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WI _ 1 2 z , a4 H 07 d y e i..ZA . t'-it'EA) el _ I., fc- :)..• 1 , ;:' i -: L IQ ' l it - Vitt : ... ~..... . . ,__ •, , i . 1 . ~.._..... 'tit 44, rtcr: + .---,„-.,--N,„„,....: 11 iTaeuea 6463. LON DON, Fll4 DAY, .4 UNE 9 ; 120. THE 4TR K.RaYA I. DRURY-LANK. VA UX HA LL THIS EVENING, FRII)AY.• June 9, a GRAND GA I.A, comprising (' a new( of Miscellx. names Marie. At the gaol of the first Art Slis.l3me •n.I hilatiestaiarfir Slasini, With Sladleinnitelie Adielle, rill r~hittit their mlsairo 4 Performances; and, Tit the coneloisi ~,, the Concert, will sneered a brilliant dignity of Far..w.ork.. Nestore Meatier, eltrn cismpletely env,- l•ped la a eiolnme 01 fire, will achieve her soirpriaing Ernitt tiona toe the Toght Rope, nt an elevation of sixty fret from the putted. WIMA Whit Soltiso. . AA. ; striped and clircke.l,R•reenela, 0.1. and 3a. worth 3a. Ad.; rich haired 51 ; apriCeed Gann Drraurs, Ili.' each; dm g Milk D for morning near, 154. th. Deets ; rich Poplin., Si. Rd ; hest Italian Geneva, 2a. R. 1.; the wide French wei.Mly Rare...rte. 2/1.; the new Crepe de Lyon*, Retire. de Naples. timiired Sethi% Canton Taff/lira. !Ate Drees.% Shawls, illberdisberYt hr. The shove being lameht for Cork no Credit tan be given— al DV BHA !ID and Co 12. Ifettriella.aireet; Covent gar. den, the invariably. Quality of Rhone Donde in too well known to require may comment. PRICE 7d. T"'' EVENING. FRIDAY. JimP 9. Isis 113j..siVa Servant. will perform, the Cornea, of them, nor object either to the postroirement of the ballot, or the postponement of the sitting of the Corn tee. A reeling very strongly prreatlr.l, its well oolong their Lordships as iu the other Mow' of Porlismo•rit, that smite turns., • tit of might Ire 5 ch,,,,,,1 fin extricating both Monies f the very painful sitll.llloll in which tier!, were now placed. To either MUM' for 10i0Ceefillig` now Mr. greed he therefore should offer no olinnoninn, Net he may be to omitted to otos-rve, that the cowtitme in which their Loidships were now placed afforded some illtistratiois of the great and serious dimmers. Metter which he had no the •ptetnditig evening cll. deavoured to impress upon the Howse mast result from their very inconsistent stud extraordinary mode of proceeding. —1 I /cur, hear. j—. The House em barked themselves in a very inconvenient ineasule, with a degree rir itangerada precipitancy, and they Now found themselves compelled to adopt slime such step as was flow r,uggestrd, to escape from the embarrassment, bearings of the case. It was contvl ded be( re r r librilohlum by two of his We' ll ' s Mi n i s f et a. '1. 3 1 'herr toss hi he no grownl for an impeachment of the Q.seei., yet he had beard out of dome that r Nlnsiorr of the Crown had said. Ine would not. V where, for fear of committing himself— ( 4 laugh;— that the consequence of referriug the durum. tits the I loose of Commons might he the itemt.s- I or an impeachment agaits.t tle (4110f..1, t.y that branch of the Leg . ' "! hr Noble E opporote ruuld tint contradict a sat I,r hy.l relay hrrall.e he could not deny that lie had J -41.1 it ✓omri*licre, or that such was the common report. flow could such statements be reconciled with pro.. lorirty .11• ruhcluct, nr correctness of jtitleinent ? and when rroceedings, in themselves io) tot onololl. rust and so irrerulute, and such as it might Le surd ' , a l lotted the thwernmesst to such vivre pli•%tic4l upon this subject by the Nlinister• of floc Crown, It was impositihle nut to irri ▪ degre e of indigmation.—(Heur. h•tee. j But use the Ministers of the Crown, after itiatitu;.• ing their own proceedings--after hawing resnls upon a fixed and certain course of proceed ill e. sh , wh to Parliament and throw • whole mass of cuments Ippon Committees of both Houses, h o ning by such a measure to shield themselves from all reitilettWthility.