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' !Warn „el l . .e. ,b 1.14 a 1011it44 :ftai , ( 40 'te q' " I, It lone ,-...•141 Itur4f ot asocrre 40 t 1 • t 410 0 ( e ~. . , „ , , • -Ir --vs* - _i• a . ,- ; -. - ' •:• 01/: 1 NUMBER -4753. • - • LONDON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1818 , i v ..,. . ~....--,,..,-,,,.. . . ()RICE SEVEN-PENCE. _______ _ ~.1 , . , _______, , ....., -- - - . ----‘ .-,-- , THR.4TRR-ROYAL DRURY-LAHR. 1 - BRITISH GALLERY, PALLAIALL. at the Geisha-Cross, Preeoll a Lancast er . A ttorney ., Messrs. co o e d th e advantage which, its point of convenience sod rr- 1 without prided& cause,* and that the discharge by Hu's" or "' in t I doe cour.e of law should 111!•11 have hem' set -MORROW, THURSDAY, March 5. mins GALLERY. for the EXHIBITION t a lurd,anol j o h olo o, 19,,g's Bench-walk, Temple, Loudon; collo ay, would arise from adoptiog 00160: . iiii it ii l. ll l , l , 4: l lV m p: t v: si i ,i tut a i r i r v a t s • i ly zi. i , l l7 (order of business in the i fo i 41 •. t P riori,. Mejeeties' Seevasts will perform a Grand Tragic A sod SALE of the WORKS of BRITISH ARTISTS, Ploy, with Molar, its three acts, called THE BRIDE OF A BYDOS. (Footnoted retire) npan the, Poems of Lord Byres.) Csialfier (Poch* of Abydro), Mr. Bemosegh; Sake (his rupposed 'Ron), Mr. Kean; Mires (Pirate of the Islet ), Mr. Pope; Osman Bey (the Tiusariot Chief ), Mr T. Coolie, is OPEN EVERY DAY f.. 0 Tee iu the Monsiug till•Ftve in the &rails?. Admittance, te.-- Catalogues, la. JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. LORD SPENCER CHICHESTER'S CREDITORS. a i d ai le ‘ s i s t r i s iii • o l r 'r , o a tt f itlinin Neil H.141,,ch, p restos ,. Worcester, dealer, to onorreinler, 'March ; N FIV:1 1 ,0 t. • •, 1 efils . i r e tier to u l t; ., p . r i t wo. t 4 o 4 l l,uB, e l. Bl , :i i i , i A, e; L oe ,t rit i , N n s ii . d that . he cosi* see i tI n —it a that lie 1'41.i been acquitted tilt 23, 24, and April 14, incisive'', 44 the Star and Garter Inn, I The Esrl of Liveriiiiiro. i w id, that ibis b a d heihr r be l b. l i l i i i ils ou l a l i at t l ia t t t h lse .sin !;r i e ly nd p l u o c r i y eist li a lr i l mi n . u o t r l' u oi t t w o l d i p t. , 1 .0.. ie Worcester. Attorney*, Mr. Recite, Bream's buildings, i a tn a n a de bi n ci i Cluirery.laue, Luoiliits; and Mr. Hill, Vforcester. Hugh Hughes, of Liverpool, jollier, to aurreiukr, Mandl 17, 18, awl April 14, at ' 4 e, $4 the George Inn, aile. The Margins of " Laxsnow x stated lois intention l' e l' of l next question. the:clone. to the Learn- ed Lord i s, Whether 11 person can he said lb be deli .....„ ..., .4 1 • • - t • ' street Liverpool Atte/on-P. 51csars Blarkdock nod big , 0 ,, T; ~ n., . ~ ~ .. , . ~ r , I, livered in doe cootie of law, unless by a Prot.:lama. How . (0 ,,,, a ,,,.. p ate), Mr .. se te t ion ,A,„, ; B oman (G a . j A LI. Promos hnvittir Nov Claims or Demand H o ' . T 'm ili o o , ! . .- sequi. M t • to s. ) lie.). , toi. ~ .(111458 le+40011; of 101: 0111 vin- lion, . , • , . , , • ,• . nee, Khig e . Bench-walk, empty, Loudon; • teed Mr. - c lit h lw a 'Tel l e r ,* 5 6 1 1 ,8 f r f i e. ' 71: t e l e:iiI I I I I:t 7 e:::• I s li :i7Ci t :i ' re d e li r li8 : H l' Vesi li v il e im t j h al i l a l :;::t i t s il l e t° n l t s s P o r r dl t e : ii i i t' ' '"l:i t tl i a r l 44 " l ; j e t : 117 ; 1 : 1 :1d b w il(llll :l i fis t r u ak e limner of the Harem), Mr. Muljaail; Morten, Mr. Bar. I L - M. ow LORD SPENCER CHICHESTER, or his Trust 111 . d a tib ren n w ki Lo_wor aa Cestle.strect , Livermoil. Kist, wor Ma sof-Swaff ham, Norf o lk, farmer, In. 'm ik e i n caar t e .v i n Kock N•ohle Lords sis might Omsk pun: diseltioron- by H Sel:retHlV a stint's order , 'opposes loud; Zoom, Mr. Covent, ; Benesilk. 