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betweet ad v acmes of CF.RTIFICATES.—Fisattaxx 5. R. Smith, barn( she Kent street-road, Southwark, "man huthler.--E.llmon. of Werrniee, tea elesler.—G.Tabour 'o.a„ foie/wig of the Kiss's Beach Walk, loner Temple, I.uu dwo. Mute of Gray's Iww.plAce, Middlesex, late of Wsrwlek e4st' .H o nlbiwn, inowel-senvesse...-11. Attwood, of Cm, !owl liwareptow, sorgeon.—C. Staff sad %V. %V. Staff, of Norwirh, nod of Kiwg..trest. Cbeapsade, Loge" bolleba ...a-nsaswincliners.-11 Howe, late of Amea.corner, Lou den, Aookmller —J Clarkson, of Oracediartb.street, Lao don, bailer—J. Hollis , of Ostawsll-atom road, Middlesex, mune. PARTNERSHIPS DIMIO LT gp. W. Roberts ad Mk. Who:e'er, of Blarkaists.stmt, Wisely* corriscs December AS, 1821.—Wai. Timmer and V. P. Mole, of New.streel. Dorirl-olswis surgeons, Jeweler, 10„ 11128.—M. R. grow, J. 112.Taggart, J. 579 ,41- 4•.Steltbebennt, sad R. hood, of Mincing-lane, London, broke's, as faros resod* the said J•SlePhelliusrJa o...wy 7. 1821.—it. Stamford; sod 111. Giberue, of the Old tendh.SCO Howse, Iltrnsd.strset, wiae.msrchsats, December 25, Dal ...S. Choke, J, T. Ckseck, sod S. W. Duke, of Red I.l.lll4tyntue, Moddlwiet, attorneys, as far as regards the said S. W. park., January I, 1822.—Was. Srewa and W. Ellis, of Leidgate.street, London, haberdashers ' September 2,1821. .-3.Ntwman sad T. P. Spence, of Great St. Hekus. Mations gwAelstreet, London, wiar.asercbants„ December 21, 1821. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. PARIS PAPER/ PARIS, JANUARY 11. The body of her Royal iliglioras the Ouches* of Bourbon, who expired yeaterday at the house of Prolimeur of Law, wag removed between triMsabiladevow an the evening to her house in the Rae de Vareiinea. Messengers have been sent to Chantilly. The Duke of Bourbon is expected at Paris. r Yesterday, at five o'clock in the afternoon, the Duke of Orleans wait, d on the King, to aunoutice lbw death of the Duch's. of Bourbon. . The. Court will go into mourning • our the 15th, =fah days, on account of the death of the Boarbon. CHAMBER OF REPUTIES, FRIDAY, JANUARY 11. M. Coupiguy'reported limn the (out re of Penni, s. The first Petition which produced de _ -1 Astir wan from the SICOf spy, of Chalons-ate- Marne, who limed that henceforth the offence; of tilt pies olo•ufi be tried by Judges, and erase ID • be euimniti.d to a Jury. Tip Committee, writ the reponter, .proposes to refer this Petition to the Committee appoiliteld to examine shor listu 'inject on the offences of the 41 —(Mvrmete on the left.) .) 1 , M. Foy mud several oth+ rose f speak (ite: left. The reporter continued tootles, that the won't& e( thapettliotier's application was ,the contrudertgOo esOich he had constantly obile.ved between otitte,coti isisaiwas of the pithily ministry and that *isnot' of ;Mt istrova.--1/fferaser a.) Suirerel voicep,Those jurors are, however, ap printed be time Perfecto. • The ft porter—The petitioner thinks that juries afklaeo r sapuble rif jodgiog of offences of the pees% and - idlers that esperiesice hss proved the danger at 'imposing that duty tia.3bsga,, 4 low has beta resented on that ouljeet, and year Committee pro frees to refer Oa petition to the Committee ap boiuted to consider that law. MAC Foy, Licnj. Constant, and CtattritOis, argil rose nearly at the same moment. .• Several voices.-There is as yet * law project reg.:mit the jury.—(Conferien end agipatiOn.) Foy.—l o cases of petition we 'ought alwaya4 is 'elect to the principles which govern the juns- The er prays ( 114 :1 0 ,4 throne,. }" represeuta •P•rth properity ; that the the want Aber re die Charter twiroctity with Pries fur was upon .4 b y weight Itiatted io how have Chutes. sod- 1100,1 Chamber (containing change the .rude to otldecostd .1 ism ilsg Ji•cut.lots of toe doctrines ' tictisee. n France from the of the by the ems- Cher. $1 the Chester to . fndly, Prance nothing/net whin. (Loud acclamations and plaudits from the right.) During this speech Mr. Corbiere arrived at the Ministers bench, and took his place near tkt. de Ilele : the Keeper of the Seals wail not plresent at the Sitting. M. de Lemeth —The protestation ethic% you have just heard is a sufficiently clear manifesto against the Charter.