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• J Ise repealed IL After LE MAW Orders owl the pr:s 6 lit 1111: 177., rr ..IS FVE will he TUE In Coat Abigail Ustc Cherubim. pre r . c .. ) m .,„, . _ ; Mr*. Fier'inf. With (MI lime), • nee Drnmatie Sketch ; in one set, called COZENING ; tw, DAIS AN 1101.7 R IN FRANCE. Voles! Unere %melte. Mr. totes!! 11 , Yates!!! Pl<lintifi e Mr." 1 04 !!!! Grinwier, r : 1 . 1 .! Ciihist Mr. YAteli!!!!!! Squire. Home ‘i,. D r l,,jeni, Metabte. Grten; Mi I. T. thll ; La Belle Lannituliere, Miss Shaw. Afire whit% the Fare, of lICSI3ANI)S AND %V IVES 11 ,, xe 7..; Second Price, 3e. Ad —Pit, 3.. 64. ; S e c o nd 2. —Lower Gallrry, •2* ; &tend Price, lc—Crime 4; .1!•11.I r ; Scromi. trice. 6.1. ht Munday, Every One Ills his Fnult—Cotzning—and UNUER TOE EXPRESS PATRONAGE OF 1113 i.UYAI. HIGHNESS ran PRINCE REGENT, And by A u tlioritr of the Lord Chamherlain. THEATRE-RO Y A I., HAY•MARKET. THIS PRESENT SATURDAY, Jane 19, will be presented the admired Comedy of THE ROAD TO ItUiN. Mr. Durnton, r. Mooden; Harry Doreiton (Ist time), Mr. Homblin; Mr Salky, Mr. William.; Gollifisarli, Mr. Itnssell Mit, S. Rooth (late of the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. her first appearance in London this Sca• Soo); Widow Warren, Mrs. Harlow,. • To conclude with the Farce of TIIE SPOILED CHILD. Little Vickie, Miss S. booth, in which Chsraeler she will Introduce the Sonic of " The Sailor Boy raperinz on Shore." ands favourite Hornpipe; Tag, Mr. Oaberry. Moo Pickle, Mrs. Smirks ; Maria, Miss Corr. MIMI opt' at his o'Cluck ; the Pet formance to begin at Sawa. Bons, 6a; Second Price, is.—Pit, 35.; Second Prier, IT. fa—Lower Gallery, 24. ; Second Price, IT.--Uppor Gallery, Is. ; Second Price 61. Rostra sad Places to be taken of Mr. Rodwell, at the Hos. offics of the Haymarket Theatre, (rota Ten till Four. Os Monday, Wild Oats; Rorer, Mr. Ellisiou—with The Turnpike Gate. THEATR E -ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA.HOUSF., critAw THIS PRESENT SATURDAY. June 19, w ill be presented the 0.411jr Ow* of THE BEF.HIVE. Mingle, Mr. Harley; Cnpt,iu MC. ton, Mr. Wrench; Cap tain Rails's, 31r. W. S Ckatterley. !Mrs. )ingle, Mrs. Gruire; Emily, Miss Lose; Cicely, Miss Kelly. After which, the Nlo,..drlma called THE CLIND BOY. Stanidans (Xitiz of Sumatia,, Mr. R u sts-01.am ; E.lniond (the Blind Boy), Mil,/ Ke lly; Rudolph, Mr. Peacionn !do. lion, Mr. nrny ; Ober Mr. W. S Chattertey. Wring, Mrs W S. Chatterley. Ti which sill be added, the favourite Operetta called FIRE AND ‘I'ATEII. Captain Hurry. 31r. Harley; Mr. Thrifty, Mr. W. S. Chat tel ley. Emmy, Miss Lure; Furbish, Mi., I. Stet... moo. Boxes., Ss.; Scotia Price, 34. it, 3a.; rood PGnta!ri . , la dd.—Lower Gall' ; Sitcoutl Prier, IN.-11:pprr key., ill.; Second ('rice, 6.1. Hours to he opened at Half-past Silt, sad the Perfurmasve lu twain at Seven. Boxes. Plates, Tickets, Ailminsions for the Season, and Fs orate Boxes (wilts the advantage of a oepaiate er trent, in Esrler-strerrec), to be had of 31e. Stevenson, nt the Boa Office, Strand ClliF2llo . Ten till Four; and of Mr. F. -ormolu, Library, 1711, New flunitstreet. Ou %mislay, Up all Night, or The Smugglers Cave% with My Aunt. 110 Torsday, I. Ile Jealous !—Amatenrs and Adore.— with The Quadrille. The Jovial Crete. or The Merry Beggars, will be prudoced on Saturday, the 26th. ----- FOR TUE BENEFIT OF MR. BRANDON, lint Rook awl Hoosekreper. TIIEATRE ROYAL, COYENT.GARDEN. O N THURSDAY. J.tly 1, will be acted thy Comedy of SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER. Sir Charles Marlow. Mr. Clmpauta ; Young Marlow, Mr. C. Remble ; Wirdcastle, Mr. Fawcett; Hasti r , o . Mr. b. boil ; Tony L m es o nipkin, Mr. Liston; Di, Mr. &minim , . M ee . Il i e,lcsatle, Mrs Davenport; Miss II Miss B r anton; Wes Nevill e, Miss Foote; MIN. Mas With a FA RCF., and other F.NTERTAINSIENTS, aa will be expressed .n fotnre Advertisements. Tickets sold at the 'hoes will not be ader mitted. Is. Boxes, 7s--Pit, 3s. 6.1.—Gal l e r y , 24.--Upp Gallery, _(Mots open at hot; commence at Seven. Tatra and MACH , fur the Boxes to 1w had of Mr. Bran don, at lite Bus Office, Printes•plitee, Illatt•street, Cuvent• cur..ett• -_ .•_-______ _ AL LDG AT E, Cll'Y.