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1p44: ro• 1, 111 ft , 1-r 11 enable them mare fully to 4ron.i.fer alioates of Eti leper. ble, • aliments. mooed fur a ream of the Sick an4Cetniantsesitott. embarked from IVolcheren i , by Sit Eire Co .ta,ll6e.st 14'I. September, to 31st tChetotaw lest—om-1, with rt Eereuce to the same sub- Ate+. theCusocustoa of the Excu t ou ga mo►tJ fur a retort' of the battalions at the rout tumid of the Geteeral OS et ou - that siatiith, from 15t Sep etieber to 11Hk Oclo:Jer.—..Ordreti. Mr. Wm ritlLE.tp wore I-A.A. That an humble ♦ddress be peesenu 41 to iLa•Alajeary, that tlt.►e be laiJ before the fir nie Copies ar Extracts of nil Corttapondeuce, biter's! our (;overintreat, Mi nister, mil Cournitid,T-in-elnef,' it, Spain, the Sparic.lt Gaverunm at. and prntoits in authority in Slott country." The mo•ion cutnptin.J a lung list of tl riper* proved for.—Aqreeit to. 11A N uaißs• CHECKS BIL L. Mr. Gttcs mot rtl the Ortter of the Day for the s•vond readi.ig of this Bill ; and entered at some 1.. n into his obje c tions t o th e law as it now stood, con.idered as` pa ttittl, unproductive, and t. +kill *fed to increase the numbers of country b mks. • , Wii.terrow. in reply, stated, that the Act Iwo:ducal 30.04101.. per annum, to the rev. me, awl c.ttled ou Gentlemen to consider how that ass. to Pfpippliell, shout/ they rut off the coerce, from Whit he cousideerd as fuitudless obj.ctions. life pored, as an innendme.it, 1 , e4- sal of the word al now' the oco. reading should take place. this day six oinnt'.l3.'" Mr. Uese.npizarte.l. sod the CII4IIOELLIM of 4) Excosoina oppneest. the Bill ; which was wi,L tot a Arnie% TUE I-341iTISH PRESS REPORT-ORDNANCE ESTIMATES. air. 11/Snivo'Nopt brought up the report of the Conunitte. of Supply; snd. entire motion for agree ing to t to resolu:ions for Ordnance &Inflow', Mr. Ilstiltss mirk several obscrvettooros on the increase of Expenditnre iu this brooch cf the ser vice, end expressed his conviction that inoi-tifth or one--ixtle of the preseret Jest's Estionntes, even oi ler giving credit to Alwirers fur the retreurhonorits they hail insole, aright be trikvn ott without injury to the srry . ce. lie regretted the want of a super intentlirs powe•, oust thought that an estimate shook! ...tate. as fully as possible, the diffet rut !wails bf cerner. • • lie objected to the great expeoditure 'to the Wesldn.lius,. which, in his opinion oright to Ise dome away. Awl recontoseadrd,. that twit tle p irtinetit dhoti l rotoiler, nut mirth what ens bf CM :d to rs otter perfection, as allot the country corolla sintre. Me. W. Port. acrcle I to the propriety of mine litz the great eiipeose its the West lochs ordnance ; and, stated, that it asa sot the contemplation of Go vernment is do sway the different estiblosloone n t s in lime different [sheds, and to hove Lint one go 'ectihte s lionro t t,•wh;cla tszt for nil. Ili• iinat -0.41.11 that his Right llun. Friesool shmal•l Moo; ratl inn;-:ixth of the estimates would be sostilo•lent, without going itdo oily explanation in proof el* his sesertinu. There wane o.at iog in the p , e-ent year pf One million asitlis Loll . ..which waft no smut' s respect to the Martens Tnwen , they should coosider the wee and feeling of the country at the period when they were built. It was not right that the cocruy should know every thing they were thrill:, and therefo.e the liesils of the testi mates 5;1011111 soot ire in tile public; but they you'd 'not lie charged with biltlollllellt. Freitag wore ex plicit is every instance emu any former Atloninio. Mr. Ilvtousul4 thought, that 39 there was i pro • ',Pet"? of a long duration to the war, they should look to some perotottritt system to puppty them oath The weans or coniin:ti.ig it. lie insisted strongly trprai the went ofist.outrouliog power which