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~r PMW • • - ♦ . : sumnza 2037. EIGHTEENTH TIME. TH EAT RE-ROYAL, MA?-MARKET. firiiiS PRESENT EV EN INO, Aug. 2, will be performed, a Not Ploy, is three acts, inteollerst.d witb Music), cshkd THE FOUNDLING OF THE FOREST. ThieClunsinters by Mr. Young, Mr. Jones, Mr LW, Mr. Earley, Mr. listou, Mr. Grove, Mr Smith, Mi. Noble; aka Gibbs, Mrs. Listou, Mrs. IRivenpurt, airs. Glover, ikr. &ts ehnratier, in the Dance :—Mr. t'. Hilitnis, Miss Johnston, Irkssis. Carboni, Goodman, G, jun ; :It :lobos Harrel, CranSeld, Cinpnt. It tall, Sink, s, Sic. ry h. M OtiC, incidental to the Plsv, entnposind by r Kelly. Alt.r stitch, (acted lint ware) a Kra" Musical Riarnance, in Ta o Act., caned, TI IF. VINT AO F.RS. With new Reistery, Dresses, and Otenratinns. The Orcrture and Music, entirely new, ensuposed hy Mr. Bishop. Tbe Characters by Mr E,re, Mr. Holland, Mr Grose, Mr. List's, Mr. Tnylnr, Mr Finley, Mr Joins, Mrs. Eyre, Mrs Sr Leger, Mrs. Liston, al Scc The New Musirol rbollllll4ot. called The Vintagers, was received with unbounded applause. ist.d will. be repeated every esesing till bother noiioe ,—To-siorrow, with Three Werke after Nlairsate, stab Bilbsg n o m u m*, watts The Posed has of the Forest tr oioiße. trinsiniv, mot Kslliaß so Alursler. T ENTN TIME THB F.NGLIVI OPERA. LYCEtiM THEATRE. DT Al/ITHORITY Or THE LORD CHAMBERLAIN. r g 111174 1 ,. .., , 5ENT F.:X . ING, Aug,. -2; wilt I be perfumed, for tbs truth too., • New Opera, is Ihree acts, ratted, THE It::SSI ,t•N IMPOSTOR ; OR, THE DIEGR or SMOLENAKG. Ptigurselteli (thy I wipisuor) Mt. Roy dad ; Zallll,lski (Go. of Ssolvnakol, Mr. alsrahall Cdlotiel Ristierg, Mr. Philipps ; fives, Mr. Smith ; lAradobtog, Mr. Person , Luitftad, Mr Hors; Kiakt, Mr. kotiorry ; Atkins. Mrs Monntsia;*Bnass, Miss E Itolton (being tier (outfit ap pcsrewee in the character:: Liska, Mrs Amer. FfiVlolli Rr tint Opel a, 2141. woe, a lie." Grand Ballot, tailed . . 17. 'll4 \kI;0 13 ; OR, THS INDIAN tovEns. Mira. (a favourite Rattans of the biahe#h), Mrs Ferte ; Taesre (PfabeW, Mr. Roberti Outsets (Confidastt of Tarare), Mr. GI le•IP ; i ' hwf Dane,' Mosier Nobly ; fteltio, (a Toting Allan ior)Mausieor D 00111111; Arnaria, (a Yonne Inilian) Miss Lapino ; 1/Khalif, (Father of Arpasial Mr. Boulanger, Fa-Morrow, the Nee Opera of The Russian Impostor, or, The Siege of Stuuteasko ; trait the New Grand Ballet of The Nabob. A gen. Graud Pantomime ballet of Actiste,•feaailed on a Ro-nautie German Legend, railed Kitupschou, the Forest Fiend, has hero tom is preparation, at this Theatre, soil = 144, will he produced Ott r swait, after Ike new Opera. The Paddle are ran informed, that Mr Cbiwk to wagnifed Am II for Oiel.'S at is TlPOort, and will make his lest appesillyMil igl• GM' tia,ll, 111 the ehaphaliarailmal Mew *Mee ja thil COME Opera of Tat prate‘ VAUXHALL tfailer the Pattaaaga of his ilia PRINCE of WALE /Tints PRESENT EVENING, August Lail! _. R Ia a =AND GALA , sa Ealabitioa af PM& BAIT PHESBNIATION TO 4 VALUABLE LIVING. 111 1 10 BE i lie next PRESENT A 110 N 1 bats Unita, of the salmi a upwards of One Thou sand Nowt. a year, situate In • ;dement part of our of the Weaken Camatirs, not far from Bath and Orrstol. There if a good house, copies and o ffi ces. For further parties :Mrs inquire of Slows. Graham, Kin 'leafy, and Doinville, Lru,M'a-fool or Mr. thelps,.alti *whey, Warminster. ESSENTIAL SALT OF LIMO:0, roc taking Dim 144milda, hirer's, fled Wan, and othrr Stains, out of Linen, 'Zarin, Low, ht. Gad for many usher Caw as a Subotienk fee Lessons. Price Opp Slttl. hug the Meg. . • I nuttiermis Cortiptsints that I I A t :k ora rN pus t t:l7:::, i'v el usitliir the title of Salt of Le mma are not cnity istlfectoul, but that they burn aid dr, Seteiiiis Lima*, I thick it Necessary to inform the Inhlis tiast my Truk Eanc.itial Salt of !minims is only to be had: wholesale and retie., at sly Shop in t.;orkspnr.st.im, or.d that rune is to Le 4-pruchnt input as min. but what has 111 V Siostsre on the butting, of each But, and on the outside of the Wrapper. W. BAYLEY. N.B. 