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-AP- • • ....11*-.1 • .'")• • , , . . . e ,,,,, , ; , 1 ., ........ 4 ..: . ,-„: ' r ot ''' . . , . I oe • it rittsb . ~ .._, 1 . ''- - • ' . lett biz. ..: 1 -..r C I 0 0 •Itt - . 0 , ,e . ry . . . , . . . . .• . • .. . ' . . •_ • _ •••7 - --- I t:kir -. /1 ._ . - 1011118 ER 2: 219 . • , SATURDAY, MARCH 3, ISIO. . .11MICE SIXPEN C • - -- v iisl ll l T • _ Nof THEATRE-I:OVAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 13/PE/UAL P.41:Li.4 M E N T. I scut toed they saw no neeresity a. all for inn:sage- fished to the world what cast I suspicieto over the lls IN 1•:1' EN I ‘.; 1. 14 ATUVI).A Y. Ni•acti ft, I lion. Let Minister,. vary thenoelves-let them en- Commanders, and had withheld whut triis niece. , I ' i will he pertirine.i, (I)th Ow) a It• Jew p ram ,. r a y ,' HOUSE OP LORDS, EDIDAY, Sl•ticn t. ' lettaiti variances ainonget once woodier ; hut. let nary to vindicate them before the country. The rite. Ft tiE C 11.11- . - i thew not transfer their own miscotolnet to the care Noble Secretary lord laid it down, that the ohjrcts g.l.(.l;el'.e,E.loNlellwillelicsio; Ot t , bit ad.led, OSC.t It AN D Mr. Roar., Mr. Doort.s, Mr Wtteoe, snit several Moo- of His Majesty. At the saute tithe it was ton rte. to be attsiaed by the Expedition depended upon a to.viOe. hers form the !louse uf t oananunn, Innueld a p • copy of the -----1 - V1 . 117.1:11 THE.% flt I:. Deports awl Men...mauls Of the Commassioneri appointed to dent they hed constantly endeavoured to sane- simultaneous operation, and this was prevented by i ; 1.4 rerN [NG. SATIIIiDAY, Meech 3 , cinoluct the ibiprovessents in the si reels mud phsres adjacent !ism their own errors by the veered name of the unusual wind tail weather ; but it was extraordt -1 fill • • •• , Serv a n t s w i ll perform the Comedy to Westminster Ilalt , and o h., accost p r i nt !, inn, w hi c h -wag. He should have thought more respect nary that a eatenlition should be made, in sending i tl Il wfi T t l c e - f i ' l "„A.Vr . " . :ll A NiAps,, n hu r _i i . (him ts tne ) si - were !Adelson the table, tut ofieryardsicad u s e acai tw,a, would have been doe to the throne. That was a out an Expeditioo, that the wind and weather should • 'fed 111 1 UP MINS ! - Merl I-LA . llOe Ittbt... ii , eorrt dere. e..• • ..... sacred ternple, the shrine of which ought to be ap- be such as wtpild pint the convenience of shiPs; 'won I d - -• • o,i tries De TII.I, .ATT'Ett EAsLirt -Upon the order of t.•... 13 Itlitit read, tha t the titouchecl by men of integrity . It was a temple , such reasons ixpeditions ought uot to he atidertidcvn. h l ' i: t ., v o. 1:.t• . . ... . . , I.ANTitv. , O, oxtotw.s, Russ . . House go into it Committee upon this Ell. the steps of which had been polluted by the present It 'ass somewhat extraor.iinaty that a dispatch of i Wit :' 1 ) ll \-.( I I Hit s 1)F. will he so Iles The Earl of 11.1GDW It: Nc, ilk i.tlrauatice of the'sso. Ministers, but it w ou ld ever be sacred to the esti- Sir lttchard Str,chan should State, they acre to kP.c. ol :"" Ni) ". NEXT, l''' . ' ll 5 " --l l''kelN , Dec he glee ycster la), ethic( ived it wits hisdury to utation of the people. Willi respect to the Con- said the next doy up the Scheldt, and'. nest a ship . ~,,i„ et, di ~ , ,00let it II ~ u,-* and It d'res • meta*. - IttOuone i I 1111 l i c I period to the %titration of the IllU tention of Cultre. 6"W Mint•lleta. often their treat- had already piro.t.ii on its pray tO Baths. - .. 1 . 