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'Private Doses east be obtotoed for the Eves's' of Reskett at she Ileg lly p o itig gre peggialla informed, that Mr. of try a gopeatii sees hiest at the Sr sit tie Moots Om lialtawy, the Thy., atf Volt Mira the Diamitilleatee, Mr. Kra. (his law appetwamea im 9 Ig or amous)--with Giottaatti is Limiest. TmoodliN tie Opera of Lowe Ina Filings. Ow Wammiling, the Tragedy of Macbeth. Os Ridgy, fle Beaux &resorts, with other , mots (b .g the last Night of the patent firs...). BRITISH INSTITUTION, PALL-MALL. T HE. GALLERY. will' • Selection of PIC beIbooIs.TUIRAEiII:PENtheDIZILY, froot .. Tes I. : l it " its •11 11 1 Rik he the Biotin,. (Ry order) JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. Admitslos lo.—CAtalogoe Is. should he uniform in every pest ellleeleag,lbseeMl ea as *caveats survey grilse whole eagesbee esemesi• of thr seits• try; o• a subsequent &wield.lr Am lends iris yes4llllble awl eaproltable, mad use selltaideltil sf psi/aft lewd% u to stake rho.. heresher y thelelbstory to purview of these aoaratowesebb • Toot CseseteUer take hie. be 4111preme to the Illeese.tboir goddess bop, that wand* to Wlletal MA/T . 4 the /demi. a eoetwece attshelellell 4 .4 1 ".! ialPettlet /WPM oh* tosnested Is thew ' l v retooled by of.Goveris homed Moir opinion of she ilosttsnes of the church tia a basis Weiler to his. He (Lord Deere) had. always moasidered that the 39 Articles were the only standing doetrieee of the Estahlishet Church. He wrothl move,' that the Petition Noah' be mad and laid oq the table; if that was agreed to, be would move an hunntoth address tio•his Majesty. praying that he would direct an inquiry le be made sale the males of comphilas. The Petition was 4hea rend. It appeared to be the Peti tion of the. Rev. Thomas Shnitlevrorth Grisrishmq- Cteek„ of the pariah of Burtots-Lattimer, in she county of N•ethadlY• Is., and it eomplaiuml that th e Bi s h o p o f .P e s er beweagh its Ns:id to limeys him as Curate, . tiresome he woulteot girt hie opiaioa tie she question' proposed by the Ref. ?Mate I. him. . • $ . • . . . • lard DACRE mid he bads slued*, Nide** pron. Arun . a demitasse af the 401160 of Klieg, which Aw woe& poetpooe for the porseat, wa the fate' of the had beat jean read at their Lowiehipe table maltl te 1 1 0451 it. H. was aarrof his iocapawity to bring forward 4' so subject as the present, es he was an sulearnedomt k •the complaint of the limitless, was the severity of ibevivitillerne Dill by the Rea. Prelate, which were obliged to be massomed by perms+ applying for licenses as curates. One gestleases, after hawing paid great atleatiou to the questions proposed; returned them to the Rev. Prelate, statism this it was imptis @dile fur bins to answer them ; iu reply the Right Rev. Pre. late jammed him that he only wanted short anstrees,.for ilia purpose of kuowing the religious opinions of perm*, seeking for tic. uses, sad if be did not stook proper to comply, by so. epeeist; the qinestious, he world not be lieensid. Although the Right . Rev. Prelate might choose his modest( mulasins time, of citrates of bis own appuioting, it was cootrary to the Canon and the Common Law that he should force curates removed frost othersres to his, to tindery° the esainisaseee in the face of the 114th seetios of the Coma Law, he would sot say that be had not the right to do so, but it was err tairly cookery to general singe, mid if the Right Reverend Prelate pe • dhe would act in cootradietion table brother Prelates He would assume the right of the Right Rev. Prelate, but he would ask kovr?