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'here ( *da be se ab• iris Imtite oateitmetiors, 10 swim wp liteiiii- , - r leek, o'Clwet precisely, for list purpose of tibiae luta r i..),.ihrok.l4ium en toe , alai Lea , . 0011 .,Leedo t'!_ ll * i sill:f el."'" iWaa r liabral .C. i11e 4 7:1144 4 0 • 1411 1 74 , 44 . 4411teg. g .'" . -: . 024 1 X.. )' 46. I'l • 44 '.. .. 'L -Ir.'. '.. I le' • torelmoiderstime the Report o f she Board ~f• Man.aemeut '.e believed the C.owtsiitinr asii SNOW. • Report rims..lA-111:24".1.641* ease . . - 1 - i,„, . • ''' 1 , . • ... ifr'e?'"'"E' --1, ,r ;12 4 1 "' 7 . 1 " . " ' alpha Sib 1.16.1. ROBERT grEy FAL H„,,. a te . 'Session, bat the Bills wow slily! • Repos!. fir& seiaillibi ►110 . .: ''''• " etili r' v " - " - wh i ch ••••.f tl • '•••••• ,e • ' .. , 1 ; 4 11.411.i ''.... l t l oct. C. .t• _ .i.' . bark tet the state of y rke Pelsolitals. - • (pleat, fieso./.=Wites 1110 *gutty area., • ~. • . . - . . • Cit°ljCii.•llND K. OL will OPEN. ■as - 'll i o ' The Loa* CRAIiteLLIIII said. ii would litave hees.sery: - ' , Ware. *4 IthrtightitatiorStkairolde thoCitelimi • mkt, it . -14 . esiileas' iii . ‘ B° : . . : 4 f. --:'. - .- ' • WWII. MI Ob. 566 histamt 1 ,,,d,. / th e di rce li ou o f dutirahlo that the 11111. hod heat liwoosis seemlier is the, • Ka- emeriti! forward :0116.111 delay a i . . . . N ... ~ ~.., • '•". Mi. GRANT. Ptemle , geesier._ "ma they reek' beached the talus! a .ti... - L. It ours. deohiStio,"mosediti .1 that th: l = __,....z.„ .= __. 81 • 1441 P wF PI . • • - ." ~r der • 1 4 " - c.o. tir, Teruo sway he obtailsid fro ia 111rsmrs.She*Wwwil lbe,"'Wemsee " ihr-"ag"*. which they Were Meg dernrd ' iii.. 0 41 home the (OHM tieetioo'satoivel her a mot. wirmemiter___ , . .ter i i 4, l , i ,s e ,.. 4 : ..,. 4 4 and CO. Pairteilli.er•lllPlr ;of 'slim 1160, and of Messrs. 'of all 'bele Welt eilletted velar amides. • . um tue c h arge. Ir. thirerate.hii Majesty lisil spy 'IT ....r.' ter" . . -•-- • • - L.. 0,4. mild CAL ow) hr had, The Bills were Shea troki • aecouni tiro, soei after MPS M lnol sus 1 l', A GRAMMAR urthe ENGLISH LANGUAGE. By • **Manilla , * briber" Hee blelellAllelt ba11iii , 4414 4 die Limo 016 1 r eti°n 541 the tale h e hi'd skt'", P •P l ierea li___ Aro ,' train% a w ,i l e - . 4 4 .. . d. {luau! , A.M. Price A.. bared . . Cstawiqau.sia, sad, Lied Hou.soo, they were orierre it/ he *lobed to propose a far th er delay, he tareeiyht Alan, by the rune, " 4 "0 1 , 1 " .2° I'aar"•l9 and thou Lewd** le he sow- s would be dr.irmlitt that the ritiwrlmiodi of kw liairs the, eltele442l . . ;is. , • 0 2. As A BRI DGM F,NT ni A. GRAMMAR. Price 19. 0 2 911 9 4,1 1 We that day. • slab to that eirevt should be wide within akw liar detail!ttstaNt • , £ • ~.•1, ' • • • !.., . S. A KEY on the EXERCISES ia the GRAMMAR, with • • THE QUMEN. therefore esteem •• • • . • -. •' ta . .. duel!. .< Easlanesiona. Price ... • . , • ..a .. 4 . isa .be t hey it would. Nil,' tpg row . ' ', "11° ,4' 4. INSTITITII2/1 of LATIN GRAMMAR. la otters, Thy Sal of LIVERPOOL li/ visits* 40 more that The itt^tia 4l I" Iffistliouillit the orcmgis I price 10s. 44 b o a r d s . the Order-of - tile aly he read for the reveled read... the Bill Datil Thursday. the 1 2tis of AlelPastaa trious personage sow snored i alue • , • der Asia hoetot FOR THE GROWTH OF THE H A IR, trtiy lakrol kr wrrawt • mit of the 11111 against the Queen,, thOuglit it •Istm . Thf "Sell pet •liiii *Erred to : • of the order a theirtor‘ "Illtr-• He kiwi chi ti was • • • iat'lliCh eater Rreoatairoded by the late Dr. Bunter mod other eminent duty to . stste thecouree he meant to adopt _apse . : .41 -" .. . , A la?. ti . ist m . copy " ~I .; . . . • , • • , 1 1 1 / 4 . , - . . '~~ Ky~AR+ "I ~~/ ~ ~~~ N um Rum 5490. KING'S TAR A TSB. HIS. EVENING. TUESDAY. Jody. u, will be perfnerriell MstW►t'* popular Opera of DON GIOVANNI. End of NM Firal AN a fapooritc Diee►liremeel. • After the Orr! the favourite Buller of LA SOUL THE - LAST SEASON OF TA t COMPAT'S FEL. FORMING AT THIS THEATRE. TIIICATRR•ROYAL, IirAYNARKar. TEVENING. TUESDAY. July 