--An eseollucit niir rtn. 1 A. oils for Persons ito warts iif Hot• 16Y sv.no r t.n FUR !Si 1T1'14.17. — Th e lIINTION REPOS/T( f the CA IJINET.:II Ali ElIS' ,911671ETY, 'where there are selling all Rinds of Cslgiviet Goods, Ilstlresses and Feather il.ds, toce• thee with a crest variety of Carpets, BLinketv, Ticks, Quilts, Cosintrpaties. Ike. and every description of Furniture that If 1 requisite to itignish Apartments sir Nooses, rilivay• ready, i that etiablea them to (scrub, at a few days' not.'., and fo , l t 29 pereest. c h eaper than soy other ho tae i real hl vin lonili'revsm, to 71 d , 1.• adeohail-street. sew Ahl ga te Pomp. th mi }rather IBM Malefactor, and Agency Heuer for the CAteet suskers'SJciely. The fogovring Articles are riven as n S i t, coon of their law Primp is—Six Japanned Chairs, I!. his, ; a ,alto Dressing Talide, lha. • a ditto Basin-stand. ISs. ; Hearth Rugs, lea. • Seasses's !led sad Pillow, se sv. earls ; 4 fret G loch Tent lioditteads, U. 7v.; bordered Mattress to I'd, 11.; Feather Beds, 21. 16v.; hishogiosy Four-post 'led steads, 41. /Ss ; MabotamY Chest of Ursa , •rv, 31 ; alum Pembroke Tables, 11. Ws ; M a dill.' Chain. and Iwo e bows. 61.6/. ; 4 feet 6 nigh Trutt Pedatends and Furnitvire, 41 44. This Society rimperesilly informs the Public, that they have re iromencrd she gibe... EAtlikhrhomelit tor the Erropluvoient and Suppol of II 1118111ber of 110411PltiOUS :11rib:intro. will, Islet Ftimiliev, and no , . urr their tosiatifatitiesil Artie's. ill the Cabinet Line, o f the best Workmaaship, w ithont any pot bring orspoirool open the coolls,racept the hart honor. "Prn"; the Workfare being folly satisfied with having conwant emplernest. c.a. ricked :mod test In any part of the Kin . g.lom ; nu cl•Argt for stir racking, rive racking wateriste 11"1/4 _ N 11' EI) esro,vsy Ef I ERCIuN rs et LAND, tradirto 1u Ae FAST INDIES, slo keret!! glrc Notice, 1 hit the commtnr.t of IipUTING and iIrARE-. .2, or, a ru_..i.AL yrreirr Mrepolemlo in trritinr, ffil.4llSWirweee•aor—eweey —••••• • •.. imek 4 VP, on we b•fiterliNESPAY, the 30th !war t.tim such u tatty 1.0: ai:ling to supplytitc Cow pAus with ASTI SKINGE STAVES, BUNTIN(;, ttIIASS au.l IRON %%WE, wiliTE LILA!), paussiAN TILUE. sod Y Oelittr.; also with SEALS, fur pat:h int of 'Woollens : Anil that the Conditions of the respective Ciiitriet‘ he llcen upon application to the ele,k of the rri.l C•mittot Ire, with wholes the Priiwilialc ntaa lie li•ft In fore Eleven 4 ,' Clock 011 OW said 30tt. hop-, Ittln. rill. r which hir-r the Cuinulittee will nut ree‘ive any Trotter. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. r. S lEXT OF KIN (if unv) of ‘v ILIA AM !lltOtVN, Inte beloormg to the East India Merchant J.wa. decease.% by niiiilyin4 b, Mr Owen, Nol. Bell yard. Doetios' Commune, may Mar of something to !heir WATERLOO SURSCRIvrioN, 1814 June, 1819. nN she Anniversary of the great, cleriv;ee, and 1 15 ileum tont Victory of Waterloo Oil the of June, 1818, the Committee for managing the Subscrii. lion, present the following Report : The Morn of the Arlvy front France has enabled the Concerto proceed to the Distribution of Donations to nearly the whole (lumber of those who were wounded; and every 011111 pfaerfellso the Committee has been 'separately considered. The Committee congratulate the Public ("pea the retest of K e t;cf, and the essential Benefit rendered to the brave Man wounded ; url to the Felonies aced Dependants of those *hose Item acre devoted to the service of . their country Annuities for life, and for limited periods (payable !ult ra:de% have been grouted to 717 WWII+ 977 Cb.litren, • 2 pisabled Non.commissitmed Offietus and Privates; 411 Ainonoilinz, it. the whole, to £22,142. In airrlition in the uuitis. , there lov hero voted the 1.13111 0f‘198,84.11 h 1 Doliatiotis to Otfiiers and Privates wowed. donut In the Part3lll6 and dependant Relatives of those who were habil. Within the four %rare which have elapsed since the vic tory of Waterloo, the Committee bare considered, and de (idea 'spoil, 7,631 CUM/4 ninny of which were involved its r•gitirin% Cstritsive correspondence and invssti• Oraton, occupying much time, mid attended with Lute labour ; but the t7risninittee have foetid their reward in the important benefit they have rendered, mid iu the homier cooler' eit uo them by a gratefulH H. Nation. It. 5ll lITEN, Chairman. A LI. the LOT rERv will be drown NEXT /11. THURSDAY, June 14..—Trro Prizei of ao,ooni. Two Poises of 10301.! 