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• z / 11/ 7).'" cf-t..-17%.(/ d 195% Nivitm rl:2. • K1.V6'. 1 / 4 TII 11111 E. rrit Is Ev EN INC:. SA I Ult1)1 V, April 3, 1519, Mtll hr hrfnmrd, r'o toi•scri.• Orma Etid of thr Mot A.1.1,A VILLAGE:OISE. Allir thr () v ela. Ow faanal Ballet of (111 E. With rotirrly orw •e. ilremiri., decoration', 11b , 9ris :end k.ss for the Night or S4llOOll, to he bail at the tinier of the • b. s y day (Sossila)a tar-titled), from Ten till Emir ; sod Tursdar. and Sattstilay• the Oilier is mallow it opals lilt Tess o'Clock V itsiv thr Ev ex ening. adt R ! LAST NIGIIT OF ITRFORMING BEFORE TILE ISEVIR ACTED. 711F:1TR F:. !WY AL. PRITHY.LANR. rims vvENiNG, ti,1T1:111)AY. April 3. M !Wynn!, arCi perfurm (for the Sibs tont, Mu. Rink's Ti Agrily, in fire :trio, of THE ITAIIANS; • • Or. THE FATAL AvCOSATION. ' rut Isailtiornts and alleraiinnir by the Airtime. 4 , f N.tialen.:, Mr. Bengnugh; Fontano Mr. Pon. II; Ai‘e.rii, Mr I). Folwr; Propertio, Mr. Han;blki; %, 11. Keinhle; Albaniu, Mr 114 e. Angelina, Mi: Acne*, Mite esiuke; Marcella, Mira Scutt; ti.1.1,;13, 31os. Gll•ver •10 *loch will he added, the rarer of THE s; Er HING-DitAticia. 8•rt,.1 r.ur.M,. Mr ll•tehew; Fluster Bruno, Mr.Gattie; 1141111t;t n ; Ihyndino, M r II ',dry. S4lllOlll 1!1.- C ; NIIIIIII. Mrs H,_hs s. 1.• .it Mu,:3!. w TIRVAy ; niter w lamb will be pro 4ittt .t Ihnmv, lif huntsuce, IN two act*, called ~!., I 1 4.( Ortmrt 11•01 .% I Cir C ...... file acts, w.ll be produced speedily _ - - - I.AsT P RFOHMING TILL THE HOLIDAYS. Tift:47ltV-110Y.11., COI' ENT-G.4IIDEN. THIS EVENING, SA • ITHI)AIi, Arril 3, arir.l, the Opera of ROB I(()Y AefillF,COß 14, AULD LANG SYNE . Sir Flctlcriek Vernon, M.. Eltertou ; IlLsoldrich Osbaldis tone, Mr Ali, 11 ; Fs:surto Oshalslo.tosse, Mr. Dorris,'; rhino. Mr. Blasst hard ; Captains Thomism, Mr..(' 11.. s Mincers Essr, Mr. IMarreorly ; Doug's', Mr. Emery; Gsllnattls. Mr. Taylor; Baiilic Nicol Jarvis. Mr. Ifinna Yrrono, Miss Stepltros; Manic, Mrs. Stec. Issg; Belem Macircgor, Mrs. Faucit. Ansi which, the Farce of LOVE LAW, AND 1 3 1 - IYSIC. De camphor, Mr. Blanchard; Finial's., Mr. J. Rnsttril; 1.0...5. Lot, Mr. LI•11111 ; (*apt. Dossers, Me Jrffrries; Ass. Ms F.tn.sy. Mrs. Dilary, Ms. Gibbs; Laura, Mrs. I. I !Mir nn Eskter Monday, Jane Shore; after which will he pin. raced, a new grand Dramatic Speller's , . rolled Fortunatua stml hi. Suns, or The M ,gic Purse amt Wishing Cap. ths Emter 't nesday, King Henry Me Fourth (Part I.) r~rl• , t•lfuliy informed, 'bit fh 'ring I.crta A PROM)) dity will again Anil Mr. MATH F.S S AT 110311; ! is hie old Qiieferre, ■t the 'l'ln•atre Kwal, enztolt °sera-Howe*, !Arnold, on the Even -111211 10f 5111NDAY, 'lrflUlt.sDAY, anti SATURDAY, till twit. r notice. (P.i. %V. t k .-ireptcd), when be will bare ti.e bc.iiniir to peifiii in 1,115 'I iili• 10 PARIS, in their rempgnv. Pslt Fourth —A descriptive of I.A DI I.I6ENPF.. Pool's to be opened at Sevin, and the Performance to be. gto al Light k Boat s —P.t 3s —Lower aaPery 2a —Upper Calle, vb. PI ,c.s, P, av,te thmes, may be teem of Mr. Sheens. a , .0 the B Other, Strand entrance, (ruin Ten tit. Iron, ; Riot at Fa.,rinois Library, 170, New Bond-street, (worst , e loarlingion.garilens. AT SHADE'S CONVERT.ROMI, EAST SIDE OF NOI-10 sQUARE. /1111 F. SII MAN I' EA DINGS, by Mr. SMAII , which have now Ivrea foariodoerl for Oar.. onnotl , •, wtil ionnustr mitt •rek —THIS EVENING, Atnli 3. id. ditty at Euzln, lilt Tragedy of 111 11E1.1.0. On i'l.4:1,‘':•11", JULIVS l'/ESAIt ; and on Apo'. 