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~~;~ ,iz~ . . . • • . t. , . • 4.1 1 , 11 ; \Lt./ , . . O a t 4 4 2 . • I -/ t 4r r i rt I'V • . t "Nr . • . NUMBER 5466. LONDON,' TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1820 Pluck id. KINGS THEATRE. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY. J u i)e 13, will be repealed. Ros.inis Opera of TANCREDI. of the first Art. • DI VEICTIAs:E It ENT. ivrossiEuit JERRlcAuurs GREA r JL PICTURE. (24 feet long, by IA high), represetilinc the surviving CREW of the MEDUSA French Frigate on Ihr Raft just descrying the Vessel that remised them f thrir dreadful situation. This niarnifirent eh.ei excited universal interest and admir mon al the Inner, dur. ing the last Eithibitioor, is NOW 011'F.N fur politic inflo.v tom in the Roman Gallery, at the Egyptian Hall. Ewes dilly. Public attention is resireetfully invited to this chef d'oeuvre of fureign Art. Admission Is —nrseriplion A firr the Opera. third littu, the tww (hand 8 11.1, .nlilled CENIALE ET PROEMS. With entirely n.a Scenery, Dresses, Decorstinno, &c. Nnvvi ill!! Eleventh Night of Giovanni in I ' , onion. THE 17'11P l'n ). .1 L. DRURY-L.4NR. THIS EVENING. TUESDAY. Julie 13. his Majesty% Servants will perform, the Comedy of V IIE NEXT of KIN (If any) of MICHAEL IL OLSON, late a Seaman belonging in the East India Mr, chant WI , Charles Grant, deceased, by isop4isiz to Mr. Copkey, No. 57, Anchor and Hope alley, St. George, in the cownlyof Middlesex, may bear .f something to their ad rani age. TOWN AND COUNTRY. Plastic, Mr. Pcnley ; Trot, Mr. Mun.len ; Casey, Mr. nuwton: Rev. ()wen Gknruy, Mr. Powell: Reuben Glen rny. Mr. Kean (being his last appearance in that character); Captain Glenriiy, Mr. Barnard; Ilawbitch, Mr. Knight. lion. Mr■. Glenrny, Mrs. Glover ; Rnsalie Sumer., Mrs Ro binson ; Mrs. Trot, Mrs. Harlowe Tatiline, Mrs. Wand. After which (11th time at this Theatre), au Extravaganza, called GIOVANNI IN LONDON. bon Giovanni, Madame Vestris; Leporello, Mr. ; Mr. Florentine Finirkin, Mr. Barnard; Mr. Deputy English, Mr. Droinemdry, Mr. Butler. N!rs Leporello, Miss Cubits ; Miss C,onstantia (billow, Miss Carew ; Mrs. Eng lish, Alm Orger ; Mrs. Drainemdry, Mrs. tiorlowe. The B ox.Orriee will be open from Eleven till Five o'Clock —Places to he taken of Mr. Rollwell, Pox llook•keeper. Mixes 75.; Second Price 3a. 6d —Pit 34. 6.1.; Second Prire Gallery es.; Second Pi ice peer Gal lery Is-; Second Price 6d. To-morrow, Venire Preserved, with Giovanni in London. On Thurf•thiy, Speed the Plough, with Giovanni w Lou. don. On rri&'iy, the Tragedy of Othello, with Giovanni in Lott. den. On y will In , produced a Dew Siliuus Opera, called li:zzio. 711 E. 4111 IWYIt I, CO CE rf7 ABD W.V. TINS EVENING, 'rUF,S;)..tY, jape 13, will be acted the Ovret of TILE BARBEIi OF SEVILLE. Mnuerivs, Mr. Junes; Daetter heiriolo, Mr. Frew .l. I ; 11r. ; Fieerellee, Mr. l'ynr ; Arztit. Mr. Trrby; Tal!leoy, `.lr. King. Rosins, Airs. the - Lon.; :11arcrIlins, Mrs. Stee Aftcr which the Farcc of lir":4I3ANDS AND IVIVES. Sir Pkrrt:Ht•• Perry, Mr. Blanchard; Capt. T;citall, Mr. Mr. Abbott; Farmer I.l.rtr, Sarsb Peery, Mrs. Faocit ; F.bei Beaumont, Al us Re ,, r0.0.t; 'Lune BriarJy , Mrs. awroiturt ; Hose., Mrs T. Bill. To which will he added. 21st tittle, a new Pantomime, called IiARLEQUIN AND CINDERELLA; 0•, IUE LIMA: G [ASA SUPPER. Primer Aledore !afterwards Harlequin), Mr Ellsr; Baron Pomp'-•ui (a terwards Pwrital ), Mr. 133,11 PA ; the Ha r;...trks (afterwards Clown), :11r. Grimaldi; Pe. Liovvh inks (afterwards Datillins), Mr. Norman. Cin derella (afterw,rils Columbine), Mitts J. Scott. The Doors will be opened at Half-past SIX o' Clock, and the Play berin al Serra. /limes 71 ; tit road Price 3s. 6d.