'lle Salt of Lemons is partieulari‘ %Milt to Ladies in washing their haudi, al it illitlati : Aaki./ .at the Sh..iis of Emit, coloured Gloves, 6.e. and is ninth Inure agertalce to use Om Lesion itself. At Utt same place may be BAYLET's SCOITER. ING DROPS, fur taking Grease out of Silk, Shur, Wadies Cloth, itc. (1-1 A LLENGF..—Mt:II,es. CorriC and Co. .j &messes, late tu His Ilviesty's settle", challenge ths whole word to prove a single iitatienee where their inedicine stul mei lota of cave Lave failed of the desired effect. The practice of away .cats 10 this particular bersorh of their pro fession, has tint given row to our out:taco/lot care. Thee. contina, to direct their studies to the treat... Lot and cure 01' venereal complaints, mid that derstigetnem of tho system, whicil is the consequunesi of As pernicious sod wasteful effect: .ef a habit long 414 inapt w 1 appil) pursued by the youth of both sexes. In tie, one it will be found to he the unholy 7 source of harrenues ; the oilier bare its a vaprei fatally developed in Hied% by* diilreesititt state of debi bty, which, if not tigrish: 1.1 imr.::ed, termimtics in impotence. These are it, remoteanilidlltuatrcreels,wiii. consaniotion, lofts of istoseulse power, and Carbon hi:avails caniplabith, usually characterise the earliest iitagis of Ilia, sol.tary vice Of pers•oni mods the disociers imMent to meek a habit, thew treatment le a mpl e . a nd h as new e r p a red uosuccessful 1.. the course of a lun4, laburwue, sod twitch extended practice. In the ta.st obvtitiate mid complicated cars of veiseresl inferhint, sari as oiwlreset Innis in toe err ant, iipusi:a escrme:eivers, hard tintiors, callous ulcers, remotions, seminal weakness, e ice's, as also ST It ICTUR ES, whether remit Of of king ilutatiem, havistmffled the skit of usher Practitioners. are by thea present impure. ed open of trete mem, effecting& and permanently cared, without the patient mileriug the eurruelatia4 pain awl Aar g brown liege which frequently b il lows the: applica tion of the terse Caustic, In the course of twenty years' irdenstwe pearlier, to this metropolis, numerous cases id liteictureshave been and are daily tinder their eare, the meal emilicatieso of which is etticled by a safe, (*edam, and at. peat - ono mode of practice, superior to any other yet adapt ed The witakne:.s., relaxation, and debility proceeding from t hie complaint, air speedily ed, and the patient restored to mound sad vieurons health. Rat where the delolity br kr years existed, a proper permittivity's in their restorative remedies, after die StrictUre has been destroyed, is indispcil ea ly legend/ hp revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to “11111111Ittle the roost itut too. Slums. CURRIZ mid CO. may ha consulted b. either sex, With the greatest eleticey, secrecy, and humour, at their boost, No. 1..7, flatting Gerdes Posttests tu the Cemstrl are requested to state the partite hosed their foss e age, sod general habit of livieg, foollinelaslt • reisinase• gar eekvies end enedienies, when the Mime militia gimes or owe to soy part of the k*dolit. To HAIM time omen w someottal to their uudoking, the postap of mfrs may be added to the account fur mirth ensoe..