The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-02-25 00:00:00

- I --r- T'i .. . . .. ... . •I - . -''',.'• -V... •, 0•,.,.,..,...._ :tot) 1 111 • 4c: -- -: -... i • , „ -ry 1 rtio.u. • ;i..4,1i. llt • Oti - . ' Vr` •••'' .1., .1:131t1.7.% itY 25, 1806. - 41FP4 (PRICE Stxpitoco. t t t "it • . tbisp„, Art. s.„ ' - S XINVe-THEATRP, I T ATMARRFT. T HIS PR E. EN EVENING, Feb. 45, will be presentrtl, the New Grtild Se•inu. Opera of A RGENIDE E SEItSE. by Patnyalln. End of thu fir,t Att„ a DIVER 11SEVF-NT. fed ojt6e Opera w , 4 be peenr,ne., the New (..; , 1411 HerviC ILtihtt rtitotiegi TAMERLANE AND BAJAZET. Cumkh•ell by Nout . Rowi. With ne . Set- a.mt Daanratintat I'IMATRE-Itsa s (HS Y-LAN! 1113 PRESj NC EVENING, Feb. 2.5, Their T N:ajestse; servant. *VI aft the Tragedy of DOUGLAS. N orn t . by the Yr 11111: Lodi Randolph, M. Ml land ; Olet.alsn Mr. liarryiuwe, Stranger, Mr. wrouziatoa. Matilda. Mts P .wetl 1* which will be 211.1 rd, the Fame of THE DEVIL TO PAY. Or, 7:IE WIVES Mt- I'AMORPfIOSF.D. S r Loverule, Mr. I.Stpsu•st ,• Jolsson, Mr. Wonkier. 14 :. I.:Acrule, Mrs. Dun t•ex ; M 7. j 4wr ,i jn. lrnTtsunidey, the New Uperalic Daum of The Traeellere shat me Farah ern.. THEE :HE.KOYAL, COl' h.NT-(4IRDEN. TIS PRESENT' EVENING . Feb.2s, will be acted, the Tragrdy of MACBETH. The Overture and Symphonies, be Mr. W. Ware. t. Macbeth, Mr. K em bl e ; Manduff, Mr. C. li.em Ban- Ba . fins, Mr Murray. Lads Macbeth, Mn Seldom. r• which rat add,,d, the Musical Entertainment of OLT r OF PLACE; Or. THE LAKE OF LAUSANNE. The new Face o " We Fly by N'elit," i. st,ll deferred cm scrount of the indispo,ir:cos el Mr Moodors. o'l the Play ..f hanru.—..Ro;is, Mn. Keiuble Pizarro, Mr. Cask; F.'. Ti, Mr, . SUItIOIIS. TO THZ NOIPILLTY, (iENTR Y, ANL) SPURTING; NTLEMEN. 11 lO b R , C e - Larg h e r s ie t h "Zdrseof ianbettwautiWr.lnßld ark The Proprietor act ibis noble animal haying been a eb.t /rum somal twancbes wf the Royal Fa:tidy, as troll as N.3bknsern and Lanies of the f ri‘t disionetiuse, whn Pave expr.wieft their wonder and astonWituent ak h.s ai ) asie g .Jae and exact propoitiott of limbs; takes this °pivot cluity of informing the Nubility, Gentry. and Sportinien, that he et at. to be viewed, in • ee-y high st..te of con.litioet, at tiro Three Kingston, near H.t - hea's 11.4 J, Pieradilly. Athnittan-le, One Shollige r,eh Pera,n PHEASANTS, VI&GINIA Whiff TINGALE.S IN FULL , Arc T CA6TANG'i SONG Lirrz.r: MENAGERIE, LA Harnstodd load, Lido, Tkrttortha•we , art-,(44. Pheasants of all knaisi a geriend 'mortise a r why . " of 'nay l ie. rotinelner, of the very beat gusto... b llt artful sod cvna• r.ental, f.-r broorfirg stork; Water fur of seams' sorts; awls, .tc. Three boolottful Deer, a very large *rid Irlosr, and a Sore • Cinnoto Sparitah Shoop, alai largo N.wiarotri. a i r d dog (Hers from the Country execrated with attention, sad sent to as port a of the Kingdom. NR. Ands and Yeast. of .vary description, both Erigliabt sod 1 , 4 s , bought, sold, or exclrangrad f EN, Women, and Children, PliMed with 4.11 KUPTI; a S, and other Infirmities, in ir n•ra haw the b e s t r,me•ir eicratit, by applying to tat real M.alter. J. EDY D No 4 , 3, Doan orNet, Soho. H , , /, stmt. Perisornaa,or Erotic Truorer, aro mode noon iamb 'a r principle as to have one, two, throw, and