'bids will he pti I either in 2,000 GUINEAS iu GOLD, or tLIOO SOVEREIGN% i n wail), whichever may he pr4..rred, and in proportion for Stiare%, at. A LI. E TICKETS AFLOAT. No vixr.D PRIZES. ALL IN STERLING MONEY. NO STOCK PRIZES. ALL IN A FEW HOURS, NEXT Ttiultsimy. Ticketlt 311.1 Stores are on Sale at every Lottery Office iu Loudon and the Country. TII r. CAPITALS ARE GRF.AT, Tllk morr. oF TlcKrrs Low, Tor muzLs 11AinY, AND . 1 . 1!E 'FICK EIS FEW, In th e I. m ttery to hr all Drawn NF.xr"Tthittgimy. WEBB. Stilt k.lirsik-r, st. ova • 17, Lutlvie-strert, invites the Public to purchase at his Writes, TWO 1.'30,800 PRIZES. OT StitllC of the usher Capitals, iu she Lottery to be Drawn Next Thursilus. •.• tvEtto I , 0 1,111,ee,e3:1.000 P, ilex is, the short splice of thirtyvis months t ItONIATIC • of NAN EGA agreribly pctfntitrd L.l.ior (die orieinil inventton of Mr. Hairy), which is a well.koonn efficacy in iciiityine Nauseam anal head-at - 11r, and in counteracting the effects or orealaratell, choir, Or inf. etc.% air, roostiutars to he pr.-iron-A, in liar *oldest patella .... . 'ay %a 150... THOS. anal WM. II EN RY, ANU FACTU RI NG CHEMISTS, MA N ES• 11:St ti ii %OW in I notion, w holesale anal re m i t, by N es ,. RAIZ LEy mot ni.Ew s curt .risf...frtri; laud tetall, prier by foie or more Agents iu crery principal Nan; hot It coanot Ito cessoliase, Moles, the m oors of law above reeparee* sae eagravrat on the Goviroment Stslop, oh o h as Sze" net thr cork of cock hunt . . Proper Sltoor.4l llonct are Mall In Slyly) , sod Stew, as U. 1141. A s Auer sass Ms. be lota, anilwnaiemeat Ito a similar Sonata, HEN CALCINED M N USIA, ro bottles at 20. 9.1. we with glass stoppers at 4s. 6.1. 392, S't It a ND. SALMON, ODY, and CO. molt' resPeerriaVy awns the Public, tbut their PATF.NT SEI.V•A I). I JI:.TING Tr,vssr.s emit 11111 P to be reentionsentlesl by all I the nunt velment SorgroUs iu Town end Co o ney. The •printes ere les entssiturted to It atheist of i11C1 , 1164. or dr. ryelow ell fen awl force will hll4Wer GA' right or left side, witlsoot she least ineonvensenee to the wearer, ressnirieg on/ outlet-strap, or other Culling b;tosliee. 'Ehe Patentees hire the bottour to ply the Army and I Nave. the 1111 , 31 anti Military Hosptteb, the Docyertle I and tholtstnre, the Alarine Inlientery, the ttttttt 'elite Itutie Cumpsny,the Csty sof I A witlass rross Ihseirty, Ilse Niary. le-bone, ‘Yeselioroolhe. BriA.ll, NMI I ofirsdi.tritr, the Middieselst Ilstspit3l, tier. 6:t• &r. dr Mlesnsc:witiry,tV2. Strand, I otoluts ; et a la Gslerie Plasio IttloValr, No. 14:1, a N.11.-f*./.t.(111 rei.i4ll , l?. iu t t , Cl.llllllq. "ending the eir envy& swore of the 'way across the hips, oi3y &pent% upon Swing ac enrntely fills .t. told by Boller and NII 34, Stckville.orr,t, Dab ; mid one use mos:. Pt 1416 ., tut were rrinciirt: "f..,wtt FIE f•inßimity. pAtvr ,f tIPI.IO' , luta CA1117% ET SIMINIVINUMIE et %1041CLAN- 41014 CH , Net‹. 15, In. mot 17, Catherine-a:reel, Strand, IS NOW t ON SA lA% skit", ; the l'atont TrafAzar Snit -iniati!N and i Disiit.g lat•lc, I torti•l Dining 111,1.1 i, S ti-brito snot 1.7,153ir• I bells, snlid Nrilingniy VIPn. &Muni :11:11 Ch. I/ of Drawrra, Sco. The inhale ~ellihg nt the 'VI annfirtn.'f re rust prices. N.B —Artairs of evert" ilesrriptints Nlnnurnrtured In (rote., of well-sessutird nnol prim. material*. 1111TNrE\V Ir:4TP . NT Hale , by ci.4 LON and CO. has risen to a Jezree of (-Plc hrily quite noexansole.l, f. I combining every requis'ie a Hat iiiicht to posileps. The prinriell material is silk ; in appelrsoce it surpasses ilie fluest !waver, is (viral!, light, and wit: wear twice as loos; ; its twoolit'al colour and slope it retains to tl.e last, resists all weather, and, unlike the heaver, it wryer mode with rain. Price W 1... The Vitetit Flat is POl.l wholesale nod retail, at 424, Strand, corner of Redforrhareet ; 10, Callere-greea, Dah lia; and GI, New.hisildiogs, North-bridge, Ekholotrgli. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. EVANS, At Lis Inouye. No. 26, Pall•twall, on TUESDAY NEXT, Jour 22, and Teo following Day*, rrilE SECOND PORTION of a highly dis tinguished nod crlchrated LIBRARY. ITIVIOVeIi from White Knights ; containing numerous very fine and lam sisec;metts from the Presses of Caxton, Pyinion, Wynkyit de IViirde, &r.; au unrivalled collection of Italian, Spanish, and trend' Romance* of Chivalry, Poetry, and Eacetiie ; an unique mseniblage of Books of Emblems; very fine and sulesultd Orizioal Botanical Drawings; and extremely rare and curious Books in every departmeut of Literature. NEW dual 'published, THE PLEASURES or wANT ; In Love and suit in Love: a Novel, is three vols. By A POPULAR AUTHOR. Printed for William Ferman, Library, 170, New Bon& street —Where may hr bail, NEV TALES or MY LAND LORD, third Series, joss puhlirlitit. _ A VALVARI.I: COMPAMON FISK EMIGKATORS TO tIIE urtruto STATES hid published, price la. ed. aimed ; to he liad shot to mil, dose up as a Pucket.book, m comon Sil. or In extra, 31. 1110 11( A RD'S EMIGRATOR'S POCKET ; or, aside to the lissiseil State.: cloak ll ll tt i all necessary Information relative to Entharkasiou, Voyage, Dmitisiasi tttt t the Sitisiti tttt , Soil, Climate, Agrieulture, I a sitifactures, CO/111 , 11.1T4 &e or each Slate, arranged under she proper 111'316 fruits the nsust modern and ap proved A ushoris. Printed and publishisl by J. Deakard, Stamford ; sold in Loudon by lialdvin and Co.; Longman and Co.; Sherwood and Co.; and Sinisikus and C. Vsasersimster-row ; Ridgway, Pireadilly ; Kuril Exchange; Johostoii, Clint'.a side ; and 1)11%411, 4, Citherine-strcet, Strand. 1 MPERIA L PAR LIAMEN T. 1101:SE OF LORDS, Fainsor, Juxt 18. The House proceeded 111 t:ie hearing of the ap i wal eance of Graham and :,:rlile.—Further hearing postponed till M moitlay. The Bishop of LICRVIELD and COVINTRT tank the (Who awl his seat. Mr. .lolitt 1111 l , imm the Office of the Chief Secretary for behind, presented sonic papers relating to the slate of the Prisons in Ire lnad. MES•4AGI: mom THE COMMONS. Mr. DaviEs G. GaitenT, Mr. TAYLOR, and others from the C mono, hrtinght tip the instire General of Sololaurtll, %lir Banishment from Scotland Bill, the Sew nit sihi and others of a private nature, which were seveially &end a firs. time The Hondur to l'elniiies Bill was read the third time, and passer'. The FAitiburgis Miter Works tall was ma a second time. LOAN BILL. The E al of Livi.anoot. rose, to move the second reading of the 8.11 for !Mao" , the sum of twelve milhoict by way of luau ft.r the service of the pre sent ye. w. This IL:mg doi P. he said it was his in tention to propose th it the Standing °Arts of the ibitise be dispensed with for the purpose of positing this Bill through till its remaining btrires thus even bog. With regard to the terms on which the pre sent loan nos to Ire contracted fo., he tlittoght it tttttt ecesslyy for hint i.ow to say tiny thing further thau to apprise the [louse that they wvre such as bad given very general sittishietion to the nubile. It was al..° m ole, gaisry to enter into it consideration of the motives th:tt dicta ted this measure, Iwcatise, when the eii:lre 11614.41.11 arratigenients for the year. of which this measure formed a part. euttse before the House, their Lordship§ would have a very sufli ..iyiit opportunity' or ck litilltill its general merits. lIC entertained ,t C,lnti.leon hope th it such tier tinge.. memo may be made to repay, tot the cou-se of t.l a „,,,, y ea r, the s um of 5,o00,1)001. to toe Bank, in ptirsu nice of tile r econtvortirlittois of the Bank Cutninittee, as to render a rt•thirreiice to a loan in that, or for o o my future %ears, as n no ink fur 1114. in 4 money, unnecessary. • He was s-disited, from the expertente of tin• prat, that ate mode of raising motley was preferable to I,tans„ except in elbea of great emergency, for they uniformly gave rive to a I spirit of gatudili•ig-, which was Nllendtli with the Imost pernicious cu t t signetices„—(flear, hear.) I The Bill was then rebid 8 wetlisti linor, the Stand- Mg Orders intspendcd, the Bill curt tttt MO, re ported, and read the third Cime, aithottt any obireo tattoos. BARlicl'Allt.e.. The Marquia oi . LatitsnowN tooveil the sel:ond ' . teasing„ of the (WI for prim:et - mg from soy penal conscrottices such rvicict . as In ty 'sit ti:‘,llght op tit done, Pull should be discussed oil Monday next, on Ulf mutton for going Ilan the Committee. The Marquis of Laissursivxwill, shut untiiiiig but the wish expressed by certaM Noble Lord., that th.s measure should out be discussed iu the present stage, could have ;latticed him le let the second re4ding pass without suiting his sentiments upon it. The Earl of LAUDFADALC hoped