111 r. Kent ; \lnky, Estates, are requested to send an Account thereof (post- 'offender, March 25, al six, 26, and April 14, at ten, et the per to oppuse this Bell. Chebils, and. Agent (Pirates), Mr. Smith, Mr. J. Smith, and paid), Coo thwith, to Mr. Bitbiatou, Solicitor, Gray's Inn- although lot could nut furesee - ally an end le; all itroceedings, end that the ' individual Mr. Woolf. Zitlieka (the Bride of Abydos), Mrs. Mardyn ; place. Crown Inn, Swaff hats. Attorney., 51r. Cooper, East Here . wounds for olitTlitiz tie it. ham, Norfolk ; and 31,. Boehm., Fetter-lane Loudon. i ti i i i i r i o y n t i o i e , n t be ~) n s o rs I; I T; o re p s 9 t , e t e l, t i i i i i e e s i t tr c i l e t i , l ts w ii i o tl i i m ou t t o fre ti s l l e i Zobeide, Mee. Bland ; Osseiss, Miss Cabin ; Careadet, M rs. The Bishop of Loa ini.s stated, d i nt it w as his notes...Mu Busk" ; Salk, Mimi Hairnet'. This day are published, he !to. illestrated by Eleven Gdoured Willi am Brain , - r II nd K ' o. Sons 0 a Kent , miller , to surrender, 1 0 01 , 1) ,,,, e ~,,,, c l ause h i it. After which, the new *risme Melo.Drame at Plates, price V. 2s. March 7, 17, and April 14. at eleveu. at Gudhall, London . RECOGNIZANCES IN THE COURT OF KING'S Noble Lord, without the remotest intention of ins THE FALLS OF CLYDE. , ITIRAVELS through Nome Parte of GER- Attorney, Mr. Coranahle,Syllbollll'a hot.civility, but with no honest define of acquiring in. . MANY, POLAND. MOLDAVIA, and TURKEY. BENCH. formution oil a subject of such high importance, Principal Characters by Mr. &epoch, Mr. Knight , Mr. • Mathew Allot, of Go' tyle, York, dealer, to surrender, 1 PessltT, Mr. Wallach. Mr. H. Johostee, Mr. T. P. Cooke, By ADAM NEALE, M.D. March 17, at four , 18 at ten at tie K' g' A 1 A.k Late Physician to the British Embassy at Coostautinoph, rigg. York, and pale, at , tell, ' at the ii'- K 4 Oti r g• l ' l s " lle n a n ol In; The LORD CHANCELLOR thou b 1 it necessary to state, that br forelour o'idock this day, ;mounts had been present. and of facilitating your Lordships' progress iu the Miss Smithson, and Mt.. Cooke. and Physician to tie Forces. Committee." • Yahoos Novelties are in active preparation, among which P rinted for Longman. Horst.: Rees, Orme, and Brown, a Le a lb w rire at , ima Y7k i . vati A i i r t ord eroey .co r e , rt , Lo rrs h . d ll ou 'il i lis, so C ti les. 3 k i e s. ,. Cost s es : 71 to th . e . House 01r the . toiniber . of . recognisance* that had . , . Lod -, Item entered tutu before the Court of Kuiles Broth. Thu, • • . I lie inntr :Ctt a 5CF.1.1.09--•-" I certainly have no he stand, because it 14. happened that tro person but himself is • Play, founded on the very popular Komatece a Rob Mop ; and A. Camel& said Co. Rdinburgh. Askrimg.i The public see reepeetfolly informer', that stoves law • SamoelSenderleed asit Abraham inuderland, of Baratilde. was t i t the Ho us e at i he ' iime- * been euestructed bellied the scewees which it IS hoped will This day is published, in owe thick volume duodecimo, wick, York, corn-dealers, to "uneasier, %lamb 24, at six, 25, Or the motion o f the 11"tafe and L e ar"a La rd + the Pape" taroposing hie' rpieeticins; Ostend' Any incivility to• obviate the issemeressiesce felt rroie cold air, ea die riensg price 10s. in boards. and April 14, in eleven, at the Block Murat Hotel, Skiptou, were usocred to be Prinied• wards me ; I hure ever experienced the greatest . ~: , of the certain. HE RACOV lAN CATECHISM. with York. Attorneys, Messrs. Stocker DOllOOll anal Hvirtiog- ARBITRARY I lIPRISONMtNTS. knob - vet and attentiori from hint ; hut I must site, t * . e m A new '''''l Weald ti at r e s t o he . li g i usa te l e " to il ft h o ra s s 'i i , B l .,, in , , A Notes nod Illestratiune, translated from the Latin. ham , Paraiaara I", "Oh re", Louth" i awl , ?airs. Ate"eh • preparation, mid every exertion will b e TiThe Eat) of Celts' aitme retie, fur' the purpose if lie will permit me. that he lee , been guilty of .• in- To which is prellsed, a Sketch 'of the Blistery of Illeitariasi. and Halls SbiPtesh ear on Easter Monday of Allintllttilig the limit 01 which he had ) rater- ci.ilitv tinwitrilsose in proposing sjuestiottetorne which ,' ism iu Poland awl the adjacent Countries. Williams Tapecolt, of Plymouth, Devon, victualler, to sue- • 711E.4 TR 6- RO TA L, COV RN T-GA RISEN. By THOMAS REES, F.S.A. render, March 12, 13, and Apia 14, at eleven , at the King's day given 'suttee, and In which lie could tritticipate I feel it difficult to Hitswer. lam no adept in the Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown , Arms lan , Plymouth. atomiser, Messrs. Ela i ke, Church , no objection. It