The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1825-02-15 00:00:00

roV iectablY ew. lesding nington ..,arn ' va t:l - green. Surrey; Nos. I, 10, and 11, let to Alessirs. 4.etd,.tiAtty. and Couch, responsible tenants, at 101. per annum; LI No. rt, with possession, of the annual value of M. Alb s COTTAGE RESIDENCE, with virandas in front, , sveniernly tilted up and suited for the immediate reception of a faintly, of the value of 43!. per annum. The whole held 1 years, at ground -rents of M. fis. vkwd till the sale, with leave of the respective tenants. Peticulats of Messrs. Tomlinson, Bennell, and Cooper. CoP d-eourt: and M r . Sa bi ne, C armart h en-street, B e df or d- square , ' , rictus: At the Seven Stan public-house, Fulham ; George and Walhani-green ; Swan, Brompton ; Prince of IVales, Brie ti,; t Russell-house, Brixton-road ; Golden Lion, Camlserwell; lvaste Hut, Kenningsors.eners ; the Auction Mart ; and of Mr. ' l4 Aras, Thror,ruorton-strcet, opposite the Bank. would be rendered principally necessary In consequence of the con- Ilicting interests between the infant States which we had lately recognised and their mother country. This would oblige a naval force there to be kept up. On the coast of Cuba the pirates had been already discotnfited ; but it was still necessary to keep up a force, to guard against the depredations which they might yet be disposed or induced to commit. This would render the con tinuance and probable increase of a force there expedient. The alterations would principally refer to an improved system of diet. With this view it was intended that what were understood as beristan days should be done away with, and better food than was given on those days should be distributed to the seamen. It was also intended that the quantity of spirits now given to them should be diminished, as it had been found by expe rience that the quantity which they now got was unnecessary, . annuity to • t.. candy, and for what? barely for travelling a+ - atoll down the Thames with powder. Mr. HUME said, that this mu* my be seeelimed a double vote of confidence find, the Heavemble Ilseseat apatite (Sir G. Clerk) takes it on trust fresh the boom el she Whence hoard, and then the House is celled Is take.* es We hem hie Sps t 111,091/. were allowed for IRS bails N Ohneilisehs.e el SEM welt' Ave were ewer employed t tall um km - "asap* ftb slacirings. meld the jursts and freemen of tlae liesa woe akssies, in every instance, the captains or maul of die W m t . Sir ISAAC COFFIN ewe ins as siosation to give every information as to bey were topesesi. If neces sary, an account coati be ems Of ell shrew Need, and on what occasions, whether cui ellebelline me uomi is ezer cising the men, that they rep sires caul eis to act that House had most heartily entertained, and'yot They would have felt much offended if they had been accused of medi tating any thing like what was attributed to the Catholics agalaat the objects of their hatred. He had now noticed all the great pints t hst were objegeti against the Catholic Asnoclation; and he could not avoid entertaining ► very sanguine hope that those objections would lose much of their elect when fully examined into. He thought it well for the Catholics that they had such an able advocate in the Council as the Right Honourable Gentleman (Mr. Carping). and be could not but hope that, before this Session passed away, Par liament would grant to the Catholics those rights to which they bad so just a claim, and which by their conduct he trusted they would be more than ever considered entitled to. lie hopetl that the same temper and moderation which bad hitherto characterised the Catholics of Ireland would continue to do so, and operate to • ate elpsnion, and by the emotion, :tad ucdet the of mei* pith the encouragement of the Catt.olic Assoc za. elohotted with these acts of violent aoettoaity„ oor their honed thus openly towards the Pmeettant Eetab. OTA,nnelt, almost at the L ot tutd i,, g et the A isu Ike Irish pearaintry, who were ahvady heated up to et the F.atablished Church, anodise nom yotedifill s wi m it, sad poiated out the way by ithisirehey atiebt b e e lk *bag $d of it by wholesale sod at one fell orrooth That p ea dos. ale. in the course of his speech, thee " trodand, for ow than Gee hundred ran, Ira the roost tuthu kat peob of the empire. She dld not exhibit the r‘,l - of Ireland. Mr pariah* aullbt beram• to Ihr oh while her common rode by in triumph. *." , e hewed with the sword of the Lord the Arctibishope . ,p. ~.....: ceixt ,,,i,4 . , .. '! ....,' - ... . - ." ...-,... . . .- .--- . . • . / 7. -- -, ,2 ( - - -- ' 6 " -t- ' €Y.l '\ //6 7 Z ' /ee--t-Z . 16 N. (...--/ i i? .. '". ‘2.-2-•" / -***" .*••• ;')Z d - •-- /1 1 'h .... 7 / . • i. ei hhh h .4 i, . ' . . / ''•-•-• LI ,:h/L ii heir....- l ' th leeet.eme e l i 4 th,%l•..phihhhh h e i rei):4l . • ..,„ 0 • k - • 1 ' 0 -qv - • . , .. _: •.... , . 1- 4 40,setr.dre l .2 .40.0........... 4 . i / \ •r . • tif...i . .1 1 ' ' ill s \ w ver - . i i .- t i i) 1 1 , " , anosism empmemiessamiewereSelate!, . .. , ._ _. ..,..,_—_ _ 1 el l ! II,. • - -----,- - i I attn. .......4._....--. - .• ..„. rill ----....,—,:..,„,...,:.i.,,,,,,„.,,,,.,,..„•:.. . , r.1 ,_. „, ir,;., e a res• .ene . l:4„ . ti 111, strawkaa! "krl'm *4 „ e ';‘ ;'' .. . •' , • 1 „... -- , eti ' , am WI 1 . • e e --a , • . .1 I"\ si el"" a e ••• ' . ... melee Lehr ..5-•• *- 'he • - -•• .. . • r . •,- s 1 / -• . 4 1 .., h..: ; . . , ~ ... Lel a ,•• • am we= lehee h • hems: • ...• ... e ~.mese•rd ' '-'-e . ' • . -4"... 'r 1 • , -.- _ ..- No. 6,928. LONDON TUESDA: IL FEBRUARY 15 1825. . , . -.-.. - . ~. '94 t • • ts I 4: s . ' Pi:ice 7d. :: .. ;. i l e INFORMATION FOR MARINERS. PARLIAMENTARY INTELLIGENCE. ad ... • . . - . * ' a • that it tended to me 4 the gallon quarrelsonie, sod sob- against the etwalesetheir coontry. It could also be Wash, what • *went thle yea h .* ' en d t i th eir i c h is Eli f,„„ iik - i i par . , o r t h e e hi , 4 -, FLOATING LIGHT AT THE NORE. --eam-- jeeted them to increased pment. It was not intended by this Ireastity was denteged, and bow it became w. regulation that there should be any saving to the s u rd as , as the After a few further remarks from the Honoutable Barone t the - rit a o lit tk ßoi r e . l i G a ori. n . d fh. frith en :oV abease roso l b iac, ut h w e af4 u for o sei bie n r o ury tipor ol if a a t atii ri ble ao i: . 