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Anil Mere- motor). elin were towheaded in Peanuts:llde prier- for ate Aet of loadeurnity.--fifeor.)---The Noble , 4 vIP-40004-= " ditaiiiewo, . • • • 11+,4.. ev " Al "`• .. 'Or. Joh n f - ~ 'sr Me, i SetalerYi Pre- (ulna; sod heing eritivuead (hat their Loolshille Mauling then reviewed the state Uf tint wrietiaeld 14114tir" )1 theNrilllkAs . . .. .. , . ~, ..,... -• • . • - ,L. 3 • i . , boom . . "'regard io. „,,, slllaeltalito elletraellsigif . Ar ri s tr it A kelies •Blesh se . „ 4 . .4 .11111eaflair adA..1. _ M ' SMOLA P4p4r. !silage' * woad, not refuse-1n just, so reanottable., and me est- i meanest, where - ii. belief Imputed to.. have berg ise ar c woo, . frau, Msniniissionere crossly 0 hienatire its the 1111 of ludeninies. lee ; getterelly preveileeit that the would obtain moist. should not tro.able the House further Masotti eaves I , K in from L.ontliati. fiutioubteilly in ecutie pert. of .. • it ll I,At tb i b , tkj. Ilk .• , Ao r h,er is . *iii,* ;Tier} N e oa . I- . •soloi . 5i...410,. .id me the bk. , . apokar 4 . , .., . - /If 'ff•allakt • . Illf as the Gookye i 'of Guy Csrpeadia, Paw- -44,... • , ROY'S. that it ire rend II let• 111101 Mori the cometry. pathoulurly ih YorkSisirre HMI' beltef i4' I %..' . 0 . 114'"' a"liNag*' ' 1"; Ohl Wiipoiis ff. 8.4141 t.t Mal . , *ism • 4 I,l..iiii"n f """ t he ll'et", l'he ritiestion brir.g. put from she iVeolstrek-. . bed been produced by the operalion. of a person Sir , Isbell Cberitabk Pik. Lail Houma , s orgy. east ' belni4ped al, ver tomoositta to ills Cboareboarilene, lgletihitaiii• of the parish uf St. ' / I __lte,w daso c as neemar Mkt elb TT Helbee Ike "I' al Mr AP° °eat, w bgli iba 1161 n7. Whilechalph sisothwur of 'b e mu „„ pe„,e„m The Mations of LA NoLttAVNI 410 mo rise to core. already morel) apoken o f . who had been employtal i aueslries Allesded 1010 homy 04Aaisihd wish • :ige ot i o l u , w arb, * mop .. • . „, .. rrew...lisgilie yeaellaltanat of bap, ursareping thiamine food ► against the general principle of em Indenenty by Aliiiim„,,_3/,.. meer....._rfiern../_ She • . ,- ••.11 / _. l'etVea the Penske -a of tut. Ambew a Belk bat for the purpose of eporeatin g th e calm utideohtedly true ; bat to what exteut Le s s u E-"..446, •,, - ' `( ; ! - 5 tlllastPAtAlll RP iteo...a_gae rim . RI mr g- - . . - • H lll / 1 1NTINI, "46148eValbd , lit /T M ~ * " I "'''''d""f - Low ou she deliberation or elm Flom* t o the plan of roe Ramous of Oliver hul opereted, and how far the • ' eilkst fluellr ISI, . . . _ IMll° .. - I=6". irehi r Wili . itr . ' . • "Ildelhe A of 'Ewa - table . or lIINFF OF ON Perrriws now ealoptird by his Alhajeaty", Mt Milers. 'iliis he seifsdehlaion of the fpeophs had been ibstruntental C ,t . . , ~ ...irt.talita. ~ , t •••• 'IS . W Ile 611011 0111 0 1 b r., • • Pas I 7 is ISIS - . ...0n.. re , • *MM. . ' aa_Laudr; Hoed.hags,vesitieseed a Pnenw e hems Ho *Lord did. not ex e filetribrx of the Coin fff i t lee r ove'r in mott o that impressio n h e mo s li n pre p to ~. •...„;... „. , . r • ••44r ; ! •., _, . . "llt , •11 ECTORS le the . A -.4011-- --. .."1fi1k4Lt,. of itsouhms. le i llilesuist °bleb . the N"Ille Mare '4O Pori . alvilr but vo 'W • Assort. . tioniglat it elgeitto sate Ihat'Olivii,. in •.. i • inet motori . "W",tber 9- ,of Am: . . . , • .. • I' f - .111112111hitill . ,ii. tell 4.11 i • ' i ' • ' ' ' 4 . 417: iecor-,-intartuiv, Aseusenstiug suchaer impassion, hod fol. exeekdrel •• . • • . a _ i i/CMANTIIeS4INW lb w t h sitt li :e. bie linrf, L 0 , 1614 7:f . ‘1.4 1. 1. 44c adt 4 114"""tly- AleAfiberibr thot . i ',iled liy reference to the hearse:mum he had received from !tinniness ... . . • . , ` , . INDIES, da heegi o o j, u , ~,„,s ttir . • , 4wb, . .. Hod of the suffeires •WhHe r the Art of Sttepensioes, ' 1" li in us 'lrjuuri ti r. a r-n-mis-------d----- ; - 7 -1 .0 ----- "*"""l i nf • I I RVRY.LANIt. -• .' , - . , . ..... a , -T• ,- -- :),- • .... The evidel , however, that. accueed Oliver of lien n ith - leettrtl to the lireaTch.orseter of the men- t a t:se ine r! al tiolletraLlhe Warta had beeu brohglit ninsi tg e cy of (..t • ~, t ? . 