10, KING LEAR, which will he the last .l i• S. I. T.. krt. 3.1 t,l ; three Ticket', 7a Ad ; to be had ; nl ltoalhadia, 111.1 linnol•otseet ; Samio46l, Pall wool ihrhardsou's, ander the Royal Lulaasige. - ----- • - L I.FI:111 . 0 !TEA N LAW SOCIETY of ATTC11:11 ES ITOItS, halals.* or i sraellans* a - films Ilse Lela: of the silly Post, for pietrottittg Abuses is the of Mo. Law, A I•E7N Eli AL MEETING of the MEM l'itS of do. SOCIETY, for the ELECTION of I rrirrizs. fs.s. 114 e Year. stauns*, will 1w laid at Solt.'s itorolie, I lin, On MON DAY, der 2C4li Instant, a! Tsh lie "'Clock prerist ly. 'Grua,. men aehrona of toertnelng etrtiarrs prior to the Groin's; Ntrelic*, air rynestril to forward tloir Nantes nod ta 4.n i.e before the 101 h Inalintl, to the *tertiary, No. 5, I r Ttinpleaaue, where Cop es of the Ktiks may l By (halt r, ir JAMES ANDERTON, Stc. psi) limp. Aril 2. . I rv) UP. l'EHEAli r rOitil..Y SOLE). 'mar -1 annul in esteem' Orders of the High Cestrt of Man. eery, mad • in n Canoe i 4 which FRANCIS VARCY 11A (:( IN, and Others., are Plaintiffs, sad JOHN WILLIAM 11ACON, and C 11A RILES KICK N lkfessrlants, !white John Sirriagesi ilarecy ; Ea hire, one a the Masters of 110. 141i.1 enil. I, in SoiiitAmplou.beadistes, liwdtm,ost THUCS PA let an 13th slay of MAY, 1819, at Tea teCtuck in the Foremost', in distinct Lots, Suis•lry ritEhmeu) EiTATES, situate in 11w parishes of Eno-Idol as.l Friers Barnet, in the Comity of Molellssex, sn.l F..asi Hassid and asipping Bistnri in the County of llsrtfmsl slicing part of the Rambo of John Kamm, late of l'iStan Hissese, is the County of Middlesex, EsJsue, 11.. era.e.l% cwosisliag of several lionises. Csattstm, ~.td Mee:* of Arable, Meadow, and Pastime Lanti, silts the Ti whs., standint on sieeeml of Ilse Lot,. l*Jri of the Property is in Irma, and (be reminder 1,, or le(sty w-e, is the terrnal oernp,linus or TllOllll% Culli3n, ; ; T h omas t A inlille,ll:m4l; Lull) Arum Tempesi, Itlr. AttAeld. 51r. Jpcksote, l'uencry, Mr. James Falermla, Mr. Confiner, Mr. 11.shrrt 'iris% we, Mr. Joshua F.ast, Mr. Joseph Silencer, Mr.lYillietis Anderson, Mr. Thorns, filoslstsn, Mr. William Grry, Mr. William Hasa, Mr. Chrlll4lo.l Junes, and Mrs king. I'm Sicilians may Ix bad (collo.) at She said Master's Chain. lwrs. in lioulkaanymiahnildirr. ; of Moon. White and Itostswk, Solicitor •,(;eorsje..sts vet, Mstuoust.hurse of Mess'''. Asiliel.l awl Soso, Servilorr. al Hadley (eh.. will slew Ike pro.perty); at the 11.11 Linn, Usenet ; the King's Hold leo, it ; She Angel ton, al lislintnaton ; the (,pawns 114 ad, I'mrldey; the Cherry Tire at SoullsEine; the Creyhtinis.l at Mention; sod Ilse ptinetpal Its.. rn Uxbridge, St A IhAves Ilnifitlil, Slanmure, Marrow. Edgewares msd Tnlieobsni ; and die Eslnies may be viewed un 1400 to reinffilVe OCCUplefa. HITE awl BOSIOCK, Solicitors, George-street. Ss,lx: - . -- Mirrn z -71 7 . 7 1.°11 r 14.1 1PR1Fr 7, ir: -. - . ... ..... . . .... . - . /..iy` e; / - _,,,:r...., ) • ' . ,• , . . . ... . . . . . • r le 1Q ° I .- • . i l i a I, , ... 041 , t .... ~.... .... , .... ~ .