7 rag Corporation qf Trinitl House haring. taken Mar- HOUSE OF LORDS, MoaDew, FEB, 14. speet to the husetioa ihen Wore the House, he thought due eu 1 Wel for oausing . the Floaumg Light at the Nore so be difference would be paid ta Om new in the shape of wages ; vote was agreed to. hhpreh ea . by the exhibition Of s mere powerful Light thee has The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat an early hour, and it would be an addition to theii *ages, which by this means The House thou resumed the report was ordered to be brotight , bead Counsel on the Scotch appeal case, hlaule er. Mettle. His would be, he expected, two shillings • day. This, las had up es-morrow, and the Chiirman asked leave to sit again ive man who I heretofore been shown on that ' Ned i i N o tice thereof is hereby gi e vet ki A Heaters t h v esse l s , po et* b Lerdship delivered his epee' ion on a part of the Case, but deferred every THOM tO believe, wadi be to than a most aseeptable IV Odeleday. i th " e 7 hts " t 3 o W ry l ir t i V"Sf rvil dilif‘ rui le I , Gl an rhi d :th°4,4ll / .. Plie h ia a n d rilll4 ar dCh ‘let 7 : C i er i rnan t -'n 3 I:rOsi a i l ss illid" f i ne "ireh ri l e ''' 1 . and KU others whom it may commies, NM to obeerre, that a judgment.. change. It woeld be to in, the same way se Mom allow- .on aed slier the let March nut; the Light at the Nore On the motion of the LORD CHANCELLOR, Baring's Di- ance money; and it was ylph to find that eh th h a arme, wic i ILLEGAL ASSOCIATIONS IN IRELAND. hee pn t ,stb a7 3. ..,..t os werhy e year o ies ib eett o coo s o ta h rte r A m mo % in so t tt li on. et . I q l t o ; posr el ari ls; ' ... 1. , .•. will be exhibited in a new V -wM keee me Lemma only, display. Torn. Bill wee read a tint time. was calculated to Abet , 'en imptimement an tie dis- 1 Mr. GOVIAIURN moved the order of the day, fox re:mkt some t h e e • t a • • hus "• . • me a angle Light of great brillitiresg ip mem &section, similar to CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION. chitin° of the navy, had • meeleed with** reassed sada. 1 the adjourned debate on this nuestion. . . , diet at the Sunk Sand ; arid Mat dm plasm Lights, which are The Earl of SHAFTESBURY presented a Petition from the faction by them' whone_. • inlet a low. 4ri tisicouree of that pence! ay. - • soma imesecesed- Lie Mr. GEORGE LAMB saith that it was but nature! that be tentiaehrid blemls bah 'unreal a s ea rn e r; p e h a i eel red • . t.„,.: * • 'bowel from Two Lantern; su . hetlembelle, will be thence. Churchwardens and Perhhhonen t of a rarish in Hampshire, against concluded by moving the 'Sae • ~ sec. rg ie t . lerther coucesaions to the Roman Cathulics.--leald on the men, including 9,0h0 Royal of 311,1100 should feel seutimbnta of gretitae towards those Honourable Gina party, halos - .had r fired feetios, sod We epizei n t • chiscOnl c • l liarl . .....4 - e ' ete e ar s • C I" . . Ids )(siesty's , tlemen whe spoke on Isis title of the House. and Who succeeded in raged Waugh:nit that distemper! Woad. ,All tithe* t toe/boa het: - a , a' '• \ - torth discoutingol. By Trlniti-Hoese, lemdon, Jan. it, 180 4 : 1111. NOTJCE TO MARI:I . E I RS 273III}II°fr . 1 • TRINITY-HOUSE, I.ONDON, 6'4.14, 1825. The House thee adjourned. --osisia.-. HOUSE OF COMMONS, MONDAY, Fes. lt. Met fur thirteen lease January Ithea • ' • . ... . 'mg the lint' day of ' having the debate on that meet important question adjournad. the great mischief azising•Hmis thoax • enee.pf-Ors .. aniff. Mier h• •• '' • S i r J:YaRKE was vas - - *at fkia diminution of Meg med After ed a to fe u w P re th ri s i rtiteme ren W ark ho l f would be so acce tlts lis bust. ' Wed. As to 'the Honottrable Gendeman pro- parties intim venom; ha 'therefore t greet me. ton mew. mined the Convention Act ef IBM rafting that Gorensaicet.jamk iris* mined ai ma dowimil • •-••- p ssetris teal Dailled ,t 0 _Teo! • a full reevied •to the Constitution. Medi societies baylei_e• such dieor dency. The "bele history it was regerded by mitten ai. ,•• • .. Amu Idaylimisst. Ad. bed been said about the sptrit of the Comatutione but, what- these soteeNis nowt 'us k. . . . t.....:. EQUITABLE LOAN BANKS. ......... h they read, himerpfebelaWsk ewe was meant by that • expression,' tk ' was evident the the are* of Vie ." e inverielle reiult, • Mut :. A BRIT; haring been sunk in a dangerous tifeettehn with- Mr. BROGDEIN obtained leave to bring in a Bill to amble the r ia e n tu gk inio th r e h lrepeco limnirn ee mo ni de et oi. 16 . ' 4 . ilth "mem agrohatioa ihe hemmer of the Act of AM eonsidemil• via the prse-. tt • - discontem, s y 1. w en h e d ich a i r I t o 3l3ed urta in a e rfili t h ? g, K:t.,... " 't..!..., - t i. i , , the Cutler Sand, Notice thematis hereby given, and that a , . irr,:, itoov bww hehh laid theme, in hi p e e wit , es L ew we ar , Equitable Loan Bank Compsey to sue and be sued by their Clerk. than that which it was pro • • ,e,f h• - ••• • • ' des et the Cleentiteden If* It SPaa . that nothing it etietiley. aspired *t the creatitin of osivinet Patlismeet, and '-• , • 't e l ith t - ,e following Marks and Bearings, vire :- ST. CATHERINE'S DOCK. Sir G. COCKBURN • , . Rostswahle and Gslisse . that Aet ' 'Meet Petitions were presented from Rye, Liverpool, Bristol, the Chatu. Member that the propmed ~.,_' . • met telth very gemed mikes* of (keit - E ig eU ft eure lla ly den wha t° ter tb e: al ist l i M nl ted in Itel tri ani of il e ' trehgt hatiO b tl iVi b ti dln i4a .sh i f fe ,i' u la k tiT af r B ill u e * Ssec ti l a rer oi• •Hoseley Church and • Windmill, equal distances redrew oegrlevances " Hotel Irishmen.".cemblished in Inc aed iehe ? Why,* rebid- ~ • ' ' betweet the second and third Towers below Bowel. ber of Commerce at Plymouth, Leith, he., in favour of the St. approval, and from conienan , '''•-•• ' Whlgh bad boon teamed say be its seem, dm seeeixtlie. In thatlipitiftess it line w oh deluged UM /hole countrr teem Nalli to South in N.E. by N. Catherine's Dock Itill.-Onlered to lie on the table. from foreign stations, they • • ' h eee 14118 and,shemed by ant- w as t h e & un do es 0 , th e. m ho* . • . A K lL C se hu t rc o h ;he le ri f i t lg of the To . wer on WOodbridge EIV E R POOL -DOCK COhl e rilk Y. versa! sitisfaction and der• •- e t . Mesa) The Men= Te- formed, wad so should they discuss it. That there was • im- hdood, and made it one Mlles edema( alaughees. And what wen• e Haven, on a Farm-house on Fell/tow, boring W. by S h Two petitions were presented from the Liv ' Dock Company girded it as a measure thet W,, , , 7 *eel the benefit. mediately to be apprehended from the t; . gu stis onssequences which followed the formation of the Cstisalio One of the priecipal ind •-- eh deseeden 0, Ise &Mica advocates of the Bill admitted ; bet it wag ' Ist the Board which existed in Ilill2 and 1811? It was very ahsrt cf rro- . • A n d Woixibride limen - . w. to amend their Acts.-Ordered to lie on the ta e. ALLI A NCE INS URA NC E. petal, be removed by it. " ' .. uee d au* to deeert p r ophe t i c e xp ecta ti on o f ev il. It w a s said tossa glogy ' ducing mit only eche:Foie. bet an alwolute immiseicia of ths era ' . i . ety Command of the Mr. BUXTON obtained leave to bring in a Bill for the este- on foreign mations from the h-. lids er toasty' when there. the *limonites of party ; and so th was • the A Ale- mamma. It bed mama& the unsettled anal imitated feelings J n i e lSt a r;itT, Secretary. • I e— blisbment of the Allianee bousance Company. The propoded increase, and 1 r er glehae it., would operate send for Ireland, in that magnificent . MEXICO MINING COMPANY. 