'I. a mew ()trinomial AsWren *lll he umpire by Mr. Terry, after which will be performed a Comedy, in fire sets, called THE WILL. • . . Sir Solomon Cynic, Mr. Terry; Mandeville, Mr. Yonseter; norrard, Connor; Veritaa, Mr. Baronial; Mealme, Mr. Alhina Mandeville Mrs. Maeda , . (from the Theatre Rnyil, Drary-lane. her fiat appearance on this muse); Mr.. Rigid. Mr.. Green (trout the Theatre Royal, Heichiuti); Cicely Corley, Miss Leigh; Deborah, Mrs. Kendall. After which, the Mintiest Entertainment of LUCK AM) KEY. Ilrvoimace,m, Mr. Williams; Cheerly, Mr. Caynter (fen% Ike 'Meshy. Royal, Covent-gar*lea, hie brat apiwaranee Oa this .lash; yairtnkly2sla, Mr. Barnard; Ralph, neasell.• Orton Ilse Theatre Ro EAMborgh); Fanny, Mrs. Liana' • • Beam, •5,.-,.Pit, Ml.—First Gallery, 2a.—Second Gal- The Doors to he opened at Six o'Clotk, and the Perform. ince to Preen at Seven. . . by the late Dr. Assidet and lithe; eminent Phyairians. EILUDSON AN 13 COMPANY trepes•aulli isaermi Ilse Public, Shot havine had romeimoil stokes , Ships tit,yisc foreire roma of a WALE DIV' 11; 1?„" thei r have, al the saleroom% of riaaseroos Friends, aitopiert that of 4 110TANIC Oil." as more appropriate, it beam Aerie frail a manuscript recipe of Culpeper, the celebrated ESE. lish Botanist. pan . itrir • t- , aitfo! the Said iswatatiomorTh at be plowatOsal t. n lay the Black .111 tad ; atnadar copies we. also Ofliefell to he iftherted to the Cotterel for the - Qts..eis, sod to the Kine's Attorney-fiendhal Thirdly, that the [louse will allow Cowgirl to be heard in olappawi of tlw torosecutieti. and wit. Heaves to lie ettalutiotal. before the second reading of .the gout Bill. die times Attoeuereasporal s t L io. te ifs* Waal/ that timer I , ar and would they he let elflike/it tem the . fendasit's Couiseel s &t to their Linefehisidii4w. ledge of the case, frosts the pe l met of Oa iffecitat Committee, all he should hay was„ tins ait.c44- veyed uo slrreiBc account of the parnealaavof toe charge. It indeed referred to a mass alisoidesee which rendered the depositions the piece iseevosswy. Fle reiterated the necessity of affordisig to _the QilteU a list of the witurises egliiist her.--(i/nr.l The Earl of LiVessiool. repeated. that . the specific requisitions now alluded to hail Better br Made the subject of distinct motion, he skawid Shen state his 'Timms agtiost its adoption. Wills refer ence to the stasidnig order of Kitt, lie cooldtaint see Its analogy lathe present ease; but it: point on fact, if they wetit into precedents, they would tii,4: there were a number directly in 11uir.t where surly a claim as that now pet up was rejected. lie in- Meowed the case of Francs Bishop of Rochester, where such an applicabou was made anal refused. lie dial slot state thi• precedent ps conclusive against the application. lie merely wished it to have its weight so far as it went. He was willing to admit that nu delay ought to occur in laiiag the deposi tioni before their Lordships, if it was rpm, those depo.itiotia they were about to be called to give their judgment. But they knew that instead of resting upon such dociament,, they were to pronounce their judguieut upon evi dence delivered iu a very different 'mintier; they were to pronounce It upon a consideration of oral teitianualy; subject to examination. cross-examina- Imo, anal te-exithin a ti ou . He repeated , that it would be desir a ble th e proceedings, alien once connuenced, should he coutintled witi t the ;Is. terveution of au, adinurisoirut ; at !lie same tio.e he was ttprally eilling . to say. that if io the prog CIS it *haunt teens desirable to; the goers' to ask for aiy delay aircrew, to the doe prepariltion bit h•r de. fetace. such a dray ought its be atl.:titted. If h.! Were lo Cu. Older which of the two iirocerdings ar should edo , tt with reference to the mutilate atti•ins (Deist of sirlotatitial justice, Whether 31 list Of µ,1 7 ursser should be giveas in the f!rst instatsce to tl Qirerai. or a delay lie resher afforded to her Mejtin ! , to ramble her to