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gnestion, which, he conceived, came within the scope of the Aomori* in.* hefwe the House, which relat..l to the claims nC ths. emontrs. Framer hail ni I* rd h, pay 10 Great Mi l:tr.. ti. • 1 lin. nivor• • Ibr %run o f 5 080,000, The., of tlwro beset folver rrrro•col. Now he asked, stl.ether she other two iiinfainienlr, or any part of Si,, n., hail been pnid-- If y aril,. likely SO hr Inau.l--.30, filially, to what ihev w. re to b.• appr ttttt irtrot L o r.l eArrtr fir %Gil said. he it ell! aloud nigh lisp Right Ilimoitrahl , Genilent.iii 11141, if any min silts% re- Main. .l, after the loraymritt lif the rerrelar rhsimal.l it oneht to he ,li.trotinteil it eat floosie who were hewn fide Creditors, :.Itturozlo thes tint ernifiwnwil lo Ilte Inns nin cified for their clam.. Ti., mite gnerlion wrtilil he, wlntlor, tlw• Convent ttttt I.snu fulfilled all Is. object-, the r• tutor hayine paid, Ihr Government ...Ail.' eirren it 600 , 0101 O. prescribed booools h, educe Omar * who h: , .1 toolie.l .0 1;•ne. IVith re.pret in Isis nonalion, Ilse (:,ctrl H iwistleinaii was awaie, 11,11 the contrast:- Imo fo , thiee leo; been completed—and tl Ina. ion acs Id! inaliee 1.. the Fro Orli Cioneriiiiietit 10 Pay, *hats Oil Ile rli-r000•oor wtorls had tArir place, the nlmost anxiety woe man.f..t..l to 'mouth lincry 1...tre01, if poet, a tiisto—iiiitio hail uul pri•irail. 61, it wooltl hive been to have srstl•.l se molly complicated in- Irrenlii an i!oey had to rll.oltirle In PO $l,llll It prim& Wills re-nett 1., ,lie rem pert she conirolint • ,ilsr Freud. .iireroirnent ofrercil. in Ille first iostatter. al Atx•l3•Chaprtlr, b. lionol.te. it. Moe months, the sum which they were al. loire.l Iwo v• .u. 151 pay. 11 was, therefore, alms , that a .4•Ke..eas •Itiothl he •Iloweil, to emosenneimc of the ehrolzinent of the tone inneonally stipulated. Mr. n..i..z. the Gentleman who had the 1011/ With IMO 111110'h h tttttt ar it. himself, owl so novels advantage to slf p=.to.., 1..• I ow hesitation in She payment at lu months 'lbis plait, however, w 3,4 5101 carriell nolo affect aml, in NOVI inlwr mud Deovii her, new imelifiratimis .. ere niaile, with 'i.e consent of 311 the Ilteil Powr.a. In isolwa. 18 hs re it lloweil the ti.tyment of the last part of the ots i•enther, as it was Mai CAM" to pill the .ernrihra 111 ram rolati 111 l a tur 'Ober lime was rsantenl, .till hristeme she 'raiment within the two yraro origootalyStoptatatirl. As oi. the application of the moor!. the gio.s contrihntion was suthr.ent 1. pay the ex. trans Ilimiry ea twine of the British army of toren pat ion, while it rein - silo .1 us Flamer., leaving f,llttfyitotti. (those now one) which wmol.l be paid in the GoritesneM of the Nelltro entiftirmitv with the Convention entered into with that Cr, 10 3.310 in rrpaihue col 1111/Illtitlit 1 . 110.1.10 a. IW,, inilii. Sc- o - ere WIS. it. ~ l•ss of pigment. Mr. Ulric. I' 1 1 it appeared thee; mat she 2,000,0411 1 !• ill prove., of pilysirlit, sound Got be a•ailal.le to the re 'tree. of this country, but ....old he app. orratil In the 3 ,- .I repatrili„: f.rtrr.►,a too the 1%.11).r1ani1.8 Ile. rum...A IWI I kis eousitry wilt to vs - viral. an irdrinovilp Pecos Fames, hill How i.e fouis.l Cat ruo , ribuhmu 11.3. In Ise sir voted to 11w nervier of :mother SI:oe. IM. was ralloir an %peeled th.positioss of thi. sans, considering the tisua of Ilie r •iiiiiry. . Loril CA•lLEarAcin obset wed. that, when the Tr. Mies were !viol before thr IMl.'r• it te a • il; it a •situ not eve- r•tueg 2.000.11W0/ %twill.' he ?ranted to the Gore' 'intent of the \• iltei lot einisnlitation of Ihi•,ea. lel/. sae Colonial cessions weir to hr trade to Great Flritaitwas. and the sow 'bus ,nutted, trig. liter with sit equal soon tor itie by thefiov. tttttt rut id* lh. \rtlo•rlarlds, was to ha laid out iii Ihr hling nod rrintiriiig of fiirtrriivev The Right Hnu Geoili man attar►er! the aro ds , l4einent of !bib, nut he raii-e it would bring ill) Ili tttt ey into ilos country, but Iw o am it wnml•l bring a !Amigr on it—tor the view I.lbrit err Ihr anbirri wa., eoal the army in hearer would he a positive espinii:e to this rionnore, Air. Tir:toN s 7 •aid, the object of his speech on She urea. rho, salaried to wa• this—He wished to .bow, that, while it teas pretended that stork n SUM would be provided as +until maintain the iti dish at my in Frasier, and leave also a ter. t tin sarpin• for indemnity has Ihi■ country, it would taro ono. dim the reidributi ttt rush only support the artily— ennsrryterutly Shire could Ise no indemnity ; and that, if this system coationed Inr live years, their *marl Ire a positive loss He did not 'link •to m e any :rant of the stint you'? t.. Ilm G4lllBllitlit la id . the Ni1h1 . 1411111114. is au / gui-a I. oil for Cultism,. It was a very dear bargain, and it .00.1 have Imo soinelo belt. rof ilwy bad kept Is. 2,01,:i °Mt vital not meddled with Slur Culuairs. Rby was indemnity talked WINOS ot appeared she rum so deootoitdabd was to be vested in patch eolositea, while the Goiritions at *us t o l a y stil t the produce r•-psuiriug their Wu fortresses! Lord CUTLT.REASIN mid, theta' wa*. a distinct and posi tive arrangement to pay 2041,600,0011/ to the Govertinient u ,' the Nei 61 131141., and shr Rigid Ham Cr. it I. n. uti mourlut nt, after et lapse of there years, row forty rd to complain of it. Tien military wits boom' specifically to :Wimer a rum for re/wiring and bailierg fortißrations in she Neilierlanehi. Hr tool Na .dIjKIIOII In the wore) ,hl ah con. tritionou inure aptilwable in int+ rt. Hui, if 11. y radial:go it what the Right Host. Gridiron* call") warm niti, for a W 411111111? 1.11111 , 1111 - filthtn, they still l id th* produce tel that hole iv, which was iortitatt,i, the same thing. Dr.irattiem *hello r lIIIN relirt would lw •f. he those saaribtors, who, hugs mg applied to Fie.t.els agent:. to , t•ir their chinos, were prer•u.itml front itreiving the tints. b... *l of slur Conyrotiost, its comurquotuire of the nezlret of those whom chit' had ? L A O casyr.s wrap,. iiii , nlfr.l, 111 it (hums 110 made it linir. 