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Royal P . ghness was anxious should liaye been read without delay to 'the 11ouse of Cora- , r " -- mons; and the Princess of, Wales requests that the sane: may now he read this day to the House of 1 onunon . . er Royal, Highness incloses a duplicate of the letter which she yestev •tlayttalismittedi'' The duplicate was as follows : " Montague Hoe .NlTarelt I, tals: . . "The Princess of Wales inferniS Mr. Sp.eit, , er, Jhat she has received from Visconnt Sidrnonth a copy' of a Ilepert made to • his -Royal Highness the Prince Regent, by u certain nutakier of the 111 embers of his Majesty's Privy Council, to whom it appears that his Royal Highness had been induced. to rein Certain documents sind evidence respeetiug I.l‘;..r.,eter and conduct: The Report is of such . a nature, 11.'0: her Roptl, , flS,ghnesi feels persuaded, that no person eau read it wit'cont • . perceiving that at conVeysaversions tipon her chntucter, ;net intezras so vague and uncertain, that it renders it impossible to know. precisely what is, meant, or of what-her Royal ness is uceasecl. As the Princes of .Wales feels consciOns 4;1 no offence, she thinks it due to herself, and to the Illnstrioui nail, royal Houses with 'which her Royld 'Highness is con nccted, by the alliances of blood and'. mart iiig`e, ead to the people among v:hont she •holtlg,so high it rtialt, at t to acqui esce fpr a single tuni otint in any Imputatie`n on tier Character and honour. .Her 'Royal Highness dries riot imov.- onrhat evidence the Privy Coun'cil have pr.;ceedett ; still les lids she been heard iu Cerlown defer e. Of, the vxistrsie:oftlie;in cliiy she waF t onl yin formed by common report - , till the insult of it was coruntuisie..ated to bite hy).ord §idatootli. Highness knows nett° Whei'n she cap apply for'redrest; whe-! titer to the Privy Council, collectivelY .as a body, or to them in t;ueir iudiviinal capacities, es persons selected for 'that es:timi d:diem ;liar reoyalpighness is there:Ore compelled to them , / herself on the justice of Parliament for the fullest ineestign tion into her whiale conduct dining the whole. Of her. residence in this country. Her Royal Highn t ess fears no scrutiny, how ever strict, and desires: otily to. be tried by fair and impartial, judges, and in n fair and Open zuanne4„ according to the laws of the land. Her Royal Righneses only desire is to be treated as innocent, or proved to be suilty. tier Royal Highness desiree that Mr. Speaker will read this letter, without delay, to the House of Commons." • HOUSE OF LORDS, • TLYBiDAV, zdArtcu 2.. Earl of Oxrolin took the oath and his seat. Ciun':? el were Anal'ev heard respecting the Writ Of Error Case, Clayton v. Wren and others, — viz, Sir.iS, and Mr. Coleridge for the respondentt . ,; ilud Mr. Set-leant Cldyton, - for the Appellant, in, reply. The eoosidtriition their Lordships' judgment npoii"the case wits deCeired till Friday.. That further Papers, re.; pr vent 'Votedltion 11,t it., • • with Gonerevient for the Itenew . al o the Cooptin,y's exelu lire Privileges, are nom printing far thr, -- ..l:kii)rnuttian of the Proprietors, uvet wilt le rtaii.g Je br delivered Pt. VAT Haim., on 27iursdarni.rt, • .1.1,11E5, Cairn, Sreretary. . . POST-onncl•:, . rel , rnary 9, 181$. . Two titirirmED rol !: PS It F. WAR"). t.l ;ST INVIA QUESTION. Lord Stq . FPIEI.I) 'pre,se;neti Petitions ;. first, from certain Rope-nlakerS and otheis, of the Port_ of London, compiniti:,g of the,injnries sustained by thi,!