take any further steps she think es.ential lair her defence, he had sin hesitation in attic lie should prefer acceding to the denial al lair that delay, rather that' giving a previous list of ... ~~~. Wince the Hair Ins Wien uff hum Mums, pea-1,1:18110n, change uf tlisuste, &c. the Botanic Oil will infallibly re. Wife it. ia erdinaly cases, a Is. Ad. Dunk will prove its of hut where there has been great giggled, or where the party is advanced in life, a entails pe . is or. y. See testim ' Is of its efficacy in a Ilissertaiims on the has enclosed round each Runk. It is also muc► esteemed by ladira fur dressiog the Hair; it makes it, if eser sti hush, beautifully soft and glossy, keeps it in cur and imparts ■ reviving grateful perfume. Price 3s. 6.1. 7s. 6d. awl One Guinea. Earl GRIM concurred with the Noble Earl ap po. site iso his essruest desire that their Lordships should closely give their p*rsonal ottetidasice throughout the whole proceedings to this painful but para. usouistly importoast investigation, sod upon their cool and deliberate judgments form their ultenaate opinion upon the case. Ile agreed, too, that it would be desirable. when the emie coniastuced, that it should he carried forward, if passible, to its conch'. *jou •without adjournment or ussorcessaty delay. Ile also agreed in thr propriety of hearing both Cousosel mid witnesses before the second reading of the Bili. Ile would also suggest to the Noble Earl the propriety, indeed the necessity of giving her Majesty a list of the witnesses in support of the charge, and it would be only just to give her Coun sel a copy of the depositosos taken :against her. Without the note and the other he thought insist unw necessary difficulties* would lie cast upon the Queen i n preparing to Int a ct 11,e charges b Ott ligiiitist her. Ile could see no possible injury to the prose cutioss to granting what Ise asked, while lie saw the greatest inconvenience to the accused in a refu sal.—(llear, hear.) The Esrl of Livearoor. repeated his anxiety to allow the fullest uppurtumty to the Quern of meet ing the charges brought against het, but be was still uusatisliesl that public justice callril foe the giving the Queen a copy of the deposit' The charges indeed were in ssibstuesce essistisin. rd in the preamble of the Bell, literal . ..re the necessity fur the depositions was in a great degree obviated. %Vali respect to tier list of op. tierces, he lied given, he could assure their Lord ships, that application Isis t patient consider:s lims, mud else result was Ihs bein t r, perfectly satis fied that oil claim of j110114`1" could be made out to a list of witnesses. It would, he also it gist, be isa a precedent us their Lorshshipts could well adopt. Without arguing the subject further at this moment, he would only say that he was pre. pared, if a specific motion were made upon the sub ject, to give what he trusted would be derailed ear issfactury reasons fur refusing the request to which lie alluded. 7 • Places 110 the BuXt• to be taken or Mr. Meesiagham, at the Theatre. ' To-rourrow, The Belk'. Stratagem, with Oil end Visegur. THEATRE ROY A LP-biG LIAII OPERA-HOUSE► STRAND, rlll-11S EVENING, TUESDAY, July 11, will I.e perforated, 10th time, mu entirely sew Comic Op*retio, called THE PROMISSORY NOTE. Mr. Markhsne, 31r. Weruch; Mr. Scamper, Mr. AMPOIIINP; Ithrks, Mr. Salter. klre. Markham, Mrs. W. S. atatterley; laroltor, Miss Carew Cicely, Miss Kelly. After whirls, the Comic Ope►ella called IS HE JEALOUS? Sold by the Proprietors' wholesale agent, Mr. Alkiesee, • Petteettee, No. 44, Gessortl.shrel, Suku.sqlsare ; Meets. Gatti, and Pierce, 57, New li Latreet ; Messrs. Bayky and Blew, Cuckspur•atrret ; Mr. Rigge, 55, Chi:upside; and by must Perfumers and Medirine Venders in the Kingdom. Also HUDSON'S BOTANIC TOOTH POWDER, f o r bratefifyiag and p►eserring the Teeth, fastening those that are loose, removing She tartar, and curing the scurvy in the Eines, and issfallibly preventnig the Tooth Ache. Pore Its. MI. a Box. Mr. tlednorite, Mr. W . renth.Thartie., M.as Kelly; Mrs. 1,n•",,, Mrs. W. S. Chatlerley ; Ruse, Misit I. Ste►enson. T.. ur als will be added, an •lured Musicil Piece, in two acts. eslkd THE. HUNCHBACK; Or, FROLICS IN BAGDAD. Hasa of Ba,tdad, Mr. Konbutham ; Cruss.leg, Mr. Wil kins....; Z. be4r, Mr. %V. S. Chattes ley ; Crosnoy, Mr. Her. try; A IC/lIS. Mr Broadhurst; Dr. Clisioqulua, Mr. T. P. fr.sehe. Dors, Miss Love; Jaggy, Miss I. Steveusos. 