was for it return of the names of criminal law, at least so ma •to trite su opinion upon MORROW, THURSDAY. Much 5,i Paternoste, -row. and Desks., Chancery-larse, tanadon; and 31essre. Bosun and all persons urrested unit eletuine 01 i t s custody under the iiientrit on points of some difficulty. haunt 1r... be meted (Mb time) a sew Tragedy, called Tisak, Plymouth-Dock. .. warrants of the Secretary of State, charged with also assure the Noble Lord that I cannot diatincily FAZIO. This slay is 'published, price es. 6d. Daniel Sanders of Stafford, law-stationer, to surrender, I Dole of Florence, Mr. Egerton; Gonsalvo, Mr. T. gram PAMPHLETEER, No. XXII.; COO. March 10, at three , 11. seal April 14, at teu, at Messrs. bri o;; corm:tined in treaomeble pnictices 1)r Fedi- remember tile terms of his several questions. lit , nous assemblies ; apecifying 'oleo the date of their the first part of the Nolde Lord's speech he ended. Matthews; Amiss, Mr. Citimpton; Giraldi Faxio, Mr. C. ..i. to w n , a Brookes and Bishop'. Oilier, Stafford. Attorneys, Messrs. N t a l Resettle; Bartow, Mr. Blanchard; WWl°, Mr. Cower; I. A Letter on the Abu muslin in Newgate. 14(14 Bishop and Barker, Tokeehumie.yard, Loudon; and Meson. arrest, the place of their coidinement, and the dote it had been usserted, that no one had been arrested . . i Fileato. Mr. Cosner • Theodore, Mr. Penn ; Antoine, Mr. MM. G . G. Bennett , Ans. Brookes and Bishop, Sta ff ord. ' of theirdischarge, and the piece of their residence but its consequeitecof ieformation upon oath ; but Cog; Piero. Mr. Atkins. Bianca, Miss O'Neill; Aida- ' 2. Three Letters on the Game Laws. By a Country Geo. DIVI DEN DS. at the period of their arrest. ODE Iby no means cout•ider as U necessery circitents • hells, Mrs, Fasted; Clara, Miss Shaw. Orman (peril, aeigliall): . • ''' M arch 31. J. Lacy, of Whithy, York, phip.lmilder, at 3. A Letter ow the Poor Laws. By T. P. Coorteney, Esq. Lord SID ) 1011TH feared that there were no papers stance. When the Habees Corpus was three times , i After which , a new Operatic Drama, called at the Dug and Duck Tavern, Kinestua-upon . - - in his office which could give information of all the suspended iii the reign of Ktsig M'il basal, the acts of THE LIBERTINE. M.P. (Original). Hull ports of this . motion. but a return should be laude Mi n i sters were avowed as illegal, but were 4. Sketches um Political Ecogermy. By A. Dunlop, Esq. March 28. E. Junes, of Bristol, timber-merchant, at twelve, justified by the exigency of the moment. I thii k Dee Joan (the Libertine), Mr. Connor; Thin Pedro (Original). to it as full as was possible....-Ordereile re m m aa ans iai lai r o: upperc ut' SeviiiulleliaMiert. t« o twri n a i n e l m) Do , at n r. Oc Li t:ll i v es io : 4i the Commercial Rama, Bristol. _S. On tbe v Managentenl of Marone ie Haniburgh. By the March 27. T. Jackie:le, of Wath.apon- Deane , York, grocer, INDEMNITY BILL. the principle on which Parlinment acted in 1801 was just, if cotrectly predicated of the measure ; 1 , Mattson. Mr. Mewed. beans Leonora, Miss Matthews; Su" VOll 001. at ten, at the Crown Ina, Rotherham, York. Dams Elvin, Mrs. Pewit ; Towline, Min Stephens. 6. A Defence of the ChuseilliNeitilary Society. By Moist March 3L J. Hester, late of Rochester-road, Tuthill - fields, . On the motion that their Lordships Amulet re.. namelv, that it was eieressery, and that inconveni- • Wilsoa, M.A. ma bl rc idd h 2 lesez i j ,lor wh ic i k : asak d ee, at ten, at Guildhall, London. . On Saturday, the New Opera of Zany or The Tree of ._ 7..A .. Da . se ,. oitese_ de .s li7ef! . d at . tbe peening of the Liverpool solve themselves into a Conrinittee of the whole time would follow putilialtiog the name' of those Health. With Ihrlequin Gulliver, in which some Smote .J . t ben .M . Howard, mod J. Haddock, of House, to comeder of the clauses of the Bill of bet who had given information to Government. The ; I will he represented from a celebrated Tragedy : priecipal ra°7 1 "_ 1 ".`"'""•• Dy `"•• 51) . " 4 30* r.• - q. Caleatunotreet, Loudon . bankers, at twelve, at Guildhall. denstaity. Performer, Miss Clara Fisher. 