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~-~ I • • ;PAIS 41 1 r. 1 21,* nirts! 'B , O - 114. '. 4 Neel 114,11di taw 31 ~... to rms. • 7 . t ir , .•4 10.3.-,;, • .1.. ' : ~..: • ' .. r • • .- a t.. all f. , , - • 1 t • t . 1 1 . ' :0 ! ...31 . e . ," •. .1f . .1' ei .•.:. . • _ - • .4, • , 4 , ~,.., . ~, . i . ...... I . I ' * ! 4 10 . ) 4 . 4 r , / • , . •N ~ v "...• Li k 11;11 r ttss : .. ce-•_ f, _ - S • * /*- , 4 ' ) J ji , t , „ lt tot, . J .t • . zit/maga 187. THEATRL•kInYAL, DitlAY-L.11‘41.. rl lO-1401tROW EVENING. Fel). 16. iso9, I. 'flair Ilajeslieie Spirants will act the ISM Drams of VENON .1. _ _ . „ At the old of the Plays no on the aka* of Sir Jobb "louse. by Mrs. Powell. Did allot Play, the mak Comm /Mate, called LOVE IN A TUB. To alibis %Sill be added, (sth time,) a sea Comedy, oilier! TILE U NCO NSC lOUS coutcrcitet:t c. 111 EATRIE-11UVAL, HAI-MAK LT. 10-Nitlititl/W EVENING, Ftt). i 'ckeir MajeeticeSerssuts sill act the f:oonoly of Ttlll MAN OF 'IIIE. WUILLO. Vita which, the Grand llistueir PS1•101UIIIIC Drama, u( DE LA PEILOUSE. A 1 .11).%)1F. ATO.ANINi six GRANT) il . NUBSC'ftI?TION Cl/NCERIN, New Rooto., 1In• no.v. , •onplore. l .—Moitlaine l'a;ahnii brut dor honour to artpiaint Co: Nt.bility and Gentry, that the First of her SIX Sithorrip te.n. inn:refs will take (dare no Thitroday Evening, the Wilt of h, and be continued nit fulluwin4. On t %., ut tin' will be k Orfurined Selection's from the Itra- Vfl.,S of riaielt I riot Hai ;Ai, In which Mali Cntalani sill o.ag Carnnzli Noat c, Ihu ls, ke. ; awl on the other Finn 7•.:.11oto, Seen.a, Arias, Utteta, Trios, oke. feints Ike mast t..• !vett :1 :tabo o ran. Madame Catalani I.e 'minted t . y te:iatu*Terill 11 , 44 j1:31.1,1ucti1419 Part 11:111:44 will appear ;is 'Wine ASierfineitirnto.—..Tbe Orchet::ra rill ,K eunt;olete, void uaolei the duct 11.111 of . Mr. •Yaniewiet - • MRS:* I.iTttN, AND MR. II VONCEIII' . ..i; licder the Patron:.. , of their Rdy.ll llnetnews the Prime vi iL aka, Ilse Duke of tbiss. , x, the ,Dis!., of Cousin her !loyal Illghne , 4 the Duchess of York, and several La tin, of I)ititionttlm . .,. MR. 1311.1,1NC:1'0N, Mr 1 N A 1.141, tin.llll. FIRAOAM, respertfelt.. actin/nut the Nobilit ,- and Grab y, llt:tt SIX EilL;bscitivirios c()Ncaurt; will take place on the following Mondays :—Moreti iith, 1,0 r, loth. Aril lab, . 1401. sod May IStit. by nu tin.ooreetbrot. unit the Proprietor of the Argyle-street Institution, the E.i. tirtairment; .if -.amyl trill nut isitctf,re with tlie,e Cu.. , c rou We 11:h)Vt . tein.ine , Rutiseriptton, (Aliases—l "nmearrieil I:atigh ten uf Sub. artillery Enter Gt 11 1 ,1311 transfirabb• in Pani.bes vale ; Ldi. s' to Ladies, sad Gentler's-it% 1.. . this rtizulatitoi 111111 ft he strictly saber: al to. 'l . lie I.IIOPL eroism' l'..rforittet are alreuty et.itaaell fo: wait* Orchestra i. on the volumed scale of 1,, , t yrir —!..ao!--r of the Rand, Mr. WEICHSELL ; Contlarto:•,, Mr. ti. J: SMART. The PROPRIETORS of Tli L:sr.r.r , Nc ERTS, noxious to obtain a reutianalion Of the patroitiree .t .d approbation bi.toned on their Concerts last year by their Snliwritteni, still neglect no °prat %%%% ity of rendering them this year .as worthy in every respect the attention ist the Nubility m i d putical3l . ly inmy near Picot., Eng lish and Italian, composed or provided expressly fur these Concerts. Subscription* ore received by Moors. Conliling and Cu 147, Nest Bowl-street, wliere••:,tery further psitieniar may StiiTIFH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. ti I.LERY, for the EXIIIISITION a n d 1. SALE ,>ll - the