—(Aofse and tuaretars.)— It is a manifesto in fixvour of the old regime.— Louder murmurs en the right.)—Sopport. gentle men, of you w4l, the proposition of M. de Mar ' cellos. We (Poland nothing better, for France knows what she has to hope and to fear from the meeting.—(/Yeas • commotion ow the right.)— This is recurring to a system of tactics, *lnch was last year very frequently employed agents the side on which I have the honour to sit. Under the name of legitimacy it is.wished to eitabli-h a totally new theory. It is necessary that we should explain our selves clearly. Voice on the right—Bravo! Make your profes sion of faith. NI. de Lanieth.—l Totem!' to do so: wish to ex• plain myself clearly on the subject of legitimacy— ( Ironical Maros renefeell.)—ln the first place, that the word may be well tuiderstood,it is necessary to coosolt its tingle. Legitimate is derived from kg, intiows—that is to say, inherent to the I Leg timacy is, therefore, so ema n ation from the law it self. nos a child whose birth is legitimate is one whose filiation is ackuowkdued by the law. I. the old times, which are so much extolled, the legitinte of • younger child was the portion, the petty pot.. lion, which the low granted to the junior off-Trine, of a family. The law has always decided legitt ' macy. 11 we go a degree higher—am that tonching the succession to the throne—we find that le gitimacy ha. always been considerrd as the right of inheritance from male to male, in the order of pri mogeuitureship, to the exclusion of females.— (Voice ou the right, " And in the same dynasty.") —Well, this port of legitimacy we are willing to acknowledge. (Ironical plaudits on the right : a voice—" What ! even (Iloilo; the hundred days r ) . But if, instead of this lignimary. it is wished to establish' divioe right, by airinz of wl.ieli people are to biome the prepatrty of Klugs,..(negetive mur murs on the right)—we coo uo huger recognize it. People reasou very justly, when they spend; of legi. timacy, oil!) 'overt to toe right int...wanes.; but.when they 'posh of it with regard to property„ • they make aleadaratious which are anti-mittootal.— eghter on the Bigsein—Aud absurd. NI. de Lutnetb—The doctrine of divine right has been proscrihed in England. M. de la Lut—But we are not there. Great confusion here ensued, which terminated with loud cries of " Close the debate!" Geueral Sebastiani—By these cries-feribe Apes don, it appears to be wished to stifle theibet Algona as well es the mo,t important of discussions. I cannot, however, rise to oppose the closing of the debate, without entering into the subject bade consideration. Thee Barter was given.by the King to satisfy the moat imperious wants of the annum, and henceforth every authority in France proceeds from at.--( Great agitoihm.)—With more calmness it would perhaps he seen that we are not far from a right understanding. There is certainly touch oeed fat coming to so midis-sanding on this question, for the nation begins to be aware—(hber- PS/11 and interrwption)—yet, for some days the 4,4lo: c sip Asa beeu completely aboodoneeL It is vio- Med- 'by every imaginable subterfuge.—(dppluese 0011 . 1 kt kft.) The Chamber rejected by a slight majority the Order of the Day, and referred the petition of the Steer Spy to the 4..sl4nosittee ott the Press. M. Coupigny then reported • Petition from several Judges of Tribunals of First Instance, praying for an increase of salary, which he proposed to refer to the Keeper of the Seals. M. Etienne observed, that there existed a tendency to render the Judges :met-miaow, in order that the hope of promotion might have the more effect upon them. Power has sired of the Judges, and wishes that the Judges should hare need of it.—(The Petition tens erred as proposed. The Fitnauce Nliniater ascended the tribune, and - '.:. ' • ' .- . , . . ,sr ve• . a." 4,-4 ZVI% ' " .. ' IV' '' , eslicb _,. „.„ . ' • : .7 111. ?;*., "....,,,,"- '...'...;•. ..... ''' ..., • # .. -- ~. - 1 - ...7.(s .., • ~ i• • • • It. • ~-, . .e . f ., '-...,. ( , ~. ..'• ~ . --..• .- •- • - ..