—gtb Jun% kisatos4"o4ell• , . ... ~::. .• ' ' "--.....7".r. ' 77.77.7"-- .••• ' •. S i •• *. • 1 • a .. . l g ' • • 1•• , ' -.. ' - 4 4 . 4 4 4 da' 4,1-1 a 11.'/ ‘ 4 l i - b C 41 'lli . tttio •abl 0 i R 1 . . ~ . - , _AP . . WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2 1800. 4* - MESSHR. HAZARD, MAINE, end bat,* new en Sale, at their State Lottery :Ace Nu 91, Royal txebaa g e, TICKETS an d SHARES At ; the STATE LOTTERY, wbieh is an a New and Improved Plan, colon-slug of oat,/ soon, Numbers, to be drawn in One Day, October 20, tong. THE SCHEME CONTAINS 4 Priseauf 1 4o,ette 4 5 , ,100 4 8 lono And if With others io proportion—snd out Three Wanks to Prize. •.• Utters, post paid, duly ttoswered, and Schemes gratis. Alt hind of Government Securities bought au.l sold by Cionruursion. FLOWLR, MAYOR. A COMMON COUNCIL. holden in the Chamber of the Guilt'hal of the City of L nun , ua Toesiny, ilar IS day of Augett, tatlY ; Ittaist.s so, 1 1 H AT this C , iurt did, on the 6th day of April last, expreen its thanks and gratitude to Gtr Y LLY .4 1 11,Ai i 1,) WARDLE, Esq. to kis sondem% Sol...ening ..erlunt rtierses egaithtt the late Ceismenth.• -hi-Chief, which, notyrithetsartio2 the moji,rity .. u his favour, in the florae of Conansous, compelled his ra• Big:lawn. That no elarsinstance has sitter transpired which eau in am. , quoinner lessen the ilb i lfeletemee of that invests's'. Mon, impeach metier, or ect the merits of th e case . On the contrary, hie attwam4ed exA-11011,, perseverance, and furtitude, trade. unexampled threats nail difficalties, have develta-il a ',erne of seaudalues ahem, tad corrept.us, met only is it._ in ney, bet in Canons departments of the State. That it has twee diereses's(' ly the said Invelnigatira, .eh it tilts, abuses have extended, Sot uul9 to the din; teal of Chard, and Last laths Patronage, bat also to ilia disposal • heats in the Ups ..turn, and °barges have been hruuTht forward, and proofs offered, hoplicativa in arch currant and illegal trafde Lord Vervain Castlemnigh, the RICA. 'ape tees Percent, and the Henry Ifellesies, all Metoh.a-s of the Home , soot then and sow holding ostenelble situations in His Malan . " Government: • tivere, which, is the len emir of the speaker of the Hisses of COIIIIIIO.III. "'would biitta a aerate, seawall vow the Purkemmet sqd the Nation, than this r opt, ry'biti ail, henna, inset Parliament Las bad •ii etisti.n.••• That tlis said lanseatisidiss has alma led to the discovery, that to,- La. .1 eatatleccagia, oat of His 111•Sesty's,Seerse taut. of State, wd late Preldelent of the Board of Controgel, did, la thgrant breath of hir Ain, as linsistrr, Anse of his patrosaze, and groin idiot:won of the Coastitutiui, place a ‘Yritrrslitio in the hinds of Laird Clearest!, a 'VlPtrihet of the same Board, fur the enrpuic 11.014.114114 fug him &Seat in Pieenissent ; which ft -I the said t.oril Castlereagh Walt Ilelf 1011111 c !; wilt note ',lltlendone there appeared a aria esajonlyl.4 his (team tits •pveuied au (armor of the Duke of York,ia inn ttest riastie, to his Royal 11 Ones., and gr..ss mash u, the .imin the said Lord Casderetigh *tin retinas his 4011171 S 11.1 avow. Thariliinie rusks opal the vital principles of the Coned- Litton have b-rn made with.iat punishment or caseure ; and notaries for tannic, int...1...eh preemies have been rejected, op in the alb gni, frequency and triatiesety of them and Pee lle tent hes thereby, as wail 7B by passiu4 a Rill to pros-eve the Sate of Foals to that Howe, reeugoival and aClloo.ledgesi the csirrept indueace natter which it Wee beet tilted toge ther, and esteemed its functions. That it was stated Icy Mr. Werillir, tlitt there was an uXice pobti bpi timid far the este of Plat-es under Gut erasseut,.. and 'nth *tisane:it, whre made, unleesethid ihf sfinsters soil the H,.us.