„, . LON•DON, SATURDAY, AYIUL 3, 1819. EAST INDIA HOUSE. Aram It, 1119. COURT of I)IHECTUItM of tFe 1; N 'TED COMPANY of MEECH A NT/1 of ENG. LAN 1), trathity 10 Mo LasT IN1)1 Ll 4, du b►eb" Ow Notice, That the CO3IIIIIITEE of 9UYING sad !WARE HOUSES will lie ready in remise Pr.;posals In writing, sealed up. on isr'before IV P.ON FSDAY, the 211th April, 1819, from .Iml 'lemma as silty be willing to *sooty NM Company with • MILITARY ACCOUTREWENTS, CANYMPI, BUNT. IN(;. WHITE LEAD, CRN.SCREWS, PULCICEIRS and lIRCSII FS, and BEECH PLANK; And itssi she Conditlnos of the Contracts , may be seen ups, application to the Clerk in the raid Committee, with whom the Proposals most be left, before Elevr u of the Clock on the said 211th April, after which hour the Committee well not femme say lender. JOSEPH DART, Sertvtary._ F.AGI.E FIRE AND LIFE OFFICER, Corn hill, I;theliihresTheslrw. Harms' oltet. r I - 1E DIRECTORS tripectrullv--aailautit to 'l!.t. Pulalie, the advantages iikpersaaa minced at throe Oakes. 'lbw term. are ininsnally nicest, with the benefits of early other Office combined. The payment of Rent Is allowed to pafferera by rare, without soy increase of pre. mium. Nu charge ia made for Policea—uo icaponaibility can be inenercti as to Partneraitip Societies, wherein every unit is liable fur losses to the extent of his whole property. Life Insoratices sifeeled, the rattling or purchase of Annuls tirs offered to the public upon the same equitable terms. Lady•dey rubries 5h...01d he renewed within F.fteen Days. WILLIAM BEFITIAM, tecretary. remßisiti.g PART of UPHOLST ERY 1 and CABINET P.IRNETURE of MORGAN sail Co., Nos. 16, IR, and 17, Catherine-street, Stroud, IS NOW ON sm.r, daily; the Patent Tsaralgar Side•buardy and Oning-tables, Imperial Doting tables, Sits-beds and Chair- We, solid Mahogany Wardrobes and Chests of Drawers, dm The whole selling at the Manufacturers' cost prices. N.ll —Articles of every description Mamisfaelored to (Inter, of well-seasoned and pi ime materials. LORD BYRON. This day is published in Bvu. price 4 . 61 . T II F. V A PV R F.: a Tale. By Ole Right Hun. LORD BYRON. To which is added. an Aiteotiot of his Lordship's Resi dence in Ilic Island of al oly leur. 'Printed, hp permission, fur Sherwood, Necly, and Jones, Paternoster-row. 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GRAHAM, PHA sttlWri from the House of Commons, brought up the liioke• pen Bates Bill, the Alkali Ditties Bill, the Freight Distribution Bill, and the Streets Paving Bill.—They were severally read a Brat time. The Fart of RosstAn presented a Petition from the Magistrates, Ileriturs, and others of the Costar of Clack mannan, against any aiteratioo io the Ditties on Coal.— titd on the table. The Noble Earl complained that an order, made by their Lordships on the Stir day of March, whereby the Clerks of the Roads throughout Great Britain and Ireland were coin mangled to la, before the !louse Briars. pursuant to the 424 of the King, ch. 72, had not bees complied with. In the hopes that these Returns may be laid on She table im mediately after the recess, be moved that their Lordships' order of the Sth slay of March be obeyed firithwith.— Ordered. Mr. Dicstssow, from the Donee of Commons, brought up the Quarter Sessions Division Bill.