1 IS Infak IN°, SATURDA ••• ' 1.,., . ' t - '-^ •••• - 4 •: . • 6 '.1). - •••••..-••• .. -. . - - Apar . . ~ ...uptAiol ~. . . 't'' -' : • *Oink 0 64W111 . 1ic.:41/1 t I i 1 " "il l mare itself..uffect in. , . ea it diti, the hires noel pro- ... • M7aisialliksersliee' ...se. r. .. 1114111, 4 41 W i 1l ilitpriabsied 1 . lfill,fur Ho asepses of being llllaried So bus:Four .Ws emesinweed merely or die Pititioa thuseimrsoirs whose peril/COP eireesibirsetss sieui-failiiiiicrirfrilvmet-Ithei n iLlha shouldmoject the slite„ he *as bettotteories ' TOWN II i • • NTkY. Per OW- 1 " tem. Pre *one% will be Wailled ormirdiwllit.W amuses were allottiedlii it. i . • trot of the colighttitiotial lii.torc 01 'lie consitsy. Introit the otlier.-(Cries of Mar, hear, hear.f - • . Glloarbirk Ilie Ifortual Emmaus's' of ' resealed for Mat purp oar en or be e , * l i e sh e Ausci f The iiwilintooringonii_. , . ROISINTA. • NEXT, awl from that date Voiaarked Bose will am nosy Lwd elreasaai, userril. that tbe Petition as that of ihr ill cmilin g the d'tell . thAt nr‘l he ll'u' Cu lII ' "'"" llt w,..i indeed the. misfortune of empleying such ' • . 1 TIMS•Deen to leopards's Six o'Claerk-qhe Thy to begin "Y "'tem". Lord Maya aseelhelose who sigthol it, he laid oli.tha rabic : user now propos...l, it was iinpo s i Isl e to arpsrete i pergola. that tin one could he Menne *hell Oleic tUld . JOSEPH DART, Aseirt.-Inceolary. Wthicli vita . . it from the Act of the, lust Scrsi tm : they must tri l- e hulls. ."Tis• Report had Billy Mated the eitteat . * be viewed its coutieetinti ; but admitting this and ligature if the imorrtetion ill berbyiliire, had at/hom tin NoadaY • will be Proi 3 oColl, he Z ili erit rime* • • N ew ; -: ' . =RARY IMPRISONMENT. GEN rt.gatatirs ApPattEL sENovoTED. •. • Earl Gosoomesew pretested a Petition from Samuel connection he colloid Gut Selieve that, even the smiler.' die timber of pervoinsuiployed in it. and !Cwoutedy, is See Oct., to be railed The kof Gkedower. ' . 'TU. Prologue to be spoken by Mr. II mid the Epilogue NA-ES:MS. LA MOTTE and CO. **ail ► la. fiks. l 47,, v_llMhieheskr, entaphaehig or arbitrary inspri- Noble Duke who promised the measure was the •facility with whieb .it . head brest suppressed it r by Mrs. Alloy. Ail reasorsot their Floury, 13,Gerrant•street Lek... ,_ •••••114 O ger sa Y er e "d 6 ," 4 ,, 1411444 . f1e " 4 ' and proYinC prepsired Cu • defend ns u ea ttd •.4 . '1 • Various orlon Nowellier are In *dive Itvel"""t,„ _i"". aloont ter-equaa, mil 34, T hreakeeadle-on t et, ' supseffolly ' '.. tsetse pass ar Bin of luumenity, hot ;mow. • • eoessa. ry eonse- having been indeed rather tik object to overtake whine la a Pley. headed ow the very perdu isonoince of pew", t u c entm , ~,,„ obrioes is a H of , a " vent l oqu ii., i„ ro tb, wai l," of hi s quence of the atitipeusio n of Ito! Act. of adieu rebellson -than to seppress il. ' But the diapositiois .1 Rob Roy. nomy and kite, by their peculiar toy admissible presisseca " ri• • le"' • • • Corpu. the ndoption of thine Hill. rt would Ire -of the people had been strougly mailed in their ----__._._. I for restoriag the Tint and Lustre ini Wallet:red is lia r . Petilloia . Ewa &Noel Dixon, of Ma- impoosible to assert this on nosy PUltild ttrllltittle; actual iinatility to the beguile/ads: that • iiisnfrec. i. • i TALI TRE-ROYAL. COPRIVT-GA Rill:A. lof every Coionr.--Terms : Coat, bs. Great a s. ich, wish the former, was laid on the table. hut if he sidinitted eveio this as is necessary muse- . lion hail broke n ant without sufferisig any appelrent . .