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this for the of of cfm- .. ,14, . : ~. j ... , , ,t. ~ . , 1). , . t, r , . „, . . . 1 ~, ...; . I: , . ..; . .. . 1 • ii. 1 ? alle --/' • . ti p, ' C s ' • ' .. •? e •••. .! .- . .* , I",;'ti o( pit k • -I ... '• i - - :.. • - .i'l . • • . I - : • , , , st . . . "C . I t . t • Pf': . -. 1 li e I rti t to b q3rrio ,:.) • ...... .., . ..„ ~.,....,A •. ... ~ ~,,•,•,_ ~„ tlbiSkß 2194 ' FRIDAY , FEBRUARY • - __. • _ .4 - Le _1- - 2, ISIO. ' -. . PEICZ iIENEENCE - aALI P IPESSIG, 4 • ' THEATRE-ROYAL, 11.1 V • . ' IDEN. 1,111 1 1:1e1A L P., RLI ANENT. • serious Invest ;gotten. Ile concluded with moving. g atory . Sir J. Newport .eise moved for copses eta CI rs" H i FeENT Fitt as AY. F eh., 1, itno, —......-- " That there should be laid before the House na reference, if any, op this subject to the Lord Lieu- , 11 rilS acted, the Melo-Drassatic Opera of HOUSE OF LORDS TRunsoalf„ Tea. 1. account of the gold and silver exported from this tenant, Board of Treasury, lee. with the answer 4 . ' ll be THE EXILE. • . . ---. . country , within the last ten years. distingui th ieg thereto.-Agreed to.-.- The Ilon. Baron t thee S emisi once, th e Exile , Mr. Peonies; Governor of Si. .The Con h wsissionem , of the Clll/01111 protested entitle pa- the gold and silver coins from the bullion ; and moved fur copies of art o ffi cial letters from the , Mr . Menden; Thaw Alloadoft, mr. L i st o n, mint pat t eir Luedstips liar, ollieli were aftivivards laid ou • ' Mr Beltway • ChM. Me Puna g ; Rona', Me. the table. also the ports from whence exported • and the places Chancellor of the Exchequer, or Board of Treater'''. 4 -4 - I ,i• u n r i rs tio y i ; sec ; ; La , Mr. 'Fawcett. The E m p r ess Eti ea b ei b, Mr. Johnson, Iron, the commissioners of Inquiry i n he - to which it was destined." to the First Commiasitiner, or to the Board of Katharine, Mrs. t la . n b t presented the J.sth Report. Ordered to be laid ou the Mr . GIDDY offered man y acute remarks on . Custom, in Ireland, with 'ffie answers thereto. ht., teem; Atrium, Mrs. H. Johueloo; LA . 1p NI ENNAGE FROM THE COMMtINS. this subject--oind in many points differed from the To this Mr. F o s tut- ollecteri.. es tnaproper 7 ih i.. '" A:l -11 . Th e coooolioo id the Emprera Flie d abeth. at m r . O e cane • new Comet . tallawint . ecursrza, and several embers u t h e H ouse . . 4 Atter wheel., IiAIII:Et e hUIN PLDLAR ; of COllllOl/ttli brought op • Message frow that House , re- enter into a full investi g ation, at ' present ; ' but and a very desultory COO veriwtion ensped. in whick (tit, THE HAUNT ED WELL questing that the Bight II onearable Jellies, Esi lof Roaelyo, thought it well worth the most serious attention of witlit be examleed, tomiorroie, at the Bar of that HOIIFY, the Hous e . , Mr. Perceval, Mr..Tieruey, Mr. Wisdhaus a M. Foster, and Sir J. Newport, perticippteei s wliesthe ',. ee „.. r e ihe Bases to be taken of Mr. Bruudois, at the befure a Ceminittee of hurry, appointed to inquire into• • :•,4,., in Hurl-street. Mt. G. Jornisrowe mid. we were coine to tint ques t i on wits mouthed i and earned : _ ,... •e. ~ ...‘ r . 1 1 11111 Man is his Hennostr, owl Love ads. the Experfitiou to the Sam ilt. ! ef ' ''' ' -. " .-ee Monday, Othello , IL Moor of V en ice --On The Weaker' were informed by the Loan C.II4IICaLLOR, crisis, when the paper currencywite so much sub- . THANKS TO .LORD .WELLANDITHIC 41 ,; ~r.