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, I'UIIO O I lice?. iot fir Muir, n$ 1% Lion 1 , ie a li 'V Nit eliev4 Ay r et . rs had wand, at the if thou luenres Iht dr. res for )oPut,' lie. :hairs rig A% present Fret of wimi4 %k n. Ore. 111 MI: GIG lie cm. 1w per. st M ot 1 or too weal. .—ire J— C3l' ie ,tar object log to to the whose ,ors S 3 tisfactory to the feelingoof the country to have the q uestions of surcharge decided by a jury. Mr. BASTARD Supported the same idea. Sir. J. Hsu. said, he understood that traders m ight .tate their losses by accidental circumstances, nimi which allowances were made in the demand, ot Government; he thought it hut just that the (armor should be perinived to do the saute, in cloy of bad weather and pour crops.• The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, that when the leurilords were induced to remit the rent upon such consideration+, Govrrument would re mit the duty. With respect to the suggestion of the Honourable Gentleman, (Mr. Brand), the sub ject had now a right to go before a jury. The act which he should pro fuse wn.l intended to afford a remedy, in rases wliieli were nut of sufficient mag- Kited , . to bring to that issoP. After a few observations from Sir CHARLES POLE and General LOFT, ieNse was given. OFFICER'S RELILF. Genera Loirr welt into a long detail, the ob ject of which was to prove. that the pay of Naval, *binary. and Marine Officers, was inadequate, to ben support at present, and in souse cases even lest than formerly. He spoke in so low P tone t h a t it was impassible to collect the particulars of his statement ; he concluded with moving for lease to loin; in a bull, to repeal so much of certain acts of H i, 1 ,,, g00 t Majesty, as related to the pay of Naval, Militsiy, and Marine Officers. The object of the bull was to exempt them from the operation of the income tax. - Mr. J. SMITH coisaidereSl the case of Officers as oat of peculiar hardship ; hr had heard it said, that the only consideration which should influence a soldier was honour, but he had the authority of Shakespeare for saying, that honour had 110 ,kill in suri;cry, nor did he believe that it was more .ue cr.-141 in cookery. The situation of a soldier shual.: he made an object of provision as *ell us of ru.:utwu ; and thotN,lt some might be desi roes of excluding from it all but those who could live independent of it, he would be induced to (pr o .uch a rumple, by the consideration, that wear of the greatest ornaments a ich the anus could boast, were to he found among those who . were entirely dependent on it for support. He hoped that fins Majesty's Ministers wonld turn their attention to the situation of those brave men who had distinguished the name of their country, and who neat to battle. or to infectious climates, with a self-devotedness woke!' was not sufficiently whittled. The Nvvy Officers might he um Weir but it suss impossible that those of tb Army could :or o Muj in and Lieu tenant-Gewritla would Sod their pay niailetivate. It was elleetillei to the coulfart of the army, and the security of the coin try, that some ineJsur.: should be adopted for their relief. Lon] PAI.KFIISTCIN bore testimony to the chaa varier of t. a odir•ers of the army, of whom hi spoke in terns of wurni admiratior, at the same tome be could tint approve of the relief which was now proposed. 'clie gallant General had omitted in iris statement many reductions which had taken place iu charges 111 Olt the inco'ne of officers. It was by looking to the higher situations I..at the mat btary ardour was supnerttil, and the number of applications for Co , llllll.t.l9ffif Hereto! to ..hew that the Wasatch de provision was toot inadequate. The &Terrace botween their mod that of inn y *floats was not so great, when it was recollected that the latter were on full pay only while afloat, mud Ora it was continued to the former tinder all cllctoustances. It relief was thought necessary•, hr was sure it *O4IIJ not be attempted in the pre sent shape, amounting to a partial repeal of the taus. Ile Mast comely:ed strongly for she propriety of adopting some measure of relief, at a time when all the necimaries of life were so much ad man-is' in price. He thought also, that under the present