• T HIS EVENING. SATURDAY. Fels. es, &ditto. BILL OF IIIiDEMNITY. guerre of the suspensio n , h e al 111 1 l lil not cmisidur it influence from the ti O$ tension of the aels, .i ' • will be acted, 3il time. • New Comic Opera, called Owlet' executed within twelvo boors, *if reirlred,;-.le- • • • u i `qtr - TlM.Duke of 11101ITIOSE r ill* fur the to a uii obtuse of their lorileatipa' time to consider the pus Act; it hod cosnineueed in the to r treli they felt l i ZUM A ; pain, if Meired.sei moderate terms. . OR, THE TREE OF NEALTH. N.B. Black sons Apparel expeditiously a . for allamag„. that the am for iv,demuirri all persons natu re of that measure which involved so fait' a oil their own powers, ora l Wife liesideti by the unfu r - ~ . • • public or private Iffwansiss. he. ' • whet since th e Ist day of January, 1817, laid been ne eessalY• Ir• ba bvtl. P aelt a coas tlarace lunl been tousle firossidretli, who bad here originally epiphint. Age e whieh, ISM these, a orew Ballet Diveniseasest, called • THE RUSSIAN FEWFITAL --•••-•---..-________ ---- w•-•--7---..... comeenied iu causin g the arrest or detention of I,er.. anticipated, it svoold home been snore manly in A for that purpose. The iiesurrectiou else wail .I i T o "Web will be added, illth thee, a aew Melo-Dame, with LAW UM 14111. . _ sons suspected of treasonable practices, shofar' be • 'Moister' to have avowed their inteution of tiro- , put down without the aid of thy law, l and had one read a second time, thosight it expedient to state Posing this snea•nre when in the last Session they yiuidar to it broken.out in the adjoining ctitinlie.. new Scow sad Decarstias, caged This day is pliblishM, daily hound, pries le. THE *ILLUSTRIOUS TRAVELLER: IrIFIE NEW LAW LISIT; bailiff a Wig of briefly to their Lordships the reason and th e rotes- required the precedent: eneaseere-(ilear, heari-er, could it he suppoicel that it would not have been • 1 .. I OR, THE FORGES OF KANZRL. AL c0... 1 4, spstai phyueordie v erivem and ',elided ally of the measure. Ile should trouble their itteteed of holdierg out their responsibilty as an in- suppressed with equal facility ? could not therh he Dams at six o'Clock--the Perfueusiame to begla at *Hereby. with the Laudon Avant to she Coate, Alloy- Lordships to recollect what the state of the country duceinent to the noo se t o oc ce de t o their reqeestl • found iu each of them one intelligent 31agistrate, Sues. win, Mimi& end Arm; ilooltelmr old • To a t WM" bad been et the commencement of the last Session, - (Henr.)-If !hit indemnity were fro be the con*. one active Captain of dragoor.s, one setjeseit, tout . I The New 'Opera of Zama, or The 7Vse of Health, will *sere UMW. ' and how seriously. it lied been disturbed by the eye. qtketiee, under all events , es the Noble Doke hied , le dragoon*, for such actually was the force with be preformed emery Tuesday and geoseday during Lem. By SAIWEI e HiLls,.of Ho Stamp Oise. tom of Luddism. Homers hid been broken open •iiiated-.(" No. no," from; the Duke of Nona- which, the point had been at in Derby ? The 0. Ilikailit*, Fazio, and Harlequin Gulliver. f_latalso: Piloted fee w• . ( lirbe,,_ mod &No, tow 111, 1 6 `el• mod murders had. been cannoitn e l at that Cline with trots. semis Me tub/el-perhaps the Noble Duke Noble Duke had asked whether it were not (setter to C HEAP CARPET WAREHOUSE m. ...TN he.•81014/000)10c14•-• ""' ; 0111-I t. " m oth Ti o i r e ' a violence that been the country. Both had might chrtSse to explain his uneaniti,,.re _ psevent than to suppress rebellion ? Butt did lie for e . • gam. PICCADILLY (opposite Harehrat's Mole% where been reduced to an 7 orgeusisecl system, and even The Doke of MoxTaose thonglii the Ministers. Pre the comwquence of such a porition ?--(lfror.)-. t a i m , h u ,„ " ow e m ono tw o kohl T a w s eif th e h e w " - 7--__ L •-7--•---..,-_ . _ ...:t... . ' rinrrino human life IRIS rated at a fixed and certain price. had acted with propriety in dividing the vulsject.- Wu he Ittrare uf the extent to which it might JUeInineIIIIINTIFI ED...SECOND. __ __..,.' 