The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-02-24 00:00:00

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Thr r ig - ..,• . 011GEON to thia issriTurioN, 11 w COM. moratow: • • IttoArt•rwesth truant when 11111‘11*Eli will metro' Ow DISPENSARY Oil THURSDAY, tisement. Report cif tiltlwltt roweled.' - , • ....• lIIIIPSIII day uf RNA/ S ": I One 419 h• I 'll twerrlY. In "'vire P r The Choirs, - . ess • Otain'Clueb. precisely, and • .211witsTI1MNIALS al such t; ,, ..tlessen as err ilesigusis of Chui Ladies and Geollepidp will aihritted at 'Ciatlve. • . ibnimaring Candlilleiles for tlyat.hitri: • ; arid a GEN IRA I. • -h..0.4n. • NEE - TING of the GlitlinallitS will hr hidden at the .P. , „Vg../i. BODKIN , , Hoe . See. sPENKARY, on THORSDAY, dee IVA day of March, ' AM •_ 1 Guillet. u. ' at the signs Hour, for - the pU. 1101 C at pruceedsui to the • 'Close', the Town of Nottingham, I x n MIIIOI4 H kit, akmion. ' ;dir '. Oriel mina. to wit. 01.07'114G of the NA R Feb. 10, 1518. JA 31 ES WOODH AIL A . Sec. --. rJi Siri 'a. Th is which • and COMMON COUNCIL of ffltr i ft;Eurra held at tbe The Ceudidates must be Meath( or of the Royal College di , .. Guildhall, in the mod Tows, on • , the. tOtb day of of Surgeons, and mot it the prst•tice of Pharmacy. Ti insitry ~; ~,,,„ the fr i February, 1818, . • '. Mr. Lawns ALLIIOI.7, one of the Meinbive 011ie Flail, UNDER THE PATRONAG r. OF THE PRINCE F . dts i brought under tke eimisiderstions of the Council, INC e. P Regi . t RE T GEN. Penn 1 -* Trues' lately permitted to the Mum fleartmoo• by FRAN- . • ets Wenn, as lislabiterst of Nottinglegre, io which basented THEATRE.ROBA 1., IMIURY-LANE FUND FOR THE REUSE OF IAYEI-1 ACTORS Feb. 4 ,e ii, Podiums. (ensuenst other aseslier), Oat Xer ie. nth of .0* 1/1. - ritEkisac . Pr; lire >r Jam ' 1,817, whelk" dote/wed igg Oa Natgilenktis of Sot- . .. . . _ nod It " ''''''i lig ( `Mg .a., fro Wag reyhmealed .1a ita * . , Out. * Instill§ Irby she lifr DaV;d Guntutlt. ,• tad Neat- .a. . idled / -/ .. r , : poriTiTtr lay Act a Pavia 'elesPetitieart . Co. ; , ~... , ,_° lllllo 11 . ff 4.16 teell. lllll lll6 l t in J"ller 1110 ). ait , ib. rrti IF.FIJ N 0 .4 . she 'l'll EA' € -ROY A 1., Harr . "Iran 1- . milliliter. tras lake the—ma Roof; Oise (except li. DRURY-LANE, hiring hitherto . pp es t e d I n the war d, iileialL alai ~. loirst 'fond ' Ire* wide brought sll ll l o 4l,ll —hod 1164116 •111 4411 liberality-of its Patrons by a Trienual t, and ireeiug —. ° I • l ")9 7 Nkt 1 VelllA•and miler resinuts . allttlriller. nod OW is 000 of many claimants un it, with a great prufalailiiy of speedily NEC' T. Cooke • 41474strat tog: Haler ems way put Jai., added Iv iutressieg demands, the :dastsr, Truelillys, and Conialitter, I Thu. Ms " ( 416- this, Ca bell We. INI 4 • i 1614 /P bet bell a' rsoll old- freliag it their detv to use every posillile exertion for the PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. THEATIIB. TUESDAY., will be pee formed Moan's DI FIGAltd. incidental Diverti (second line), P 11111; t DU PRINTFAII and revived by Sisleciiosts by Mr. F. J. Dresses by Sic. Sestini. entitled II Barbiere Ji Sivi If be produced, in which • appearance in this country ; usual, at the Once of fee, excepted). %%whit Rex et Se I Edition of MR. Br.Lors posniumors WORK. This day is published, i n 2 vo l s . attn. price ist Wards U. Ite ►tIENEXA(I'IENA MAN; nr, the lireul h clions of a Literary Life. Printed for F C. and .1. Itminctatio. No. 02,, MI. Paul's Church-yin-a; sold alms by Vapor nail Finis, I'lll Hall. 111. a lalla way he hod, by ila• manse Author. 