•, it bas Luce. apoL,te.ll tang the above statemmt was correct; and His Mai, sty's M►nisters navy indicted and convicted several permits con °trued then eon, and with practices were Seducer in the said Indictment to have a leadency le degrade, vilify, and tre eless and bring into contempt, the Administration of lbs IWittlley. That by various statensests which Mr. Wardle has Jately submitted to Perliament, it appears, that, by it ...orrection of the frauds, abases, CurrUrblitna, and peculation, whiCh base bees found to , e x is t to • , cry branch o: the pa.i'ic expestli tart, to which inquiry has extended, sad a wise acist application of oar reeources, the people might be re 'eyed from heavy ana , oppreistre hardens, if not wholly from that inriaisoorial awl most grievous (daft impute, the fns upon locirme. That hIS conduct on this occasion steins to hays drawn upon bon, in a I n gle &erre, the mai tr e sni mu rmu r o e slut, V,C toter, sled io the I notooinnce of these abuses, (fiat in the (pinion of th.s Court, iodividnals who de. vote their exerttrtss toward, szposing and cirricting 'mastic abuses, are st all time. entitle) tu the support and prottetion of the cots tit ry, particularly at the preliOnt inotnentollitett titers appears an u .abstisig, effort, on the pact those notor wisely under the intluenee ofGoverithamit, Or who participate io tha cudiuz frauds, cuiroptioup, ewes reColittlunt, to cry down, vase!, and traduce eve►y man ohs has courage sod integrity to expobe sat 1. practices, in order to mislead Os* Potblic, attd divert tbcu . nitelti ton fro** these great.•vds {VOODTHORPS. Tido day are peblirbed, fur I. Itfarencir, 22, Voultryvued H. Eicher, eel, Piccadilly; aed J. Routh, Dlisitelstryet, Pin C.ooliplace ; EI xEitCiSES for IiItITING GERMAN . , 4;- , t" the ILIUM* of ulassettr. fl. (.:1 OW: E HENRY NOEHDEN Published by the mew ,luilaur--41 GRAMMAR of tire GERMAN E.ANGUAGE, sod ELEMENTS Of GERMAN GRAMMA*, iniewva Lir begilodra. • - . I)AIBY'S CARVINATIVE. Fur the Wlrd, Convulsions, Wafery and hey Gripes. and other fatal haunters in the Bowels of Children ; also, f,r Fluxes, Clioloe, and Paine of the intr..tises, in G./UW.I Perseus scarcely ever tinting to, relare, wbea gites se em dtng to the printed diked:hone. 111 I F rru rotrty selir:rrit2,..of this Medicine . having occasioned number of mustiteefeits, rune e.t.a ce.etendiwg to be porpered, from the original rerelpt, iu tire Eltntly n( the tate Mr. Joseph Doan . . Areetlyerarc, u' fletiock-sereet, A:arcorliali.ogusre, the roller. lop en:tract from his will slew to whom he brqneat bed 114 Proper ty. and front wan, utr!) tbe 'cruise Nitdicitis can be pro. Whereas,l years shore instruct my daughter Frauees,rekdr tire a 'lie of Anthony Jilts street. We,t saisistesatisartseati, in the set at sampsosraiing , a restrain M,. tiros, of whlei , 1 am the sole 'mentor. e.doirdi • Dolby's .ty. herb appoint my raid danhter tbe so.. Preporer ur of this usel,r; Xtrilictury 1. like. we give to her my sole peeper" in tbe Car...ivattre, awl all pro. bit arising ir..ar the Salle they outs , to tier, hid her heirs for ever" - Thie Invaluable Cordial Medicine cortinties solely to be prepared by the said F. once. GtII, and