-.i's hr w oit .d. for ;b e feat owe, /1 l ' rot Dra/DII, • ' that • Message "mold Wrenn-toed by their own me ssen g e r .. 'muted for the metallic, that, to avert the evils to The Cliewcz teat of the Excavates. in rhiniC ,". t ea l trot In st a three sea, intcrepersol. with Slone, calked The Free VOTE .OF THANKS TO LORD GAMBIER. be dreaded from that cause, deinarelied the earliest to moire the thanks of the House to Lord Viscount ,„, 111. • lets • • or , The Eidict of Cherlemegue. lisl . '--......—________. The Earl of Lite Carats:. rooted, "That, iii c•otsespienee attention of the legislature. We ll ington, end the of fi cers and aokliers under hies -1 --- - I..v c ß iimg TygEgTitz, of the ebuseace of low Noble Friend (51ulgraie), the Order Mr. D. MAGER% noticed the greet inducement command, for theokill-mul valour they displayed for the Day, in CIIRS/Mrtellgee of the notice be had given, .he 1 NBER THE SPECIAL • LICENSE OF THE DAD that now exseted, to incite individuals to enrich iii the glorieustraule of Talavera, could not ',Naha "1 '- CRAMM I ELAIN ; discharged, and thot the satbe stand fur this day sennigje. " it of Aareed to aud the Emits were indexed to he satmeloned theater's's, at.tlet expettoe et the stouts whirib.- 1 , 041 erprearitignsa pain sod twortaficatioa he felt at Er....led _fa' the r eiwnt p,Siiiicypial.""il to t re e , b 4,4 l"jut 3 ., 14"11. ., 3 siciedim o y-- 1 --. the sootier it wee put an cud to, would be the bet- the appositien, which. from various hints thread out 7 t. e, 1111EIR MAJPS"VIES' SE.'':V 1. NTS. foeta- -1 commissioNEas OF NAVAL RF.VISION. ter fur the country. He therefore wished the mat. On • former•occarione. he had rend ie to expect. Hie me the COMPANY o f th e late Dittibp..p,ANE The i-,el of Aseitnevx gave notice be should nn Fri- ter to be referred, with the papers, to a commit • day eeek mama motion relative to the Report of the Cuts- tit: . was sorry to meet any opposition, .as none' couldl deny. that this was one of-the most brilliant adhere. .i t 1 - tietTuf., wet, THIS PRESENT FIRWAV. Fells. g, ti . perform the Comedy of / suissimiers of Naval Revision. I, t ... •• i - Bill e•ma . ERstitHE Mr. P 577111024 rose for the single purpose of de- mods that. ever shed lustre on the- British arms. J(11 N .se; • • • %%nether they considered the numbers, the bravery, ..; eats AN ENGLISHMAN'S FIRE-SIDE. Earl GltrY did not wish to take up their Lordships' time flying that the evil complaioed of (the scarcity of i:. m e F o s. • the Ham ale titatteet ~,,, si r . D e by any obse r v a ti o ns on the mothro he was about to nolo % as gold and silver) arose from the circus stint, of couu- o . r the di s cipline of the enemy. the more would they Ne gr o', . • • o be 'echoed to think high!) , of that conduct; which to 0 . 1 . i Stir -Simon Rochdale, Mr. Pesky; Job Thornberry, be was persuaded it would meet aoh kW opposition. The. try brink notes. e, tow tea ; Der, Mr. Oxbirry ; Frank Rochdale, Mr. Noble Earl thee ;nosed fur a copy of all the Letters which Mr. .. .... 11. I RonsTo• entered at some length into obtaisied a victory over them. It was not a victory ire 1.