8. Opinion of the Duke of Pits-James on the Law rela- April 4. J. Matthews, of Minefield, Middlesex, shopkeeper, House should never lose sight of this circumstance, live to Periodical Journals. (Original). Lord HOLLAND soitl—s , As your Lordships, by that supposing, an insurrection to have taken place, . On Meaday, the new Tragedy of Fazio. at twelve, at Guildhall, London. 9 Observatious on the Poor.rates. By R. Preston, midand that an individual on the emergency lied exerts A mew Musical Dream, called Rob Roy Macgregor, F- 44 1• March 24. J. Gatlin, late of Little Ryller.eneet, Si. James's, 1 permitting this Bill to be rend ase time, have /needed oft the popular Novel of Rob Ruy, will be pro- rel •r.. . Middlesex, nere-raillieer, •at eleven, at Guildhall, Londen. ussented to the principle on which it is foulided, I cised extraordinary powers, It would be unjust to dewed Vide iu the next week. Sold by Rest Fenster; Longman ; Black and Co.; and all March 14. T. Jeuknee, of Judd -street, Brunewick- square , other Booksellers. Of whom may be had, Sete of the Middlesex,. master-mariner, at twelve, at Guildhall, shall not now address myself to that particular have hint subsequently exposed, and be cotnpelleel ~ point, nor urge any objections to your Lurdaleips • Pamphleteer from the commencement in 1813. London , to grapple with five hundred in one thousand pers. WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. March M. A. Dawson, late of Bath, wheel-chair-maker, at going hens the Committee ; but before we go into sons, by whose united weight he must undoubtedly The QUEEN, Patroness. (COALS, 40s. full Wharf Meuoure + wad prompt eleven, at the Christopher Inn. Bath. the Committee. I hope the Noble and Learned Lord he crushed to death: When the Noble Lord pets PRPVIDIDIT, ‘ , ...i Payment—The LONDON and WESTMINSTER Ma r ch 28. H. C o oke an d D. Pried", of Coleman-street, on the Woolsack will sutler erate to ask him one or T'he Most Noble HUGH PERCY, Duke of Northomberlala ,WA LLSEN D COAL COMPANY respectfully inform the London, merchants, at twelve, at Geoitdhati. I iiis question, whether the word diteharge mial t n Nobility and Public, that they are SELLING WALLSEND March 26. J. Gay, of Gislinghano, Suffolk, dealer, at eleven, two questions respecting the proimed operation of to appear Ito the • Bill, 1 shall answer hum TICt-PRRSIDINTS, . this gill, which will enable us afterwards to proceed plainly, for I hold it contemptible in any pers. The Right 110 e. George John The Right Hon. Lord Cot. ea COALS a e t a t ee 2 p s. t etid for hat 465. a d g e e liv a e ad red in to t w ia n g4 free wit o h f ma at thLUn j ico m rsi ar lee,los u wich, Su this a Earl Spender, cheater, the trifle • • of • te k,„„ , „, t h e more satisfactorily, and with greater dispatch. We son who holds the high office with which I ant three sacks ingrain on five chaldroas. No other Company Ge m 4 ,f M r . D a m s , Li ver p oo l. are ell aware that the object of a C tee is to The Right HOll. Robert Earl The Right Me. Lord VI- . honoured, to•withhold any information of which I Grasteum, count Sidmoutb, can sell the best Coals cheaper. April 14. J. Wanes. of Fore-street, Liesehossee, Middlesex, devise the most certain means of carryiug into effect may be possessed respect'''. it. I can mere him, i .. 1 e when I entered the House this eveui I did The Right Hon. Lord Arden, The Hos. Philip Perry. Orders received at Mr. Mortimer's, 21, IR. Jansoestreet ; cooper sa d s esr . sesse h m e, se s e rves, st ° o d d b a l l . L oa d s .. the proposed measure; it would, therefore, be very that The Right Hun. Sir- Archi. Mr. Blaclnau'a,l62, Oxford-street, Near the Pasaboan I March 23. J. Brows, of Glanstard-Briggs, Llocolo, raerow, • satisfactory if we were first to ascertain what thelig, t bald Macdonald, Bart. Ile. tweed's, 41, Great Rnseell-street ; Mr. Pores, 2% May - at three, at the Mtge! IneOlpirafori-Beigpi., market; Mr. Robson' s, 40, Shurediteh ; and Mr. Loeb's, 14 , April 10. J Penn,. of Chepstow, Mosinee*o f measure is that is now before not brow that the word• he hue alluded to was in the Bill. lam not *ef fi ciently well acepininted ~. TRWASIUR Mt, King .street, Covent-garden. twelve, at the Bummer Tavern, Bristol. merc h an t, at precise na t ure o your Lordships. As teens I aut enabled to collect with the criminal law of the country to give a GEORGE Atha% Esq. opinion at present ; hut I thnik, that if a lI N SUNDAY MORNING NEXT. the Bth TO BANKERS, MERCHANTS, SCHOOLMASTERS, the house of Mr. Bertram, Oxford. Bill—from the Report of the Secret Com- Magistrate were to commit a 'tenon, and after. X/ of March, a SERMON nil) be preached at St. Mar- SHOPKEEPERS, AND OTHERS. mittee—from the allegations of Ministers -6"Y wards discharge limo from prison, it would not be gisret's Church, Westminster, for the Benefit of the above WISED OFFICE PENS, at 15s. per Thou- CERTIFICATES.