WORKS of BRITICII ARTISTS, is NOW OPEN to the Publir, end will ~ism , so e. erg Jay, hewn 'fru in the morning till ['min Ilr ofternoun Admittance, iq. Cot:loyuc, W. By Older, • VALENTINE GREEN, Keeper. LAW, WANTED, a CLERK in a respectniple f)flit,! .la jbe City whtie 'reeked to is capatiit• of cow thictiagthe ehriteety Doptiboont ; itkototseikomoidostly to losist ,thee tticrlct in the erroduet an 4 tnanatmoteht ni t'oto moo 1..1R Causes. If h. should prnse to he proved!, qttali- Altd to tuatrece the General Pesetas. of au Attornoy, ,th • good address, sod nnimpeschahle character for integrity noel iallastry, he may, after a short trial, look with entafidroce to a higher sAltollt , ft. Apply to Mr. Withcrlty, , nod lose Name, Address, and 'office wir:eciii Clerkship was served, nod an answer will he sent. ?bis day is poblishcd, Part the Visit, price Jr. ACilititEC'r and AIYiIi!..NTIC COPY ' of the EVIDENCE okra before the (7nnintitese of thu House .41 . 0111,10114, upon die Ct.utitirt of HIM NOYAL HIGHNESS OK Ott 1131 A N Eft- I N-t 111:1* lit ;ditch are included i. re's{ Depenenuuts that To to ....t yet altneared before the public. ' Leaden: P. iated for C. NI gtiOW, 56, I loilturn i , teeny cop posits Great 'l' letatile. _ THIS LOXDON CONDUCTED BY RICHARD CUMBERLAND, ESQ. SASHIEL TIPPER very respectfully inform* des PulAir, the Film - NCHBER of this WORK is sow ready far idiverz prirc —37 Lc4tlceh4l-street. . . - This day is published, in folio, pries . d. s is. H. plain, se et its. coloured, A ATOMICO-4:1111RUItt; ; CAL. VIEWS of 1. the NOSE, MOUTH, LARYNX, sad .03 c ; rah appiopi i,its. expisuatiaps sod ref;VC MTN. By JOHN JAM EN WATT, Surgeon. Together ulth an additiiroul Anatomical fie,rription of the Parts. By Mr. W. Laments, Ltemonstrator of Anatomy at St. Bartholutnc s hospital. The Engravings (licensed beJ• Hnpwui.d, irom or.i,nJ 4.lratriass by T.,114".tcr. Sold lig S. ilighley, No. :4, Flect.street anal all otter Bu..ksel!ers This day QM pah6nlir4, pure 75 1••! sn hoards, 3y Juba Murray, Sect.ttett; J. Callow, Cruwn-cuurt, Frince's.atrect, Saha; and T. 110 , ..e and Co. Infirmary- Sig***l. Edio:ourgh, 'VISUAL' AT tOliS on tome of lift. mot iin- X" portant Dimmers of the LICAR!' ; nn Anvers:Yu of the Thoracic Aorta, Preternatural 1'111540"U in the Eon:nitric Region, sod nn the nnustard Origin and Dr-ti tbritioo of Homo . f 'to large Arteritrof the ilutnon Roily 111.1.tratted ervies. By ALLAN 1311 INS, M. , :ther of the Royal College of Surgeon% London; and Leettuter on Anatomy and Surgery, Gls/goy. This prevent month will be e tilithihed, in Mo. rice Ile. the First hallther of THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, by John Murray, 31, Flset-street, &mil J. Hatches% 19n, Pic cadilly, London ; J. Ballantrie anti Co. No. se, North Hanover-street, Edinburgh; wad Wugaa sad enaimiug, buldirs la a:wounds, filif. New literary Journal, the pahlisher rsquesis that the first neither may 1w considered as the Preapeetas; chile, however, be holes um no promise, be ea* confidently inert, that the Gentlemen who have so ;.pled in this Rtll . ..st litre long enjoyed the ISIC.III of the koklic, and, could 'bra 111:01cS hor IFIT" . 11 nithtlAll injury to thr fretetten and the truth of criticism, they w, aid br an honoursitte Orctge of the zeal, the liberality, nod the attach sient to the interest, Li( litimatuee, with which tins British Jutirnal will he cuinhicted. •.