• d• Deena Bedgmatery, Mr. Johomosie. L a d y C a . poem' betwees Sir. Calming au Mr. Erskine, from the lat. 11.1 . , • ....,,,,,„. Il i,. te,,, e ,,, i; N ave Th ora t eue y, Miss tee end of mite, and pi the begliming of soo t specifyin g t he topic. In his opinion, the most material fact t , Tonal we . .raw levies of unarmed Spanish peasant', but a vice the dates particularly for all nistrumtuus from the formes of to be ascertained was the real puree of bullion . e 1:1 11 N y ; -:a l y' s ral 3 l7pi l rutU 46tl e, tise M i t tirt' S h P , Thehe 'Pareatega, Christening, the gal ' 4.l' Jimusey, J eep ; sod a l so f o r • certnin pert of The number of bu nk note, homed was not necessery tory over the veterans of France-a•useit bred to tiaaisgis, aurl other Family Mts . foetunes of Deems Brut- Ilse correetiondimer be t wee n m e . &an te:sod mt . sniitti. in tiffordtng this iutermation, and as these issuer war , inursil to conquer, and led by , the melt is . ro a m ., e s y e auaesiewe. • The 34 , argnis MeLI.ISLEY said, with respect to alt the varied from different causer. the result to be de- able G enerals of that country. At the „present Aare wlneli, quill !Mathis riessem) the Melo-lbresna et PspertiMoved fer, he felt as inclinations to oppose their pro• diced . _, • . akinion ;hot , hot; in regard to the 234 of hum ." , the Node trom weir amount, could net contribute to came, too. he hoped Gentlemen wiseld consider ELIA ROSENBERG.the necessity of establithing mid polintaining the • to r ewi n o ntr, wi ll be perforated, Co. dee Ent tint", a Nev Earl's inotino 1.0. all papers of that day, would cool e rs:Enid accuracy or a just judgment. To the price of bolo homier of our army and its Commander. When ha oe (,modest or Massinger's Comedy Of Cioy Madam, rise or two, which he conceived uu way connected meth the lion, the EOM in rircnlation ought to be adapted, die, reflected how di suable it was to cherish the abed Itiebas! or, The Wife and Brother. subject of Mr. Leskme's conilnct In the mean time, he and this world go far to reiliedy the evils complain- nly - --- - - ---- Il i- A - Ks -oi l -ff . riFFI T E, JAim • in; loth would intimate, ,hat, on Monday next, thon 4 l, he was sot ad or. military %pint, and bestow on valour its due mewl sere, he might ha induced to more fur other pa l , rs, in Lis and reward, he could not help again locking for an IlD• The Ctiewceetoe of the EXCREQUEI did not unanimous vote on this ocrariou. Ile deo called 1111 E COMMISSION EMS for eettantlieg ills lodment neeeseary ta be produced with the utheis. a i A mi e u v ., Tronewset Setrice, far taking Nee wIS• • amel L ed EWA IS r. Ment ..... eil, llod the Gentkosan adverted oppose theoriotioie but doubted much that these QIN WM& it SegllNny read .1.1" Ihe e.'”re and Cl'"ta I' . ['floe , " If Loan. lies iiistiaa of hi,i N oble Flonid, tor the Ar an of on Gentlemen to examine their minds , mid see if irapers would amble thereto do any thing effectual. they were not, tanknooragly, somewhat influenced ea War, de terri e r grm Notate, nut they twit 6e 11114, et ibis papers, tool so 'amity telstril to Imosilf, might have been p rt , • e rips It was from a scat of knowledge of the or, eto, or 'll' DAY, A* 1 , -Vt 9f Fet 4 lft e : s4 ". I• ''' tiOspirsesl to hive smell attachment to those of a differeut , e ,„, g e mu_ paaiy, taut lie ii.id e„, stied ~,,,,f „ ,,,,,,,,) , , ,„ the trait rep ,,,,. anhi,ct On his part, but he could rot underst old by perty feelings, in giving opposition to this vote. tea etseetet lese-re, aid trice we A :LI? . .. , . . .(Hear! lane!