'VHF ESSENCE of PF.AIiL end PEARL M DENTIFRICE, invented by the late Jacob linnet, Dentist to the Royal Family, have been proved by loins ex perience to g•eatly excel, both in elegance and efficacy, every other preparation I.r the Teeth and Goma ; they ef fectually preserve the Teeth in a sound state CV4 . 11 to old age, renikr them white and beautiful without impairing the enamel, fasten such as are loose, aril keep such as are de cayril from becoming worse. They likewiite tender Ilse breath delicately sweet, prevent the Tooth-Ache, perfectly cure the Scurvy in the Gums, and make them grow Arm mid close to the Teeth.—The [meaty is particularly recom mended to Parents and Promo.' who have the care of Children as the greatest prreervative of young and trader Teeth. None are genniae but what have tits words, " J. Hemet. Bayley and Blew, Lockrpar-street," engraved in the Stamp. Pi ice 2.. nd each. RAVILY's TRUE ESSENTIAL SALT of LEMONS, fur taking Lik Spot,' and Steins out of Lace and Limit The. genuine is W. Bayley " us the Box and Wrapper. Also his 6CoURING DROPS, for taking Grease out of Bak. Sitar, ‘Vs,, lle u Cloth, dec. prier Is. each. VERITABLE POMMA DE DIVINE, mite 3*. 6d. the Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by Bayley and Blew, Per fumer*, Covkapur-street, Lnadou. The spiciness Saloon has been again tastefully isted up Mill, a 1.11 . 11 , deign, representing all Illuminated Oriental Garden, and will he opened as nanal at Eight o'Cluak, fur the admittance of the &mid Price, which consineuces at - _ . Tu.murrnw, The Blind Boy--Tbe liusithback—asid The li•uib of Captain Cuuk. it. T. COOKE respectfully announcer that tti‘ CONCEKr, will lake place at the Argyll it. 1111.. "lAN DAY, TUESDAY, the 11th of July. Pnt •pal Singers.-.M ism M Tree, Miss Piivey, rod Mrs. Pupils of Mr. T. Coolie). and Miss Nnldi. Mr. Be. yr it, Mr. Terrill, Mr. T. Cooke, Mr. Bellamy, Mr. Weigh, Mr. Mullinex, Mr. O'Callsgh3lll, anti Harp, Miss St?rupt.....Flute, Mr. Nichtilsuiirisllllll Forte, M3ilemuiselleJanis—Guitilucturr, Sir George Stuart—Leader, Mr. H. Susan. To commence at Eizht 41•Clock7 Tickets, 108.64 ratty, to be had of 51r. T. Cooke, 71, Manchester street, 51ancbester-synare; at the Argyil-Roosna, and principal Mosie Shops. N 11—Tiekeitt issued hie the 15th of June swill be ad lus .1 t. d. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. 'll ArIORROW MORNING. .1 Trig u'Clock, LOTTERY DRAWS, sod All 4 Prizes 0f....e 30,000 All 10 Prizes 0f.... f3OO All 4 Prizes 0f.... 4000 &e. he. Morey sod Cot. I All 1 Pr tzes 0f.... 500 Aw l s es mg b e dr,,u. All 4 Prizes 0f.... 400 LOITERY FINISHES TO MORROW. HOUSE OF LOOMS, 11lonsAir. Jinx 10. Lund ELLENBJII6i/Gli remarked illicit; what ap- FlCAfed ill him to he the iticonsistency to the cot:- duct tit the Noble Lords near him. They on a fanner evening cuthplained that the Peers canspos mg the Secret Committee, sod who had had as op portunity of referring to the depositions, were thereby incapacitated from corning fairly to the case iti their places as Judges. to decide upon the whole matter; and yet now, after this declaration,, the same Noble Personsges were anxious that the whole House should be ptst iti possessiou of those document,. sod 'Of MOM spon.their own reasoning, all applied to the eorutristtee, fying theinselvea from beccmiag calm mud impure bid judges al the case. * la hi,* °pinto'', however. !A l i d e p., i ti ow s were nut calculated, in Atte slightest degree, to affect their judgments re'prctiug the ultimate issue. But se.: the extent to which this doctrine of documents might be carried. .Their Lordships should recollect that they