• Girolemci: desirous of receiving the Fir., Number of this Jbarani, as 110.,J a. puler:hid, are ims": • to he la their names Miatetibitrly, to their ',smears buukscAggg or *.e.7. into, tither itt towers madly. WELMF,SDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 18U9. FROM LAST NIGHTS G.IZETTAIL Adatiralty-Qtfice,iArautryll, 1 809. ' Extract or a Lents frost Capture Nthouil•erg, of Hi.' 31ejesty'rs ship Loire, to the 1100. Wellicuu INelludry Pulr, dated at see, the 6th Sustain. have die honour to intorno you, that yesterday at noon, in latitude 39. 34. and longitude It. 41. W. I los Nlajcsty'r .hip under my command had the good fortune to fall in with • Frew* Na t•u:ril Ails of war its the out of takit“ A chip unit a brig. On the Loire'r approach she Imre up acid made all rail, deserting her prizes, and leaving the 1,61 destitute of mein Every exertion wax incite so this HMIs to rouse up with the enemy ; much ear nees.4:44ry, I us.sire yourfront t h e wea ther bring thick and squally. • At tight at night we gut alongride of her, and brought her to Ideate action. She was &hooka Gtr !shout twenty minute*, when she grad: to Ilia Itlasesty's ship. She proves' to he La liaise French National ship of war, frigate-built, mounting rielitern taenty-four-ptianders, CHI t 01116414.11, Mitt two 14111 g twelve:4, with a compliment of one I - tired used ratty sown : commanded hy Mose4ieur Le Ito tutmeniere, Limiest/mule V:lir:eau. She had iwfweeli mot t Itu .eip,ht 44*s 15ukt5) . ,,,...1v41 4 ,4", 40 11ii. -sax I s su u lr e d bit rel. fiftllr, iSt• go. She has taken tns Ets li,h vocals ac lirhe is a very lice :shout low 11011- 41red and lit;, tuns, quite siva, moil appears, to me a chip th.it .n.q, be ern - 1,41161e to Ilis MajeQy. I ani wog happy to say not a man was hull 141 the I Orig P.nterpriar, fr..:n I.iTerptiol. • Hri7l.ord ITulgacc, booed tu Vaso. 13r.z hound to or .C 44, n(a 11.cttel 6.m *1 boons imams NI al;ag, Esq Cniitain of His tji:st)'d %hip ths4kieuetta, Iti *hr Huu. W. W. Pvie,i,6iv.l ins 640u , .144rat ship Spitimnd, the vitt, itilit. nu wilt ibleUlir 14, inform their that lteil c4ptitrvJ the S44s .he yrs after, a hard raps of S'io. I .1 ri . • eopper-bottomest privateer, out four 0. , e Si. Manes. stored for two orwitlia, frieic-Ni fur eighteen g 19116, (bee onotapting only funrsett,) and a enni•ilenseiii of' Off wen. The Soh 'iSephi• is nearly wa, is recksiiwit the fastest miler tort at it. MislaYr, and is is drsirllhle vessel for servite, liVe wet with her at dawn of figy tee or cis to escape. I have hollow to be, Like. (Sieleil) • T. J.. MALt$O. 1 IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE Or LOBOS, TosissAY, Pte. £4. LORD BORING DON'S DIVORCE BILL. Soon after ten &dock. the Royal Amorist was given, by Coututibloon, to Lord tioringdon's Di vorce Ui!!. The Commissioners were the Lord Cieuveeilor,Eal Bathurst, and Lord Mr. Alexander was !ward m behalf of the Appel lants in the Scotch Appeal Cause of Smith and ;another. e. Mite Nettie. Further proceedings on Friday. The Report of the Committive nn.litteseet Di vorce W3P4 Ivrom46t tip stud iiveed to. .Ciimphell'is Divorce Ciil posved through a Com mittee, and the Report wits ordered to be brought up nu Thursday next. 'v'iscount ;twit; took the oaths and hi:. vent. Tho Earl of DAR), LET tint seeing a Noble Earl (Liverpool) lu km lolrrre. pot.tomiet! weak 11;.! 4111:4 1111.,410t1 reltiilVe to the atfairs of Spain, until Ttiur tla acct.—Adiotistsul dill Thu r•al ay. utivar ttt. - t:ON131()NS. vt•SKENT: - The Getit'entan taller of the !Huck 14.1 appeared in die I lowe, stud ventures; their adtriu!a - ...eu its file lime... of übs:u the 11....41 Aaw. t Rai %Olen by CIAIIIII6IIIOII II $.lll His Ntajest) '11:t Seteuker accordingly, stl mutt'lam hen as mere tort 4.