , 1 sir. 23, and April '23, at eleren, at the Bull's Head luti, Hinckley. Attorneys, Mr. William Cowden, Hinckley and 31eoors. Lung and Au►teu, Hut tn,rn.court, Gray's lon, Loudon. Thomas Hayley, of Long.ocre, Middlesex, roach.lace manuloctorer, to surrender, March 21, April I, and 25, at our, at Guildhall, London. Attormy, Mr. W. a' Bea Lett,. lirood.strret, - Guides-squat e. 'Ebonite's Warwick, ot H iichin, Ilerts, draper, to aorreticr, Much 18,25, and Apo il 25, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Gellibrand, Austio.friors, Loudon. George Austin, of Loing.ocrr, Middlesex, coarli-plsier, Iw surrender, Match 25, Aprd 8, and 25, at ten, at Loudon. Atioonryo, %taro. Shepherd and Pam, Host -I,n...buildings, Holborn. Hobert Wilkinson, now or late of Liuillry, Yolk, cup perao-nianufacturer, lu surrender, March 29. April I, and 2.5, at elgvett, at the Pock Hui.. loin, Huddriaih!ol. Altura. ya, M,. %Janice, Lineup ►lan Krl.ls , Loudon •od Ms. Clusigh, George White, of Great Driffitld, York, cabinet-limiter, lu surrender, March 22. at sit, 23, and Apr 125, ul ten, at ,bt• lied Lion lan, Great Hritlirld. Atiorurys, M►. Spruce, Threadneedle-.,rail, Laudon and Mr. Jeuaniss, Great Hi druid. Thaw Ellisuu, of Liverpool, corm-dealer, lu sumpder, Apiil 1,5, and 15, al ekeen. al the Graft" lass, Liverpool. Aiiiirintyr, Mr. Norris, Julon.street, Bedford-row, Lundow; and Mr. Thomas 'roulade', Perk.laire, Liverpool. William Tarmr and Joseph North, bush of Mokl.grren, Korkhealois, York, fancy cluth.l4 to stirrewler, March 211, April 1, and 25, at eleven, the Pack Horse lass,, Yoilt. Attorney., Mr. Thomas Lake r Caftan:m aimed, Losukis ; and Mr. William though, Huddersfield. Jacob Levi, of Well., Nos folk, cabinet.maker, to mar. ✓ender, April 3, at seven, 4, al nine, and2s. al Its,, au dm Flurre Ins., Wells. An Tr, Mr. Fuller, Wells ; and Mr. Blakelock, Sri jeanni.lini, Flirt street, Lumina. Thomas Salisbury, of Pirsion, Lane tater, grocer, to aro. ✓ender. April 5, El, and 25, at eleven, at the Mitre Ism, Prestim Atiorness, Mr. Illakrlock,. Brijeaut's Inii, Fleet. street, London, and Messrs. Blanchiril and Rickeratalf, Pirate". David Aliviilsr, of Devonaliire.aquare, Loudon, wine. Plerrektot, to surrender, March 25, April 8, and 28, at ten, 1 Guildhall. Altiireter, Messrs. Pearce and Suns, Saint Swiihisiii-lane, Lombard stmt. Benjamin Tanner, of Burr.sircel, Lower East Smithfiela, Midi% sex, megrim'', 111 sui render, March 21, 25, and April 28, at tea, at Guildhall, London. Atiorurys, M . Lamb, .lams, and Go. Priory, rtrcet, /limb TMmas A•onith, otherwise TI as Gihrom Arignith, sad David Of Bermondsey. Surrey, sisal Thomas Mel. limb, of U,r Nrw Kent road, Sarre", ship-owners, to Si der, March 18, April 1, and 2S, as len, at Guildhall, Lou. .100. Attorneys, Ille,ara.Courtero and Robinson, Wallwuok, London. Diridende and Csviificatestb-rnneensr•J VOI(K ry ME ETI Are. [Foust the Leeds ifereery.) 1.(.1111D 11ILT(1N AND MR. WORTLEY. Narorilay monolog, at slime o'clock, Mr. Wadley neat front the hotel in this tows to the Coloured Cloth Hall, for the purpose of walking through the Hall, sud addreassmc the be holden. there. At half pool gnat Lord Milton* came to the 801 l and Mouth 100, mot almost immediately proceeded with his (lived' to the Hall, where he was received with epitl.'n,r as he pained ohmic the 'Snots of the bmildismit. The two rliplilialev afterwards repaired to the Litigator the Hall, whence they ocil to the steps in the Cloth Hall yard, where some thousands of permit's' were waiting to hear them . . _ _ Lord MILTON advanced to she front of the steps, when he was greeted with noise cheers, end *poke ,ready ifs follows: " The repeated marks which, ion three