fo•ir • It. elsqvity as the CAN retpiires, braig well adapted 1., a curt •lewite„ Concave Trussea, For Kararil Reptur^...and r , - •at irfOf :Lade. farts.es of a new. ennstruc, r•• War- '•, So. %fen or WOMell ; Rig fording TreoPra, I. Turn.rani. .kenos., every Ist.tranont for the Vh...trette Def. I/ 5.10 Kaki ,g., A•reles, and Poeta or Cuedreniewn wall alcor • y.l.r.ugtit stra.ght; with ria%iy lostratoent f thy tome, (: u -- a..d Defame( Illre •••••11•.1 d,. • 1, 9 • .' Inarce BY rivi •-• ROYNL LEA rAry.N r. Gl)3Eto, KALS" Abi, lot Cis • -;S„ A S'• iH bd &e. 1.11 , 6 t• .art Anteene na. Chosterhr Id, • • es...ermitun-esen e a M 2 , 1695. "4 • f who had gi et • a! •-ver n• he . • 43 Ai Jed widths totle* hewn Gr her dowdit ti . I t t loatspieteee 1., Mfr., you. i. rwroired to her •as, taking eight yo,r Vegetable Bah - .PO 'be fortunately b.d remorse to at that mitical - ere. Mid Is sow littler of bath n oltu has heti In yllisagart; it like...* ha. fair-llsm free,a Nervo u s lin Alf two, tablet, sbe bad b - e n vim much subject t n . D r. h.weititlittended her, will tri4iC, this fact. Since her flfr•3 " 1 1", I beet streosaraestated pi n e balsam to two either% whoyen. its lb, sans state and go -n 'wee ,!.• I ,, ny Illeelliedy reamed aim. Ti.. ahoee fuel. lace pally or dab:dom.:it witosiishwassir n. that netitheettr• on& !Ntene " %RD atISLAI:IE" Pewee. of $ Let er toms Wool:amen:on, lklay 16, foul. es-1111.im perimies tetpactando. in this a Mit- Imu:hood Nonni *spews d their sorprase at tl.e CUM Per 101060 d be .sera VrgaitabW llobio, I hee the ;Aram , * at y.•n, 4, a precedent fee the bensda of otheia, that when I begi n tibia e yrWe M. te: ne, I was redwood to a mere Ike*. . and n over by the Voculty ao te.nng in the last "Lpt . s h a de tp &char ; but. by ta k ing thieu pons of your V•i!' I Mahe.,, I was reatopal to my perieci health, to the swnui.lnAi who emb kora ear, and, thanks br to God, ed to follow nay employment "ilia meil-tity ere, ante. WSI 1 / 4 LINNFV." „ 44 1* , . Garb rece,ewl a layer front frutonau and T Sons, faillaniosiiar a iimilar pertormaner up , on John Clapp ri " uu a . owl serer4ll whoa in ll',, nein beetkomi, dated ban IS, Mary g latawina, • Cerideate from Ales. Dural de V:•••1"0 "r geld, .ho has ,arreitor. estraordioary cone tit their Sledi. C.. " • Lim''' Jun , le. 1104. ..:_""whPe Went of its reputation esnrwit he gir-n than the L. of sante of the tlr.t Naaility in the K'ngdom, as f.,!. 14 m bone espwitenc.d and witnessed its efficacy, an.l recontoasul its bong her in all Familiss, to ka,c it i ggolit the first siege. Men fi +Me the Marquis of Lothian. RI M Hun. Vivonnt Dudley amd Ward. t Moo. Lord afacdonald. P s I HMI. Lord Granter. t Hon, tale Lord Firntesinte• !CIL Nen. Lard Mountie/et t*'!. Hon. late l'asermi.terie Defiler and trard. : 41, hitt.. Lady Detester Grsutieo. Lads Dowager Visetinn• Falmouth. en flew Lady Dowager Fortestue. t ' - o-Frarict s Blake, Edward Newennam, John firmitron , Bans. t2l,_.^titio--Llov'm sod rk , .. g sv ,4 Baker and Deriatii: t.„ 1 „„ tr":" maw. , osh-rs of the Nobility, as may be teen in at the Propnetors, N. cid S. tiudhold, No. S„, e whore attendan,e is giro" ertry day from S Ono nekiels (Seriday *merited). I r olo Lat uo u or more Vender.:. every car and ca. 4 Ire ,„2. t "—** 14 ands. c.d.