should li.ok rulaiittely into the expv t id i ta te :I* the country. Grimm! Tsat.s..rox ridiculed the idea of defewl ing the tenuity by means of Marteflo Tuners, and concurred to the opinion thlt ert..lX Means should be adowed to etonotrii•e and retrench. Mr. lirattnals-•• Called on as I Intve been, it is pecessarj for me to rim ; the Right lion. Gen tleman, Mr. Pule s had told them snack about his b-ing Secretary of the Navy, awl a Clark in the °Matinee, yet he had not said one word about his Secretaryship to the Vic, ray of Ireland; was it possible that this ecuntry, or the repre re;italivcs of . it, would be sati.fivd with a gross •mount. given 'loin, without a single particle •ceounierf fur?" Ile sass at all times happy In listen to the lion. Geotletnan, but inure particularly so Staten he was iutelligiLie, which lie was OhilgVil tO VM S not the case that night. However tali/lured his arguments, were to convince, he we. fearful they bad tiot recrive,d their reward. Wits the country to be 'pot to an every., before unknown, such told we Im.e commenced such a building, and if you do trot grant us a sidlicient min i all ler here do ne w ill be u-eless?" In wirate li t; ht found there cuss. traCting for buildings oats the hest nott.hotl, and why should they not apply it to public braidings? To the honour or thobe Grotletnen, whom he, iu hits sphere, had employed, they finished their • ne g ..- sweets to kis fail suisfaction. Although ha was sot a !military 11130, tor sit engineer, yet, ass M.-whet •f Parliament, be irememeed that public build ings' althoughon a larger s c ale, should Ise cottoned with the same economy. The other Hight lino. Gentleman (Mr. liuskirson) talk e d o f b ring tit and out a office, as a child would of it s t oy . .• 1 Ise you down this day. sad I take you up to.mor4 ow so with the Right lion. Gentlema n ; althou g h he moved his seat nearer the door, and sapprared ra shes melancholy, yet there was not tiny appearance of his exit.. The Ilonottralrie Gentleman hid wait niurli about I.ritirry, in a termer Admirostratian, Ile would wish to see the cortam rased of the • seat, and to lay open to the world what immense ewes it bed disposed of in that way. They ire *bore ;citing you stew; 10,0001. for tbi., or for that. What are their ar;„urnents ? Give it, or the it-rvice of the country must ha at • stood. Ile would call it, from himself, a sweeping clunse; out• ant to corivitice, bat ,to drown the senses. Uraler _t hoes comideratioas„ with all due delereure to the lion. Gentlemen who rule the country, at trust ad. Ti.e His Ma,. sty, Pe wand any the ra port should limbs agreed to in ao then a House. Mr. ASKIAT Camera recapitulated h.s state ment of aroma. , night. lle rnentraned the- ith re t for slush the Dort Into's,. Mills were boilt,.and the moans used for their cicada.. unused t/ It t he stature ustauced au eV ra% agiust eNprivii tire. , • LONDON. SATVILIMY. MAE.cn 17. At a lite hour, last night, we received Dutch Pe perry to the 14th instant, frutn which we hate made the following viarattd VIENNA, FED. 2t. . On the'3,l of March, the noptml ceremony of the A -eliduche.s Matia (-whim, Muh the Etupelor Na poleon, will take place, the Duke of Neufchatel being his Proxy. _ _ On the dth, ' the Archduchess is soleinnly to renounce, for herself and her iesue. all right of suc cts‘iou. with regard to any part of the Austrian do- On the Bth, the Empress Maria Louisa is to tale her departure. The nobility are to aseembfe a short time lit fore her departure. Twelve ladies of the p dace, four Lards of the bed-chamber, four peies, and toe prince and Princess of Trentniansdorf,'are to *tired Her Majesty as tar as Brannan. His hlsje.ty, the Emperor of the French, has sent part of his ponds to Braunan, with several Ladies of flouour, Lords of the Hed-charnbe►, cud MO Officers, to