—Pit 3s. V. ; Second Price :N.—Lowerlb•ry 25.; Second Pelee lc—tipper S , con.l l'rire 6d. ($n Tiote-d iv, The;n.th, with the Poor Soldier. Stitirrlay, Ilenri Quatre, with Midas. SUR R F.Y THEATRE. IFIFIIS EVENING, TUESDAY, June 13, 11. will be produced (for tire second time), as z.atirely new Caledonian Mclo.Dmaratie Romance, pretested by • Chatacterialit Introdm tion. •nd founded on nue of the po pul.n Tries a try Landlord, called 01.1) MORTALITY: OR. BURLEY AND MORTON. Nest' 31u SCI.III,y, M:trltisierv, nitlf E m bellishment.. Old M. , rtlitty. Mr. Wyatt ; Jrrlydiah Clrt.l.ltothntri, Mr. Coi ))))) lict!oti:)., 31r. Clatird ; litilunirn r r. W.4:itt , ol); Allan, Mr. ‘r3;li , r ; C.lptsio Lord Ernstda!i.., Mr. I,zotp_tit; ('itrltlit• Flr•tdrit, Mr. Ff 1.3 m. 1.141 y Vl,tra'arrt Belleutiro, Mrs. Dibdiu ; Etlith WU, tyler, lot. Attcr tic 3!1:10-Oraate (or . 0611 tverk out)), thu popular Comic Itor:rtia of -- THREE Ti :Es Till;EE: o f , Boys. citu.s, AND (;LTARDIANS. Bony. r, Mr. Adcock; I:nektliore, Mr. LEI.; Pieinci, Mr. Wyatt ; Mr. Leonard; Hew y, Mr. Fitz ; Chute*, .Ir. Prone. Swann, Alit Copeland; Mary, MiuS. Pitt; Nancy, Miss Jonas. Neat week will be presented no rntirely new Comic BM". letta N i .ertaele, in two attn. wider the wt.. or A New lVay i.i t Married, or, Give a M.a Lwck su.l tii.uw 111111 tutu the Sra. I'DiS DAY ONLY. OR Il' WILL. RE TOO LATE!!! 'VIE .11:r m •ile or Inking back the "rickets "Ina Shure anht hetwern 19th May and Ist Jame reuses TICS DAY, TUESDAY. 131 k Instant. It is thereApre ittetenthi nt OD those Persons who unlit purelisred Gtr the Chanre of (what the Casette railed) the TPIRD Day of Manioc, to brlng hark their Tickets and Shares without cr they wilt lose all the uslcastaps of the offrr, and they most Dist, keep Doi, Tickets or Sham, whether draw, Klink or Prise afterwards; sir, in faci e if preciously d rawn: the right of reentering ally Drown or findraisa cr.Asr.s THIS DAY The Caine ii.e i. the Ststeof the thltery: S0+11) 'l' 'eke). oure dlrawo in First Three Di's. 12 0911 Tifkela rrinsin to lie drawn Next My. Capitals vre,r Firsl Three 1/37., 62 Capitals remiss to be arawn N•itt Day. ir:lnteJ iinitraien Tiek•lS xn.l fru , nei Are littliag ly T. 1.:11.5", tiluekleruk°4 4, enrishill, and 0. Cherinoweinme. nhn 441*(1 S! CA PIT.' Lti in Hy present .le"ff (MANI) f.Avr Dll' of 30/lent —IIF I ;11 r 4 I I_ll F.II CAPITALS. Al.!. MU • r inc %wN 41:10.1Y, i i ziiN 1.11: 11 (I I. •hr C ~,,, , nt"..'• "r4 ° i n iMPT". ";.on the 1•K I.lv, that the lanai. of •Lollories. do u. ; , 4 1 1b1•446 14:11:1 ae.,lir r insiimee a. the pommel 11,%(;NI FIC T 1 UFk.L. 4 4 4 4 4 14) 38 &c. kr. %holey and Consul!, •*4 • /11.1. IN ONE I)AY, FILIDAY, 214 TIIIS %Viten the Lotter] notoloirs. l'aerewn Tickets and Shlree on 'ling at CARROLL'S 411 /i''', It', Cueandl, and 25, Oxford street, Loudon, and at nb hi. Apnts it/ the Country. cAltr.4)Li., Shared and Sold, io the last few Months— = 3 57 ..... 30,002 l 7,11112 21000 ;TM .. ••• • • • tft" 11 . 3115 •• • • •• 24 NO 44. kc. I TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES ♦ND GINTLEMEN. T is impossible foe me to Convey in aderlitate 1 language the deep revise of gratitude which I feel to those numerous Friends who hive supported 'nos with sn winch zeal and activity, and at such personal inconvenience, Upon the Fate Election ; and, althon;li the result of the ballot 'inured nnfavoursh!e In soy hopes, the impression of their exer l i ))) is fall never be effaced from my mind. 'The flitter ing and extensive patronage which I have received *spool this my first appeal to your support, will, I boat, justiry my thus early soliciting the continuation of it, noon the next rstgssal soteastry which oily occur in the direction of your affairs, whet) it is my determination apiti to proceed to the ballot. 