/ -Pasty retellings lie was sure they h h : t i v o e l t h h e e se al rl e u e n t lion of Rank of England paper could would coulees, ought met to be carried to the ex- dr• eto cestraet,Po rteittabarg ieu "In er is Ilefdat, Ind 0..1 in Los he the I;en foment Bat, he AuttiJ solemnly die- • *boss. at Xtehe•ter ceete. HAILS for sae morsels car- . 'WOW. tid.g itinlfelf *AA the esatleuran alluded to, that he did of tncreasing the quantity of bullion. teat of vof g -age est dammed honours to their s "i •', floe de tit .101 se elf lateroi. , I • . • . newer tlgtfill/11 &Vint ii.hapiroinni. Milted, list he 411.1e1 an, r the nor and fall of the value of metal was coutiir- army and Cl i siikent• Ai l ,. He was very anthills that N. ruder ask:l be mode er flese e'rkek,9* 'Sc 1), ” 4. lbuldinti • eutifideuilal a:tisation wink, soy adonuisoutimi, he eel to this cuuntry, then the *wirer of the evil niieht there Isla be oo oppo-ition. and would therefore no D er r„ yr, ally retired, se he Party, erns Art/'! Vie I.i , r, ii would mire y have sputa", to line while he heed On the con. els° be contined to home. But they must look Co- Abstain Emu' the introit:scrims of topies at all likely raireay Wend- Foek 9 'elder " 1 / 11 6 , 2 e . ecoo4P-eiod a, ''s 1-e• Mary, 1.141/reftV, it might tnrn snit ea to the obi:sole, sta idoi g !..t a .1 ,,, , two re...seeable Px, ear.rsi se es &row bawd Kerb between ilis Majesty'is !Moisten sad his son, that he (Mr. ther , and ascribe it to the price of gold, ise au dr' to creels a di ff erence of opiates. He +tepid Dot be Perms erwiering. is ao If re.gueg fir .4 ke due Priers*. taskiiir ) had reef acted with .tract ficiehty towards them. .ro ticle of trade, which would rise or fall as there was enter into the cointideration of the campaign is of the Centrael- •b. / Eml Gat I's motion was apeed W. "', 144 deer ',wielder: may be kamen, 5, eppi e trap c se egi, op.. Eftitfl GAMBIER. a greater or smeller demand or supply. Many Portugal sod Spam, but ronline himself simply Cal Ore operate d to produce the prevent scarcity. to the glatissas metory of Talavera, in which it oaf to toe. Petit.", P°.'t sigc r C :2•11.1 us iIe P S. tr l" 4 "- ir, East GRO.Vr•olt gave notice, that, on M Ise nd. *elm. owle Gel". •The toe .... eof trade demanded a more extensive wool.) he footed teat the skill of the treeerrel was abused mu s e for ael rtidu Letter ( rota the Lea& Id the 114- "a ALL IN TWELVE HOURS. wean, to I.nral Curio-Noe circulation. The s ors on the Continent created a only equ tiled by Vie vsl•ai. of hie troops, owl the i•- - WIFT mat CO. renimil their Froends awl the Adjutheed hi; Mouthy. greater demand for geld and bullion. The revidu- valour of the troops fry the skill of the•r General. :iy ' , stew, thin the e hole of the present Grand St.*. fait- -.me- immix? . *Ara hail. on the other band, from the coil- lie det net ...van, by pursuing_ this coarse, to olive... . will be Thasn on St. Vite n tioe. ply . /Lc 1-huhyr_ . , thOU•IS OF eXtYIIIIOIIIL- - - • • •'. ectommt • awl Atiliug of *resource, dinitolehelLalso s p ab e seedur er-effS cadeptlO: • IFferroidd meet st onnal, • la,o, in (hi Stwil9l46l/ ar melee IWO*. 'twins- • -- ... .21‘..k. ' ' =i :.'". "cpseraty.- There - was'atio'a reduction of the sup- g e n t l emen on that question a hene•er thee pleased ; , slat 41 Tau -fastilred Theaanal . . fairawlireolEbe alto. - Tiro se: WeraliereoPeilieorn. An secoorit of the naval plies fron t the Spanish colonies. in consepteoce of and was reiriy, conficiently. to defeDd the condors of tot ie Prises of war .............. immue, lochaillag roily severs impoi•let, won. 