-ns, pr.( to the thdc • is. P. The Fa, hs retorts, acquainted the !!oust, G. d al.. ilkttal Assent had hero girvu to a Dill f-.. simo.iving it.. marriage of thu ItiAt tionourstste itltta I.t” .1 Porastviou with the Nish! ssussurrahlt Lady s tisfustat thuinslun, stud for V.:, seed parties to Lowry i.gote. The 1.0110 ct DEA:: STE of Seufl.t 111 reported from the Contents-4: appointed to try the in .a of the Newry El. c t:on, that they 113.1 nut this moruing, but were prevent. el prucetiimg thereto, by the aleterece and indisposition of Sir .11 ettioilwe, awl praying leave to :tilj a, upon the Report of 31r. Foches, has physieints, of his 11111CS4, 111141 that Ire might Is :Me to attend in it week. The Committee bud knee to aujiitiro till Tureday next. dlr. it IIteSIORD pri.Wllltest a Petition from tea 'lcon Grand Jury of the county of the City of Dustin, praying, that leave lie given to tome its a hill for Alatt'ildlAg an Act pored for raising money by presentiamit, Co , irpoiriag and asprsvine the mid en!) , —*Ordered to lie on the Table. Upon motion of Sir S. ttoulthi.v, the I:itility Debtors' Bill was re., l a tidal time awl poised. Accoolieg to the Order of the Iray, the Militia Latish. mem Bill uis read A tIIA time. ' Lord CL •TLERE•tiA bruitteol op a clause to be added by way uf rider to the 8.11, esteallits; t. e moves...us of the Act to the Minim of Cornwall mid Devonsiiire, which was aerutchogly added thereto. His LAtt:s11110 also brought up sagthet clause, marling, that when, by the priorinious of the present Bill, the somber of three-6(ths to tee reserved in each tel.inetit of Militia - shou:il he found not to it. 1. 1 .11 the month •r teserved by the Bill of two, that then tlity might be tel ltherty to eollit to INA lift hs, Ci•ibisel FIR • N it objected to the mantle: of hrlavraig hi a clatter, el.,cla wear to alter the moire filmic of the did, is sworn stage, iestead of its furlong a part of the orieitial Bill, whets they would hare time to roma lir its effects.-- One objection, leun;%arer, was it!rrions, the present in,istaire was guilt:4; to give a bounty to coronet hit* disabc)wg Mk twiner Acts tot l'arlinnseut. Lord l'•rekell'AGll said, the Bill RA it btIKAI was found only to be likely to prodnee W,ut a itts:eail of loom° men, the Dumber totemic , ' to be minis cot by it, and the clause waelaorely calculated RP certdy that mistake. His 1 urd ship, In/wryer, after ore ter two nbenevatione from the other side, offered to withdraw the clause, provided it could be dune consieleut with the forms of the House. The SPEAKER ailed, that die emote having le --o read, the entestiou that It do pass must be put from the than.— This was mein ditigly dune and the clause ugreed to, Lord \II ...ion expterenni Ming if di &aims of making a few observatieeis on tine Mil. %Alum the tiNUACE Dill fur %kJ:mu lti:sins out of the Militia into the foie was uilopted, Ica as stated to he n r. •e yiedifieil by the sweamitt of the lions, and it was promised it thole.' not be adopted into a syeteuil, lost stow they value forward a Moist eves a preterwe of lie remit), to continue as a system that which was wily adopted as is temporary e' pi_dient. This Bill was to be coasidered, with regard to the effect it is likely to produce,'hoth ou the !Bitola system tool on the country at large. In the former, ilw 11,11 went to destroy all chance of discipline its the Mi. Jahn, by opeming the dour to tampering with the men, in order to seduce theta into the line; but when it was cow warred a 'tinware for raising an nriny b; coescription, fur such in