• trade, in 'Colisequence of• ship built' in Asia; being registbrcd andtmployed as British yes 7 seis &c. and praying -relief. • Ills 'Lordship also pret. , ented Petiticots from' the' Porn of Lynn And . Greenock to the sante vffeet, which were ordered to lie 6n the table.. . WHEREAS, If UPfEY WHITO is strongly " susp'etted to hari been eoncernea in the Robhery of the Lee* Mali, between Kettering and 111;hant Ferrero, on Monity !laming, the 2fitik:of Oct oberlast ‘rhoerer shall apprehend, or cause l'inn to he apprehended, will be paid a, ltaavard of ONlt I.IOXIMED .hio Onmtnit tuent for Trial, ancithe further 'Reward of UNE HUNDRED POLI,KI)S upon his Coavirtion. ' Ity Command of the PoT,t3rtaster-tientral, F. FitEELINU, Sec.. The Marquis of CA?.stDEN presented a Petition from the Merchants, Trades, and others - of the l'own and Pori of bpeaster, against the conti nt,:l Lee of the .East India Company's Monopoly, vr'l4,ll, ()dug read, was ordered to lie on tie. t CATHOLIC C;LAINI3. The said !Julio , White is a nativo of l.brulon, by Trade a Cabinet.Nialief, about 35 or $6 years . of age; . bf good Ap- Tearance,. 5 Feet B or 9 in , :ires high, stoutish made, and 'shads Lou upright, has lieln Legs, brown out or full Forehead; pale. Complexion,llglii. gr,ny Eyes, and little. Rye-brows z is tuaried with the Small P,p; in large` Pits -deep in the Skin, aiu at to - me distance from each otl!er hiS Nose turns up. fie has 'a Aquealilog VOLT, is mild in. ntsmners, and does not talk much. fie is well•knoWn at nll th rake Oakes. TheOp ofeLINcoLINT presented .Petitions ti*iinst the t from the Clergy of the Archileaconry 0.C . , ,u,;: , .0%r,?, in the / - .)iocese ofjfineoln ; anal also one tt t h.' same edect from those of the Archdeaconry 0.1 illints.• Lord flot,L,ssn-expressed his wish . to know, r.bei.ner"A‘feetings of the Clergy of these Arehdea7 co tries we're eou+ened for the purpose tif.consi deicing those petitions r = . ' _Bishop 'af LitqcoLt; replied, that Meet or the Clem;' itmd been held for the pur pose; The 116% P i r.cl'a . te `hen presented a Peti tiort from the Clergy ofs die A rebdeaconry of Lei ct,ster, anti nisi) 'ones ftt:mGrimsby to the same ettiet, These Petitions being stveraily read;were ordered to iie on the table. . • l'he Pearl of ENNisr.lLLN,prttentett a Petition from .lie Cltrgy, Pot estant Freeh older's', and -others orthe.County of Leitrim, Which, he Observed, viTit.N.signed by 5000 personS,.and that the meeting a(,'"10,1) :elf the Petition wad signed: WiS ; regularly ; eiammed by site Sheriffs. • V,t document was read at length, and went, !:iinolig other points, to express the satisfaCtion of the Vetitiouete'S that their Catholic fellow-subjects, t!'irntqli the liberality of the Governme:a anal Le gislartm., were in .the enjoyment of their civil eigist,44v the fullest seo,:arity with respeet to their persons and properties, unlimited toleration, with respe::t to the exercise of their religion, ;Sze. but the Petitioners were apprehensive that a .repeal of those. laws attieli were enacted fur the 'security of the Constitution in Church fine . State, Would , fend to:endanger the Protestant Establhhments of the country. The Petition.' was ordered to lie 'on the table. • roc% TOKENS , BILL. He^had- formerly served somit•years on board the tiodtoi and returned about ten years' since. • • About four years ago he was Olpitally convicted at the Old Talley. and ordered to be transported