-1 Hese. hear. By tins step tlel proceedings of both nausea might be placed th 4 conflicting poritiou ; all the odium of the proceed nog wa. thrown upon Pal liassient, and now the Ho o p, : of Lords wee placed Its the lionn:iatit.g ulna t of being compelled to retrace n• n*:4 hensube the other House had come to a CM,CI,I-19u different from that which had been expected. Hip Noble Friend (the Earl of Lauderdale) it.dred •4' , 1 that they would test retrace their steps, that t V/011111 not listen, to what the otter 'louse had sail or shine, that they would slot he bolted, sit n there. fibre the Ilonet should appoint the Commtitee, but with a proviso tha• it should nut 611 uut.l the sense of the Utilise of Common* was know'', tt and iht• is dignity !"--I Ike,. hew. end a Istrik. j—Fi s t more dignified amulet it he if their Lordships would manfully acknowledge their involuntary er, rrr r tile result of too much prec.ipitaricy„ and ter a remedy while the power jet coutiused uI them owes hands. TEED THE. PLOUGH. r" n 11189.4forrt. Mr. Pow: gir Abel Thiewllr. Mr: Morritortois., Mr. P...., II ; ;I.h m. F.ltio. : Itcrry. Mr. Pewter: .ru., A 41.64.1. Mr. fl. gun. Mies Mrir. FAlrein ; 1.a.1y ll•Nehr: air.• OrT'r ; !Wren Atibc. M,s. Robsosen; Dem Aslsield, Mts Ilse- Inert. After whirls (fhts time et ti.is Theatre), as Extrairapata, ca"oil (iiIIVANNI IN LONDON. itolnbiaiilion N. SI. Douro open •t Seven, the Concert to brgie el Eight n'Clork. Doe Cinvietn.. Ninsinsor Vega:rim; Leporello. Mr. Marley; Mr. Porentivie not. kilt. Mr. It il; Mr. D•pny Elielbh. Mr. Gatti, DraMondry, 11r. Butler. Mrs. leporello: Mies Pomo; Miss Coostastia Quixotic. Mi.,. Eire. ; M re. Eng lish. Miss Cooliett ; Mrs. Draimandry. Mrs. Ma►lewe. The Brix.Offlea will be open f►om Elmo tin Five oTtoellt —Places to he taken of Mr. !Naomi!. R.. Ruok-kirmr. TFIE Private Exhibiti on or M encetor JF.KH I. ( - Au Lys GREAT PICTURE (rents ibs ft.hr IS ri rereaentitur the SURVIVING CREW of the MEDL'SA 4'R FIYCHFRIGATE. after ' , Molotov, Thirters Darr us a Raft without Provisiss, al the youstesst they di.- e.,ver the Vmisrl that olives Arm. grill tate Oar* at the Egyptian Hall, ore SATURDAY. awl *ill Open to the l'ablie PONDAY NEXT. INA Jose. PURSUANT to NI Ilrerre of the Mich Court of Chancery, made its • Caose wlwrein JOHN %TORS TER CHANI)LER is the Plaintiff, and ELEA NOR ARM. STRONG, widow, and "Owls are 1). fetOlststs. the Creditors of WILLIAM sEXTeIiN, lair of Yontsg's-plare, or Yohr.e.ll - Islingi.m.rtpari, in the Cotonty of Middlesex, Grit jleareo (who died on the 'art of Novenshcr, Ififih), are to CONIC Ir mud wore tbeii lAbls befope Francis Pool Strat ford, Esq. OneofShe Stowers of .the raid Court, at his Chamber*. la fiosethasonion.bridriente, Chancery-latia, UM deo, ne or lerfoor the fiih day of hale, 1830. or is default thereof t h ey will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the said Deerre. Tn•ninvrair. A New Way so Pay Old Debts, with Gio vanni in Loudon. MR. T. tOOK E tw,pecifwilw ilir.rrn% she Nollailitv. Gentry. and his Friend.' in erns-rat, that his BENEFIT CIINCERT n ill take place at tlw an TIIIVIRSDAT, the 15th Jame, the particulars of which will be duly isnitatinced. Ticket*, 10*. &I. each, lo he had of Mr. T. Cooke, 31, Great Puhroary.streel, Golden-Nu:B'e; and al the Argyll gnomic Jose 6,1820. R. POTTS, Plaintire Solicilol4 54.6(.4111'2 Inn, El. et PIMA. This dos i. published, Sro. print- 5•. A QUEtiN'S APPEAL.— " Dieu et Mon Droii." Ku. 9. REGENT-MEET. PALL.MALL. MESSRS. HOWELL o:utl JA ‘I ES' hove nn* th► Issessur to ',commie's.' to the Ladies • large gisamitv of STRIPED and FIGURE!) GAUZES, at from 10s. So aos. the Dem.: and good Whoe Rosins, for Mips to the mime, adapted to the various mummer of Dress, Sec.; including soperfor Silk Flom and Gloves, pretty It ihands, carioos I.lire of the several deseriptioes, elegant Manlius rich Shawls, healthful Silks, Ice. dm. _ Printed fur Ituhart Stootart:Sl, Strand. This day are published, bandeninely printed in ato. with a Portrait, and taker Engrav:ngs, price It. 160 in boards, ECTU it ES ON PAINTING. firlovered itt .E.ci the Royal Academy. with 11.1.1iiiiinal Observations and Notes. By HENRY FUsEll, P.P. Printed for T. Eadell sad W. Davies, Strays', Booksellers In the Royal Acadeuay; and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh. roil TIIF: BENEFIT OF MR. GATI.I