'WM/Zia co A copy eta letter [ruin the war. These, however, were merely hints and the Genet-al ihrouglinet toe whole, at well as thtgee : new, MOW which arc • of ii'.. "Pa. ad'. th e Secre t o r y- of the I.timalllts In Lord Cochrane, and • optmons, fieueol on such Slight inveutigstion. that wool utility of Inc campaign. lie withheld. the porno Imets an d bleace are on Selo. is great variety, at their rope ef the order Sur the trial of Led Gambier, were laid .rs, Nu. it, Poaltry, No. it, chari-ig•Crose and No. al, we t:ii* bible. he shouhl clams the iiiiiiolgrnee of retracting airy of s id era ti o a f or the p re . en t moment, from a desire of :km thrh wrest, *Nen eve of Ike Capital irises is the The Report of the Ceitantittee of Supply was brought up, them, which he might hereafter discover to be er-, giving rise to no &eversion en the sth e kueet ;to t• ti 1..(01. is: were sold in Sharer: ' awl the remluttis.. atrecd to. roneaus. Tile principle. they would' chiefly have to wl.ich, however, if it was gone into, with the tucitil e * Nek No. go, ROYAL EXCHAM:P.. Me rela.te ease notice, that he want.' more, rel Moo- cons:flee, would hr the difference of value het irecu aonee o f the (Lout*. he would wish the prive.e 4 e of ,ft f MRS. lIAZARU. lAZA R U. lAG It.N.E. an• I CO. day, that the Cot ttttt itiee of 11 .noce be hush acted to HUILA metal codified, arid the sepia weight in bullion. It r 1 1 .. reply. The sixvice done at Talavera was to great., ' I tqeek.heakers, 1.20.11.11, nwilactlailr inform the Pais. toquill hay siirecure plesema was a ashject which demanded the utmost sore- Out it was smurceesiti• to go into partletitars ; sod ih e ant TICKETS awl SHARES fit the pse"...st ii FAT!, . Mr. (Imes applied for leave to being in • Bill to amend t •. in, wild that ever s cies of inform/emu should l ie would eoneeineet t cue/ j oie hi mse lf Is a ver y ffe.- ITER f, whale is Oil tillt 14 , f1e RUM si l l improved Pion • tire Art of the Oath of His preseut Nl:sleety, resp el in e 1 . yPe . Ist' ihrhst, cum:sn ug of ocify 0111.10 NuailiA., WC lltl SAS as ',tampion hankers' checks, drawl, at certain dotancee . lie be given, though he was afraid ell that could he ob. few facts. Lard Welliviseon, after his return from it Wig &sow e r ' Wiid, that the Hilt for creating this defy had peeled at the toned would he very scanty, and they would tali- the N o rth of Portugal, ; proceeded to the Tagus on eel The beiiime eentoiiis 1 latter end of the lam flibil.lll, and, of cowrie, could not hart sorts-ly be obliged to depend on general retool:lnge. the 14th of June. Here he haltid to the 47th of 4 reiiiii of - Mr. H. otopy etplaio m . the Meuse Mouth. earl this n marched from thhtliftie mew 4 o f ..„,,.... 