receive his Consort in it man ner worthy of His Imperial Majesty. The Coun tess of La: tmky, hitherto tirst Lady of Hobour to Her M ijo.ty, is alone to attend her to Paris, under the title of Lady of her Palace: PARIS, MARCH S. The Minister at Al'ar has received a report from Marshal Duke of t'astiglione. dated Gerona, the glad of last month, whereby it appears that, on the _oth, n battle wits fought in the plain of Vich, where our troops, commanded by.Ortieral Soubsitn, ware sit...irked by the Spanish entalanian army, un der the orders of its newly-appoilited Chief , (,ene rst ()Jnimel. • The insurgents furim d their titlark. with the utmost fury, but were repulsed on all point., 'end he fesolt of the octirel, in obit+ Gt nerrlSouliatnwas badly, ) et not mortally wounde.ll in the heiid, was, that . the enemy havin g lest 6900 semi in killed and wounded, fled with the utmost forecipitalion owl disorder s 'end retreated to the walls of Tarragona. Odami•l's intention was to d• stroy the division of Souh:sin, to blockade °liable, End inter cept 11-e communication of our troops with Fiance. Our I.t amount■ iu the whole to one hundred and Arty killed, and two Irindred mud twenty-styes' wounded ; among whom are seven Officers. The official details of the vaqueros nfsCusdatoope were publidmed, Loa inoriiiii ; ;„ in au Eziraurdiaary Gazelle, of *Nell we give a rapt.. • very extraordinary report airs current at 0,- tend lag Mm:clay. It WOO entiCle,illy stated, that the Austrian Princess M AXI . A Louisa, the intended !wide of BON APAR T E , had fled in disguise from Vienna, in order in avoid the marriage. The elope ment rumour reached Dover by time Papperiburgh mewl Siedingers, Capt. LANTE, s:r Jolla vaautoo, and Mr. Wu. Bum, a Mr rioter, are, we undershirt!, caudithars for the town of Edythe.. Yee - terday the Loan NIATOR held a Court of Common Council, at Guildhall, to take into con sideration a report from the Naw;gatien Committee, requesting a loan of 60001. in ant of their tunda, which the Court agreed to; and the CHAMISILLAIII direct.d to tianbfer the name. A Motion MI4II lllnde to rewind the standing or der of the Atli February !art, respecting addresses to Ills M3jest3•. which wee negatived. The sum of iOOl. was voted by the Court {on the 'norm, of Mr. M.iwinan) to the society of Friends (or the Belief of Foteigaiers is Distress. It was tette, ed to the General Purpose Commit tee, to consider the expediency of repealing the se. vend Acta of this Curt, for. the nomination and eli (lion of Aldermen, and of consolidating the pe el-lotto of the said Act into one Act. Yet rdsy, a Court of Directors was held at the East bells liouur, when the ships Larkins. of tko, and /kip", of wo tons, were t.tke.s up for one royuge iso the Company's servinr. The Court ad joilrhed at seven o'cluek, till Tues Icy Next. The Earl of Ftiost.t.ret elf yesterday fur Etl.n- Mr. HAT is on the eve of his deportnre for Dub lin, resume tilt duties of his °flier as Secretary to the Catlio!ies of liettiod, which had been trans tv.t..t, 'loth% Ins ale wiece in London, by Counsellor O'CostvaLL. Without nt all iuf.ioKing on the Itewittions in Ireland against the Royal reit), we may schture to express an anxious hope, that snub arningernente may be made, rei every true Liend to the Lritisk Como ironing would re joice to see carried into effect, and which we expect as probable, from the number of Parham ntary friends of all pinti• who *ought the opportunity of oxplooataMll with t!to Emil of FINGA I.t. und Mr. ILA Y. At the 4 :helin.ford As-izes, on Thunsilay, Co"per anal IV. Ilraprr, were fournlgn/ky cutiint; t tiunk• from the elinriut fifth!. IL v. J.J torn wins. .1.6444 thw t hio n , a boy of 14, we. loActool for rob hong teltu.k..•-reiot of 301.—Goiky.