7 i i Ir .. di 1 ISRUSSELS CARPETING. at she Old Priers, from es 311. a scovered Shut an iutention had been termed The power - was tirst to be °Winne'. and it was io carried to tic blisiinieut of an attire an we hi. - to Is. N. i Kiddrilidalrer Caefeetiatf e arm Sr. et to br. • M g. ._ . . 1 " dal bl imbilliods is emm 7 e 164 m 1 ."4""sti wit h W.°4l. to murder the Judge on the seat nf Justice . ; mid, consideration of the manner iii se...ic.h.they *boob" , .., . J .e t tr ze sa i t eesir "l tt n re.t•reveo s ei on of th ose ceinies d ► which( -a- ' Vesetisa Stair dims, Irma Ite SE Is 3a. 114.; 11.4 the mid .sos...rusitse s wit" a Ram Portrait, aud live Plates of . 44 , b , Damian at all „limas*, a ,,,,,, thair mai. itt„ Haod.amitin g , pehe 24/4 . 1 4 !sauci l y Hi Swag Editin g , Ili abort, there wee a .gesserat state of auxiaty and "Wereile thle Power:. Ow they e0_11,191 mole to tbt4.411 tr eisaiii itotioit haute essolwat shistiki*,tw -it mere ' • ' 1 .. .. 311 . 04 . t• 4 8 44 Reath RUSK Sham% CoMmarpson, earseesedt .• . - -!- -. elarte..aoch tur•oh•...mothsp-4tod.sores.hefese +IS- le.-iiinetlrstfettaully. The one was tolig.ti4urof: muster be Itteppremed by hurt the eri- ... . , i J k5.„, 4 111 eresere• lel! 'Watt tegiklik4aute-fer totwess, 4 ArNIUS with • DIS nosed. &bellies had been framed -in different lure from the other. . welithithitb theftDerifintby:ltireTheitisu°ll-irleYetio°vite,ieWelislit. u ill et elwect lier. 41:' • /i, • ' monies, Aces lig - rosemerfriaflle. M sat. reek. IMINGUISHRD LIVING cHAitacTll/2 establish-' places for the ostetiaible purpose of pesitioning Pin. Tire Marquis of LAWSDOWN dPT10 ' ... _...1, --3. '. thr;t he . - , 1 'di isebedierg she SUPPLEMENT. consisting of Fae-ehil- figment, aud promoting the measure of Pairliaineu. should not dispute with the .N able Viike about 'shout 100 nen, near Husldersitield-who•;were, of ... 4 '' SA filOggs. o 1 "-- "---- --- i t ii" -- -••---------._.___totfALL, uu dDU CO. lie. it Huudwessi me . so d wh e y tuest es ii usui. tory Reform, but their real devign was the ruhversion terms-but if tic word corollary were defined. . the Ceuta, to. be cousidered as - the teft wing or die lig 0R G A.N and SAN DE !IS. UPFIOL- Loads** Prloted fur 'Allot eud He ,93, two of the existing form of Government. At the coos- use of it by tic Noble Duke, as applied to the grand army, mid who; about the . sam e ti . be.: , , . STERSIII . Catherine -street, tonne , very grate- 84 not it proves Sir Philip Frown to be Junior, we wilt fully acknowledge nenheral support the" ht , ve m eel'ed rse net tan"; hut 'hit" "" "felT "NW, as' it TlTtlata• " r ucenielit Of their proceedings. they usuelly train,- Bill of Indemnity, might juitife him ill soppoaiog goer to commit burglaries and eohlierias in York. 1 1 . • t h e t a n seeeuteeu pus hum the Nobility sod Gentry, is ho es s uc h a ammo? rireamstasiiat eviden t ., as readers it acted business by writings-but in proportiou as that ilidetneeity lead been consi - dered . in a cause- 'aiiire.-titid who, tint for the prevaricatio n o f au old petreialsbet t„. ._ _lsiie ' eesenshietass sad Warehouse, • sod Terf very dilliciih to believe het, not ; and Mal, if so many co- their meesures became violent, this Wet considered quence of Bus y women, who lead suffered • flank their. exertraeg, hemblY bill is "rntemseri that the Beesinees is now incidences .slialtbe knead to have misled ns is this ease, datigerous; they suhseqoently curried on their cot. The I)tike of tifooTiosx stated, thin his mile would have been brat .111 to Mall for t i. P relinquished . .wr. Morgue is favour of SANDERS, our faith, ka allearetasiou draws &nen proofs of a similar respondence by messa ges cu d wor d o f mou th . At mei ttttt eg met. that Miteistere should obtain a Bill ,if With respect to Sco 6 tlaisel, the larr i . l° • rill " ; e s n o e :; DURHAM, ..L. sad Cu. (silio bare • bees Assidams hi him!, nosy henceforth be shakso."