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. • .I' 1, 4 . . • • d sir usa 1801).. , 'F'HKATIOLIIIIYAL. MU/AV-lAN t rrIIIIS PRESENT By EN IM,, Feb. IG. isor). Tiwir Mai Attire Memos*. wig art tirs4par MIMS 41 f N I) N. I. At th. en,' of the flay u Nlottudy oat the iltuth of sty Juhn Moore, try Mr.. P0w..9. Lad of the Play, the new etlUliC More, callr.l . L4./V E IN A •rt3ti. To which will he Waded. (51h Shwa a uew Ceene.ly, &led THE UNCONSCIOUS COUNTERFEIT. THEATOK-ROYAII., IIAY•3IAKKKI*. THIS PRESENT FA P.NING,EviI. 16. 11109, Their MilivitireSernusts will rid :he Cussed! of 1111.: MAN Or' I'llE WORL,I). After witairls, the firikod Historie Pantomime Drams, of ijk e. t i'Etti)CsE. sEcoND NiGHT.-IRATORIM THUTIAL.IIOVAI, TA R HAYMARKET. rt •0410111101V ' (Friday. Feb. 17.) wilt be pa -1 farmed. lire First Ael of TILE ClICATI()N; Csimrset by Pr. lIa L J u. With TWO GRAND Mimcci.t.ANttavfl .tc - r%. is wl'b wii,LhlOpirStat '..WAIIMPOr-lilapsorbOietior• aiwry,7- 4 re, sod, foe the firm tine, PUrreiti . l Ceir. 'Dialed Cantata of Saul mid itch of Ltrior; by Mr. IJelhansww. Angels ever lorigl.t aud fair,' by Mts. Vou.elian..w Kent's faviiirite I leyr my prayer,' by , Mra. Itland and Mester Dirtirnuatt Farewell ye limpid springs,' and The Suldlcr WM,' by 31ra Dirkuiie t;rei.,l Cho tames' utter perfornwil.—To roils-Au& wills the Coe:mamba Autheio, ' Giad save tier Lin.' r4ieeipul feel irinerwe-Mny Dir'inns, M. Bland, Signora Master IlJonmuset, rue! 'lts. Itinzhaii. Mr. Pea- Isom, Mr. Gnus, Mr. Sine, Mr. T.svlar. and Mr. itellalay. Leader of lb. 43artj, Mr. Asiskl )rgan Mr. J Ashley. eurlieouenee of the great overdo; fruin toe Pit, the Thrall WO Oraiestra will in future be added to it. Pla• es for the Ilexes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the ttoz-otrire in the fla,market. Doors to be opened nt Six, and begin at fie-en. non .1s Fit as. fid.--fral..nt —Upper. Gal. ise—iiatf. trice at time. t urreet Souks of the Verformthree to be Wel itt the Theutre fully, prim hi those sold in the stfeeta are spurious and harriert, . . _ prcm•ott nunttle sill be poldithed, in emu. price U. the First Number of lIE QT.TARTEItt.Y REVIEIt% l v John Sl.,mty, 92, Vleet-ateeet, nod J. Pil - ca. 1.11,, Loudon .1. Bollitnt)sre mil Co. No. aa, North li.utrrer street, Etintkoralsi and Wagau awl essanninsi ..... lu anMnineirl! JO. New (Merge, Juvrael, the pnbli repita's that Ow dig nuinher ntai be einsitlrre,l as the Prvapertns; while. lioyerer, be holds , wt to p ri ari f e, ha eau centideu* ariiert, that the trestleuten who have ass. a.tnnl in this Review have long enjoyed the rearms of the pu:ilic. Rad, conk' their 11 , 444:11 he given w:llvait i,rinrr 'n the free!nits sod Inc *ratio the) would be an honourable pledgo pith, aro', t he . ..!mnality. curl the attach =to the interests of literature, with whirls this British al will he conducted. Gs.nalkniten dem or of receiving the First Nontlwr n l tam Journal, as 11 , 11.111 poblishrd. are evpieried to give iu their unmet isianedistelr, to their rrspective booksellers ur aawaroon, ruttier la town re country. A.fN4;.4IFFICE, NE. 13-, E C() M NI ISMON ERS tor' Victualiiiit ilia wast r i filojoly's Nar, ,do hereby giro tor' rot on ru FIS. DVllpselfre 'WM i , thay'sva is road, to s, es in Tsest. m. w es a ,'" rataka np and treat for EIGHT lir,. La E U UrA lit ERM of NE . r.ar.r.. t0.1,,,Tw0 frr.f; (limn QC ANTEIts ryeNEW CLOSE' DRIED .AMHER MALT, t, : ,, edotir.ored ore-iatt - tkore o :'in a Ishieivaht, and the other heti tn • foe:nigh! IP er wards, int* hit .il 1 car olio riehmotivie Mons st no t oti,orof, ~ led to to pail for by Bills, pa l isade treh iaketst, oni,eij ,?aen g rke data. 7>'c Conoitions of the eb:itract may he or. e at the Sterrett» j'e . . . _ . . .. . .. . . .. .N. regard Will be Ata fa awe Meier is eshelt Iht Prier shaft ear iaoiriol in Were:e a etr:A, er 'hat .