1. AN fiCDOTLN of LITERATURE. and SCARCE BOOKS, in 8 Inds. Pro. price a ti.. I. MINCE NIES ; consisting of Classical Extratto, Oriental Apulugues, fice. in 3 yids mitre 10s. dd. This day is truldishod, orally priultd iu one voluuic, thou di c 11111 l !Hier bound 3s. lid. 4 Neer f.Jiliuo, bcitag the Tweulieili, of LIABLES a .E.4oi' Had Oihrra. Trans.lsitea iota El*flab. WO Instructive Applies*was, sad * Pf4ll before ewe. ky.SANIVEL CROXALL. U.D. hole Arch;learnt% ..f vteai for F. C. and J. Ilerisaril i ti l . oft e/1114.11heillik 'tenpin; O. Will ie ; E. Jr ; - Let-kinky MO dr.& Whittaker; J. Iffebit I.l.aniemae .. anal ihirics; W. (tuairr;. J. Millignuct .A. •Harris; itahlwist sad Cu.; IL Hitioter ; It., Fearer; 1. wards; S. Itcyptalois ; 41141 J. sanity. EDITION .'A s • " At band ." 64, 1 - If. _ ~1.4 . 11111.1RY-LAN , lr ", __IG. TUESDAY; F sleek Majealie‘Sertaiialir MTh . Gralid Trazie Play. rid UN I • bre% ratted , THE BEIDE —A111400%. (Pneestled entirely open of of Lord Goofier (Paden of Abys • Mr:"..Bescuseele; Reproach Soo), Mr. Keane;Mimi 4,Pieseee of for Pope; Osman B i a.Tiplapetetil li sice), Mr fl ariert Meseals's , fitys:Be Grebe*; Hamiss (e:O ----• of the. , Man • Moreeza, Mr. Bar. "e••••Raiii *walla, Mr .ICrot ; Maley, 'i-"I.R.Mr4-.s.leille,_auel nn 4; Zwan, 5416618' an{ 31artlya ; ide, Mrs. Tree; Hart- ' 'R E4lol‘ Act of Polls E tipealtal t, Treat's and feeling it their ditty to use every pulsatile exertion for the furthers/see of ro prtiiteworilty au Inatttetinti, and baring reluived on essaying the plan of a PUBLIC DINNER, in aid of the Establishment. had no sooner promulgated the idea, than, in addition to the above Rival Patronage, they were honoured with the gracious mud capileaceuding par osissiou to announce, as PRIFMIORSIT, HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF YORK. Vits-111111111Dailegs, His ROYAL HIGH y ESS the DUKE of CUMBERLAND His Grace Ilk Dube of REDFORD His. Grace the Duke of NI ARLRORMIGH His Greet the Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND The East of Derby Sir John Perrin, Bart. M.P. The Earl of Emit X Paiscot Greaten, K.q M P. The Earl of Teague I h W. Minoring, Esq. M P. Lord Yourniiiit Petersham Julie Calcraft, Eery M.P. Lord Hii!lanil Prier Moore, Esq M.P. Lord Mindful t Ralph EICIIIIOII, EMI M.P. Right Hon. Sir Samna Sirep- I Joioathan Mine Esq. 51. P. herd Mr. St•rjeant Lelia Right Hon. Sir Benjamin Mr. Alderman Birch Bloomfield Mr. Alderman Cux Right Hon. George Canning Japer Vaux, Hon. P. D. Derrell, M.l'. .1 H. Massey Dawson, Esq. Hun. George Lampe John Ellin, Esq. Hon. Douglas Kineaird It Walpole, Esq. Sir Jolts Silvester, Bert. John Deist. Esq. Sir James Bland. Burgess, Richard Wilsou, Esq. Bart. M.P. Colonel Douglas Sir Lumley St. Gone Skef- Colonel Birteley. Angles, Bart. THE DINNER ` pion (the VireAlmelo), Miss Foote; Wattle. (her 1)u -irreitntiA, Mrs. Davenport; Clara. MI s. Sterling; liaising, • ebbs Nlpttlienii; TAtala, Mir. Stepheus i asi ssg bitta (be. Jpesal b 7 Pirquillo), Mfg. Garrick. • :Alter which, for the 7th time, a new Melo- Drama, with new Scenes sad Derorations, called ". THE ILLUSTRIOUS TRAVELLER; OR. THE FORGES OF KANZEI. Cosset Wahlrinar, 3I r. Abbott; Count BeriidortT (a Danish liobteunnlAk. ifacrently • Brew° (Master of the Forges), Ally.. WWI Grig (his NePbew), Mr. Liston ; Straub, Mr. — r•- o 'Neer. At liarine ( Wife of Berko), Mrs. Davenport; El irida7ol4te ter of Straub), Mist Shaw; thlolpita (Wife of Count Strolled!), Mrs. Faweit .- ..4. ! :•.• ~ Places fur the Boxes I r. , at life BOX Ofßefiiii - - . akelMeali Nightly, of ...a . Ilt 1- 'Fir TretAiS Health, will, Saturday. ilitrittlf Lest. ' ,the new Trwsr/ng!Filniis,‘ : The 111astriosts kalliier r p..... r .. ;te l t ire4k.. i/le sant_E . • 70 pe SOLD BY All4llO/4, •• BY MR. EVANS, • • • Arida. Immo, No. ti, 141LMdl, TO-Noßgoav, WED: Il' DAY, February SS, and Fin•follavolog Days (Son- Slay excepted:, . • " • VALUA BLE and EXTENSIVE Cold. LECTZON of BOOKS, recently insportell . from Ant. veg., csentniuilsz many Articles of Foreign Literature sad tioitory, of tolicamenton ocenrreace in finicounny. TilltF.E PRIZES OF £30,000!!! oN L HUNDRED CAPITALS ! ! ! lt.;.t•a► tor the First.olritedtt ! !! 