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ergl tt oppJ net tai 64 f proP 4 haul(' ,r I y I.e llu Ee . hey a r. , ut of mount t • fCt ea red e rz. 01: b'e IA Vag 014 II thi t.o rn re hart 1 the only ,tl. poi! '1 deft I alp h.. inh of 130, 1 t de th 'The Lire die lit, I A A cler. r 4 rr,rrr ' l h Stk. teo appoin The at Purl 01./11110 r:lf meth 1M heel. h.- We r,e rinlus &filly I (i. purchi et oil the thy, a Le and et • Tier ice and 6: and el Tire lit the it no. Purr., th, On 1 ; 1 1 "3 C' f it of dot tire Ir t at 3.5,001 rat V . • re V • )1x Vet t err the efli R r NOM *4l 000 w. h rtes rAtoor rd, of the a eat lita eat*. o Th dd. I , us toe too. roc- kr Pub gas (0.111 the deco rest Ia n a ciao 1': nu litre he a Urts, rout op; lurne (Cu the, Rua rhlr lace erty Mr.( oat e of &mor s tu Coral tad t army 1. to 1. weal oion tern, day mew heir At trt tore itihr Lod part fleas are T 1 rt tole draft Pro - et 1 'l't the sem tt in 101 wed Bert er p t )aml lithe 1. lead U ' Ca - - 4%1 10411 ae 11%1 4 . 1 is oh ,ref ,1 46 top. 4,1 ;02 ?an i,h men of war, dere die River. If I htliT i otuuity 1 wiH let yoa know the rr.ult al this ' • 4 41 1.,1 tiyi.....-vi, 4 iii‘ikc._ l h a ppy balsam', where 10,000.000 sterhnT ; ' 4 tyn• 1 5:1414% 'it 1 1 . per ty will fall into the hands of fire FreLch, i ' .• .2-f" . .•- Cadiz not be defende d ." _. __--- _ 1 . V ''''"'";* --tk Ca ..• • .I.N. " van. 2. yesterday saw about 1000 of the whiter* of tuke del ALBUQUERQUE ; they are fine troops, are to defend the lsla, and have marched Cadiz for that purpose, having, to the i t of 10,000 men, an iced safe from the pursuit Tut. Hid a French force of in,ooo men ap- I before Cadiz, two days ago, R must have fel ,nt the consternation is now sulAdinr,. All the I re completely destroyed that could injure it, ,h e Spanish men of war are dropping down trbour, outride the four sail of English ships hue. Wit') 14.900 regular troops, Cadiz will defend its-If to the last. It would ident to have in r alines some transports with beef, pork, flour, Ste. for the support of thahitarcs and soldiers, amounting yesterday t,onto souls ; a great many of whom are out- CO.VCENT AND BILL Fiiihiy *night, Mrs. Perceval gym a grand con cert,.at her .house, in Downing-.meet, to upwards of tataltuudred persons of distinction; among whom were the Unchrs• of Leeds, and the Persian A 111.• bassador. H s Excellency appeared highly charm ed with the inuoc, particularly with several. bean. tiful quintets sod quart -Is, fur the harp, French horns, piano -fore. anti flue, performed by Me+•rs. Sono, Launders. Kuhlman, and Chalotier, Toe. Concert conclu ted with God sere the Kin;, in the chorus of which all the lichee present joined.— After the concert, a grand ball wow gveit to the ju venile part of the company, which was kept up, with great spirit, till a late hour on Saturday morn ing. The rooms were beautifully illuminated upon the nccarion. and w profusion of the choicest re. freshissents were served lip by Mr. Gunter. he gatek." Yesterday morning. His MAJESTY, Princimsrs AUGUSTA and SOPHIA. see 00000 partied by Lord CHSSTISTISLD, Ladies CAMOLINIS W•tmoitare and THYMUS. Mrs. DOSHES. sad Generals MAW- Hum and Doe, rode to St. George's Chapel. and heard a sermon preached by t h e