previous elactloas, I have received of the favour of the freehold of this county, have induced one again to submit n elf. us a candidate for youoilffloice. On the way in whiell y l flay' per formed the dutits whirls devolved upon me as our tepee: sensitive, it Is nesallesa for me to speak, as it has beeri•tena , sMnlly under your eye, snot from your own observation yun will be *mishit Its appreciate it. I *hall, therefore, forbear In dwell much is pon titian. Thrace re, however, OOP or two topics, wheal, at the present moment are of great interest to the tonally at large, and to tine place in particular. Gentlemen,.. it is now many years, in rosiorquesict or my having-(tern peeve:sled at the last elegant* from being personally amonest you, he one of flats" visit:noses with *lnch Providence sometimes afflicts us all, since I war among you in this phse, ; and juries/id, Gent lefties', since I was here lad, a great change has taken plate its this hall. ('elien I ass here before, the whole expense of this yard was covered wills crowds of masstifarturets; the hall wass fillet with crowds of person*, seed bosiwess was prevailing to a great degree. Bat II pt expanse, which waa then crowded, I lament to see, is now almost empty. Gentlemenost such a state of Nags, was it prisslent, was It ferline on the part eif the Government of Oda r. try, to impose a lax on the importation of 'be raw material of y o ur manor:set ure?—tekeerA—Gentlesnen, Ido not come here to exreeerme the effect of Ma lax: it is, indeed, not improbable that Home who feel its effects may lie inclined rontewhat to ex o see ee ale them; but I moat say, nal lax was imposed contrary to all the best prineipleso, sound political economy—i/Jtar)--aud it toast have mates rially aireeted tlw manufactures of this country—those mw nal:snores by widen this country has prospered, and the tosteriog of which is, I believe, the only memo of enabling it to reeuver from its present depression. The depression, however, is not confined to auy particular class of persons. All classes, believe me, feel it equally ; not manufacturers only, hut, 1 speak as a witness from my own konwledge, agriculture is equally depressed. And however we may tarn' the question, whatever we may assign as the cause, dm truth must be spoken—we have spent more than we could afford. That is thee real evil which is pressing upon the couutry, and it will require great prudence, great wistiona, great modes-al' , and I will say, great conciliation too, as the part of those who wield the power of the State, to extri cate us from the diflicalties in which we are placed. And How, Gentlemen, I diesel your attention to another topic : I might, matter, call it five topics. Boit neverthrles. those fire measures to which I &Hod.• are so honnd up nod tones. lenalcil together in one system, that I may speak of them all at once: I mean those is strict tve measures which have lately bees adopted w Parliament. !Andy we have hail discovered to us a plot, a hick I believe to tee a real one; and I trim* that among the vast multitude whom I see before me, there is sot our who did not hear it with the horror it was calculated to excite, and the indienation it merited. It was impossibk I. ammeter that in this cousin, free above all others, a crime so atrocious (meld hays- beets attempted; and we hind it not only with iodiesieston, but with great topre:e. Rest beg to observe, how the ' which have been adopted by Parliantsait have hero applicable to the danger—how they have ancreedral. Colder what law are the miscreants who have been therein-rid to be tried ? Not by the five Bills just perseeil : No, Gentlemen, hut by the ancient law of the laud —that am lent law which t