• . • ' ." •I . . ' . % - ~ • , • 119, Maims, at the Covet of Coamelsattheve of Ilaokeepts, ' the °Nemeth ale pliellhas-thatit eir lledOlyt IWM Z:hstreet, limukm. AU•roey, Mr. halos, Amtio• would withdrew iiiidtere f ro m t astute Jed ' . .., • Dahl be contrary to the Charter - 1 Thew , tile of Insees-bellelimm o Fettealhae, md ,'"lt h _____," ' ~ ~„„„,___ .... 1 _,„ 1 . 4 , ~s " • 1 / 1 111.114 Lasmiaw, work - bon -maaufacteeer, to weeder , s•c• • W ww " . '''''''`" t he r" - ""'" * " .e "" i e' • Javan, 11. 11, sod February IS, at tea. at the Court .f bee formerly established.. — he proposition 1 . ' • -at. aelltio,wilk&F,S... Jtoold,e. Mold to the theme, wtomtit 60 tho Chssiber, ..r .t l ur f irrsi.L .Fkoso Crlll44l:l 4m. ill 4 JD". ilernila s Y TS"- yeti will reject it with contempt. • • - et • rOhtbaktetisf tititoomli.,Cbetent art- M.",de ChnoVelha and other voices on the le '• ..A ucM el NW 'MIMI 011.01.1710 r, ti t Voiftodolc,ltt. " Bopperted ! seseported l" ei r li ' aad i t io. lia " a i m aZ„ ft , al li. l4 ;n iu ; H . 64 A i tokuer4 D4 411/11 A long and lively alterestion followed heti mit are des, gortkaos.be i boor i 1,,,,,,„ ; so d the advocates for the dottier mod the advoent 1141, thiol.• . the rorwr epthority. - ,_ , OwtPriiirit ,M. de Mambo's vela that the proposition • "0 lk 'IL. .C9O_OoYdell. et tkoSubutits of York, brewer, • monstrous 'lnnovation, and a new attack i - '.. owes* th e Bletilwah lam, York. the Charter. " Do uoN, Caentleteen," he raid, rile. A. liwol. we. of taadow-street, GreeorPieh, • mall a Miloomatraea, Itrlgewell Predict, Linda, your opprobedou of this petition, Rive ass , . . . , at 'bees. at the Gilin of Commissioners of to principles which YOU have already combettif • Ms, Bmsoshall-atreet. _, the preceding Ministry, sod over winch -or i ' Ifilloost tior W. Potter% Ws. Mid W. Bottom, Jam. Of r,,„_•aw- triumphed—principles so how ile to the Cha , "'""" I '' 4 ' 11. 1 als•helk"' it el '""' 1' the s ' s " Vt'lly is it expected that ore should change so ; ' - 4 c•olaissineslis to Buskrupts Basinglwituireet. • .. Yibroon li X. Wale,. of is Loo ' doe Torero, SUborptp. , deal;' Whet event*, what. motive., can so thirst, Loodosi; tavers-keeper, at tea, at the Court of alter the state of the majority in Ilia Chasm i femitelamorpos,of Baeltrepta. Reptingball-strert. Jaireirsl9..Q. M• Thurkle, a New-atreet-square, Fetter. t uribin ati o it tion be e the Malheur of yesterday (cons.' i that has already begs. to thong. lidei,.l.oerteo, flahmeager, at twelve, at the Court of Coal- !.. • • .• umposition of the Majority ?". (Violent =UMW V , 1., jesioriesorrs of Baokrayis, Baiiughall.street. 1/1111Ssery O. .1. Lewis, of Three Kings-court, Loailsord. the right. Cries of " Yea, yes I that is true," . i .p. l - - ' ahead, Loodoa, wine-operebaut. at twelve, at the Court of she left.).-M. Cleustieltti iproceeded to idled. .• jr. 4.. Itessasissiuspers of illsakospia. Boaluqhall- street. several of the Johusals, and to a Circular wide. 114 binary 5. 8. PlitUpts . , of Tlereadappedie-suret, Landow, b y t h e c omet t es i i i i to all the Editors, rrsine • 'tam r, at twelve, at the Court of Cosaikuioueri tat Sauk- I g et i l pat to ilbmt i . .. 0 'taps; leasiughalbatrett. t it any article of diacir iftloimary 5. R. Malcolm, of Ashbouror, Derby, tee-drain, on the lii* prbject ceketlee we the Police of .(Sweive at the Com e rt i l Comosisaioaers sat thaerapts, Jooreals.; . a I ii ka " 1 : 4 0 1 . 111- " i f ie• crun i t La amta....r. • of Bankrupt., Bastnika. .M. Benjamin Constant oottelhded that 41 p Fthrnary O. li Brown, o the lances Read, Friday:ilreel, . . . "undue, cora-dealer, at twain, at the Court of Conlin. ~ e„ .... • -... 7 Molars of Ranks mots, Basiaghall.elreet. •'`. 4 .-fr. February O. J. woodman.. and M. Woodhouse, late of lintetue lane, / undue, West ladle heaters at twelve, at street. emanates from the Charter. Mr de Marceltos.—l ascend this tribune to teat, as a depnty of Frtince„ against the dart which I think I have heard professed. Idr them, sa a deputy of France, that there is in in 3 amity 19. D. Campbell , of the Old !rimy, Loudon, fuer- no authority save that which 'maestro from t • . A s . 