-3lorehac6 Leon f I /,silty of slopping EAsTY on the Fighwoy, trth intvlit to rob him. On the (;;vil Side, on informant!' wits preferred be J. Mf1.94 MR, a commute informer, against ARRAH•III Tneneo, a respeetvlde fernier, for keeping n grey holod, and killing gn•ae, he not Ini:1 qualified.— Verdict for Defenttni;. A great many of the maztralnes lisd been built bf contract; though the Llononmble GeMleinarts (Mr. Whubte.til, had insinuated that. none of Olean had been etec•ed by such engagements. When d. .patch was necessar:‘, exp.:ate wai a secondary con sideration. Mr. BANKFS espWw-d, one: which the report was agreed to. IRISH GRIND JURY The second reading orate Irish Grand Jury Bill was de leered to 3lotaday. Mr. LLIIIII/OUTON brought up the Report of She Free port Act Rill, which was agreed to. The Irish Corn Importation Rill will rea4 second, and ordered to Le read ai third time on Alonday The Corti Pros ision Bill went thrutiOt a Cortint;ttee ; the Ityttslations writ• agreed to, and the Report link-reel to be received no alutulry. The other Orders of the Day were then disposed of r sad the House adjourned, at eleven o'clock. to Moodily. WHITEII,4LL, rkIDAT, MAIMS id. Br_ bre Sir Wattilia Win r, the ‘..l4Frita of the Itot.to •Lord A isas, Lord 11 Attt4o4tBV, the ATTURNEY.OIOIIIII4I., thi Right hon. R. U. SHE till) 411, awl uoeral alters. .Ilciabtr. cif Ilia Mojestis IP4 icy Commcil. ♦ THIRD THEATRE. Mr. War MOW. ti OdlOg fur tit, tioaers fur • third theatre, uttdressed their Lord ships. Hu court-titled, OM! the patents grunted to the present theatre, did out go to the exclissim of another; maid 'Hewing, for a moment, that it dill, it was, in his opinion. doubtful whether the iirerogat tee of the Crowns could be borer out. in grunting a mono poly. hlonopolies in trade bad been detoured mi ler/ha; and au amusements, nccordiiig to the letter of the law, they we re also void, the moment the ploces became the source of trade and profit. The pe titiuus that had been laid before their,iordships, front the Pateutcea of the established 'lteatrer, de nied the neceioity of a third theatre. and that they had not made more than 6 per cent of their princi pal. That eniAlit be; but there wet a education, it hether misetanartnent had not cat's, d it ? This wits yet to be prove tl. It wok film itr4t-il, that his clients had taken advantage of the two nitfortmiste tires which had taken place; this he denied, and their Lordships must be sensible of it, when they reflected on the great increase of the population in London. When those patents were granted, there War not half the inhabitants that are ut present to till them. At eei taiupt•riotit of the year, there was a great increase of strangers into the city, Which, Covent-Garden Theatres, as it now is, and Drury. lade Theatre, rebuilt. lii its greatest magnitude and pomp, could not contain. Tle:ir argument mtg. that tli.y have enlarges! their theatres. as the populanoo hail increased. . Be it so. Rot their Lordships would reeolleet, wink they widen • ell the •t ea of their Theatres, they prevented th e public from being entertained ; they put them at such a distance from the stage, that the coon.. ter = race of the petfornser could not be discerned, without he distorted the meseles of his face to that degree, that, to ilium nearer the stage. it appeared ludicrous; the Sitioe with the voice, it was so strained, that nature was forgotten. He wiilied their Lordships not to coneidet the Petition of h's clients, as theirs alone, but that of the pothlit. 