lion. and Rev. Dean Liana. and afterwards returned to the Pa lace. is next fleet fit the Etat Indies i. expected to ',patched lion. Portsmouth early next week. ilconsint sidle Thigh j og a i , c egi f ox , woman ihuldart, Northesaerlaisd, Tigris, Euphrates, .4stk, fur Madras and Bengal ; and the Ater r. for Bombay. The whole of the ships are -(1 at Portsmouth. except the Euphrates and The Africaiee frigate, Capt. itAOl3lll7, is OA to ..mwov them. is Christiink VII. Sir JOSRPM Yomut. arrived nsinisuch, on Saturday inorioni from Basque left there the Areig.:e. Uai aml ,Vaiod; cud spoke the Defiance and V.. n.l L'Ori-nt. On Friday morning Sir 'ISN'T Hstroao. Me tals HA I LLII. Port k and Du IS DAS. assembled at Windsor. and held • consultation upon the state of the Princess Annus.. Dr. Pore con.tautly at tends tier &Loyal Highness. Fri,:sy morning the Duke of Sussex arrived at Windsor, upon 4 visit to their hisJesties. W . edneoisy being appointed for a public fast, His i‘liaxirrw will not come to town to hold a Court, nor is he expected iu town during the Leek. e node/Vain!, that it is the intention of Go ut:lest to allow to h battstou of the regular r in allow me. of 4001. per *minas. towards the 44e of wine for each roc... , Friday. Sir DAVID DUNDAS held a public at hii office in the Horse Guards, and gave cure to a number of military officers. le 3 I lesttalmn lit regiment of ItoyAla. the 9th i7t9 Regiment•, will march into Portsmouth, embark for Portugal. in a few days. _ It is supposed the Royal Family will genie to London on Wedneadarse'nniliht, for the QuEsn to hold a drawing-romn on the Tkitraday fallowing. Saturday. being the Duke of CAmiuoas's birth-day, the same was celebrated by their MA JESTIES, in the Palace; the Dukes of Kan", CUM. SPILLAND. SUMIL, and CASIORIDGV. /Immerses AUGUSTA. SOPMA, ELIZABSTG, Mat". were preient. They also Irdol 'volata to Princess AnsLIA. Saturday, the Duke or CAGIRIDOR'S trades- Mew had their annual festival at the Tune Tavern, to celebrate his Koval Iliifiness's birth-any, where infelegartit dinner was provided. A blip: ( . 9mpany wit dawn at four ;clock. The day was spent in mirth and harmony. Many loyal song% tnnsts, and sentiments, were st:ng a n d send on the occas:on. The company I.Koke u , . at one. H.FOnevs en, Duke of GLOUCBSTRIt pee Rtdo I flin.,tr. 0.1 S tturitay, at his house in Chan att•-•tr•vt. Car , ”.,i,.1-mioure, to Esil Gas", t h e Earl of E•scx,.l:4rl C.HoLMONDSLIT. Lord Pots sontn, I.n. I t.tiv.tivii LK, Slr. Ponsonsr, tar 14GUSI, RoMILI.t, Mr. CASNVILLE, and Mr. Ti min mr. le 13th Light Liiitgo ins, for Ilortogal; and 81,1 It/omen for Ginniltar, are detained at by contrary minds. Ibatbd.iv, a Court-Martial wn held at Posits eu Mr. Rtre. Ktarra. boatswain of His rtssy's Kash., li,r drunkenness aad neglect, was dismissed the 114Trire. nadersmod that the raking into OUT pay MO Porte 4hreie trefoils; is but the prelude to •ev elution of the Pettinauln, with our brave /silent rotintryme.n. Mr. Ca sti lea's flaunts* • o n the Jett of the fatuous prace.ssitio of tlotith of $•. And..ro between the eAi i. o Vta:;iti MARY and Ftetnix•xit VII. i. not tor tuti..ting lila 1 [ohne.. the Pore, et Repreeeutatires of a Protestants . .