1 to chaos, at tea, it th e C our t of Cunstamunters of Batik. only supreme and legitimate suttiority—t hat a rapt', halinghall-street Niel ; that the Charter it..if exists only by ' ' •4..‘ 4.". February 7. C. Fearer, •f Wellington, Somerset, druggist, Kino• o . that consequently our powers, which 4 . at Meven, at the Bohm' Arm. bat Retinue, Drew. Felatiary 7. J. Lsitly, of Huston, Inn, serge-maker, at teste s if it must be so, immediately from the ( • roe, at the Bakers' Aran la., Minton Devoe. ter, proem' in reality flour the King, for it I Fpantary 9. A. Ryder ' uftbe Commerrialrlale-R roan, Lon- King who has oonceded And granted the Chat' km, cottoir nserrbaot, at twelve, at the Court of Commis. us. Lasty, • I intuit add, that there is in Ft Vowels of Baukrupn, flasingitall-striet. nothing/ Stational except what ii nipilarehiC VW DTI Cll^•,•ekt __C...=•..=.... I. - . . p4odelice nf.tbe Cluimber. The petitioner lin_ a iirM drreCtly contrary to the views die by the King in . doe, , dt•courde flosu• tie tl ur.d by the Chentber itself to ilea sitidrees. wlt rea)altl memorable in the annals of repre tier Clovernment by the promptitude of he yrs (Lroghter.)—Wiot did the King sly in his 91 obiredthan Fre q. Alf hes breiqv copy pram I.ist the passions were ever*/ iiliese calming; ti 'Acts mere respected ; surtdiet *very where thi so( weelelt. Wiest siset the Claml ioihto uttdre.s it requested that the C khouldtcythrtelocf, autel ,hat - lessi in Aintsocat ' ter fuodififiliiliiiive'Xould geutlemteh you are ineir iii4ed to supprtya loi • • dram 4The '1 srithdrast diothem Trim their mature ism•• be mistrary to the Charter; for joryehsch . the Chatter The proposition Is an Meek so Use Chamber, mad contempt. krt.- I rod a law LOl7lll, ka. a Arvid, L Fisanee i■ 3,418.768 fray The mid 74e. 34th., delis' the specie a 410 hammiest IN el, da dor, ealcalsted " 2 . la . of October, bOtlet preciaig bebt mad the sum of aacenuoi A. " 3.1. BONO dile marred Imam al ibt N aid wilaabk Pot lbw goatee! tap Pao lb adasiaboiratioa Is lit M. iprojtell Per repo/moats • As. Las is tie 144 /a 6, Vet of 4b e, a flit go ta 1 Asap mimed ompothot A long project oh, or to flirt Cloosober . ter propositwo, when another tions, and the the of THE • • • - . . . . . . . woo .. -,... . , . - - . , 11 : . • • Y. . • 4 • ww peojeot L vesieleieg teethleetioes of the grity, and to mould his yoyeroment in stead eon-. ‘4 , 411, ..., ,.. N 1 dg N -.-\ii--!: , fortuity with the principles which are there eutteen I . 4 :t--..5.t • kt: • rose, Air •. \ , 't . r.-r-:-F., .;,, L A wi r d l a mew kr spewed g,„ t h i , mi n k. ? crated. His MAJIIITY km too IrldCh,gooll Mae BO • , _....... , ..........-. .... . re is the Five per Gut. Consols, of the sum of permit him to indulge in such dangerous foolcies; ''. wow - . • °Pr- ,r . "16 `` , "*".- ; ` 100 " - A I (eases, with Merest front the !Id of Meech, 1822. / ~,I, ..„) W. „or :Clo . 1 " . Mil le told isseriptioa of nibs represestlig, at 8/ francs he is satisfied to enjoy his authority, whatever it . dui, ihe medium rats a the 6 per Cent. Cosiest% may be, without uttering offensive boasts of its ex- FASHIONABLE Aro 1 V /MENTZ ii he sir l6l4 ' 6661116 6( the ye II" ' 6 "P"'" ' 6 tent, or alarming the minds of others with legal 00 asieteas is Illegality apperetatiql In Ow. rens- . The Marcia sit of Exeter has left town fir Yes gm it it in specie of be two-flftbs uf the notes of tiqui. quibbles respecting the claims which it might be deviated at so equal rum of ISO millions. possible for him it mime future time to awaken. Illorhampton. substitalion fur Article 1. of lie posinet of the SIM yr by Means of the credit I. inscriptiosis opened Such amuseeseuts belong to the Ultra - Ku rho Lad of %Maoist and family are arrived at thr., bilm be l i :b iller . N kr e l w el p - rrt, ware lla f r r t " ...ar t rit r ri st 7e t st i c li rds a 7 li a lu il e si,.. i • seeding Article, the espouse of that Consolidated those speculative philmoophers who resolve all gee or the Risking Food are Owed foe the year 1811 at ernment into the •hsolute power of Kings, and aho Hotel, St. Jaes's•stran m , (rum Lord Coities west, Drop. if 22 I. in the pursuit of their theories make no account of 11,1174,03. as , eintfurasable to the maenad , • more Lodge, ni ßucks. Lord Newburgh has arrived at the British Hot e l, r ~ t sebetltstiun tor Article! of the ImidllteLict — Cfs• what may chance to be the wishes of the people. anytestreetsesinw Brighton. I Captain Lockhart and Mr. Herter bare left the IVaiteuu 'r e r .o r A dlo oe the g e rirtZ i ci , 4 4 4 , Bll 4rg e l 4 l 9 4 l A. f. ,,,,, t r o t t e ,,,7l: These Stotesooen look upon historical events ota of lintel, Jermyu-streer for Bath. • able se follOws ,-- mere accidents, and consequently the knowledge be John and Lady ha res, and family hare arriol (sacral expenses ... . Pr. 534,003,824 idasisiimmitton aexportatioa, kiar(a• ' the past give* them no experience for the guidance et their boast M Berke ran boss their *eat, Ne w . Jodie, 8 . ii I law project) ••• )32.43 2 , 440 of the future; their doctrines would be only an. i Itir Henry amid Miss Pane leave hit the Royal Hotel, le I gamuts arid restilatioss to be made, Boats • also Messrs. Baskfeel 6,31000 surd, if they were not unfortunately edit:elated to tritoes - sl . rec l . for lartr seat 10 i , i lis the km pett}eCt) .. Ar Foothill. Wilt.. provoke a practical refutation of their errors. Arrivals at the Bath Hotel, Arlington.street t.....f1ir Thane, ''''/' l Total Pr ' lrn ' aatt ' 7l4 French Funds on the llth of January—Five per Wallace, Bart. from his mat to Gloucestershire; c.p..i. I • melettlltrtios bramble 14 of theism peeing of the ~, ~ . ~, Beak Stock . __ . and Mrs. breach from • tune. Major and Mrs. Phillinsure letaleer, the receipt. use haled for the savvier of IKE '-'ents ‘wliewls Bois 4 0 c. tat mow of 9111,000,813 frame, ettufurinoble to the ....--,lkai 'Masao Frankland Lewis, Eaq. M.P. arrived yesterday ii moose a." The new Treasury Minute regulating the salaries the Clarendoa Hotel. Bused-street, frets bis met, Harp,. •, rag debate arose oo the question whether this in the Public Offices, to whist> we lately alluded, is to C" Ar re riv W al a s le. a; hfi t's Hotel, Lower Bronh-atreet t—Er. should be referred to a Special Commit, giveu in another part of our Paper. Into the Gemmel Jones from Hampshire; his Eseellency Muimeir wt alrlak4 apposnted for the Budget. The De Boum ; and Captain Hesse from the Continent. merits of its varions modifications and arraugemen er docisind, by • large majority, tor the at. ts Arrivals at Read's Hotel, Groerrnor•street t —Mr. at,,f I opt:l64nm stud thgn adjouroed to Monday, we shall not at present enter; we only repeat, that, Wes. William Scott from Santos Dan omen, Norms ; u t nattier report front the Committee of l'etf- however judiciously Ministers may cut, carve, end re. ifirww. om s h i l n e! u p . w_w. de " ae hi n: fr t u ti ll e it 4) a zr ilit G ; f li t . /. 11 , 1 14715ire a lui rl . F 4. • and the report on the law project relative to gulate the salaries of subaltern clerks, they will not G .. 'Lam' Alliwne4 l . blutl n kesl Hawse, Kent. u "CI • . !aces of the press, will be brought up. be able to satisfy the public expectation on the ' _ _ -I ar.............. ---------- ——.— . - ground of retrenchment and tecononsy so long lathe . THE L4PI.4I3IDERS. . E BRITI SHPRES S. heeds of office remain untouched. If they mean --.....--- n to practise a real and efficient economy, they must li - -- ---- us ing begin •t home; they mat reduce their own over. An exhibition of a very interest lately been opened for public inspection sit the grown emoluments ; ■and until they adopt tbat course E gypt i an H a ll , P icca dill y . M r. Bullock, whewLONDON, they never. can set about economy with • good grace. name is already so distinguished as the collector of EDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, IS(:& the London Museum, has; at length, auceeeded in Indeed they must, on OM contriry, suffer greatly andw ppublic eatinn . ation, by exciiing'eo . vy and jealousy, importing a herd of living rein-deer into this coons '- it Paris Papers of Smartie) , lest have arrived . try. They are accompanied by a family of Lap_ ppearing in the world not doing unto others as lenders, consisting of a men. his wife, and a boy, . Lay- office. itA debate took place in the Chum. 1 they