were not only Judges in matters like that now impending, but also hereditary Consisellors of the Crown; if the Crown were to rail for their advice pima a caw involving its &gaily, and, perl!aps, crinsinstory to an individual, would the eels!y of their Lord ships be, that they were utrabk ho give their advice, because the east! was one which mi g ht hereafter come before Mein fat decivinit us their judicial capacity ? Such arguments were pine unfounded. It admitted at all. the adtins awn must be ti::!:oittiratated by a Centit .I%lUtl, that the cutiatitutiou had unposed two luttetywi upon their Lordships, o n e of which was utterly iticianspatebte with the other. APPEAL. WOOD, Appellaid, Row r, Reepondendl • . . This was as appeal inns a stricter of the Lord Merellur. Their tonhhips eiseihruted the juitgiweut ist the Court brluw agaietse the Lord HOLLAND, after %finding to the Mintier in which this pitiolul inhjrct had been brotNlst under the consideration of their Llirilships, Lint, that lie would call their totriiesibir :went! 000 0 before he pro. ereiled further. to No. 47 of their Siniiiliiigf)rileis. The Clerk, by his Lordship's de•ir-, read the •aid Order, which was dated the 3:1 April, 16-24, utd win in sob:ounce-- Wiiretiited undrawit Tickets and Shares are we Mr at the elf f•tahhshed and forterate Offices of J. ■n4 J. SIVE 'I% EIGHT, Nw. j 7, Comb'll ; 11, listlboris ; 31, Haymar. let; pod 141, %ford-street ; where the fullowtog Capitals wrrr 5..141 seri Shared in the weevil Lottery t Nir. 014, • Pei•• of .Z 20,000 1E,313. a Prize of .. 10,0011 And Three other Capital Prism. The Earl of srAm DDDD look the oaths and his semi. PAPERS. Mr. Irvine, from the Cosoion.House. presented all account of the Exports to China for the lam sox years. Mr. Beemoa, from 11w Board of Control, presented some papers relative to She trade Iwtneen India and Chor t. On the motion of the NlarquisnA LAMPIDOWN, they were ordered to lw printed fur the use of 11w Select Coonaiitiee on Foreign Towle. Mr. Dwyer, from the Office of the Chancery of Ireland, presented an Attested ropy of the Con 0000 i o Parren, the oilier of Clt tk of the Pleas in Iretand; ands copy of list Cooninisginn appointing the Earl of /:canard 1.. the office of Cask., Rodiltorosso of the comity of Longford; and al►o that appuintiog the Cleo k of the Peace for the roma, of Clare. They were ordered to be laid on the table. Lion, Krnvtm pftdenitil a Petition from Certain Nimbi tavola of the comity of Middlesex, consplaisoing agaiosid the Monopoly of the Water Couipatties, and propos fur relief. —Laid oa the table. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' BILL. - That, a. that HOU.r was the hightst Court known to llse Constitution, it hehote.l their Lordships that their judicial proceedings should be r{tiodstete.l with the strictest equality tretween the 'censer and the accused. It was therefore or d►red, that copies of the depositions and proceedings had • before their Lordships should be given to an &ceased after their plibliestion; and that Learned Colima ahoold be heard f. r the defence, whether they could answer ,hr seen ration or mil t and that, if the Counsel named by the &e -rased declined nttending, their Lordships should assigu curb others aa would &mud to the behalf of the Defendant. rEN O'CLOCK TO-MORROW MORN ING, ■nd' ALL MUST RE DRAWN. £120,090 in 4 Prizes of .... ,c 30,000 4,000 in 4 Prizes of 2,1)00 in 4 Prizes of 1,600 in 4 Prizes of 3,000 iu 10 Prim 4' 7,200 in 36 Prim of Money and Consols Tickets and Sham may be purchaard THIS DAY. The Lottery filth:hes To-moit Row. CA R ROLL, Gnat ractor, If), 470.0101, and 26, Oxford-street, London, where War 'aided tliiiirawit Tickets and Shares are Selling; also at all hie A zents in the Country. t'A ROLL Shared and Sold, in the last few Months— ^.3W7 Y 30,000 7,003 7116 1.345 FOUR CAPITALS on the First Day of the present Lottery. Lord AVCKLANn preftroted two Petition• from tiro itori. rioltsals coollor,l su White Cross-street priamt, praying that the Bill fur relkring leinotrent