1111 I'd 110 lac refitseel Nlr 14.8isoss 111...VW If tito... Pllllll% terse muuructly broom:hi broom Patii•nii ill, finale mutt of • rha might be tit If o•••• 1. Sir SMITS eninehlid in the mineirlr laid down I y the Noble Lose), that hrue forth Cove Insilco e..luuld unit inter fere to prorate mire.* ro. shwirs h mus t vinuu this roues/ to foreign SLAW. kite eh , t panoply singlet he em that ion far—tilt) tl so 1, hr tin my. d, to he formal against commercial mutt, 0m... , property. whilir thy were ills the fair rye grist of tie :r buiiitess. wa. C 4.1.11.1. r‘ifell by 311 CM my. Such 1404011 S had riot ly MOM.: claiuta 4.611 Bove - . . . Mr. ti can ;saws strongly insist. a 011 411, neronait y lug relief's) those pi Nona who, bawl.% 1.1.4.11 • 41 111Co111. orwrcial triessmortmea with Freud. I. s were. .11,1 nog what was properly droonsioinated the rvi¢t of 1.. rot , dr~poilyd of their properly—aorl sobl , gra, under pelcolty of dea 0, art ill of IlVfiffilflig, the oily ens retail syloirli Fl.4lll'e then swot. It a could be better that 111Wre Were 110 Treaty I . ^,f 1 fie Itier .1411 into of British 11:11111 , , 'ft those injured individuals score to nap no benefit f it— bo cause they inlet'', tool nut isrirlo a settlement taken plate, by appraising to the gene. 1..10y of the Gooveniment, obtain redseaa. All hognsi ono that g nmn.ll were destroyed by a atfinittee settlement. Sir JOIIN NIMITURT F"gitl, that, in hie opinion, the funrlL holder, under this Conivention, occupied the place wbteh ought, on every principle of jostler, to hare heel' filled the commercial loricr. flritiblo goods had beta. taken to France, by an act of public slobbery, and paid fur with oefrowufa. This the Fro tali C.,tuulieaiunrla de rioted lo be a COW/1111 and Sale, b.', wo en two parlica—tone of whom, it Was to be observed, hail the puss er iss has lianas to act us he plems it, and the other will Iloreatenrol v ttb dr 3 d if h e cc. fussed a deteriorated paper ...t volley Pentode, who hail barn thus robbed, were proper inject. of relief Gentleman, snider the Gallery, wli.we name wr sandal nut learn, deprecated the idea of %vitro hole !wrong wbos lent money in horeigio Shari:. Hr a gala a Ihr illlll mow ile.. voted In claimants shoold lie Cooly shodroloistial, a n d that vcsy part of the st Arm 'Woad bear the marks of a prat is.h. ministratina. lea Ilie race of the A merit an el oinot, she mo ney lay for a Ining limy iso the hand, of the Bank, and an Hr w.shro . inters-at was reerirrol for it. I to h pooorisiosis was made in the 11111 few a pplying the money it, the Inaiefit of the creil sssss while the C 1.111141/ Viler adisistsog ? Hr also aie.uld lw chit in I. iss what way the Commis &inures wore 111 he pat So. then Si (vices' TIN , American Contioniss 11111 l had per amount Onverninent. loot when loera.iiis were 11,11.1 in that 11141111/7, d WWI a strung inoliseement to them In delay the Obit et of I itrir ~,,,, CaaTLIRREAGH IWO, that, by the Comecon ~,,, the con g r ilmii ~,, +es veo, it in the brrff reeks. and comae. qtorattly was braving into real fur the hen. fit of Ihr elaitnnoir ttttt rf sere too he pool great 1133P3 of claimants agreed . rent. skonsoil bead apart too de. Cuisoonistio , siers. %bait respect Its night nom. Frirsod (Mr. Ikea. eutertaturd lout that 1111111 V 1;•111ra uul,leut he conceived it sunlit be •:ei y wrung, if the flouie were called un, judicially, to decide those different curb. A competent tribunal Mid been created. and it was bttttr that to it such difficult oliutild he refer' rel. • Sir J. N rORT explained. Sir N. WttAnaa wished lu know. whit Wn• the meaiiiiiic • passage iu the 'freaty of else Sili of Novesulier, ISP 4 It emilmllllll thrsi• wards—" the object of lhi. Vinton i• holy, is grew, ee hi ,sake tw political eninbitEitinsi, or lu •16r1 a vxasa lug relatiusta ow Trelion—it iiit uth: r object 11,411 the pre rrrrr tion of twice " The Hon. Centleisoin IMO, he wished it hail stopped Isere--lisit polite •d hti"ual arrlitgrosents appeared to !save been entered into, which he isisprd would 1w explained. The pm.snv. Con . • thui 01117114111rC of tam., IMMO:I4'IMM , oil whirls the 'WIWI' MAC 611111.1 rd and eisisariliti.ted." lie should like ill _only WII:11 Ihu,r 11111,111te1141111 NCI.% GOO CAS/LERPAGrif asisorresh that the pasaara alluded SID the Tieuties whirls had been pervionsly eutescd into. . . - Sir K WiILSoN Cimeratill3led Ilse Hon.', th.st sos osseses stissitkiiial eugastensesits bad Iwrn entered lulu by the Noble Lord. SLAVE TRAWL Mr Sat 1 TII. after adverting jo the delay whirls had taken plate in thr reptiontimerst of C mutters under the Tie.. toes ami' Spain and Portugal, fur tat abulitton of the Slave Trade. moved for " Copses of all appointments of Cotionissionera, to carry int., exerete the Trestle.' wills Pisrmigal, Spain, moil the Netherlands, under the Tremors of ttsr 21Ille of July, and 16th of September, 1017. mid 4th of May, ISIA, for the mare templet, abolition of the African Slave Trade, with the dates of such appointments : And erip.ea of all ins atrattians to his Majessty's .hips of war sent to the coast of Africa, since the Treaties were concluded, for the poirtsutre . sof earring the 'aloe onto effeet." Lard ea. 11.1 n CAM! had no 01 , i.41011 to the motion. He arks. % I. dgeot i lie mom, Inure of thr subject, curl centre...4 , d 111.11 there was, in the delay, sufficient of presumptive blame In entitle llic Ham. Genii...nail to nu explanation from kis 31aje.Iv's Goer. sinient. The Noble Lord then stated, that thr ileil..y li al mists', from *lie difficulty of procuring prapre persons to fill the sotiation of C 'a * Milers. No ship* of oar. he observe!, had Iwo molt to the Coast of Africa, since the emschoriim ..t the Treaty, it being deemed advt.