effect and reality it was ; it was a great aud 'tawniest hardship on the country at large. By the Bill, the men were tube raised is the first instance by a bounty of ten gui neas, and when this faded, there was the farther stimulus of a ballot, ellwaing ten guiueos fur each tout AA IsalltitCtl fur, towards protiiiiii4 a substitote. This woe a measure he • was confident (void never have the effect proposed ; and it was s hardship which the cuoutry :cede:mit could mint put up with. Mr. IMAM Le FEVEE thought, that before they agreed to the presetat sucestire, they ought to he put in possession of the whole of the plan u;* melt this Art formed but a part.-- lle tlverefore wished to be informed by the Noble Lad, when be Wilcock...4 brining iu his bill for filling up the Militia. Lord C esTt.sataan said he could not mime a day, but supposed it would be lead) in about a week hum the pee. sent tone. Sir GLORGr. %V• Ranh DER was adverse to half measures, and thoneht whim they were abort it that the preseut did not to rat moneths, but rather that they should take the whole of the Militia at once, aud lie a.,uld support a bill for that purpose, rather than this circuitous mode of pro ceeding. If a direct ballot fur fi:liug tip the army were to be aelopard, it would he less oppressice than the pi recut measure. How were the skeletons of the Beer ments to be filled up, but by their emoting out the•r re m oiling path.as in all din:atoms and thus a competition would be raised between them RAJ the recruiting port.es for the bar, which uf course omit!, its the rush produce a split between thee. two bodies it was better to iucurporate the whole attic militia tato the litre at .voce. Lord Breit, PLITT, elhAtAl4 to the necessi y of agree. ing to the lot claw:, is coosoineace of the siltation having been put, sun - moil to the Noble Lord the propriety of twinging iota short hill for correcting it. Lord ( A9TEEREAGH sap remed his readiness to adopt any ustaware a hilt 'WO. be devised. Upon the op:emote bring put from the Chair, that the Bill do how pass, Mc WINDHAM rose, sad said, if he forbore troubling them at present at any ; it was not from want of • dnesease of the eon sad radical objections to which the Meant measure wee liable ; but that as number Bill was M hetrodsmod, when there could be full opporto• ashitirl • he ihiedd reerret himself fur that skirl, though it wee tether 'Unfortunate that his &nervations would come after \effete measure Isalbeen already adopted. But, while the /weft insui t e e l occupied th eir atten tion, to the afteledes of the, wet stated•ratloss, affect lag the aMrwiteefthaem lasted, it was difficult, if Oat led oodertesity he any other discussion- B y doe sods ten bed gbooeht teepee to adopt in coodurte tog that it slab, ' widely, Lost , et, he tbusght could lime • BAXißurrCr sUPERSEDED. Thomas WdNs , of Path, earrettler. BANK/11'1'1S. Th 1111 l t. Scott, the elder, l'housart SCIIM, the yonorr, and Iv soon seen, l'artherpe, York, gruct V. to sui render, l'etwasey Is, I, and IS, at .hart, at tb O.k 'I rev, Imouisig-Inar.VC4k. Attorneys, Mr. P.:ter Itivc, Nurthal lertun' York • and . ..it not. Ludington and Bali, Seetaida rine.ntlka, Tonple, Lumbar Row, of St. Peter's.tluay, Northumberland, ship builder, to sari ender, Febritary e 7, %larch ti, and it, at eleven, at the Shakespear 'ravens, Newcastle upon-Tyne. Attorneys, Me Wllii,llll Atknouni, Chancery-lobe, 1.81.141811 j sad Mr. i.e.• llarabeirtze, Nemeamle-spuu-Tyne. Michael Tiy tur,Juha Latham, and ElOsh Belcher, of Li verpool, inercbauts, to sitrrearler, Mirth 11. 