—lt was read a liist tune. Lord M tf.tft 6lr presented a Petition from the Freeholders and other Inhabitants of the County of Edinburgh against any alteration in the Coal Disties.—Laid on the table. CATHOLIC CLAIMS. Lord GRINVILLE presented it Petition from the Chan cellor, Masters, and Scholars of the University of °afford, against say elm lotion in the Laws affecting Human Cathy lies —The Petition was rend, and laid an the table. The Horse then adjourned until !Woodsy. This day arr publisbril, isatsil.asuiely pointed iu 41u. wali nouttoviro, price U. Ifse iu boards, R. EIIORIAL" . ; or, The Ilr,ttornhlr Titi , gS that fell Ott within Ibis Islaitel ur Natoli:, from ISMS to 1684. By the Rev. Mr. RIHIERT &bled from the MS by CHARLES KIRKI'ATRICK SH %RIVE, Keri• they 250 rupit • pi,iiirtl. P e jorrd Cr ArelisluililCinietablt and Ch. tittillitrah; and letticmon, Hutst, Rees, Orme, and Drown; ntitl Hurat, Ho biomes., laud Co Cheapen*, lAIII4IIII. As above may be had, The IsECRLT wad TRUE HIS. TORY of ihr CHVlttil .r scort.AND, front Ow Re. pissratuni tit Cu. Year 11. $. f'y der Rev Jent Kirkinss Tio who, II t. add. d, 311 Arc,.,'l ur dot Murder or A rrhlrishnii Sentry, hl Jaw,, Rstesrll, MU Aft sr iheeriu. Eau, d f l ueu the Mae(. by C.barir• Kirkpatrick Sherri., Esq. 1111 h Portraits. I. Virlusne, 41u. nice 11. Ilfs. tog:nowt titer/mown! or continemorr of the lowthtrost DA tore Ass.--Rrlerreol so the Coutwootte on the said Act. FOtYRY ELEel'lttN. Mr. Rouir.ts Gannon alastodvico twerealed a Prti from Lord Vettrtori tißai.nl thsr.iate 'moon AN the Paw' Electimo. Tits Petition was owlered tat WI Italian trtio consideration on Thumbs' the OM of • MARRIAGE AMENDS/FIST HIM.. Pllipustots mossponal the Wilier crsorldevatiew of the Report on the Marriage donvothisettt Bill, leant Mooney, tisettioh of April. QUARTER EMMONS DIVISION BILL. Oa the motion of )Ir. thratuses, the Stouter Sessions Division Hill *ss Wed she third time and pataeoL IRISH TURNPIkE ROADS. On the motive of hiir G. Mu.. Ars-omits were nrolerod to he hid Wore the Hoare, of tie rams reezipta of the Truisms row the management of the Turnpike Roads too !rollar.for the th,e. Noe years, Iliotiogoishing the osorient eiselt.t, and also of their listpirseineitts , tlim , "lltrii - Jellrflost paid for hoprovhig rostra, tbetvganstime, (I'o- I smittpouridoeying• Sac. The WM. Ratisorygpirr osahiereltst. '"wirelltlllllll4l,'Whintes Easter Reeve., foe woulamolornot Onstion owl She gums for the better managemeut of tbe said Turnpike Road*. CATHOLIC QUEiTION. Sir ionic NIMPOST, ou the part of Ilia Right Hon. Friend (Mr. Grattan) postponed until the SOth of April, his motion uts the subject of the Penal Laws affecting the Roman Catholics. [This motion previously stood for discnssion on the .7th iost.l DEFAULTERS ON ELECTION BALLOTS. The minors of Delimiters on Election 13sl1ots were called over, and the Hon. Nleostherot who were mimed, were chiefly ordered to utteiod at the ballot uu Tuesday next. ILCHESTER ELECTION. Mr. IiCoNETT ro.e to preseiit a Petition. to which he begged to call the serious attention of the House. The Petition was signed by the Rector. loath the Churcliwsrdena, mod the Overseers of the poor of the borough of Ilchester. The Pelitioners set forth the 'serious and unparalleled grievance* under which they complaitsed, and