regulation, the officers in the different ser vices .lid not receive the suits which they were pro !Anse,' upon the faith of Governmi.nt. The Income Tex reduced it 10 per cent. If this was not done easy, some other means should be tried to place toe-it iu a state of comfort, and enable the Go verionent to make good its promise to them. Sir CHARLES Puha thought there could not be a question upon the propriety of adopting some measure which would place the army is a state of greater comfort. The pay of lieutenants of the Lary was le,s now than in 1693. Ile believed it so, the intention of. the House to grout some in crease to the clergy—au Oct to which hr hod no *lief injection, than that the navy and military were net included. If they appeoled to the 11..u.e, tt vrouid find it difficult to resist the petition: but L. hoped they would hot do so, hot rather wait, iv. 11, / hod hitherto d o ne, until Parliament saw the propriety of graming it without any demand. Mr. J. Satan and General LOFT explained. Mr. WHITRILLAD sold, lie should oppose the elotten: not because he thought the statements torte were, o grievances, or that no provision should 1* mode, but because the principle upon which the repined relief was founded was a bad one. The 'fee's of the irmy and navy should certainly be pot in a better situation, particalorly after the *l - ?vino that was made in that of the civil officers. Ile hoped 'he gallant General would not push the question to • division. Afire a few words from Mr. Conran and Mr. Its? iltp. General Lops withdrew his motion. Sir. Tumour signified his intention of oppe.ing th• *amp Duties, on Thursday next. Mr. It. tramp postponed the Committee on the "'army Pay-011itx Bill, till to-morrow se'nnight. Mr. IMMILT, at the instance of the Chenicelloe et tl r &chequer, postponed his motion, relative to the Droitief Admiralty, till to-morrow week. MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY In 11 Iteport of the Mari lusuraucc Company vg Isom entered t o read, ne . A. Ilaatare said, that, upon the considers. t , ..11 of the H ou c , on the subject of the Report of he Laurance Company, Ise was couvinced they *istil coact'? in the opinion that it should 11.! fr. 'd to a Committee. It was Deedless for him to r';' - i•ert the in.igniiiestice of the present Com. . soil their inadequacy to the task of tiering cr. fl•Uy fir the country, as a single Underwriter L'oyd's did more than tither of the established s MA irraT.Tpilke 11 • 14011 "Marina the leo lic Ci4t the prept.tt (Acta, wem fully qualified to undertake the business ithidi offered ; and that all independent men sve.e hostile to any in novation upon the present exiatinx establishments. Mr. HIHISEIT seas of opii.ion that the propoeition of his Hon. Fairnd (Mr. 13 iriog) ought to meet tn. diwtiit of the House. Mr. Germ FELL acid, he conlel not cons•nt to th;. motion, and every thing Oise hod been s•-steil Lc his Honourable Friend (Mr. Marryat) met his full acquiescessee. Mr. PRIMEVAL Fuld, it was not provided in the Charter, that Parliament was at liberty to ',peal. If it.became a monolopy, it wis in the power of the Monarch to revoke it. But he thought these was 110 impropriety in the Bill being laid on the table, until there was time to examine the Charter more minutely. Mr. Anti thought Ihat House had the power of interfering 8111 on it. After some conversation between Mr. PRIMEVAL and Mr. ADAM, the nimbi., was agreed tn. The House re.olved itself into . u Committee on the report, amid cent through the saint'. The House re.altEed, tile report was receivA,andA bill ordered to be brought in. The other orders of the day ware then disposed of.