3, sat' na deem al the Crows awl Anchor Tavers, Ski-Mmet, verpool Attorurys, Worm BOOM, and Orval. tdillinlysel told Flessm. Cooper and Lowe, Soutisainptins-Baildiags, Chmerry.l.sar, Loadou. WM. Chore, late of Coventry, but Dow of Chimers Colon, Warwick, isiukeeper,, to surrtuder, Feb. JJ, sad Morel. Oa, at 'levee, it abc Bull imi, Warwick. Attar bent. Alcaars. t and Shot tlerilith, Gray's•intiorptarr, lato•lott • awl Mr. Joseph Almond Cropper, Market flo— w tut la, Leirestrrwl,irte. Joins H elate r and James Webster, of Wakefield, York, earaf.artuis, to t ri.der, Feb. gd, at six, and klatch 1, and 310,64 slew*, at it.. statforer. Anna lon, Wakefield. Attur ittyv, Mr. Eva:is, Notion-Garden, LIBYASO arid Mc. • Beater, It akefiald. Samuel Aitight, late of White Crews-street, Loudon, (now a Priauaser its the lioug'a Beach PI twit ) clot litfactor, t , aut. reitil.., h. ii, March a, :Intl .i.. at twelve, at Guildhall. Attu , . y, Mr. Vi.ard, Neve.stpuire, George Owns, of kin,cvland.ruarl, Middlesex, cow beeper, to surrendc., Feb. it, Minch t, and es, at eleven, at Guild- Loiritto. Altura. y, 0111.airtet-road. Michael I 1 dialer, ..f tVititain, parish of Sutton, in Hot dernert, York, builder, to %nepenthe, February 23, 24, and eirt en, at the I. bob. Hart Tavern, is Kitty stovoi pois-11 'el. A moue% s, Itessre. J Witt M. Priebett, lull, and .Sienna. Vt Atka. and Cowper, Liticulti's-inu, laratlon. Thomas's Ilagbes Lloyd, late of the Poultry, London, and of tYalworth C1110314./tl, Sorter, slateoserchawt, to .411.1r0- . der, February et, it _Rad M.Blll 18 at one, at (;aildliall, lamoun. Atone., Mr. Ilippois, Beratundsey.street, South mark. Ttioorts Paster, Litz of Greet'. ids, Keut, ini.rdsant, to itarrentler,.Feiguary Ji, es, wad March eti ' at lItoC, at Guild hall, Louder's. Attorney, Mr. Palma, Elm-court, Teal* ple London. lames Alk isms, of actrelev. mill, Lancaster, miller, to sur render, art h us, at four, 9, at eleven, and is, at isiit,,at the Commercial-ion, Lao. oster. Attorneys, Mr. Pinker, weer ; aid Messrs. Calm, and linuuell, Alder..;.ite-strect, • I.usitluit. Thomas Station, of Bristol, earpester, to surrender , Feb. 16, S., and Mardi 24, at entree, at the Bash tare.., street, di istol. Airmen', Messrs. Bub rand Prideasa, SS. John-strert, Brutal. and Messrs. Bleasslate, Alexander, sod [tubule, New.' nn, London. David Jeukina, of Lautriamot, Glamorgan, tines-draper, to town:mi. r, Feb. e 7, en, mot March ea, al ,'ever, at the Bashi Corir.street, tato'. Attorneys, Ale. Jawea, G ray'e. I au. *game, Loudon • stud Mr. Croke, ist lllti DEN lA. March tt: Christopher Stainbarik, of Old Read street, Piet adilly, Middlemen, priaMeller, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. March 11. John Linke Ilabberaly, of Liaeolsis Ise, Mid. Merril., barrister at law, at one, at Guildball. Loudon. Match 7. dluratio Barton, of Manchester, dyer, at tour, at the Bridgewater Ara.. Inn, blancliester. Mitch ert. Hawkins Bird, of Wise-street, Bristol, tea dealer, at tes, at Gaiklliall, Lumbers. March 7 William Althorn, of Takenhousc-yard, Loudon, brukt.r, at one, at Meech it. ethnics Hadfield, of Tewkesbury, Gloomier, insholder, at eleven, at the Swan Inn. Tewkesbury. March ti. Julio Carrington, of 31aucliester, barduareasany at tea, at !.undone CEIITIFICATES.....Ig a sea 7 . Langdan Hairdos, late of the I.:dgwarr-road, Middleses, and tot 'steely of Wandsworth, Surrey, merchant. I Richard Law:stria, late of Crag...street, Cheater, cottomuser chant .1 sine s bate of ilrellual, hat -nianufartorer. John late of Weston-street, Southwark, essamos- Weser. teen attained', a