-kr. roe 1 lat..: on `ug'"c i the* owe hand -writitig, a a.ll un the swill. s *mak. FOREIGN Mr IT ,LICENCE. v icivALLlNG . .ovricrt, 5... 17, tang. 'THE C OMMISSIONERS for riirillqi.tr 1104 .Moines's Nary do herd., roe Netice, Thu e. 711.4:0.1Y site 2:04 lod•dtt ther will be regd., rerri, res.,» to tit -0.0.4 v). e.d Prat Iv , TWO HUNUrcO TOYS sf hi IiSCI SIMAR, • to be ossiosp,rtbie to %Ao,olts to tie or , olitred with the Trotters. to he debarred iat she Proporimse eft / W I ieqj 404 rtienhi.Phif. veer mire Moe rating Tons et,. Wok, b...!h tt flu O r o;rdtes I' , shoe Stores Js and to be paid f or by rut., p.piete; with lust•reet. Ximeiv L l ims oter Date. OfTae Cosaiiteotse (sirloin 01111 Y be aren Or Ole *4*(14,0 e. rear{ ant be lad to mie reeler, bt sebieh the Pelee shell ' ..ot he in ',tr.., i t Wines at 1.. rt., or that 0111 dot be detivetart t. the Hoard before Moe o'n.int s s ,, t h e sa id T o r o a 4. for rith" lettaits, ear to;less the Tennis who wake; the Tedder, or tome Petit 1 on hif behalf; otterw., to onar tr whet reedier. A frfeethj --- ' - 'O".-----g will be holden at the Loadon-'llvern• L.IL nit THURSDAY next, Ova ::;tlt instant, at Twelve o'Cloek precisely (at which scveraJ lemons of die fist Corn. meicial rontepine• have liennined to sit•ind,) far the !mires of establiatiog *NEW /XL INISVR&Kr e OFFICE, to be toiled THE ROCK. The intended Caphal k • Mrrents nand toy shares of 231. each, payable by mitabomits. Few Concems have proved mint preilehle te thove engayad in them than Dien for Life Insuraefle; one of this is kind, namelyobe Equitable, made Saar profit of 214.6104)1- se.eittor t Teen ; and all ethos% einditiasi to L. re !mutant'', have been eminently stowesthd, nooks for Subscription win beeping at sie Meeting. 15, Welbeek.street, Cavele'tolt-Innare s WILLIAM LUDLAM eotit Fek.1111(16 rickets.. ._ F. Helose .......... L. 5 8 41 Fight., QUA , te , .. ........ 114 • thusesieil he The i 44 eshiblished tune Otilms. No. 16.• hitt ; 5?. Cioaring ert.:4; sod es. MarguieWiiii .ehe, No. 8,639 , a Prised lBout. ma sat i. n Slims is, - ` ; ;g it ; INT - - HAMBURGH MAIL. AMSTERDAM, TED IL It is asserted here, though on the faith of unalt thernicated inforntatiwn, that a flag -if truce has al ready beaf vent from England to France, to de mand passpwts of the Fiend gover..mesit for per sons who are to co-operate in the restoration of a general peace. In fad, accounts from Paris men tion, that since the death of Mr. Pitt, hopes of a ge neral peace are entertained. CONSTAIITINOPI,P, The Sublime P o rte has renewed the Treaty of Alliance, concluded with Russia, eight years ago, for nine years more. M. Wltalinski, the Russian Mt „riser, had, for th at purpnse, an extraor di nary con former with the Grand Vizier, on the 30th of De cember. The ItusLiaa ships in the harbcur cell el she renewal of this Treaty by a discharge of their artillery. fIEMBIIII6, 311 N• 21. One of the first principal columns of the Russian army from Moravia, arrived here the day before yesterday, from Duhla. It had with it a considerable train of artillery. The Gereral in Chief, Kuttisow, General Thishoefden, and all the Staff arrived here atilth this cuiumn. The le'rcr Gereral will re nasianre for some time ; he has hired a lodging • yes- .: frme.l on t . , Upper aad Low er Maine. l y Ihe r, port o is. that therehe wil Int an army of '23,000 men. extending frorn Rule to Holland, which will restnien kith rt position till all the foreign troops in the Nlttli 4,1 Cerinany shall - entirely - - nasimpure ror some time ; he lots hired a krdging speclAL ii4o ---- ' -- "'''''-•--•-•-.7--a....