-Edisb. Rev. 57. $ ' •, . that time the greens' state of the country was high. louleuessity as a consequence of their conduct under the (Docent' Once its coestaencernest.). They rupee,- so The teeppkuient may be had separately, price 3s. doubts of its efficsey, was not enforced there, and fully solicit' guatieusece of that approliation and prefer- ly alarming. Commerce hod become comparatively the Sustrention Am. )t.Vetheittliwtairimettche°y"tiorYieelt:ellefr ferole'llbtlis°? 411114 e l e rrre Sco ti e n l i a l t71. .t • The *minis of Latisoowst-It was quite cer. ence which hair bees u lung fiver to the peculiar ■ *nicks -------"'-"---------.-.._.___„______ GENTLEMEN'S SEATS. stagnant. Banks had stopped payment. •and their where the remedy could nut be applied. no danger 1 ' of Furniture manufactured may in their Establishing., Thi s j ay is poeusti o a, I n ca . y a i A n ,. p r i er a s , No, 1. con. Lordships were aware that the tenants could not pay tail) that the Mittisteta iced not have asked for an , , Na.. 15, 16, aaJ 17, Catherine-west, &mod. I„j u i" „is Eurasia ns , with appropriate Descriptions ot, their relit. ' Such was the moment, when distress ind emnity, if they lied not acted wider the former occurred. SVlle te the soilvension, o f th e ti o h eas . N.R. The Palest Articles, with great improveaseats, sued be lin...A si onda ., , ..„ cud alarm presided every cheap in the elide, that the Measure. The Noble Maripsio Oleo 'proceeded to • • Corpus Act was not supposed so• he so* eperatitan, a geural exhibition it-Upholstery • ad Canal Furniture, "- . .-'- -7,.... of the DMA Eft of NOBLEMEN nod agitators took occavion to address themselves to the timeline the state of the cou ntry - -whicle. he von- no insurrection whatever took place. lanvin g Oi t a :1 ' .), always ..14 1 lir 141". VG ,is ENGLAND, WALES, SCOT- I EEWNTSLEMEN worst paotßoo s of the multitude , medicos of violence tended, did not warrant a delegation . by Parini- con:d.ered t he . mate of the . eauesery,. in the mel te .. i ., i 1., +. , g THE ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL of the LAND, and IRELAND. Engraved in the Line SI ' were the consequence. Their •Lordsthips most re- Went or such high authorities. It had been mated poi .in the setielleitid counties, and en the south Most lioncienble and Leal SOCIETY of AN- By MILTON, WOOLNOTH, BYRNE, PYE, ke. c o ll ect the disturbances that took 1,184 in'the mes- in die Helton* th en lyiog on the tuble, that there, Scutind, ihe result waa, that, in the metropolis ,CIENT murroNs-woun scnooL, Gray's.lea-road, Poem Drawings not more then two. persons scree affected by the . . t l London lassitisted in the Year 1714, kw Edireatiag, Cloth- By J. P. NEALE, , tropolio-they mast recollect the atrocious outnege - /Did been in the metropolis, in the 'midland coon- . . I amr.„ol,,,bolle naiataimag roott CHILDREN, born of Author of the " Illustrations of westaiiimer Abbey." Sot. that had been offered to the person of his Royal ties. and in the 'southern parts of Scotland, Hit ,iii. Operillift l i of the low ; thin in the midiaml comp- wa s h paint s , net entitled to Paroebia/ Settlement, in or publi s h e d by w. H. Reid, 32, Whitehall ;J. Harris, Highness the Prince Regeut, while in the exercise tendon, by violence. to overturn the htus mod Con- ties, where the law was in full oper a ti on, th ere -.i tf I . • near Londe.. a t. pimps; J. at Richardson, Corabill; R. Jennings Punt- of the aunt important functions of the Executive stilution of this eousitte. If. on inquiry, leo such were mini). symptoms of insurrectio n ; a n d th a t . i n .t•• . eiontow. try; W. Clarke, New Bud.street; and T. Mauk, Duke- power, Ministe rs then called th e attention of intention lied been proved. und that there existed a Sc'otlai where it was not employed, no inaurre c .. .U - HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF WALES. u rn s . Isarliament to the subject. Secret Committees force fully equivalent to cope with the threatened lion whatever took place. Some attemps, how. i i ParalltraT, W o * A few Copies are ' unreel in Royal Quarto, with were appointed, and the coneequences of their in. danger. all grounds fur such a measure must he ever, had been mode to . isfSx the stigma of a trt a . 