FFE. TII EATR F. ROYAL, COVENT-GAR DEN. ON TUESDAY, June 20, 1820. will be pee. form.4l Goldsmith's ttlrbrsteil Comedy of SUE STOOPS TO CONQUER ; On, TUFT MISTAKES OF A NIGIIT. Sir Cl,arl.s Marlow. Mr. Chapman; Yining Marlow. Mr. C. Krnitile: llarrleastle (first time), Mr. Blanchard; 11-wt. log:. Mr. Abbott; Tony Lownphio, Mr. Liston; Diggany. Mr. o.iriira. Mrs Ilardcasilv. Mrs. Diseenport ; Min Hard ramie !Co th , n. Night only), Miss E Blanchard (bring her seemee app. seance on this stage); Miss Neville, Maw Foam In ihr the Evening, a Pail de Trois, by Miss E and Min Persloe. Ti whirl, will be added, a MUSICAL FARCE. nod ether Enterthineweata, as will be expressed is rehire Acker. fiscal. DM Ilvices. 7. —Pit, 3s. W.—Gallen, 2s.—Uppe► Gallery, la. Tichris 1., he had of Mr. Catlike, 19, New Bond•street ; aril at the h. e Admission Office. Coscot•Gawlcia Theat►e. DESMARLE INVESTMENT.—AII oprimuitity i• presented to Trailers and Capi talists twisbisie to lay out 'Money) to invest between 30 and 40.000/. iv •he I'UItCHASF. of a capital and improvable FRCEIIin.D I,A3i DIED EitTAl'fi, within 40 Miles of Town, spot terms singularly advantageous to a purchaser; of which sauna very large portion may continue on Mort gage for several years, if revoked, payable at any interme diate period, at the option of the purchaser. Parlintlars of the Property may be known, by applying (five of postage) In John Bicknell, E.q. Solicitor, Goren ; tool Mr. 'Rickard Pitman, Solicitor, Symotors tun, Chancery.lane, London. On floturtlay she 17th instant will he palilirhed, TRAVELS in SICILY, GREECE, sod AL. DANIA ; very hitodsonerly printed is Two Vol.. 41n. illustraied with UtIIIIITUOS One Engravinr, price bl. ft. in boards. By the Rev. T. S HUGHES, Fellow of Fniantud College, Csm Tice First of these Volumes sill tootaiss a Classical Tune in some of the most interesting parts of Greece, with a more particular nuddetr.ikd Accounts thesi's yet eppeared o f the meet Cities of Agriginturn, Syracuse, Delphi, and Nieopults; the Isle of Zsnie, soil the Plain of Argue. The Second will he confined chiefly to Albania, a coppery which the Author visited under tiremustaitees peculiarly fcwourahle to investigation : this part of the Wolk wan con. Ism a very iletsiled Molloy of the priest.. and public Life of the great Athenian Chieftain, Ali NAN wi.h his Wars, (tweeter, and Potiry, interepersed with a vnriely of chase• teristic Anecdotes: the whole drawn from the moat authen tic doessments that can toe procured epos these subjects. F,sch Volume will he adortiewl with Etieraviugs of Maps, Scenery, Plans, Ste. for the most beentiful of which the Au loop is indebted to his friend and fellow-traveller, Mr. It C. C.ckertll. To interrupt the Narrative as little as puesible, the Classical. Topographical, and Critical Remarks, will be subjoined its Notes to the tows of each Volame. An Appendix will be given, etinuisiing two Dissertations ul the situ of D•odolva and Delphi. from the pen of that pessimist easels', Dr. Butler, Haul Master of the Shrews bury School. EXPIRES NEXT TUESDAY. TBIM!. of the 0141 State Lottery Of fi ce*, • No. 4. Corishill, soil 9, Chariot trove, respectfully pormints hie beet Friend., the Palate, that all (hoer Tickets set Marrs which he or his Aces', 90141 between 19th May sad 1.1 ion*, the purchaser, may receive back their money, if presented nn tor her , .re N EXT TUESDAY, 13th Instaat ; bet if cot brouithi in n u t the tummy claimul on or before that thy, they cannot receive it ,'ter, but most keep their Tickets or Shines if Afterwards drawn Blitiik or Prize, or, in tad, it previously drawn; it ihert fibre is particularly inceint bent ou every persuo who has not examined his numbers to rlu 1.1) irainedsaidy, fur after the 13th all the advantage *earn. ii.SVED ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. : iltiettirtl Preference tuts NEW SAUCE T has rxrerieweed daring the short period it him been before the Pittilie. hwsiu6 neessiowed a owe erstrintes times, E and SON respeelfolly ittforoa the Nubility and (. otry, t h e Origins' Artirk is prepared only at their IV•iehouse, No. tt, Edward-atrert, Lowden, and Parliatwi•ni-street, Dublin. The Label on each Bottle aimed " nir:Arth Laseaby," P.R.