1),...r..11, &t' ta be ht.! iti Env Homer. ti •w• brfore them. lie hail lwvis in.loced to adopt meut of the Corporation of the City. of London, ad- Lord Mct.s..KAvt: srislied to set the Noble E;sl • etoe INDIA HOI•AP., Matteis !. Ism 11711Eitt..1"., iu tpergtteer.- of tie title Serriow this uluai' of cuudoct, in eons' ettenee of the defect meet, Ili, Majesty to say that it hail 'sdivaupoitited right; there lint ht•eit a mistake in that dispatch, of iiif.ii in aim', how fir it a.ited he rapt di-tit In the escoe. Nouns of the country. P Antl wits there which had efterwerde Lean pointed out IS Sir E. ' • i Orsetee ow l'',NalrEti 1 ''!.' 7 . :: ', 1 ,.. 4 ,17.',7,"!.; ; V:0 f ti ' 1 f 5 uiv5i) i . ~ I the interest of the entiutri. Ii the present Bill no expecetion raised in the Repedilinn to the Seat:lien hims. If. a ' ;7: .. .'''; 11 1 ,1 • "7• 1;'..0..0- .. - ' ' r " "Ni ° were Illifi'cii to Ike duration of three month., it Scheidt ;oo hopes of the country to he disappoint. The East of Heinle Continued, that such a ...,,,,, l ot _t o e i.e polo:Ohm!, futuieen rt,ss before the would afford the }loose at opportunity r.f vitamin- rd? Why, when Cie *Jews rowed of the ladure statement had led Sts many erroheous °pillions. . I- . olio. , of Director's "ollt"I'''.: the no"'" ^ l. big the st•etutieics roil evidence which had preri. of that enterprise, there was not a house is. Eng- which were formed by the puhite on the conduct •• LI IL ri . , Puy •''sort. • ""` II6 " / l 'l rfealil ' ..I. law , as slutil ull.ly he it ~,,, Veil 6.r. esti %klatch w.wil4 rostile land but was a house of mourning; there was of the Eat' of Chatham. toe stated, at *met • .-... to the tterretery their sir.. of In -7:.:::' c ' , a ',1 . , : 1 e „,„, I , the 0 ,..,.• ..',: J. ,„, sixteen teed h it . !Noir_ Lorifelitini to form a cO. act ..sii.iioll Upon the It a toner 'le England , t h at was the voice of ass length, the hietory of the transaction, ,and ` )Lets .4 Amin il. f4.....ij0n , o If prf icy of the itierstv e ; he should therefore shove honest mst a, setigh did nettry eland For no rittraNiffe. "NW vaned it with . the written docum - uts. "11te I .. ~ T ".. r•••••tr of DIRECTOR'. of the maid CoilertNr . 1 the altrrotioo atoriielliiielto ii. °olio list the till Lion into all the eircumstatwes of this tvantetetion.- Noble Lord tioneluded with 'eying. heat notliths k •,i, Ore N° ll '°• i" ( " 4 " III" 4 " .11. """ 1 ' 14 """ s " C " . ' might expire tit .114, awl not ti September. • lie had bean informed elsewhere, but he hoped, had bevelled, (Intim; the Expeditiun, to &molt ~ I p i e 1 4 ,... t h at the mon...‘ F.1.1X riim of • • IS • E trl B ATH! tier expressed hi., thiuht wlwther this for the snits of the Noble Look opposite. it was not the cordiality between tl•e two services. i • oito "'DRS of the .3..! et /11P.4 NY, fir four Fein., le : i „,.....if r tlw tette ..f AMU. NEXT; and thst sorb alter:dont woull answer its intruded purport ; and true. that tbe defence to he *et up no shill occasiim Lord . HOLLAND said, it was wicket that His le .• -.1; be ii , o.d i..ra Couriveri da : .