1,. • l ' si r W. W. WYNN, Burt. M.P. P fa a India Paper, price th. per Number; and auy I uee-raesioners, . Ge u ti enseis desi rous o f possessing Meat, will be pleased to vesitigotieu were the suspension of some parts of the diseipoted. With respect to the disposition of the sortabl e spirit to that country...e n d a Clergyman. • ' I h i iretwasit their mares to the Publisher. Constitution for the ultienate preservetton of all. metropolis. the' Report mated little Cu their Lord- Mr. Neil Douglas. was prosecuted, not Inc they , /.ortl Viscount Balkeley Lord Haut Earl of Kiwis Earl of Bradford -----------_----. That measure had indeed been seriously questioned ships. The Report lately introduced asserted, that treasonable presences, but because ill his aersn on h e , i Eml of Asiburnham Lord Iteuy•na • . . Tr()N, Stock-Rtoker, 2. Cornbill. returns in their Lortlehips' limier. It hail been askeel. had there were still - in Loudon many permits prepored was asipposeil in have used Dom e willow; wurds._., I, Fed of Lord Remission E his retail thanks ter the favours of his Frieirds v re- they hot laws su f f i cient to punish Outrage. and to act with violence in the . furtherance of then pro. Tleis . was an *gene which. if* had been eau. , 4 • ' • i . Mirror Beaufort, lia• Sir Ch wleli 14b legue Dar t . criers. for more than Tata, Years Past. and moot wallet had they not a power sufficient to repel danger ? ject. He gave every credit to the Noble Secretory milted. might. one would thitik, be edgily mired . (: Sir W. Leon, Knight, nod ht.P. • fully . palevels them . with the lot**. of the t h'lttitte a the New nut at Wet utiswered. that those who proposed tile of State for Ilia leniency -bat it did not *Plow in coneequence of the multitude or persons preevut ; .. 1 1 '. I Alderman • Lord Eirkerall, M.P. Year et Loitrry, which he gaiters himself sired ugly be sea to ~ . I Lora Coodt . tr I . o ed Vireo's's+ city"; SUP. h e generally approved:-Tbert are Three Grated Prizes of manure were not afraid of the destructiou of the that in London more then two Persons, • the hut the verdict or the Jury was, OW prams. There . Muria or Anglesey, ► C.C.". I Earl of osroad . 30,0001, each, which, with the oy .oth er capoo s , will h e an Constitution, that they were not ofrottl lest the Evans's. the Speneesn philosopher*. had been con- were tw o other perste ' , tried in Glas go w nii a sinsil or lAwd I/Tema , Marqnis of Doenshire mid in sterling Mosey. The lhawisie belies NEXT WED- House of Hanover should lose the throne of tho le lined under the Act of Suspension. It would then charge ; and there was also • a mph of the name of ,'i . • /Earl of Pembroke. KB. Duke or Nu"humb*lll " l N - ESDAY, and the Finit.iirass i IBlaiik, ou eorh day, will be realm; but they required this measure for the sake seem. flint persons were in the metropolis who as.k.niey prosecuted, .with circumstances of eat- Marquiaof Camara, k.G. Earl of Plymouth entitled to the proportiou of 12 Pipes of old Port Wine in r the • I L _ • 0 reroorious working classes ref ' society; they pursued their designs undisturbed hy that law- duct on the port of the Law Officert of Stthred. Laid OwyJir Mauls is of Worcester exchange, fur 1,000 Years, ur hanger if required; full porh• ' . 