7 US4 Ice Pipes of Port Gratis! ! ! Jand S. SIVEWRIGIIT , who were the first • Cohlrarlime to redoes. Tickets sad Shares to the i•I seat niinircolc parr, 61:mind their Friends and the Pub hr of the ',car approach of the Drawing, which begins fin %Vednesdoc, 41L Marc•b. extrunslitietry aelasalaCe. in the Scheme have tilitaimed the decided 014.11,6.1110 a of the Public, and the demand has p...portionably great, pa:lien:silly at .1. and J. SIVE. iticatrs fnettitinte Offices, Nu. 37, Coariwiti, :IN I.4l,laltXre, 11, Neurons, I 141, 4A/Pooisr•lrrsort, Where Ti. kets and Since* are as *ale in great variety. '16.1 had the sitiltfaction of disseitwitissi TEN CAPITAL swum' thew regalia, to the last Contract, libeled ho. 2,377, a Mae of 110,1100 in Shores !!! lilt It 'II,IItDSON. GOO 01U& K. and CO. A* h.iving submitted the Scheme of tbe prevent Lottery is tail. I).g mot to n mind 1114 it Friendly of the principal Points sad the very near approach of the Drawing—and likewise to 'late th.• perya.sr Advantage. , attending all Purchases made twfure 4th 3lary b, on ,‘ hart' day. All Ib, TH II LK Prism of 30,000/. easy he sinews. On that .:ay the drat-drawn Prise will have 5,000/. move. And the *rat Wank will receive the proportion of Twelve _ Piresof Oki Port. l'lorr are M. Stork Prars....—NirChtosea. N. RI h 11.001 Ticket• wilt br Arnon Ith of March. renrai...: aII.I 5r..11-kosown g0...1 Fortune atiewilne the an4(!.......u5• ra of RICH Ait tN, 1:0011.11.L11.1i, a .1 c". a rookra it only neceseary to state, flint the boatmen, 4.11 for.auuc I •11/If MO liberal principles hi " 11 . 4 % , ' .1 411..tuirloql for 0n.... than Forty Years their 1 " ..... 1.. i rt....k UullJinrs, Cornhill ; and facing ti.. Grit v. the King's M.. iss, eltariag-Cruss. &Moir wooed (.ad jibe Iwo- two of the Leas— " Philip Bailey, the , . Gooier of the Gaol of the Tows and Couuty of the -,e of Nottingham, maketh oath and faith, that on the teeth day of June. sane thousand eight hundred and seventeen, between the hours of nine and ten at night, Francis Ward, of HU114.11, Siolle, in the said town, warp-lace hand, was, by mealtimes in writing under the hand of WitheabWilsow, &quire, then Mayer of the said lowa, coninsittektei the cwslet4 of hiss, this Deponent as Keeper of the as OA on a charge of suspicion of felony, until he, the said 4 is Ward, should be further examitied. That intenediattly milk said Francis Ward being delivered into the custody of Ibis Deponent, be was pot into one of the ludgisteelis fur criminal prisoners, wherein was a kik ripapiereifoult cells two feet from the floor, with three bleakly, 1-nlc bolster s sad liner bolster-ease; the floor of which hp), MB the walls thereof were perfectly dry and t. to fro Ind the said cell is the usual dry and best Wayin, : awl. That the 11.14.1.11 of the said edit awn* ' the some level with the felon-yard, and a hare ailed roofs, and five of them (in one of tell the as Francis Ward was so einsiuml) arc ruder Os artinests occupied by this Deponent, and the remain. kg three cells are tinder the female criminal prisoners' day-room. and IfiCiodging-ruorn of the turnkey adjoining. That the said cells were then only part occupied; and this Deponent pat the said Francis Ward into the cell in which * Ye lay, as being the best and most comfortable. That on the same tenth &lig June this Deponent wss using a mix- Owe if Illangaiseat common salt and oil of vitriol, in the said cells. fur the perfume of fumigating the same, and it the said Francis Ward, during his confinement in the said cell, was