•lwfure ths said Election, I he redly apprehesided ilia persons int•trested in would be thin they were ignoront of the ennteets I Majesty had either been deceived by Isis Minns:cis, n the a boc-nutdiutied 13)•Law direr t•' the eveut of *.his Bill, wou t .il titer:lllle thrown n o s of the. moodier, at the time of the retailing the or they had been deceived by their cilkagne. la 11 Si. It A MSAY, ary Secret • such uncertaioty as would lie materially injusious Kine's Ase.svcr to the Corr:cation. But cot it be either case, it was obvious that • Macau, a ced it it -- supposed they will resort to 1.0111 a mode of de- satisfactory mode of inquiry shou'd be attuptceL EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY , C O RN HIL L , to the i r interest. March a 1510. The atnentliuent of the E trl of IlAttOWICIllt Wall centre ? That they should not have asked or in- -It was in vain to attempt to conceal from the pubis, 13E pitc)PIttETORS of SHlites •,,, tl'ii thou proposed. whet, a division took place- quired of the Noble Earl, that they should not eye the kitewledge of the nutional injuries. it wall s lotion:no ore respectrollv se/painted, that the Fur thc Amendment ioneolt &flared at the last General Meninx, may he Aggi.tst it 1 ,- .f, aril 1114 (461 . 1., ton 'he eadermentioned dela, salivet Mujority 3 .t:•• 14110...iu: Alpliahetiral Arraiiivoir,,t or Surnames, o'l The Bill afterwards paused through the Coate p this uerrative ? He should hut trouble their Lord- 'Burner in the country. bat that ores an mosiotou of 4h.ring a written inmentent of Nom.. 11 , sicience, and mittpe. IS ...!:., of Slums, held an 11, e .test December last : slum; further, but should, for the purpose of ewer- absurdity and error; how many in Cat country. 3 on 11...1”, the Lath Nlarrh • •- • 1 1 . CITY OF LONDON. timing who were the persons that could advise His had .liffered from its influence ? lit the amour tie * .U.E. r unTiontiv: and Wednesday the 1311, and ..! , Upon the Order of the Day hieing moved-. Mejeoy to soy he did not judge inquiry nrcei.sai y, 111 it petition of the city of Lumina, he Ste the iirt , • lith March .z. z The Marquis Of LAIIIIIDOWN desired th it the and who were the treasons who encl.! be so ler de- norance of Ministers exemplified . When for cone. I t 11.1. li. on Thitra.l..y sod F.iday the sits and intli ...! a Earl of Chath tin's Narrative might be read. furled mid doped to think so, move- sidered the procrastination of the inquiry to, the vino Starch t u 11. N.O on Mounlar tad Monday the 1 jlis and i " t . The Narrative was read by the Clerk, after " That an humble Address be presentedta Hie Majesty, •ting of Parliament, could they have. at Vott time, ' Iti Pith Marsh a. which-- -desidat blot to aeotteint that Howe who the mom was known the conduct at Flushing. that subject of - St 11 1 .11.R.S neTnetubly and Wednesday the soda and I 0 . 1 The Marquis of LAISSDIWYS rose far the cur- that advised Ills Majtely to retorts the sorer be did to public execration ? . gist March the Corp... Minot of Lon Jon, stating, thst His Majesty did i 2 Pow of steeititting to their thi n dships' cons i der - . . . ... . . . The Eel! of WESTMORLAND conceived. that '" . t.v.w. Y. on Thursday aud Fiirlay the sad sad • - ti t the urreiou et which he hail formerly given ton- outplay. it necessary to institute uoy sanitary %wintry into lit cot Mnrch . ~ • the (-mamba °Canoe who el:meted or Mmostrilided In the Ex• the conduct of His Majesty's . *anent. was hiirtos . rrnonit not attimiine aceordinz to lie above reel etio.7. tie". He ti olight it his duty to commence tic oh. i petition to the Selo:hit." ly justifiable iu 'not itsstitutin; an inquire. at -216 in 1•4.1 'oil , . new Ott I.leis.l ou any stiownisent Friday, hot no serrations he was stoma to matte, by desiring that I The Earl of LINERTOOL could assure the Noble so early a period.. jot° the en , duct ' of tie C.:oasa trehol.l.4 ern hertitilb•i! to a Divolrod,' unless his festal. th e narrative on their Lordsleps' table should be Merquis, that if any misers would he isetisfectory, slander of the Scheldt Expolitiol.