• -ototent by R Nor Popery Admi lowa, east never be forgo:ten--end now hare tiltrn into pay, and >hall probably .15,500 liberal and Pt:en 130112 advocates telrgsisitioa, ohite we refute emancipation to itsiderable pro.tortiou of our Catholie fellow iterts. Exquisite coniis'encv I! ! The Ruin has been ;dessert to appoint Doctor to !anus to be one of Ile MAJZSTY'II Chap in Ordinary in Srotlanci, in the mom of Dr. ler Guava. deceased. OCCIT CUALONEA. Ellej ; is returned to serve in !want for the Bonus of Richmond, in the on of the Ron. Cu Alt 1111 Lawaarea DON DAS, dectated. MCC.. • Mr. Pow-oNIST gave a grand dinner. ye+terday, ■t his A , :.ll ; ;tini-rtrret. to socket party of soolitical ;iVe Mvend dinner, on the 10th of March, at ! , is Boas.. iu Gloucester-pla. e. The entertaiqn.,•nt of •Viaderella I% in prepers -6'0,0 at the Du 1,141 I.lthern.an Theatre. Mr. Jutiaetow, grateful (..r fouraiiiage, pm ows In else a mastprende at In. Theatre next month. The visitors we requested to wear Irish manufacture. The lest ft 4i It arrivals are : Is the Court of Ring's Remelt, su Saturday, the ot. Ktso e. Lamaist sad Psalm. ebs lor.reorl Proprietor of The Morels, C.heestkie. a Idol. came oo to he beard. Mr. AIRILY ad- Lady A. g'ltrirn., her Charles Dillon, Col. Downed, Col. Marpherum, Col. White, Got Thornton, ('Ol K misrule, Major and Mrs Pool, 3hijer Pain. %Jai 'r gamey. Dr. Jame. son, Rev. Mr. Brows, Rev. Mr. Eyre, Her. Mr. Bennett. Ated ea, own cause, in pew ; sod the Jury 't imed a et edict of Not Guilty. fu consequence of I derision, the recent, in the ease of the Kis° 0. 'vs., for a sintildr rebel, has been withdrawn.— srtion brinteht by . Colonel We RIMS against GitArrr, fur * libel, has also been abandoned. We congratulate OF performer. In The Free- Knigbts on the prospect they nor have uf a kw frk nights to themselves. The Opera (louse was inigembly attended on Sae tardily night. and the performance was perfectly in unison with the audience. ....... Ihr total smother of Military to be provided for, mottling to the estimates before the House of ' 41 ° 11 % is 374383 own. the expesise of which, the. various establishments clnriected with the The lint atone of the new Theatre at Tenby, was laid last Wednesday, by Josh Gat the worthy Mayor of that place. The names of Lard MILVORD. Sir 1114NRY MA seas. Sir W. PAXTON, end Josh OWIIN, P. are among the subscribers. .ty, is 1 3.9944371. lis. From this. however, to her deducted 707,3371 dr. ed. for the 'mi lt, is the East Indira, atenutttinK to 30,347 leaving the rum to be provided for by Verbs -13.2R7.1001. The Dublin Harmonic tinciety dined on Friday se'unight at Mese. Mottatson and iltvros's Ta vern, in Dawson-street. The dinner and wines were excellent, to winch fifty set duwe. Mr. Hulse presided, end Mr. Oman was Secretary. A fttr dinner. G.d rare the King was sung by Mr. SPRAY. and Rule Britannia by Mr. Frrzsistmows. Sir Jens STIiVILKSON played on the piano forte. and Mr. W 'LIMAN, on the clarionet, accompanied b► Mr. M'CASR►.Y. who sang. Mr. T. Mount sang a new song with great applause. A Clerketswell Sessions, on Friday. Lord Cas -311: tent, and his friends, attended to prefer a of indictment against JOHN GALS JOSS* ler i; and et ram o'clock in the afternoon the tad Jury returned a tnie l'hree hundred serjranta of the Foot Guards, and act, eorpuvils and privates, have been lately itri,and are ordered to hold themselves in readi for immediate embarkation. 