when the die came on, that the Noble Lord opposite would explain to the [louse how he experted that this measure could be successful, when, from the !newt' slate of the wiser currency. a premium of not less dem 10 pet cent. was offered to those who would be willing in counteract its provisions. WAGER OF DATTLE. The LORD CUANeELLOR then rose and moved, that the [louse should resolve itself it.to o Cum miller on the Bill fur the Abolition of 11 tiger sif Battle upon issue joined in a writ of right, awl ep. penis of treason, murder. &e. With respect. he said, to the first part of this Bill, which edited to the civil proceeding, he bad never heard any doubt' expressed of the propriety of repealing the sight of 'aegis% battle. The wily difficulty felt with regard to the total abolition of that part of our low, had reference 10 the right of appeal mild wager of battle in cases that resembled criminal procrethitirr. 'flits putt of our law was very ancient, and Unit Lord ships ought not to be required to surrender it with out some statement of the causes that induced bun to propose this measure. M'itlt respect to civil casts. the trial by battle wise permiited only iO real actions, and even in these the parties to the artion were not suffered to fight in propri4 rersono : they were compelled to cooliit: their in. (emits to champions, an the priliciple tliat-if OW of the parties were slain, the snit must *hate. Tiwy wore, therefore. Miller the necessity of up. pointing champions, and these were to th:tht until on:: of them used what the law writerti called the " hi rrilile word" craven, and according to dm tesult of the battle the right of property was deter. mined. In consequence of the principle adopted by the Omits of Scotland of suffering laws to fall into desuetude, the present measure was onneceasary iii that part of the kingdom. The Noble Lord then read a long extract from Mr. learned work on this subject, giving a detailed ace tof the proceedings to the Court of C ))))) moil Pleas. in 1570, in a writ of right, when champions were appointed, slid appeared on the ground in the pre. settee of the Judger', hot the light Jul not take plan e. The mimes of the chanipions were Thorne anti Naylor ; one a brawny thick-set follow, the olliff alight in body, but an expert lighter. Thorne *reined disappointed that the tight did not t a ke place, and challenged Naylor " to play with hint on tie laf:dozen blows lot the nmusentnti of the Loud Chief Justice"—( La:rehterf—but Naylor replied, that " he had come to fight and not to ploy." 'flue Noble Lord thought nothing further necessary oil this point to show the necessity of abolishing the law, in civil case'. 11'ith respect to•crituinai no doubt this low was very ancient, and there wore army who were Unwilling to give up the tight of *gyre!. In former times nosily applicatioos hid been made to take away trial by battle, but it was II different thing to obelish trial by battle and trial by appeal ; for those who wished to take away the trial by battle, only meant to later the umile of trial by battle. In the case of Allen, who et.' murdered in St. George's-fielita, of a i l ich m eth had been spoken in the other Fliitioe, alt attempt WWI made to take away the trial by battle, and also to abolish the law in the Colonies. The Moose must tin doubt be aware, that some very einiuent Lawyers and Judge. hot expressed them slves very strongly in favour of the right of ap peal, and even Lord Ashburton declared it to be one of the s trongest pillars of the Ilis opinien of its excellence differed widely horn that of On, highly distinguished character, for lie could toot separate the C MlSldrfllltio.i of. it bons that of trial by battle, awl so connected it priseined many striking iiiconsistenees with the whole system cf our laws and coe ttitinion , tVeve their Lord- Snip% aware the. not.itliplaintiott proud bout tt.at they could he Died to, ttr,ron. murder, or other felonies, only he their Pries in IVestsunister. hell, yet deity one of diem were ecquitted by their P e en, such Noble Loyd eyelid stilt be liable to be appealed of treason or .niirder, and as he would not, be permitted to would wage he Two petition* this subject, eubial cases leffteft(ll pith eat thr appellee. while . the event vf tin deguirtal on an appeld, tl,e lints was hatitid by a plea of this beet, mid could