5 ! . biked Rutland, R:G. Earl ofJeney. cedars of which may be bad tram, ai 2, Conetitu., oleic required it to restore a tone of con fi denc e to the no. and what was more remarksble, that they per- on which lie,ohould not mina' k, . bet which migh t . • lir nos. Mulatto, Bari. M.P. • ev ery deseripinie or Immerse in the Public Fluid s i. faith- lion ; they required it to anticipate dangers which severed even after disappointmee Plot lifter very properly, au some other occasion. form a gr oun d . • TaItASORER folly teeweaeleJ.- - .The different variations iii all the G threatened to compromise the security and trim. plot was farmed mid diosipated. but mill Others for inquiry.-(eries ef Aser,from the Oppoafffo L , . 1 . I t. RD. EDMUNDS, EN. swot Sseurities, may be know* as above every hour. quillity of the country. The meavtare was Nippily orate I. supply their place; and now it eppear- -The Noble Marquis commented Trot only o the il •. t Tl.ltTßßAttlittlint, SaliCtiaiseil by Parliament, and in passing the Act ed, by the operation of the Suspensinee Act. !hot t ale of arbitrery measures for meintsini ng a state of tranquillity. but on the itnetioent danger t i . .. I R. YARNOLD are DAVID ALLEN, &qrs. NEXT WFDNESDAY 'The Nobiloy awl- Gentry inclined to support this truly of Sitspeusion. the House must linve looked forward the treason was reduced to leaders Without follow- The Lottery begins Drawing. to the Bill now introduced, and hove coestemplated ere instead of what might have beels amiciliated- that attended theiradoption. The best sectojt y o f excel!ent nod valuable Inatitutium, an newsiest to assemhic the country wet Ed be obtained by guarding, with at the Wtlth Charity sehotil•huipar. to BREAKFAST, on the propriety of such a measure. The Noble Duke a b ' rely without leaders. The country hail lately . , a. MONDAY NEXT, thr 2.1 of 31A RCIL al Ten o'Cluclr in the ONF. NC:VI/RED CAPITALS, thesi referred to the assembly which had been held witnessed a period of great distress, wherein those watchful anxiety, the sacred citedel of our lawn . t Forenoon, to joie the President, the Vire-Presidents, Slew- -3 Prizes of 130,000 ! during the last year ii, Alanchreter, which, he ob. dangerous chase:ter* exerted every memos of lo- and Coustitutioe, which was founded in at wi.d oin. .• . *lds, and °awls, Member; of the Most Hoiiourable and TWELVE PIPES OF your IVINE. served, was of a most extraoriboa r y nature. and gaini ng th e passions of the multitude. The ke. and goorded by the veuendion of all the virtue. , I i Loyal Society of Auroras Britons, is cekbratitie (brie Hun- NEXT WEDNESDAY where speeches lied been delivered, smelt es isever port, however, stated that they were lien comino- mid, lie I.oolt, add. the strength of the ciomoil i iii ti . . • 1.1 died and Fourth Anuivereary Fetival, on St. Drand's Day, before hod been uttered at any public ineetiesg. ft Mg their exertions with diminished means and di. said did not become those who felt en intereet in the I, at Ihe Pariah Church of St. (o f liseover•winare, laser. About Feria Capitate wilt be drown. l'ilsers *ill be il is the Ancient Brigid. Language, by The Ptert-dtrowei Prir.• woR bare 5,000 L awe.. wits there resolved to lay their petition at the foot ',Minified resources, mad it laud Ruptured that at no 'safety of the citadel to doubt its Strength T 1 • The PIN Rev. THOMAS ALBAN. Chaplain to the &kitty, and r„ c.,,,,,,, will b e draw , is me i s ms s ea..vimeoa. of the throne, bin not in the usual art;,l er. Lorge period could they brio more them froM.SO to 100 Noble Marquis stated, that after tire euspen.i on o f . • • ' I sserrios premised is English by the Lot Rev. Father in Zee Firet•drewn Mom* w il l hots Fear Riper of Puri. bodies of men were to proceed to London, not totify men to ally particular service. This proved most the fishes. Curpue. in•l7, that great Minister , .-.