—Adjourned at ON o'cLocs. • Nrw rui Ants R0V41., COPENT-CARD!.V. This paint WEDNEsDAY, May 123. ioiu, wall be acitd KING LEAR. • King Lear, Mr. Kemble; Earl of Kent, Mr. Fawcett ,(bis first appearance in that ebsralster); Batik, Mr. C. Kemble. Cordell; Miss Bristow. _ After which, the Farce of HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS. Level, Mr. Farley; Freeman, Mr Claremont; Lord Duke, Mr. Liston ; Sir Harry, Mr Jones. Kitty, Mrs. Gilib.. To 'bids will be added, the grand Serious Pantomimic.'" Ballet of THE DESERTER OF NAPLES. Rear!, (the Deserter', Mr. Farley ; Sionpkia, Mr. Bologna, jou.; Ming, Mr. Field; Louisa 's Father, •Mr.l.ouis ; Jailor, Mr. hologiia ; Skirmish, Mr. Groisaldi. Jeouy, S. Adams; Looma's Modica., Mrs. Whitmore; Louisa, Miss Adams. LVCt; UM THEATHAL [Under the special License of the Lord Chamberlain.] Tlns preosat *EDNEsDAY. ajar 23, Id lo 9 wal be Per fumed, the Comedy of THE HYPOCRITE. Sir John Lambert, Mr. Powell; Doctor Cantwell, Mr. Dowtosi ; Colonel Lambert, Mr. Vaughan; Daraltl„ Mr . Hollaad ; Seyward, Mr De Camp ; Slim-warm, Mr. Ma thes,. Old Lady Lambert, Sirs. Sparks; Yams( Lady Lambert, Mrs. Dryer ; Charlotte , Wu. Elwin. To whielt will he addo the F arce of HONEST THIEVES. G&W Careless, Ma*, Mr Its Carp; Abel, Mr. 3lathews Obsillab, Mr. Destes. Mrs Day, Mrs. Spaks; Arabella, Mrs beet: asd 31iss Kelly. s • • For List of Majority and Miaerity, and Misodleaeoeis latelligruce, wee the last page • e s • The 01Bee of this Paper is reoewasll, Pt No. In, flaresel, esbarly opposite the Lyeefiso Moshe THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON. WEDNESDAY. MAY 0. We yesterday inserted an extract from The Ste furdshire Advertiser, with the sentirnenis of *Perch we cordially concur, in so far as the 'ante relates to the conduct cf FRANcis Burin Tr and his friends, iu their attempt to run dawn and vilify every thing that is honest and miserable its the country, and to thwart and run down every step which is taken to real practical and eeonorn , cal reform. %Ve have endeavoured, as far as Lis. iu our power, to expose the objects of this party. if it can any longer deserve that name, after the fatal destruction it has met with, Atka the premature. disclosure of their real views. But there is one part of that paragraph to which we must give our most uuqualitied disapprobation, viz. " that it has driven tee more moderate friends of reform into the lines of the Mini-tors." Independent of the asser tions to the contrary, which have been most dis tinctly made by every Member of Oppo-ition in the House of Commons, that nothing was fur ther from their intention, we desire the attention of our readers to the two following extracts from the speeches of Lords GREY and Gate vt Lax : Lord GRIT It may be said, in such a situation of affairs, we ought to rally round His Majeaty's Ministers; but this cannot be dune. Shall we rally round aho.e, to whose misguided and misapplied policy thoseev Ile and those dangers are to be attributed ! We, indeed, would betray our trust, and forget our duty, were we to give uur support to so iniquitous and so impolitic a system." Lord GnienVit..tat—" It is this situation ..1 this calls upon every man, who loves and vrecratri, il.• stitution of the country, to rally, not round the pito:at Go 'element, but [Dead the Constitotina itself." We have received Pails Papers to tbs. 12th, and Mitch and German to the 14th instant. BONA PAttfe and his Empress left Antwerp on the bil, and passed through Breda, and arrived on the samt thy at Bois-le-Dtic, where they remained on the 711 i. They wore at Middleburg!, on the WI. The German Plows contain various specislation• 01/0. the probability of a joint attack upon Turkey, by France and Austria. An account hrs been received, that the ship Wieditaw, whielk was captured with the United Kingdoms and Charkoa. had been recopture4 Redengues on the 29th December by the 3legi eienue frigate, sad arrived at the Cape in a cartel {rum the his of France the 23d February.--. Windham was to proceed for India. An official copy of the French Decree relative to American property in France, was on Monday re ceived by Mr. Netter,. It is dated so far back a• the 15th of March. but was not pnbli.hed till the Bth instaut, when it appeared in the Bullabs of the LAMS. It orden that all American propert, under sequestration immediately be sold ; that all Anteritenialiall depart withont delay from the French territory, loader pain of being arrested ; and that the Decree ►hall be sent to the Powers of the No.th for their adoption. This measure wt.. sugge.ted by the act of the Anlerielll Legistrture, who some time ago decreed that all Frrne•h and &Pith ships catering the tarts and wings of the I.' ailed Stites amold be liai.le to be sequestered, &e. MARRIAGE IN HIGH"LIFE. Married, yesterday. at