—.._...___. a..y iDat . em icett months. Thew troops remained here yes- NOBLEMEN mid p erit i na of Fashion, im i , snd continued their march this morning. noon. a second coliirsin of hti - Ft men arrived chattily supplied with MIMI' to a,,, ainowit. A Oes- ra t t i denials pledges himself to procese names are expeshoeibly, se. .. .. be roilowed by six others. On the sehole,4 WO rotas, and delicately, as to evince that the oblosiuy gamma, aldfilidas will piss through this city : auotder kus- a,nitiett t o Mai m , Malan, is notapplWable to earry Ante. Ast ,siis army of 34.,000 men likewise from Moravia i n'er"ew ` Ol / "'evince the a PP lie l l ol.'ellethe'LleiY ee G"re." ' will piss throueh Warsaw. man, that tilts add-tos deserves the suasion d clam. • i mid that the "seine is conducted b sta.olaiil y peso,* ahoy* th e iiedis tary _Travellers who have arrived from the environs of pecuniary Ni-goeiatoes. Apple cm write (possp a pi) o f the latter capital report. Mar the Hussuans are t , th e Doarnant Office. No. 14, Clip/acme Mort, Mat PaalW6 tbrOWing ti t . strong redoubts near Pi n .. c. the street; or to the Agent (at the prisete door, ' Nu. IT, Lee , wiliser aide of the Vis t ula. sad furnishieg them with eiste.hin rho* , who wish it. may he waited on at Moir owe homes. " UM alt JWAV Y 416111111 Y. IIitAKORT, rte. 1!. A v E.vr --- r - iimr, ih,. si,e,Th---37----•"—ni Draw. Since tbe Ws, the Fr,nch and Batavian troops in .i.. 1 ing, tile First-drawn Tviiet w i ll h e Jeco ltg. lA, our environs hive been c , nsid,rably relisforeeLi :it ii:awii ilcry.: is and SNARLS are &Oleg by 1101LICSST aears, that in conjundion with the Garrison of and CO. *Amain Halves Tickets a a. 101. I le. Wlti, a consider a bl e army will Le formed on t h e - - T a a . and Mg AltiS be bed at both his o'd blialaN4)llL-Ps t No 4. CaRNI4II.L, an. cI4,ARNG.Causs. - - sets Ilia PKI,Eit 11,11!, its s t:IE COIJYTY Uir 14111:1160., ,r 1 Gent - truce, I F the Reprelettsattiro .4..)rtem of the A Cmpire were ;Du, -, s Ai. 41,0 /1114,411. •Ofillill ill any , be th• a e pointineitt of 4r. Mitinerhae t , the naprosen I F of s•i• entioty of 111.411 vex, I slushil he the reolont ..• to co . .gratulate 0.04 liaceo-ly the otpettv, aiid him, and s self, nis Cie octssoir., and to l.litenem a wiry diifere,t eatairt. fir the influence and iii•tosiamots +by *Melt that a.ipmot. mew has Weis obtained, than it is at paoarat is my power' acknowa age. hin,l fear it is only th- hairoughlistorwa, and the System Cotruption, »knee precervaal.., balk ha m att.,,, i . e .,4 , ~• Meer I.f -tont , by whatever titles ihwe ens be ilivue id, always avow the ut oo.t alsts ...ends, Ili • , and they lo have •oixot ~u, Count y . nto its 11 1 111101111e..1.... ,tou• ~.1. when, not sod of ind e m n ity for the f ew a "use ty for UM.. wt.ich were promised us, es endows 4ifunnetl, beset auth,r,fy. th.a no COD have sio ouppoistaioe ekes f a the peer, and bet little h o p e fee the fume*. Noi conaidera.)la