-F...m its peculiar Preparation the Arid Anchovy Lace will be found rely delteittos with steaks, haglie., dt.e. IS well as •it kinds of 6sb,•nd claim a discideil preference for etwortstion ; is warranted to keep is any donate, and doge cot Into rancid when opened. The Lottery finishes Desiring as the 23.1 tasisset, roe which day the Four Stock fries suf 30,000/. and the 58 other Capitals must be dra•ru. (There are 12,000 Tickets to drive.) Wiser-anted endrarrn Tickets and Shares are selling by DISH, 4, Cornhill, and 0, Chasing-cross, and by his Agents in the Country. Various apparent inducements hare been held out at dif ferent period* uC till. l. , itirry, but the customers it RNLI'S 111 Urea may rest n-murcti they have had and will bare every advantage the Sebrine oily he 111.1.1 to pawn. dthuu;h DISH is not the Contractor, nor lots airy concern ill the Lottery er management, iltinitog for I. Mawman, 30, Ludgate.arert, London. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. QUPERiOR OLD CRUSTED PORT WINE, Three Ye-3ra in Risks, late the Slncltsallosit awl Willer and other Bankrupts, WII3. BE SC/1.1) any My, not raceeding Fire Days from the dase of this Meer tisemeot. by the Pnrebasers of ihe said Storks, he Henry. TH011.14 and RICHARD ABBOTTS, No. 10, Skinner. , sires!. and n4O, Odursistroet. _ _ HOUSE OF LORDS, Txuastux, Juxe S. TAPERS. Mr. Allout, from the Commtrsioners of the Thames NRvi• ir3ttun, torrential an Account of their Disbursements for the year 1819. S Ibe different Bios et 4r. pet Bettie. THE LAST DAY. ALL MUST BE DRAWN. AGRICULTURAL PETITIONS. The INargai■ of BUTIC presented a Petition from certain Dindbolders of filamorgaushirc„ complaining of the distress of the Agriculturists, and praying fur relief, which was read and laid on the table. HENRY'S CALCINE!) MAGNESIA con tinues to be prepared with the most errupolous care mad sttentisto, by Messrs. % THOMAS sod N'ILI.IA U RENRI', Mlnufsetoring Chemists, Manchester. It is .04 in beittl•-., price 2s. 9d. or with glass stoppers et 4s. otsr t , it.c•twell, with fell directions for its oar, by their an r i ..... Azt•nts is the !Metropolis, sod tl ..... the Evi'd kinvlttrits; but it canard be seistsisie nn:c4+ their ~sass are cntraved ate the Government Stamp, wtoth is fiat t over lb. cork or stopper of reds bottle. Or w o o or the Venders of the Magnesia may be had, nil thenticat. dty a similar Stamp, HENRY'S AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, Abe Invention of Mr. HENRY, an.l the only zrouime Pteparation of that Artkle. 'HAZARD tool CO Contract( es, be to int press upon the fake, that the sana:s of Lotteries du out fernislisoels soother ieslssiee as the present GRAND STATE Of TIIF. WHEEL. ONLY ONE DAY TO DRAW. 4 4 4 4 30 The Earl of ftwornEnny presented! a Petition from err. lain lAnilliuldera of the enemy of Linlithgow. complaining of the diuresis of the Agricalt mists, and praying fur relief.— Il real, and latd ua the sable. 11.nril Cat:mous presented a Petition from the Chamber of Commerce of ft consplaistin; of the restriction ou Comnier , e, and iirrying fur relief; which wits read, and ordered to be Irid no the male. 2001. 100 Itc. Money tul Consols, *s.l ALL iu ONE DAY, FRIDAY, 93.1 THIS IRONTII, Whets the Leitery fiesi6leee.. The Earl of Raw, r.vir moved fora Return of the quantity of paper wied in the different Offices of Excise and Customs in In laud, for the last ten years.—Ordered. The Marquis of Issimomu mowed that a Waage should hr seat to the Howie of Commons, requesting leave that Edward Ellice, our of its Menthers, might attend as a vitae** the Select Committee of their Lordships un Foreign Trade.— Ordered. c()TT's Fashionable DYES to COLOUR 177 sl STOCKINGS. gtc —new Dyes are now used I.y almost •r-uy Family in the Kharkov... G. S. recommends them as both ecotionitral sod fashion/Ode. rink lige rives a in eo!uar locaolifel gild to Silk Stockings, one bottle Min n ronicirat for two or three dozen pill'. prier 2.. 