1 by egt e .whichlied existed in Ire Iron: that tine te Ohs. - The team of ORDNANCE SURTE Yof GREA 7' ARITA IN.- NalsoL _ __. b ke e e*ir i ve 4 o as a remedy he 41eis evil. .. * e . e • eig site Stiwkwis &Ist former rdgisti....a speeds, net aims ' for its deg 'on wide* almost . lea to epee war, the trinadenfner feelings brassie •lattolpmt comegglitg the Alexican their comfort would Mee • • h .. • • •I es those deyt more than its moderation, and which was per mi t% gratifying to th i s "P;ppi C ee a v l . 3 l:e parties. aal the eche:ohs aohnosities ',high rimed there . one m Mexico were to be carried than Was necessary' ef pease •., , _ light food MA distributed to (Mr. Lamb') side ofthe House.. He had no objectton that the vi- were all senbotable to tee existence eZtiatt Heald, And the usual +I • tbe BOARD d ORDNANCE have begs pkgaad t o di. , 4 11 111 1 1111O U oi ' a r pen ° t whom oi t , - -. mull capital and tr.achiony--Ordered to be printed. ' e hot , t ha t the SALE et the ORDNANCE MAPS shall continue to 0 . 2 bY SOUTHWARK POLICE. the seamen, but by the present he It was proposed that a more giblet care of the Government should be directed to the Association. cons:manta of thtee things were. the enartn.c.it of new law se • uutritious food arid a sugicieet . ... nate share of lighter or that Government should carefully watch if it overstepped the vestleg Governthent with extraordinary - moven; and the sumaision b e mailed (*by their Agent, Mr. JAMES GARDINER, No. Mr. Sheriff Browa, having the rivilege of entrk by virtue food would he ' distributed itanoh ... The a probation of bounds of legality : then,. indeed, he had no objection that the At- oftthe - HaPeas Corpus Act. He was thertfare glad that ft had been i 10, Regent-meet ; the - IDivision of the %Yalt a however, into fleet of his office, presented a petition from ') the Lord Ma or and Com the alterateens by the seamen tth l el gt wze t . WWI a eaustect • P • ory proof easney-Geseral e armed with all the powers of the law, shoeld resist desetuaaal to put down all . societies capahie of cherishing ane Pena contei"tqf ' eyelid sheets each ' hal been flacantiaued ' •••••• mons of the Cit of London in Common Council . assembiee, prey - - how suitable they weze to tbe .. , lute and mai . 1 g ie eh a p e win hereafter be aid in single Sheets, teethe coneenience . . .Y it web prosecution. But he had hitherto been too vigilant, he keeping ;thee any particle at hostile fepling between the people of 'lvan I :iteration and air e f i ndment ot . the Pol n a d e administration Sir JOSEPH YORKE expiates* e did not rneen to ex- had been much to early-he had indicted that which was not In. lielentl. 'He wae glad of thh ; ten that hi.• considered all the wee- d the Public, eseh sheet beiag xeparately prised. ascordlng to the ith . the City of Lo on.-Referred to meta of Work containsar h d e the Price engraved upon the Sheet. a o Comm t i w tt a ee k t'o as name n thereo w n. ima l Tenhrohnesteellfy w at id e l d o l :r est atll us e r e: Jormed n, m i tzu to res ki t o h w e i h o ad w t able iA,L ,e in trood iu r P y .tta a c n k t r th b e ot i ti: s id!s- ti . o t p he i : e tt i tl i e ek a t n e g t b o o n ala l f l fair l i z a s e tiesi o n s trt coustry eciuMly ehje o c f tioneble, hut the legislature could WM. GRIFFIN, Secretary. LONDON TITHES. toe alterauons were likely to y, and suuer another to etc- (Mr. Lamb) aought the Attorney. General for Ireland had beets fut. Altgoqb hi armee!' there wita a eery great difference between Mr. Sheriff Brown presented a Petition ftem the Lord Mayqr Mr. HUME was glad to appeme of any' improvements for the eminently deficient in Medellin: As m the impartiallt of tbe pm- the Catholic Association end (Stange Amotations, e yet he Olice of Ordnance, Jan. 6, 1823. - sod Colunions of the City of London, in Common Council 'seem- naval savice, although he might think tiMy wen to have beeu sent measure towards Orange as well as - Catholic Assoc Y iationsathe sot mend up in that House to adrocawe that one party 101011171 si de £4ST INDIA HOUSE, Feb. 11, 102 a. bled, praying for the amendment of the Act of the 324 of Henry introduced before; and also that g= i ltnProvetnents might have Riglit Hon. Gentleman opposite (Mr. °outings) seemed to pay no bound down by the law Ana prevethed fro A hold* pi' Wig mew • THE Court of Directors of the United C ompany. 'lf Vi lli i. Altl r nstrous tot hicf ition D s o ;pg o rte;i d t i b i e n Pet s it n ion. n e in nd lai r d s been pmeased than those neer - cad. However be was attention to that ; he seerred to think thls the mere fringe of the inge, and theother allowed (0 carry ea hearers:eel* without Week ( Merchants of Engasstd, eroding to the Batt ladies, do here6y t t t b lie S= MA iu for tr what had a* b o m ou n td der. He . mead ow, wi o sh i to . see t sitar • eme, until reminded of diet important part by the Right lion. or inelestation. lie Wall thereon anxious to me them all sup- . the else Wolk*. po II gs 1 epen ge 'hived, Whet elo y 'th the meteor- Bentlernan (Mr. Plunkett) ; seed what could be more unjust than pressed by the same law, and sliothd be terry to obeene tire lerst h ill pohntl, which this Act eniemed, an . income was obtained n_f 20001., ment of seamen.. This was a man t regulattota• , Md. ono placing these Associations on the same footing ; one, 'even by „its distinction made by tee regale:wain its ehactments spinet any of. • " That • GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY &Da someenies more, even after paying a curate to do the duty. he was Most ADZIOUs tO See erected. r haat.) beheld by adjournment. at their House in Leadenhall-street, on enemies, was admitted to be lawful-the otheehad long bees of a them. Rut, he could not httt .admirs the inconsuittney of the huhhh hehh, s h e N t h i nstan t, a t Eleven o'clock in the Fore- ~ Mhe !LEL herged to lays that in none of the Parishes did After a few worde from SW 11 4, AC FFIN, the relrellition doubtful legality, until at last it was declared illegal by an Aet of Honounible Gentlenien o n th e opp os it e L ek o f t h e H o m e O w th e t believe the ull amount wu required by the Clergy was agreed to. noon. for the pumme of continuing the consWeration of the Parliament, and yet was it not still persevered in ? (Cheers.) Now, gement occasion. When the Bill for supreme the Orsiege vi e d there was a strong disposition, at feast on the part of the ' Sir (1. CLERK then Morse ra x. s is . of egoist. foe the to show the impartiality of the Right lion. Gentleman opposite. lie Societies was introduced last salami, thotellonOti AlseelieM t , HYDERABAD PAPERS now before the, Proprietors, u far WI utergy, to bring matters to ati amicable accommodation ; though wages of 29,000 men, at we theerespect du CONDUCT of the Mose Noble the MARQUIS for his par. he could not see that it would be of much benefit to the month Agreed to . . . ales hlidahrs, a man a would recal the recollection of the House to wbat occurred last came to that House, mei ',see the Bill their mom pow h g. , : • d lissunp, late Govemor-General of India. inhabitants. ter any decrease wotad be only so much in the pockets For the victuals of the said ACM ilt ene Foetid, twelve shillings Session, when his Honourable end Learned Friend (Mr. Aber- but now that if was proposed to de the same with ether& te die crombylealled en the President of the Bowel of Control to deelare ha. Catholic Association, they, with the mom astonishirie istency, JOSEPH DART, Secretary. of the proprieture of the houses, who lito;sld not fail to charge it on a man a month.