+4411 *et be drlirr-rd to lA. nee r d ba . e u re nee u L:erk ee 7k. Time , lay, Me 2tet issfaii; one wine Ike Perms tcAo *bats c Trehl.r, es awe Pera"u a, Aim heje(f, *newts, to ameerer when ailed ,fer • SALVABLE FARMING STOrli, Di r TCDAM, NEAR BURNHAM, BUCKS. • TO NB SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. DANIEL SMITH, Oa the ressims, ao IMO OAY, the title imam*, al Twelve • ci*Cluek, THE V:ilmthle LIN' tu.iDEA U r A am Ls n STOCK. IMPLEMENTS in HUSBANDS*, ice. et Ilitthin-botion Farm, lute in the orenpatitio of M. So fey, duet miles from Matileoheatl, and fist Innis Sait-Hill, Ica 'be Coca. , ty of Hocks ; comprising six useful draught h.irtoo, amend floc omen, cons in call, 5.1 SOUlk-DuN gt hudgb, 110 stole hop, po: - .1try, t4c ; al u, an eteeltrut uew tooltgoo„ an older ditto, live strong dung-can.. plutszlis, har t (ma, Imeneop, hurdles, killtre, faggots, titter load, of sack., snit various EFFECTS. To lw viewed osi Thursday, •ttd the morning of &Ile mni Inc bad no the Pretuisrs ; 211 , 1 , 1 . Mr. Smith, M imisor ; ai.J et his house, No. 9, New thJaJ stout, City. lusseazirtioN • - "'ME SPANISH PA AID OF TR i(Yrs. CITY OF LON IX)N 'rA Y 1:R N, Deo. 21, Ist... /]Mils COMM ITIF.F. desire to int' the 1. (Nilotic, that purchase* of articles must wanted by the Spio:ish Soldiers have been made to an extent pinpurtiostesi to the annoint of the Sebscription. * Met bogs have been called in differvin parts of the r.tee pure, aid subseriptinostave been catered into, the automat• of shirt is not yet .obwmaine.l. The C,mmitter have aloe been iiiforine , l, that others are intended, from which come aiderable aildttione to the prestiit fond may be ecpeetril. The Comiuntec are mtion. to impress on all the ants of the British E.npire, that much iv Mill regnirrit to enable the noineroos levies of Spain to tube the field. 'the very recent' which have taken place io that rime. y, call for additional CI! sod increased eitoTtious. It is not the chsr4riet of the British public to &sett a ;treat nation in the tone of its greutest need. in ads. ry and fliff`ll.ol, may have been eommitted in a moment of adverse fortune; hut it is insmossitile that each ulna ran he general, mums a oeople who hive bees ever re. workable lur elevation 4.-.llimeol, and sersipulints humour. Their eat:ante), mot devotion to the cause in whirls they are emeaeirill, cannot, however, become availing, without those supplies which ere meessery to tier then, effect. With such sopplire the Committee is they ultimately will pre vail, and they tram, that tl.r British 'whim will evince the sleep anxiety it fists Wt ill411(10•: important struggle, by far thyr liberal and tilarit amimaacc, Amount Of mitbscriptiurs before advertised L.J7,3d7 Ga. Davidson. Grahams and Co. Subscription emitted before lO5 o 0 A DDITIIII4 •L susocutirrioNs. Suasensa Jackson Elorabt tk Jarkson, ditto .. I - Award limplarye, Tbeatre, Greeuwirk 4 7 0 Thomas robs mud SOO% 105 0 0 William May 10 10 U Rev. I)r. HugUrs, pl r Fktelier alO,l Pantuns, at Oxford lO 10 0 hobscraptiooo are r(.e. :5 e.i al the Mahneu. !ingot., tat awl all Ow n 11.0u.1..n au .l•Weekaclimer, Lists of Rob.rrirtion. *lt rrvll,, for SyhareiSers, uul 0111•11, &lithe Cali of 1..,Rd00 aver. r,) st • • 1f '; ..41.1•?