in ilay manner aanuyed by any unpleasant smell, this Deponent believes it was occasioned by the said enixtare. That the next morning,, between 41 and 7 o'clock (the usual hoar fee oulacking the lodging cells. and releasing there from the prisameniia Depossent's custody. soil shifting thee' into their day-roans) the kid Francis Ward was let out of the said cell, and put insouciat, dry. and airy roosnOrith a Are theicio,on the Debtoresiale uf the Priam, and was therein cuedimed the whale day (so oilier prisoner being therein except Ma Brasier, thin late a wis/(lager and corn-lactor,also row Owed Ander charge of fairly ; Plat about 0 o'clock the same ElONNilift the usual hour for lefties up the primmers in their kink; cells) the oak Willis *lard was again put into the cell its which he had slept the fireilight ; that um the morning of the 11 th day of the same asouth of Jour, the wife of the said Francis Ward was admitted solidi by virtue of an Order ill writing, nailer the haus, of John Nousemas Barber, Gentle man, ow of the Alder Awn and Magistrates of the said Town, and she had an interview with knells, said Francis Ward in the presesee of Derionent, in the said Fantle Word's before swath's/41 slay-resins, as long as sbaelsorie lu stop ; that the said Francs Ward was monlioed in the said Gaol fur three days awl a kill' and four nights during each of the said days in the room before meetioised, and during each of Ike said sights. in the cell aforesaid; that on thews-midday of his said cameinensent in the said Gast, the said Francis Ward's wife :gale visited him in the &yearn aforesaid, by virtue of an order ia writing, wader the handle the said John House man Barber, sad at this visit she remained with I ' as lung as eke chose; that on the last day (Saturday) of the said %mods Ward's tonne's/mut is the said Gaol, his wife and daughter were with him for a cuusidei able lime in his day nano aforesaid; that the said Francis Ward had the usual prison allowance daily during the time he was in the said Prison, which is a loaf, made of Are door, of the weight of 24 ounces, and about 20 hours old. and water as much :is hr wished, MINI hewn daily supplied from his family *ilk his bresktist, dinner, and tea, which were always delivered to him as brought, and also a pint of ale was each night reit-Iw., for him by Itepouesit's turnkey, by his own desire. That the sold Fraoris :Vardaman' wade any eempleinf what erer to Deponent of Ike telt, or coon, in which he moo so tea fleet, letup damp or sawkslessone, or that the HMI/ sere qffeeeire, or had in nay darn greeted or in jure4 his health. And this Deponent farther mills, that no irons im I fetters were put upon the said Francis Ward whilst in this Deponent's custody. " P. B." By order of Common Council, H. EN E 1 ELD, Town Clerk. will take place at the Bishwpayata. street. am WEDNVIIDAY, Mardi 11,1818. Master awl Traasorer. Isle Mott . I norihdriftr. Peet*. srawaium, tky I Ur. Peaky I Mr. Grimaldi Julia- Mr. fluidics Mr. Darttard I Mr. Wallack Mr.T. Cuuke. AD. r.Dibdin I Mr. H. )Sr. Hothead I doe Mr. Carr I Mr. Harley _ The Musical Department under the direction of Mr. T. ('noke. SECRETARY, Mr. %THALIA M MA D POCKS. Ticket., 11. la. each, will be ready fur delivery Tit- morrow (Wednesday), the 261 A inst. and may be had of M►. Keaa, No. It, Claraes-strert, Piccadilly; of the Stewank ; at t►e City of Landon Tavern; sad at the old Drury-lame Box office, Little Russell -street, where the Committee will :d -iced daily, from Twelve till Three o'Clock. e a • Dinner on Table at Half past &a titlark. THE ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL fir fist Most Heneereble and Loyal SOCIETY of AN CIENT BRITONS—WELSH SCHOOL, Gray's-liin-rand, Leaden, Instituted in the Year 1714, fur