1 have Ibe honour In lie, Lvdi , ii and Gentlemen, Your very obedient and faithful Servant, J. 1). ALEXANDER. Hanover-square ; June 10, 1820. MIL LYSONWS PORTRAITS AND TOPOGRAPHICAL PRINTs. TO DE S(IU) BY AUCTION, BY MR. EVAN 4, At hi. Hottt, TiLmortic()w, Ivry- NESDAY, June 14, THE PORTRA rrs. PRINTS, and DRAW. INGS of ENGLISH anti rongiuN TOP°. GHAPIIY of the late SAIII.7EL I.YSONS, E. q Kit S. and EA S. Keeper of the Records in the Tower. SPLEN DI AN I) VALUABLE LIBRARY. TO BE s:D.D BY A ucTioN, BY NHL EVANS, At his Ilona', No. 96, Pali-man, on THURSDAY N f!XT, June 15 , and Fon'. following Days, TlElentlitl and Valuable LI BRA ltY of nu Eminent Colleci , r, inclotling Boyden's Collection of Flints, 2 vols. Proofs before the letters, India 'mime; Hoii 1,5.0 Gilliry, 2 vol.. fine Impressions; It Bo ny GqllYrir des Peintres Flamands, 3 roils. in 2, Proofs before the letters; Hnubraken's Heads, large paper; Holbeites Fiends; Sir R. Strange's Engravings; Boydell's Shakspeare, with t'oe large Prints, II vols.; 8., 0/yer ' s Edition of In vole.; Macklin's Bible; Ormerod's Cheshire, large porter; Coze'a Nlonmouilu.hire, 2 v;1111. largest paper, an unique Copy with Original Drawings; Gentleman's Maga zine, 122 vols. filmset, to ruasia. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. DOUSE OF LORDS, 51minay, Just 12. WRIT OF ERROR. JESSON and OTHERS, Appelhints in Error, v. DOE, on the demise of WIL:GHT, li'espandent. Mr. T:4 union was hear.' at considerable !ength as Counsel fur the Itespundrni.—Further argument postponed. F. 41 k Spencer and Ponlell, Vigenunt Hereford, and Lord 11 'ward de Walden, look the °slits and their nets. PAPERS. Mr. Bitthick, from the Treasary, and Mr. Robinson, from rt,, c us t om house, presented worse documents from their reral departmirits for the use of their Lurdships Petrel Committee nil forrizti Trade. They were untried to he printed on the en.tti.m r f the Marquis of Lansiliran. Mr. BNOGDEN brought up a Message from the house of Commons, inCatning iheir Lordships that the ti..use Iced cc:narrated that Edward Ellice, E..q one of its Mernbnrs, slv,uld attend the Committee of their Lordships on Furs',ti ng a witness. Lord FOIANCiII O+TIORNIE hrotizlit up a RH•NIPe fr.lon Noe House of COMllllolllllll.requeatiug that 'brie Lordships won Id allow Lord Sheffield 10 ahead the Committee of their Houle ou the Pett.nfield The LORD CHANCFI.LoIt obxerre4l, that their Ittrilbsipa world send au AlliMt r by a mesmenzer uftLrir uwu. PETITION. The Earl of CARVARVON presented A Petition from cer tain I rhabilast. of the city of Coventry, enmßlsining of She proceeding of his Majcsty'a Court of Exchequer, tlmt the., bad retailed roasted wheat Ile A subsloisite fl if coffee, for which they had bees ezebetiorred, and were wi I limit porn - Mary means to muter an appearance to tie artion, and therefore prayed relief--ll was read sad ordered Its be lard ort the table. THE QUEEN. The Eirl of LtValmont. rose, he said, for the purpose of mowing that the (bider of their Lew& ships of Thums'', for the sittesp, , of the Secret Committee on Tuesday, al l oald he discharged. When lee motet , oq Thursday that the Secret Committee elsould meet to-morrow, he did it throo.A tne general hopes einertriiwil by Nobl e 11-...rde that saute negociation might take place on the painful subject, which would snake it ions,. ceesody for the Committee tneeting at all. Fir had suit h-situtiou in saying that 'Mee that time acre ball been negocistionr ant exploitations, the nature of which he Arndt, not cooettor jueilierl in stating, nor at the some dune did