--Agreed to. sentiments on the Orange Arociation then forming in this country 4 one and all stood up and opposed the aye: Who caul* ferpet BRITISH CATHOLIC PETITION.-The Catholic the rent. Sir GEO. CLERK then mond. theithehe eum et 324 7 4501. be and when that Right Hon. Gentleman e in a nuinly and open manner, the potnp and parade with which the ' mumble arid Loathed 10 maga a re Safttemed, that the PETITIONS to the HOUSE Mr. CA LCRA FT said he thought the business had been granted for the Wear and Teat, being she charge for the stores and condemned them. Another Right Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Gout- Gentleman (Alr. Brougham) canoe forw on that debate, and Sting of Lo i l Ds s ad HOUSE of COMMONS, for Complete Eman- brought te an amicable adjustment by a deductien which redeced Materials for the use of the Shipe melte See Service, at lie. a men burn), urged kiln to proceed, as he WM sure, from the con- around his enecesoie it those w h o were op . d to ou t Bell? o r stitution of those Associations, nothing was required but advice who could finger the denuociations that were ue-sa by Mot . s c h o ol- what was before enormous, to 8001. Had he not been too late 013 a month. apition, LIE for SIGNATURE at the Catholic Chapels, , and Catholic Booksellers. throughoOt London : and elso at Friday night he mean t to h ave p resente d a p et iti ou f ro m set:Have)", Mr. HU ME conttnded, that th. Home, should be furnished to make them perfectly barmier. How were those Associations lionotimble sand Learned Qeatiesemaht collet/motes again* se die Committee-rooms, No. 1, Thornoy-street, Bloomsbury. where the Rector was exceedingly litigious : but he must say he with a detailed plan of what was tole ex under the head of characterized by the Attorney. General for Ireland ? He mobld Orange Societies? And ym, now that it was t•eroured to sup.. fed not approve of the interference of Parliament, althout it Wear aud Tear, and condemned Me ed calculating from tor- emote his words ; and as so much work bad been made about the Mal a Mete objectionable .and miscbievous Assecietion than ev e r might Let sometimes . necessery for them to interfere, paracu rly ma . years. , accuracy of quotatione from that Right Hon. Genderean's the Change Asexiat ion WAS they exclaimed agitate the Bill sea 1 NATIONAL GUARDIAN INSTITUTION, where there were lay impropnators. Sir G. CLERK said, it WU leoposadble to puma* the course speeches, he would endeavour to be as feithful as possible. He Aesop Mit; and dearibed the nuasure es egos meisit ind 46, Denrostri.eow. After a few words from Air. BUTTERWORTII, Me. Alderman pointed put by the Honourable ;Amber. T;te Withr sad Te ar called them h a gang, who had formed themselves Into 11 for.. jt was distinctly proved that the Catholic Asseetita l TM HONORARY BOARD of DIRECTORS hereby ;five ~.I lieroars, and Mr. Alderman Woon, who observed, that by depended as tnuch on accidents that may occur to shim an on any a faction to beard the Goeernment, and who dated to insult tiot suamod to Itself a most unconstitutional power ; that it toter. lesdee, that a COLLECTOR is wanted for the above benevo ent ens payment a tradesman in Cheapside paid a greater house-tax thing else • and no one could caleokne sceutately on contingencies. and offer outrage to the person of the King's Reprreentetive." feted wi.k the adminiatration ofjuatee ; that it levied a sine of , bogie ; the appointment will take place on an early day, at a than any Nobletnan of the land in the largest mansion, it was re- The only ;male of proceeding that milli be adapted was to judge He declared that subscriptions were collected at One Orange Lodge, money fawn the people, which the Hon.Gent._ ertip_hediust eat down Illiend Metlieffit the Subscribers, of which notice will be given. fined to the Committee from the expeesea of pest years, and Mee here What may ke called which was composed of the most respectable persons, in order to would not content to denominate a tar.4' al:loft% it was raised by e i ghlesida for the Alm may send in their Testimonials, with the Mr. PEEL begged to Cay, that as he only received notice of the an average estimehe procure an admission for the Me:inlets of other Lodges, who meld compuliorymestie. All this was distinctly proved against the As- i Noma *mum. in Five Hundred Pounds, on or . petiefon oe Friday night, he should think . himself . at Monty, not- Sir 4. YORKE asked, if h tome mg . y may se S I S frame not afford the:ryes to hey tickets, and that all this ems done for sociation, and yet the Ilet. Gentlemen oil the other side of the Isieeihiller l VA RI 'natant. ,to oppose it, or make any observe- the estnnete Ss to have the apes* MOW . de , for en. the purpose assassinating bard Wellesley . and these are the House of the House, who had given ell thar suppiet to • Bill to , i 11 • Clerks She en, abased good chit. 7tthstamting what had Lion he might think lamen t' . stance, let there be • charge foe line ter repairs persons that the Secretary for Irelene worhd Tint simply with ad- suppress the Orange Aelociatinn lam Session, would not now con. t mem NAME IdelettheeS, and Su flingeies ee obtaining ROTH ERHI THE DOCKS. necessity for the sails, and so em P WZ I. ent thingsbe dace vid. lie (Mt. Lair.b) dia mit mean to Inipdgn hip moderstWa seat t; here this illegal and unconstitutional bedy put down. Al I at the above Ingagalon y day between ge • our, or hy Letter (pao-pa ), nese to = at ig= P F Y ir add a A petition was presented from the East Country Docks at Ro. in this way, and not have all dm Magee *Opt up hs the old.fa. ow 'deice, but he fiatioallehaked. why was not that had F e. Loodimiliery a e in the city of Derry, which the Hon. Member f -.. . thethithe, praying for leave to amend their Acts. Referred to a shioned words " Wear and Tear t" on th e p rese nt occasion 1 points* advice froin him w • came for Clare the tto be the eery Mew of Orangeism, be (Mr. I • RICHARD DIXON MOTT, ComMittee. Mr. CROKER said, them Ma *aide! he tte everythieg with a geod race ; but there was ihe Attorney-Genera wbo had Duran* rend take upon himself to say most positively and most Resident Manager. I ST. JAMES'S. which prudence did not make it la Idabel Thew Ito beaated of bis possessing the confide** of the Catholic& He dietioctly, dim there was not a single laage enistleg there.' Tee ' 'XiirTiIiOPOLITAN ALDERNEY DAIRY COM- 31r. CA LCRAFT presented a petition from the Churchwardens DO objection to mete the PelsSillif tklt• Wrods we we (Mr. Lamb) did not mean to use the word liceiee le an Abusive lion. fietithanan then &lidded to the sessesination of' Lord ONiell, ihethed hie!. le IOW N, tone of vo t ice that we could noe hear the tenor ot . el PAST.