- I able to procure Cononissionris ii, the first installer. Sir C. KOBINCON (sloe Kitties Ails - orate) said, every effort had hien manta to portlier rmains adequate to lonics lake Its, daises of Cu 000000 issionrrs, hut all Ilse Civilians aho had I'!" applied to, refused tlis apt ' talent. He understood, !lowest., that two mesons had agreed to go out as Commis. siuners, the our to Sierra Leone, the other to (basil, but an individual was Still wall, tog 10 pru(Ccd to the Havantiali. Feely t'lllll•A•iiiir had been lo the to select proper persons, bat Ihe numerous refusals which the Judge of the Aritni. rally Court had received, tesidertil a considerable delay inevitable. . Dr. Postttunns said, that imtliiim whirls fell either from the Noble Loud or the Learned Gentleman formed a sufficient excuse fur the delay that had taken place, or re. butted Ike presumptive evidence which the Hon. Gentleman Lad adduced ',canoe them. lie had given the Treaties his fonts? approhat 00000 0 herons, Ili Hum was to be funnel the refligl.llll.ol3 of the priticiple of the abolition of the teak. The Ticaltes 111.11•111 , fir valuable, and to' such were **ray of lieu greater sacrifices gm the part of this country than bad Iftrii made ; hat he at Cie saute time thought there weer many asiornalims in the Treaties; that they ilitrodlircil proicioles Mottle to Skase which had ussally heels freweirised in this coutitry ; 4011, therefme, he felt the House 'Mould lie Ike more mesious that oestrous •opw idea to these (:uminis sormissl isl hr versant its the laws of mations, and well pi ac tin/A it, those Cerium in which that law was chiefly known. It wits. twit &Sirs! 1! that, for the sake of saving a little sausety, IWrsiiiis unacquainted wills I rw should be sent nut; because the (burls about to he thaw established were to de cide wolf appeal. He staled shirt, to his knowledge, no difficulty existed is, proessiong professional persona In accept the sitnation ; mieloribitelly sonic objection arose from Ilse 1111110401 of she salary. 'I he aim of one thousand five tumefied orimals a•year was offered, with SI refiring pen siou e.f 71101. He knew 311 isn't% Wesel eminently qualified for the office, who, havim: had expel tester of the climate for marl years, made applitati 0000 for the office in the Brazils. He was Mt rust ri the plate had been given away, but that he wade, have Ike Havannali. The salary, I *.-ewer, was out role. plant., seas.! lie thought slot sit 41111041 H . ...0w:111er of 2,000 f. o till a settling pram MI of 1,0001. *.year, was little riiiingli 10 imlller 1:04111eintil of 11 WW2, plofilitii 0000 to pro reed to ill 111• salubrious climate, and embark its stick a speculation. laird Casitsitratrti mild, that during his absence from the country lie hail intrusted to ushers the duty of filling up the Commis..' . He had never felt it to he 4 patronage, and thought it c o uld aid be consigned to better heads Ilia. to those of slur Judge of the Adroit ally C_utie 1 lit, how. eve r, moat. a 1111(..IVC , 1 i 1 IleCeSSary It., 11311 V ( . .1111111ni1P.1011,411 really cut tend d r y to anticipation of the 111C3SUren Of Par. t bililleilli• He added, that lie had in, ar tinatatance with any l rose of the Gentlemen 4100411111 rel to those situations. Mr Fe Llee laiiimikll Slut a traffic to gbliorreill 10 every gel.e..lllla feeling of humanity, and so diagracchil to the OM. l refl.,. of civilise it Furore, should still ler suffered to exist. He sl 1.1 a illintli rickagorledge w hatever 'merit really be. longed la his Majesty's Ministers for their exertions un be. . half of the stiff, riseg Africaus, and the charactes of theist Britain, trot lie feared that WWl' VIII might have titer 'hewn, and that mock still remained to be s yl ee t, t i. Sir. 1V t Lai let ONCE dill not MPhil 10 impede delay to the I Noble Natal opposite. ; but lie could nut avoid thiliktug, that 1 less alaerity was *hewn its filling lap those aituationa, ilia. Shorn a oultl have tweet had tiny been to these stature more &steatite. Ile f wild 001, however, resist the temptation he I fell to teltiloil Ilw HMIS* . that the delay of eve' y day and I every; boor, was a soutee of dreadful misery to thuusandsear ! unr fi llow-ereatme is. Captain I.li %NT re masked, Him the cirranistance of au ; offer of I.Stinf .s y e ar, x Oh a irtirnig premium. of 7001, tiny. Ilag hers made by 3litioacis I,e orisons scceptiog star office 1 of eimomiss tttttt t., ass a su theient refute i i tttt of the •ssee- Oats oriole by Ilse Ilmi. Nlemiter fur B.amlwr, that the same amerity was suit manufrsted by his Moist)** Government it tillom up thrsr sityalioio, as tiny had store in fillitig up oilier pliers. • Mr 11 tarns 111 , 0110 E 515014...111w Hon. Member that he had not mod the . xpi;ession with the 11111.01 Or (VIM. v in% lee p.;i:orit so she Members of his M eject y's limns / mew. Mr. M . SMITH $lllll.ll this the Slave Trade was tam car meal ou its u noise violent and eltsgusoug niiinlitr Hutu during lan, Gamier p. Broil of . It kith he had sissy knowledge; for out I wily we re etre t oasts of Ail wa deluged ill blood seta I.oVCrrtl 1 with misery, hum ilre aerie's in I 'wit f. 110 w.. rristioWS 1401 smiglil mot other niters 1.. r thr verrlealson of their crimes, agaihst every ilittide Of 1111 , iiii and 111111111011 y. Mr. NIARRY Arc said, the great difficulty of procuring Commi.sitost es was the apoutulmnit uf !sierra IA 1111 C :,1s the pritieipal piece on the Coast of Africa tun Hie establish mem of the Colony It was ihe mo.l unhealthy :pot ern the ! toa.t, which the limos, 'night have learned (iron lite autiso irisy of Sir JaglOsi 11,111 , .. , Ye o, rho, in pant .it his dispatch home no the xeihjeet,caii, it it "'Flee grave of European% ^ The truth of :hi . ii s; i riot, Ilw •14,114: iffirstrions oidividnal 1141011 , after I •,1 in los emir prison, having pet ished 01111141 sta. I tom. Hut eve , n tit.. oisaisihrtly of the chlorite to Earopeates, 1 , war not to he lost unto roaspetittuu with the dreadful morta -1 bey oreascsited ma heard Ilie st.lve-sllir. (11/111 She sit oat sun of llhr Cuttioy. Ili COIISCIIIMIIre of tie 11 . 