lie think it right to hold out to their Lordships Any assuuratice that they would lead to that le ult which was so generally desired. He. however, thought he could not perform his duty better thin by mooing w That the Ord e r fir th e Select Committee tweeting toaasorrow, -for the fir 4t time, shook] be discharged, situ that ineetitsK to -be pralpnimed until Saturday nest." Hr however could not it flown without saving that certain ducuintitta which had been published, as rel suing to the siegociations, were t scandishin•ly false ; of the mine time they mutt liwve hema•foruhilled by goggle vermin for publicstion who haul read the .gittid &vainest's, by some worsts which s t owei l e4l ut Ihritl. ft was 4 duly which Ise owed to the law asivooqs of her NhOesty to soy they felt sis intligossiut at the publieati 111 l as he di.% and, front hit own knowledge, he was conytticed they would slot have •ustloned it if it turd been in their power lii preV.lli it. Lord iiOI.I,AND" In cowegotence of the N able 1.41141'd stint fur discharging the order fur the Meeting of she Secret COlSMAttc.e.U.tia•motrow, f..g leave also to onstionne presenting to the the Bill or whid, I env/ notice, fora repeal of the I.2th of Gen. 111. I should now, my Lords, coo beat myself with this iiitimation, were it not teat .several very absued rumours have reached my ears respecting the object of my Hotter, which render it necessary that I sl Id give to your Lordships some expl.iiiitiolei upon this point. Tile purport of my Poll contemplates nothing more rli,n Pimple repeal of the Royal N 1,1111. 1 441 Act. I trust that I have been too well known to your Lordships during a political life of tine-auil.tweilty years, however during that course of time we may have differed opine political topics. to believe that I could, in proposing the repeal of that Act, intend to illumine, to my Bill a clause of it retrospective effect.— (Cries of ' Bear, ear:l-..-The Bill which I may have the honour of solunittiog to your Lord.h.p., will, as I have already said, extend to nothing beyond the simple repeal of the Royal Marriage Act. This 'moult has nut been formed suddeuly. oeupon the view of any ',articular circumstances. It is one which I have. long enter tained, and often resolved to submit to your Lord ship.. Though I now postpone it, I trust your Lordships will clot consider that I shall take you by surprise. should I present the Bill in the 1-lonac on some day before the meetiog of the Secret Com mittee; for whether that Committee may meet or not, or whether the duties assigned to it may be the same, or duller from those now contemplated, it is still my purpose to present the Bill. I hope, theieforp, that your Lotildlips will not he surprised if I offer it to the [louse some time during the pre sent nee k, although I do not at present specify any particular day." The Earl of LIVERPOOL'S motion for discharg. lu g the order for the 'meting of the Committee to morrow (this d it) was areazresd tu , and an order made, that the Committee should it on Saiiirday, siihitct, as iii the former case, to any subsecreiat order of the The tinder for the attend ince of the Peers to hear Lo r d flolland'a motioli was Oro discharged, and the I louse soon after adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Moximv, lux! 12 At half-part three o'elovk the SPKAKEIL entered the floube, and pnlyers were then read. CORA BARBOUR BILL. Mr. BosweLt. I) ))))) up • Petition from Ayr. shire against the Cork H.nhour Bill. The Petition set forth, that the Bill would impose increased expense on coals imported from the county (and its ne i ghbourhood) of the Petitioners; that there were already funds sufficient to meet the expenses