saatain was er.or rain doom bait by C.. mea suru of its own Government And, ado. • h as possti.e the aw. roe people, or all net r seal Il•yiseeptstitwill u &ay ad tors tartenly .upon some penis:War weeentat; pas, the n foam s are always the safest and the beat, fort hermal efteave the *heiress But the People of this Count, ere noi rof their prese.it state; la', had they pessowed thole ' ihmtroul, we sliould flew either not have heard too eaniateeself as enemy, or have heard thorn with juottia hle cootewePla But, e l . ntharnehl, I too eat at present Whale sew you my cimgratelitt ons saw, upon an oceashm ale our nep..ta..t than any resud of our late strorgle fur a well portion of the muerable remains of Oat mounted and Owilleihd e ddar Made (pate and bailed rep , tmantari.n • I c•mtgeneleir yen. Mat we haves: lestith got rid of a banef ul Jeans, who've* inglorious o ,:v in domestic oploarnan •i who, obilit , the Zeman or Anna Cary had wantonly male such 1 was canvas fn lk togdonis, were themselves strogrinit to fondle a C wi l ds, he ~,,,s roun z gaining battles, were clunks yomoons; he was exits. biting lists of his pris..tier.. were ' the insester of t •eii votes, Thine teen ase gm., and . Civil Oil .11. ant disgractifil ineswies. Against the soempueratt_e of seen men and such ineasuies, we can only be thessed by a fair and sabstantili my.egentet.ne of the P•opte. To Ott. also we way now look with roondence. .r... once dilltilloll•theise NM be oo OCC - a.iull for our figure far agglio ; the it idloorror be honor:int in a well-regulated eountly, Whadatte WPM, we that aim re. pfteent an. partscobr pan of It; Wooly, rut sh. Country at hose shall glide, pomonstassaubtee t Swilfwiwwwwlffy app o i nt ?.ti • own lteprtantatives. For this only have we etroulodi ela Iht ids Only shall we continue to struggle. F.., th.a ellaisalrellell oir salasiSca coo be too peat. Whatever ev•irtions I Mee dread, rood. for thas cad, I shall always be me* elleerhilp ira ripest; cod I trust that I shall connnUe M like //Wait Is be supported by the liote,ie.:d-nt Fies.hoblen of the Cmnly i to whom I am grateful for toe support a esdy received ; wields, under all tile yentas sliscoursgme r ••, I maniere+ at the evil..,, *alb cieutly poem to in., that the Ltutoi Of CV Country is INK yet dosperate. I have ti,. Sootier to bc, Gene:moo, Your mom obliged and vett:tit Rouble Strrrant e FRANCIS W& Darr . axon. crtaid - some derne oi itasrmalityor imp -if - el. - lion in the instrument in question; in consevers, of which, thi reading of the do.numen.t was r...t proceeded FOX. ':.lg a Nolsle Murplis the attentio. of the Rion in %s i llies; the case ter stood before their one, in every point of ease, of the h;;Thest ins nly prope l that the w. Ho determination uprui the case. know of that Noble liar. more for any._ pro- ACK': or examination of . J ustice Fox .CORN said, it must be ral of their LordshiF4 that JA of the esailn, he d called the attPation of the y House t o S the busPness ha al luded to. It was his wish, that as little delay as possible should take place wth respe,ft to the pro ceedings upon the case. The Spring Assizes in Ireland were to take place this year,•sonarxhat earlier than they did last year, in which case their at.endancx in Loodun might be proportionably e.olar, a week or ten days at least. It was his intenti in to Malt:, that certain witnesses be ordered to attend, either on the '2sth of the . 