11ri is Or tome Vsplered to best 'to agaliivi the woo!, %Nick sometimes took ;racial 1 week*, mart ) lie , ' were test, UPPI uging Mir froth of the cargoes; a It..r, ..q It Ow ..Lips were In rem away to the Gold I Coa .1, they 'night pes In m the voyage in a few days; end i tOll .1,14-fin lite crise t:r.l .tuie Sr Ihr el. vr-siiiiiii, thus sate I Ilw lis mi to 114•11 y litimmi I Mss UM , . I 'll,e, .11;ronanex.frux Flll4l. mod, that list law 011 this soh . jeet loo.std dialog Ito. I.t.t S.--stun, was one of ail extremely 1 is vil and ittsportaut r hararsi r, as it weed ter est alili.ili a slew Is. loci:dr of action heist i ell nall,ms ; it wl4 liwrthwe Sawn'. able that st the go•lowt props-r 11.1Slinc si 1.1 lw appointed . to nitniini at • is Hr staled' Mat every exert ass mails i by Isla Maj. say's ll:lsrael* In procure person* fully genii ! bed, but it way tory difficult to succet if, fur mother common late pan our c; , dour 101 , 9111 .1 111e1111111 1111 PICT. pt 11110.1110‘111 that were tomoler eel *it damp-room to Inman hie. Mr. M. M . % a al moil, that although a difficulty hail hewn felt us ',vacating l' ttttt noi•oluarto for Si. a cis Le -. . VI . I Is iii lnrss ri II a ilk rirsiwct to Ile lit.'s& HMI the Ilan-ass ! oat., a WI is NU{.:I 11,11/ Li UlIN,Ili tort •' b. ell I.ll‘ 51110 . ...via. Misslira. Hr trttgtea, Ihnw,•trer, flint *llll iroi ono. (41, the llosive, wolllll have the t flirt of expediting lie lomat nos 1111111 pietism of these Commis...Roos. Lelnl C teTLFAEACIH RIO a cools, have no effect in type the Commissions, for that ewers exertion war already made for the attainment of !hi. ohjeci. 31r. SMYTH shortly replied ; aftlr which, the motion tens put and earned. The oilier Orders of the Day were theta diapshett of, and the House atljoarise.l. IE WINDSOR ESTrIBLISIIM ENT. R lil'(►RT. The Committee to wh the Eptith'ishment of her tall 31.1jeoy, 111111 the Criomktr of the Foirioi. a 14 the proposed Fittahhcittitent of hi. NlAjmty'll tome hold al Moat", were referred; have agreed to the following new.' : You. Committer have deemed it be lw their .111Iy, in the beet 1.1141 . e, to take inlu their comods.ralion the larromassourist Which Ina beesi proposed fur tier (Mum EOM. of his klajerly. By the Act of the frld (;en. 111. r. the Pion of 100,060 f. was directed to he eel apart a 00000 telly root of the Civil Liet, for the expense of the Kong's Household , and any surplus, after defraying this charge, was to be applied to the pur poses of his Majesty's Cosa Establishment. II appears to your Comillalre, that the rellocli oo %shit li is imposed in llot expenditure, of one-half. lIIIR with pro. prirl y lilt mall and I hot an au anal •I mem of 50,ii1itif we Ibe sufficient to posswisle for this service ; and Ihry rekr to the Estimaten, under She diffireut heads, smairsed to this Remit I. lii roasidcring the scale mud espense of the 17;•1141.1khulesit whirls it is inreessery In fur m, while they approve of the clip runiiiitiatice of the eateries of certain of the Officers of State, who here hitherto, since his Majesty's inflismisitiou, beef, retrained, yet your C 00000 millet recommend, Iliat, at the heed of the F...taldishent lit, on Officer of the reek of the Groom of the Stole should lie Oared, as they deem It im portant to Garr a proomn of rank and of high rotation, cols. 'weird with the King's tweeter, generally resident: 'war his Majesty's proem. For the same reasons it appeals expe dbut, that true of the King's Equerries (the number of about, in Ihe judgment of the Committee, sought to be lintitrd to four, should be iii daily and constant milenilauce at IVitirlsor. _ _ _ lis die charge of the proposed tables, and for the other branches of expenditio e at Windsor, your Committee have received @Misfit' tory explanations respecting them from Colonel Ste phenson, to whom the superinteudence of the King's House kohl bas been in a great degree confided. It appears to them that the Estimates have been framed, for the services to which they are to he applied, with a doe attention to economy ; and they refer particularly to the explanatory statement of the Estimate for the expense of his Majesty's Ilnuschold," which is annexed. A large por tion of the expesise which, as your Committee are informed, cannot he estimated at less than one-third of the whole amount, will be at all events to be incurred by the mainte- - imuc , .. of Windsor Castle as a Royal Residence, and ought not to, hr set down as exclusively belonging to the Establish meta of his Majesty. The names and desciiptions of the Officers, a hose salaries hwire been discontinued, will be found in the Appendix, together with a list of the menial 9, mutts who have hero reibired ; and the 11111101111 i of the swap, and appointments which the latter received in the King's service. Your Cu 1111 l iillee next proceeded to the subject of the Establishment of her late Majesty, which had hewn referred to their consideration. His Royal H ithltePS the Prince Regent having hero pleas rd, by his gracious Message, to pleas at the disposal of Par liament the sum of 514,0001. per annum, in cousecptence of her V ijemy's demise, and at the Lime time to recommend to the Hulot. of Corn s the claims founded on the faith ful services of those who formed the srprate Establishment of her Majesty, in order that the House might Le enabled to judge what pars of that sum it may be advisable to apply to the animal provision fur such preens's, your Committee have obtained accounts of such allowances as were insale to the officer* and servants of Queen Mary, on her demise in the year 1694; of Queen Caroline in 1737; and to the House hold of the Prowess Dowager of Wales in 1772; amount inic annually, fur the eslablisliment of Queen Mary, to 16,2701 141. 8.1.; to that of Queen Caroline, to 19,8121 ; and for the Household of the Princess Dowagir of Wales, tu 19,7021. 