would wish to be dime by. The salary of between four sod five yews of age . The Leplanden I Deputies on Friday upon the Petition of • one of our ltlinisters is equal to the salary of the are of • small stature, and delicately formed ; their named SPY, whil . suggested to the Chamber ~ 1 ItIiSIDILNT of the United States. A single case of features ere by no means disagreeable ; their eyes 'I tediency of rubjeciiiig offences of the Pre* particularly are lively and intelligent. They are this clam affords more room for efficient and beue- rlecision of the Jsdges, without the interfe- ficial retrenchment than the salaries of a whom , clothed in their appropriate costume. which, at ' c I Juries. The Committee of Petitions ?so- the present lesson of the year, when fur is to t office uf cle: ks. essential an article of female dress, may well et. I bat this Petition should be referred to the ---ms--- cite the envy of some of tittle fair spectators. At I ittee appointed to inquire into the project of We resume our extracts from the Dublin Papers the upper end of the room are placed their het, 'ling to the Press, and this proposition. though of Saturday, including the speech of Marquis in which the different articles of furniture see sr. r • opposed by the liberal into of the Chamber, Wetessutir, on the health of the Duke of Was, ranged in their usual order. The rein-deer, shim !mostly ordered by a small majority. There Li N OTON being dra n k at the l a t e ci v i c di nner ; a nd a are well wArthy of attention, are in en enclosed space in the centre. They seem peculiarly formed is mong the leading men of France au extraor- new correspondence between Lord BLAYNEY and for a combination of strength with activity, ate? lc jesloosy of a free Press, but all who revere the Parishioners of Muck e o, on th e su bject of the are furnished with very large sullen', which r after and can appreciate the value of liberty. non-residence of the Cler g y, We have also copied give them a formidable appearaoce ; hut, 'brit' 1 ,e stoutly for the maintenance of this indis- from the same Papers some new cases of outrage, extreme is t d e o a ci e li r t anon banishes all apprestiensiso. docility ity, to metier which ever y r le preservative of their country's freedom, which we regret to find is extending in the county facility is afforded g by means of an inter p reter , ai! liambers appear, hem the character of some of Kerry. • t ' be amply . gratified by this collection. The objects . debates, to be still in the rudiments of con- The Gazette of last night announces the . eletra . of it not only attract the eye, but appeal to the ,east learning, they have not yet fully agreed . - • Understanding. and we can trnly say that no other non of the Lord Mayor of Dublin to the dignity exhibition passessess ouch peculiar novelties, hem heir first principles, and it is *till ie topic of . . of a Baronet of the United Kingdom. the contempleion of which so much aTtiliellfieut utation between the conflicting parties . - -. 1 and instruction may be derived. The exhibition r there doesnot exist a l am" in the 1"°- The Martinis of Lois DORDIIIIRT yesterday tr room was yesterday crowded with spectators.. ,or in the prerogatives of the Komi, supe- acted business with the CHANCSLLOR of the _ and indeiseudetit of, the priaciples that are Exc l i f4 wea. ,SPARRIN G. .sed by the Charter itself. It war well Yesterday. at three o'clock. Mr. %Viten:, M.P. ...0111111. i P I by M. DR CONSTANT, that every authorityof London, accompanied by a depute- for the City 'The piddle exhibition of the representation of the light • lion of merchants, waited upon the Cnnecettoe between Neale sad Gas, yesterday, drew a very genteel as- 4 rd by the depowiteries of the Executive of the m x .. L. ultEettelt at his house iu Downing- 'tailpiece, 'mond wha m was • sprinkling of Nobility. The not recognised by the Charter, is illegal and street. perfirmaate excited much applause, and was giveu out alms minions!. Tnio doctrine was strenuously Tlw Hon. WILLIAM HENRY JOHN SCOTT, sou for another day. res and avis dems excellent setto, and let loose.: absurdly sought to be controverted by M of the Earl of ELDOII. has been sworn in one oi r each Ay other in f D orcib mo le order. the Carsitors for London and Middlesex, in the RCEL LUIS and others, who argued for the Belem° and Cooper the Gipsy (dead to each other in roan room or RANDALL, Es l I dq. ate y decease . style , and they gave and took with much earneetares. t de d royal porrer from the circumstaiice The Duch of Bounton, whose death we an. T he ' youngest of the Eelaacos and the pie..hoy (Viler. 