-In the so tsp tlt or paid us or before the Intl* lust IVM. fIF.E.TRAM, See. Tes t i. O tt a former neco.ion, he had purposely de- which could peeved from himself, he had no hest- fie doc um e n t s there were nib r e e seo ,„, . a . : „.. t I u T,,,nt.. pouts wilt he veiled on the ittly lint dewed this motion, that the Noble Author of that tatiou in declarstig, that he *as ready to state it; the Admiral, no blame attached t o - either of the • 11 'Mo is published, .. narrative onio:it have had an opportunity of being without any address to Ili. Majesty on the tore- Offi cers , an d th ere f ore no grounds Err lustittilieg. sely i le WITTEN AN r•GE NIF.II ti. TA lit ETON's present when the contents cause before them, as lion. Excrptiog one individual. the Noble EMIII iiiquitry. No doubt the Noble Lout would wido i REPLY to Colonel DE CH ARMILLY. co %fleeted with the subject of his enteutled motion; who had written this name' we. it was billy die- that whatever blame might be impuribte to the Of. * ll At MRS'S, Ruoksell.r aid Stationer, ga, Old Omni• and lie felt cousideothly surpriscl at not *emit& eusied, and isiiiniiiin.u.ly ~L.;• rseil to by all Ms Ma- Scam, should hr thilted to himself and his friends,. are ,t. this day, the Noble Earl in his place: wo Still, I et. jesty'r Mittietrro, that the snowier was tit and proper and that they eliould he respocsible for the cruelties %crewst he had. A MENTOIR en the AFFAIRS of ever might he hie opinion upon the qiieetien before to be returned to the L'oopuratio.t. Therefore, if that o f F or tun e alitool as w.ll es at hoine.o oder these lis - AIN: price ta dd. by au Officer. - ' circumstance., he roneeived the Attester to the Ci'y 1 as .t Lull orr, UN nrn PRIMP. COST. Elti to enter at that time into the merit, or those °hoer- en, and any disgrace was to be attached to it. the as hitelsly warrantable. As to the Noble.Loru's ob., , EItifLINGS, WIT'? COTTON FEET, AND EVERY sot.° os made by the Nola. Eall in the coarse of hi. • odium waerqually due to the whole sit the kiwi- serrations, respecting secret infinetice, hr suppo s ed . il ntscßintioN OF - HOSIERY. kit. MUST RR ...........,.., But their . 4REI , RA A F ", wF,FF,4, THE Amor wom e n.... tl Lottletts . .. 'retold . recollect , LEE. nietsilitieht (near ! hear el-The Noble Loris they were eratnpted lay family suggestio.o. lie . i n BEIM: ILT To ANOTHER WANED • tendeneyri(mairy of the sent, PIPS r ontoined them' . ' ' might make what use - the ••thre -4-- rhurted the Pte tortetfer tile mulct )' cutst.eming 1E I.N l'lttEsrocK ..r Mit. coLLYER, in, which, wheteer irght or wroth, acre adequate to declaration, but he was ready to take his share of • His Majesty's ti gr a nts ; but. hoo ever danotroas i,I dor, El.ei caret, retiriot Iron himinem ; comieling cast a doubt upoit the proceedings of the navy ens- the responaibility.-(//ear!)-It would hr for the their .iterdOei, stud the idtuatiou of the t u mor, .. ' , pre rod cl,cant assurtmest of Ladies and Gentlemen's ployed in the Eopeilition to the Scheldt. That Noble Margie, oo pursue his motion, or to Le •tittio might appear, the impression which both left upon •* - 154 "''''' a n im""'"'" *l°6 of kin "" I ' e milY - ""'" 3 t erninly wasaiwriousro toiderotioin Itithellousemi lied with hi. aliderueitt tot the tact ; and lie might himself was of a very different stature. With I o ?miss. set Stuckilms with Colton dirt, from his . 