6.1 ; Litac bkont, or Armin lige rivet the admired bloom seen "a are S. l k Stoasugs, sad dyes a 6ne purple, lilac, violet, ear. price 2a.6.l.—these are the fdsluionable colours fuur Sulk Stnekiar. &r ; Nankeen Ilve for restoring the faded Culotte of Nankeen Tiowsers, Ice. 1s 711.; heliall (1.1 Noe fitte lions Is. to 7.. dyes Silks, Llnenr, Cotto n s, &e. ; Ottroble /ad to Write us Lnieus, ace. 4s. ; a Mt various other Goods. Prertred and sold, wholesale awl relit% by GEORG!: iltrOTT. Cotoor Alawaraeloror to the Royal Family, 417, STR A N D, opposite the •delphi. ss• Beware of asoterone coasterfeits, as none are grossioe bat those frooltss Illserfactom s■ alum. FOR THE GROWTH OF THE HAIR, Retommeaded by Om Wet Dr. Hooter sod miter eminent Pltyoiriarn. puosom AND COMPANY rroportfolly inform lbo %Mit, Hod bovirit had cnalinual Ithjoe t wise In tbr forript Nate of M HUME DIVINE," owl" al tbe rogvariori of numerous Frirods, todttpled that " BOTANIC OIL," as appropriate, it brae; 'made (tom a mante.trupt rrcipe of Culprit. r, the celebrated Eng- Itt.t.titt‘t. Moir Re flair bus (Men 011 fr illness, perspiration, halite of elimutr. Esc. the nolitOlC ()II Will infallibly re store it In Wf•flyeiy •.mica, h 7. (it. noIli! will prove is. /hairy ; but nbere lion' has b.,,, great neglect, Or Where nie P sit Y is WirSOrell in life, a minis, perseverance is rut. ermary. See fr.tunusiiala of li. etheary in • Dinsertat . the It enclioe4 rums(' each Kittle. It is also much unit...mid by ladies for dressing the Hair; it makes it. if rier .0 handl, bet:blindly aloft and glossy, keeps it in curl, and inirirts a reviving grateful perfume. Price 3s. 04. 7.. Od. and (hie (;ninen. Sold by the Prop•ielora' wholesale agent, Mr. Atkinson, Perfasaer, Nu. 44, Gerrard -theft, Solio-stsare ; Menses. tListi* and Pierce, 57, New Bond-street ; Mown. Bayley ;aid Blew,e.ockopur.street; Mr. Rigge, 06,0seapside; and by roust Perfumers and Medicine Veinier* is the Kingdom,. Alan HUOM/N'S BOTANIC TOOTH Pitt DER, fur heaolifying and preserving the Teeth, fastening theme that are lass•, rOlinoWilif the tartar, and coring the Pewee, in th• toms, •od infallibly preventing the Tooth Ache. Prime 34 ' 01 Silvis Datlrsvrts Tick's* and Shares are on Sale at HAZARD Coo's 016eau, Royal Exchange Gate; la. Cornhill ; and 324. Oxford street, l...ndosi ; and at all their Arias is the Country. HAZARD awl Co. Steered and ltohl in a recent Lottery, A 1.1.. TIIE PItIZES oif 40,000!!! and in the present Lot tery. Nu. 2,313, a Wm.: of 10.0001. Cossets, besides NINE OTHER CAPITALS. UPTURESywedily anti radically CURED, lr without pain, or interroptiou to the usual avocations of the Patient ; out by the mere use of Truss.., which lung experleoce has proved to be ineffectual, but by a Course of Remelies.—Mr.DlVFOUß,Surgeon to the Damian Dispen sary for the Cure of litrietures, and sole Proprietor of rates Meditated Boogies, flatten himself that the following Attestation (selected from a great member, contained i n his Treatise on the Radical Cure of Rupture) 'rill be rousidered a■ satisfactory evidence of the fact :—" Psissh of St. Ana, Westminster. Workhouee, July 15, 1819. We, the Over seers of the Pour of this rai WI, do hereby certify, that ‘ l 'a- Ram Gosling, and Charles Moore (one of the poor now in the Workless.. of this Parish). being severely *libeled with Raptures, were sent by us to Mr. Dufour for the purpose of care: in a very short spec. of time they were both perfectly cured. Witness suit► 16111111 . 1,0*184 TUlTkililkbn, J. Moore. head, William Wyatt, Willi Mt Rrosresley.--.Trusses, con. strutted sin the Ite.t principles, are kept on sale, as they ue essentially useful Miring the Courem of Remedies. Attewl auce from Tete to Four, and flow gems to Niue, Nu. 41, Revisers street, Osfurd.strect. 