differed* emameoes eft (tied, sad certainly mono speedy, it was now limed they could not cab olate upon its prubable etioctesiou 1 ou the unbar} they Lau no emb lemi whatever:veer their own proceeding, for a single wo man had ,hewn she could rout them horse and foot ; it was. therefore, be thote, , ,tst the Noble Lord should not hays lerouebt the huSineaa un is anal. a situation. However &tri nket:it the course they had adopted of prosemiting the to: quiet y, was. beth to the service of the cueetry and the dm of the House, they etre thereby redwood to the ute lewity of submit' irie to tee a measure which Ma% tan. purary, beeuter , permanent, without either the attention or attepdance of the House. He should thee' Sure res , ree , himself till the opportunity arrived of discuesitig at mom only contemner hiesself w.th saying, that boweves politically hostile be Mehl be to the present Admin.:ore- Doe, there was no uiNeitirw, their cottemer. reepectine Spain • not temp..... he would lonian Wee, whereon to Min a jest est:mate of Ilse weakens of their Celtuhtli. The Bill was then passed, auei ordered to the Lords. 7.4.9 -erttary CA311.11,10 presented eertvon pa y ers retatistr . to America, which were ordered tole on th - Mr. WILLIAIIa Wllll5 g moved, " That t!esit be , 4 be. foie the Home a retire of the somber of Yemeni C - airy, distinguis thosewho were on theism., and base i. t Chu August el with the animist of lb,. mire." He Mated List object wee to being lesfsre errtala crils,which,in tined* emmired awiraluiver 14,1 ', is the inequalities of those allowances, by which mute jeirlottvy, as well me ar.justice, took place. Another evil was, the dia rou,,,grelwilla that took pleee towards thou Oniters of the )eninalt Cacili whereby they were &pr. , their taut, hglierleoPkilimeellseent Liretemene.sluiseis la, :.-„„ vaulted he • low the Messrs is the locust Matto. Another diescunrege limit was, in the esetupthai ftua et tying the office of High Miura being eatendtd to the latter, hot ant the farmer. C•STLVIti•CO ot.sei do, prgyer time to dis cuss these pollute *mild he when the pave& a were before the 114,0de. Lord itrx es . Perry most 1, "'rot an humble address be permuted to Ills :Majesty, pi ay Mg tie would be ;sumac h Ida :mad to die rt to b. laid before the House the knee tern the `e , retary of State to Sir David Baird:repressing I,la disanpri.l.ation of certa..l% artielel in the Cum vi cation of Cil:tra.--Ordered. Mr. Pratt S' AI. suggested to the ISolic fari;d, that paper was shirt, yet as there were mazy othes• relating to the subject of los Lordship's promised motive, which wen very Villuinioons, and hat lately laid on the table, the propriety of p..stremiug Isis motion to give farther time fiir their rolwideratieu Lora Hu...ol4'l'lly accurdiugly .'recd to put off Lis motton to Friday nest. but at the saute tame protested agaiest soy blither adjmuursieut. Mr. tt,'wtTaaY&n ou.ived in Address to His Al ajcsty far eapi,s of the official correspondence which had taken place beturen the Contrumeut of America and His Majesty's i uisters there, on the subject of the ('h:-seticake, durtag Mr. Roses resift: see in that ceitutre.