7s. 10d. The Grant', in the instances referred to, were not brought under the consideration ur view of Parliament, but were paid nut of tie Civil List Revenues; an annual saving on these Resonates having been made by the discontinuance of the respective Royal Establishments to a greater extent than those allowances mounted to. In the year 1782, by the Act passed liar the Regulation of the Civil List, the amount of Pensions to be granted out of the Civil List Revenues was 11111111 rd, 1111 d in consequence of that limits lima, and the pre►ent ch aree on the Pension List, it is not possible to plea• such allowances as it may be wished to grant to the Qua en's servatiiii upon that fond; but the whole 511111 of 58,00.0/. which was annually paid to the Queen, being now at the disposal of Parliament, it remains for Parliament to make such provision, iu this respect, as it may in its liberality think lit. In uttering fair the consideration of the House the annexed stale of Pensions recommended to the servants of her late Majesty, while your (• mince have had is view the expec tations which those persona may reasonably have eittertaiti cd, as to the provision which would be made fur them when their services should cease, they yet feel it to he their duty to submit to the House, that this it cummetadation should not he ii awn into precedent uu the formatimi of future Esta blishments. It will be observed, that the State ()Maws, as well as some others. to whom their salaries were continued for life, in the Oast:times referred to, do not IlplWar iii the list which is proposed. The general principle which has tweak adopted in framing it, being to suggest a provision for the female part of the Qneeti's Household, amid fur the alunicatie utfi tees and menials, of odium the greater proportion have been for many years, and during the course of 4 long reign, attached to her service. The amount of this provision, to gether with the pensions to lie continued to such as weir the objecis of her Majesty's lieuevolence, is less than was given upani the 11511 last orrissartiw which have hewn enticed, 151111• wit taking into account the diffeeence in the value of usuitey at those periods and at the present. It Parliament shall approve of what has been lucre sub• °titled, legislative enactment* will be reqnireal to carry these regulations into effect. It will be necessary so alter that part of the Act of the 52d Gro. 111, cap. 9, which ap points the ntlenalasits mi the King's person, and also to rein. late the sum to be in failure appropriated for defraying the expense of his Majesty's Household. That clause also of the Act of the 56th Geo. 111. C. 40, which enacts, that when ever the chiarge upon the Civil List shall exceed in any one year 1,100,0001, an account of the excessliale, and the cause thereof, shall be I•eitt hi fore Parliament, 1111111 t be amended, 111.1 as to require ■ similar account to be submitted, when ever that charge shall exceed the amount to which the expo n. donee of the Civil List shall be limited by the fedi:Omni which ale wow proposed. 17 February, 1819. .neli a settlement taken place, by appeatioy, to me ern I of the Government, uhf redrena. All hopes on th • granola were destroyed by • iltfinitine settlement. Sis Joit‘ flew PORT slid, that, in hilt opinion, the fun • , r fa,l,ler, Nader lIIIa too,vention, null pit d the place a hi, oiii every of justice, to have been filled I the canunieiceil loyr. British minds had been taken France. by an eel of public tiddler!, and paid fur wi • otrionota. This the sob C.nninissiuni•is d. role.' to lie contract and sale, bo wren two parties.— •of whom, Slag to lir observed, hail the putter in bin hands to act us I idea.. d, and the other wan threatearil a ith death if he r rimed a steteriortittil paper currency Peraon. who hail lane Chits rithheil, were proper objects of relief. Gentleman, 'miler the Gallery, whose name we cult not Irate, di precairil the idea of soisportisig pertiiiin wl lent wintry to foreign Stales. He wiat.. 41 the ~to, now 'Mini to claimants slionlil he Ntrly dt.lnLnled, and th a To I y part of the at stem shotild bear the markt of a oral a ministration. In the floe of the A merit All rI o lea, Ifw ns nay lay fair a long 11111 e 111 Ihr hands or the Hank, and • interest was received for it. He oiniiral to km,* *hell; pooviiiitsii was sande iu the Mil low applying the money for Istiolit of thecrrdt.r,a wlau le Ilir cl.tonio Wire stliseslaiti He also simuld lii alol it, whet way Use Comm ii.tlers We're w he plot ~ 0/Ill.:, Tit:- A therm Cansonessionert lied l i :1100L per annum fr aorerninei 1 Hilt when tlerinlii, Wert 111%13 in the! mininer, d WWI a sham inducement to them 101 thinr the oliji et of Intl, Irnl.iiillll . 4lll Inrdt atitd, that, by the Convention 1+.44! Ibe emit, i *tar vest. it in the Guff rem fes, anti c on. (anemia was bearing inbred fur the hen, fit of Ow Hannan A. to 110, around point, lit, 1111 l Toi acre lot be p:. out a Ille food itself. Ih. Crest 111:114 1 .if chummily 3:rn ;lilt I .am of our 111 Iwo p,,bent *part 1.. the Ptp , ll e.f the Cusismisoi..wri. %Vali respea I anisat Lad IAII.-1 from his litchi Hon. Friend (Mr. Ile dont , could be toitertbstiked but that ~,an nts of hardship could lie pniiited uul t but he conceived it atm • .00 EAST INDIA MUSE, Fee. 19. MR. CA PBELL'S JUSTIFICATION. A SPECIAL Georoal Court of Pnopiiiiiirm or East India Stuck wa► this day held, fur the porno.c of taking into eon. aideratimi • Letter from Robert Campbell, ri..4 moil the Papera explanatory of certain Loan% to the iwoonelor of Vixisnscram. The letter from Mr. Campbell, requested that a Ge neral Court alight be called, in until- to give him an opportunity, before he offered himself as a Csinibilate fir the direction of the •pprneehiog General Firm 11111 l to clear himself front certain charge*, contained in a letter, willien by Mr. Smith. the Compaoy's Collector at Vita garment. Mr. Smith's letter, which was aildres.eol to tilt P141 , 011'0 tat the Mara t 1 of Revenue, at Mail, as, amid wain ,laird the 28111 of Di cc tither, 1810, secured Mr. Campbell with baring had yahoos usurious transactions with (Lc 7.. riosis , hie a is st; 1.. id.. I. !..s. pU prrfl vs% - ?rt. isly 1011' I.l't .14.trir, ti tl, Mot 311 i. Camp bell linsl 27.1,00:1 for only Mr. CA►trnrl.s. itt it numb t ept r i., i rbeitleol the iiecus.:l - 1a1.c14...1 II- tit-ally pint.. (I. Mi . R. trK•lp,4l rohtiitoirgi an atilt '1.4'1414 in 1,, r1. I••• rtr.l OH %bleb the rmieslusl, by hi". SI,: I Is ..lotion,rsprrv.ivroftheroom l.. , . i of ills- Propriebire 1i.., there W.V. nn K I wh•titter (us the iirrii•R 01.111 <rr tufo raigrritenf 1 . _ " Ille 11111110 1 1 he RtlCT—.liid. Arllr So re. ol.l'l torm hoot tool t e , tepion.my to the pll 1 , 41 e VlllllOl :0111 11111.111• 11111'111.. cf \lr • lanspio.ll, it wa® C4lllVd t nnpinl t 4ta , trilit 1•n ft. Ti; E Barn S I PRESS. LON DON, SATURDAY, 1 ..F:1114,1' A Rif 20, 1819. A great philosopher of old has said, that no man c.ould be called Immo), until be 1111141 This wyp roily a striking phrose fur expresuieig the Fount billy of fortune. S.r FitA Nuts BURDF.Tt is a melancholy and modern illustration of the pro verb. The Westminster's Pride and England's Myr" but lately fancied himself tirmly•seated iu pooh(' estimation, Ireland the reach of mortal con trol. Malice domestic, foreign levy—nothing c rear w him. Indeed his talents, Its ample fortune, his liberal spirit, seemed qualiticd to place Iran in that enviable situation; but, unfortunately, it is not, us the Creek Phtlmopher well knew, a sta tion to which poor human nature could fairly aspire. Of this truth Sir FRANCIS BURDETT slinuild have beret well awa►e. It would, however, appear that he has not only wilfully shut his eyes against it, but that, indulging an inordinate vanity, he has been even blind to many recent and wholesome warnings, that would have bees. sufficient to chastise and correct a less ardent sl,i►it into propriety and moderation. At the late election, his immediate part►sans, who pc.fectly understood the Hon. Baronet's feelings, would have been well pleased to hilve sven Sir Mll utt- RAY MAXWELL returned instead of Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY ; and such was the jealousy which they entertained of that great and lamented man, they almost risked the election of their favourite, in their futile eagerness to place him at the head of the poll. Death, it is said, generally contents himself with three solemn warnings. Now, this abortive and defeated jealousy, displayed iii the late elec tion, was the first warniiig of the political death of Sir FRANcts. These warnings, we fear, follow each other very dace. The worthy Baronet, sl Id he start again for IVestiiiinster, may see his own fate in that of his clenl, the unintelligible, sophistical Mr., Huntiorsi, B 5 in a mirror. Sir FRANcti would just command us many votes as Mr. lionuutist: has ob tained ; for utiles. as the nominee of the worthy Baronet, the people of Westminster knew nothing. of Mr. 110BROUSE. 01 this melancholy and fallen state, the conduct of the worthy Baronet ham af forded proof irresistible. Two days ago it was bruited abroad, that Sir FRANCIS would attend the hustings at the head of a powerful brolly of Electors of the parish of St. James. Sir FRANCIS Caine ; but, alas! changlld from the Ilcctor accus tomed to victory. He clone attended by 48 fol lowers, not proud of their Captain, with hearts elate— " No, so God help me ! they spike not a word, Bat, like dumb statue*, or tireallileag spoors, Star'd oo each other, awl took' deadly pale." Now to what are we to ascribe this great change in the fortune of the people's favourite ? IVloy, to his desertion of his friend, Major CARTWRICIPT, and his gross moil wanton attack upon the Whigs! A new light has broken in upon him, and he has made the miraculous discovery that the Major is an old man. The NVliigs, he thought, would par weak enough to support his nniutrlltgibie f.ienti, Mr. HOBH01.41: ; but their friendship and brother hood lie, iii his sickly vanity, ininse:de:l and de spised he would treat them a. slat es, soil kick them into service. l'he thus insulted, lost no (line to nominate Ali. LANK. 1•111 S n os tlt second warning of the political dissolution of the worthy Baronet as the popular Member for Wes:- moister. 'flieve shocks have, however, been more rapid in succession than we could have anticipated. 'rim third, and finishing one, occur red l a st ev e n ing. Contrary to the general expec tation, the worthy Baronet appeared last evening AM the hustings, from which lie made a grand attack upon the venality of the l'ress at large, and the malignity of a certain part of it. .‘ Whoever reads the Papers," sutd lie, .• will see how false the particular occorroncis of this place ore related." A more false or iiiiliistaiable assertion than this, so far as regards teas never wade by tnan. We challenge the Banns( friends to point out in this' Paper oily p.ssage in any speech, on this or any oilier occasion, in which he lass been misrepresented, and full justice was slot done to its merits. That lie may have reason to coo plain of maligiMy in some papers, is not denied ; but why make this a ground for Hu indiscri minate sweeping censure *you the wlicke public press? That he may have reason to complain of the venality of some papers, is also nit dewed. He lent money to Mr. Covet:l . r, —Mr, COIIIIETT 'noised him, and dues not thitik he ought to pay the loan. This is a very intelligible slat of a trans . action, anti Sir FRANCIS may justly complain of the v enality of the public revs, to far as respects Mo. t'oilnelT or any other person With wherh he may have hail similar dealings. not Ora:w th;s jiks• .111 nulioi:rinnissite charge of veo.litv loot rain at ,. tuna T a lar truth the worthy Pi:lrmo-I 'mows fa it well that the public lyres., With all i• th / expreAsion of lluhlic oi 'woo, ini(l that rst , ra~aino hotline l'POird to correi•posid with his I Aiori_ ou t e tiny, he would now affect to consi‘ler at al olasi,aritd imove. The public pre.s, if in the stop in Wllll4l he last night repreiiienterl it, .hinild erase to exist_.. it is o curse, and tint a blessing ; and it the worthy Baronet woolrl maintain his coosisteney, ler will sie_ ver aK yin think a bumper at ill. Crown and "tartans, in the lilperty of the pieta. Tia:s then is his third end last %amity. The Report of She (7,,,n,flittee of the Rom. or Commoo% on the Wind-or F.7 11 4 1 111.11/11••10 /141 'hap, printed, tty order of the Douse of Comm,. w, give a copy of it, from which it NI)111,tr 'hat the Committee have not %Poured to Ie ;; ti. , proposed grant of 10,000/. a-year to the Diik, of Yottk. We shall thereforee, probably heir oo wait of it, and Mr. TitiltNF.Y'v proms„- i motion has already mecompli.hed its °Neel. consider the proposed sum of sii,oroot, „.y„, su m . c j eli t for his Itlairatt's Civil Establishmetit. and in the estimate of the expenses which they have 11844 e, there is even a surplus to meet unforeseen expenses. The items are lis follow :—.Selariee, wages, andal lowances, 15,4351. 