for 1.1 1 :e. butaftersPiatdor mane' his escape. About twelve month& afLor this eCalviction ,he was appro. headed at Stockport, and tried,aad convicted at Clic . At , ,e. sizes fur thisLicape, and sent back tQ the liuli.s, hat ajoin escaped. , • _ • He afterwardi robbed the Paisley Union ,;Banlc, and hums diately pretended to Landott by a%ay of Edinburgh, in Pe* Chaises; and in two or three days after ltis'arrivill, was sp. preheaded in Surrey, and tried and convicted at Klugstou Lent Ase.ses,•l6 I i, for being et large, and waesent to the Hulks. From thence he al:tin escaped; and itai since been in the COunties of Canal; ridge, Huntingdon, and 'Northampton, pa. , ..5-ing ing by, the nat4 of. %sail the Robbery of-•the Leona Mail:the :19th of October last. * • It i.s not ki‘towst where he has been since, except that he miss at the Bull's Head, in Bread-street, f.sr two or three days ialrnediaLely afterwards, and then Went to Bath. He slept at ths.Swatt lull, in Dirutinghasn, on Sqssday, 24th ~ f .I*tiltST last, and proceeded the next day, in company with Robert Brady, otherwise called Oxford. Bob, in the Shrewsbury Mail to IVolverhrtoipton, vrliere 'Brady was apprehended, and White. took ;the opportunity to quit the Coach, and has nut since been heard of. He ntay probably be in the company of two Persons - hereia described, viz. Out of titans about 2 I or 88 years* age, stoat made, S Peet 9 Inches high, of.a7tidrk Complexion, black Hair, atie .black 'Eyes, and good Teeth, lisps in speaking, and has an Oral Vtsa,ge. . The other Obit 35 or 36 years of age, 5 Peet 10 Inche's high, sandy Complexion, Hair and Whiskers, the Calves of his Legs thin', a little piaci' with the,Ssnall Pot, awl cocky like a ilorseLdritler. Lord WALSINGSIAM moved the third rtading of this Lard Hot.tAlln Obscrlred, he did not at - present intend .to make remarks upon the subject ; Of which the lift fornirl.a part, us. he had given no tice atilt intention of a Noble Friend of his, to bring it forwad in the . coniSe of the Session. That Lord was now in Scotland, and probably would not -attend in his 'place tar some time but he should have an opportimity of delivering liis sentiments Oily, when .that Noble Ldrd should Mibtuit a motion to the lionse respecting. the state of the currency of tt.:e liingdom% The Th'l Was then read a third time and passed, and the House attionttred till Thursday, when their LordsliipsAtand summoned an the ,Marynis•Wel -lesley's `motion; respecting the late campaign iu Spain. LOCK AND ..SUit,GICI ' "no Isis Royal Iligims;4s t Glovratt44 D E N SARI% 7N, • tfir Duke of York. 'Clas, , COL W. Janet, M. P. Cal. 11. cik.,....ei t t, .11. P. .1.:;..ol of Egreiiiiint. StutotoN. • i, Mr. Kiertnn, Member of this Itoyal CiAlege, Loudon. 'Earl of Leitrim Hon. Col.J.llarry, - 14.P. .lulin tato:oche, M.P. mins iNsTITOTION, for.tb gxchtsive Cui.e 01 VENEREAL DINKAs.ES,.a3d 00i:dreadful .consit ipsencis, Strictures,; Debility, Illcerathim, ekc. hai to Wait the owe of an liss than two thous:iiiii-PatientS ally, many alilicted from ten to .twenty ycar3, since esta blished in molt, The early symptoms of Gonnrrheea of al Chanese are cured in a few dayslty NIL. Kiernan's superior and efficacious mile of treatment, and that weakness aad derstagMent of the ge 'lenitive organs, whicli hopair the coustitutian, and shorten life, are here more successfully treated, tliatl on any Other ptau. - Mr. Kiernan may he consulted as usual, by either eels, at his private