'there were one mill oin of personas in and aboUt this metropolis, who visited Theatres; and could it be contended, that two were sufficient to contain then ? It was conteuded, in the Petitions, that teen those were not illwaye filled : this was not the fact, for they were filled to more than an overflow; when the entertainments wean worthy of die ettend ance of the public. The application of his clients was for a Charter, winch, in his opinion, would not give them au advantage over the other Theatre'. by their being an incorporated bo fy. It was not a corporation for specitletion; 200,0001. had 110111 Inb . Scrillotd. %PAM he laid nut its. the baiCling sad decorations ; thi, would be alwitys u sofflAcist security. It was stated, that it would pin the subscribers in a better situation . than thiee of the existing Theatres, as it relieved them from personal responsibility. This argoinent,• in his opinion, was nugatory; for, by the Charter, the lucorpor,tted Lindy would be responsible, instead of single promo! security. Suppose there nits no Charter to be granted, what a difficulty would there be iu suing? Some Proprietors might be perhaps minors, others married, avid some dyad, how could the creditor form Ins declaration of fiction. If the Charter cueild not he granted an the merits of the Petition. he-hued another propmitinit to make. The NlSerifil of the ft , i1.1.4—" You have not air trwered the übjcetim of the Attorney and Solicitor- General." Mr. ‘VAasseso,in continuation, said, it was his in tention, by the proposition that he was alluding to, when interrupted by their Lordships, to hare an swereil the Learned Gentlemen'a objection. He could not see why the present patentees should ob j• ct to others arriving to the same itittiation they were placed in by other means than those he had followed. lie wished to rest the question upon the broad ground. that it was the public that applied to their Lordships for relief. His clients were will ing to take a charter in any way His Maje.ty's in:t enets might think meet ; they were willing to un dergo every rtstraint the Lord Chamberlain, ii, his ple.isure, might wish to imocareon them. They were willing to lo•Ige in the rands nu,nool. or mom, only to he entitled to the dividend, t h e principal to m ouths as a security for all claims that might be in ide nozlinst them. Under all these ernif.iderlations, he (the Learned Consbee:) trusted that their Lordships would rent the prayer of the Petition. Mr.' ADAM. Counsel for the Potenteea sof Covent. garden, morei, that•the Petitions Niels , presented night be read, which was macardingly done by the proper Officer. They were as 'follows. The Peti tions of Mr. Uterine, Mr. Mitten. Mr. Sheridan), end Mrs. Ilennetta Sheridan, as the wife and stole hey of Mr. TIMMS Sheridan. abroad foe the hearth of his health. Mr. CIIRWDOD followed on tlie lame aide. and contended. that the prero4atire of the Ctown did not eutend to inonnpolies rind, nu the same Cooi ng , when a Theatre hecarte an 'article of trail., 4 10 a profitable one, she Crown w as o u t au th oroe d . grant such mourn oly. Mr. ADAM. 101 Colicsel for the Proprietors of Covent-Garde,' Theatre, 'lisped their Lordships wo o l,' b e pleased to gr an t, that the deciwort of the present roes:ion be postponed to another day. Ho was convinced that their te-rerri”ion wend not be withheld. when he elated to them the circumstances of peculiar harihliip and embarrassment by which those whose cant he was to metros-site woo e effected. The question before their Lordships was nn. Of grunt tnagnitiok, bath wish reenril to prerogative and privilege. It was not ht to decide it by a War wind before their Lordships. instead g into a Court with a perfect ondleratarolin t r between all smartie% As to the time and ',stare of the roe.. a lum ; he quoted the else of the Duke of Athol, in which all the (ImA:flew s mere printed before the case gas brought forward to he alrciaird stpoto; but here he was Mkd upon to-answer the long and la borious detail of the opposite party. one of whom was a subscriber to the loropo,e.rl ettnblitliMettf ; hr wax nnprepire.l to do so, it lietnird the rower of 4 human beim!. nano such a innineittary notice, ' 1 to ithttt into n lwely of 1..4• ao p e rpi rxe d and ela borate. 