Educating, Cloth ing, and wholly hilslamising POOR CHILDREN, born of Welsh Parents, not eatitlal to Parochial Settlements in or near London. PATRON, HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF WALES. ritestertre, Sir W. W. WYNN, Bart. M.P. Lord Visrouat Balk(ley Earl of POWill • Earl of Asbburoltaue Earl Grusveuor Duke of Beaufort, Y.G. Sir W. Lewes, Kuight, and , - Alderman Lord Candor Marquis of Anglesey, G.C.B. Lord Gramm Earl of Pembroke, K.G. Marquis of Godes, K.G. lord Gwydir Duke of Rutland, K.G. Sir Thus. Musty% Earl. M.P. RD. W. YARNOLD anti I.ord 'limit Earl or Bradford Lord Keeyou Lord Kensington Sir Charles Morgan, Bart. M.P. Lord Kirkwall, 111. P. Lord Viscount Clive, M.P. Earl of Oxford Marquis of Downahire Duke of Northumberland Earl of Plymouth Marquis of Worcester Earl of Jersey. N DS, EN. JYR►wl, YID ALLEN, Emrs. The Nobility and Gentry inclined to step - post ibis artily excellent and valuable Institution, are ft quested to assessable at the Welsh Charity School-house, to BREAKFAST, on MONDAY, the 4d day of MARCH, at Tess o'Clurk in the Forenoon, to join the President, the Vice-Presidents, Stew ards, and others, Members of the Must Honourable ■nd Loyal Society of Allllllll Britons, in celebrating their Hun dred and Fourth Anniversary Fe►tival, on Sr. David's Day, at the Parish Church of St. George, Hanover-square, where Players will be read in she Ancient Basis& Langragnr, by the Rev. THOMAS ALBAN, Chaplain to the Society, sad a Sermon preached in Eagh`h by the Right Rev. Fisher in God HERBERT Lurd Bishop of LLANDAFF, and after wards proceed to the Irreemssoute Tiveru to Dinner. earotommT. The Right Hon. I;rd Visestsit BELGRAVE. 'ICS PRISIDIMP, Sir CHRISTOPHER COLE, E.C.8., M.P. JOHN JONES, Esq. M.P. CHARLES CALVERT, E.q M.P. FRANCIS RICHARD PRICE, E. g . 14%. %V. WHITEHALL. DAVIES NYIt BURGESS, Esq. LLOYD BAMFORD HESKETH, Esq. HUGH STEPHF.PIS, Esq. STEWARD., Thomas Carlwrigist, Esq. Win. Harris Porker, Esq. Jeremiah Evans, Ebel. Owen Rec., Esq. Joseph Evans, Esq. ThOOSIII Ithoar., Esq. Edward Jose,, F.sq. Wns Felix Riley, Esq. Richard Jones, E q. W. G. Williams, Esq. Edward Owen, Esq. Valentine Willis, Esq. JOHN BENNETT, Secretary. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23. The Royal Assent was given by Commission to the Ex chequer Bills Bill (3o,00c,000L), and to the Malt and Pen. .sous Duty Bill. ►lr. Swinberne, from the Westminster-Bridge Committee, presented the four Quarterly Accounts.—Laid oar the table. Nre. Warburton, from the Irish Court of Esehmisser Cham her, p►esented several papers relating to the cases of Moderhsgtos and Woburn, and of Nageut cud Sir James Lawns see Cutter.—Laid u■ the tal..le- II woe. tee new uotate upera or -- ----- .--- i ._ ----- ZUM A ; The exessiaatioa of the Gooier, sod the Gael , , bowie; street. on WEDNtnDAY, bees coatchaled, Mr. AlSeapp farther stowed (wed the goo- Mr.Fileouril Ulla* lemter TREE OF HEALTH. flow Wog .reeled by Mr. Mawr Carresser Ihnith), it Mr. ihaeirsory raini..., 6, lean/ of Lists), Mr. Abb°l4 ; Deck "' was stoenieerierity iteeolveg, that la web, to OW the meet Picqeillo (a young Rpsaited), Mr. ..peodssempeommeLlo the Steikmesei asatlaJf ettiaid , ig r fOg i gr—tti c Dom, rgh t i frt " in ti1ei.,_711,11414„, Mr. De ," 4 ",; Priteek Merit — W - erelat Se the Goof If We Tbitti old Ws trrywtuis, I), "".. Bla nc ha r d ; "" ne° ..;__.____, Bll '.. •espraioaabeist there* the rteeedior elm aslatoSed. sad Mr. p ow ." IHr Bator 1 Hr. I Is Mr. ch.Pinall ; g..." 60 ('"•••"^"• tie . t w o meek ehnehl hepthliakeel ivy the Noe Prwt.pllmout. and Mr. I..Hibdie Mr . . H. Jdria.. Mr. en ; Aran Mimeo's royal!). Mr in of the Leedom Aspire. of *Breen and Zn_nia), _Mum It..