-Tbis C y Whig entered into possession of °-!-t...he parish of St. Jetties's, prayeeg for, leave to build a Church. thing of that nature ; but Wilmot .7 04 Wbellitutibe weld Irma in- way, he merely wished to kno r w A why . ad ou v o i n ce w eres ere not give_a the premises sod sots s men Ist bli la t ely occupied by Messrs. Charles neterred to the Committee for building Churches. eluded under the head " Wok. " *if Weald have to of Ohms:aeon? But the Crane eh ed„tbmhad Ms terattens upoa that c reummeace. He then gmeeded to Kg, , CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION. state, amongst other things, Medal the WITIONSWeeds, the ma- their secret oaths, under which they protected and Welded Mem- that the Catholic Association was &most uncoustiwilad sad die. i ala (h r Met I t ll h alltL Fll , g r,e are mO m i a nt k = no t t e e n p b u y li th r. e n e b that the/ hir. JER•VOISE presented a petition from Southampton, pray- eons they were intended hesdgelletheeleelesoMi AIM they were selves even at the bar of that House, (Cheers) and wete loaded by gal body, the opeeches of its Members were extsernely violent, and s I. The se !labs to be allele ed for the en , 10111•10Mieldweetales of a the flon. Members of It with complimente. Their services were of a most infifanamatmv tendenc . and its roceedin were ar with GENUINE ea ILK from and eller THURS. ing for the suppression of the Catholic AssociatMn. Ordered to / e . e p gs org political nature. He always weds etiolate laaded-tbeir loyalty boasted of. (Hear, hear; hear.) Aftet • • - aod directed with each over-reaching aced, that altogether . • ' RAYM, the 17th February' instant, and all Orders for the lie on the table. , - ans werageseed le be sent Of by letta post paid) either to RECOVERY OF SMALL DEBTS. as a vote of ooeildenes t _ IS it farther remarks, the Hon. Gentleman te that :-it a moat daperate and dangerous kap Look at Omit acts t -4 ' , would be con Alll .114 fealpd.weeld, like the sgemf . , had milted a peak" efralespeeammitaiskeice, eaddiee , /,, •.......... • , of. the Dairy at No. 41, Edgware-road; Mr. Alderman W„ . OOD _Demented a location from the_ inha. ' : emu= ~.i.....; Nr: Floranee_,_No. 33, Fiesbury. bitants of Blebites Sweet* in favour of the Small Debt BM.- rim/ Three a/I m vailif e ll e l 2 k trh e cause of discord ; and as far at it m e a range Associ. made it a medium of the Meet seditious appeals to the pesilens oi. . • yet the effect of the call that. had• le kite ations it would be mete ineffective. The Orangemen wore too the Irish peasantry. while their orators maile the tnost exaggerated ihme; se Ilit. Hader, iffewea o Cl ro i rs arlahstreet, City. Ordered to lie on the table. 1 MIL ' 11177;;;;( the HOUSE AND WINDOW TAX. (Simnel) JAS. FLORANeE, Secretary. Mr. P. ST. JOHN MILDMAY preeented a petition from the P ri ccet "err. infi nintlii hitt w°ula b e l o = 1 " sok them to that inconvenience. If Wee . sow *WAN as to long practiced in illegclity, they had hitherto evaded the laws and atatenients, and did nut pause at any falsehoods which were cale _djallemil, He would continue to do so however strongly they might be framed. culued to father their designs. l'hose Honourable tientleteep . . - '' trustee the nouse would take an altehoteame, and He would now refer to the objections which had been so forcibly who had oppmed this Bill, hed said that they eoukl not see an? Illihrtheury. 1116. inhabitants of Winchester, praying tor the repeal of the ileum , would not compel Ministers to lay berme* a mudheelsege all choir urged by the Right Honourable Gentleman (Mr. Goulbum) harm in all tlus. One Monotinable Centleman had mei that the e - • N.8.---The Milk will be &meted by patent locks. and Window Tax. Ordered to lie on the table. SCOTCH ATTORNEY. e h. intentions. • . against the Catholic Association.. In the first place he stated, that speeehes the leaders of this Menai/Mon intend were a " mete speck yr hlr. 3IABERLY declared he maw bibs hod suck an ex- the Association was so constituted as not to be amenable to the laws of violencehe The lenguage which they esti bespnke ate greatest PRE CITY of LONDON CENTIR.AL STREET, Mr LINDSAY resented a cation from Dundee a ain't the A torM T x P P ' g planation. If it be a subject of owletence, wh dem met told as a body ; anti, he asked, to whom were the ind;viduall composing inveteracy towards the Protestnnt Establiihnient ; they represent:A , i . 1 and NORTHERN IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.- t - I s' a • - before. He always conceived that et West *Mr meant • re- it responsible ?-To whoin were they responsible ? Good God !to the members of it as usurpers, and theignatee their (lemmata ae COAL DUTIEe. Capita, Eight Hundred Themened Pounds, to be divided into e • e gular estimate ; but now he was led te aisst it was whom or to what was every man who walked the streets removal- tyrants and devote. They dieseminatett with the most earnest • • Mr DYNG orme ted several rec titans from Tottenham pra m 1 16,e0e Shares of 301. each; a deposit ef 11. per Share to be paid OD * • ' -a • " • something beyond. (" No, so," frem NA y Then what We ? Was a person in these realms too high in rank, or too treat zed all thigh and yet we weee told that the intentions ef the :meth, for the Repeal of the Duty on s. e übscribine. ity was there that more may mit heloglsgild this was De- in power, to be made answerable for' his public actions ? The were peaceable. We mum not, however, judge elorn tfie insert , ' ners of the secue . 1 This Joint Stock Company has been formed to into effect Dir. HCailE preseated &petition from the practitio ceshary ? law at Brechin, against the repeal of the attorneys' tax. - memben of the Catholic Association were, as we were all,-re. tans of the speakers, but by the effete which their speeches pro- i one of the most important immovements in the City of ever Mr. CROKER in explanation said, thetiellenthis Mee woo call- sponsible to the law. Whether they acted individually Of in a body, doted. Ile had no means of judging of the Catholic betty but . 