he ( %Ir. Ben nett) sincerely hoped that some person better tic- Istaiuted with the facts, for be knew nothing of dip.... except from the statement in the Petition, would come fotword nod coutraillet ollegatious which, for the honour of Englishmen, fur the sake of hunotility. it would be must desirable to see alto gellter refuted. The borough of llcliester, it ap iteared, rewrites! two Menthe's to Parliament, and was hitherto cmiaidered to be in a great degree Under the patronage is a Noble family, who had not been us auece..ful as they sti*lwil at the last election. The coosegitence of (ilia d e feat was, that the Noble family considering it perhaps to be more their interest to manage a winced limit eat augment ed hotly of elector', proceeded in the most summary way to reduce the number of voters, by pulling as Lroalorile. else tenet:two... , io .. 1 "" they voted, mid ejecting the possesstirs from their plower , of residence,-the consequence of astaiislt was, that above one hundred poor individuals were dime's from their homes, and many of them Curve., out in the (tight-time. and obliged to seek slit her its the poor-house. Even in this state they found no per milieu shelter, for part of the tenement being sender lease from the ISIoNe Family, they were again ejected, sod the edifice was pulled down from the upper story, so as to retailer the apartments of those beneath untenable, and in the end theee peo ple, 163 in number, from children of a few months old to persons of 84 year* of age, including a small 'mother of paupers, were driven into the street, with a little straw, in the midst of winter. They found shelter in the Town-hall, where they were huddled together in such an indiscriminate mats, that a poor woman, whose lying-in was hourly expected. was plat est in the es nerd gronpe, without oeparstiou or screen to conceal her. He did not know whether there unfortunate individuals hail any legal remedy, but they turned to that Home with the title of their grievance and their prayer for redress, will a feel ing which, he trusted, would long pervade English. mess. Ile trolly did tint know what to sin with the Pet itioti—he lin st thought of referriug it to the Com mittee on the Poor Laws, but he was as yet unde cided. At all events, lie did not err bow the !louse could turn a deaf ear to such a bitter tale of human suffering.—(Herr./ Mr. W. 0. MEREST said, lie sirs nue of the Members for this borough, and could vouch for the truth of the statements iu the Petition. lie would have presented it, but being petitioned egiiiiat by parties in the interest of the nettle Tewily whose acts were co:1)1)61;4rd of. lie felt a de licacy upon the occasion, and was glad it was con fided to his Ileta. Friend. Ile useful, that every allegation in the Petition was true, mid that it was iticrolible what acts -of cruelty and inhumanity had been committed on the occasiun alluded to. The Petitioners bud slot. in any our point, exult. gerated the injuries which were inflicted upon help. hear individuals, by expulsion front their dwellings. He knew not to what legislative remedies the suf ferers 6014 resort, but of this he was sure. that such cruelties could not fur it nunstrut he (pleated in a roulttry like this, which was famed so much for its predilection for liberty sod kilown htt- Mr. WYNN with, lie was equally at a loss to know what could . lie door with this l o ciition. It c was true that its uettuis, if substeutiated, Mate. 