euld only by F. New. hery and Suns, NO. St. Panty Cberch.yned, a few theirs Gum ChCaPlidg, ; price t oti. a tattle, duty includ ed j but otoerre, that the words, " F Newher*, No. 45, Nt. Paul's," are engraved in the stamps; and, by their appoiet ment, by Ward, Holhotn ; flacon, 150, and Allen, ri, M iami-street ; Hawkins, BmoLstreet Hayward, ; Harris, Ludtple.street Randall, Royal Excb.inge mid irke, end Bosthnz and Cu. Rommel. HALF TRICE. ' ESAS. 11'1 IA I SO N arid CO: (Intr Bro.. A v . Mete awl tilliciiisoo,) No. ts, Iliiyalarker, and No. 3, t Windesolbetreet, beg to acquaint the Public, that in conompuisce or the great iircrea , c of their Manuractiny of Pomo 'Fortee. they have &hennaed to 'diminish all ..tier branches praise Music LMe atirl arc now selling the whole of their very large mid releabie Stitch of foreign and English 'fume, at half 'be original rice i which it a their intention to combine until the .totla of November drat, sad not longer, as, after that period, the,. kindly C ilrie Z also all Insteumenta and %lacteal Articles at the Premises la the Haymarket, are on sale, at relay reduced prices. Private P.IIOIIF, in selecting Libraries of Magic, hare now an opp,,tlinity of ineladiag every advantage, viz. the brat Atrthols, the most correct Editions, and at the cheapest rate. Orders from the Country will he correctly and punctually attended to, bat must be promptly paid fur. Nu Mus;c will be exchanged, cr taken sack again. Tenor to Merchants, Music-sellers, Pridemore, and all Dealers, Italy be known by applicat . at the Warehouse, Nu. ld, Haymarket, either by ktter, or persoual inquiry. Instruments no hire will be disposed of to the parties numb to their advantage. N.H. Catalogues of late Publications are printed, suit may be bad at the Warehouse. WHEN Men of education sod prodeasiontit atrill, ate perseweriag end' insweiriad iiiikaskaarit to discover the meet +ale and certain niellout of besting • few preeptlioy, diseases, the successful result of tteisaaperisuce ia the bent proof of eapriority. Mr GOSS, after behest (meshed, Migrated as a PdElf- DER of th e tettyAl. COLI.EGE of SL'ItGEONS. sod • initiated into Every breath of the Ptufcastos. (cettiliCille • and testiesquials of witieb, frinatAliiforrut tiotpitale, he has to eerier% made the mire of the fullonlite Diseases the objeet of his particular study, via a CERTAIN DISOR -I)tift, frequently contracted to a euciu:iit of tetunication ; • DEBILITY, *halter untie; hem Bacchanalian indalps. eirs, lung residence in warm climates, or a SECRET SO -I.ITARY VICE, too often unhappily puiatted by the Youth of Oath Sexes ; in the one it will be found the cause of STERILITY or BARR EN Nas, and in the other OCClatilill ahninerour train of Nervosa Diseases which, if iteetimely re. urstuied, teomiwate to POTENCE id CONSUMPTION, The result of a hme anal ezteasive Practice bat emaided him, by a pveulinr and superior teethed, to artist aud effec tually reuiove those Disorders, however iuretezute ur coin pli:ated, without sulijectiug the Palliest to the lent restraint oi del or exercise; and in Slight VF. N Elt E .11. CASES, where as early mole, after discovery of the is /moon, bepledgcs titiat.clf to perform a cure is the short Urtervai of two days. From the uispreci dented seeress of his mode of treatment la the cure of the n'Me noliplaists (which hos Never her k“.ll{ h. fall tweire a; a t ck pis t *e year.' practice. ' during 'ivied; period ta.i.,v haildreill person. of both scars Imre been cored, many of a Inn had beer suliiated cols. out etfecti, Me. Goss had leen induced