4,400 J est of so mud. inerwtance. Ile was convinced tout* hip woe 12 - tea to Pliteitei*. Ou his month, he woo joined by tad so • Let Tule ell draws MON F. DAY, via. lath? oilauuneyositi. mast immediedely strike thoee who had given it the Icon Moyer, conceived, that tbe papers moved for would oPeratious V/ attack Vsetor, delve him beyorid the :at Lintels, pull paid, duly saswerred, and Schemes mato. tretion. The penalty, a most severe om, of one ha throw re light ea this subject. The sole cause Alberche, roe/ defend 11:e South of Spain. Con- ,by pow, comb, or egtrkr, aceintipassied with remit. pounde, inflicted upon tinier: who should, without • , peseta: 41y attended M. eel - impriseibility et 1111/1•13/1i1; stamp,. upon some occosio 'in . change being to lunch' ageing this country, which aiia CHEAP LOTTERY TICKETS AND SHARER . he made by Vetiegas null time army wider his enat- the ministry wber2 an immediate simply of money its were sn fates to intik* seerrgninea exported worth mend. Tnis movenieet N3l not made. On the MSS HODGES, MAR MR, DRUM- • ' toas t :senor' ' , ierrsiory ; were eirenusatences which he who . es .. Thi s was w i nn ...:g to the nature of oar present 4 7 11 the Fraech began the attack on the division de, MONO. PORTER, sad HUGHES, at Nn. 117, ' sure would have than. J ust nib-el 11111111 the House. Besides life 611 •1 1 1, No. 1, Pi•eeta, Cwoollt•Geraroi No. Id. 11.1 ° 11 °- inconveniencis the number of countrynank was, is trade . We re c eiv e d all the staple commodities of wider Gent Hill, pooled upon a height. The nix, wired, No. 65, Meet street, tad Na let, Nermete- so entwaturs degree, itiereaseet; the small traders in the . Fernee and Holland, while these countries received initiate in which they were repulsed. and the pad-. lest d u ' Ike ~ Puble a r c rear 44,11 17 tafoetwirte that they they ministry were most materially iujomi ; and those who were ohthing from us in - return hut bullion. This, tan, tain raicsinud at the point of the bayonet , was fresh •.th A... 1 w LO ith TICK RY ETS at the (ultimo' and SHARES id is the ine-ut, not neer the treats by whleb they were soppllett with rash, "FATE TTE, s d ie pWc 5i,„41.1,-..Lea t h ey aerat ed a l im i te d, b e o bli ge d to d raw en • • twit only for arti c le, o f primary ileceasity, but fur iit the memory of eve+, one,and required Do enlogy and such as could be better su f h' O the 28th. the attack was renewed ea p- root use. a red u• A Tkkeg Lit 14 V ithinenre sum. 'I he aliount of the lea itself was I-eighth th.le . 44f44111 "' OW Lit ran lAu Ehtl.th LIIs 6 per rend. e wie i a e re. tic a • sou H •led di till i • tio 1 Id he eatiryly • plied from mit- own manufactories and farinmo at the whole British line . ..ite. and was Met with equal theme 5161 i I A 2Lxleenth - steadiness and gallantry. Never was there emcee ion The rs:Farst of the Prises of the Shama is secured by : rant be had to propose .Sa; that. in Owe eif the weed necessary conimodittes which caused the exchange I . glorious display of velour and skill e'en that it it ""raraeul, as the Tickets from which they ars wade are ,•i &Massey of tea miles," those of " distance of forty miles,'" to he so much against us, and if Government iii. by which an army of double their numbe r s wa s e i I ' as s um ed at the Swap-Office.• be miladittited. terfered to rrstnet these iinportations, and also pure 1 repulsed by our brave troops. and a splendid vie- -Inr. N il, (lab s Societies, Stoze.Coactimen. sod Carriers, The CII4aCELIO• of the Ezenequea wild, he could Pt hr. allowed a halidemse ilimuout.