6J _. ,_ . Me KlUrlOrll ; far the least doubt or Mot +loon their 1310Ve lily charge or eccuegiou ovinst theist upon rettim:et to the Etpedition, hr looked' upon o 44 per pair, emu ;Janice of Cotton Gnu* Angles, I:I uitrd su k, cotiduCt was MA:it'll, to overcast the horizon, and that otatemetit. Tree, Bits seas not the blue bur the undertaking, as well HI the effect produc e d SI t , ihe shale mast be cleared in stem week., Shop. darken the espeet of the country. Yet. after the entering into any discusoon of the Isterlla or the ex- by it, as of high !edified ituphrtonce, anti ;owed, 4 • . w0k...! ramifies will tin'! this n mint advantageous op- .Nohle Earl, who had made (iris cointuunicatiou to peditton •; but he had no h. sitatiou iu saying, that with - ahle benefits. He a Olt 4:0111161MA, 110111, , II 1"14 I"i3LC " IMMedink. P _____„_ "chase. His Majesty, subsequent to hi. arrival from Hal. ritp..dition was (minded in just policy . and was ad- wlt.ei all the circumidltirt.ll e•r're considered Itils . . 101.1.5 Ti ) NU. LET. land, being a colleague with His Majesty's Mini- vantsgeuus to tisk 'Country. Had they nut de- turely by the publie, every one weetO rel the ex. 111FeRD HILL, ANI) cat r.EN LANES TERN ' PIKES. slet%. they hod not thouicht simper to imeitute any stroyed what would have been of eorisiderable au- pediency of such an dr& r . .tking. "aid meastirt• its TOTICE is herdic g rte. tbst Ili , Tolls ari-ine inquiry into the 'adore of the Expedition. With noyallee 10 the safety of this count ? awl, a rei r ilurcio-e. by the iiestrue.i.ot or th...irketi,.., as I of { tile opolion of the Noble Earl, that great defects the enemy should restore the tiern•tece , we might 11. v tlo. kit ,d• Fiwthin 4 ;io aci.oinidioh o hoot am :I et D e Tail (Salm spun the Stamford Hilt, nail is 1..T......e.ke R.iads, railed or lemon by the mimes ltdd arisen, that Sir John Hoar war not eon hled to be conviticeil hereufter of the bet.ctit which had the sole stir et of the Erie been. Whig ihe eon. i Ik ` s i•."l'''''l It'll. Kings l .l.l, Stones End, Mt, 1.31 m. urtweed to Bathe, on ilecootif of the gun legate fail. resulted. There was no blame to b.: attached sidereil the swamis arts of po!itieel expo:wilco. the oleo ost too rine Raw ti 11.., (exclusive of the Tulin ing to coins. ap, the. Nol,le Earl Ittaself, SS Corn. to the Commanderr, either be tea or LILA, and many auccesses resolting from the ey.e.toule of the it I ' It'r•t , .• tltlt • • I t• ' . • " "T' " ''4l"" .."6"" bel""i" in nen ler-in-Chief, was net en tOled to divide his the r efore the an owe r ',owned cm.* 1ie..71 . .. The present M in i s t ry, lie could n ot help ir,d,n;:r a eery II oil re to will 1m LEI' by At'Cl'lON to the Im.t u • 'tit, t 0.• Angel ton, in the parish of Edmonton, in army for the attack upoit Antwerp, the principal oh- greet object was the taking of Antwerp ; but the arms, t z sense of the coutrist between tho•e, ..n.l the t itla r k opoa that place could emceed Only by a si' vain essa y s o f th e b ui t a d. n i n t ir t rat i on, to olor k e d a: root , •,, moll-pee, au 310 N DAV. the u6ill Any of jeet of thia Expedition. tone) that the whole of his •li, ar tine he o'rlock at ..... 1., lin use year, from tie forces were directed to the taking of Flushing, still niultaiwous etlort at the time of LI , sittrug Flodong• fur it. iit opaeity and sr: Owes, 1 1 . '' '4::''..:4.il no n-se, in the in awe direct.. 