St. George, Tlgnover opiate, by the lb l ot nee. the Ctodetn, the Istrri els of ELI( to Miss Elitittilronts, daughter of Sir lIENRY DAIIOVIOO.O. Bart. • The ceremony was performed in the pretienee The Marquis sod Marchioness of Binh, the Marquis and Marchioness of Dlaudfurd, the fort mud Cuurneasi of Galla way, the Duchess of Dorset mid Lord Westworth.S:r James cud Lady Graham, of Net CiiniberiaitJ, and S:r Bel lingham Groliam, of Norton Cias)era. After the ceremony. the comp•ne returned to the Nlarqu house, in ennilierland-place, where they pArtfrok I,f ilumptuous breakfast, and at three o'clock the happy pair left town, in a chaise lid four, on tlo it way to Ireland, to pats the toory moun. Four hundred corkades were Riieef aiwax; an the, Royal Fatiiily 11441 th. ; the Kase re. eared oue. the handsoineili, it i 4 boippotiA, that ev4:r era mde. GRAND PUBLIC: 1342i4XF4Sr. Countess of Buckinghamshire. gave a grand public breakfast, yesterday. at I lobart House, King'iwßoad, Chelsea. The preparations were in the Venetian style. Several masked characters hying expected, the garden-gate, called the Green Gate, was appropriated for their admittance, and the grand entrance for those who came umasked. A suite of five elegant moans was thrown oPew, and tables were set out in a fanciful style with a cold collation. The lawn presented a picturesque scene; carious "arguers were placed' on it, containing tables covered with refresh. mentr. At the upper end of the lawn was a booth tilled with various loads of Dutch toys; a curious cave, cilletl the Venetian cave, al.e with a profu iion of refreshments, and decorated with stained glass windows, attracted the notice of the visitor. Thejee-honee was malted, and rand seats ware pieced in.it. The 514 Life-Guards' hand, in hill un , f >rm. were stationed on a mount, and played a variety of martial airs. Pearlman tior.l minstrel bends were also stationed in the various Walks round the lawn. At two o'clock the com pany bezau to assemble. Sr . Robert Wilson, •as a •I'eltetian Warrior, took his stritien et the entrance of Hit Venetian Cave; the Hisses Kingston were Coiner, Girls. There were at, ver..l 'other masks, whose. names were not sure lured to be given in; among them was Minerva, the fi.{ure of Time, an Harlequin. a gaol Colum bine. Haym a kers, Yorkshiremes, a Sir Jokn Fel nal: four Oxonians, a Deed, an Highwayman, well armed with his pistols, who lay in ainliu-h, to the grist terrorof several ladies; one character, who cam.- in a hackney-coach, damped the spirit of the company, he represented Death, with his scythe and hour-glass. Amongst the elegant uottias..ol cam. , patsy were— His Excellency the Persian Ambassador; D.. stio mil of Northarabl 'land, Mimeos, DevonAire Beaitfurt, So lon set ; Iderquisoe• of Do:telwa. Bludford, Bath, Win chester, sod Latter; Marchionesses of Selisbary, Dowashire, ; Beth, ttlandford, Tennis ad, Stafford, Hertford, and Dowager Beth ; Earls Cluninelk Sefton, Camden, Shrews liary, Pools. Peasuroke Westmorland, Liverpool, Albe• merle, Cirii•lt, Aytedoni, Macclesfield, Harcourt, and dawn- Eilitecumbe Cuunteries Cruirresor, Purvis, Lire' , puol, Cholmoodele, Caradee, Sefton, Essex, Felicia'', Derby, Rosalyn, Nelson, Lousibile, Cardigan, Berkeley, Car. Ammo, Carisanspron, and Guilford ; rieoantesses Mel. bourse, Cran ley, Hereford, Amoy, Sidmonth, Courteney, sad .Dudley sad Ward ; Ladies Baotou Percy, Ponsonby, De Cliffurd, Nonsen, Verso, Grenville , Dents, and Elizabeth Whitbread; Miatroista Egerton Beaumont, Walpole, T. Hope, Knox, mil Spirants of eight haimiviid more of the fa shionable wield ; toy of whom tome radar the oemostsy of returnable, from the eseessive crowd. Yesterday morning Hia MAJoartr, the Duke of KENT, Princesses AUGUSTA and SOPHIA, with several attendants, took an airiog on horsback in Windsor Park, till 12 o'clock. • Count Muturrois General GARTH, Colonel TAYLOR. and Lady Coeerea, were among those who accompanied His MAJESTY. Her 'MAJESTY and Princess ELIZASILTSI, took an airing to Frogrnore, and afterwards visited the Princess& Amer.'s. The KING in expected in town this day to hold a Court at the. Queen's palace. We have the pleasure to say. the Prince". ASIELIA had a good night's rest on Tuesday. The Doctors have