not proceed be indict ment. The appellor wa ! , therefore more favi.ored by the law than the Crown ItrlhP. The No lsle Lord then viewed, by reference to annul else', and the opinions of the Judges, that the r!glit of wager of battle rested with the appellee, and thence argoetl. that the tight of wager of battle was necessarily connected with the liw of appeal. Those revues ihetefore who meant to take away the right of tie, proposed N very great change in the vlO4llll - of the country 111 this respect; fur according to t h e o W law, those who made the appeal sere obliged to do so et the hattol of their own live.. and in massy cases it was very proper that they should do so. It was, he thought, a very great suribty, that a man who had beets acquitted pate the unanimous opinion of a Grand Jury. there apa.rar.. ing on the Lice of the accusation no an fli..icor grcutill fur proceeding against Is m. or hy rt Petty Jury. by whom the whole case had been folly mod satisfactorily investigated—that titre individual should again he put tato jeopardy of his life, pro vided any person standing rn II Certain (ferret. of re lationship to a deceased, or beiog himself the per son injored. thought proper, front root:yes either of vengeance 'or of ovaries', to proceed against i m p by way of a cavil itroceeding. The wellakiinwit principle of riot law, that no man shall Ins tattie put into jeopardy of his life for the 4, t rao• oftener, was in ihrtct oppositi to such a mode of piacedure. %Vas it tint also a very gross ab tardily, that the Crotty', in which the power of pardoning off..imes against the politic was invested, should not have the right of partloniug in the case of at) appeal, sod yet titat.4lbaapprilar. if success ful in his appeal, might grant life and liberty for a win of money ?—(!fear.)—lii en indictment at the. suit of the Crown. the prosecutor (would 'spew himself to a very severe punishment, if he were. in the words of the law, to compound the Glory ; and yet let the proweutor bring an appeal, if rotstita to ao so, and lie might barter the right of itroceedint for any sum within his discretion. Wits it fitting that a iv, comtattiing so snotty absurdities, and prin ciples an different Flom those most revered in the general system (trout law, should be sofFerel longer to exist f Indeed. it was surprising how such a law had so long continued a ;not of our system,— (ileue.)—A fier roine further remarks to this effect. • the Learned Lord concluded it very titgenuma speech by moving that the Bill be eonimittrol. The motion was agreed to, the Bill a...at through the Committee, and was reported without atly amendment. On the m otion of Lard Kgalrol4. the Cotton Spinners' Regulation Hill went through a Com mittee. The House then scljourneri. HOUSE OF COMMONS, FaIDAT, lust 11. Mr. Johnson, from the office of the Chief Secretary for Ire land, presented some pa orrs connected With the Rey, nue. Sir ROOrIRT Watson preseuttil a Ptlititin from Joseph Britten, a prisoner confined in the King's Bench. nutter an attachment from the Court of L'lsanciry, praying f .r rPII(PSS; and another Petition fount the Priatmeili in she Mar.hal-ra, complaining of certain classes in the Insolvent Debtors' Act.—Onlrred to lie on the table. Mt. Bruiser!' brought up the Report on the Pablicaus Limner.% Pill.—Ordered that the Bill be read the third time on Monday nett. On the motion of Mr. Dames °mutat. the Hill fur re gulating the oMee of Jollies General of Scotland woo read the third time, and passed. 0. she motion of Mr. Gaadt.lo CALLAGHAN, an aerosol was ordered cif Foreign Bettie imported into Geeet Neilsen for the last twenty yeari, distinglisbieg the quantity ported in each year, with Lu account of the amount of the duty. Mr. Coign (of Norfolk) presented a Petition from the Pro. prietora of Land in the County of Norfolk, stating the great distress end embarrassment to which they are reduced, and praying for relief. —Ordered to lie on the table. The Hun. Getilleman said hit beta in his hand another Pe tition, numerously signed by persona of r espectability. many of whom be bad the Untwist of personalty know ill. This Petition complained cf the new lases now abont to be Unposed oat the people. He kart, that a formal objertiost might be urged against it, blot he hoped that the House isontrl Allow it to be read. It came from people that telt theussehres oppreimetl, sod it contained many Polk) tenth.. It complains of the general profusio n that prev in meaty departafente of the State—of the little cßurta that trive hen made to esti a t and accessary system of re , in the complaius thrt at fit to sit t 11 • . . _ , ,Trigr irim,„. ..