• i! E.. 1 II FABER r Lord Huber of LLANDAFF, and after- Every Ticket wilt M drama avant/rig- Seery Pries Ver. to petition, but to enforce their deissasids; met it I convincingly the real state of the popular feeling. Sir allbrrt Walpoe, whose name ought never tf: 4 t .: , .i. proceed to the Frealamlialse Torero to Dinner. ling Money. was for their Lordships to consider whist the corner. If lie cituld desire In have au experiment made mentioned in Parliadtent without etfeein and re-i ,••• 3i • • ... PFAIDEIIT, Abort s,nuo Tickets walk *yarn. The Right Hon. Lord Visconnt BELGRAYE. NEXT VI'EDN F.SDAY quences must hue been, bad they arrived i u the upon the public mind, mid that Ante could bo o f did not think it necessary to apply for a Bill • 4 • t -• metropolis. With rape( t to thi s particular mew. cotisidered 'nom decisive Or the excellesit tern- of Indmnity, end though several Bala of lodeufa rice PRFSIDINTS, L. I!) I Sir CIIRISToPHEIC COLE, K.C11., RCP. 1 :In : 0.... may gi in.... L. 30.000 L. I : 7 : o....ssiay gain.... L. I ,97,5 OrtiO ItuLD, Sr IMO 'Wear LAST SOTTFWV, sure of Indemnity, h e should net argue it On prece. ► I per of the great hotly of society than another, it nit had from tante to time been grantd, there • . , - A dent, but he should contend fur it fist the broad I would be toe set of a few desperate melts -who. never pas ono to tic extent of shot now pTIO if. JOHN JONES, Esq. M.P. BINI-1. she Coluroefor. I CHARLES CALVERT, Esq. SUP. basis of neerasity. Much was due its the discovery persevering fur a whole year. ill their attention. to in. except,'perleeps, coseiii feel, and one ro o d. eland. ~ I ' t ~ , . . FRANCIS ItIt7IIARD PRICE, Esq. 'end but he of the ■ schemes of the &affected; flame the people. endeavouring by every Uleillia to whenerhe truved their Lordships would never look , Rey, ty wHITENALL DAVIES - 3 Prise* of L. 20.000! to the exertions of his Majesty's Governme nt , ( ou c h y e t u p on the temp er mid the instwious of the multi. for •.eonstitutioied authority , ffe enmarented on YNYR BURGESS, Esq. • to the activity of the Megistrates • ; but neither ea. tode. mid :101 at the close of the year fieiltieg. the impropriety of musing such a Rill, effecting . c•• 1.1.11 VD SAMFORD HESKETH, Esq. ' Anal various oilier taps - eels ALI. IN SHARP', in Thirty different Towers he the Coeutry. HUGH ItTEPHENSs Emit -- . ertion nor activity i ll theist could have been seed. notwithistautling their persevermiice. Hurt they had th...tates e ss. .of so moil ► people, without having • . l - • Three p r i ses 0f30,000/. able. had they nut been enlisted by the voluntary foiled lo all their prop: els. lii all the cases of vie- toilets-4;nm an inquiry of the circtinisteneee cost. . .. t : . i ... 'TOWARD., la the last Lowery that cotaatiml rballias Cartwright, Lig Wm. Harris Parker, Es q . HMI Sold Mem ALL I!! information of individuals ; but should these lence ollegerl in the kilowatt w a s the characteristic nettled with the subject. If such considerationeli Jeremiah Erin% Esq. Onus Ken. Km. wh o ha m 'low • ertettion of Numbers Macey 'thousand for sourer' of ieformetion be now , doselosed. they of the perilous engaged in them, that they seemed could apply to any laidemeity Bill, how inecta ' '' •" ha-ri, Evans, EMU Thomas Rhodes, r. , q. would be shut sip for ever, and •on every future utterly incaptible of proportiotieng their means to more 'strongly were they applicable in the I/regret • .. - Pelt Lucre to theme . , • El. nril Agnew, E.q. Wns Felix Riley, E• q. • ALL S Prises of L. 30,009. occurr ence of u similar ch3nveler, • Ministers the du st s PPOPI/Sed• It WORM have been • more ef- cs.e, which went to justifc the act, since Jenuary kici.lrit Jews. El. iW. G. terthems. E.g. ill Till. 1.0.71/*T. At . . might indeed be cosh's(' to suPPrem s 'tot tier will (retool Control over snob permits had Parliament 1817, o f "wry Privy c ovitn n or, s ccietwy vi . ;:.. '-/ tl. 14 " iv' , Miran! Ora, tag. I Yakutat* Willi., F.-. 1. lIIIIICts, in (*.mann and Cheritsg-Cress _ Juuri sass Err, •:.,.,1131 y .. . . . _ ..4 ' • ' . 1 - - ...,. ... ._.L.A - . . ....... , • - • - • l'unerl the TbWalks Jereop ii a Jim•ph r