hop.o. .f the recovery of Her Royal Highness. Sir HENRY HALTOM) left Windsor, yes. terday morning. Doctors DusDis and PorE re main in attendance upon the Princes'. Veiiterday was the Pi ince.s ELIZ4RETEI'II birth day ; 'ler Royal Highness completed her 40th yeti.; ups rliieh occasion the Prince of WaLrs, the Li.ikes of KENT end C•MIIMIDar. arrived a Wiiwk Mci•it of the branches of the !Loyal Family valfie expected. Yesterday morning the Duk• fir Citstsittoor re viewed lit- - Royal Horse ettardsißtner. on Wink -661 Main. The Remains of ST. GEORGE CSIILVTIIILD, Esq. wo r e removed, :It ei g ht o'clock, yesterday morning, from his late house. in Arlington-btrect. to he con e erred to Barnet'. and from thence to Ireland, for interment. The procession moved in the follow ing order, to the top'of Tottenham Court-road :-- Eight Muses ow horseback. The plume of feathery. The deceased's favourite horse, led hy two grooms. The Hearse, decorated with black plumes, drawn by I'M hawses. Three mourning coacher and six, is wbirb were Captain (Wilton, et chief mourner, Colonel Maitland, Sir Henry Vaac Tempest, end another (itatiemea. Itll4efinent lone, city-loges followed! The dceeeteire carriage, drawn by fear bones, iteemele Crofton, Sir Henry Time Tempest, tom Moron with roar eel riders, drifted is moaning , wail Mr. Degis's cetriege clawed she procession. Worthing is filling very fast. and promises. this mason. to abrtitnd *kb elegant company. Tiie new ketshoose is nearly completed. a.rd STA rroaD's luhrary promises to forua an elegant promenade. Amongst .thr late arrivals sre— Tbe Eu I an*, Lady Ani Dishy, Mr. Wellies and Is. nady, Mr. Pratt, Mr nod Men Rymer and family, Mr. Brut*, aad funds; Mr salt Mira Hares and family, Mr. and Mr*. Toorr, Ilr ad Mrs. !Matt, and Mr. and Miss Cranford. The longer Lady ganysi tr smears ti.e late depas tom. cLouqatiti COti *TY ELECTION. - On Friday came otr.et.Gitmeester, the eteet:on of kitepreteritative.. iu Pairliameut for" that cimply, is • the room of the Ikon. Vice-Admirut Bsticeiry, who had vacated lila seat. The tentbdates were„ Viacaunt Dur.ley, nepht w to tile Atha. e.tl ; cud Sir Edwin Bayninn Sandy*, Bart. of ii,ierden castle. Au active eativaus hud taken pl.ste, and e determined rollte , t web threatened; hut, ebont att hour before theyrarties repaired to the Coau rt - I liii, fur the In11110)e of prnteediog, to the JJJJJ tilt ogieml 4!ciimulitication was made to Lord Daraley's Co mm .t ire. it) the following purport "Sir Ettirin.B. Suetlye declines priweeitiert to a pall. The in c:itnstaWers winch have iorlienut this rletertuirottiou were nuknewn rt. Lim , )ertertlay, w be abnehl then bare given tiotwe of lubieteetiou." M el. vet, n'enick the bilaineas of the Court having been opened in due form by the Iii,;11 Slierig; PAO. WaTztett, E q. after the preliminary forms ' , Were gone through, N - sseteiet. Curroan, E-q. rose, and .1003 i mated Lord Dursley sea prupee person loyeprearrit the county in Parliament; Ish.tch 1 00 P 0- it".ft was **tended' by the Rev. J.'ll. PROSY lama tiow was thew ; cud nu oilier eandirl tie spa (.lEuativ. addre_-sed the nteettng as Iolloss: " G rotTbeal Ex —From the different advertisements lbst bare ippeareip au the po!,lie papule, and the trend-Una abet Imre bees' illatribitied—diet WW2 particularly the bills of last night—domed by • prroon catbak bigurvil Sir Edwin diapason Saiiety•—• geolleman very link Lucien '.e Awl county—who hal pledged his honour to pruceea to tbii pen. I big lease to if be has any 02t friend is etteetnelao in prepared to moue forward with M apology fur Oar tom ialt sad tlialarder be Ism occouuticd !" • No reply being made. Mr. Austin, after rrwue Pause. expre-sed•Nimself astonished that not uoe tndiridn•tl was to he found yiudtcate his con duct: bet he could not help gm ttly rejoiciug at the circumstances which hsd occurred. because thq had roared the indep e ndence of the comity is the support of Lord Dorsey. whose principles were so well kuown to his friends. The Crier of the Coort tinw proclaimed Lord Durs!ey duly elected ; when, being girt with the sword, his Cordslttp. will, great ermines and . motion, addr.s.ed the heel:olden in the following concise and emphatic speech, which was approved by the loudest act-lonia . toils: " Mr. RION SHI6IIII/1+131VITLZ11111•••alte ratite& I feel fur the homier gem have jolt roofer/ea on me, it is WI. • possible to express. It would ill become me, aatried ea I any to make profession.