___&___ . so. a pom p B o g e y, li e Ke e per oe Gooier of dee Gaol of the iti Mr i : . ca Hu n. llll " I mi. M . ° ll Hark, I Mr. "/, Min .not e ; wain" (iwr 'hi' Tows am! Comity et the Tows of Nuttinheas, atalieth oath ... . . . arsire, I apeat of THE ROMP. TaunT Cockney. Mr. Knight ' R le, Mr. Gallic; Csplaiu Sithtly, Mr. Raruaril. Priscilla Tomboy, Mr.. Al•ap Penelope, Mrs. Scllcbasubers; Miss La Blond, M Caake. sum. 75.; Second Price, 3s. &I.—Pit, 3s. A.I. ; !Woad Pr.ce, —Lauer Gallery. 25.; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gallery, ; Pore.ard P. ice. _ _ Boma and Places to lie Isbell of Mr. Spring, Boland% prydgers street, from Ten till Four, and of whom may be ltad • Privsie.hos nightly. The new Greed Tregie Play of The Bride of Abydaa, .111 be acted every night of * Performance till further me tier. Oh Monday, wish The Itiukeeper's Daughter : Mary (Ant time), Miss Smithson. A New Comedy, in Ave acts, will he producer! on Sahar an.. March 7. Yonons ostler Novelties are in active preparation, ausnag sloe. is a Play, foutuied uu the very popular Romaine of lob Noy. TN RAITHE-1107.4 COVENT-GARDE N. T HIS EVENING, TUESDAY. Feb. 24. will be acted, 2J base, the New Cootie Opera of ZUM A ; OR, THE TREE OF %bele di Classroom (Viceroy of ' Ilkswarn. Mr. Fawcett; Pica Man; Ilaticha (a Tafel . Cant (a Black *errant), Mr. dims, Vattor of Mirvnn), Mr. ( of Luna); Mr. Bralsam ; Ann J. Isaacs; Zonorn (son of 111dvan and Zonis), --a al Entertain- sof Amp, phurrous smell, which it ahNil iwirlerehle • Mau .11m. UM , Petitioner, wee taken -trews Ms Mario of co:alert, without reason or justice, sad ens tiff from aseiety--except f in the day time heist ininsoged in s env* rem wi/A fehie'l AID IT WAS THSREUriIin ORDERED by Ihe Cuua. alpNistiese•f Mr. Allsopp (seconded by Mr. Thomas r Smith), that the Gender should be forthwith 'se by the Halt said that a Deputation trews Ilse Hall OW to boded* any qfthe lteptetreder)should view the ream and CPU isi which the Petitimier was moaned, mid report the feels. Whereupon the Dieter attended Ihe Hall, sod the affidavit hereafter copied (which was made by him on the 211 day of February instant, sad transmitted tn the Secre tary of State for the Hume Department, detailing the cir cumstances of the said Freocie Ward's treatment in prisms) being read to hens, he declared to the Hall that Ike whole thereof eras trout—And he further declared, that the mix ture of Maupuene salt sad oil of vitriol, iu his said affidavit mentioned, was used by hint to purify the pesrages of the Prison ; and though the smell therefrom might be maples mat, its effects were sot in any degree Noxious. Asd be further staled, that the Moen pot upon the bed purposely fee the said Francis Ward, sad oiled by hie during his ins prisoomeat, was perfectly dry, end eleen.— r Ann the beforemsentiosed Deputation gt the Hatt personally elerred the Goa, end the several cells fur prisoner un der eberge of euepicioa of felony, and reported, that lbs eel is inkjet& the meld Pram* Wend one eendleed during Ike wields in the swoosh of Julie last was owe of the best eats in the Goof, sod was, errs at the prisms! period of the year, perfectly dry--and further, that the room up stairs uu the Debtors' side of the Goal, hato which the said Francis Ward was removed sad 60111111,111 is the day time during hie impeisonmest,was a dry, airy, sod tomjari. *Ale room. The - Gaoler, awl the Goal, Marin lEW . OF MR. 