'tally affected the moral character of the party complaiiied ugainst, hut be was afraid that the al leged sufferers had no festal retitedy, certaiuly noire wt that House a ould afford. They were the te nants of a wealthy landlord, and bid been by hint ejected front telitaututs which it would seem they held at will: Now, by law, a landlord might do with suchpUrperty just what he pleased; there wee tin rower to cieutrol him. If the (louse were to in. terpttse in such a casei what line could they chair for stopping or proceeding. if tltey atkilitteJ the Inlet positiert in this ease. they could slot well refuse it on theapplicatiou or the humblest:l h.4ivsdasi. Ifs tkolyeisdi to Atdostit that the ease ,right imireisr cruel, troistiiiel. amt oppressiisr but :lift Inc tow no tower wlstekshe floosie hid to afford re drew Sdaimit an of the great laudhuldeis of the 1 peillikked, in p 3.3 e n i4 *4IISCI )14 . IWOIII, Oew ed, by 2011.1 11,:ostIon, 11119. ley • pieblisber_irre trrei of lit.• TIC" r APARTE h Minn ligriiien sod 111 I Vipers. rilb ilsk. 161 'BAN. J ILA ASSAIL lON . KRAN, e Its 4 "—Hy C- 4 - 11,ied , is The 1 as Petits In tee Nee HOUSE OF COMMONS, FRIDAY, APRIL 2. Mr. C. Gnaw; the Chief Sec►etary for Ireland, look the oaths aud seat. Mr. Irvine presented the Accounts of the Island Navi gation. Mr. Mason. front the East India Company, presented Copies of tbe Warrants of the Cusri of Directors for Grant ing Pensions and Awissities —.These Papers •ere swatted to lie on the table. NORTHAMPTON ELECTION. Mr. C. loss appeared at Or Bar and presented the Re pert of the Committee en the Niirthaiuptoo Elettion. which declared the Sitting Menthes - a duly elected, and the Petition agaluit theta not to be frieuktna and vexatious. LANCASTER PETITION. Lord Latchis.is appeared al the Sat; and preshided the Report of the Cos7•lltrr es the loseseler Skillets', elicit declared the Silting bletideera duly elected, and she Panties egoism dins tee be frivolous and LONDON CLERGY, SILL. Mr. b. C&LIISSIT resented • Petition frets the Pa rishioners of 1. Cleat. Detelph, Setsibeeasit, 'pies. she Lttiedoit Clergy Rill—Laid as Ilse table: Colette' DAVIES presented a similar rendes from She ' Chercinrardess of Si. Mtcbaers, Crsoked-iese.—Laidoi the lobes. MEATH HOSPITAL. Mr Gnaw 111.61,10 d to a KAI for enabling the Meath infe rnal in Onbino, to rain 011.111 G•r no if.. 16. 11111 i for ihr au meal eppl.t. the VAMP ...ltra‘l a Bunt time, mid in &red fur a second trAtling. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' M.T. Flt WAENMAN priacuted s l'cutieu hue! Gotport k uevi that the Magistrates gen the men stud Irelleto Is. ruck, and the chtldrro ti. They were, of course, Mill to lirg ill the ItOinitritig vtilot;ell. I,ord..CusTtARSAGN mita, that the !utter.