maintain is sufficient of itself for the suppression of crime and the maintenance of order. It is quite manifist that the Gavel. hment of the ennsitty cannot believe that this plot in London has any con nexiun with what !bey are pleased to call ilisaffeetimi in the counts y. If they hail thought so, its dissolving Parlia ment they have been etsiity of a flagrant der. hellos) of their duty; because, if it had connexion with soy p'ul I. the country, sliitisterts were trins: away, at the monveitt LIVERP(I)I. 11F.14111T, MARCH 11. when it was moat necessary, the means of prevervine the CoV/0,1 —The inquiry for ('u11011 ilo• week has been p eace of sae ualiww• N"wi Geollemew• I will just oil carry incised, ihat have Lrrn made have vita to the useaeuna whorls may be in coutemplattua by basely niatitlaineil out late iplatati 0000 The iuu l wrt i. Governitieut. Ministers may think that they W 4411141 be Wulf 00000 re safely submitted toe new Parlinemist than to one 14 ,bl 5 Cxclusire of about 1,500 arrived ).*teed o)', nut which was about to noel its coast Om nls ; and that this is the yet reisorts d. floc public sales of I 1 .P. Sneers brought full prices in the real reason for its dissolution at this moot inconvenient time, no man ran he of so mean and dull a reparity as not to r bre/Monte of the week, but two pales of Dentriara and Jo these having street •••• loing the main offered yesterday went off heavily, and at 'Tiber lower reeve. Grualemen, prices; the q most important topics to which I had to allude, I refrain uantity sold is NM mike. Puri... are iuquirrd fur, lint little business done; 1.000 bags of soft brown 8.44 fi."'SaYing any hung more than to thank you list pair kind gal Sugar put up to atwino. were taken in at 21s. and only n ' tenlkni • Here e"" o f "Go ""4" • rni " drew Inn hags bare sines berm sold at that price. his Lordship again to the float of the steps,and he pro- Ttae reviled to say, that as far as bin abilities could go, they t'offre toss Set remains in the tame dull state as we onnem ha-o we. k, and iti.„ have no mot,. either tat shoes Id be 4 Xri.lroi 10 obtain a repeat isf the tax cm the impui- Planta' 00000 or Foreign in Cocoa and Giager, indhing has tat ion of stool. There was another topic which had been hint been d ell to him, and in which the inhebit ants of this place might Atonal( lot of Pima - M( 4,l ms brought Sp per lb , feel. thouels he was not aware that they did, considerable in. 100 casks of Carolina Rite have been sold on hoard at truss. It was the Bill which had been introduced into Perlis mein Isylois Noble Friend, laird J. Russell, fur what be should and 350 tons of E. I. in the husk, by auct 1111 l at Is. fit nB. nil, per cut in bond. cull a method of partial red - oam They probably were aware Aleuld 30n pencluassis Ruin have been taken for shipment that Is- wag one of those who doubted the expediency of any to Canada, commons Jamaica at 3 s. a 3 s. 141 , good at 38.2 d. general rs form. But he was favourable to a partial reform, a 3.4. 341.. and Leeward. at 2 s. ' 2 ( l . and he had 31Wart voted in favour of it. He it ght, where Etyrwoode Sr.- t y dull , and nothing has been dime in any anv Indus lona corruption was proved in aho gb, the from dcscript rinse 011201 i be transferred, and he knew of no better plan The few sales that have recurre d is As h es are, B oat . * than that which had been proposed. Theo, he thought, Pons at 41e. and Montreal Pearls nt 391.4 . would infuse that fresh vigour lilt,, the constitutiou which was desired by the frauds of general reform. Ile would Stockholm Tar ha. been soh! at 21 s. per barrel, and 500 barrels Terpettime at 12s. per cwt , stipport the Hill, awl in saying so, Inc did not