to thus publicly ottvr his advice. tie muy be conesited, by either sea, daily, with secrecy, pcmptially, ur by letters, coutaising 4 6 RCA h.de. 1% Gioia. tarpon, i 3, nouveeiwalreet. Fleet-street. SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS. LADiEgm...Thist SUPERFLUOUS iiAIRS seis imis of at misatiat drawbadmi from the beauty =della*, Of tie Female Fate, hawk, Arita, ac. as al lowed by every lima, from the Prince to the Peasant. T.. re poet them, various prepaistinna have, from time to time, started up. hat most of them, harttig been fi.und raiser ioel- Ileartoua nr cleleirrom, are fallen, or falling, to the ecuitad. In recommending TRENT's DEPILATORY, the Proprie tors wall only observe, that it removes the Hain in a few adualea, without any pain or noplessaut seneritaou ; that it has been h.inpilv applied. and highly approved, in the Ant circle* ~ f (whom and reek ; and that fir efficacy and luau emir, it now stands altadutely saparalkkil and justly cele brated. It is sold (hy special appointment) by Mr. Perrin, Nn. Soo:haniptou-siriet„ CoveNtAaarties, in boom, pries ss each It is sold also by all the principal Perfumers and 'coders' of Proprietor., Medictoso Is Losidoo. Tn in the rouotry, lartoa.ng payment, freed postage, to Mt , Perrin, it still be isotrAiatllt.isriranle4. • COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL, GUILDHALL, AUG. 1. rii t. vrAmuLe. After the Minutes of the last Court had b een read. the LORD MAYOR. inforased the Court, that he bad called them together in pursuance of a re. quisitirs, stoned by Waithmata, and several otherMeinher . I, which should be read. It stated, that notice having been given to rescind the Vote of Thanks to Mr. Wardle, of tha titlt of Aped lasts and the question appedriug to be of the etmod im portance, they conceived it would li t derogatory in the Court to a:tow it tri•statid over. His Lordship then. tufo:rou s ed. the Court, that hr had received a letter.from 11•111,1 Ditty', dated New Bridge street, the 31at u. July. It stated Mr. Dixotirs surprise at the Vine of the erpecial Court on the Gth of April last, of his having expressed an inten tion to appeal to tar justice of the country on its propriety ; hut, at the same time, insisted that lie hail a ris t lit to fix the day upon which he would agitate the question. It concluded with saying, that he won d nut attend the Court un Tuesday. (A laugh.) Mr. MILLAR tib-o rose, a n d said, that. as the Gentleman who had iii ii lit pauper to move the had 111%0 thltight proper to desert it, he I'. It jost.lied m sayttc;, that that never 11461.4 1110•11drli to a,,,itate it, awl this actin„ of his awn 'tow appearing 1.1 odious, had resolved to leave it to othe:s; he would therefore move the nitration, to this effect, " That the Court having. on uie Gth of April last, voted to :Mr. Wardle gold loos, with the frecJoili of the City, and their t hooks for his zeal and totegrity in the dischar te of his duties as a Member of Parliament, and 'Chic convinced that that vote had been improperly entered into, now resolved to expunge the same.' Alderman Gooussiacte said, hr was surprised, after the testimony of approbation which had mark ed the public c lint of Mr. Wardle throughout the kiloton), that any person should have suggest c.l the rewinding of their former vote; he could not pr--tend to say what were that person's otetives —.very one was competent to do that which he conceived consi s tent with his duty, but he should at least have coin, forward and explained. air. IVardle's exertions had not been marked by pecu niary considerations—lie hail siteritictal his own pro perty for the public gond—nind he troseed *lost that knew hatter how to appreciate his merits ; in asmuch as no circum,v iece had occurred to de grade him, cat tra,t is their j tett opinion, and *wild hitter support Lim, and their oan (lignite, than to be hal away by secret sehetties, and coMpara.ive trifles: bat Mr. Dixon had forsaken fit provosts Lou, %Inch, had th , T beeti Seduced, LANs% 'doss . .