••• 1-47 , st# te , -*•O4, ei , , ED r .4. • ,' 6.) e rt 1 r LUPEMAL PARLIAMENT. MOUSE OF COMMONS, Mumma/A t Pus. 13. Mr. Alelemon Colons reported from the Com mittee to WllOll wage referred the Petition of the City of Loudon; and pursuant ti, the Report a Bill was ordered to be brought iu fOr continuing the Act for levying n toll an illisekfriars'-bridge , and keeping the seine in repine.. A sill was likewise ordered t« lie brought to for continuing the Act for widening and improving the entrance into the City, west of Temple _ . . Mr. M M Altrim FouI.ILE presented a Petition from the Debtors confined iu the and of SW.lll4tll, pray. iu reliet; ordered to lie on tlie sir J 014 K NEWYORT, tipoli the Order of ylic Day heing read for the second re.ehm of the Irish 311- Min 'Jill. expressed los hope that the Bill would not-be hurried, but that blue wtiuld be vet' fur the consideration of it. - Ithritirelitsit Wstrystity calif, it wiabinfisseled 'to have the blanks filled . up in the Committer, in or• der to the printing of the Bill. and to defer the far ther considerntion of it for one month, in order to afford the time necessary for iiircatig.ition. The eas accordingly read a arena d time, and ordered to be committed to-nuorrir. Sir Afflict% ‘Viit.i.fsbEr also brought in a gill for allowilis the Militia - of Ireland to volunti..T their services into Regimetits of the Liae ; which was read a 611•,t 631 6 4 and ordered to be read he.. cowl time to-morrow. Sir Joan Ncwrons wished to heinforinid whe ther any preseentiou had been instituted atteiii-t the late Collector of Excise for Cork, for his de doencies in the public money? Sir ARTHUR Wzi.t.eimEt replied in the ne4n tive, it being utiderstomi from the Law-Offietrs, that it meld nut he sustained. Sir dues Nawr•aar tild, hP had so uuderstoNl, . . aml therefore glare notice lie would, on Fritheiii., 'nose-for leave to hriug ii. a Bill, nuking it felony I of de ith, without heudit of Cler: 4 -y, where tiny per.oli should he eunrieted of frauduleotly waktug away otth the, volthe: money. Loill liumts tame ellleel the attention of the 11.itose to the order made last night, for the W writ Waiting a wit for the Elect:cm of a Memher fur the Borough of Shinsford, in the rno:o of Oelotral Albemarle Bettie, upon his sopmmeel aceesuaois tee the Earldom of Lindsey, but which I: Well; its point of (net, ;immature.. No Aletnher of that lionne could be divested of his *tit, on tilt Immo' of his having Itestonte a Peer, but where be was metualy called to the dilpnet House, either by writ or laltllitlqta% bl the case of stoccession to the title, by immediate descent, i: might be seip:wised that sown was the fact ; I , where; as hi the pet tea c :se. the claim to the . .._ eeerwr wits tit tine, that rued tern long iuuhey • - . awes.; they lied an riBlet•to presume the tact. In deed he bad this eery ntorititig seen it letttr from toe siwnesi•lfiertie, and had asked whether 1 he i.arl received acy :minnow's to l'arliatneut by his title ? and he told hint he had tint. lie therefore should move to rectify the utituake. The SPCA/L6ll stated the rviotio‘ ',hada he, • that the Speaker do issue his saprstdear to the Clerk t,f the Writ fur the new el"ction. The :node was oliettever a ntw writ was moved fur, it was oo the •uppcisition of the lornnrr Me tn i ) cr been called up ta the liotisr of Peers; if it turneil out that this was a mistake, the superseder's issued of Illsopocits, who had unwed for the writ, having otquieseed its the mistAte,the sitpersedeiss was orderer] to ii•ue accordingly. Mr. FOVIELL presented some aconuota telatile to ° Mr. '.