** of 1 1 .titssiumt were iu oo degree upplicabte to a esottr: of f ,ttii, kiwi, which merely referred to private pre. way; the remedy (if mix). must Lie rd,,,T.1 1., a,. leytof the line, owl nut in nity ins-moose salmis Oariiiiinerrt could im0d....4t would he bootee to decline re ceiving • Pointe's or ons cod, cacti,.. the lion. Member 'could nuke ant * ottoogee 'Note In justify Parliamentary ipterposition. than to hold out, by receiving it. any hope to the ronoplatoisom that they were likely to be benefited by the tion of this coarse. Humanity would, in fact, dictate the propriety of withdrawing a Petition vdrioe the receptiots of it could answer no purpose. Sir JOHN NitWtORT differed from the Noble Lord, and thought that great utility would result loom the presentation mud piloting of this Petition. If nn other remedy weir open, and the allegations in the Petition true, the noinriety of the oppiessiim would operate on the feeli:ig of the ippressoi. 0151 give him that puoishinent which could nut utber wise be inibeteol. Mr. BINNOTT 'HAM, that be had no .means of verifying the facts alleged iii the Petition further than to spite, that they were eubscrihed by the Itec tor, the Churchwardens, sod Overseers of the poor of Ileliester. He could knob nothing of them cif his own knowledge, and he would therefore colotent himself with steno.' the suture awl extent of the romplaint, and he had no objection to withdraw did Petition. The Petition was-accordingly withdrawn. CASE OF GENERAL GOURGAU D. Mr. LausTom ruse, in pursuance of the notice he load given, to bring under the considerations of the House the Petition of Generet Gourg,itid. Ile could not be acquainted ',moonily vri , ll the f•its Or the case ; and, therefore, lie must, us his Hon. friend (Mr. Benelett) haJ just done, decline any responsibility fur ,the statentent which &moat Gourgeud lied drawn up. The Petition was hand ed to has by a distioguiched.foleigner in this coon. try, the friend cif General Gourgaud —mod lie thoustlit he was b".." Jo. ) , at a Member of mat House. to submit it to their cousideratiou—. isarticulsoly ea it 'artist out of tat est mow of the powers granted to his Majesty's Goveriinient by the Alien Act—that shameful memo!teel of our depart ure from those principles of ul,t Eoglisli libel alny to wards foreigner'', wield. fornierlY was 'cosiodere4l our invariable downer. Lost Sessioii, he conlesseol. be would have presented this Petition with greed duo ht as to the ensnare iii which it would be received--hot he felt much confidence in laying it before the present House of Commons, which had, so greatly,to its homier. and so much to the eilvisiiteige of the cottony. *hewn the 113011 determined disposition to iiirtetigate minutely every complaint, and every case of distress. that way submitted to it. !mime— cod, therefore, he entertiiiied the fsllfrlt CtonVir • that General Gourgaud's case would recei.e ample and deliberate consist, ration. Toe Petition emu plelued of • gross breach o.f that provisicii of the Alien Act, by which fureigoiers, ambled for the Furplaie rf tiring sent out of the coniitiy, oti ght insist on being previously carried bef.oe tip. Privy Council. It complained further of an act of Government the ino.t unauthorised and unjustifi able that could be imagined, insintly, the ermine of die papers and property of the Mien. These charges were accompanied wish a steteineast of the cruelty and wanton barbarity that were indicted ton this unprotected foreigner—a statement. toolin h. if not fully disproved, must rattail disgrace sie.d dis honour on those Who presided at the Home He hopird. fur the character of the country, it