Debtors might take eugui t inee of their L a id on the table. Sir James Gralviin, and nil‘..r 3truilsers of the Ilinise Of COITIIIIOIIN 'nought 'up 11w New Street Anientlineni Bill, the Paper Ditties Bill, and several privaie Bills which were resit a lira time. DUBLIN ELECTION. Tho Earl of F.INIEKILLEN preitetitell a Petition from err. faits Inhabitant. ;Jibe city of Dahlia(br'lig elector. , ) amtur , t clau.e in a i/di pruluhill.. Alnsicro is Chaticery in Ire land lotto' ailliat in the titbir iimsir of Parliatoeut, and stating shut M.. Fibs, oho held that oilier, had just been retorrwol liv a la; :r.e majority of the electors of the city of Dublin to serve is Parliament, and priyinte that be might rut he affected by the turasttre.—ordered to he laid ou the table. To Mrs. JOHNSON, Proprietor of Till: AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP, No. 94, Newman-street, Oxford-street, Loudon. 111 ADA Aff Maw 1...! pe• rienced the blessed effects of your Syrup ma TWO of my Children, I beg to irsert the case of Our, on o horn is had the must ex „,ardinary effects. My child, who. la two years and a half obi, has been suffering snider apes:les of dris..ty ever .tore :4 Was six ortionths old, to the extrrnir dims lalty cutt;og her teeth, su much so, Ih it ti Weal waste of fi r ,,b mill distortion isf the joints, rendered the child incapable of !acing moved without a pillow, at the same tinse having irons ow her legs in preveat their getting inure shish/rte.!, oh, u, directed by Providence, I was rreurtaniended to apply to you for 4hr Syrrap, • which, after using two or three days, my Mills! wigwam.' to slceire fresh life arid wetted', and how ever stema!ar it may spiv , dr, after using only Oue Horne 4.f the syrup, I was rivalled to take the irons frusta her Issza, end shortly after she heroine perfectly restored. Every s l urry as to the troth of the above gill bis cheerfully answer. s by your awn isbc!!iesit Serest's, Nu. li, Crown coin t, l'it 'AA t-dreet, Temple E..r, Miry 4, lat2ll. To he had of the Proprietors, Johnson anal Williams, 94, Newninn-stret4 ; and, by their appointment, of all Ilse Mc, dictate Venders it Town soul Country, at 2a. 9d. per Mottle. JOHNSON relieves the Poor,rx ttßunt, di her house, every Tuesday nod Saturday inornisig, front Nine till Ten to'Clock, by bringing a letter from a respectable house. Mtge[, w malty least they *semi objects of elisrity. P. !MAGER. AMELIORATION OF THE CRIMINAL CODE. The 11urqui• of 1.11115100WP1 moved tier r•ennii resoling of She Capital Felonies of Poisi-lonetst Bill. Ile stated ih-st it wa► his intsulsusi, if their Lordships agreed to Ibis Bill bring swail a i.ersord time, hi native nim the second reading of the Prnately Stealing in %hops Hill, raid five Clis pita, Felonies Repeal Hill. The purpose of thew Bills was. Str the mitigations of punishment, to ;;Ise security sigainat Slle seventy of the p►uel law . , which, in Ms opinion, would give greater security to property, as, where else pngi.hrureet WAS only tramportation, prosecutor.. would I.e f Ito rouse forwent. tie was nut aware that airy etijs-r1 ion was intruded to be made to the Htlls, but of 'twee was it wools' fir Holub better ii Man made In enlinni We than so the pre sent 'flue Lunt, CIIANCIEI.II.OII snit; it was not his intent . to oppose the vet tool reading of she Bills, but lie had several strung objetlintts In the erasure wheel, he world state here. after: Ile was son sure whether there vos- A printed Itepuril of t►e evitleect taken before. .the ('.ottrsrillei• it' the other Ileum. of Potljamewt sin which they BiUc frecc groutitlce, het t Ay adopt this •poitufel and most iii t subject. T. Lotaliessps.aiwold recollect, Aglit when this sate. ,loos eat the last occasion liet'-ssore before them, Custorel ou the part of MI Majesty had stated, that r delay. r considerable delay, if he recollects ed right, fur the splice of eight or ten weeks, would be required by her Alajtsty to procure her witnesses ; and this errs accompasaird by a re quest, than until those witiitsses