21)2, STRAN I). SALMON, ODY, •.,./1 CO, moat rcercetfolly inform she Public, that their PATENT SELF-AD. MATING TRUSSES COallalle to he ere 000000 welded by all the most eminent Surgeons in Town and Country. The rpnngti are so cuastriarkd as to adm.t of increase or de crease iu sine sad furry; will ansir• r fur right or left side, without else least itsroneeilienee to the wearer, requiring au under-strap ur oilier galling bandage. The Patentees have the honour to supply the Army and Nivy, the Naval and Military Hospitals, she Durk-yards and Ordnance, the Marine Infirmary. the Honourable Eaat India Company, the City cif London Tress %toe y, the Ma. y. le-Bone, Wieeliscutub, Bristol, and Denbigh liefirmarns, the Middlesex Hospital, &c. Ste. &c. Manufactory, t9t, Strand, London; et a la Galerie du Palaia Royale, No. 188, a Paris. N.R.—Prrome residing is the country mulling the cir cumference of she body scrum the btr, may depend spun being accurately filled. Sold by Butler and Sows, No. 34, Saekville-street, Dub. lin; mad ore ur more Dreggilts in every principal Town in Englaot THE QUEEN. Lord KENYON soul, that the time having arrived for going into the ballot for a Committer to inquire into the most important question that ever haul come before their Lordships, he begged fur their itoltil geoce lOr a few minutes. He approved of the course taken yesterday by their Lordships, and was of opinion that, in every point of view, it was the proper one, bring driven to it, as his Majesty's Ministers had hero. He. however, understood, that circumstances had since arise" which might avert every calamity they were threatened with, so d would make the liquify iiiiiwcresary ; he would therefore hope that their Lordships would postpone the proceeding of the ballot to some future perid, as he trusted that some conciliatory measures might take place. The other flume of Parliament, in that feeling, had adjourned the further considera tion of the question. He was aware that if their Lordships went into the ballot it would not he I ling on the Committee to meet; but he thought it would be niore respectful to pot.tpone the ballot until Monday. lie took the opportunity of ntaktog this suggestiou to their Lordships, with the hope it would meet with their approbation. The Earl of LIVERPOOL said, he had heard of nothing since their Lordships had last suer, that ought to prevent their concluding the measure in its present state. Ile would have no objection, alter the ballot was over, that the slay for the Com• miner to inert should be on 'Needs) , next—which, if he understood the Noble Lord, would give suffi cient time to conclude ally nesociatious which that Noble Lord might suppose haul commenced. The Marquis of LA astsows remarked, that from what had fallen from the Noble llrron, and the Noble East opposite. it was manifest that they con curred in the opinion. that the vote made 'resters day by their Lorslahipe was too precipitate. la this point they folly agver44 atuk. .00 for as this poiut was coostratal o he *NM Se diger from . I.: • I .14141 . 1 IAI 41.0 • t 1 , 1, jt.. Lord KENTON rose, and Was proceeding to corn plena that his proposition seemed to have been met by the Noble. Illerquis, and a Noble Baron near him. with a smileof triumph, as if lie had displayed an inconsistency in making the present after having voted on the former evening for the •ppoietmetit of a Committee--mhen he was inter rupted by The Merquis of LANSDOWN, who declared that • feeling of triumph hail to no respect entered his mind, and that he was very far from imputing in consistenry personally to the Noble Ilium. Lord KenYos it , sured-the House he had been induced to make aloe motion solely from an impres sion that an anxious wish prevailed in the House t o afford evesy opportunity for arranging matters by some compronose, and that such id disposiito n in the illustrious potties concerned would be hest en couraged if the !louse of Lords skewed, by any mean*, its decided wish that such a settlement might be agreed• upon. 