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Lord HOLLAND presented it Petition from the Lord 111.iyor, Aldermen. and Common Council of London, praying their Lordships to institute an immediate, rigid. and impartial inquiry into the conduct of his Majesty's Ministers. during the con tinuance of the Act fur suspending the liberties of the Subject; and that the matter should be re. ferred to a Committee, of which none of the Mem bers should be pensioners, or holding places under the Crown ; and that they should nut assent to any Bill which might protect Ministers or their agents from the consequences of their illegal and arbitrary conduct. The Petition was ordered to lie on the table. REPORT or TFIESECRET COMMITTEE. The Duke of Mon . :lit:w presented to their Lordships the Report of Ilar tirriLt Committee, which, on the motion of his Grace, was read. It was in substance as folloas : " The Loads' Committee appointed by this Honor to examine mud report of certain tempers pre sented by the cot iiiii and of his Re. 3 al Highness the I" i a Regret, in a sealed hag, and to whom other papers. alto contained in sealed hugs, hate been subsequently referred, Repot t as follows: " Your Cominett.e, is, perusing this inquery, thought proper first to consider such 'rapers ab contained ilifermaition respecting the state of that ':art of Ertgiatiti wind, was represented as in a stale of elistutbaiwe it. the Reports of the for mer Secret Committees. The former Reports its- Imisord dint a general rising bud hero resolved upon in iiiii ny parts of the country, which wus to take place immediately utter the debates in Patli.nuent, on the motion for u Reform, and thut Nottnighain was appointed as the place of concentration ; that the insurgents were therms 1 to march for London, pliandering the houses on their way for antis and such oilier ph•ices are were likely to aftord oily. It ails° appeured front concurrent information, that the nue anhorquettily appiorqed for th 9th or 10th of Jour ; and the iteport addlM, that in con sequence of the vigilance of trii Majesty's Govern- Inca, the activity of Abe Itlagistrates, the ready co operation of the regulse,itottps` and yeomanry ca vats y, the knowledge of themitention, and the arrest of the principal leaders, carawl, the postpeuement of this resolution. " it mow appear, to your oOlumit tee, that on the 9th *fluor an insurreetsoit did take place in Der brayer', headed by a person who had gone thither ftraMprottiagliata for that ,puepote, and 'better call us' lime Nottingham Captaig. This nisurrection was sqs beestishitle rem Hue jrabon engaged in it ; bet leseetig is =t4 Wrevass. they athrineed IttsaavorSelti where they expected W he jeiose&irli large body of .their. confederates. On tbeleietweil they plusideeed seventh houses, and one geilerwee actually roturnittert. They had pro raid to reach Not i uglier» early on the morning of the 10th June, 'eta they might surprise the military it their hair r„ . used thus ebtoih a on of the town ; but theWdistaisition to plantiertalla dr • leyed theii ilkftisii4-tsetettlidy to &if; pease them. nave tee- be no doUbs bat lhat'their ohject was trt rtelletwassit the 00VCCIIMlelli, howeves' wild and tlifietilight 444 scheme might appear , . Hat many of them beeerieb alarmed by the violence of their own precertlings—b) the murder that had been coininittetts-And Iseraa.e that their confede rates had not arrived, and a disposition hostile to their proceedings having manifested itself to the several villages through ninth they passed, many of t h an dispersed. This circionstance, though small in itself, was, however. of considerable im portance, ass au evident crii.sequence of wp bast been detailed in the former !tritons. * 1 Indictments were found against 46 of these persons by the Gimlet Jury of Derby, and several of them were arraigned to•fore t h e Special Com+ mission which W 34 hell io Deiby in (October lush' Four of them were capitoily convicted, of whom three were executed ; aud the capital piiiikliment of the other remitted, on condition of transporta lion. li, consequence of these (41111V11:16>I1N, l!) others withdrew their ideas of Not Gnilly, and pleaded Gotitty—and