28th day of April. Hu Lordship presented a list of a number of witnesses, who, he regularly moved, should be ordered to attend at the bar of that House on the 2ith day of April next. As the Lord Chancellor was reading the motion, Lord GRENVILLE entered the Haase, ahhtl, on the question being put, his Lordship rose, and ob. serval, lie spoke under the disadvantage of not having heard what transpired on the subjea pre vious to the motion; but it struck him most forcibly, that on a suhjeS of such great and various i moor:Knee as that which the case of Mr. Justice F.is invtdved, time time should be allowed, not only as it rtspeded himself, but other Noble Lords, who wished to deliver their opinions, for the consider.stio n of the subjea. He was then quite unprepared to give a decided opihion as to what was proposed He sub mitted, therefore, %%licher it would not be better to withdraw the motion but, shortly after, hr moved that the farther consideration of this mtniou be ad journed to this day sennight. Tnis. oil the question being so put, was a by their Lordship s . greed to EARL OF ST. VINCENT. Hi L s Maard GRENVILLE presented a mestere &aro jesty, similar to that seat down to tile Kuse of commons respecting the annuity settled by a i - .L in SI& iv • vvvi i • wpe m tae A irci i 4.4 taerusany - - ----, - • •••• v. ow 5 • 4 e Bs••* , ** nry. Eire Der of Draw ng. shall have entirely q ui tte d t h at c si• ier.r....-....—_____ .. Parsee of 221. exeliailged with d oa bl e oduneage • namely, 11 ' For a whale Tuner._ Two unslewo TiekeL. IMPERI4I. PeiRLI.IJIEA'T. --- pi3O: One Whele TeckreL •••••- Cloa•ter.. • One Half. English..• One Quartiir. HOUSE OF LORDS, hlosi Day, Fro. :26. -ie.... . --•••• ....—. Sirresenth • One Eighth or two hessonthe. nsel wera4ppoiky hc4 . relatite to the Appall ~ . ..— . 7 --------------- --s---.-----,_ - at " - th; Commis of Lit r. thee Duk.: of PRIZIS TXCIIAXGI.Te Fr RISH respectfully acquaints the Public, that Newcastle. After *hick the further cosioid •rdtion • emery Holder at aW. Prim. in the punnet Liintery, o f the Cam w tally exch a ng e it ullows : aldireeee`i 'gill t''')"" s'ean.ght * A whole 221 f 0.... b* ford Her ilillisw um. a:ld t oo k hi s *eat. on ac . Prim tee Two Unrfrown l'lrkets, ceding to the ' Peer age, by tit.: •Ivra•.e of his la t her Itau 2:1 Prize • • O ne whole Ticket. I the we 'ford. Quotre I'l Priam Lard VI tenant OsnaAntown, lately created Earl 11.ghtk 24, l'• ma .• One Qtre ter, Sixteenth 221 Pr's. One Eighth. ar bless in IrelaA, pr ....tented a ,cued p.tck•:• • The Frrstedrawn Ticket next Frail, iq entitle,' tr. 2 0 ,90211. the Cie! k, At the table, which, on being r.per.e.i. ep- and tile fiellnwllig is elee State of the Where', prated to be his Lor.lehip's patent of creation to 1 ot L 1111•••00 2 of ••• • • • L ana the abuve hold an. This, on the question being i ne itc dre. nation, :here appe are d to b e, an we could colic:I. TICKETS and DM Altts to be hod at both lall eiJ eft. a.m. a-- --r e •• . . Y ur "`"j* Mr. JUSTICE . • 'Arc/ Er.DON, 01 perceie: w h o l e .. iiis pta , e, rose and called 'tunnel , re Kentralty, to the situatil r nt.t.oat or Asove i luJicia I chaste de '", ' tesSips. • 'he afrair was of t lit r i .. i .7 .. ' .. w, public as well as private R ,. 