4 hy a ceita . in Mmoitees hod not 1110:1 - Jht 1 1 111 V itOpliry necessary. NO*. (vomit ithforra -eil virt.umstatires hod cw...or- F. irl Gave said, that the Noble Lertl had ad -1 e tseiot, made and posed its the 211111 scar ~r toil •ei • ' /II 11 • i_ 2. . i' , . s Atli. conduct to a Cormsestion of the lit 4 honour red, which rendered ea. C. .I:edition tillsrleressittli vetted, is ilie.tourse of hi. Hilo. ci s to the nature mot i -4. :.;4fliclit ash) , at s. rislitscsr. -- nil •isel Foe more fir • .'.'li . I 'painng the ro a ds Dunn .h r st un , i...,,,i s., sh.. pa - alit .1 4 'toy in the whole cii ..... ry, wis itirloseistent as to the pritirinal curls- fere...lt, such us minsit..l etrisciportices of the Exi:edi , iois ; that subject hod . c ';'''' I.'" 1 " 0 1. Shormlirell, to t h e fotr hetlimid part of with their ditty to the welltre of the killtl , l o m. wind. aii-I Wealitt'r ; and thereloic it was novo-ail/le been belnie disc, ssed. and, as his NOW,. Frond oh. i, i 4 ',' r. road, is ibe psrish or Enfield , ' h i d f, u , n the This Corporetiou proceeded to express that oornion to attach blame to a_.y ow o oo uu the Eipedilion. wooed, had made every house • house of tnourniuge • isto the our • 1 it .' I '• h " . " i n r •' 1 " 1 ""'" r'" . ""' l s . "°'"lr which was vntyttlined hy eery ho :Ca: men throngh- Ile would also but:ler/too that if the same eltelltio• prstlleace alai tisane, dim-nni fi tiire and 1111 ,1,,..- ~ e ma,ket plate la E. 14 in Ilse enm i ty of Middlesex • .11. i t h• j • • he eor . i out Etteliwil,lljein Vie lodure of so momentous an si iag, aste ing, ea. ienrceine elf, I i tso stutters sh o uld lobe, mot the ',one loud of :niches* tune, were the collseroi-uees of o.i, at •t of p•• i•icol IS ..!,, ,„,:, certain Art. of Psrlitmmit unsling to the said Undertaking, It se as with, in stew ill k now certainly, should b it proposed attain, lie would-0.4.m advise. expediency and redundant hoarier. It wan 411.4r* 10 • :.I r 'te 4 . 1,10 141 e. Whlchinz, sod I,•epjo ix i t , t epnie who were thon, perso n a that ielyise.l the Louver of that Ili., 'Alejesty should retorts a similar all , *`• - r.- his opinion, that the coop .ra:ion of all the ad. ::: N '''''"'"" "'''''' '" R"'ls len. in Or larI" Ilis Majesty 0., that (.1.•1•41,i , ii.. he made lois pre- ofllear! he.ir 1)-A great dial had born stated ministratinn was iielisitemoble •neecreary. iu vir. .in 11.1. ••11.11.01111i •" ' ••' ,•;‘, // Wi n ~, mi . l „l' phei !' h s 'h h e l. 4 l . ll : P" .4 .l"._ ecd i d bent met'on. Ile , aloe the kimoledge of ouch about the ett i ,rete.i i s t i, u m, eli...s.,isoisiteuctlts of eummances which required So ri11:. 4 1 onus it.... 5; Mil 1 , !An. m should have lwen elven to that tinder', kin Ir. to . '''l churns' the ritneowe M eollert • int O.; smut.. ii•to... person,. viois esseliti it to di, it opinirsi i s of the . I the public; but when a tpsestiois artwe tipen the sett, ' ' ''''" n " to lir °W. hest 14.1 , 1er, moot , at thr some lime, inderida ils ; tither they mug hove neon indiffer- I &dare of .:tot expedition, it was not their pro- which he never ailvertot, lint with a loe•or p tt,ll.- . "'''''"' : 4 ,, 11 i ' fin , f i ra' "'• 111 ":: to lb , m 1 6(3111..1 or east to the etatieerise of the empir., or tli..y must / 'since to judge of t:,,. naval or military put of the tione'l t.s the duos tern wlit-h it% eruct . , fr.ful 'IL-. . :et, I , ••• toe wi l d Tarn k st •• • f )1- ' ' , A... ir ~ .p . . e .