intend to flatter 8.000 B. A. Hides, of light weights and a little wormed, his hearers; for he was not. as he hail been represented. as enemy to any serum which nag practicable and sale. His have been disowned of at SA. a fl!il per and2,ooo Hone Lordship retired maids, loud cheers. at Its n (Is fol. emit. Tallow cominues There continue,. to he a fair demand for Tobacco r(0111 the Mr. WoaTt.cv now advanced to the front of the stens, trade, and nitric purchases have also heel, made for the Irish but, horn the ungracious manner of his reception, be was for some tune inaudible. libeere mixed with banes. c.a. tinned for a 1111 l e time, the lane( predominating enneidetably. "" A '5 1:11 -t o ; itg i l ic t e lw a l r i e ll:1 1 11r a I d e l s Y M M Ile li a r t t.4 Ze d Corn-market on Tam day last was rather limited, the holders of wheal generally Ile begun by Ituititig io his claim to a hearing as fait as required ash advance of 2d. a:141., per bushel, which its some that which his Noble Colleague had received, though hr instances ass .8,4.404. Soar Fl our e a . e re' , its req „,-„ t, acknowledged that the aq • • whirls he hail In put forth and prices have advanced Is. n a.s. per Laurel. The &mewl were not smite so popular as those of his Noble Friend. for sweet Four for export lota taken uff about 2.a118 learrelt, This was she third tune lie had had the honour of address_ at 325. 34.. rr Inset. ing the clothiers of Leeds. The first time, he had nut Some emit. parcels of American Rowing Flax re e d h ave I persevered in reilllesting their support. Two years ago, beets disposed of at 84s a 8511. per Idol. however, he might say that by the almost unanimous sum, small l ots of Olire Oil hour born sold at 7yt . per 1.1 Ct . of the county he was placed in the situation of tau for Gallipoli, and the same price fur Candi* Oil; Palm their representative; and this was the first time he hod wp- Oil is in good request, sod holders are asking cm advance. Pear" before Isis cunrtittinhL to answer to thew for Isis cosi ne only sale worthy of notice in Brimstone is a panel dila in Parliament. Now, a 'lawyer that conduct might of good Tuscan at 231. lir per ton. have been, lion ever it might loser heen looked upon in this or any other place, lie came forward to say that he had din. rerlerript, Trradayt, 411orch 14, Foam o'Cloth. charged his duly according to the dictates 4.f Ins conscience, The B. P. Sr Galt Market was genes-ally firm tit-Jay, and to the best of his judgment, and therefore he was nut afraid sales by private contract were nook at last week'a prices; to meet Isis comstitheats, and answer to theta for that item but the low qualities in the public sale to-slay neat Is. lower, duet. No man could be returned tu Parliament under any the good qualities went at fall prices. other repecistion than that Ise should do his duly accord- Conic has hens in improved demand at a fin ther ad. ing as his masticate and judgment dictated. His conduct h as h „.„ paid fo r S t. poini„g„, and h o ld er , was before them, and he claimed for it Knottier merit than are now asking more that of being rouscientious mid honest. He said thus much • in cons•rinenee of the reception which he had met, and lie sow hosed to the other topics to which his Noble Friend The celebrated Spanitli General 'MINA was ric. 1 had already adverted. Upon the first of them be joined with Comps/sled In 1116 Journey from Parts into Spain by him Most siticerely its lainceiling Ilse state of that yard ; and col. EetIeTFIIBIA, it Man of Intent, and us a soldier lie wished those who hail impoleil the stew tax upon wool had !teen these to see bow rind that tax was, independent of fatuous to the Peniiii.ula. They staved 