were ready the pro. cerdings el Id not commence. Since that lime, and iu consequence of the Report of their Lord. slops' Committee, it was his duty to lay a Bill. founded upon the recommendation of that Corti milker. on the toble. On the last day when this subject wits bailie them, Counsel, on the part of her 114jesty, made ass application of r very differeot Lied to their Lordships; it was, in fact, that they should proceed with the trial forthwith ; that it should be commenced without the asnallest pos. settle delay. Ile tumid met say that this vari ance between the two applications involved a charge of ioco.boarocy upon the Counsel, fur the different circumstances or the care then. wad oil the previous time, might louse accounted for the different nature of tile application. lie was per fectly ready to admit that she call made on the part of the Queen fur their Lordship. to proceed its her case without delay, ought to Ire aiiswered by their Lordships, as far as it could be done con sistently with substantial justice ; in their mode of dealing wish that call, they should chew their only desire to be the atta 00000 teed of the strictest justice. With reference to that appllcation and to the pro gress of the Ignore proceeditiget, lie thought it right to say, that their Lordships were bound to put entirely out of their consideration all mo tives of mere convenience of a persuoal They were seady, he was convinced, however ',Mo roi was the procerthiag to their feelings, to perform the public duty which their station imposed upon them.—(lleur, heur.j—Ho threw _out to their Lordships, when they had this subject last under their consideration, how Cie they could, with a proper Wipe of duty, enter upon this int portont investigation without the attendance of the Judges—lie did not, of Connie, Wenn Of all the. Judges, best of a full proportion of them. What hod since occurred confirmed him io his opi nion, that they could out perform their duty with satislacioni to theen.elves mid to the country, if they commenced thus proceeding without the attend mice of the Judger. He fcund, uu reference to the records of their judicial proceeding,, that on occa sions like this et had been meal to cumuli the convenience of the public budgies. with ref e re nce to•thetr mites:deuce ou Cumin. There was be um. nod of the year, indeed, whets the duties of the Judie. would tout iuterpoee in some manner, so a. to throw • difficulty on their amanita sitrudruce before their Lordships ; but on the present or. Easton it was evident that *any iuterruption of the Judges, on the eve of going their Circuits, would be attended with very general inconvenience to the public interests. Cuonstently, therefore, with the atteudance of a portion of the Judges, sod with the principle of substantial justice. of which he knew their Lordships would never lase sight, 'they were bound in obedience to the Quetu's desire, to lose as little delay as possible, era commencoug their proceeditto ; he would therefore take the ear ! lie-1 day when it would be possible oldie/tit it nal serial injury to the generul intense, of the country, to procure the attendance of coy adequate number of the Judges. The earliest day then at winds he would propose the farther preacersliogs would be on the 17th August next. By that owe he thought they could ensure at least the attendance of four of the judges. He should therefore now move the rustptmement of the second reed ie; of this Bill until Thursday, the 17111 of August. Three were other mottoes, which, alter this was put in the usual Inantier, lie should sub mit as connected with their future preiceedihg. —our which rendered the promos! attendance of their Lordships throughout the torocereliogs ',ope rative. He was aware ed the incoovetitence to which . this course would expose them its one point of view, bust they must at once see the absolute neces sity of a compfusuee with the order of the House. The fullest attendance *as desirable throughout 'the whole course of proctediug, not Duly to enable their Lordships