—eIeacu 24. P. Slsortman, of Bristol, abopkeeper.—S. Card, jun. now illegal action is altogether disclaimed, and comm. a discharge according to law. But suppose the Hospital, by the Rev. ROBERT HOUGSON, D.U. Dean Ili sand, with a liberal allowance to the Trade, sold by or late of Mere, Witte, farmer.—H. Stanley , wow or late of of Chester, and Rector of St. George's, Hanover-square. J. WA LSII Oate Hughes, Walsh, and son), Inner Temple. queenly no indemnity is necessary. But the terms Lower Thames - street , London, iruninouger.—W. Rees of of the Bill. an d the clauses that form it, are not case of those men who are called the Blankeiters. . Peelers* will begin at Eleven o'Clock. lane, louden Law Stationer, Bookseller, and Pen Sta- King's-Mews-gate. Castle-street, Leicester-fields, Middle • sex,ln that instaiece a body of nearly 10,000 men had JOHN DANIEL, Secretary and Receivers Ours to the Bank of Englend- only varying from each other, but totally contra- 1 t. linemdraper.—J. P r i g , of Clirow, Ledger, farmer. resembled, with the intention of proceeding riot- Cullege-strcet, Westminster. Where may be had, in One large Volume, price 15s. dictory to this position. if it he true that no indi- A LIST of the PROPRIETORS of UNCLAIMED ---.......---ously to London. 'Fins object it was the duly of • CITY OF LONDON SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION DIVIDENDS ou BANK STOCK, and on the PUBLIC PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. vidual has been arrested or detained but in conse- every honest Nlagistrete to prevent , and shoul d he. 1 P i Bock .. eost , mee. , quence of informstion . on oat h . !thulium, so far as AND INDUSTRY. FUNDS, transferable at the Bank of England, with the by inev cloture., arrest persons against whom rto J. Rolls and J. Mare, of Wendoter, PATRON, Dates when the fi rst Divider/Is tespectevely became payable, charge had been afterwards found to require his de- The Right Honourable the LORD MAYOR. and the ounaher of Unclaimed D i vidends due to each Pro- chants, February 21, 1818.—S. Gundry, J . G. D u nne , and the arrest is concerned, stand indeed its nu want of J. Rose, of Bridporl, Dorset, mallstem, September 29, 1816. an indemnity ; but it is contended, that although tention, lie would be pe r fectly justifiable in grati fi es g PRINIIDENT, pcielllV —T. Knight and R. Edgell. of Hope-bow., Bruok-green t if legally called out they might easily justify that man a discharge,and nothing could lee snore The Right Worshipful Gooses Scooter, Esq. Manama. - • - •-I • VICI-PRVAICIINTI, FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZE7"I'E. and G. Porter, of Moretown, Hants, fellmongert, Feb. 20, . IllellCP. to give it no other 'mane , would arise jug titan to grant such magistrate an ind emn i ty. But really never before this period have I heard this The Streams of Li:envoi and Mioneasax, 1818.—M. Hale and R. Hemingway, of Heckmoudwike, ____.......--- Yo k, linen-drapers, February 28, 1818.-1. Long and E. towards those by whom information lead been fur- point become a question. For ihe greater part of e Sir Thos. BSI tog, Bart. M.P. George Bridges, Esq. Ald. Sir John liming, Bart. Ald. William Hemet,. Esq, Ald. Whitehall, Fe/weary 27, 1818. ' Rickett, of Hatton-garden, Holborn, London, true-makers , i' t 'shed, were their nausea teed Use nature of their my life I have practised in Conde of Eqrsiev ; but I • , 11 P. Julio Thomism TWIN Evil. His R o y a l Highness the Prince Herrin halts been pleased, February 28, 1818.—J. Putter and J. William., or Veiny. 