1 ,,,,„ i . pivrraoe, 104 it was hi.chly pr rower to Otanuld envie to some dazermit l i kelwetsfore requ este d to knoll nt.'s of via, whether b e i ntend e d to awl 6.. r , i . y. , 11 ceekag rela , ive to the attendan ey uni,, 'witnesses in the case of Mr. Jo tuown : The Niarquis of AIIERC.:OI the fe- in thi s racy/101m i of several of I , fn. the so early as on the fi rst d'y of i .. . . - T former Act of Parliament on the Elul of St, Vils-H cent, and recommending their Lordships Us eonsidar of the propriety of enabling His &Linty lii mokiieo provision for the further extension of the said a- , nuity, with respect to the heirs of that N .... Earl, &c. o'Y' The Messaoe b e i ng rea d i n the usual esaanert_ Lord Gftets:VlLLE rise and observed v ikot,on . an occasion such as the present, it wooid net ,be - necessary to take up much of their Lordships' ti .e. What was proposed to be done, hi eonsequssidof :. His Majesty's Message, was merely what _llllllhine _ tended, in' the first indance, by th ;SW 'of ` 1. Parliament,. ley whi c h a remaasration fit- ed to the Nobl e E ar l i n question. fi r rent ; and eminent servic es; i t Was to eza 1111* tinusece of the annu i t y harped hides pre- OM - scribed by that Ad. The such bad been the _. its original intention would appear, not only by the first Royal Message to ?athematic no the but even by the preamble of the Ad. Nntwith- • standing this. it happend, that the enalliog clams .. was at varian ce wit h t h at pr i oc i ole , sad skiable tea. .. sequently had viseir ; to set these at iest. was Dee of the otijois of the proposed proceeding. How- -. ever, No , d.: Lod. would ban a farm* regal= portubity of clearin g up any doubts itorertairt, 0^ of di scars i oo the pond. es the men- aura would regularly come before them in the of a Vat. lodsed, after an a/Animation as to substantive fa 3, no (look could be enzettaiated. At present, he should beg leave to move an Address to lips Majesty, on the occasion of his most geacioas Message, eisp'essive of their cheerful cencerrese• in einihfing IL, Majesty to carry jeer Ala tbat. whi is was elreriv, 12 it Of fad, edema" hi tended. The Noble Lard ceeeluded by shunt aleviaiva Address es the Kieft.' acsatailadji i *hal was voted. aim. tie. cAautar worn& The liar) '491121r0L, ea seeing p t , Middit Lewd at the had of the T reasury is h ls row. and, in a very low toes of voice, addressed a fry, aitosorivat inn% to tis Lordship; the purport °fame ap *wed to at, a with frostlike Noble Earl to be in diatom resist:ling a point which, be coacadvad, bed made a deep iin,wtssion on the public abid e mod WhiCIS was certainly a topic of great emisticatidest importance. He alluded to what was goaerality stated, that the present Lord Chief Justice of the Kinies B .och. constituted one of His Majesty's Cahoot Ministers. He begged an answer from the Noble Lord, as to the fad Lord GRENVILLE said, he was certainly TIT desirous to give the Noble Earl every proper (*.Simi, as to a point of aisat public, pot.smy fiegrevof might Aid% to his answer, diJ not preens.' from the hie For:cis, On his part, to gin the desired • . , as to a pais.t which. in tars opinion, went to to the po'ilic coonrils