without; that the new expenses would affect the little commerce that remained between the coasts most injuriously, especially the lime and coal trade. Sir N. COLTHURST moved the srcoud reading of the Bill. It had been discussed folly up stairs, and the parties who now petitioned had full opportunity for stating their objections. He looped that there would bi• or, attempt made to impede the progress of the Bill. If there were any objections to its being read t;ien, he hoped they would be allowed to he referred to the Committee up stairs. Sir I. COFFIN stated that the people of White. haven and the )16;01bn:idiom' were against the Bill. Ile , vistiell that there should be further information irceived before passing the Bill. Mr. CLIIIIVEN stated that the people of Hull were against the Bill. The competition in the trilling branch of trade which was carried on be tweet' Hull nut the (Cod, coast was so great that there 19:111 little or nothing to be got by it at pre sent% For his part lie considered the principle of the Bill so objectionable that no alterations could make it at all ',datable. He therefore moved that the Bill 'hook! be read a second time that day three tis9,lt ha. Sir N. COLTIM MST oppealed to the fort. Mem her if it was fair itt that stage of the Bill to take the sense of the House. Let the objections be re ferred to the Committee. It the Hon. Member p.rsisted in his intendment be wonlJ oblige him (Sir Nicholas Coltlturst) to toke the sense of the llonse no it. Sir JAMB.' GRAHAM protested against the Bill. The measure was altogether a most outrageous tea Ott the property sod industry of those who bad no right to pay it. Mr. Cultist' withdrew his amendment. The Bill we read a. wood time. end on the motiou of Mr. Boswet.t.. the Petitions against it were referred to the Committee. A Message was ordered to be sent to the Lords. regoratiog the attendance of Lord Sheffield to midst iu the Committee on the Peterborough Election. Mr. GORDON presented a-Petition from C. T. Tower, EN. ag.riswt the Nesters Canal. RIOtS OF 18141. Mr. P. Moose hinaght up • Petition from Mews. Beckwith, Potts, and others, praying for relief. The Petition stated. that the parties hod suffered certain injuries front the conduct of the !nub in 1816, fur which, after bringing their ac tions e t itist the pato.% in the regular army, they hid failed to acquire compeosition. They prayed each feller lie tot‘ht seetil fit to the House to grout thew. The Cnaeccu.os of the Exametinta said a .few word* at: the sitthjeet.. The SPEAKER obsereed, that the Petition prayed fur relief, and the Ilan. Metnb.r had frankly enough °Attu nudged, in moving the Petition, that the rehrl sought was pecuniary relief, and that 110 other relief would be acceptable. This brought them to a qoestion of order. The 'louse could not, by a very proper regulation brluu.iug to its orders, 'merlons any Petition for pecumary relief which was not first recommended by the Crown. Ilia difficulty was, that of deem' g if the expla nation p, , iyeit by the Hon. Nlember to the prayer of the Penn .... should or should not dctt se the treatment of it by the Hume. Sir F. BLarnar, ref run to the old law, said, that it «Ns reesoneble enough when the civil power of the country stood on it very different footing. end every min was armed under it. to make it respon park for all the injuries which might b.,' occurred. Privets. property 114i4 !he'll See - tire, hlid It 'I a• erns Sonisbie to enfifille relll.llll-ration for such injuries es closely as possible, Incense all were allowed the means of repelhog viulerice whenever offered. But now when the jealously of the Government pre rented any from postiesisiog arm. except themselvey, it was a