1. Mr HUhIE next moved for returns ot the quantities of iron ofered to the public notice. by removing a miserable sad unwhole. ed one of conlidetice, nothing mere woe emu gam that asOldence they were equelly amenable to that tribunal. The Right Remota- front their ects. fie would read a passage or two front their pule:- ' . d from England to the Continent. Also of the foreign iron lime neighbourhood, and formiag on its site New Streets, tet corn. h x Porte . was to be placed in Government as to the of the force, able Gentleman had also . allueed to the permanency of their ea- estions. ( the lionoutabhe Gentleman . then read some pamages :a teu into l'n land and of the foreign re-exported fr Eng_ ir sounicate front tee Southern to the Northern asna of the City. on "nix' , . -* and if the Hon. Member never before dials sus bosun he tines ;he objected to their adjourning thetr meetings from day to hie Report made by the Catholic Association of their peacetimes a ' 4 " 4 3 d Met d• t• •le I land, during the years 18-, 18- ,an - , is inguts nigh le '1 which are to be erected handsome capacious Buildings, which will bad on former occesiions avoided the pleasmettefrig presses when day, and assuming to themselves a chwacter little then of a Tar- during the last year, but owing to the Honourable Gentleman peri • mount of each year, and also the countries trout which the iron produce tbst great end desirable object so anxiously wished for, of a . , the estimate was agreed to. liament. But did not other societies do th 6 same ? Was it not mining his voice to till so frequently in the course of his reeding. 1 1 WAS importeu. :asking one continued line from the Obelisk, in St. George•mfields, Mr. 51A BERLY said that as for palsied eseildsess, be sever customary for other associations to meet and debate, end adjourn we cotild not understand the particular patt_ to which he refierrat.• t Sir ISAAC COFFIN objected to any opening of the iron-trade w . s . to fierkenwell-green anti the Northern Roads. ished to see it placed in any man ne on gif mem where money and meet again ? Had not other boles a sum ar charactenstic qua. 1 c then commented oe the words which occurred in their celebiam ~ with respect to Russia, because Russia had thrown every obstacle i This great intended improvement has bean submitted to the was to be expended; it was princijailly te the ambiguity of lity of permanency, which &Ir i an to the Right Honourable (len. address," by the hate which they bear toOrangemen ;" and observed, Mathes for the Cities or Looden and Westminster, the adjoining ailmiesem of iron frum Great Britain in the with of the .. u . rrh . • the Hon. Secretary that he (Mr. Mihaly) toed as to the tleman so very objectionable belonging to this ? Rut he (Mr. thet this also waa considered by the Honourable Getelemen oppe- fee notice of a motion on it ed. Connie, and the Borough of Southwark, who, together with many I. l r * II t-T311 : ; be gg eg i " tv g . . • • confidential part of the vote, and he hem* el say that he ww not Dawson) now came at last to the great gravamen-that whichi had site, as being but a " mere spfek of violence." 'flits wee printed y next tor the renewal of the Committee to Inquire Into die . neSLII , other Members of Parliament, hue expressed thew highest apptu. tne only person who had been let intones., as several Hon. Mem- been dwelt upon so emphatically by those who had denounced this in Irish, (fle.r, hear), it brestl•ed the spirit of discord throughout: laws relating to the exportation of machinery. been of the measure. ben at his side of the House felt in the lefts way; IA was now, Association, anti ia which ite greatest evil ills tepresented to lie, When they fiat proposed the esthetic Rent, they used terms nf Ceeful and accurate Surveys have been made by Mr. Papwonh, LAND TAX. however, perfectly satisfied. namely, the Rent. lie had already observed, that the subscriptions moderation ; but what said 31r. O'Connell a few months after. an eminent Surveyor, who has clearly demonstreted that the ground Mr. HUME moved for returns of the asseasnient of the land- Ale HUME ridiculed the pies of a =rt le by the Hon which this body raised, under the denomination of the Catholic weds, when he began to feel a confidence in the plan that had been ' reefer the frontages will produce an ample revenue to pay • re- tax unredeenied in the counties of Middlesex and Surrey, and in the Secretary (Mr. Croka). Was knot deg • undo person Rent, had been designated by the Honourable Members on the op. so well and ethciently adopted ? Air. O'Connell said, that he . , testing interest for the capital employed : the ground to be let cities of London and Weseninster,for the years I tht2,1823, and 1824. named John Murray, regularly publisbare e melae dm mgetion of the posite side of the House, as a levying of taxes • that it was a sys- Would not proems arming the Catholics then, as it would be said e. adding leases, which will afford, b y the erections thereon, the it was • subject which deserved the particular attention of the House. Admiralty, a list of all the ships ur magi modes, she Mee of tematic exaction made from the whole body of the Catholics. Now they were preparing for wee But did not this show their ob:ect, best potable security for principal and interest. Two or three hundred thousand pounds has been collected and each vessel, and their resreetive madams, alight Mt foreigners he certainly did not see what difference there was between this levy- and what were the lengths they ceintemplated going to when tbeta ', II ; Persons desirous of becoming Shareholders will be pleased to directed in a very different manner from the purposes for which it very well and very easily procure through lime all the information ing of taxes, as it was called by the Catholic Association and those powers should have gained strength, and they had derived Meths: hese) , their intention by letter, addressed to the Secretary, .Mr. was intended. It was to check malpractices in the collection and which the Hon. Secretary was so anxious to withhold, and was levies, that were made on the people by the Bible Socleties, and confidence by their duration ass body. Then epee came the quo- Robert Hall, at the Office of Mr. James liarnaer Solicitor, No. disposal of tlhs money, and to submit some measure for this pur- that House alone to be in the dark ? He (Mr. Home) wished the other self-created bodies. Nor could he perceive why . the former aeon from the Poet- . he liattotagarden, where Plans may be seen, mid Prospectuses pose, that he was induced to move for the preseut returns. practice hitherto pursued might be change:eh and USM &precedent be kind of subscriptions should be considered more objeceonable than I . " Hereditary b indsenen, know ye not. had on application. COAL DUTIES. created. Surely there cannot be any difficulty is stating that such the latter, especially when it was recollected that they were to pro. Who would be free himself, must strike the blow ?" sir JOHN NEWPORT presented a petition from the Chamber a charge is made for ten ships as tor any ogee aun.ber that be mote as laudable and praiseworthy a purpose as were even the sums which was assumed by them as their motto, and used on all acts- This day is published, or commerce of the City of Waterford, again.st the duty on sea. required, giving the separate charges far egIlls• lie wished for collected by the religious societies themselves. lie thought mach Meas. It WIS iinmaterial to lam from what motives this language T REA T ISE on JOINT STOCK COMPANIES and borne coals. nothing that could impede the service, baba VW anxious that more had been said than was at all called for qpon this subject. wee used, it woo enough thet such things had been stud, to core 'nee , . 