•a .., . n . ppy itt o tt f Of i t atle been gro.ale igaorant. IVith a vt. w to conduct ; 1,..,, I hl h , y a1;,,,,1,1 ea!' sil.:llii for tattier!, The Noble Lord had sOarple alluded to the last . ..r.0.. •., Illiss at Snell billet as the said Trustees ' repo sent tin, sobj• rt iu Da true light, lie would he did not I' .....treirr they wool,: lie dieno right. f i r Administration , in t. rno. of coutempt, 01 its in. 1,1•1. 1 . '- I • i , . , •111111i 1116. O I 1:11 , 1illg fa. die Pohl Toth., arty too t to th. if Lor.ishi.. the cetArrs. whirls was liar asks of thirst „.,,., y, to institutenny • toqui,y enoacity and weaknem. He (Earl G••ry) admen. - ., : :, ,, ,, 1 1 of / 1 1C 114 I 1,...1, p lehrittos. by stylsole hi !muddy iiremlit,d It.) Me ..‘lajesty in December into the etthdliet of C...0m Indent. f , r it would he !edged he felt severely the ulltiOcei ; but h. was ~,,,, ..✓u . li i Cierk 10 flo. Its-mesa of ilie said Tin opike I i .t.-1, Ek e Na i l.. Ol o optis here reed the Address, unjostitiahle to inj - ire the . fi e:iii.,•••-• of' 01501. 11100 re-anituat.d when he proudly reflected that they. penis ularly that part el* s: a Welt besought His Ma. such fiat; 14 ,0.1,4. 1 .wiefore, lie had, with others, Issid never skink term inquiry ; dit•y hod 10iiket 1 1 up! , ellotire,S1. Pants (11 , 14-b•tx..l, reb. i•. Int*. 1 1 .1 Wit CEllilit.l I E 111117.:S I t IRAT I VI: . 1 otrrti p•sty to impatre i•or, the vivo.. of the folote of the 1 pursued Cott tete oriluo ; for..te, r tuk tog tutu con. u po n suc h a a(ua l uct b e i alc 110 i c , s ii...:„. - . row tw i t. . P'e' t s and His 3litjest 's A its.. cr.)-1 low did 1 si.lera.towall the ii:.!..r:i.tit•on t .ev had received s 4 tattoo:4 than OW of deceirieg their Sovcreigu. I FATTY of Countenniee, and ro ot o t ote „e Ilia Mojesty's•Ministers act ii... 0., that Or't , lstoti ?, I , that VitOeifit ...1, I.e was sti•i,titi that the of !errs Rut this wits not the mile marlool c. , ntnitit 4 4 .t... e .n , visies, arc ilkosc•l in distiorneh tie MOW. F a ir ; why th ee a.lvisiorl His Olejosty to say, thee• ens too i s.a . e.:roved " ail sword to the 6-st ti:u•a.er ha t:slis . y. the last and present ki t taiui•tri.riot s : :toil wl•att v. r ~.,,` 1. !• I.twtoe of 1111 . 1.ER'st 1 - 001 . 11 POW DER, aims' muss for ir.ttir'ay. The E trl of Ch 'them : inc 'ne t'''.l." l ' .to "fecton• sl - intereseions the present Aihninittra tin.. hid 'mute. : ~f: ioze ‘ t::! his to...oils...item that thy Lucre ',nivel num ii,h1,,,01,,, die I 1: Is 1, 1411 .5, le tualuu . i 'r u: e f.',...: lof lltristx s d o h not perfectly o . 1)1:1C,011e (h.! IRA was sat !east free foam do. a.', .r..:e of i1.........:1 .........: 1 o n o H i .r it. ultimo.. s lic: e the Teeth an. r d iii , w ,, ci l e of thiee inlitilir in tho coontry. one Of with tie, Noli'e Frimid (the M.ilyi:s ..t . Glint lusts.) caluente. The Phahle E.,rl Is i'. : • oi o• o . ~ "..' ' stow • rento nekl unheMthy appearance ; ' ii 1 ; """ wiraresahlr, as the parsaant prenatal' m the coneuguto of AiliniAtratiott, noel ) •et lIA o, Olt- as •0 any donlit ....i....iti_.• c ist is, I, VI.. 4 . ll , ll•Ur:rr .11 fully indulged hunt-•.f to the I: . ..• : ' • •'. . • •••''... infill 11 Isi.:I lic '.. , o.tg'it It . 'e.t mu ' sAO 1 .11 1 0 1, I f" ' ilg,sistst h i s, we t,.,. a .,. r , i„ ~., .. ; I , it, it be I, ~,. •I . e mum. ,,, ilfefflnVill: r, eery trlcluth of ihe 'Oster, hell ii..t thmight it erteidOte to iiistitit•i• all the oavy. ~,,,;',';',7.'e in its appl.ratmit, be,,, z c ,,, 0 p,,,,,J ~( I , a iiry, They absolutely toil the city of Loodoo , Ailinood•tei .-•. woo's% lid V.eiolo , -, :tion the, tic 1 lid not, his tic of • e.,miss.