greet hardship to leave a man to stiffer fur those execrates, for preventing which they had first of ill deprived him of the means. Another hard ship there wiie. a Government refits'' g to be Nll. swerable for any excesses, after having deFrived the people of the purser of preventing them. atal taking upon themselves (the Government) the protection and preservation of the peace. Hr hoped the Right Honourable Gentleman would see the necessity of receiving the Petition. and that the Goose would-grant the relief sought, as few chi in% ever made on the public puma were more just and proper to grant than that eoutaintd in the Petition. The CHANC;;LLOR of the EXCIIEQL:ER would not nbjeet to the bringing up of the Petition, but the Noose would see the danger of opening the clo.ir to similar claims by granting the pts).r of it. 'flue Petition was brought up, read, and ordered to be printed. MARKET lIARDOROUGH ROADS RILL On the mutton of Lord A LTIIORP• this BM was recommitted. and several Petitions which were brought up ogiiiiita it were referred to the said Committee. CA LLINGTON ELECTION. Sir W. BURREI.I. brou ght lipport of the Continittee, which declared it to be the opinion of the Committee that Sir C. Robinson and the lion. Edward Pyndar I.tgon were not returned, mind that (Matthias Atwood and Wm. Thompson were return ed ; and that the petition was slot frivolous. Me. LINDSAY presented Petitions from Aber deen, praying that the di:Joiet:kg and bounties on Irish linens should be extended to those of Scot land. A Member presented a Petition from Hull against any alteration of the duties on Foreign Tim ber; which was referred to the Committee on Trade, Manufaciiires, and Commerce. Sir It. VAUGHAN presented a Petition from Me. rionethshire, praying for a reduction of the duties on Coal snd Cultn exported from that county. SirJ. MACKINTOSH presented a Petition hum the town of Galway, preying fur some Aeration in their Charter and Corporation. With that felicitous moor which characterised that country, and to which their duller neighbours could lay no claim, they had described their town as one which was incorpo rated by ancient prescription.—(A laugh.) The petition wet brought up and ordered to be !aimed. Mr. films moved for Accounts of the amounts of securities given by the Receivers General of the Land Tax, the Distributor of Stamps, and one or two oilier offices.—Orde►ed. THE QUEEN. Lord CASTLEREAGH said that he rose for the purpose of moving that the Order of the Day fur resuming the discussion o n the papers sea down to the th ose by his blaj•stc, should be read, in order to postpoue it until Fr:rtay next. In doing this, he trusted that the llouse would see the necessity of his withholding any information as to what past ed upon this very important and delicate subject, and of his refusing to say a single word, besides those which might lie necessary fur him to use in entreating the House to keep their minds and im pressions iu precisely the sums state as they were at present, until the littlest eiplasistion could be given, without danger Or iticonveuieuce.—(Cries of /pear, hear.)-41e proposed to put the dis cussion off till Friday. that being a more con veisient day than Thursday. There would be a drawing-room on Thursday ; and it might be ne cessary for the convenience of the Horne to adjourn over that day. He had, therefore, preferred fixing on Friday, rather than have to adjourn the subject from day to day, as there might be an urgent necessity fur going on with it afterwards with all convenient ►peed, as indeed it was not in the nature of such a subject that it could he delayed for any length of time. While the necesion offered, he would also request of the