1 G. Birley and • information to be madepublic . Herr nos- b ird the the I although Ido not den had the honour of holding the o ffi ces of Attorney Y and Solicitor-General, or rather, I should say, the trio Chas. Flower , Bart. Aid. Ald. Moarnuntle saddlersdanuary 29,1818.— A .1 fl, 1816 p . m , b ecome di st i nct, and John Ansley , Fs.'. Ahl. Charles Barclay, Esq. M.P. in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to give and Pont. grant emu the Right Honourable James Earl of Fife, Major- J. 11. .Small,. or Boston, Lincolu, clearer, Apr i l that both objects may be taught with perfect pro- Charles lawbe-, Esq. M.P. Jelin Capel, Esq. —W. C . Ellis ate W. 5.8e1ty . ,..0f Kiugston-upon-Hull; priety. still,' inisfortinie—for I really think there is no . situation , la: • I•O ' • General in the Meier of his Majesty Ferdinand the Seventh, all I novo cootend that a form of words John Ramsbutiono, Esq. M.P. Michie Forbes, Esq. King of Spain, his Majesty's royal license and permissiuu, York, 'Mensal February 26, ma more matisfactory or respectable then that of a psi- ER %lON will he preached far the Benefit that he may accept and wear the Insignia of the royal and vote Gentlemen at the Bar us good practice—but 1 of the above CHARITY at the Church of St. Peter, distiaeuished Military Order of San Fernando, which his obtaining them. Again the assertions made by the while I filled theme offices, end its the time of tl g Cornholl„ on SUNDAY. the 15tb of March, 1818, by the Catholic Majesty bath been pleased to confer upon his Lord- IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. atipporters of the Bill are contradictory to the reit- great judges who litres dignified the seat of the • 1 R.-v. W. W. Dokter, D.D. F.S A. Chaplain to his Royal ship, in testimony of the sense that Sovereign entertains of suits they offer. If, as they say, the sources of in- I , Court of King's Bench. I lead been in the habit Highness the Ceeminauderea-Chief. the highly alistiuguishrel intrepidity displayed by the said —.........., formation were pure and unsullied, nu danger could And ou MONDAY, the 16th Instant, the ANNI YER- Earl during the Peoinselar war , and more especially hi; VI IHOUSE OF LORDS, TUDAT, MARCH 3. arime from making them public. But on this point or respiting recognizancete from tent, to term, and BART DINNER of the FRIENDS o f this INSTITUTION active and zealous services dining the memorable siege of -- if the points now mooted be established Hs law, )'hall not now enter ; that would be it' home de- will be held at the City of London Tavero, Bishopegate- wig, where, assisting in defence of the Castle of Mats- Mr. Brogden and others from the Commons. brought lip I am prepared to 'hew that the laws of this street. pinta against the enemy, be was severely wounded. the Office re In Bill, and the Kilmainham Gaul Bill, gree to canvass the principle of the Bill, for which country have hitherto been illegally execiit. t STEWARDS, -----....m.....----- to which they desired their Lordships' concurre nce. another opportunity is reserved out the third reading. leg in the Court of King's Bench. This is the best Nathaniel Saunders Esq. Mr. Stephen flak, MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Mr. Thomson presented she Rules, Regulations, and Re- It has been said that this Bill is u corollary of the answer I cats give the Noble Lord to his question ; . i William Wright, ELI. Mr. T. B. Pryer, port of the Committee of the General Penitentiary of Mill- former measure ;a nd , if so. I wish to k now w hy but I can assure him that I should readily give i J 11. Gardiner, Esq. Mr. Arthur Tite. War-pfifee North 3, 1818. batik. the preamble does ❑ not mite the suspension of the * Matthew Sprsge, Esq. Mr. David Goldin, CLIMBING BOYS. hint any information of which I may lie possessed-. I.