would be sheen. that the Government had nut degraded theunielees in the eye of the world. by uprising an unfortunate foreigner, who . eons placed. un protected mud •defeneelear. Within the reach Gl' their bouedless power. He would. .as shortly as possible, state the fads, which Gene rid Cool gaud requested he might herealter be allowed to eubstaintiste. On the 11th of November last, at an early hour in the guarding t serves or right mess, armed with pistols cud bludgeons. rushed into Geis. Gourgaas chamber, While he waa in beet. Mr. Capper. who was with the party, desired loins to rise mai go with him. General Goureaud said I.e would,•and regoested time to diem. At this time , the party were searching his pipers. He eisked. where was the warrant wider which they ecieil ? when Mr. Capper %hewed him a warrant. siren Viscount Sielmouth, directing Ow the Gen' rid , should be forthwith sent out of t h e 1 / 4 11104111i. Gel*. Goorgstuf observed, that this warrant did not en.: diorite Mr. Capper to take his rapers ; and lie re. quetted to be allowed lime to settle his elfin*. or to write 10 a (Amid to take care of his priieeety. Mr. Capper said. if he did not . 01 up he would take him away. naked as lie was--and to slice that lye meatikto act as he thamtesied, he seised the b.-d. eioshei.iti order to pipit therm From else Geo.-rat. He then got opa sod. ataconipassied by the vilify, wits held their pistols to his breast, preeeroted to his dressing roost. To Mee thesis that he format nu violence; he 'mildest out to thrM the 'flake whew hi kePt a yew of pi.tols. which were Inlionol. ▪ Ras expressed a *Ws to he taken below the Privy - 41,:otwout; bet his reque t t was ir e finietr. Ile also Mated his death to real lasi his papa% bee lag wining that ilary shield hie examine,' by the bwopeeirrshisisliss. bat art irairnsievirig it right that -they sississM bit iampterned by Mr. Capper air 1.14 patty: With thit rim betaok sip • piece of *W. ' * ."•-• ' • - 4r ."' ', ._ ‘..%:".. ,r. i- • filt• • °l l 1 ~-.:: f 6 . " . 41 ,, .•-:.!e,1 , ii ii ; . eh* s • • :."'... - ~.: 1 ' `-; • \ 4ip .., . , -9 1 10, 1 0 f' proloajpgr . . . - . .• - . • .- - • , , . ',• . . . • „ , -• • • • ;. . • •-• • 1 • • r ft. PRICE SY.VEN-rigNCE• • , .. . • • ...-- •) - _ . •.• - s Deilfcitalior Grosvenor families were to throw theit. h 1 pasturage lands into thesi rtes. the alteration until,' doslstless eittoil newly gßeeJeces upon CIS pcmiousr ~ posscwers. tint still there .ould be no legal remedy. • }lc d.d not see hots the House could institute bay . • inquiry aspen this sislq•ct, or what opportunity could be afforded to the persons complained against • i • of vindicating themselves atainst thr charge. . s Mr. Dicti viols said.. tbat he hop umrd id be kit the town of lichester at the lime when !Hose poor t . people ..ore driven Gum their habitation's. Hs This day was prildisheil, in 3 arils. price 11. Is in Guard., `Ali r PATRICK : National l'ule of the situ. y. by AN ANTIQUARY. What cracker is :Ina name, that drab our ears With $ a 55 abundance of suttee tiouu* breath ? C. 0.% out, black mixed, I have nu f e ud fur thee. snAKspr. tnr. Printed file Archibald ('.instable and Co. Edistlius ; and Iriuntaaan, Hurst, area, Urine, and Bruivii ; and Hurt, RU• bialian. Sad Cro. Clicapside, London.