1 r Charter itself was but an emanation from tine) tamed to without ceremony and satuifird the audiescr. d t riof the o►l family, " 'mune, yes ev ey, was al will. It cannot indeed be doubted, that, an d th e ' ou t o f the present Duke : she was born - - -- -- tof fora), the Charter of Fustier, aopeors to be ill the year 1750, Mid was married to the Duke of - emanation from the Kota's authority, s BOURBON CONDE in 1770. She has been for BRIGHTON, JANUARY 14.—Count MUNSM ' • some years separated from her husband. lelt the Palace for Loudon on Friday ; Lord Low- . try . 1 ift from his bonne}. a concession which . The London Prints, in giviug an account of TERI tukes leave for town today. The Duke of te termsof the grant, it might be presumed he what posted at the dinner, after the Agricultural YORK and Earl TALBOT are among the expected t entitled to withhold. But this is the mere Welt% here on Wednesday last, made a strange guests at the Pavilion. The K tea purposes opens of law, and there is = no man in France so inniteke, by attaching to • certain circumstance. ing the ensuing Session of Parliament in mew, besidted, nu matter what may be his public the name of Mr. P . ARTINGTON, • Magistrate, in- but his MAJ Bent will WWII to this piece very soon t stead of )hat of Mr. P . IDDINGTON, an agricultu. afterwards. ewho does not 'p rivate ices, . , feel the coitvi . c- . st : which latter Gentleman) certainly was prowl. The Conefiretionnd of Friday, contains a letter rt Ita t lita g all4 ca tl . l"l"latanilrariticre. oral and loud in expressing his indignation at the from Mr. fr i DOUGLAS LOYEDAT, in vindtestion of rte Chaiter uf the itstinition at the tune anisouricenient of Cosem's name as a Inset ; but himself alpinist a charge made by the Qvatidierrate presenting it, and that not even the foreign this happened some time after Mr. PARTI NoTON that he had attacked the religion of the State. i to which at 2114 awful moment glittered in the and the worthy Chairman, DAVIES GILBERT, Esq. During the late flood a salmon was taken oat of Paris, or guarded the coofioro of his had left the room, which makes the error appear of the river Tense, at Tenbury, weighing 1511bs. I m, could save the throne of Louis from tut- the more extraordinary.— ( Sussex Advertiser.) a circumstance mot recollected by the oldest wha- SPANISH LOAN.—A loan has recently been con- hasn't. of the town. A century or two ego thus traction if he had failed to execute the task • trocted with the Spanish Government, by Messrs. river was famed for salmon. • is conceded to him, of preparing for France A e.RDOIN, HUBBARD, end Co. and Messrs. J. Another trotting match, of two miles, fur 500 gainesi GI of civil government which it has since so LAPITTE slid Co. of Paris, in conjunction with aside, took place yesterday on the Bogdan road, between -, /enjoyed. It is • fiction of the law of Eng.- Messrs. A. F. HAT.DIHAND and Sons, of Londoe, Mr. Weils's rose mare, sad Mr. R. Painter's black horse. Tile mare made the play end it d kept • the Brat half mils, a lieu T The original amount authorised br fhe Curter to be tat the KING is the allothel poesessor of all • like broke into a gallop, sod iu turning the bottle pruned he,. raised by way of loan for 1821, was about ten mil- At Ile mile the horse broke when neck and neck. asd 01 d withiu his dominion, but if he evinced • lions of dollars. A part of !his amount was sub- four retro, ahead. Every inch of the ground wa+ rmi• lion to convert this fiction into a real claim s cribed by the Nation a l Li t t a t Madrid. The re- timed, and bomb were together when two hundred yard- lees ' Petty,[ and to take to himself whativer por- minder has now been contracted for under the same bune. The mare woo sty two lengths ia six mitu......: the sod he may happen to covet, the probe- s deceee and in virtue of the King of SPAIN'S special third-one seconds. isequence would be that his MAJESTY would powers of the 22t1 November, 1821 , and the contract SPORTING .DECISION.