• :. , •.1 ,•,' if . iet ~..,,,...;,,,t_si,,ss;;.,4.inusissoll..f:ttios the Attention or JII ranle , , theie was no Iteeeen•ity for iiiquiry. But Witt) were ; lit the tr... , 1. , ~ ipt•.O. why ti. 4:. di I •••.: ooltuni.' shatlld net ea' be i•••i- : i,, , !_. ~, t II: , 'y r. . j tr0,,4 1 ,,:„.. , i . /z ....,.. 7 . , , eith. rln i s .1.11. . r theme Ministers, but the very men oil to, all a farmer . itepi.ry., I I . r.a aLe 11 eso•i.tf P!PA:e' , .4 'l.'3 bf , ap , 4 b.a. t° SiirA, and sti t.I I r:. .. r . • .• .. • : . 1 . The * I 1 :.0r.. - ..telcs:: /h. bre.ah ' ........ t 4. ‘ 1 4 ' 1 " 141 .1e. 'mil iii. i i i i" t h e ;„„„ .4 14 ,, pr,,,,, ocriteinn, when a di•gr %erre, 1 . ..1i1t:N. oecturril in the it,{ It's 11'.1 0 - , i ,,,,,, ~r 1.... N0..1. Gael, ~,,,,-, slim :v.,,,,,!.• Eiri i,,,1. ‘•, -b. ~.. - . ..! 1. -. ,-.. ti . ..1h.0...,, anti a cerise, prem ni.re exatmt tAI 1111 l ful Conventiou neci o tro, te!il the ••tme LOT- ea-ter li.iil Lev.' 111.“:11 t .la.nriotioi isa : .:, coAt.t.y. iiiiteit bro. a .ll, f ..•.. ::, •cs 1 ,, - 'lt 'II •I' '.l y bea 5.,10s 0.,....,4. * ,:,,.. _..N.....,... 1 ..it gun of 1 1..1:1.14 mtilmoltlit poratitmotot only that ii,iitiiry ‘ ,,,," 5 ,1, w 0, , i .,,,,,,. o r it , I, : • , : „,, r y ,;,,a us id S• w,l,nperl ..: ,I u ....r 3 .14.'4- _II . pahlw.....e, Ims met 1111.11 11.1. I ii i• , ~. „ ~ .. .. . . , ' t .., , , , , , ,.: il wi e P f rop,,, t ,,, h e . ~.b . , , ,t 0,,t 0 ' ps ' i t a d 'h a ,-,."" . 1 1 actuelly reproved them 1.,r sire.totit..; to etiAgest 1.',.4 1113!..; fI i T• l' ~0., e r,•ri n.• an: , ~ •t i • , 2, i. ,I t• • N r° :, ;:i t • 1 • 1- 1. ir -, I .. ‘': •:: i r.. ' • :- 't '7. I • 3" .: --,-; o t.!la t t ' : ' '': :47: t • '. I. • / p. o p r i e ty. (The Noble Alooptis ao-tii rated th e Ad- rovor, too*oot oo tno Fosp . vfoi•oi, t 0.% ..- o - e !•,.: ~,,-,.. p •!: • ~• •••-.• • -. :I:(--s, i,iii-el. th e - 1, •i:.1,-.0 . . :. ... .. . , an d leil.t if or outim'a. No a, cheap. sir' " "Ild Answer as that ruec.i.ioll ) rit ire .It a .ii : till., y ......1. ..i it tare .•t ; and h e in i ti ....., 1 . •,_ N. I .r: ~. .• ~t .. •.- . lOl 6S 1.11111 toe rcq ,ithil _.. . . ! . . 1 .".1 " r 1'""....-t• " ~..., Sod relsol. 4 in, ii i ....... dated; that 'lli, Coeporilt 11..•1. ••••lif is:tett . ..o .4 : i.. t r a . k.i .. e o n etifissly it -r. !1t1 . ,( 'rt. .I. ii • .., r. .-t . ..: ; • ..) :• . :•• ' ... ~, :-st *tate sc,ri . h e I , oe tor!,-- s.reatsramilll' e f . .. , ...r., in Imitta, at 25. 9,1 e:,. h n ... 1 His Nl:ijeAS was add i•ral 1.• n . lion o .ol {o r gt t ..., ;:•;.t t, Li.' ch:,r tier of !... f it.. ' .., I• :;.• .•I': I -1.1 •• ... '•!: .• '.' • , • a'... V 4,....1-11.1t..1.! tool yip. • • - tvitTRN hiz 7f 5 w i'..... ,, t.t Itt• ht.% i i..ive known it is :s hi , u I AM. ItleU••••••It nt . t I n t. t .litt l i c Illt ,ll.hidry • .ttid oat .1 ~fr, .its S.; • • ••• • ; •1: i.: :. ' , 1.". •!' ? " ' ! ' . ',.• I'l,, 4 L,„,, c„ , th ..,„, -- - . IA IIC "I'• ToR 11 I rtirs(ll- - I -I ,:. l , h 'i u rts, .%slh.a a , i ..' g,,„: itu,,,...u: tad i ' . .,... 0 :,,,,:;' . j,,qiiirs vr:.crre. rlt ref .111 lie ..t..... or.. 1:111 our : I , ' , hi' . /tt Al i. 'i•'•r• 11 s , l co ..1,. tu. ; ... • . . . .: 1 e., •.t ... .: t •I-t : .',..• . 0,...., itte ni g h t; nu r i ~.,, ~ . ' Imo of 130 earls , 3 I . 1 1 I they turned ruu.l%. an t!.i Atigv- Leff .a!,i; , m2. , „ I :i.,'..1 Cr) to •.oris th o se toe ,„ tI. ; ~., ~,, ~ •• - el, :J AW- - ..i ij !if .: ii.4.1.t: ; t .at itesria*:v.. wit 4:4 as. . • • • • .