- I ... T - 4 *, x P =EI P.IN PI Y. Aittil ik sor --, • • - ft i retoll ir iiv i re heel the effect er issaire iieveistiget en. ; atm aloil i alliMile, Mr. Wardle; cs e rrom e a h a been r ... ' peoivateellt far the loons t}ie were pent der,9el, the innre - merits:runes wallord Willie Eitry permit hart his a we irelitical ipotesi; big Gentleman to whom he Lid advt.' led as per ' pally 'starkest for forwari9ti4vhe via. ' I i and sorry he w as-th a t that ti ' Oro Ar m ammvst those who expressed' th arondesti Mr. %Verrill... dPs to the ttaes•icrie Ise4ervert..4 r. 11 111 , Wardle dud the Court of Lew, illerinest en pOr • Ike's their consideration—it made ueeth4re nee I i the Duke of York icul the public ;,,espales his • f severimee b ud had i ts etlit, et it vim hiAllerewlet is i se-aa 1r , . - envoi to pursue their ri &Muncie'. Tire wort Ily.afirs - - tlerm.m said he meolleeted well when,Mr. Lhs.ee was there, voting for an espeonveitroputivent to a ' late Linineellor'oUthe lEsetiegiter. saying', that it was the care that pe:its.PUll.ll4l . to 114 !Wilk eharh,.- ter, nesete‘' bon heeligetit of leis prevatcsotteetins,lie 0 ! iuvohipti him in dent ; and ttieltilette eharorier t.i l - tand - feetterrn had iiessr been getestiaiir4l, eekevesszhe t • in private, he tired 111 a Aisle of iidietery) rot lic.e trifle* were *oxtail upon, where a victory laid lath achieved, as great soli as 61.111,Htleli is the oratory, j as had ever occurred Its see or laud; •ao corespiate was this victory, th.it the Duke of York' hernisell, lip his resignation, hatl'arlatitted it:' hut Mr. Wit . die's exertions had fleet been roodited to this poisst alone---he had been indeleirgable an esposteig the abuses which existed 'in the disposed of Chinch Pa tronage. and of the abuse of Patromige in the F.ait India Company, the Nary, and tire•Arist/t a...e.1 if he still pursued. properly isuptiorterd, this liar , of conduct, the greatest possible Iresertite would a' a. niately result. No doubt, the Gw.tlernau e m u proposed the present motion, as the Aber bad' Se *tried it, dad it for no either reason, thin to selenCe the a nestion for ever, in opposition ne the anises d i f those 't Ito acre prompted to it. to sti.t/e pdbfic tied.. timent ; it was tli«.-refore ii.combent on, the 11, orpo. r a ti on to d e c i d e n about delay ; said he trusailiftl‘ar decision would sheer, not only what was doet.to Mt. Wardle, to their own honour, and the eolseet at large, teat whit troietit they were likely to untie from the exertiiiiis of soth inert. He would not de tem the Court aeh peirsuilig the auhjese further s and omelet:led welt moviug an sineutirwerit, to less followool; elf •••ct : (Foe which ate 81. e ie.esoferioas is II 7/r/Cr11:11; co/uses. Mr. hut w.i. w !Hinz to agree in the prileciple of the pre.erit motion. He had voted in support Of the motion of thaiiks to Colonel Wardle, sod watt willing to •u pent the vote he hail so given, b 7 h& vote noon the present occasioa. He was sorry, however, tome that it was made •-t party nosiness, which, of course, precluded barn from the part he would otherwise hire taken. it appeared to heat to