34. Bd.--Kitehen txpeuses, 8,4 , 21 L—iiiitiseholil expe010,%,22,650t, !So.—Stalk rxpeorr... 65u/.—Surpl , l% in Slid or unforeseen penes, 2.8131. 14s. Total, 50.0001.—Thus tit the E•thwite, as In the Report. the 10.000/. a-year. proposed for the CUSiOf is not included, and int Is to be granted to the Duke of YORK. it must be defrayed. as proposed by Mr. l'tgam EY. from the Civil List. A Flanders Mail arrived last night, with Papers from Brus,els to (lir 16th lust. hut they contain no news Of oily interest. The I.ist intern, iit the Omni ttttt was made yestersky. The fonds relieved froin this pressure bewail immediately to The Paris Patters the isth and 16th instant have arrived, The. K tste entirely reroovere , l florin hoo Itite RI.GNAULT OF: ST. JEAN D'ANGELY has ()blamed leave to return to France. He vs in a very bad Mate of health. The French Funds oinioronw. The Five lier Cent. Consol. were on Monday. 701 francs ; Lank Action. 1,530. After the il:yision on Thorstbsy night in th• House of Commons, out Mr. BElttstETY's motion, the Report on the Usu►y Liws Repeal Bill Vlt4 deferred unit! Friday., the 26th nostaut. The majority Igsmist Mr. BENNETT'S iwt the Rouse of Commons rut Thursday, wis 46, awl not 9.6, us stated to the Morning Papers of yester das, Yesterday a Court of Directors WAS held at the EaAt India House, when the following Captait,o were sworn into the command of their respective shins, viz.— Captain J. P. Wikon, to the Cornwall—for Ch's. ; Captain R.l.otle, In the Larkins, and Captai (i 1t614111. to the Nl:mini:l of Ely—for St. Helena and C 1111•3 The Persian, A toba,tattor NIIRZA Attnuc l. iIaSSAN AN, arrived at Vienna 4014 the 1.4 on his way to London. lie brings auth lam a beautiful Circassian gill, A pretelit loon the Grand Vizier of Turkey. She is guarded by three black Paris Paper. CATHOLIC EMANCIPATIONI.—There has been counter-m.406,g amour; the l'eutesionts of Dultlit,, sit which a Petition agattist the Catholic Claim* , Wol4 agreed to. Mr. PrEt. it 14, pte,e4st it to the C .ni mons, and the Duke of WELLINGTON to the Laid.. On the day alter the great P•ote.tatit Mtetto.g at the Roulade. in Dubin', the Luau Lisit VON'. went to cor,oo, uu a ai,ot It, the Duke of LAIN STEIL. The. MilitilUlS of DOWNSHIAL, IIEAIII Find CHARLEMONT, and several other prihc„ptl Prwestatit supporters of the Catholic C,ainis, were or the party. We hive to state from gond authority, that Mr. PRITTIE dues tint Omni fur Ttppertry County. Toe Ile* , candidate. Mr. O'('AI.I.AGIIAN, is supported by Lord NOROVRY'S intro-at. at Ile tegurat, oe told, of the Duke of WELLINGTON.— ( LJabha Evening Post. Letters Roan fin Janeho ttate, that the Princess lto)al of the Butzti.s is far advaticad in the fatuity way. : e t r l i t l e e,s t ~ ele c tionida place e o i f i i rn t l l i i % e a, itcrotihlfteueviiirtusardihtioent,.oet the f e. .-- - ----- After the division on Thumbs,- night in the House of Commons, on Mr. Belestkres niotioe, it is said, genera II the Report on the Usury Laws Repeal Bill wss emit warnings. Now, this abortive deferred moil Friday. the 26111nostatit. jealousy, displayed in the late elec. The majority against Mr. BENNETT% inotinti lo first waterlog of the political death of the House of Commons no Thursday. Wis 46, and d ont . 26, us stated in the Morning Papers of yester- These warnings, we fear, billow each a'. The worthy Baronet, sl Id he Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the IVesti t imster, may see his own fate in 1 7 .11:a Indio House, when the following Captains :. i , ii t a lie m u ir i r i o h r i . tel s li i g r i F li . l ß e a ,:o i j i t i li t i v s , t , i u e l a d l .i l ior . t s le_ i r i e .% st ,: v i r z wiL int o . the command of their respective tally votes 05 Mr. lintmonst: has ob. Ca ptain . J i .. , P ,( . 1 1 , 1 ., t0 i n t:, t o the Larkins,t' o Cornwall-fur ; i s . it il .c i t i:; „ ? ) 1 1 l i v i r e s cr s ii . le as o o f t t i . \ l e t ; e i F i sn n n i c i i n t i a4etieeiir.i:kor;iytelw:ienidiwofotahritittle:wyn o s ti n e , his s th w e :L y tri t i o tiis L or m l::: :n. for l S i t e . H i e a le in na g :it a d l C o l l iiii i a min_ a. The Persian Ambassador NIIRZA Att Doh t. mt ItiSSAN KAN. arrived at Vienna MI the Ist inst luct of the worthy Baronet WI af- beautiful Circassian gilt, a present 11`41111 the Grand irresistible. T wo clays itizo it was Vizier of Turkey. She is guarded by three hl.ick I, that Sir FRANVIS would attend the efi , linchs ' - ( Paris P"Per.) olf)eSafit. of a a ni t e ffi s. " e ' S ri :: F bn it il t t k " c ).l : sc Electors ais; acto s. : " .ti e .ts t etr: lt h o i al: re'log c I PA II T10 1 !:..-- ,, T 1 he t re n i f ias p be i e l n , a oti ag:titst the Catholic Claims was re changed froucustiitttp,liiiteadiendf:ewbciyttohri4aBhcetarsorrtsis: ag reed to. Mr. Peer. is to !nese'', it to the C .ni- mons, and the Duke of WELLINGTON to the Lind.. a ' r r Y t . ind i i o e f their canie alter the great P.iitestinit Mreti,.:: at Ill: ) 1 1 1 1 o t t h il e day ald. in Ditlillit. the Loitu LiticcENAN e went to Carton, on a %o.lt to the Duke of LUN- A help me ! they spake not a word, I XTEtt. The. Nlatriuts of Dux/Vs:slit Itk, Earls MEND im b s t a t ue s, o r tireatlilesa moms, I and CH ARLE3ION T, and several other prii,e„psl ch other, and lorrkll deadly pale." Protestant supporters of the Catholic Cairns, were are we to ascribe this great change liii of the party. of the people's favourite ? IVlty, to of Iris friend, Major CARTwiticuis We leave to state from good authority, that Mr. PRITTIE dues not stand for Tipperary County. Toe ' L ew , candidate, Mr. o'('A 1.1.AG11 aN , is supported and wanton attack upon the Whigs! oy s ,uriii v. vOIIIIVEY'S otteeest, at the sequel/I, oe are Vies broken in upon him, and he hits told, of the Duke of WELLINGTON.