‘launics Fritzfann4l., inquired whether the accounts of that emii,try had been :di 'wale up yet ? Mr. ForrEn replied, they were iv a state of moontlian trintel forwardness, awl fluid be laid before the I -loupe very shortly. Mr. Fuiti;ft ohm moved. there he laid borfure the Flame an NCCOU I t of the expettsro of the different itistitntions Mr. M sURICC FiT4i:Enii.n object d to any conasiteratiois fon 'hat otilvet, Irfore thry h.I wen whit were the necessary expensci attending the public service there. FiII4TCP. Wild, that account %%as alrrail) lie fare the Reuse. _ _ SirCltuaa.t:s DeNDAS presented a Petition from the inhabitants, owners ai land in the islatd of Shetland, one of the Orkneys, praying, that there might he a new valuation of their late'., io order to entitle them to vote its the riectum ut Members for Parliament. Orderer to lie on the table. . _ Mr. WRITIIRE AD begged to ea!' th e a tte n tio n of the honey to a few words he had to say. without intending to. offer any :notion. It was for the porpour of doing jiimice to the character of ' AM Officer (Major Covell) *line name had lieu', in troduced lust night in the course of the itiscus,:mn, by reading a letter to that ()Ricer from (; e eer a l Leith, ender whom he had served, hearing the most honourable testimony to the seal cud abilities lit had displayed in the service. Ile was wholly unacquainted with Major Covell, but that Ott t. had called on lain this morning for the purpose of rerpsesting him to read the testimony he had re ceived in vindication of hie character. {le had told him lie was sure that we had imprest,iou tither hail or could have been made by any thing which hail passed upon any individual of that HOUSe; that the mmition of his name hail been merely inci dental ; and that the whole of that part of the evi dence had been ordered to be expunged from the minute., as irnlevant. To this .Major Covell had replied, that all this might be very true, but that the public prints had conveyed the question, and 111131VI`rb to the public, and that to pre serve las character in their estisaation, lie wish ed the letter to he read iu the House.— p.brAs 0 TUURSD,IY, . FEBRU:URY 18, lae9. He accordingly proceeded to road the letter. It was from ()len/Till Leith, and statotl, that having bad the honour to etimaliald the battalion of which the 76th regiment formed a part during.tbe late campaign in Spaiti. he felt it as due to him to declare, that Lieutenant-Colonel Sims having been prevented, by indispositiou and Otlitt,CHll*CS, from I coluniaadlog that regimeut more than bar Jay, it had of course been wider the command of Ansjor Covell the whole of that- time, during which lie hail paid the most active and vigilant attention to his charge, suit that lie had hop d lie would ItaYe succeeded to the command of the regents lit; lie had 160 dolga, if his Royal Highness the Linke of York . had been fully apprised of bit mews, lie would have :laminated tan, as it would hate beet* much fur ttie inter/ad of that regiment to be iu such good lutorla. Sir /Hem WELLEst.;:v said. ho was actinaint . ell buth with colourl-tanwiga i ntt AlaioP-4.:•41141, inftr 4 Alableilibillellkfth Si Officers of distiogilished merit. The latter lied been made a Major Ilk Int/Land the foYnser was a Licutenaut-Culour I stnca 1804; this was, therefole, no hardship. Lksisies, be had himself served iii the 7661, atoag with Col. Shaw, and knew lie had peculiar claims no that re. ;zinnia, to winch he had been merely 'transferred from the curi a awl of a garrison !battalions He also adthal, lit had bees. so sispoiuted at his ICCOlL sorffilittitni. The SPEAIIiNt put an end to further discussion, • there beiug uu question ireforo the House. The two liills fur noising the suns of 1u,560,6001. and It/00,6util. by Exchequer Hills, were read a third mac soul