Noble Lord, whose motion on the Grawspeund Bill stood for this day, to exercise that obliging disposition which he had already freque.it ly shewn with regard to this very Bill, and post pone its consideration till a future day. This re quest he made in consequence of the very import ant affairs of state which occupied Alinisters at present, preventing them from giving that atten tion to the motion of the Noble Lord's, which the interests of the country so imperiously demanded of them. Sir 4. W. RIDLEY felt that the House would I'e quite confident that he did not intend to U 1111.00,4 by a single observation the advice which had been gm.' by the Noble Lord. But in rising to express his wishet that all parties out of the House, as well as M it, would preserve a rigid abstinence horn all rumours or observations tending in the least degree to the disadvantage of either of the illustrious parties concerned. lie meant also to recommend to those who were immediately engsged in the conduct of this very delicate and d►fficult business to abstain from► publishing any thing that was doily in the course of transacting it.—/ hear.)—tie need not eels r to the experience of Members to remind them what evil effects were likely to spring out of any at tempts. by direct or indirect publication, to pre judice the cause of either of the Illustrious parties. He hoped that in the future commerce or inter. CJIMIC relating to this very delicate subject every thing would be kept secret except to the parties tnr gaged its managnig it. Mr. BIYUGH•Y was signally anxious with the Noble Lord or his Hun. Friend as to the necessity of abstaining from any observations there or in any other place on the very important and delicate sub- 7 jerk in quest' . Neither he nor Monti. and L.-sine.l Friend had as } et bee n gu il t y o f • single h.earti or that ters and dillies in relation to ti a- sol jev. demand. ed. He highly approved of the 'in k iest,,,,, of HO! 11 00 P. haronet OS to preventing Or coounnntes 1 I of frets, by totinuirg the kilowleg!ge in to ihe *grids. He woo of opin:o4 that ;here was he iirenea sity for any person bring segues,' e I with the pa.._ inn etre 1111 l isintrzes of the nevocianion yend tle Sei wants on one yule, no l ilia Chew, Flow. mid Learned C.ll,:igise 5.41 him. - self on the oilier. ITnt he had as yet seen closure of facts at all ; and if ony disagrerahle effects had taken place with regard to publishing at all, it must he attributed to thr ell - ClllThotossoCr• to which t;ie Quern had been snbjectrit, that iostrsd if having it residence suited to her necessities slid dignity provided fur her, she had hero under the necessity of living in • private house with undue attendance, and had thus been brought into tie danger 01 hoeing her affairs ;turd into and spoke,' of m • nistiner quite unbecoming her rank and racier. Lind CAIRLFIMAGN said, that the (louse woul.l feel the neceseity which hound him not In say any thing that it 911116 posisible for him there to avoid. lie rtitslJ not give a stronger pledge of Ins si i ieer,ly in a idling to abstain from remarks, than in re pressing his feelings on the observations just titters rd. Ile could not help declarttic. that the rapt •. nati on o f th e lln, . and Learned Member was ilia called for. and that it was wholly improper. Mr. lienvGllAM disowned any intention of n'. fence in the remarks which he hid made to :Ivy person. Ile had not meant that her Maijr-ty`o alum subjected her immediately to incouvireilri:te such as Ite had stated. The tact was ulkerni-0-. tier Majesty hid received offers of the larzest kind ; pecuniary otters had heen Made to amy asouu..t winch she would be pleased to accept. lie .u!?; meant that the accidental circumstances in a she had been placed had not admitted of that tir• cuin-pection and privacy which would tinder Giti:r circumstances hate prevailed in the domestic sits ranzeinents of her household. 