—The match-looney ctl 0 has been duly deposited in the amines:es of the the disputed fight between Cooper the Gipsy eta if nd the ultimate right of resistance no dor- O'Leary has been returned to the backers, in cocs ii Cortes. The amount is seven millions of dollars. rivilege of the English people. Those per- For the purpose of consolidating the public debt sequeuce of the iudecieion of the umpire., "Faith hi re not friends to the King of Faitece or to of Spam, is great book is to he opened ut Madrid, sets massy disputes at rest. • • on • pl s i mi l ar to Th a t Fan a orance • and a violin, lel of the Bourbon Throne who would Os K Among the instances of sagacity in a clog. we fund of 1,200,000 dollars. to be annually applied question whether any is more remarkable thati tl.e I degrade the sanction of the Charter, or to RI to the extinction of the debt of the great hook. Elie following :—At Martinmas last, a man, who 1:,..1 oubts in the public mind respecting its eels- form in which it will be issued will be in certificates, engaged to take some cattle from the imighlime - II (. 1 penortty. The paramount authority of the beaming 3 no cent. interest. and transferable to hood of Biggar to Loudon, borrowed • dog hoist I, sower in France was but cautiously alluded bearer, with warrants of interest attached. The one of his neighbours to unit ham in driving. The r May and let dog some time after came home • and the ostler he reign of Louis XIV. The immediate o di f si N de o s v d e s mbe wil e l a be t tri s e ys c b o l u e nt i i i t i t e g . -li h r li tu t se Ma uf s M rest - ably concluded that the l ' iersen who laid tors of that great Prince were less judicious, A. F. HALDIMAND end Sues. Loudon, in English taken him away was also returned. In this. how- I rir flatterers less reserved. 'Flue crimes and money, free of all deduction ; and should the holders ever, lie was tuistaken, for some days elapsed br- sknesses of those Princes were equally ill cal- of the stock wish to receive the dividend. at Madrid, fore he arrived. He then intimated that hr had ut:- Ito justify the maintenance of such a 1 ,,,,„.. in silver dollar., they will. hose the liberty or so luckily hot the dog in the bustle of the meirol ,ol '''. i.. and the murder of Louts Y\ ' I. ought to doing, but the dividends upon the stock so dorm - The aroma! not on l y found its way, for so great a else- cilosietl, can only afterwards be received at Madrid, Mime. and through su many towns, but must have at • stop to it forever. It is not Louts XVIII. Sm. This contract has hero wade at about 55, slid contrived to get rood 011 the jou'''. y. The icsficr ow asserts the exploded doctrineabet kingly war . mude public vusterduy. It wog dune at• the - is aware that the dog, like the bee, tracks ti t n toe) , ;he has given the Charter, stud hat slum- Stunk Exchange st 561, and rose is 51, and Flowed course home by recognising the oljects in td :II ! evinced an hotreet desire to respect its iitte- at about the latter price. suing ars ay.— (I l;rerstork Paper.) ..... ` • - . I . • ' .. -. • . ' 4l 4goiliti vd• ' WE' The Paris at out office. her of person owned the raped to the di rence of posed that Commit' law relating warmly was eventual) exists among , dietary jealousy the Charter and struggle penaable The Chat of their s. stitutional , upon their angry dispui whether nerchy, nor to, recognised asserted exercised Power, unconitn though DC MARV that the the royal in point but an vol uniury from the was lot fiction of utterly professit toots Oar fluid the . of his prettew bayonet.* at recta kingdom, ter destruct' that was , the form happily land that the land dispositi, of proper!' tion of ble consecr soon find mint privilege sons are t the safety seek to raise doui lite supenorit3 epl power to in the successors sod their the weaknesses es Wed , 'etpie, and Ogre put whu now , supremacy formly ." Mall an ou power