house, :No. 21.. Lower Claaritte-scrrtt, avilurd square, where Letters from Town fun: Country are 1.,) be ad dressed, and the necessary advice and medicine will,be given or sent to any part of .the , kingdom. Just published, price as. Practical 'Observations on the above Disease., by P. Kiernan; and sold by. Sherwood 'and Co. 9.0; Patel nth.ter-row, at 6s. HOUSE OF COINFWN".:, TUESD MARCH 1. IMPOIVANT LE rl'f.R. FROM fl PRINCESS OF WA! ES TO THE, SOLAKEIL Immediately tifter our ailmission to the Gallery; tllkSpeio4r, having !ered order in the Ilause, aiiirie34Ctl it nearly to ftlk lows`:--= r OF THE POOE• , 411.1),:le'n''';P( I r ttr i in P6 : 11 : c t rt ) f f ine t it i l i c; e r lt illi i i . g aQI : n1 H tt . o l t il n : . ti, and iithors of the IS , olnh y ; . As parts of ht , Conn.] y . , up aertttion the tittnibe r i ot' Pant th 4 . le . 44.11! Volisurailtiqnft, and their heitig exeld the n , e_ tti, pi ""Aediei.it front its lovh ifrice, which is ahou.ed litsl"i ,!.1'',..14.1apt to ht the only :tetiiotts remedy to . he de— litte 4,2 r i v n " 'Alt ti,ie., 111130 re e l'i tho Proprh-ters tame in 1: it,...1,1tr,0,81: planted their Vegetable libloona ,.. tit one p u rt . t i t e e re liii'f.,ty,ije i,44141,411y p!is , .e. ipafl Pewit ilt:itaitilist4t n i tl s o 4 tn . 41. 1 per l't !F.11,,th"..41!Ah03. 4. 417; ti,lbpint)ti, Whit,, to afl'othets, is sold t,?l''''',Nrtir.)lrLit'. 1 , 1 ` ,1 Os. the half-pint, tts ustutl. • • .(. . 11 4,t)1,,i.4,„11t,, trfisitie, tutv.t hove stea l tdrett,dy perfor f nit 1 1. 1 ,.1 ;,,, te - ~, ,.7 . 1 Mies institution, the terttheates wi I.! littit:, I f f , , .;,i , •e!. pit: P t a prtetors. No. 3, B loomsbury-4(lu . art. ! 7,'• lh I ."`tro4) he for this (limit'', s w ell " ;"- A ''* -,), d t ' r '' ~,,- 4 h ad rt‘ -,ie and nacon a and tki• 3 , C'tklit:lo„!4"l"ttt et.k 'tile"l34l 31 q .4 Lo dA)a fur this y ~.. nut' 1 n . lo ' t, !'':, .. • . „ .. ',ea ' '; L II . W: S i ' ~..„ , : r 1U ) 111)7 A f 3391 1 . • I ca!" 0 - .T , r , '' 1, ,IF.yriti; ROYAL,. DILL - ItY-LAN F.. ' °4l°lt.lloW EVENING, March 4, Mnitifiei' serv an t s w ill perform tlie - ten Operatic A O ''',, Intetto yil , ee Acts, called ir 1 0..,, .i• TUE DEVIL'S MIDGE, li'll'cl-", for 1 11 C 44th time, a new Melo-Dramatic - Comic „. _ Patdomirite, called t ~l i tl'''- . : I IA It LEQ UIN AND. L - liilPo • . , ~, Or co. ( -..-„ , , I s, :', Oltik ',4 ' O wiNP.:, ill CANDLELIC;H - 1...! • 111 4 - -0, 1 ,, i l't l' , be opeayd zit half. past' Five o'Citick, to ht." li - 0 ,, ~ ,h, : ; past Six. . • • - WO l \ 4 7. .t,t,e4co n il Prica as. fid.--,Pitos. ell.: See''''d Price, ~;$ Xf . 1 %,,i . 111 allerY 2i'.l Secoad Price, Is.--U Gallery, Is. ,i,, 6d. lirtftli:l;rces i to be !atom Cif Mr. Spring, 1301 "!' ""- ' . v . , ofibre ti Little Itusaell-street, front ' l' en till till 4- ;1 ' f S4t t or tl t l l ll4 . , ; ,,rt the Operatic RoinanCe of The Devil's Bridge ~,,,,,, „..- 111 144 1 2 11 ,t . ;ttl eat this Theatre) theCometly of Ways ii'; • ‘7 4 Trip to Dover.. 1 - , , , i to .ota , i, 5 0 , 4 .tE ROYAL, C.O,V EN'f-GABI)EN. 11 - . 1 10111 1 ,i;/ta 1 ' vial t "'`OW 'EVENING, March 4, 1i,3, 1 le acted o' ll'4 l .DOVE TOIL LOVE. . . hieht , in Le added the Eater! of •, , ,eTIV, DEVIL TO •PAV ; .d,it',l. k t „. ' 4 I tiF. WIVES METAMORPHOSED: '''' il ' viii,i, • ~%,,, . "Loc p.,rforniell (6th time) the new Farce of Ntr 7 , t , AT HOME. ' 4 ;4 t. ' 'ttN,A - • t,,,,..kiite,„.. frtee si. Grl.--Pit. as. 6tl. Second Price 9s. . 