1, ith r. total to ibe Theatrical History. it aro , impo.s.h' it for him tottosrrenvh.:t. th e eins i nsel had grounded raison the Sorb intl, June end Gibber, [.;.tout a survey of thos e rities. He we pfet rated from suds s „ guin,ist os might hove operated it, of thopt autli,oi•ies, by e shortros, ti ts but if lie had hart time for a mintve all the circumstances rep/cc:Wig the might have fotiud something whirl., t is &rice success to the c.ause in which gaged; he ini4lit have brought forward %ow, . aidcratisinr„ which winflel effectually Lotdships to prevent the ilia , to barite of the i n ,. sent set I,d plans. He the,. ortretted to the II:. sentinz of the Petition for the new Theatre, rote t, the refloat or its prayer by the Attorney a,,d soli. citor „ General ; ohnip:optinur o . ' its itij inn ice ,itaai,t by cooridered conclusive, and preclud e th v c„,„„ t ,, of a second application. In order to p,cre that tho opinion was 6:insect In point of law, en volu sir videot e was necessary. It sa. Ho. ol I„ material to know the abstract Net, rs to Ili. inerra:, of the pololiatiou of the r sty, 1).0 11 1.0 to know past and Ire, sci.t biate of Vara' rical I;l4'r. it. ged trteal dr it attention to teem' three point.,, ; ,, then it would be seen whether the it/etc: us nl population necer•ssrily involved the increases( 'An titrust riaiting'; and, whether the large size or hi... "Theatre si t Covent-garden, Was so litioug an argt- Mout for the 'Anti)* of a third Theatre. H„ w e ,,A only ask, whether no alteration had tilted place in the mustier.. of the people, since the d, y s cf Garrick The bonne of bo,int as were clisti4cd, the hogs of meals were changed, the hours at whirb letters were re:,eived cud Bent off were changed. The merchant, who, in those dlys, hod 6. his business at on early hour, e•as now as closely confined to that business, a t l b, t i me of Theatrical exhiliition, hg his kor 16. strraw. ',lnert were thoussiosio of other eireumrtail•C. Cs eNratiog to render the attetr!anee at these an ttst. 'swots resort. 41111mIttent.. Tutt,e were stifficle n t to show, that the profits orsking from the prc, ti n.,„•„. blishrncnt wrre n ot sir exce , sive c a to j , ihti!'y Ca- oh. of another to share the emolument*, sisl.le f its additional p.,v..eges, to exult in ill aaperusj 7t. rrgstd to Ihisy-Line Thri le, now n: ie; such awful rircurtistainces, that.rvery huaest oral ;,,!. in miud taint exprricnCellapplueaNnt COktribtit.E4K to Its re-erection; every feeder avid compa , sioi,s4 heart most bear • joyous testimony to .h.• hom a g e a every lateral hand ; .;th regard to 1;:41. hedind no:lting to say, but daft the presto questi 31 affected ;he iniltanoy, tie the *tut the fatherless ; it affected a peewit ohnost cluterd te a state et viftuily hr the cf her band ; it iiirecturt is env: of nnimrueltd,le ty, the cf his • onntry, the majestic v ne . rattle snly:seAte for its ht.:ewes, Ale 0 en- - - - assr-ttor of Its 'Egl'!rs.. That great geoAte , i et ti N late period of lea dews:Jed sopa.' of dint estaldi-hmei.t, its a pro,' to his ISt '. 05 a protraeloe rj the advances of pore' ty and tituti.st; it articled one oho had exle ,!,! d :lu. thousand pouirl.., and another, who had expend,.:l twenty-two thou-quid pounds. All these COMM. si:llllCtst induced that o i tiniout of ii. 9.. son., which o as as sound i t t 14* es it evasO;ne in In 'llot he considered ell the ore' , 11:-, the Learnt d Counsel as tending to the initanta,:e of that sole to winch they trete oppowd. and culled the consideration of thee Cord-hips to th.. very ex traerdinsry and exelutire edvantage. which, if el proposed-istoblisinnent wits eucoujage 1, wett!d v erity to the stibevrihers. They wont! not only have 5 per cent. upon the torn