—lt i■ ant ■nuaual, I know, tor Forums is sty sitevtiou tn. offer pledges for their future conduct. The ooiy one that I shall give w that I wilt dis charge t►e dst.ea of the ►igh station to whirls you have raised nee, to the h..t of my abilities, and IlLe./111111g to the dtetates of my ew.•e+cix•e j bat I null venture to !letter my self, that my emoliict 111 Parliament shall be so indepesiteat„ that my Constituents ■hell never litre cans* to repent of their t hoire." Eosin No PROST N, of Newland, Esq observed, that he thought the present a fit oppoitunity fur payi.rg some compliment to the Hort. Vice-Admiral Berkeley, who had ow long, and sia faithfully, re presented this county in Parliameut ; anti the pro position was received by the Meeting With 11111iVef. sal approbation. Mr. Auseja egain came forward, and said, that, perceiving the matter had •not hero taken up by any other gentleman, lie should beg leave to more, tt That the Thanks of the hltertnig be given tw Paul Wii th en, Esq. the High Sberiff, for his ins. partial conduct on this day." Colonel litttescure uske.l, whether such thanks Me e meant to be confined to t• this day," an some strange reports had been eiradeted.rerprcting the conduct of the Idheriff its Umbellate's of this elec. tiun ? ••ss • • AntMr thus called open, repeated, that, he did mean to confine the vote of thank, to his conduct on this particular day. becalm that 'onside' and confusion which had been orca.ion.ii, he Conceived, did not proceed entirellyfrous Si: Erirsii B. Sandy.. The new Member, Lord Matey, then retired from the Hall, cheered by the most z,..lnissi bursts of applause, and mounted the triumi.hal oar, which was brilliantly decorated with rib bons and latir.l, and preceded by a band of music, with a number of beautiful lags and standards, appropriately inscribed, carried in procession.-;-. After parading the city in the usual manner, u. cornianted by many hundreds of his Constituents, and attended by thousands of spectators, hi. Lord.. ship returned to the Ring's Head Inn, where up. wards of 260 of his friends sat down to an elegant entertainment, prepared for this occasion. Din. nem were likewise provided at moat of the other inns in the city; and joy and festivity every where prevailed, till a late hour. In consequence of the espeetat;ein of a severe contest, an extensile range of hustings was riected its a field on the lett of the road, Dem' King's Holm ; and 15 covered booths were prepsred he the respective hundreds of the county, at a very considerable expense ; bit no. sooner were they completed, trisn they were of dross taken to pieces. Forty.tive poll clerks (many o wlsom were brought from London, Bristol, Ike.), besides" a numoreat trams of peace offices, and other assistants, wets likew se eug.ged, and in attesdance. Several persens, in town and country. availing themsetves of the seat of Mr. POKIONIreII speecli on Fr:alay se'uniKht, have published it in a way, porpnrung to be (Mit Nuthority. This is only *hat might be expected in each a ..e; but we Are con.. ticlent that none of the+r pitlAications ever received Mr. Po %so ay's sanction. The Members of the Livery of London, who signed the Couuter-Declaration, which we inserted on Monday, dined yesterday at the London Tavern. Great care wait taken to exclude every person who did not .i{n the article. Of coarse, the proci ediog• at the dinner could not he of any interest, the MP. toinents and principles of the xerhr having been el. ready avowed in the Ceti oter-Deckirition. We understand that the cli,carded Einpriss Jo. ISPIIINS his occupied the Castle or N , iii Normandy. since the month of Aptil. In the Coon of Kiog's Rauch, on Nlonday. up. on the application of the ATTOIIIIIOr•GLNEILAL. • conditioniii ride for it criminal inloriustson was granted against MATVIRW CARTItt, Esq. an.lii;ois other respectable porsoos. el Liverpool. foe riotous end violent conduct in Vie theatre of tl•at team. sailh a view to compel the Alanagers to et. tabl•ah half price. . .• ••• • " 4 0 ; 411 P