1 .., 41 ,P e r!t!, $l l ' l .4,er:clad Prieels.—Upper Gallery ts. §e- .,‘ I lie w ri, ; Mr , the i in . lei l ~ A : - 04,, I . '-s to 5e taken of Mr.• Brlodon, at the to , ,11 „, i4t , ti „ , , nt-street 0 1 1 1 : '44. •• b liTlle Country Girl ; wit)! the flew Farce of At 0' K' 'A Ilse m • • ft' r 1'0?-0 4 ...WADE:MY SOMEIt.SE"^-PLACE. i ... , 'IQ?, 4, i . t ' ' " 1 I . i jt e " I terl‘iN ( 4 ., ' nereby given , that all WORIc r S. Oil 4 4 , Ac t o,„, ~ the ensuing EXHIBITION roost 6 sent egll,' `l‘'''atttitsTiltillY I ,: ridaY ' 114! Id' or Saturday, the ;.irl of 11 4 .non,! cart be'rece: ccri . . HENRY HOWARD, A'.. A. Sec. iwe ' l l , :i l ---------------- • . ~...,___ 04 , .. 1 it cAsk: or „ iv, 1 , , . . BEAL DIST - BESS. 11 "Peet'ibl ,i,r ,• '' gre4t„ t ' e WIDOW of an' Officer 9f • i,‘ • t n tittint i , vi ;', t. : l Tit, who is deriVed frcm rei:eiring any 1 .,'; ,•, 11, rlthb and noi t* from Government, tolenri .t..,,!!.1' . t ,, , ?tl i att el .,,,, ll •'",int: in actual arts Ice at time of his '', • o iti,is ,•.,,,_ ‘ 1 . ,;;`,.; /luny month of the mot dreadful " ;li ke btu, y o!f q.l l , _:! , t . last reltictrtutly obliged to solicit - the s • r, Vill a t. ''' lir, •rtittl V h o f I , ; 1 ,$ - 4,11. 0 i. - tier Own . ~,:,,, l4 Opt Q..ta4l,llllg it 3111311 WI , , .1' . V ah l ii y. ..,,,Ustry,rnay, enr..t.b.le her to suorort 1 , ta, likilclty eutitfut a ll 1% 9 ' c . 4i , _ .) Li, Pi m „, , pot :frcnce will he given at the House ,If I ~, wtallbutimi,,t.s.,w.t._erell, and Co. Banliers, 57, Pall- • '^-- ' 11l be !stoat thanlifully' received. ct stia l ,t , 1• , • to a t.,)„,,,„ ' ---- --7---- 0 , . n. . Cant - el ;he 'fligli Court l o o pr , , 1 4 , B itoes ,:, of Chancery, made 1 4 eit e , t , i ,,,„ - ,, ,....,.. 5NA,1TH, . ~, , ,,gr, , Lite of Li„ 4 , 114 ." -I JA.B of CILUtLES ARNOLD, , saii of st,, t .. .'-itill-Pitid ' ' ~, , 4,,, i rv.li 4 t:Fy AIM , i ii z i lit . 1 ) 15 the County of Middle- , i. : l , ;. N ce, ‘ tt . r , s b ia doed o n , IL , aboo:...vuity - of Herts, Gerttfenten, ~... onn:0," ,wl,4iireve their d- , L ;te llth day of 4pril, tstii, 1 , „ It ~,..' _ , t t t ., a,!”e r o r s ,l,: u 'l; b etirt.t Charles Thomson, v the 1 1'4 c d" .. "" i "'' c' .i held ' 4l ' a erP•laneon or L S .. Lt• t " 1 eni P t Orily "At, or it d f ' , ~, , ,, 4 . yo , th, lie e atilt the of they will r ' N I:, II '.. ----;-----.-___ neat Of the said Decree. NO.iL -----' ?)a , -: St i ~,NTll,li. AND IN , , ,i , , it4l4, I,,kt T oEsu at.t . L. TIIE PUIILIC 1 1 1. , t . 'n l ,it‘,' • , r i ., . and - s ENVAnD / - '" L i ' ilk l'- , EItPOOL L „,. , n's critors of the ~10, . I „,A t. , t „ , , tor „ e . ANIP, feel it d duty they ov thc ~/,. .. I ,N it i .,,,,, , "i • I Cry great demand for their [Alums IC tr ' 4 ll- 4 11- '''''' D .cdY unhvid ; i - • 1 of , it,,.. st s , a ` h Latri,p r „,„ 1 " 1 . 44 I to Ilttenipt introducing ! A t ~7),1„1 , rd a nneir ,,___ , IIIii the Patent Liverpool--only ~,, „ 4 .• 7.: 1 1 ,• . ; - 1.s ~,; h rc h : ( 7,t, , ..!, • but in principle thr same as the 4 , 4 4, , , ,. 15 , ,„t: h i5,,,„„,„, ~',". L' A y• e c , a , n , _be I,, vorse for burning common I io f• . 1, ~,,:Av e : 1 4,,,t , 5 1 t o 7 . ,:i_ , t potent Liverpool Lam,pcnow •'',l,4f • , t *„„1 r ttirlea,„``,,,',.," l '"q and Gentry, As Well as in P' t i: tlfit: 7P e ridrity 0 r ,, 1 :,..,::., e , no stponvinclitg proof of their 1 i; ,..0' ) 1L ,1.1 s ,, i t ,, K , luz u b tiro ,. - -;';',Y I.atitp hitherto invented; they P ' ,01 '...,N, ot th g „.... u ltlillt pare light. as any three other " , c I corunion oil only , v.' it out smell or 1 , I it' '! ' rt,,, i t ' 0' . 