„. . r. - W., ••••• ' ,e W - ~, . ? 'V . * . . ... . . .- • • ..---.., fr 'i(t.Z.7) 4 ( 1 //‘ 127 e/A -- a . • . . • . .., - . 'N..' f, • - . . . . ... • • •... 0 . 7 ~ • . ne /..._.....--"' ~,, !, ,„ . .7 4 : 4 ! retie ...SW4I li^lFt 111) AM • 10 .. • . )11. :''' •,,ara4 4 l.. .e --, -.., ..p. *H:ei • 1 • 1 * 1 . . ,4 9 4 ,. ~ sa r. - E . " 4: 4rl 4. - . 0 - • . . 41) .:011- . litiltitt A thl ..iiiii). t ito ' -.... • ISt tr. 11' (11 . ... ii .........„„, Po,. Ibi ....J.__ ~,,.. i • *, •i - ref NO! e t: - • Rd : . 1 . . . ~ . . , • • . • ' • .-.......- ....-...... ---- .............--.....--- - -.... . - . -- . --.- . ..............-........... IR , L()N 14)N, SATtlitiM.Yi JUNE lg. 1814 ••• ,• . . . • • , prenr. , :v. : .2-014-siivegN...mtNClE• :.R 5 158. * ' ") ''' - 0„,,,,„1.;•..1.1P. 111 7: • _ .._.. . ______ __ ._ _ __________.- ._ -.-__ -.._ • . . KI.VIT'S TIIPATIt E. E.lSl' INDIA HOUSE, Juin 10, DUO. BRITISH G4I.I,RRY, PA1.1..” ALL. fg ve tevsilester se , thew 1.... n. I•htis•• • It if i•• •1 11 1 e 11. or e t . : it • for the Noon to can.. F.NING. SATUItDAY. .line 19. ‘lll-IE (;017,1:"1 . qf Dll',(:T(niti q f the /PM GALLERY. *ll6 4 Sel•PII011 of the the Botrn4oole Election .til t now Veltibl i g• . 1 Soler .., , lto proses* .tiste of repelled 5102 1 10.% Grand Romantic Dior& A. UNITFID CONIPANY of Mr. ltoliANTS of LNG - N. moat et . .lehrate4 \Vorlfta of the Italian, Spoeisti The Ri ll bring r•-all 4,,,..eine1i ii.,.... 4 ' iliwieti o :/esb aoest (Ire 01; 1 .1 or . LAND, trading to the "A ;.1' INI"" ' du iierebl 47ire Gum Nl:se in the Morniiw until ' Flroalah and Ditch Schain.a. is OVEN ry Dab 1 Tite N. We . Martattie ruse iso pu.sentstetb ett Mk et t ipont, . glutei* whet an •ppeal Sot sn the Aftertawan• 1 mkt., In wow. the deinten.isns ol the Shate it v v.? Thig il oyeepas wee *so aseas o ra e raoor y, t o .. . rt.AUTO hIA(;ICO. Notice-, i , T:att at the Qll.l T.TF.III.I' CENEII AL COURT of A11ic...01.1„ la i`• ..och, the favoitrite Ballet of I: (2 IIA NT DE S ESC I, A Vr,S. the ttniii COND'A N I.' 1,. Ite h 0.1.1 at liwir itatu•t• itt Leaden. By Otthr. JOHN YOUNG, Kfellfe. I t " 111. ' 4 a the Hotel. ' fl II- 1. 9, 1 w-fr 4 . 1. 4416. 1. (*in*? o..tfte ',rennet , elettimobitrittl• as• belie that the tl.i. 11111 itspisiich *II ito rettini .4 15t...e•.4 1..1R evewe tight or „pipe.' enetemirtiVett Id tra , Bed{{ woe that ,_, ,_, the hill.otreet s mg %V til):4 F-41)AY. the 13.1 1111/1 180. 1. 3! Eter v nee List lfelleCirinfilysaspenneir .i, l`l'At.lr..t I.ION OF TI-11: HOIX SCRIPTURES. vi t .:. Ile felt * f*lnetanee, as he testate ol "twit 1.1.4- IVlllrlie warn lectorically culled lin aparesj, ontyely, ft 0X:11 1 .1(1 0 the F.w. , ..cum, awre.,ll is.• at 0n511.1,•..1 moo ~,, the Resolution of t..ic General Eons t of the lath Ak f; F. N Elf AI. ‘1 F.E. 1 . I 'N. Gof BOOKSEL. thitri slid in general, t a 5wi1 ,,,,„1 t h e 4N 4 i .,. „if 0 , 0 con, lAnint or oot iin t worat I, shollSrf Court. '-''.• . instant, approving the (Wail of 00.Aney. In tlic li.Opieli.7 ~ I.Rlii. PRINTERs. st.A.TloNilts,. 1.14 ()au, s i ) ,„,„, which h a d &eft rtsl.lllll.iimi it•l NIS! 11.0 got this wo s tt veer erroneous suppo•ision„ becan.e t :17- nor A 1.. Cfl I' rvrirlA It flfr:N. Haatinga, to the onote ',Mote.' mit in 'lie ft. m.'utiva ur tio: '" l "r"i'l'' d" NAlc "t Ih': "'it sr.`"""?"'• "in lb" 61 ' 1 " 1 whiten! 144'949.4.5, hut he cotiveived that the oretas. this , i,tht of appenl. althOugh it had Fr (event, t ENING. SATLIRI)AN June 19, Coact i' cii 4.. _armors or Ilit• 20. h Arr a i t , q . the G:nno "fart ril, Fleot-strect, on Wl-.DNE9DAY the 134 sits' Or com i c rta a determination eldinsfc the erif crsmitatl mutters. Was iet in thi nature of a tir o it . • acted 'l3th time), the Opera of The Report reqiiirtri by the Ity.law, clop 11, acct is I ) , y of 1 ' inst. at Five : Clock hi .i the F.ceatieg. to rerrive __ it sts. . loll. l.l .ol.leciing the rase istopc tintooth 04 . preeteding.and wil:ht he ini.titutei by th. nni. ,, mr. the nephrt of the Commit e appui t 4 it the former Gene. ," .' IIAIIR tAr;r. Or FIGARO. arra fur the iuspection of the rrn o riern, 4 al thj. 1-1,6100 . . 