a greyer degree of credit of reputation. Any hesitation he may feel, would pre. need from a v;ew of what was adverted ro as a con. stimiional subjed, and a degree of difficulty as to what seas the precise leg•il meaning and import of the term, Cabinet ('ouncil, or Ministers. With re spent to any thing involved i n the formation of t h e . present Administration, no one perhaps had se inn& to answer for as himself; and with rived to dirJa answer to the Noble hart's question, be Is to oisserve, that the eminent person at present at head of His Majesty's Corm of King s Bench, did. on his appointment, as was the uniform praain . with dl who hold t h at i mportant o ffi ce, be:owie a Member of Uis 11 . 1 (jetty's P r i vy Council, mad take -- the oaths prescritie ) to be t a k es b y a l l Members of it. In t h at capacity , it was his duty to rive Hi s M a j esty advice resp4tiog the concerns of" i ll t.is government, and, among other points, reaped ing the p ersons h old i ng the highest ofEces so go vern:nem. Since the Administration, of which be had the honour to be a Member, was formed. the Noble Lee,' in question had been summoned to attend Commi - tees of the Privy Council, for the transaamo of important public business ; but with respeO to what the Noble Earl said of a Cabinet :Moister, he did not know that the Constitution of the Country recognised a servant of the Co* h 7 si:h a designation. In a strialy legal and carats t oiosal sense, the-efore, such a question meld tit b e dhoti? ) , answered ; biiicause. as such, he could not know what was called a Cahinft Afieistee. Bid it was clearly understood, that a Prise Cosortiloe was responsible for the advice he should glee his Savoreign ; thot he was iiable to tanks, as well of omiss..ia, es of commission. and it wag 111ClUrhent on hire to give his advice when called upon. With loved to persons iii the high situation of the Noble Lord alluued to, being called open so to give their advice, there were certainly precedents ; and, it in the Listener of Lord Ellenborough, the didtatei of the Constitution were controverted, there were, among others. examples for it, in the case, he be. tiered. of•Lorid kierdwdke; certainly is that of Lord Mansfield. The Earl if BR IS VOL, in reply, observed, that It: conceived the point in question to be of such constitutio na l and public importance, and of considerations, touching the admisistration of ju tice, and the liberty of the sulsjed, that he should feel it incumbent on him, to submit a propositLa to their Lordships Ms the subjea. With this view he moved, that the„ a.oreis be summoned for Mon day next ; which was Ordered accordingly. I %UT ACfIMENT WITNESSES' INDEMNITY BILL. Lord ELDON adverted to the or:lice he had .t.'.veti, on a former evening, of his intention to mo ve for a Committee to search for precedents, in refer ence to the above measure. He took the opportio i., to repeat some of the prominent objediono which r Lai, on former occasions, urged ar;,.! the n. -.- sure. lie contende that it went i.ii - rtsthoo ria Bill of last Session ); it was, in r :JO. an i Z past N. law; it also n ent. in itaarept4aia, id v:eo, to controvert' these priociples of law, ti:at .pee-r sr. • should not be convi,Sed, except by !„got smears.' A .. lb ••■•••.-- --- ~,. ~- !.