1 5, 1 Warel l .Q 4 cl, ..:: 'l rlity..l, ° , l : li , e , a b 'ionginn to the proprieforfeare at 1(1 1 4 ri t , r r 'et, Li ve " 111) `"i'e tolig-Ai=re; and No . . -69, ,/ it , '43'4 1,,, ,rPoot where the best wiclt, oil, and . 0 H , '...,...... q i 1 1.1 . th e above ,lII , ' i ;Ilk % ------:...,_ • p • latFliOL 4fl ~. • , 4.. ~ 1 1 AND Tau E-FItEE FARM, ''. ~ • Ai LDPORDsIiatE. l td , „ :..4 , , TIE „ SOLD BY AUCTION, !0, , 1.- C•arr 4 isy .sQuIB IL Sit e l : v A , h . •bi.. 1 uesday, March 16, ia Ts'eo 1 rts '' II "u4I3LU ' . . . '• . P 4 „0,,,,,,,),.„„,,,,,„, and very Improvable FRV,E- ,r w. itt4flo b o, , othirv,,!,clll,.:FßEE FARM,' aititated at Wi Its- ,p • . IvlrkYt. 4,, ' '",. \Vitiated, about four miles front the ,• I ,it , i t hl pau ri , . 1 ' c , Bedford, On the road to Ampthill 'I t f. , in Ns t 4 Arai,L all 'i 'IQ from Lon.ton.; containing near ) 190 f liti c ).l t . „::14:,,,,n,1tt, iiiiii:liit:;:ture, and Meadow Laud, with Farm- - 30 °. ', l .. t:i t tliitr i , i t l4 ,l tt; titretaal'nl cl l C. l.3 n vi t a t i rt li c l to ° su r 21 -A vft v l e, i s t ° • l' Eal'lt t .4l l , c cii . to,i,Tlie ~I . `ll : ) ..c ortott End, abont a I n e tk ‘ front ‘ l l ,;e c l i a ' n ' e l - ,,, ~ :41,,,:, :,, ) 1 . the ocetipatinn of Mr. Abraham Aurr, )(!,,, , i , , , r ,,, ~,„,,,4 ..., ,., ~.1,.. tenant, at a low rent, which wilt 447 1 /" I Li ti, 4 l Allat e 1 4 lc ,Itieri..ase,. ' ' I ; 1 ' .7 -11 V itt Itilltrute' ''',e . vrewed by application - to the-Tenant ; d l t 161 tl :e xim, :,ll,irs had at-the Swan mid Red Lion'hins, ' 31 ,, . r,•,,iliz rt - k , ....'" . „rnisi Ampthill ; the George and Coat ' (r,.:1., s!i: st ;: et ' t a , ts:_i . .s. l ,!.:Itastitate and Nield, Solivit ,, rs, ..‘,, k'lt'llle.. b l uct , Q •2'..!..?: u, .14 Parraway's; and. of l‘ir. 44:,- : 44 1., ' ' "`"tue -1- 0", where a plan of tith Estate i IV c„ •• A i, , --:........,......___„-.......--_,. ' 4`4f • k „, oN DISEASES OF TuE SKIN. • lit/ i 1 1, ti q 1 ,; 4 al;i: TREA',PISE 444 or itnirnstic i on the dangerous Use •,,.:,? ! A ll% Q 1 ti ,,,, sKIN knuethes in Eruptive and other . will, shortly he , published .11 Mr. v,, , , , 5Uri,,,,,, N • I v , "._ 0 . 2 02, Piccadilly, near St. , Jaines's ' ' ' • flit' V'ractic t , Il, ‘. ,(4, ti a , t 4 esti e u Icing comihud. to stich Diseases solely, El 4,ti,,,! , totl,t ) ;„:', 4 4 l '"' , uPtteilt Means of CUre ; and by 11)., ,, • elit, s ...!• i igu;th w ~,,..:,v.l.th theclical science, kr correct the ': ~-,' rt t ou nox ` t .4 . ' _ , . , _ , :i , t ,. . When consulted by letter he 0, , ~,oi:______ '"" C: Of deStriptiM); . 4, , iii i„ , :-............ 7 -.........___—_,. .L ie . 4 1ni. 8 , °l ''''`krr•P OF THE POOlt I v 'IIIIII , 4 rrep • Cv(mlioLD j - ti,v , thri, ~, 13.‘1, , Am. , Pr , oprietor . s of the ~ , l,t`t * tt .' 1- TXl't P , reNpectfully inform the 14:: .ttrtyottlieuvlir...l34llll:,ttait;,,re‘c„oni..iiendatiori of the Bight Hon. ~ . ksituitill,4,l i . ri t t .tnir y. J iti t„et yl : r v i ;stil, and ahors of the Nobility, hurts of the Country, who ,•, 4, $ 'lit u ty ill co9ovultideriitioncitl: fi yy ~ t i,;„ ritlptlon, 4 , e 11 :,ni0.,..! a Pont that die . , ,14 1 ,,,_ - Pi • ale lei:. ' t lin their ii ,i,,................. _. .. . A RE 1.1, BLEiSII%i* TO NIOTAIERS. DR,. BUCHAN most patheticallyt describes he sufferings of Cliiidren while cutting their T,!etii nu) it dangerous period, a,t