1 - LIFE ASSURANCE (dedicated, by permission, to the hite 11(ellE thought it was the duty of Government to state the some method might be adopted of await*. . items. 'f he lie did not know whether he was' then addressing persons who him that the body from which seal ihtlarnmatory writinge emaciated hew Chancellor) with a Collection of Judicial Determinations intentions of Ministers with respect to that duty ;it was a most un- lion. Gentleman proceeded to say that lei against any were in the habit of going to church, but he had no doubt that if was a Most dangerous and fearful one, and emetic to be interested. 00 the rubject. pleasant and oppressive one. From the excessive duty on coals such thing as votes of confidence ; when 'mei mbe . grented they were they had often cnme out of it with lighter pockets than But this itesociatien did not confine itself to graced teems : it By GEORGE FA RREN, last year, upwards of SOO,OOO chaldrons rotted in the ground, and he would place no confidence at all. WWI isseedsoce et asked when they entered it, and had very readily consented to the exac- arrogated to itself the right of fulminating every peewee and es rev Resident Director of the Economic Life Assurance Society. were totally lost; these might have been, by a reduction of the suspicion always arises. tions, if they were such, made upon them at the doors on such or- power however great or exalted, by it, censure and abuse. Mr. laeden : Published by blesses. Butterworth and Son, Fleet- duty, made available to the comfort of the humbler classes of SO-. Sir G. CLERK pleaded usage as a masm Ike acting as they melons. He could nut, for hb part, see any ruhstantial dith Shiel lead spoken in the most offeusive terms of the Ballet Lest:- greet. Price Ts. ciety, who, whilst the present tax lasted, were unable to purchase now did. It was the custom hemline immemegieL lf, !Raced of Ihrence between those sort of contributions and the peaty a lature, and when lend Itedealale, in' his place in the Ileum of __. SALES BY AUCTION. of the Exchequer on this subject. suggestion made to them, they ti mid m state the precise of the Exchequer would adopt a similar kind of tax. He hid no the Catholic Association said that it wag a most infamous The CHANCELLOR of the EXCH_EQL'ER said that he had number of ships prop o s e d t o be em lier the ensuing y_ear. doubt that if that Right lion. Gentleman were to make a levy of a speech, and that Lord Redesdale was move -the assassin than ven notice for the 26th of this month, of a motion which would And A 3 to the observation of the Hes. about the Navy penny a week on all the people of the kingdom, it would add the Legislator. The Duke of York bad also been aii object of STOCK OF ELEGANT CHINA AND CUT GLASS. g i ev 1 p the int dons of Government as to the plan of taxation for List, it was one thing to publish the ad= a the ships and more than any thing else to his popularity, and would effectu. thcir vituperation. When his Royal Iligemetta thought proper By Mr. WILLIAMS, en i en H t wes therefore rema- their stations after the were to sent dummy/Mg a different thing to ally do awaL with the odious name of tax altogether. He now to express his sentiments with regard to the 011101 k QUeSIIOO, Attie Auction Mart, Bartholome 1 TO 31ORROW T b the ensu ng year.-( ear.) lie thought i . p . y . . w• sae ' • ' a ' ture for the lion. Member now to anticipate that motion, by mak- publish them beforehand. had b ed f I A • • M " 1 'd e h h 1 • h t• came to the &fittest°, as it. een term , 0 tle ssociatten, . r. 0 aonnee Stol t at t e tem apparent oug t not to meet 16, and FRIDAY, Feb. 16, at 12, rly reserved for that oc- After a few words from Mr. MAREaIOY, the estimate was in which the adjuration "by the hate which you bear to the there was once a Duke of York who had lost his had, end another A ing inquiries which should be more prope SUPERB and elegant Assortment of IRON-STONE • u I. h i agreed to. A CHINA ana CUT GLASS ; the whole of the best descrip. casion.-(..ear, ..ear, ear., ASSESSED TAXES. Orangemen," eceurred. Ile certainly could have wished that his crown." Another Gentleman at (be same meeting, and so Sir G. CLERK neat moved thuds. ems el ge,2501. be granted that word " hate" had not been used; it MRS an ill-chosen word, the sante occasion,' said, that " tbe Duke of York's life was a life eon, wad lotted suitable fer Tavernkeepers and private Families. Mr. LOCKHART cited a petition from Oxford against for the Ordnance Sea Service, being at the BMW of five shillings a and bespoke a feeling to exist, the existence of which he could of no aervice." These were the sentiments which this Amottatioe ' T TheChina consists of handsome Dinner and Dessert hervices ; the W• d H T 'Wow an ouse ax. man a month. eot but regret. But he could not consider it in so serious • breathed forth, and this the buiguage in which they dimaninatel ess Coffee, and Breakfast Sets ; Jars, Vases, Ornaments, Ponch COMMITTEE or SUPPLY. Mr. HUME objected to this vote. A large item in this estimate light as some Gentlemen eeemed to do, nos could he have thought them. Was it just, was it fair, was it wee, to allow such scaada- lin - Is, Talet flets, and a variety of ender Articles, useful and or- Mr. HUME wished. before the Speaket left the Chair, to know was for ordnance boats. At Queenbarough, of 105 men employed that any thing so serious would have been founded upon it. lous and eediCous language ui be dispereed throughout the country, . imam!. what was the intention of Government with respect to thc increase in these boats, 160 were freemen of that town, which returned two But what did ibis objectionable expression purport to be? Whet and to work upon the already excited feelitags of an Irish phase. . The Glass cam rich Dessert Services, gets of Decanters, of th e a r my ;he M RS unwilling to secede to any Me/At= relative Members, who were to be seen seated on the opposite benches. He was it the Association