'he tall nuiuber of men who extended their nets from the Militia to the Army, in the years Imo, hied. lad I ss9, is 49,313. .oo e days since. as Mr. Berme. of Ark Hall, cara„. ry . was walki ng in his grounds, he dm- P' 3l • 'WWI% Ir. womaii's apparel, in apparent tr '" l on Minify, he was told, she had lost her r, was tired, hungry, and destitute; Mr. Jinx linirianely took her to his house, and the lhe ratatag Ott. deaired that she might lie accont tald.ited a ith a bed, and °Meted his serval. ts to make vin„ clothes for her. One of the maids was 'Awed in this service fa., the re.it of the family. t slung., had retired when soon aft', Twit 1011rillell by the l',.o.w a p, of their n-w Kuril It•ttra--the girl ran ilia a closet adiuittin4 ki".*:1:11. and saw the stranger enter, awl take 3, lie, chttite4 • flagu.:r and a pair of pistol% .11 "le laid on the tattle, and the,, ripen,n; the r onvnii•licativi g wit!, the aut., clst.tle.l. to biting other. of the siti;g.— rh, girl at vi.t ant sprang ;ut f the closet. shut It, dire, al! ,, lim g 11.5 cr.intr, pre ven trit the rn!ihrtv n intended. Tlte iiibtolt. it the dwllediein of ti n., mt. ii 72473 ''••• t s man in fa.oa: e at:l;e. Northallerton Candlemas Horse Show has con tinned niue days, somewhat longer than usual. It was but thinly attended with horses in the fore pet, owing to the dealt rs buying up the beat, two or three weeks previoni to the chow ; such has been the demand, that di :7 have been rding round the place, for many miles, for three week, pas:, buying up ell they could. The litier put of the chow was pten:ifully supplied with horses for the army, toed, roach, mid draw ht.—We die urn remember such a greet number or Lour10:1 and other &dere ever at tending here si Inll4 A time, many of them have been here near three wet ka.—lndeed Nriiihallerton must ever t t be the tint place in V.iik shire, or perhatri any other e•mitty, (min tic aqua p.., in rwepplyilig the rosiiit•y with harms of the hlt b:cecl and shop The Innis is well calculated fora chow of this Lind, so well ;moldier, with I ,:qad Nov sad , 117.1. mud COll'lllllo 011611.1 K for tip. vottsti. of too thorium(' boort P. Bland hon.,s anal homers .etched very high +triers, will were "NUM) bought ti l l; a.. 41 hole. s for the sreo, coach, and (:ugh, a - re alas *V-11 NO/.1. , Oil the Fair, (the 14 . h;. tht re • .115 • Very rent show of horned ent•l • of retry a. ro•r .nid at lug', s: zre t t nvirll.-8 tllllPre ,Veltoled from .11 porn*. 1 . , i , ti, c ttvo :14) )e ems morm-katb:y THE HOY. W. F. N. EDEN. The boric of this unfo.iunate Gentleman. Who has been iniawng fur these live weeks past, was dis covered the River, about toelr•e o'clock. yesterday, near the ftirfeferry„ Milbank, lit est. initiator, by tut Uxbridge Bargemini, of the name of Richard Weston. who iwrceived. on the unlace of the water, the lapped of a mao's coat. With the ataistence of his apprentice he brought I:ie body on shore (it was nearly covered with mud and sand) and took it to the Brown Bear puldir oppoote the liorstferry. On searching )hr pockets of the deceased there were found, in is