sinbserihed, but a kind of merc.totile dividend of all the pr tits, to , gisher with a .total irtesponsihility. Wits not this an unjust and unprecedented adval.tagel The application was I.llr a chartered company, ac cording to the ordinary usage of law, and some panted with all the privileges annexed to chatters. Every advantage whi h the Learued Counsel had set forth as resulting to the proprietors from stadia measure, was an additional argument against the claim. It had been said that the public reputed new theetre, bat that assertion came front an II - terestt d quarter, und their Lord.ships could, Lit doubt, see the propriety of considering accurately and weighing maturely a sta:etnetit supported only by nssertinn, amid that of the weaker' kii.d, havicc ori4inoted in one of the ponies concerned. Gnat promisei had her. mode with respect to the so a- bly of the intended Thew-, and itnattn—vo thrown upon.. thine now existing ; but when a Theatre was opened, he did not see how t h ey could exclude any description of prisons; I.e thought the nrcitsatiois maser harsh, especially as they had brought forward no proof in Justin ratio's of it. It had been contended, up , the opposite side, that this Wm not like a commer. riot concern ; he would wish to knot, then. what conceru it was like ? Was it rut a rty em burk.rl in on Undertaking from clutch ptc;it was :0 be d -rived ? Toe granting of a patent, iro:a II tei eireuttistences„ would be, in his opinion, an act of injustice towards those who had expended an much money upon en incorporeal herellutaince . , ohnh had been handed down, from gene , atian martins thin, upon the strong mail hitherto unsotticpted understainlin;, that it we, exclusive. The p'e• scut application was for privileges oho li then • Lordships hid before denied to the Globe lii• surance Company ; they hod du nied i: moo as 1111. questionable princi,l , that it must have oeciatrel to the injury of others rove. lite.; ru .I:c trod-.. There vests oothing Ili Vie morality of the case which shoohl Milner them to grata it ; u, d Mere was every thing in the situation of the istitio abs would be injored by the mew-ore, which should disioeli ne them_from it. It must affect the father less—it must aff er a person almost approacbi•og stste of futurity—it must affect judielduals of hood ch a ract e r an d g.,. s t exertion, and involve to its enti-n•quirruce, the t;reatt at etnics of the age. The Cum't nceeded to Mr. Adsra's requirst, sod eitioortied tell further entice. 1911Cei tor STOCILII TS.YrEtti.•l s re. Cert. Cirnsab Earhorreer BM. S h nr i .Ris• (41 10 is pr. ( terrstelraig 30 to Or Bark foe Clyerine• "l 6 Cumuli toe T RIAH.Stork Rrnirr. 4., Corrlllll, and q, Chs-Lar.erer. .... rotor t (:. fii, No 1. a'wriv... • ".• lio.l r0b:1440.J N Ihe 1 4%ire, N. Is , Hatt •of 41 CIP" 1 " 1. r' aro., chem. br J 44111 TE. }'re* 8-r fw IS,. rywr. rent I. Is 'rem paid). edl b. My ri tore 41. ■r I Pt .• OP TV T' &no. P;11 C 1 J ■IP A I LW sm t the r now il..s EX CL. Grot. Ti, OPEN day, f a , Admitt Tickeli s IQ 5,000 rtfite. fe P.trket t took of the rltlo - 32 Hell, irrm► m The ARDmi; 11, and •ses; 9 20,g, _I ,, wkr e,, I )11. 'lf, 3.4 rel y r L'o• 4 j~l In 1•m.,. ~,~~ 6 41.. 4 .7 IA R'Mrr p trn I~M~~ AQ . . . - l'l44recN v l 4; . l l 4e L . . the lintslints , 4 , l ,. ~ ~, .. " 11 *: aurae' of tlonie, 4 ,2 min stid i • ~ „ 1,. ~,,'..! - Merl it. 4 i . ;• 11 le l .lta.„ l ' '. sie stiortioss ,ii tit,. " 4 ruteltre ea:1 , 1, 1 : 414w : ...• cliteg th e • , ,reeti no, ., Ig *111(.11 w , n1.1 1... n 1 t ' - ,e in whirl' h.. .. „ 'gilt fOrNatil .1,1,.:: ~,n drectitally iultiei. ti . ;r:r X Flit. ul trance of the I , :ee y:e ti, miteetted he the 11- • Cos the new The t — re p , ich.l o 111 the Attnrtley 4i:;1•ol 1 )t' O' it.. iiij iiet tee ,'hl'hi d preel tide tin. ii,c,..,,, t , fl I order to pi cre Olind . . ,tat: IA of . lat., an ici rse „, 11.1 essary, I t sy,, ~,,, 0 , 1 , 7,,t Net. rs to 111. inerr,i l - 0 1 . r, hot alson to k onw es I it..