passed. Upou the haouou for the third reading. of the Malt Duty Bill, Mr. Iltsaissou offered a clause 62; way of rider. Ile stritysl, that the 1/1:0W011ett mule by His Ma jesty to such Foreign Nlintsters as were ant actually employed, had never been cliargeil.nrider the land tax mail within the. last three years. and that since then a proportionate compensation haul been allow ed Omni out of the Civil List. To prevent this circuitous tootle. it was proposed to add a clause, wholly cartoons; such from the deduction. Mr,. BA Es objected to the measure. He con ceived hso clan of those enjoying the public howdy alioold be exempted ill particular, is opening the door to others, who might Claim a like indulgence. He thought it would be much Letter to make an addition to their allowance at once, than give a handle to obloquy, oat the ground of partiality. After a few words from Mr. BUSTARD. Against in. troducirosnete a chase in this stage of the Bill,. Mr. Ilusxissua agreed to Nvill:tle.tw the clause for the present. lisalso presented a clause, exemplirm the re. ceiots given by use li.eetivers of the Laoet Tax to the Collectors thole if from the stomp duty, na was •-thrtwat'ilethe'llbilinserl Totes. 1 It? - lArtfibe leas added to the pill, which *as then read a third time and passed. 'l'he Committees of Supply and of Ways sad Means were postpone/I to Friday. Coors motion of Mr. Wanot.r, Ill•Dowell, was order/Al to wttawd the ("ennui:tee for areal. gotitig the conduct of the Duke of York; Mr. Charles Greeuaoritl was also ordered to attend. • IleKli OF YORK. Mr. Tatum presented the report of the Select Cotumittie,eypointed, lastuigtston ina;seet certain letters submitted to the Committee id the whole Home, for investigating Hi,• conduct of hi, llio. al Highness the Duke of York. Tuts wins rend by the Clerk at the Table, and was to the fallowing purpmt : " Your Committee bane insperted the several letters re kord so thee', act selected sod *.Toted in 'boodle, marked (.4,) el the :titers tett:vent ra the ~ setter en cotenant ; Lot they beg leave to remark, that they are not to he understood as et 3111111111K4 olorthe , c all or an) past of the ,and let fry, rye 11,1 to be male evidence, Of are taPtiles . C.l . the twee hoes of the whole House, e'er W prissouhr, area that nuiut " F o Lord rtisrowt then rose. He said, that after what had pv.rd last night its the House, on the obleket of deed tsr.ing any new charge, be slostilsl slut think it necessary to say •any thing iii . hisl.l,ll dicatian ; b u t he hoped and treated dot that House, and the country at low, would think and reeit lied while his How. Friend, who had felt it his duty to bring the present business forward, had beets attempted to be branded with the disigmceful ithet of arras's, he had not been ntiowed to ro e. MAI in the way he had chalked out Corliiinseif, hut lead beets breed i n to is line ditferent Emus what he intended, ley the professed friend and adviser of the arcusni ; n mode of chicle he would be bold to say this cci the only instance to he found. He hoped tint Houtoe wed the country- would remember, that Ilk lion. Friend lead beets hurried on, day after slay, without intermission or rest, end that lie had been left to struggle throngle the bushier' alone. till within tutue few days. when sonic gentlemen, feel ing for the hardship of his situation, had stepped forward to offer their assistance. He hoped it would not lw forgotten, that Isis lion. Friend was prosecuting the iuquiry under the threats of in famy, and di the consequeseers of a failure. These °leery:l6mi* his Lordship conceived due upon what lend passed. With repect to the business before them, he now wished to state thaw particulars which had been staked for yesteralsey, but which he then felt it his duty to decline diselswing. Some slays n4O a gentleman had stated. that be had ssint certain papers nlieetitig 'the Duke of Vios, in respect to tier charges now wailer discussion, but that the person whe lead them WAS nawilling to produce then), but he suggested it clew by which they might 1w discovered. They had originally got into the hands of a soticitor, ia his character of agent to a commission of hankruidey. 