4 S hours at Briantli. A few wall -arivied *Urn conveyed its impolley. He raised his voice against it in Parlinment ; on he said there that it weal on a wr principle; sod he mast Nits A into Navarre; Ise is alit-ashy sit the heat h o f cont . ba was turpristeid to basil him! lf its a minority summit 2,000 men. His hest operation was to get porists. that a was quite impoaa ibi,, to „ . . oitt i,„„ t h e „ potat i on won of the cannon fottiedry of Au:gal/el, four longues to it. lie muss, however, say. that many who were ill out St. Jean-pied-de-port. Ile has established the habit , of opposing Goveromeni were in the majority old full %4 ten ham.* for each mule in a cartiage. I owthat "'" * " 1 :* sad ihs , 4 t Lary to rid unterleid,,W4l4lll4ver ortiott or their peonies, voted meatiest The Martillts of liZrtll4l:T.S. Vweroy of Pampe- • him He thought it the must impolitic, the moot cruel tax lints, lies ordered moue arreir.v, and has 'tides- I that was ever isuputod spar node; and. he pledged himself,. tutu I tented to IMMO * Rote ci defence. 'bill, luug alb be had a voice, Ise would speak to the oa . Gaz . , AIiIiKETS. (From the "London Mercantile Price Comma," of Meade', Nardi 14, 1840,) WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. Co►er:R.—The Coffee two kit has been very steady since our last. and a small public. "ale of heel:Ulf& on We loesilay went off los ovkly at Is. to 34. advance, which has been mime oupotor I,y private ( . 01111 . 314. For St. Dorniogo 1700. were reel red, mot Iltt.• to I IVs. offered. Tlor stork of W. I. ('off•e is now 2,930 tons. being 000 sv than at this lime last year, preform pricea Is. per cwt. low. r. •D. R. ScOao.—Britirli Plautation &mars last week were in al. ady &mood, and the puce. of most qualities advanced 100. per cwt. on the quotations of last Tuesday. In FM6OI Sticiatt. there has been very little door. The stock of B. I'. Sugar is now 4.800 casks inure than last year's .1 this time: 'lnvent prices 13a per cwt. lower per Gsziite overage. Hums hive been in steady demand at our last quotations. The preowni stock of nano is 13,960 puncheon', and price of proof. 2a. Sal. per galloon. Stock last year some date, 11,523 puncheons, and price of Fenn& 3r. Id. per gallon. PIMENecr has brought a small adraoce by public sale. EAST INDIA PRODUCE• inntoo —The demand communes steady, and Cd. per lb. askance Ills ilw last 'Ala prier% is generally paid fur fist ordi nary and middling qualities, and 241 lo 3d. advance on the g I and Any qualitivs 1 VA.—At the presi sit sale Bohn has sold 3,1•1. per lb. higher than at the last sale; low Cungon J. higher, dhoti( Congou 10 Id. per lb. lons r, and fine I3d. to 2d. Jun.,. _ . . riatirtapienee of the quantity declared for the neat sale bi ing only half of the nanal amount, there has hre es a briak demand, and a small demand paid on the prices of t►e laat sale. SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE, There was a little improvement in the demand for Cotton bot week. which has since onboided, and prices have scarcely ♦arid; a few Rentals have been taken fur export, the re. enaiinter of the sales are to the trade. fOILTIC PRODUCE. TALLow has bee; in brisk demand, anti the prices ire 3s. to 41, ptr cwt. Ligber. 60s. for Yelhw Csudie lu ar►ive. Film Om,. owing , to their scarcity, home plvancont 1/. to it pry tun, %hid+ IA aims oupported by the , :vorno of Hop. *vent in 11 0 11und hoovinE hevit effected lov the onuoulatiuet. . _ IFf o SVGAR lunips base be. gluul 4renand a n d h . plicuire h.a Ewes, paid : good anti fr,le qualities rt.