ten ket-book, a draft fur 6001. drawn by Mr. Sable, of Alinigiloo-street ; also a ten, two, and one pound book of Ergland miles, six shilling. mid six pence in stet, a silver hunting watch, with a Kohl than), and two gold arch, one of them with his iiiitiu!s. Apa ratio atia instantly seat to Lord Ancklanit's honor. In Old Palace Yard. to acquaint his Lordship's family of the cor:minatance. The faintly be4ig out of town, the bouse-maid CHMr to the Brown Bear aLd retogs nixed her young ma.t••►, anal wept eiteessieely.— The report of Mr. Farlin.'s having been found soon spread, and a great concourse of people collected round the I se, and. in the course of the afternoon. sevend Niddenien. end Gentle men celled in their 'Antal/es to ascertain the fact. It is the opinion of the waterinan who at tends at the Ho•iirferry, that the body must have been buried in a t ail of saiiii..which is near four feet deep, lire-aiad•twenty fret long, anal shout titter Irvt from the surface at ebb tide, and that the high wind, during Saturday night and yesterday inorning, disturbed the body, and extricated it from the mild io which it was buried. An inquest will be held upon the body this day. • , THE CELEBRATED HOFFER. It ass on the z6t6 Jauuary, according to letters of the 30th, from Bourn. that Lienevel lioraigusy D'Hilliers sent a few hundred infantry, with so mounted ehasseurs ai.d some &madames, in search of Holies. 'lbis detachment surrounded one of the highest mountains. at the bottom of the valley of Passeyer, wherethey found this ei-derail Chief of the Insurgents, Ma wooden hut, and arrested him, with his wife, his daughters. his MIA youth of seventeen, and a strolling ,iieholer, who acted as his amanu ensis. as was put in irons, and carried to &teem where be arrived on the Oth January. Hoer is about 44 years of age, bet he no longer resembles hiw.ell. Cold, hanger, and *tacitly, have effected r. complete elteration in him. His hut, when discovered, was • linnet covered with snow. and it contained no provision., except mane stale bread and salted meat. He 'ha• lost a part of his long beard. By order of the General he was treated with the greisteat kindness. Severed ethcen went to see him, mud as he had behaved with humanity to wards the French forieirmers who fell inio his bands. they all parted, leaving him marks of their grati tude and good will. lli. wife slid chiidren have been set at On the 1-t of February he paired through lioveredn for riiatitna, his place of destination. It is 11111.14 that on Ins arrest 60,000 Boric* were Wend upos his person, sod some very interesting payers. 'cluck. SOW-fiTitrlT. Os Friday ("ening William Palmier wit hrosighr before Mr. rialtirs, the Sitting Magistrate, Charged with attempting to commit a robbery is the Strand. and is New-law, or. Tharp day eveniug. Jobs Vaughan, of Bedford-court, Illedfor.tutrtet, that, us Thaisdsy night, about nine u'elock, as he was walk ing along the Strand, near St. Clem. nt's Church, the Pri soner CMOs up to him, and accosts(' hint in • familiar man e.., by sly ug it,. do you do ? The Prosecutor called bins a mei...Andrei, told him he was drunk, sod desired bias to go about his 61115111e1.4 ; the l'etsusier replied, if you du sot rordimrly give use a guinea, I