1111 :11croilig. and to consoler what further Mrsaarra it may Biarielaple, "NOM itistiljt ands it Jarworillng iitttia's even although ilwre ip..l bets no previon. rr , so;ll.o t o n, slr. _lime. ; Fi.inllo, Mr. Dormer, ; ,051 , .1'il DART, Secretary. 1.,e proi,, , , v. n.i,,,, ,. ' instance. prueeethoga. 'Fins the Learned 1...0rd maintained ton ; Antonio she Gardener), Mr. Fawcett. """""'""•-• The Chair will he taken at Six o'Clork preeistly. Th. StAnAing Orders ‘tere then.olospernl test by referkiire (~ the o e ntinients of moos' elm- l'uf., Th.. rtra trinot6lP ; Coontraa Allegories, , EAST INDIA HOUSE, June in, 109. •By direction of the Committee. I the Bill went through the reialailishlg ales raa . oent lawyers , whose nitiiitiona he 9.isatins, Slew Slephoua; Barlmense, Afro. T HE , (OUItT. of 1)1ILECTO;N , ! f the ini A I:I.CS TAYLOR, Secretary. read at leer'', Thia, Nfra. Sterling. UNITED tIONHP,Oor nf MERCHANTS of EM;.• Globe Tavern, June 17, ISltil. was sent to Mr !loose of i:onimoli.. • , . 0 1.. case of conviction eii 1,11.. 11 I prureellit-4, Ile ), • hew Dramatic Sketch, in one act, tilled,. . LAN)), trio:hog to as EAST INDIES, du la;retv glee ----- --•---- -.-- --- --- ---- - I rvii E remit 1111 l ...: ' , mix 4t! Prim .' 4.1 1 7 .RY . SAM( FANNIE:itVS. • t 11•74utvir could wit s k ruot o l ordon ; stet ewe:. if. the COZENING ; entire, p ee r o o t( ' ,(L i vuivuoi. ~,w rit Iti vtik, trectl4ll( . en err iflral fat tawnier, far imitative, yr 1,1 1.. F AN 1101.:R IN FRANCE. That the commirrrr.v. o f lit - YINt; and WARE-, m. soil t'AMINET StINIIIITIUSIE et HtlefiAN-enad • • IS . ow i Mg ei tile int-Coin:lt rayineti 1 . in me l t I - 4/Irr wine nn iodic/00hr -hti the 4.;reare, ♦ with ibe i . .:. Pales! 0 „„ r e &we b, m e , V ita l! ii43.VSgiiiroPeee raw--wcwref to yrri+'7' ."1 1 0" 1 11 in wrinoc% Co , Nei< 15, In. nod 17, cstietino-atreet, Stra.l.l, I. N tla • the N,l alihitt Lri rii•e low lii w ish t ha t eb•• it 11 . 10 e. or hair of I q ficcensra'rrisht • procerrl 1. : ., -' - ---- --- "/"-- wiA)NEsinAY• the 30111 .113.1 e tsbi CAI 1 , ill+ • • the l'atent Tr-iro ar Coll.liiiarN and • - "'-' - 1 ' - ''• ---r- e -` '-- '' • • • . - . Mil shrield he di,•rias.e.l on Monday next, on Illf 'Plies' ne0".. 1 the Nl l l lo tee. "Lit In the • . eciit Vf -___,.._r_........ -.......1 el.• IZi.••• was trottliti kV hall, yet if any one of them wets rcy.•••.•- -, ..._ Peers, such Noble Lon•d nt•nbi stilt be liable to be - . wilmn a7a; . • appealed of treason or murder, and as he .00d 3 ,....h., 7. rbe la‘ p ib bi lh: c a j 'lt ait 684 aecenlitrY l aril's" ". not, in respert of his dtgitity, be permitted to Parliatoent, at ait u oi l e peat eist atpre. too t &Pia°. tort wage battle, the conarquence would be, that to the Danko. of the mottos, a auras of 10.,0001. " p a r t to ad•t he shou . ld be triad by a n ordinary fury.— as a sal ary . to hi. Royal Higbee's the Doke of Yell. I t . eouiplatoeil of the syttesa which the Richt Hoe. Geoticonso Two . pet . itiotia had been presented to Ore House on acre. on—s *r- iling subject, one of which was from the City of o tts Pu r s sricels i e (Mr t Co wil lie nr ) o ea riS o -e l 1111671 4 1"1:) Ltanton. preying that the right 44 appeal ink t- interebta, atoll therefore wiettett to noe l 61 word• ita"hhe intli:d cases might not be taken away I the e- ° !tict'Llvei;a4i."..ddler.fed. " eit ow il ro u r illinarci ia. h . *" ' II: : plc. The l'entioners stAirli, that the citnreas of " L I : 1 ,„ ° 4 -1 -- ,, - ,,„ t " - 1.1- „. -- I ,i• - " ..4 1 °lra" Landoll cunt' , not be cotnpeliett to accept al wager : 7 Nun being tattled I:l e thal Ho t the . _lttatiort.pletitlielo 8" of battle. 'fhis was true, the chinas of London apprisioll or them taite•-.ll' time hod brow Vora to aert ... lec fi t ' And of Dublin Mine an far exempt Irani the opera.. t h e Plait tr itieieS• obey* b. Rol. be ere•belebt•ellet • ta..i•k tints of the law ; but hr thottaght it impossible to Si atl_kloglio", tbs . , • 6 1 : a l a "!°,_1011:17 "1m.,..1•",,5he"- II itepare,e wager of bottle front the right of epl'~l► ;1,7 ''`" Pa«. ,0,,1i„' 1711:14„1:77b„....iab", ;F,,,---„,,,,„:",...,1 :o that the Vialliffld Ild the tine W tilt involve the gi w ar p sa d saisfersime. Ile Hoe. Uguncoma ovisjult • .'4l*"°!:loixf • • a" 11 1