which time the utmost attention ought to be paid them t. particularly at this -critical season, when the Chin Cough and netisles are so prevalent. if the irritation of the Gums came with any other disorder, very few infants recoecr. Mothers. ought never to he without the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRIIP in OA Nursery, for if a Child wakes in the' Ylight with pains in its Gatos, tins' v.sloable :Medicine ap plied, willlertmediately open the VOte.3, heal the Owns ' , and thereby prevent fevers or Convulsions. t .Paren.s Ntitg may be dubious of the virtue of the Soothing Syrup, may refer to the diffe.rent cages thatTheve eppeued in anti other Papers. Since Mrs. John Sort has appropriated one hour twice a week, vie: front Nine to Teri &Cloth:on Tuesday and Saturday mor, ilg, to the .Pour who may have Chtldren atflieted in cuttiug thetr Teeth, by brinicing a letter from a housekeeper, that the mother tea real object of chu rity; has made it sanniyersallyknown, that eases would he 9ft peritUOUS, a.a itsllrtU6 are known in alntust every fautily where there are Young Children. To be hid, wholesele and retail,of the'ProprietorsA. John son and William, No- 9'it Nowniiiii-street; G3ford-street; attic by their appointment, of 41,Cornhill Bork. ley, 9 S Fleet-' , U;krktt t .52)4W andliChvUld3, St. Punta Church- Y.lrd ; nutter, 4, Cheapside; Newbury road Son, St. Paul's . Datue-street, piceY nod Sutton, and by all the principal Medicine ;Venders in Town and Country,, at 3s. pd. a bottle, for ready money. Cititian.--13e sore tO tisk for johntion arid Williams's Ame rican Soothing Syrup, as there are .a number of spurims sorts. " I think,it - my duty to conimnnicate Co the House,• that yesterday afternoon, while sitting in tins Chair, I received a letter without date or signature, purporting to be a letter from her Royal Hir,liness the Princess of Wales. As this latter;bore neitker date nor signature, and was dclivcised to the Actor-keeper by a person uillsnown,'l. conceived it to be my ditty, not. only out of respect to this House, but also out of respect to the IllustriouS Person herself, whose nanse.was. connected with it, to tako no step concerning it without first ascertaining whether or not that paper was authentic.. I hope that in so far delaying to receive the plearire of this Hone upon the subject. till I learnt that it was what it pro fessed to' be, I have dischaq , ed -toy &Ay, trithruit myself to arty acemation of hiwing interposed any Osrrier to prevent ati individual from layiri z ; a else 'oefare this House. (Hear, hear, he,•t)). I 11..ve now ascertailard that the 'biter wakautheittic; and if it is ysur pleasure that it- :humid be read, I will uow proceed to read it, together with another let- . ter from her Itoyul lii t pliwss, which 1 have r;.-Ceivratkii inclosing a doplie,ute of to.J.t received yestaiday, with a (Lite affixed to it." genera cry ,of .IZe.‘,e, mad I") The SPEAEACR'thQII read the lettcr, of NN : hich the coineot3 were nearly as follow. Montague House, Blachhoutta, March '44113. " The Pi ince*.s of Wales, by her imtriAie3i.re, es vell-04 b 7 the advice cif her Coutteii, did yetterdity trartirtiit to ',Mr. This letteOias heard with the utmost attention, and after a very short pause— . Mr! 