conjured the Catholics to do ? Why, to try ? ' But the same vitupnative language WU used towards eil . . %Ws Jugs and cl u e Carefts, Wines, Tumblers, Goblets ; But- to the Navy Estimate', without knowing what measures also were further objected to the manner in which the estimate was drawn up. keep the peace. It was an adjuration-not to hate, not to can- persons, however meshed, or whatever might be their public or ' et, gegsr and Cadd flagons • Finger Cups Salts Celery Glasses - lee pl at ' L y t , ,• .. • intended with respect to the Army. There ought to have been a separate account of what Was charged mit acts of violence-but to be peaceable. Would to God memo virtues, if they were 7aaketlin opposition to the Cartiela e i ea, iquor and Cruet Frames, C handeliers, double and The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that the for gunpowder, and so on for evety other item ; end not have as it the other Societies which existed in Ireland would conjure their Wtly. Archbishops, Bishops, and all other dignitaries of Lhe . h a g' . light lashes, Bronze, Table, and Sideboard Lampe, and a Hon. member had no right t o inquire what was intended to be was now, a certain charge attached to each/tun emploeed. liuring members to do tbe same. But why was this passage so much Protestant Establiehment, were denounced under one neneral Ana. vrioy of other useful Ankles. done in a Committee on the Army Estimates, when the House was that evening great lamas had been Led cm the precut' of their an- exclaime4 against ? it MRS because it gave them • claim on theme. The Catholic Clergy too joined in this vtolent attack - Tot e viewed this day and on the mornine of sale; and este- ,i n a c omm i ttee nn tho se w hi c h re l ate d t o the Neyy..-In the course cestors ; but tor his (3lr. Hume's) part, he referred the experience the Legislature by their peaceable conduct, and entitled them to on the members of the leeablishment. They, in anti out of • trai had at the Mart, and of Mr. William, Throgniorton-street. of the evening, his Noble Friend, the Secretary at War, would of moderns t o th at of th o se who had gooe before them. The ask of Parliament to be put on a level with the Orangemen, their pulpit., denominated then as usurper,. To Sh u ll --.- probably explain his intentions on t a su j h t theca He would inform Hon. Gentleman proceeded to say, that as matters now stood, there in the enjoyment of those rights from which they had been how powerful %RS the influence of the Catholic Anaemia , . ELI GIIILE FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD FeSTATES, the Hon, Gentleman, although h e h a d no right to demand it, what was no security whether half the money was expended or not in the hitherto excluded, but which ought to be common to all. It over the minds of the Catholics of Ireland, he would reed ty . feLliA3l, KENNINGTON, and BRIXTON. was the amount. The increase would not exceed eight thousand wilt in which it ought to be ; the ',articulate should be furnished, was because this peaceable demeanour on their parts would be the House two resolutions which hail beta passed at two By Mr. WILLIAMS, rank and tile • exclusive of that force the expense was to he de- an though he was always desirous of saving th e time of the the greatest reveage which they cnuld possibly have against the meetings of the Catholic clirgy on different occaseons iit the Mons: At the Auction 3lart, on THURSDAY NEXT, at 12 o'clock, fra . yed by the' East India Com • ' HOLM, yet he would feel himself justified in challenging every Orangemen. Much had been said of the public declaration of of Timm. At one of those meetings Or. Kelly pzesidedem d 0 Pas> • in Ten Lot& Mr. BROGDEN then brought up the Report from the Com. item of the vote. this teeling, and the fears that it had excited in the minds of resolution of thanks was voted to the Archbishop of Team, he his I V ALUABLE and COMPACT FREEHOLD mines of Supply, which contaned resolutions for the purpoee of Sir G. CLERK said, that he regretted the absence of the HOD. the Orangemen. This expression had been considered as indi- seasonable interference in 11522, to quell the disturb:truce in aims la ESTATE, torn • ing dis Brick-built Dwelling-houses, Pna enabling Government to pay off Exchequer Hills, h w ich were Secretary of the Ordnana Board (Mr. Warre), who was more eating the same vindictive spirit with that of Shylock's, who perm At •aubscquent meettogof the Ronan Catholic clergy had .;ut Silo • competent to give information on the subject than he (Sir G. Clerk) asks.- in November last, without any ;revocation on the part uf the Arai. ~, k --Ps, Inmate Nos. 1,2, 4, la and 9, Star-place, opposite the agreed to. 90 L le Stars public house North-ead. Fulham, Middlesex • part NAVY ESTIMATES. was. All he knew was, that such a sum was paid over to the Ord- " Hates any man the thing he would not kill? bishop of TUINTI, or witheut any act being done by him to call Meth . I '••• Leases, and . of th ' n u al va lu e s • 1731, ss. The lan . d.tax Sir 0. CLERK, in moving for the Navy Estimates of the en- Dance Hoard by the Nary Board: and from all he could learn, he But he conceived there was no such feeling conveyed in it. their auger, th e y p asse d a reeeiti t ioe, in which they censured that el die whole is red med e an t suing year, was deairous of directing the attentiou of the House to was satisfied that it was the smallest possible sum that could be Many Honourable Membew would. no doubt, remember the Helme t ed indi v ieum, end charged him with having briught weepy _Pio a desirable ee LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising four certain alterations which it was intended to introduce, and which he asked. expression which was once considered to be descriptive of a into their diocese foe the purpose of overawing the Catholics, ard e , e ' t chl and ethstanti a i . • • t h es t fere-couns and thought would be found accompanied by very greet and substantial Mr. MAREREY, after a few remarks which were inaudible in truly national sentiment-" Isn't every true-born Englishman preventing them f r a il g iving utteraece teethe ir grevaneer. Now well budt Houses, WI n I this inconsistency e It was rot th. I•"*°° gardens very cheerf u lly a nd re spmeably situate, Nos. 1,8, advantages to the naval discipline. On our foreign stations these the OallerY, said that the hooka of Queenborough may be looked bound to hate a Frenchman as they do the d--4 in h-11 ? what co u ld be the memo of al . .. _ . et• led II ii ' hi °e h - ' K • alt hn w uld be found f • la b M The increase on in the fight of an annuity to a seen, they were paid so exorbi- A sentiment this which he had no doubt many Gmtlernen in atonal by any milieu on the part of the Aral mhos, No .it Was ii , eeei.he ettaternice, the ew-r _leading from enreington erh . m s 9 , . . .. o partici: r ene . .., V