'lte Noble Lord limn moved that the Committee should not be chosen by ballot until Monday. The motion being seconded, The Earl of LAUDERDALE rose and said, that in point of substantive effect, the object of the illation made by the Noble Baron, and of the mode of proceeding by suspending the meeting of the Committee, suggested by the Noble Earl, was pre. cisely the same, yet he far preferred the latter emirse to the former. Ile could know nothiug of the lino lives which, acting out of the House, might rows,. rage .nail a hope as the Noble Baron expressed; but be did know that it would not he becioning the dignity and honour of the House, if they were by their proceedings this evening by an indirect anode to supersede their former vote, and leave their measures isscomplete. It was quite irregular for any Noble Lord to refer to the conduct imr sued by the other House of Parliament. Their Lordships were to determine not u; what might Ike the opinions or sentiments of other persor.s, hat upon their own sense of propriety and justice. The forms of the House suggested the most proper mode of proceeding. The objects of both the . Noble Lords were the same; the question was oils altogether of form; and it was bur tile House to consider, whether they would acknowledge their former vote to have been founded in error, or imp. -hold the dignity of their proceeding', by can. pleting the measure they had commeliced. Lord HOLLAND believed that the Noble lb opposite (Lord Kenyon). had alluded to him when he spoke of an unlucky smile that might have chanced to have escaped from him, but he could assure the Noble Lord that flue senile wtm not meant to have conveyed an expression of triumph, or of disapprobation. " Perhaps" (said the Noble Lord with his accustomed gond tiontout), 4. lied the Noble Baron known, as lie must 110 w. that I hare scarcely voice enough left to litter a mo lester!, he would not have refused rue the trilling indulgence of endeavouring to express my opinions with a smile." [Lord llollentl. we Noma to say, appeared to labour under the effects of severe oohs position.] He declared that he freely concurred io the propriety of the motion, which should hare his support. It was rendered necessary by cer tain proceedings which bad occurred in an other place, but he should take rare not to commit Himself lay saying where 74.4 laugh 'yet it must appear from the votes of the Muse 6.f Commons what the vole was to which that I louse had come u; this subject. Indeed lie was tit • loss to conceive how those who conceived it proper that there should be a concurrent proceeding mom this subject in the two Houses of Parliament could object to an allusion to whit had occurred in the other House. The present motion, was, however, a strong commentary upon the proceedings of the former eveiting, as it sheaved the inconvenience to which their precipitancy had exposed them. He certainly could feel uo personal 'oomph -upon this subject, however it might prove the propriety of the arguments which had beers advanced from his side of the House with regard to the course suggested by the Ministers. He hoped and trusted that he was as anxious to ensiotaite the honour and dignity of their Lordships' H o use as any Member in it, but he did not imagine that if 4011 'toy sob ject they hail fallen into wow, there was any true dignity in *hewing any obstitiocy in permuting In at. It reminded him of the lines-- w When once a maw goes from his way, Tie more he walks, the more he goes satiny." If he found I onwards, he should ever think it the t correct, and dignified course either to retrace lois steps, or to stop still. So shwa.' their Lordships act, and not by persistiug in error militate against the real dignity of their proceedings. He preferred the mode suggested by the Noble Baron of putting 'e if the ballot, to the plan or the Noble Earl, for 'merely pampoteing the soling of the Committee. ( The Noble Lord wit) reverted to the iticonveniesice 4nesultistg from the vote of the former evetiong, and %Marked, that even the 'Ministers of the Crown ,pci new new to have boss apprieed of ell the • • • ti i .14 • • •• • !: • 1 • i• ' ' The Earl of LIVERPOOL ; I that said,however un willing lie might feel to occupy soy more rat* their Lordships' time, it was impossible to suffer the Noble Lour* aperrh to lima willsout some r . cation. The Noble Lord seemed to rojoy a cer tain degree of triumph. as if the delay 'low 'tested by los Noble Friend (Lord lienyou). anal admitted by himself. were ineousisterst with the proceedings of the former evening ; hat the course recommender, on that occasion by the Noble Loral. and the Noble Marque. opposite. had 110 referesice whatever to delay s but was opposed shOgether so . principle to the mode of proeeetlittg which lie hail ruggesied and the Hume had adopted. The ob jection was made to the cootemptwaneous proceed ings to Ilya two Hower. from en impres. 