'Floe Order of the Day vsas then read. and the discussion rot off till Friday. GIUMPOUND ELECTION BILL. Lord JOHN RUSSELL acceded to Use weighty reasoi:s of state offered by the Noble Loral (Castle reagh), and postponed the further consideration vf this Bill till Friday. the 23d instant. Lord CASTLEEEAGH postponed the consideration of the Alien Bill till Thursday se•nisight. His Lordship put off the consideration of the Li merick Election Petition to Monday. the 19. h. Mr. BBEIPIAL wished to know of the Noble Lard (Castlereagh) if it was his intention to put off 01 public business till the adjustment of the business which had been alluded to. Lord CASTLEREAGH replied, but the noise sees too greet to allow his reply to he heard. Lord J. ItussuLL postponed his motion respect ing the cession of Paw, to Thursday th e 29,h it Message from the Lord• announced the:r nt. Petit to several Bills. On the motion of the CUANCEI.I.OR of the E:- CHEQUtia, ■ Committee of Supply was ordered tcr Wednesday next. T:ie Report of the Committee on W.iys an I Means wus brought up, and the resolutions agreed to. A Report of the Committee of Supply was a'sn loon& up, recommending that the House shoutgi walla the Navy Estimates.—The resolutions were agreed to. The CHANCELLOR or the EXCHEQUER moved, that the other Orders of the Day rhoultl be theo reed. EXCHEQUER BILLS BILL COMMITTEE. Alter same ob,ervistiotis from Mr. CALCRAFT, •nd the CRAM:SA.I.OH of mt.. EXcHEQUkIt, the !louse resolved itself into t Committee, through which the Bill parseil—Pio Flute resumed, the Report was brought up, seal tit? Bill ordered to be recommitted. The Report on the Mutiny Bill o , us ordered to be engrosaetl, and read a third time to. 1110frow. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' BILL On the minion of Lnrd. ALTMORP, toe lusolieht Debtors' Rill was recommitted.—Several sinew!. mom?, were agreed to. Air. Baum. proposed that the clause excepting. Crown debtors front the benefit of tat. A ct .h ot ot be rejected, and one subs:Hued to tirhvide thst such debtors should be entitled to claim the benefit 01 the Act, where their debts to the Crown did hut excru•d 200/. The ATTORNET-GENERAL reminded the /Inn. Member that smugglers were repeatedly brought into the Exchequer for penalties of the titeCliptiU , ll that he alluded to. Now those penalties %er e r t . peateilly operative, Ilnd pinl by the parties, %heti they could nut otherwise evade them; and in ail instances where the Ina►ties, after a certain term of confluesuent, were obviously is.couspetent to pa?, they were always relieved by the Crown. Mr. BaIGMT said, his ot.je:•t 0619 nut to render sn much of the mercy of tie progtctror it, peed upon sufferance. With respect to won had fatten from the flou. and LearneA Georleasatt, ail he Omni ( ' say we-, that such petioles ss were alluded to might, by the lotroductiou of a clause to such an effect, bring those liable to the penalties', and aim' obviously could not pay them, before the Court of Kitig's Bench, to receive some affixed duration of punishment in the room of insiefirite imprison meot. Lord ALTuoim mid, that he meant to proprie Ito rettuelion set ca.e of such penalties as wets a!lutled to; Hut he thought relief ought to he afforded in eases of what were called extents in ant. The ATTORNILY-GRPI CAA I. and Mr. BILIGIIT eft. planned. The latter said he would not at present pies* Isis amended claure, which was accordingly withdrawn. Mr. CHETWYND proposed a clause, whieb was • ••••- i 1