• sod mine:4l 111:• r. it, b e. _ A 1 two Of thr ee points, 4:I , tkr tether the Mel e , lif. CFI wed the int - reale of plat- em er the large size of if, WAS 40 Iltioug an orgc. ties bird Theatre. Hr wou:d ellionhArltikm place in ri e, since :he clays e r ' FIt )9 ,, 10t:i4 were clisii4ed, ;Si changed, the hours at Fed and went ott We re to, in those rhea, hart !i•• The early hour, oloi now as T 'slates, at the time of Wra his tle:k or Iv. serratr. Dam other eireomrtate ce co- alffit FIVF.IIIICe 41 there atrttbt- Ain 7 1,e,t Were •t4friclvnt to g from the prestui. any- "Is .are are to ph, Cy t',.. oh. diem he emolument*, and)" , Xrc exult in its snpen o ,i•,. Tit Swim LC ThtelliC, 1nc 44 ,,' 4 , C , nodes tat.every nouevt sad f, t !.. Mimi lentioeti, et eesitribt.t.E 4K 'des and compre..lol, 2 , Al timony to . he Monne of hr. a egard to 1;:41. Tf.. it ~ said last the pivietd ilteesti ii bltz del•1;411 , ., the Ci,,c,, led & 1141410 :1111(c4 Te. r the uhieeeti of h'er's,. ortimructrdele inn- 4 -, 01) ;:try. tit • majestic V n e. 1 ilbe vile*, .:Ite I. Lear . cioe. • ' bar Ism ch, it great get!iio , i et ri N . Vent :Wed slim" the I:. cdect V4ra 91 roe to his tiretiseag st ~ O. Dim tc AtS of poveity and i'•••-- 'stoic'. Eon ho had extr, .!,1 d fix.. Ober, , ter, who had expende :l I.* 4 all. All thru! (serum. I'm , it of U. 9.• lea . . , rd is r,- Miss S .1* as it iv.ms . p;l' , . in In •- Mr Py the 'tegume n t., 4.: t.,•e..1 I.mwa ' Pt..e, sliding lo the a,it anta,:e ~:t ewers 1 nit type,r,l, a n d (idled I TIM Did•llipi to th- very ex- Fora • —_.— drantagr. which, if t"c • encosrage 1, would sr- PAV They wont.' not mit sum iinbectihril, hut a P . d of nil th e 1:1-liN, to 1 nsihility. Wl,s not this Istres•ct rited advat.tage T The et , 154,1, wrteresl empsny, ace Pt) 11. age of law, and seem- IGO, J. Man. as annexed to chatters. L4CEN a Learned Counsel had subit, es proprietors from such a &e. &c, argument against the the re sr at the public required .1 lines, ; tion came front an ii - sass'. 1 lt.ssent i r Lord.skips would, to e l a .0, hy considering accurately EXILE Ceinesit sup ported 0111! Grott sql le weaken' kii.d, bovine SvCOlll Wedo rtirs concerned. Great ----- esd h respect to the reo7a- @tr and imptiti—olm rilif I: misting ; but alien w 1 SA OPEN lid not see how tiny daYt free iption of perms; I.e Ada uther harsh, 4:wet:Lilly rd no proof in Justin- NE" een contended, sir is nt h Tickets e was not like a comeler- -4 p eh to know, then. wit It it rut a prori rly eft' IS ...... 'iorn *inch pi cuit *as :0 s,non P f a patent, i t.,,:a then,rims, ia 1 n his opinion, an ii:t of l'Jeket. 01 had expended so muds a vie of at it herellutainer,•, which etterhve re in gene , ation to gene's- , J 2 Hell, • et.otb as I I hitherto un.i , t(tePted The i 11 I exclusive. The re- ARD.,,, : ,,, , privilege:, who li thin I 11, and f Feel In the (..;;olle In- •••••••• sire t e I d. nird i: own; as Cc. tilto rem it lt must brier leyristrot tiyond cc. itee,l in .I:c trot .. .. ••• Per morali%, of the car oskr early _,.. to gretit it ; iii•d them Ltion of the patitlC4 Why i )11. .1 nes-ure. which Acids, must affect the father. *lt asd Is t'i'ny t i . 1y „., almost approatbilig a t0mm;.4,..,,, affect inch.itinals of '' 4 "*.l.r in itertion s and involve to oi. soi• .1 t Arnica or the age. ra mii,,,„,.., , :ceded to Mr. Ad•'a 11 ' r ialto t h t...,,, • , ,„ tether notice. • ..m g k i „.„ "'•m ,a I litarsinii•%. .... tie; I I 11 , ..., 4 .. 4 _ ~, 4 , ' tors e ,1 1 .1 10 if, pr. k i. '''' ig 44 &el 14, 10 yr a , only I • • • ^l6 4 E . Ju1.... • • ..... 60 4 i i 9 • . 1 61 e•et T AMC stork , lirnkrr• IL 4 „ . nll3ll, and q, Cloy use•rress N,t.. _