will tell the people who are pawing you have endeavoured to In have improperly to me ; lb. Prosecutor desired the Prisoner to leave him, anti be 'scut laity ; the Prosecutor, with a view to get rid of bins, turned iisto Clemeues-Inn to New-Inn, who're, however, the Prisoner came up to lian again, seised him by los arm, and exclaimed I have got you now, and if you Jo not give me • gunmen, 1 will zive you in eliarge to the watch maii upon which the Prosecutor Beizni the Prir.n.er by the collar, and gave him to charge to the watchman in Nee lon. _ The Prisoner was ordered to find bail. The young man who is suspected to have robbed several Holelr, and was detected at La Suhlonici's Hotel, iu i eerter-square, was brought to the Office on Satan's), before Mr. GRa HAM, for re-exatutnatios. Robert Weston, of Malta!, Shropshire, attended, mid stated, that he was lofting ut the OW Hummama , on or shunt t:.e sib slay of 'suitor), when his Portostatese, cos taiming a watch, and a panther of articles, was stolen from the house. The watc► was afterwards d.scorered at the shop of Abraham Myers, a jew salesman, in Swalluw.ateeet, who identified t►e Prisune., of whom be inischasetl i.. The Ps t *user was again committed. • Thomas %iv-waren?, of Turk -street, is the Commercial Road. appeared upon a suramous, being cltai pet milli having 1614, or causeJ to be laid, a barge, before die public stain, stied Hangedurd Itatrs, and thereby preventing the due and untie, iy passing of boats. The barge being clearly ps owe.' to ►ave tiers Paod upon the causeway, so as to prevent boats cowing to it ; he was esasicted iu the penalty of 45. sad as. cysts. Joirph Ri,Auian, of Unogerford Market. even charged with sAmami. olicact, but it wet being clearly proved, ea din. aimed. A letter from Dover wi)s: ft e4 We are inforasel every kind of provision in France is ezaratliegly cheep. bread being only due penny per petted, and moat other articles an proportion, except West India produce, and that of every kind is proportiesably as dzer. In must of the ports which are neutral to us, the French are collecting such erissels as are It for the purpose of conveying COM to this country." Ina midland county, not long since, where it is usual to edit all Clergymen Pawns, a Clergyman was present at a meeting of takedown,. of whom one, who aa. about to quit a farm *lbsen to subj.-et to tithe, and to ewer up-on another, tithe-free, s..id,' intilrr,sing himself rather rudely to the Clerg) man, • So, Sir, I hope I bare dour With Palson+. and 1 OW quite hippy;" to whs• tithe 'tests-mid Gentleman replied, very courteously, “ I am Rl,lll of it. Sir, a of 1 helve you %ill he is happy *lieu Pursues have ( Line with you." War 1 1 1rums.--The Captain of o trading r. - tsrl hating Pwite rootralwnJ goods on bonrd, nhirh hr w.shrdw lAnd , lately raid to - inmo or wharfinger (o Loin hr Li t u-n). If I wire to pat a hnlf-crown lore, upon r uch of your r, er r ^old you see 'sr ou-aer 114., No; anti of I !LAI a..utbar otani nay Ninth, 1 c.