the sentelices of death pa-std ou them in consequence weir reunited for several considerations. " The fact of the trunsietion hrintr found to tlte satisfaction ur the Growl Jury of Derby, being sotto segurootly proved to the watis.litetion of the lime Petit Juries who convicted the traitors, and ;novo also by the pleas or vuilty by vo many persons, Hp parietal. tome the credit dile ten the in Cot (nation (obtained tY . Miatistry, relative to this exten• mive insurrectioo. ' " This occurrence in Derby, however, was not the only proof of a general conspiracy, of *lnds Not tingham was to Ile the head. Ou the same night that this insurrection broke out iii Del by, the town of Nuttingliain suffered courideretble agoattoo. the iiisurgeou frosts Derbyshire advanc,d towa,de Nottingham, one of the leaders was sent forward nu horseback, who reported Mist the people of Notting ham were favourable to them. On the night of the 9th ofJUlte a body of about 100 persons assembled WI the racecourse of Nottingham Forest, where the others were to meet then. They were tern there about twelve o'clock at night, drawn up /two deep, and armed with pikes and guns, and to remained until two. The military at Nottinglum were on the alert fur that night, but were called from their bar racks again on the morning of the 10th, when they were employed to disperse the Derbyshire hill's.. gents. •• A similar feeling manifested itself about the same time iu the West Riding of Y..rksliire. Ois the 6th of Juice deputies assembled! at Thor, hill Lees. near Huddersfield, where they were surprised by she Magistrates. The arrest of several of these d erange d their meet/limp; but In the neighbour hood of Huddersfield a coosideruble body of armed men assembled, also fired on the yeonianiy. ral of these were arraigned, but sufficietit evidreoce could not be obtained to bring them to justice. " It appears to your CommitteepAtiat through out all these affairs a great reliance seerus to have been placed twos powerful support horn London, however effollleoYO such an expectation might in reality have been. But your Committee heal the satisfaction of stating, that As great body of people appear to have remained wholly untainted. " The arrest of some pavans. the tintl and eon victim] of others, had a salutary .fleet in checking the desire of the people to embrace the drill crate measures to which distress had unhappily prou t pied Ilitru. But iu London there are lierbutill SaniV at lively employed in fomenting discontent, with in.. deed diminished numbers and &muss. but still it appears to your Con aaaaa ttee that the utmost ►igi lance of Goys r 1111 l eist mud the activity of the Magis trates are absolutely necessary. 4` Your Committee having thus investigated the state of the country alluded to in the farmer Re ports, next proceeded to examine the paprri ir- Intim; to the arrest and detention of persons by warrant front the Secretary of State for the Home Drpafttment, under the Act of the la,t Sesame., 11 . 1111 it , pect to those against whom indictments lard subsequently been found mid convicted, it is mince• sway to speak. There ore tun persons against %shorn warrants had been 1,411c.1, hut who hive escaped. Forty-four persons were arrested who have toot been brought to trial. Seven of throe were discliar K ed 0,1 rNatal , l4l ll :l, .11101 14gainit 17 warrants of detention were i5,u,.41. (it thesf, three were discharged, .iO,l inc .11,1 in prison. But, throughout. the conduct o f h is M a j,st ) 's mi nisters was peritctly Justifiable. It ovirrato. to your Committee that no itoityidu;,l hrl irrc at any time airtsted, except by Minn:: t•, 1. , oath. and that they were afterwards, flue I:,i,e in tun:, set at liberty, as the state of 11,c toa..f.t i , 4 ; ;; 1 t: 1 1 ~c t t C