be altogether au attack upon the Government. ' The existing Administration was attaidnall, whew. iseastoposed ?hot Ow iettirareirsied k'sf Piero tenth hued alone to the notice which ti n y were eistivemiedl to canvass. He did not see why such charities as Lost! Castlereagh nod Mr. Pero eel eh ut I - censured ; men who hail served the courilri su .. length tit that', (a !angle !,—they ought not to cit ir, disgraced. If the newton was directed to t h e Oak point alone, thet of the notice, he would he readt to ailment it; but if all the topics were persis• - ..a . it;, lie ftlHat give it life negative. ' Mr. Gatreersis insisSed stroegly on,the neeessill, Icy of' mianimity. Meeks had been said of party. but s ' he hoped, there wits only one party among thellits the party armed corruption. Thome who were willieer to dens the merit of enlonal M'arrlfe, ought to look to theetfeete he had produced ; theyoreght to see that he lied event - melted with corruptiou, aid - that, lake a *nail touiSied upon the head, it has shrank into its house. With respect to the reopen prise v o; censuring Lord Castlereagh or Mr. Peeve. Val, 'lee thought that the higher the situation, the closer 'Mould be the inspection , the liberties of poster ty were in their hands, mill tiler %hyoid stud them down undiminished. • \lr. %Valens* It steel, that homing taken an art• tire part in the vote of thanks to C , riunmi • Wardle, and having elso upon soother occastenetweer urrive in has support, he could nut think telt h- had dis charge-el 11151 ditty withont coming forward upon the present OCCUSIrriI to otter H ii•Hr words. He re gretted much, that the' worths. tientleinan was not in his place, that day, who had gOert the notice against which the preamt motion was directed; that he might state the grounds upon arhich he' hod matte it, and offer what argument's he oath' its iii support. lie (Mr. W.) felt Imuseit jasteird is observing, that lets desertion of it was a moo( ' of his otter incapacity to support it, both as to the circumstances •f the desertion itsalf, seed the manner in which it was dnue; he al,* re. gritted Itis absence from another cease; if lie was present, he (Mr. W.) might say many tietriensant allures tee his lst's, winch, now tliat he was nhvent, he did not l i mow how to set shoot. It was jos' iA. able to look at the motives of men, as far us their ac:ions• seppliesl the comment. This Gentleman had stilted that it was 'toolbar' tee !mug forwent the motion after the adjournment; he .t cer tainly have known that there wit no sue it thing i, an adjournment, in point of tact, in that Coma ; it was true, that, iu general, the-v were not r iled to. gether at that time of the year,. bit thrre was no law to prevent it ; and many (he relight nnme that Gentle:aim among the testi:had taken advatimge of it to smuggle propositions. we was slow indttil a great moralist ; a great and austere moralist he moist he, if he contended that the conduct of Mr. W•rdie ues ie auto instead so bail as to destroy every other act of his life, henceer favourable in appearance. But the minium of Mr. Wardle', is other instances, had nothing whersnevee to d o w ith his condeet iii respect to the Mike.. of York ; it had nettling to do with the p,secet weer . There was a ktorf of hypocrisy used by the Genie , man , to w h ee l s h e (m r , loV,) wet wed aecessto ne,. He went round to firefly, seriemt, others he mow to htut (after the trial open whose decision he grodndsd • • I --!•1 16. . , 7 * I r 4 it! ' • t 1 4 4) ••',. I ~ P. a • * • ° 4r. t _ • I I I 1' • . rt. • 1 . 6 • r~ t , the