—Ordereab Mr. Secretary Casuivu, allsdisg to a question asked by Mr. Whithicad ea a 'owner night, till the subj•Tt of the Commercial Treaty between this. emeriti y and Swedes., stet. .1 that such treaty was negociating, but had been 41v1.,eal to the first instwlrc by mem:tame certain reeelairotte; that afterwards it had been found expedieut for both Courts to recall their reepeettee Autriawsailies, and spessiet others in then room, sloth Lad further delayed the dednitive siteree the Treaty : and that sauce the arrival of the mew Ambrosio:me there hod bre., but one etinonatlicatiou beteeen the two slami - oa, to the , al..te of the weather. The Report uf the l'ointuittei ou the Nevem., Bill was reetivvil, and served I. is were also the Reports of tier Two Committees ou the Bills for raising leans by the issue of Baehr quer Bills. A nee writ was ordered fur the Ileemigh of Stamford, ie the room .tewaeole hectic, Esq. who has secceeded to title of E.ul ui Liuesey, a Peer of the EMMA Kin:. Mr. Be :a moved foe an scored of the quentity of Rum and le. riga Spirits imported into Ire' and :haw the emir tale, also an Str4lll9. a the WORKS uS -11WW11114114 Stab, anal the intunity of walawfally dediile4 spirits, Lowe the Ctn.'s& ma. quarter isa3, down to tlso latest period which the same t•a. ie title on. 4 /Merv& Mr. C. H. Hteettis sot wished to know if the !tight Hun. Gent ;eman opposite would postpone the further pro ceedings on the Dottilery Bill roe a few days, on acc..ivnt of some considerable sensation bring excilv d ill the Smith of Ireland, mil inechugi b.:ing culled nlatiue to that tarestre• He suggested this, in order that time to alit be ;men to pro cum further iiitimina:lOU on the suhict t. 31r. PaRCSWA I. doubted, very much, ii the dstsir wished fur would citable the Hole (.:en. letnau lit get the ioemestioe 46,1,...,1. IL was his iateution to delay the committal of the Bill to Thug sday neat. 1)U KE OF YORK. Oil the motion of COlollel WAltilLE, the House again went tot') a Committee further to investigate the conduct of his Royal liightiesa the Coasiusuder in-Chief. 'Colonel WAeoLz then intimated, that it was his intention to call a Witness who could speak with revert to the note that Pearce, the butler of Mrs. Clarke, mentione d lotting been rent wit to change• at a confectioner ' s; be accordingly veiled 111115. 13111lltil.31Aii. Q. Do you recollect any thing of Pearce, the butler to Mrs. Clan kc, :!.1111114 on you to get a note changed, some time at the end of July, 1130.3 l'es, I do. Q. State where you live ?—A. At No. 6, liere. street. Q. What business are you ?—.t. A confectioner. Q. Can you state what passed exactly to that note?—.l. I cannot state what passed, but I knew that he called to get change, though 1 do not re collect giving bin) change for it. Q. (By NT. l i xttcevat..) Do you think it was a' loot. note ?—.%. I cannot say so ; but 1 know he said it was. Q. Do you recollect the month or day on which it happened ?—A. 1 do not. Q. Was it in the month cif July ?—A. 1 cannot IN sure as to the 1111/11th. Q. Wits he frequently in the habit of coining to your house ?—A. Frequently, with orders but Mr. , . Clarke. Q. (By General LoFT.) Did he frequently mute to change notes?—A. Yes, small notes. Q. 1)o you of your own knowledge know that the one alluded to seas not a small note ?—A. I did not See it ; but he said it was a large note. Q. (By Mr. Wit.initreect!. Do you recollect what was the largest note you ever changed for Mrs. Clarke ?--.A. I 410 not, but I think there Were none to any high amount I changed. Q. Arc you certain that Pearce told you that this w•aa a large note ?—A. To the best of my re collection, he said it was * 1001. note. Q. (By !.oral FOLKSTON I:.) Ito yon rccoatct whether or tint this took place in the summer time? —.►. I cannot soy posititively. but I think was. Q. (By another Itleseher.) Did you theta care/ on busing with another person ?—A. There is • • __:1 4 1 1 : 00•0000. 4 1 i-A i..., 7 4 . " Av .- min or • •• " • fcg SIX-PINCE.