44444 that the cn w or the case adopted by the one ni;glit refer to the judicial duty of the other. Tittle Lotth.hilot, howevvr, proceeded stimos their mina view of the question, and though now it was Una llCCedvaly to state the opinion on the *abject which hr tr . .tve on the evening before. be should say that if this f irm-tooling float go on. it was ahsolutr le necessary that it should be investigated by their Loffi- 111 1" 4 fie gliouhl throw no olistocle in the way of interposing a delay in the further pro• rasa,' 1111 l of this molter, which might lie pre. filially anglicised in the manner referred to by his Noble Friend. and therefor , lie should proproe !lost the meeting of the Coaimitt. e be tilted for Too 'day ; hot 11.1 tehoulti repeat. that no forts; had come to his knowledge %hugs any rapeelailinui that the boisr•ot the I loose would lie fulfilled. As lie sew nothing to impeach the painciple of their proceriliogs on the forma r iv • g. he thought the House ought to complete the nwasore they had comMeliceil. •I•lie Earl of CARNAttvox rommenteal upon what haft Irwin the Rirl of LlllPtiptNil respeCting the arguments that had been urged on the priced. * mg eveverig. • It he bail heard tho-e arguments right, their object was to suspend the proceeding. in 'lna case until they had ascertained the *rose of the li mise o f Commo n s. aril how far the view of the question there bikes' might affect the judicial procera ti alg s in their Lordships Howse. He could not help rejoicing that any cireemstimees should have arisen to rause a delay in the further proceed. ings in this case, and if equal advantages ware to lie derived front either course now soggestrii, he thought that the mode should be adopted which would appear most decidedly to express the sense tat the Ilouse upon the esiwiliritcy or all affallgielorill. CifelllMltotheell might arise which woollat renzier sill further proceedings niiiieriowary, a n d in the hope of such au event he thought it would he mod advisable to usispend the appointment of ale Corn. snifter altogether. 'nee Nolile Harms (Lord lienyosi) proposed that tlw ballot should he post poned motif Monday. and the Noble Karl, in his more clumsy proceeding. ernisrestril Out the Com mittee should- rod nowt until Tuesday. SO far there was ai pes feet- 'quail' v an the retioll. and a•. the mean time events might orrair gm Friday whielr Would reader the meeting of the Cfrowirittee wholly tioneresury. The Noble Earl prrssiug E b a l4 rl in o l f en ita l N W T :T ote ss l id " , ?Is% t in i . e " l ii i l s . The d news, heard a clearer. it ger, or more tnneloove aegis wrist in favour of poisipoi.iog all procoriliogs in this case than had Fiero urged on the previon. evening by his Noble Friend near lion (she Nlarquis of Lisisolowii), sod of hr did not on that occarsioi ex preps 1111 opinion upon this ..object i t was seat be _ rause he dial not feel strongly upon it, but lest •ny thing linit should fall from lion might weaken the hove of Isis Noble Friend's excellent arosinieut. lie also was actuated by a ileyire to avoid as much 164 possible all public discussion upon so very delicate, and. at the same time. so psis, fail • topic. ► For the present, he thetiett that %hear Lordships 1111•1 ki 11/11111.1,,i;elk1 Se/ MACREADY'S NIGHT. T r ATR E-ROY %L, COVENT-GAR DEN. riril IS EVENING. FRI() AY, Jane 9, will be acted, Shakspearr'a Tragedy of MACBETH. Micisclh, Ur. Macready (his first appearance in that the ratter. Lid, Macbeth, Myr. Bonn. To 'flitch ...ill he added, Garrick's Dramatic Romance of CY 310 N. cym,n, Deruart ; Dorris, !Ir. Liston. tirgands, the Enchantress flue this night ouly;, Miss M. Tree; Sylvia, Iki 10. SlreflPll¢. Tickets owl Mien to be hail of Mr. Thvindon. at the Box office; and of Mr. Macready, No. 60, IWillem-street, Ox fo:d-cti