-Registers, gratis.th e system of res ri ing nc equer lulls , 1• . -, there t sue t 'ct E .11 't envy was obtained -So glorious that could no: conceive that soy sea vice could Isom from extendingout- would speedly return to its natural course atul le- not. by possibility, he a difference of opinion upon the latitude to In miles. awl Hie total triction would he ikr: teth OF TM; mown, attended with the ill e. , 'l n tegeenee of trunsferriog this 'mires eel, and our gold would again flow hack upon us. it in this country, in Spirit', in Portugal, or even in IIE STATE Lorrutv Si ILL BEGIN AND riNisd asevehee, in soother shine, epei these %rho could milieu-ell France. Ile called then, on the House, to reward bee WING. bear the moons* of the borden.--eLeave gives. Mr. BARIMU imputed the evil to the al iv e of the niece its highest tumours, this hellbent achievement, ) IC;I A R usoN, (;0()1) Luc K . ri m ! CO . trade of the couutry , the extraveeant circulation of '• ' ilo meth livokess C f Ranh 11441.1. f . , IL sad A Memage from the Lords 7es delivered, cooties, that • - . payment of metal for foreign sub- marl he particularly called on a Right lion. Gene 10 4 ~,,,l b ., , ' '`°' ° ' . "'V, or" "-• leave is given that the Esti id Lenoir& do attend the Co . - P a p". and the 'bona% whom be did no t now segue his place (Mr. I• •• (Cole ou Iht Eaves Meath Charing-Conn realteel- saittee of loquiry Into the late Expedition to the Scheldt, !mhos' the publiedhat thieves/41in Ticket% 'MI &mem to . sidles. • Hecentended, that the scarcity of bullion , t mo ' --- was owing to the preference given to other neutrais Wusdham), to exert all his eloquence, to procure Akan-mine on toe Two, Three. owl l ia r Ticket° of ium rrow imieruieg. t. ' . Jo FRA acts Beton . ? awed, " That the nears of before American as the former took • old• in re- all ihnnaiiiiGus vote on this orcatione as he ha.l done 2 " " . " 11 // , , .111 Ch may obtain the followsug goat Prises: a ll peeeoes etap i.,, e d ms eon/idealist satiation! by Genera- on that of the battle of Maids. which Talavera turn, while the l atter wok our manufactures, i ' Vogt, Tickets of ate number Liati,om . molt, be giver lu." so nearly resembled. Tie Right Honourable .„ . . I . l w h ir d s.dilia ssiiies The C taon of the Eanottavra said, that oath Mr. 11 , 14 "" explailied, . . e; ent l ealate i n is inn 40,a1l • • requantiou would, at the present period, be speeded The orgeect then put the question, which Was his elocinent' *perch on that Olk ditt ooccasion. told them, that their thanks were for 'eye* with inesli niconwineane • tiUtlee might be giver os Mon- carried ; as were also 'minters tor the following • . - - siss'es in twentieths , . a wl , ' rapes , : the militteiy, fame and glory of the day, and not ~, ,• PAID ON DEMAND. for the attaininent of ulterior objects. Ile was oot i Mr. YORILF. seht, that if the inqniry respecting the Ex• •• A Retnrn of all Imports of Coin and Flollion fin the last • . 41 ' ill- ' - ..... "Ar oo6 lad 1.40.000 padition to the Scheldt sh.reld come on to morrow, he Was ten yews, di.teigaishie tt as In the fis4t m .11.., " able to excite s similar feeling by env them he ''', o l4 ••• • • ..... .•20,n00 11,11311 50400 determined to enforce the standing order of the House fur •• A Retioe of the F.aparts and Immo ts au ha.land dosing mail my; hut he again called on the Right Hon. '`' l 4. ..... . ..... "nee 1,716 zoaso the eschviiiiii of stive;i . rs • the same period," .le. Gentleman to de now what he had then done, and 1 '1;42 ...._ 20,000 I 1 9,570 5,1.041 Sur S•sti.inL Root LtY postponed his notice with reepeet t,t7n. ........ ... to,Arro I 17, 127 - 4 000 use his promotive powers iri'obtiiitiims :ill Unillio H . dt • Psi ef —• • ' to miasmal laws, tall the loniiiima of tumuensw should be Cs:: it e cl A rina cre i:l" l " "f the issue of ell Pre.mlesc:/' Note, pay. ? hi , "' • ree 2,'wtot leamiL tool am l e d -. .4, Return of all the Bullion and Com seized by order of me ° °e (' " sett .oi greed list (Weep's! Prizes were sold to Shares, in the EVLLION. Ilia at a p.sty for the same pm Iva" u v t f r 'Tolliver*, as he had for Aired,' where the glory and the result were the rainy-. Every _- radthree raereere a Lotteries, to the old established state Mr. I.l..wwita_ in nnisna'm .' A Retorts of all Dollars imported," he. splendoor of that day was reaewed and F....potted at f his for ner no- NM's , . SM. Cornball, and It. Margaret's Hill, Be' --- -7, r -----4. I : .. • a •• An Areoent of ell the Prok of Engles:id Notes in Cirell- •I',l " ; and the same sipplanee of the House was it" HORNSBY sad Co. who were also the that to sell tics, TO•10 to call the attention of the noose to tne cation," .4.. i, ' • " Nile* of ve,oinl escees of the market price of gold. being materially e i Account of all Sums sent out of this Comely; for Ms -- due to both He would tropes, no farther. bet ORNSBY and CO. resp ec tf u ll y so li cit the & treater than the mint price. This excess was ow- Pa) weld et our Armies abroad. sad for Subsidies to HI. Ma- co . = lade ,by wiring. us That the thanks of this tone r s of the Pubtie • is die New State Lottery,whos ine to the peculiar situation O f fOrel • ;r1 tra d e.-ous•i t o to ' Ch um"; jest , y•s Allies, .knee the Consmancement of the War 1" snit House be given to Lord Viscount Welbngtoa for • A similar Accaret of all se i ne empl o y e d in the Tiede Is I the distinguished silality displayed by his 0.. the • i read. that • ' . . Pallt um"; II " *I" I " /we.° "gun There was an actual demand for bullion; c ertain p they will sue their best insikaernies to pew , • . •._ • . • China" I .27th sed firth of July. in the glut - iglus NMI, ~,e' :. "4`..,./Ithy their posseadue t ra d es bo l d not b e cor n e d on is tt mint tt-ann it . .. ''''it'• •d St - article of • ' the sib Sir Jolts NIKIVPOII.I' moved for an account of • T,,w orera . which terintiodell in the signal defeat of - ' • • '"" ar , selling at be lowest prices sad all we. a stecessarr - t • r I ..,. .. -b) v... Carrier, eseeseed to am , part a die globe, vex was " debased , that it "it'd be only regarded co'npensations granted in lieu of eel to the sup, the force . of t he enemy. of the customs in Ireland. which . Lord Nittreile wen sorry that he yould Sint ems, ...:1:• terms ss dere-CM, i., • vs a Otto of geunine coin. The supplies from pees* 'I isffir e r e J .,. i h e drawn 1.4 ONE . DAY, the i Hi s Inmo s t • • was •ranted after an observation from Mr. Posies , err in Oil% vote; aid. notwitlermiling this was called ...."fle .. er . , sod Foot 'flute' tier the saw. Nilotic,- mayit: the nine, were vastly increased ; every year • s pro- Ss • . „ oat eaceate. ca v o i e e - a be obei w eed ate vale-.inter thanthe pre d heirs, red' T' • tag. 'Clio grea t that the amount of compeneations had not beets i a glotious vietory. felt himself under the orresoty IN /h/,04,4 taal I ascertained, and, therefore the order irould be nu. 1 o f pro p os i ng s now:mo th :l , pm. H e cns o d nal , consider wa efroter e . • i i , sad Ibis great debasement, called fo ra : • A .. .. .. I Ka 114