to form their own judgments, but also to Otte filth derision, whether it shall prove favouralfle and houtsurable, tar usilavourable mid the reverie, that weight and •dthority with the pub lic at large wltichit was most desirable should at. trod the re,ult of their orocetolitsgs. ' He knew their Lordships would readily make this personal siterifice for tfleattainineut of substantial justice ; they *boa look at the parroiount issiportroce of the case whit!' required itolkuel be guided by the, . calm ruff souttil drciltion of their miutb, after a hilt and patient rovesiotation. lie errs sore that whin Ids Majesty's IGoverioneust, and indeed the Judges. were ready to sacrifice all their personal conseuiroce at the only twiired of the yt:ar 101111 they could ash ally recpsaie a Tittle report, that every persuit who breed 11 , 111 wimp . acknoiskitge his rratintrait to mike the rem tedifice.—s(Hetle, hear.) lipthejt re,•• . • • Lord Fluttatiu recanted cud said, that if the date of the order were correct, he should not hesi tate to soy that the order was imperative upon their Lordshios to give not only the list of wit- Ilet4eP. hot also the deposition. The proceediogs to. which the order just read referred. were those brought fnrwaril in the year 16-23 against Lord Treasurer Middlesex. It tiro-, in this mutter : A Committee Walt sitting. pruaet•nitng ati inquiry re• •orcitog touottoot will sores; the A rt.:10114110i) of Canterbury was Chairman of that Committer, rod durutg thru ingair; tome re fleci otos were east maim Lord Treasurer Middlesex, which led. on the ill of April on the year alluded to, to r body of charges agtitoit the. Lord Treasurer. If the entry on their Orders were correct in point of time, there could be no doubt it was destin ed to secure to the permits accused' the depositions made use of in the Secret Committee agsinit it.,.. A c.mference their took place between boils Houses of l'aillatitent. and article,. .11israpearlinielit against the Treasurer grew out of that cutsferetice. lie knew that Lord Treasurer 'Middlesex was at litst refuted a copy of the depositions' given before the Secret Committee, but that on his petition, sink!' was doted on the .4111 of May. such drpiisitiod. were granted, tl J ;;It whether on that Pent ..... or in obedience to vim presjous Standing (lifter (if the titisC, of its entry be correct), Ise could net 'nay. The deinmatinun Were. their ordered : with two days . after their publication; the delivery of them teas also, ordered, so of to give the accused time to prepant far his defence. On reference to the history of Hasse Itiosactions. it would be faunal that the depositiotorctupsamed the whole 11,17 of evidence against thmseetwed. Now t•Fmtiokr. as kbe.Nuble Ear! oppeuits !Met time, wititt Noe due to itch justices he 17suld uoi hut, think an ado . pimis of 4 1 .isisorderitoutd v o il a ec i deet te the attaminent ' • Lord Hot.r.aact remarked, that the !fable turd Au !eat spoke had struitgody mistook rep urgutu'ent which fell from hem our foi tner oreavets. Ilia oh.. jrctoon is the Committee net Ceharney that ►he Merit Peers . who cOmpoved It .•ere taut the h-+t cidcuitted to pronounce an tilii:snite dr.Criioti upiat a.case ousettich, in lace, the, !R• their Itt i kitt decided already. That txtro=imitlici4l ninnion hr bad rerteitaly alluded ta, *id tba ease tom, very dir .ferent with their Lurd•it'ps, who had now .n pro nollliCe %MINI OW Wh.ltr cow, send oho timer , ' of being prejudiced b, th►. deposithile, were Wryly, by fulling the teems a comparing W'lititke-ivt• dletive of the wittatatira, to have' twUrr meant of saskiug up their alliattlA upon all the lucti v • the caw. . • Lord Eichorn& al-to concorred in chi ychyriety of riving the Queen a riot of the etilaesied in Pup mot of thy choir. tle cuic-wrre.o.go the Ine oes.oty of thete Loed.hipe evnintlerinis tho "'load mott o ' chitin Ohieit.eubstosetthi jimmy .liod **Wiwi -Sheen, sod dot l•tiocommirl orcrodcoo•of ea. theta• peva owl taitelsistelote *bleb it 1111 W. irnoreedo The fall .~ ... ~ . 1