'WHITBREAD rose and said—" The letter which has just. been read from the Chair cannot . fail to impres every Gentleman, who .has heard. it with feelings oi its I,teat importance—of its im portance in so far, related to its subject—of its "importance as it affected the Royal Family of 'these .realms, .and of impOrtanee, to the inte rests . of this nation- apprehend that such a MM counication cannot be made,'and be suffered to pass.•oti 'Without further notice than that of being Merely read.. I therefore waited for some time, till the Noble Lord opposite (Castlereagh) took his place, and wheit.i saw huiti do this, .without offering any statement to the Meuse, I interpret od the action into a determination not to offer any bservations upon this most important document. When 'l..see that, Noble LArd, who was -a Privy, Counsellor at. the period. the forint:l. inquiries . were terminated, and belonged then, as he does now, to what is caned . the Cabinet ; when . I see him take' his place, I say, I appreheiutJLiat it. is . nut his intention to offer any eNplanation at this -tune upon this matter ; I thereliire rise, ,Sir, to the the 'Noble bird, it it' or, is not his in tention to coil the attentltn of the House'to snbje(:t . , LOrd CASTLEREAG,H tett as, TOIACII . any man can feei the delicacy of the question; And of the situationin which the liottse is,atthis mo meneplaced. But as no later - a period than the Clay after to-morrow is fixed on your paper for the of a motion On this subject, I do not think it necessary now-tO, 4i:ratty explanation to the !Luse: Whatever en be 'the - dettcapy c , f the question, and however painful it,' may be, to enter-upon it, it appears that the motion of the Hon. Gentleman (My. Cochrane Johnstonel is likely to impose on ine the necessity , of an expla ' nation . . I hope the linuse.will therefore fed, that I - , am hest consulting my personal and, my public . duty, by 1.1%1'1611g for that hoar (at no .great ti.i.A tauce) when the matter shall bere ,, uhirly,and fair . ly brought under their consideeatioo." ' Mr. \lin MISREAD l'ejOhled,---=‘,e.As the Honour able Gentleman alluded t.t is not in the.HoUse, and we do not know whether the'motion tZwhieb he has given outer has the concurrence of the It- lustrious Person whom it most nearly a:fectS, it may 'perhaps be ne:.eg'sary to wait nil in his.plkce, to receive ft .:pro linn Ctt thiSllo4lt. It May be proper to, requer.t of hint ;to -state his view of the question, and the coins° he intends to pursue , and ahoVe oil-, it he hld t;te concurrence of her Royal Highness the %natter before the idolise, which k from have heard,,l am inclined to think he flit. will then be for.the House t 4, defer; rine whether they will, wait for the discno.;,on tit' inoticnk. or, As "rather think they WWI o , ll', , idt'V to hi more desirable, take this . subt,t.in, eoo,ro itic;:.tion in .to discussion.on its o:vit ;041unds, -,,virbwo; an' previous notice,'' tieye the subject dropne:l, tarter the Treisnry Bench appeared etupty, all iha tit s having withdrawn, probably to onsult the nil tore of coin the :e' thot&l c i•tdopt Ilii this tr,:- esiuli. n llo:tse, 110wevvr, ,, ,.prote,eikd other hu...;;11L-3 , :. Sir 3.C: 1.1r;,,v :. Lev gave notice,. thrzt he wonbl, to-morrow, Innv4.: a return of theltrenfith and dis • _ trif.ution of ihe Irish 'Miitia ~:.ervint 2 .; it, and Vi;%iles. Ile also took occ-t ion to acknow ledge an error, iuspecting the in.tuther of 12 0 ,11,0,-:. lici serving in the Navy,, entitained h rimplikty 'p üblished by 1 -Cink on :he stibieit of the Catholict an't be•4l. a4iverted to ltl toe course al the <kbates Lkll44Ct.. Lie names of the Committee hail , :itted to try -'