- rrol. MoLassys Brady. anon. a p...ao the tat, and as every effort In get it repented, Venn that point his !futile Fried"l and he well baud us and perfectly agreed. Ti. cuter on thus, other picots to which his N..ble Friend had Minded, all he hail in ally was, that on his judgment, the late measures write necossai y to pereerve the traomprillity of she country, snort roam to protert those ohn were ever meat emu* in dtattorboorg it—a:Loud hissee.r.—Hr was Not veroved by their dtaappruissiomo, fur he did ih ook in Its conscience, and an be voted, that those roesi• more. were necessary for Ilse sally of the roinutry. Ili. INobte Friend had told them that s plot bad just tr , ru dis• 'env. red, which be believed to be a tine one. He t ou t a io, rod, dist the coonsporidtwa wont.' be tried by the laws of lbe conntry, and that, therefore, the new ilitinutys were out necessary for the ptenishmomt offenders. 800 h e L. gird to /mile+, new laws wrre lllllallyd to outsold thio.vo coming to this ram, if pontaible. It was to allay the ago - tion winch existed throughout the country that they •ese ioised. Undoubtedly dude Acts had tr. tidied MI Mr 1161411 , Of the flitile try. The poly "semisoft was, whether it was star l b ,. 11, to yield some porton. of tsar liberties in order So stem* the row He 'where(' those conspirators would he tried aterwiliiig to the established hors of the (moor', gird he was ready to agree with his Noide Fit. nit, that the oli,setutiort of Parliainint would have been Wee" into proper, If .the ?loot hid any mouse:mit with jar o th er districts of .— . -(Hear, hear, ,front Lord Metros ) There Wilt another aubjert he mutt say a word or tau urn.. lie was not a Parliamentary Reformer; he timothy tier oh , rinattlutiou of the country. He usual he convinced that sm. chimp wombd be for Ihr better, b. fore he would coasto.t tp give up the established insfitieliona of the coolutry; and lie was out convoncedthm misty general plats of reform would h• 4 eba ore fur the Ismer. According to his present 1840111001, how ever, he was inclined to got In the length of saying, that why,' boroughs were notoriously etorrupt, I* thought it adrisrtite to disfranchise them. He went nearly on the i mian i d, of iii. N.,b1.. Friend. He had our idea that there emild tiol tOl. are po.aohility arise a necessity for a partial reform in our riot ut iiiii a. There did, however, arose • plosions, as to what ditto irt the forfeited franchise of Grampoolsol aloould h • too...fermi to; and (though we arc not quite clear of tier cooreortness in dint part, from the disapprolsatenn srhteh I fly expressed, vet we understood tuna to say) he did mot ' think I.e. do the place on which it reolof in most 4.61,41111. g.monoly conferred; tbangh it might be adriaah* to irmisar it to a more extenaive district lbast dos) in which it was at pro stmt. He concluded by saying, that lie hoped he hail atatirol to them fairly ;hewer Is of his ClWlttlfl. He certainly Ord dith r with a great nersther of the p,rsous oes Tasty important points. Hr asot chew. t,r els.• up thefir upio iiiiii s tit his ; all he naked was, that do) slionol4 heti. ye Ina woo an Mauna amt. Lord MILTON *Cain stood loroard, awl said, test hi: II '- Pourable Fr wad had otwervedi i hat it was beil..r duet some of the aiieteut liberties of the Couloir) , ahuuld be fwit4d nu,, than that we should nut the sl4 of falling into emseplete ail elly and eosifusents. Th,, was ape 4.1111*11 ll.l 11111(,1 lee very true; but his lion. harlot worse' lirolket Hest fro invert,' mg wilinoles turnings was lot tolot/t1 el by Alm ken, originally to he a permanent ; and it was stale:: most distinctly , that Hie' time was low nose when a d.e., cut system of policy was permaurolly arc...soar, 14: Ihe ornament of this (Manley. A —III- 1.1 Mb.. lii 116 800. Friend that the original RIR was not pawed, but its th o .e with whom he (laud M. 111011) matally acted, and to those but the Sii ni.ders it side, whei not F.