—Lieutenant Pharaoh Harley, Act of Habeas Corpus ? But there are one or two r I Mr. John Taprell,Earl GROSVENOR presented a Petition from Harrington , fur owe it to the uniform respect nod attention I Mr. J. Weinman, jun. tall Regiment of Life Guard ' from the baltpay of the 40th Foot, to be Cornet and Sub. more perplexed. and ' i Dmitri. on Table • Qnarter before Five o'Cloch precisely. against the employment of Climbiug Boys in the sweepiag toPciinis on which °HY "'id is have ever experienced from the Noble Members a Nu Collect' . Liresteuant, vice Desna, who exchangcs—dated Jan. 28, 1818. of chummier. Which it,: the particular e o Ib • tl att 'lli ii untie Noble this House, and to the situation I maw bold, sue to Tickets, 15s. each, to he had of the stewards; at the Bar The Duke of Sussex presented • similar Petition from and Learned Lord on the Woolsack. The Bill iii . withhold on any occasion, any information that '. l it other as did Stamford Hill, Newiagtue Greco, an places ; demesifies Ministers for the arrest and detention of ". s ° A f idt tb a e te. . l.llvera i 8," at the 81.11'1-I"3"e' Mitre-street, Commission in the Staffordshire Regimen) of Yeomanry the Marquis of CAUDEN front Chelmsford, sail Lord RUCK - mav be required of me, and thus I may be enabled Cavalry, signed by Ski Lord Lie-dement of the County certain individuals. This is plain enotudi ; but t if n o 0 0 Cr. ----- of Stafford. . , KAN DERS, DIVRHAII, WAI.I, and CO. then it also recites the discharge of those persons, Comet—dated September 8, ou the tabk. The House then reso l ve d itself into a Com- Henry Mountfurt, Geut. to be AI OHG A N and SAN DERS. UPHOL- ism Ise 'tower to an observation from the Earl of !Aeons- and requires an indemnity to Mileisters for that ... IV/ STERERS, Catherine-street, Strand, very grate. D . A.l : 6 .l l_lieEa r_l n uf .h Ls is v . : b a . r e eo vi s c ho st u st . e . d,_ w ilr e t a i . t a wa se s c h u o n s .. d i cs ine ire also. Now my fine question is this f—Why do melee. 1 1 The Lottlzo Ca& scr t.t.ott observed, thnt as thet - t fully acknowledge the liberal support they have received for Commissions in the Staffordshire Regiment of Yeomanry ..1 , Hi / d . ! ,_' , they require this indemnity few discharging those and proceed to a uommittee, that au opportunity might be * e a of doe Bull had is necessary Co. o 111.: 1.04 WS:CHICO' year* from the Nobility and Gentry, in Cavalry, s4ined by the Vice-Lieutenant of the County IR" 'Br Bill u '.... of SilltiOrtl. by obtained of hesring evidence respecting it. torisotters ? have they dischai gee! them illegally ? e"'" : "R eidu • • .. • • nection with the preamble, it would be of advane a , f P4r—isuig their Manni3vturY and tvg"Hms% and very I Tho„im. Mimi', Gent. to be Lieuteuant— dated Nevem- there d !muddy Iseg leave to announce, that the Rosiness I. now , ser 21, 1517. Lord Aecetaeo remarke , that the House would shortly And my second question is—lF those individuals I illegally , what are the conse- tage to depart from the usual practice. and not ro haquishol by Mr. Morgan i s favour of SANDERS, obtain a vas t body of evidence when the Report of the are diachargee hi ,„ ieuteualit attune House of Continuo's was printed. (pence* to them ? is their discharge imper- / 1 " Mit HA3I, WALL, and Co. (who bare been Amami ..), ._, ~ ~ ~,,, 1., I* 4,,,,, _ ,hat5d jmisioy 29, 1818. L' S 1 Campbell Simpson, on the halepay of pone the consideration of the pleamble. ; tar concerts ever since its commencement). They respect- ,ue "e • oe• CLERK OF PARLIAMENT. feet or incomplete %idiom the ifiterference The Earl of La 1.• octtuall.t: said, that such a r . I tally solicit a ceminnance of that approbation mud prefer- i 17. ..o. Airlt has hero so long given to the realise articles 1 " ei Furniture manufactured may in their Fatablishusent, t Charles Galrinoure, ' Gent. to he Cornet—dated November 21, ' Robert Darwin Yankton, Gent. to be ditto—dated Ja. unary 3i,, 1818. The Lottet CHANCELLOR read from a paper, that George o f Henry Ruse, Esq. Clerk of Paid' Cowper, Esq. as his immediate l Zi e o l u d 4 l , l :i d ii s ioriL H' e j o u i t ti eli g him ''' ' '' ' ' law, and do they still remain liable to a second reason would be equally good for any other Bill. arrest ? If , however, in all these matte' re Mi- . i haveacted I • 11 ,.r ri termini their re- i misters eha y. " • Lord II rnt.Sn ALE supported the Lord Chimer!- , lor's proposition. In the first enacting cheese, the . , t" ;` • re, le, itial 17, Catherine-strect, Strand.set in his name and place, and with equal authority • that: -...-00.--- he had also appointed John Bi rc h , Esq. a second deputy quire no indemnity. On this poise, however, a ". "- The Patent Articles , with great improvements, andword '• aforesaid" occurred, referring to the resin. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Clerk of Parliameut, to act in case of the absence of the e, t (forbear fett e rortrl in e ater ucin a case eet, a , aeial eshot oi l of Upholstery and Caliniet Furnitu r e , lions meetteigs mentioned in the preamble. and re i Hugh Venablcs, of Ueion.place, Greeuivich, merchaut. said George H enry R ow and Henry Cowper, al way% M:44 our Sale. EV .I -1 "'Hi and tried before Mr. J ' ustice Boller and Mr. Jus- the preamble were postponed, the clause would be ....._ _.__ FRAUD PREVENTED.neither sense nor grammar. y B,. Geor , ge ., Coon . ne awl Thomas Curme, of Brighthelonstone, Reading Clerk of Parliament, to act iu case of the absence brought an action against a Magistrate named der, Muth 7, 17, and April of the three before ittenituueol. , g riv) counteract the toasty attempts that are daily owea miemuraptis, to li made to impose on the einwary a spurious eui • oporiti '''' 14, at ten, at Guildhall , London. Attorneys, Messrs. Ea. 1 Geosve:soa hived, that some regulations would g , Hu lire complaining of false arrest, and malicious The Earl of CARNABYO9 asked, w h it h er it was hit .a .I of the GENUINE BLACKING mepared by DAY Bensrelillon and Hewitt, Bread street, Cloapsiek. . shortly prop)* . be tit to Parlisineat, respecting the ensues- prosecution. On this the defendant's counsel put not more couvenient for . their Lordships to proceed 1 e ' audits of those offices, and for granting a higher renounces-e a ut once to the consideration of the important enact- mAKTIN.they have adopted awe label, iu which their Benjamin Bates Covrail,mf High-street, Slentditcle mo- dl x, oilman, to surrender, Maids 7, 17, and Aped 14, at lion to those who trantiacted the lutsineols of the House. in a demurrer, that tine declaration did not stet . . . 1 discharge by due course of law, either by prods- mg clauses, and having deter iiiii lei ( shat ti t s h ou ld. - i &puttee mid Address, G • Idall I i don Attorney, Mc. Liudsay, St. The Earl of LIVERPOOL stated his intention, during the'veer form of thy pre. 97, OMR 1101.11 ORS, ten, at 111 a .0 I . [nation. by a Huh prosequi, or by trial, tend that c o n tai n , then arrange the p course of the present Session, of proposing some prospec- bi so (seep:demi Is placed in the centre of the Label , that Tburnas's-street, Soothe:ail. .. Ely Bat fre tlan 1 York mannfacturer, to ear. love measure Du this subject, to take tiled int the expire. the action could not he maintained until the origi- amble, or entangle their mitre Serious . operations I,y i itsr trim on attentions to this, and the difference of the . CS, 0a ee I a alOll Of a precise form of d A it 14, at eleven, at non of the existing outerests. nal point at issue had been decided, an d the case the previous determinat Ivor, eLli•ti is ',alike all letteerress, will cuable purchasers render, March 27, at six, 28, an pr the Coopers' Arms Ism, Halifax. Attorneys, . r. Becket , d Mr. The Marquis of LANSCIOWN, after complimenting the wale at an end. Mr. Justice Buller, in pronoutic- word* , to which their concurreisi•e lead beets surrey- f al wire to detect the impoositioa.Clerk s of the House ou die very able noel satisfac• Noble-sucet, Fuster- lacer, Lueduu; and 31i. Statelier d , premed . . . . mg the opinion of the Conti fur the demurrer . is taiously obtaiiied , anti which etularaceJ the rely I ' she twat IAPA N BLACKING. made and sold Wholesale tory manner in which they had uniformly eterictiareed the a r- il . Halifax. I I 'd that Use declaration ahould peinciples they issue hermit to discuss ? hi DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, and retailed 1 t I' e burner, anew* duties of the r respective offices, sail expressing his tel , " 11 " '" have said •. • \ James Mercer, of Graystonely, Ape leer. im . Tile Luau chi.t.“.LLl us said, that the usual I'S lie iiiiiicipai tlupkelors, is 1 3uttlew at 6d , he -, aid I )larch at tIA • 19 el April 14, at ekTtup allaillingnes• to ani.use us' tie a. any a d,;jum k y: kb•ior, bug. ha, e stated the tualicittus pi osteutioti, the arr,st tu sancta er, , • it-, ,au I- t o . . . . t t - --- ei S . • . -