'll he name of the bankrupt are procured, but it was found. on inquiry, there acre several of the same name, and of course different agents, it Was neves sory to eell on several hefore the right one was dis covered. His Lordship spestimeed hint concernitig the vipers and lie said he lisel them, hut was nil. I ;. 7ie? vvi; -- F 'srvrki,cz. .".'/ .41 , . • 9:. •y .- _ •::.;.~ i • ~ M willing to produce them, as he feered lie should theretoy acquire thexhitracter of an imormer. Lordship endeavoured to eternity this OHjeCtloll. • but he also expressed 11111 tear of offending tie Chaosetilor of the Exchequer, to whom MI had for merly been under some obligations. 11' assured Lira lie hail no ground for apprehension On that head, When he ass only doing his duty. • !Mt hie pram-. pal objectieu, les Lordship said, was, that the 4.4- elobure would injure into in his profesetottel charac ter. His . Lordship made lequiries whether birch a principle of toucealture , wee ceineidered eveential„ but he could th u d uo such tole. The upshot of all was this, I 0.. Lordship found hr had otourtitered the business to he taken up as a tuinieterial queetnee - by the other 4ide " ol the Huusc, told lee diesded iii eurrimerlispleaenre, and the eo n se e ureet ruin o f Oa faintly, which wholly depended on his exertion /e e, Nor v.es early reostaueet in ishilth informs'. "Iloa had been I lir Lori:ship helloed he tumid pruve cases o:iere 011ients hads decliaed cum log terwerd, through tear nf the consequence.. lie slier told his Lordship lie had w.t the pa pers iu hie possession, because I.e heel put theta away threligh fear of being ceded ieu to peas Auer them. t.t length it was agreed orio that ha should cull on the late Sulicitor-Generel. aced state to hint the circumstances, and take las advice whether or trot he should produce the papers: His Lordship was to have met Mut this day at s eptiretee Meet three o'clock, but Metered of seeing him, he received a note from lniu, .tatiug, that Sir Samuel Roundly woe engaged, and that he h..d nut )(A s: en km. (h ider these 4:nllmnd:slice.; Lis Lord ship couctivetl it his duty to state chat he knew to the 'louse, as he had loefore theie to the Chancel lor of the Exchequer. 'I his wits the whole of whet he kaew, as lie lent not seen the papers; but he lied stet) an ate4truct of them, nod. as far es he could jthlee by thut, be cone reived they had • bearing upon the questein before them, as to the dispoeitiou of places wider Government., if not as to the alloy, unit he 1.' , /llsr ceived from the course they had hitherto pummel, they ought not to be rejected on that amount. lieu Lerdship concluded with suggesting tip propriety of calling for the papers, or the perster 111:1.4 (Kll4. rd to attend at their bar, med. us they bpd done last night, submit them. to the Lett matinee. to the inspection of a Select Committee, fir the purpuee of makie'g their report thereon. ,Ir. Pratt:arm. defended the !louse front what Mica's/tiered as aspersions thrown• upon them by .the Noble lord. leis Lordship had stated, they .should. hitter fon e et the strange 111111111er in whldt the lion. Cent:coven had bleu fureed to tow ered; In! hoped their remember:me would. be core reel uu the subject. and lie had no tear it wouoti its unfavourable. lie agreed with the Noble Lord, iuswyiiyt ea floe. her (Mr. Adair) hair pressed ' that !Idolatry shoultrbe opt% hut he would *4: was dna mode forced upon the mover ? 