• quite so flu. to I.a r system of reform us Lord Castlereagh mid Lord aldinuuth.-- (Lard therwing.) ;Hr. WtritoLvT again tame forward, and, alladiag to iLe snow which was falling, said am lie was afraid that it us: nut proper to keep them there in t h at weather, to bear a&- bate tall Ilse subject alluded to; but he most say that tie nut come herr lu dr Erna the r lure of NI enlist. is 1111 salon, bet efibillalll cult,. 'Vic limier of edly passed the Hill as it now truss, :11111 for ilv:l Hill te nupert to what Ms Noble Fr :end had said of the e: - sons who tamed the moelionstion in the Bill, he iro,t urn to spy, that be thought hr taw mistakim. Hr c..tilil however, think of keeping Slum simoleug any longer to 11, Ai him, and he now therefrom took his Iran. The two Candidates then boors' nod retired.. l'iwy se paired intent thately to the Whitt. Cloth 1111'1, where, horrew, they slid not POW, except In my that Hoy, would use ii tier) .4.1 to obit/in a Mind sit the WI/lA.IIIX. —4 11'4144. 'WYE 41.11; LiN CR. roirrowouTn. 'waxen 13 Arrived the Pallas, flargesni , 4roin Cett.• fur thief ty.ey. 11 wider qualauUnr j end COUCtifli, Hollis, trout {Voter ford. Sailed the Harvey, Miller; A<in, Lisa,keT; Three Sioterg, Iticharstsua; and l'rueidvere, Grifliihs, fur Lowdun. /FALMOUTH, MARCII 11. Arrived the Si. Warm Burton, 1111.11 lAIIIIIOII fur J4111:1sC ; and Ageworia, Grove, from ditto for Bahia. hailed the follus i., packt tor, 1.11 olds sands for Lisbon and the 11,iliivrrineAn ; Camden. for Am , . is 3 ; Wellington, for Jataaica ; and Lind Ilulavi, f.rt Cie Brazils. YARMOUTH. MARC!, 13. The Mslto, of This place, hsv picked elp the iitUnir•ni; hotly. an.! lauJ.J !thew her.: 0311 "' 11 , 01 5 4. 8 ' Shield.; of ditto.; F.icoJi of &tin; thaity, Haywood, of Ipswich. . rtra.t.. 'MARCH 13. Arrived the Quchee, (Join Nevreatlile for 1.'4 tip Aral Boheel, Jones, trots 1e11'2.1 c the latter has . 21 1,41 tot the Came down from the River Ihr Mary Ann Sophia, tta%. ward, for the Caiw of Good Hope; Claremont, Gold. 11. e.•r Jamaica; Quebec, William., for Dublin; and lonia, Giabaiu, for St. Ander°. BIRTH. Yesterday, in Crest arsaltd.sareet, Ilte I.ady of Lieoge aaat.Coloto I biousur, of a ma. DEATH& On Tuesday laqt, the 9th instant, at hilt seat Crim boir:ls Hall, Siiltolk, Brampton Curtlon Dillingham, 0 the 80th 5i ar of his age. On Simi, day, the 4sh hest at Piric in concrevirnee overturn of her carriage: the Lady 01 . Oeuvre 11 M ,1, . ,1 . 'immerse sister eat John Painter Chicheater, Lay of Ariis losi, Devon. On the 28th last, at Pat is George Maquay, of Sfrphria's Creels, Dubin+, Esq. , HIGH W.411:0 Tills HeY AT I.ON PIIIN 131111X;i:. Monolog 34,1 aitrr 2. I Eecastag 12 after 3 PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. C0u0... 68i!I I 1,141 is Cowls 14 15 5 per Ct. N. Ann... 104 I Es. 6'11%1..1 1 1 1031 104 I Lotter. Tiebeis tit is.. irisis S per Cent... 1111 Cons. 64; COURSE OF &NCO ANI ri2 Ditto at Sight II IS Ruitcr.lain n '2 Autwlsrp es.-soo. 1?. 3 30 b Allow Partii3Jay'stlate 25 20 Ditto ito :I:a 00. Friinktivri 1111 the Tv4.80•2. Illartcu 14. Genoa Ital.l3v 27 30 Malta Naples Palarva° 116,1 per el. 501 opurto st; Ri Jauairo Stst Bahia I)ultliu of Cork.... 9,1 Maisie ISRI Vienne E5.•202.f1i. 10 8 Trieste . 10 V 818441 Cadiz ...... Hilbws Bail cottons 33 Seville sal 30 Leghsire Portugal Gold i. t s 4 Coin, ,ter oz 0 0 Gold in Han 3 IT VI New Doubloons 0 0 u New Milers ..0 4 Silver in 8ar5......0 5 11 New Louis each...o 0 u Primed Red Publiebed Tile Barnum Pion awl Ti. Gum, OSte, Nu. 127, &sand, by C. CORNWELL, of the Strout. hu er. i ~. •