----(11 1444 !'444.1110US discovery that the Major is Evening Pus(./ The NVlligv, he thought, would be Letters boos nio isrwho state, that the Princess to „ ippon hi' Ithintrih ,, ible I .. ienti. Royal of the littazti.s is far advanced ill the family way. .1 at: ; but their friendship and br o ther- ' lis sickly vanity, ionise:de:l and .le- 01./) II 411,E Y, rEEKVART 19. told treat them as slaves, and kick CHARGE OF DF.FRAUDING CREDITORS. ' vice. The Whigs, tiiii• insulted, lust C e or fi e Pore, late a silk-mercer and babeidastier, in Com- " I 1 -I "le Mu. I. a M ll ' 'i*l '" "" a 111 .. . b 1 II n e I r l i d ' Vrall e e t t ' l 1 Lt chick l ::C: 1 1 1 1 - 11 6 41 :^1 1 41 1 1 :i1:11:11 . 8 :w i l i i i i i i h t h . i e i h . d e . a c t'iTp,sicht, ilia b a r, 1 i l i:r e a t , i s . : t e e e P° t ; :_f ' ig of the political dissolution of the • out lytting made 8 rs of Bankrupts, in his %mart' ettaainialinii: iet as the popular Member tar Wes:- Cummi """ hrfore the Comintssioners, after a Commission id hank- 'hese shocks have, however, been I rispiey had been its/aided against him. j ii utice , l ,,, lol , 1 1, 4 ,, „, could hove 4 The case ,ached the most livelf iatercst, and Mc Com! was exceeitinal a 4 rt4W414.41. The third, and finishing one, occur- V mr.Justire Res 4 summed up, and the dory trvini: i./ ~/.1 mg , Contrary to t h e ge „„„, " pee _l fur ten minutes, ecturncil and (ovoid the Prisoner Gsi!ta- Death. °"I'Y Baronet appeared last eve"ing The trial lasted from eleven iu the morning until six :tot ngs, from which lie made ii grand night. die venality of the Press at large, and Two non - Hi/Ina alai ;ICH r% Wect yesterday mormaitted.foe .. of a certain part of it. ~ w hoever trial l. from , 1 h flon i .. , strert Office, fur picking the poc ket .•f Lorit at Covent-car/len, On 1 i lesdar Lis, ot term," said he, " will see how false the his p Y ,:eket book • and also stvaltre.: his gold watch and ..41, , Joxrph Dower, the sham intrA4,144141, ass years lit 14.41 .13 esuratws. of this plare ore related." guilty at thi , Ibilitii sex Si.ssiiiii4, and beilletlCett (4.4 lisito or unjustifiable assertion than this, mormis• imprisonment. igards (mist-Ire,, n 3 ,, '2es / el • soot h e b y essieiday an imposition was held At the Band and Ra i ( ki I liailmige the Himmel awl i.:- friends to I j o u ji ll , i r ß j ':: o " se „ u a ni i t ir ie „ t e i r n ,::„ lnr i e , c e . t. a l 17:1:W1tt1e.fki.iVi1.,;0.11,1144,• x1.4:...,:i. lii Paper any psssage in any speech, attest, who was toiled 11 a cart running Offer hi in-V. 44.411. y other uceaston, in which he Mrs been p Actid d entc r l D ir e ?. th, mirk the forfeit el gof the horn t and ,to va ed, nod full justice was not done sT to tt.'-'l l - - " , "="„ - . __ I-1110E U OF OCKS YE.STERDAY. That lie may hove reason to Con. 13,4 Stuck.... ob l iti I B an k L. Anti. .20 /?.5 15 iglii' yln sonic papers, is not denied ; 1 3 per Cent. R.. 1... 77/„il I !mkt Builds-67 tit 1.!• she this a ground for His intliscri- 1 3 pa•r Ct.Coliti.7fil 77th I Old Annuities.... 71 .- 1 ;1 I N -is Ditto 7o't ping censure upon the while public l ,i'v ~., 31 t ier ceut 86 1 '.47 I Ex. Hills, i... i 7 I i ~.. 4 lie may have reason to complain o f • i i • 4 per Ce0t5....95; utat I I. otery Tickets 191..ta.. of some papers, is also nit denied. I 51 ,„ (7 1 . N A „„ . .1 0 1jii I Ciais for Are.... 7uif 'trey to Mr. Coetterr. -Mr. COIIST.TT I IVA 1U I 771.1, 761 i and dues taut think lie ought to pay I '''""-, ."-.-.-"Tetteett-___...te.e-essee.-sre_tr: , Lostll.)oN • Ponted one/ P.l listed at the °lnc/ Na. 147, 'his Is a very intelligible sort of a train.- . Sir FRANCIS may justly complain of (gnu-paid) i7.4lrartragAtdvie.ern:Zerß.;o7-re C re 7s ;' ; ' z ' l i T , 4 1i :' , 11 I C ' i f ' : o f th e public errs, so to as reverts Clesseat's I.', Priaser.... 4 Wilati, N. hi, Jose& Publisher. „ ... OLD 1/4/LEY, r ESKVAIIIf 19. CHARGE OF DEFRAUDING CREDITORS. George Pare, latemilk-mercer babel ohnilter, in Com bourn-street, Ceittater-Ifii lils, was placed nt the bar, upon an indictment srlittlt charged hiin with the capital otreitee ..f nut having mashy a full disclosure sit his etfeeis befiiie th- Coninaissinuirs of Bankrupts, in hits .creel exaniniaitrn.: forint the Commis:inners, after a Commission id halat rispley had been air:inlet' against The case excited the most livel) iatercsi, and the Conn! was eareettingl r0W , 1t . 41. M r.Jusi ire Be,T umnted up, and the Jury having e t "I fur ten minutes, rcturned and fon nit the Prisoner Gut!ta— Death. The trial lasted from eleven in the morning mail six :lot night. _ _ Tiro notoiininq art.rs were yesterday cormsitietlfor trial from flow.strrei Office, for picking the pocket irf Lnra Foley, ni the limiting% itl Covent garden, on Tfientar of biw pocket hook, bud also %teal's< his golf watch nod wlv Jorrph Dower, the sham intol.m.tst, was years , laly I‘. 0 .13 guilty :4 I 111 , IL.IIII. 111.11 Sysiti..ts+. ;old belliellCeti MOM 'friuridry au Inqiiiintinn was hel.l at the nand and Kink. t public-house, Blur Critin‘atreet. II ayinirrkci, no toil John Upon, • gentleman, Nerd 711, residing ID U.eu d , u- street, who WWI kiiled by a cart running over ....rl. Aeeidentol Death, mirk the forfeit o,t of the horse and tart or a deortam I." PIIICE 01: STOCKS YESTERDAY. ILiik Stock I Bark L. Alm. .20 , ?:5 IS 3 per Crio. R el.. 77411 I 1114 hill MAK/C..67 ti 1 .1 • r Ct. C01116•76i 77! I Old 71 76 1 0 4 I N . 'w Ditto 7 31 per Cribt 86: 4 7 I Ex. Hills, i 7 I I s .i. 4 ::,.er (t re!e.i N i A.. t5 . ... „ .115 1 .1 06i 9li i t 5 11.7 i 1U 4 771 i 7 6 1 i 0•••-- CriN DON : Printed owl Published at the Ulric, No. 147. Air sod ; whrrr Adrertosesin rt. ore recemii, and Lell , it ( I ris..-Laid) must I.e ealitresuil.— C. N... I, Eiresest`s I*e, wurre, N• hi, *mail. Publisher. „ PI I