•uld not ape A." Llcr OF TUG MAJOIUTT. UPON UN WHI ■ITION 1171IPECIIII• Milt• Ca A Those limited eitb * star ( 0 ) are Corey Meng.. HI. Alieveromby, Hu. J Gower.l.ned Lev. Ossulatuarr, Lord • AAIUN W. Grattan, itt• Illiiii.ll.Paruell, 111. Adams, C. Grenvile, Lord G. Peirce, li. Agar. E. F. Gitea, D. Inggrist, Sir A. Allan, A. . Greenhill. R. Praia 14w C. W. . Austrother. Sir J. Gigot:ll, P. Poiteuttay, Right Antoine, W. L. •tiraNt, G. M. Hoe. G. Aubrey. Sir .1 Ilan, Sir .1. •I'unsuril.s lion. G. !Whelp on, Th. Halsey, Jos. Popham, Sir U. Bidllie, Evau. •Illtuvey, F. Pnrehrater, Imigt Benham, H. Ilibleet, C. at Portia:to L. 11. Ihrliasi ' J. F. IluLlumse, D. • Powcr IC Bronig,A. 14,11.. r, r. •Pritiiir. lion. F. Baring, T. Hiortiil, lion. lVm• • ryes, F. Batharst,Rt•Ha. C 11 , ...urt 11, 11. *QUM. lion. W. Bcreord. S. liughto, W. L. Breehly, Sre S. Beeicke,C. • Houle, W. H. St. Aube., Sir J. NiAIiiIIIII, It IT. Illt.rat, R. •Sai age, F. Mar hiurd, B: P... Heekerunii, W. Setilie, A. Black borne. J. Massey, W. seplaroose, R. P. Briol,bew,Huti.A.C.Hateli . .nsun, Hun. siteb.igles, 'S r J. Brueeleii, J. C. H. Sharpe, R. Buhr', J. (Exeter) J Killen, J. Skier, S'r J. • But ler, Hort. J. Jekyll, Joseph Sharman, It .;ht •Byng, G. Johnotinte, G. Hon R. B. Calrratt, J. Julifle, H. Siinuei, G. Calvert, N. keine, J. Smut.., si. Canning, Rt.Hos.G.• linos, Hon. J. Smuts, H. . Carisioe,Geu. Lamb, Hon W. smelly J. Cavesideili,.Wrn. Laverne', %V. G. s m irk. ( I, Cochrane, Lard • LatouLl.e, Right smith. W. Corks J. lion. D. . •Sufwerville. Skil Crialbo;ne, N. W. R.l.em li, .1. Steetforth. J - Courbe, H C. Leftvre, C. S. Stanley, t.ord Crrevey, T. • Lowndes. •Staulery, J. Cuthbert. J. ft. Leigh, R. H. *Stewart, 1. • •Driveupurt, D. • Lt/lIIMI. Sir W. sh ir r., Ig.inve, W. • Hullo% lion. H. A.Lemoo,Charks 'Tie:Wt. R. W. Item, .1. Lemon, 1064 Tartrtuti, B. Disgelale, I). S. Lester, OL. Ts) Its, C. W. • Vuerilas ' C. • Lethbridge, T. B. Tay! u r. 1. A. ))mire, Hon. L. 11.1o)il, J. M. *Temple, E.nl Elterlas, J. Lockhart, J. J. Tesupletuon, Via. Ellice. W. •Lyttleton, Iloa.lV.Thuaapton, J. Elliot, Rt. Hon. W. Maedonala, J. Tierney, Ittllun C. Elie; C R. Markham, J. Tracy, C. D. tidy's, L. • Maisie, Flue. W. ri r ,...,r,,,r H. •Fane, J. •Miltraoke i , Sir R. Tinton, it T. Fergassmo, B. C. Mills, C. TR.ieteek. Mareru:a • Ili rge.alil, Right Mills, W. '. Vernon, Ili Ilan. M. Mileer, Sir W. W alrile,, Cued •Fil rputreck, Right •M Mon, Tie. Witigane, liu•i. a. HOU It • Moore, P. Wane, Ficfl..l. W. Fitzroy, Lord Was. • llorpeth, Tie Wardle G. L. •Puley, r. mums E. Wars eatier, Sir D. Folkes, Sir M. B. Mosley, Sir I). Weaters, C. C. Folkseme, Vas. Neuron, Right Whitbread, it (Teller 1 Hu.. Sir J. •Wilberfo.ce, W. • Furlirs, Via. North 1). William., Sir it. Fraidelend, %T. Nurthry, W. IViiieh.eni, Right Freemivetle, W. H. Nevelt, Sir (1. Hun. I. Giddy, 1). •G'Hara, C. •%%yeue, Sir W. W. *Ulmer, Carl Ord, 1%. • Wyrier, C W. PA MK° OFF. Bonserie, Hon. T. Hamilton, turd A. IN3rt io, H. Dalp, la. Hou.D.ll Lintel/tun, R. l'Obara, }Aston, Earl u< :11azwell, W. Whartes,J. LIST OF THE. MINORITY, troy MR. IS HINORZ•I'S MOTION, RESPECTING LORIS CIIATHAX. Those marked w itli a .t ,r (•) are Cosily Member•. There .o•rled will. a dater. g I; are Members hotiliag places, or whose lathe.