'There bad beets only too voices. the Hun. :timber's, wt.* proposed flue inquiry, and hie ueerie.t hat eppeared try llie 1401110' as the meet eppropi tate ui.ele .t . procee ding. That tine wan trot wrong cue iniwilest from the Bolt. Grot . ,eto:us (51r. Waittlej having acquiesced. and his tee:ening inured for a Select Committee • said 011 the couteary elites orig nu reluctance to the course propoteil. Was it then. he would ask. either fair or Just, to call tine au unheard of er harsh mode of p.oceedtioe ? or that that House Mould be held up to puh.lw view cc endearment% to impede that justice cinch on the contrary they had eeideavoured .to promote If, therefore, they were to be tried, he was confidant' they would he acquitted, if the filets sere Morey known ; as he would be bold to say, that on. where were to be found proceeilings umare fair, or a greater readiness evinced to atiern every assistance in ate homing the rod proposed. For this he could refer to one fret, that in the course of the diet:us:nun not • single division bud teleei place, nor a single men:etre peen opposed without the lion. UCH. denten acquiescen t .; iu the opposition ; aced it might he fairly inferred, that it the Noble Lood linuseif had thought them in the *retie, he would not have failed to have, elites his,e a u. 4.f it Lv ur vidang the House, and their there *min be • list of the glosiuus sumo' ity. It was al. o urged us ground of accusation, that their mode of procerce tog ass trio rapist ; bat the Rom Gentle Loan heti heel hi, own time to prepare his chargers. used hail only to procure hit eituesoes, and when bee clay was deemed more tit than smother. it was. sedans weed iii. lie heel been also alluded to as having used the term areesee. Ile **reed he heed seta u hat if the charges failed, infamy would attach to alto had made false charges. and eeneu re wit stick us had been too credulous iu listening d, 111 , 111. With regard to the Noble Lord• himself, he ade milted lie had said, he thought it harsh his refusing to name the charge, but when his Lordship called on him, he had given satisfactory reasons for that refusal. When hie Lordship stated that other proofs were withheld by officere, through fear of the ten sequeuees, diet he recollect *lnd itupressmii thu might make ou the public mind. who might there.: by be induced to say, that not this nor that charge wss proved, hut that all those were nothing to what could Misr 'wen proved, if it Were not for the fear of the Coveniternt ; and yet might not some of those hidden charges be as unfounded as some of those a huh they had been inveirtigntine had turned out to he ? These observatione he ceinedered ss neceeeary from what had fallen from the Noble Lord. NVith respect to the papers alluded to I.y his Lordship, he coueeived it better bee/mold owe them, if poosilile, and form his owii judeineot upon them ; if that should be fennd impossolde, they then might name a Committer for the pur. ; hut it was bet!: r his Lorelehip should make the trial in the nee •lististier. Lord FoLlisroni, expluilied, and said, that he should tint have adverted to tar circumstances upom which the Right ilimunrelste lieutleinan lord enlurged, hod it not le en es. !tog to the terror used by anise Heirouratele Gentlemen opposite on a r .~ I i i; `' ii c~