* or hrothers hold places. Adams, Wm. ti;iblis, Sir V. tNapean, Sir E. Asli`mairain, llon.Gipps, G. t Nichol', so J. G. •Glasford, U. Norlow,Gra. t Arbuthnot, C. Gordon, J. Wdelt, W. tklagirell, W. ll.mlhourii. H. t•U'Aer;, Hon. .1, Laker, P. W. Graham, 5.,. J. •PrkerLaru, Hon. t Borne, S. tGraiit, 111 W. W. titan". J. M. Gras.isough, G. B. tFalisiorsina, {'.re. •Reaunwnt, T. R. Crowson, Geis. Pattisuu, J. • Berestord, Lord G.tGaerima7, Lord Teed, Sir K. •Bereaforgl, J. C. Hall, V. Pe.' I, K Berra.fold, Capt. • Wear Wrote, T. t Per. r... 1. li t Ho. 11. thickest ton, Sir R. Henderson, A. tI li lops, 1t..,.. k. Cloning, Lord • HerniMer, Lord •Piit. 11 I. Bowyer tllcrbeit, lion. C. t Plonger, `.l T. 1•B.410, B. Heron, P. Purling, C tßrudcrick, How.W4 Hill, Sir G. F. t Pol.*, K. Itn W W. Browne, Rt 110. H. tHigichiribrooke,Vt Percher, J. D. Browue, J. H. Holmes, W. PliittneY. It.. Hem • Browning'', W. • Hope, Hon. G. Mr J. •firoce, Lord Howard, Hon. F. G.t R..br, Rt. Hon. G. t Buller, J. Huglian, T. 1 Rose, G. H. Bruce J. Hum•, ~ :r A. •Kulherford, J. t Barton, F. Nimrod, A. lit) dtr, It t. Hun. R. tCalrrrt, .1. tlesikinsuu, C. • IScutt, Sir W. Campbell, Gen. ttenkitaus, Hon. C Scott, C. •Carterught, W. R. Jephsioi, 11. louts. Shaw, It. •Chute, W. Joddrrtl, H. •rinelair, Sir J. t•Ckments, Han. J Jones, 14. tbingkles, M. 'Orphan.. Gras. Ir. tog, •C. Smith, Hear, Clinton, Gen. Krarick, W. Smith, T..A. Clive, H. •Coatcbbull. Sir E.Snevil, N. Clive, W. tLeyeester, Hugh tSosierser, Lord (. CIINII12!1, Fail of Lockhart, Sir A. t•Sonscreet, 1.0. dA. i'Cultiehoun, A. Loft, General St...grope, IV 11. tCooper, H,•n. C. A.tLong, Right Ho. C.Steplien, J. •Crnker, J. tA. Lougheld„ M. Stcwatd, G. T. Darnell, R. A. fLowarne, Lord tStralgan, A. Dories, R H. • Low ther, J. snort,) H. Dawkins, J. f Lowther, Viw. isniton, Itt. Boa. t Desbrowe, E. Lustatigton, S. R. C. M. Drake, T. D. T. •Lygws, Hos W. S.llll, H. t Dysai I, Earl of Illadrod, R. B. tTaylor, E. Duckett, G. t•Macuaughten, EA; Thompson, Sir T. tnaigenaa, Rt Ha. A. Ttiovai.in, S. P. • Milieus, 11. D. t Ch) tow, Lord J. ••Dringlas, Rt. Illn.Mahou, Vise. tTlaysine, Lord G. R. b Maitland, F. F. Toe usbead, Hn. C. •Eyre, A. H. Maitland, .1. Townstseod, It.. W. tFargithar, J. •311anneri, Lord C. Vyse, R. W. tirisich, Hon. E. Manning W. 11Wallace, Rt. Bas. Fitzgerald, A. Mart.) att, J us. T. Yriisiterald. W. •Mellish, W' tWard, R. trinhoevia. Vise. Milo's, R. P. Wedderbura, Sir D. Pitaboirt, W. Moatagre, M. Weis's, Gen. t• Foster, Rt. Ha. J.Slontiturocr, Sir .1 tWharton, It. tiFiveter, Hoe. T. t MOrne, Lord H. Wood, Sir M +Foster. J. L. Murray, Gen. W indhani, Hua C. Gasco)ne, Gea. tkluvriy, Sir .P Yorke, Ht Hua C. !Windham, Gem. The Vendee, from Neerfausmikind, for London, was spoke, about 20 leagues to the 01-4•m.1 01 Scilly, by the Navigator transport, in genet distress , . The rebind and Defence have captutel two French brigs, off Bell isle, enJ sent tutu' ime. Penzance. A g neral scene of rho and confusion took place,- on kriday forenoon. at the Curu Market, betatteo t 0,,, pa rti e s, oho claimed the ore of a stand; track al t,,,deel by Illanyderretws, and sitic;• acts dr violence took place as toterfuptect the ie.seral Goo and the cootables trine sent for. Within the course a ten 4. ) . • coach from I,or. tw Unvtr Wag stepped. and a *assure wwuk of three thousand guilbeas. Wednesday evening, • cot standing in W. . P t red. Us, sitrisde, was pluiutere ti of • lase qua• .t+rj of Cheiphii e chaotic.