-11 was not by the Act of the 13th of Elimbe.h, fur tey that Act be was limited is his ex asniastion, fur it said that DO perms should be admitted • curate until he was upwards of 21 years of see ) and could glee lessissooy of his religious faith in Latin ; the meaning of which was, that be was to aerostat for bits belief to Latin accardiag so lbe Aitieles sf the established religion; she discretion thew io she Bishop was limited, as is only celled on him so see I bat the Knee applying to be licopmed gave an aaaaa at of his faith: that was all that was required of him by the Cason and the Commas Law. He tonsidered that those persons who prepared she 39 Articles, intended so more than that the (orate ehutild sreorost fur his faith accordion to the Article.. The Noble Lord the. quoted the immure of lhaleop. Burnet. of Fuller, sail of she Bishop of Banger, as expressed by him In the year 1402, to she, that there was moo more to, be expected from the "wam to entitle heart lobe h emmed. In addition to the autleu'rities be had stated, he would add, that the practice of the Right Rev. Prelate was is direct eras 'tidiest''ea to the declaration of his Majesty, which was pie. 11=-d to the Articles, and which forbade the discussion a earl. ems questions of • metaphysical mature, and he emstemird that the Rey. Prelate was booed to examine every way if thetas. dldate sushi captain the grounds of his belief in eou(olmity to she Articles. But what had the Rev. Prelate dime! Dis regarding the des Washes of his Majesty, be hod pot gees thaw and required &sowers *lamb were a • wordy win. ' physical eaten. The questions pat by the Rev. Pretam were tither identical sad co.etheasive with the Articles, or Illity wire sot, awd if they wens set, thew were they esetrary to the Eases sad S.anote Law. The vocations were ow an examinatioa. but were melicainary to aeyiesoniaation. If ha (Lood Date.) orris eight is. the view he had sakes of it, she. the Rev. Prelate was not justified either by the Maisie of Elisabeth of by the 34th canon, sad the Olive of it weriefely was • recroisisig fur Ihesenters. The Noble Lard coactoded by moving that the Petition be Isla on the table. ler. un- EAT INDIA HOUSE, Julio 6, MM. Masa, • siessece entiestlitir ow assay toripertsst piebil Leese. exehteive of the ietoltdeseit .00bj.et sotrusted to MIME COURT of DIRECTORS of the *wiry, the aid of Perliotooot will he iilievelly eases& 1 UNITED COMPANY . Iof MERCHANTS of ENG- edipisposest of roper itlfespniscader the directims et G o r, *avian% LAND, trudblp to the EAST INDIES, 4.• hereby piv• sad at llt• public TWIN; which surrey lbestites• aim kin. MOW, be se framed u to diatialiaisti bariewies, putlibei , That lie tosurrrEE of EVVINd , arid WARE. sts with their rerpectirculersable coseetels, lug o f M r. NOOSES are reedy to receive Peeper's is Wellillet 1e14 04 a Vlsslu"lsillor such i'lls c h's scuallswwlswq M I up, frees sea Persists as may be salts* Is supply the Car Itswhipt. , H oo kb,.. pasy l e v tith - Your Csousittee. have aistiesisi, le the hem el sis-111 rest ltd ed • FF kCCOUTIF.IOIF.6TTIt, fee BEN L. Aix, poets el the rvideuee t,,ltefeor Nom. omit swell DVS ACCOUTREMIEPTS, So pi # . ,41.46, widows, sakes belit Citisuittearat 1815, • • as to lll . l q . verAcoourairsitsm, fuse 15011 . 11=f , pile to thews speci.lly is each° the olsiert of their 4 1 • . t '-' TING. lesecher isith • copy of • Meissei.l letd before your the Third i SUTTON'. , entice from the pariebivaers of Clemens, is the arse la that Chu. CANVASS. , Marine, as strikingly illustrative of the severity of the COPPER, fee MILITARY USE. equal peeseore, is woe instincts, of ISO Ferment 'reel TILES. Veer Ceteistittee howls bees directed by the Hum WELIII ET& mired their iliqpiries ire° wee usher branches of th e Littlish'. IRON W STER•PIPES. Ire of GtUud levy tattatios, they sill proceed there ii). LEATH ER STORES. speedily as sa.v be practicable. ----'—' . POWDER HORNS. ... May 81, INS. ilmidestoreive sand tq form bo into, otoTAlrelo it pools • el RIP' your Coos. artily of of No ow system. Home to f the syi. tbetvio as MIL - 441 The Pr•lits of this Eresiag wiM ha appropriated to the Relief of the Stalfrriag Provisoes is lrelasd. THE ATRE.ROTAL, COVENT-GAR DEN. T HIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Jane 8, will be acted the Opera of THE LORD OF THE MANOR. Mr Jobs Contrast. Mr. Fawcett; og Caserta, Mr. hues; Trossore, Mr. Denise ; La Nippe, Mr. Farley. aselia„ Miss M. Tree • Aaractia, Miss /Orpheus ; Peggy, Illiwassomost ; Molt Figgie, Mr. Limos. Previous Os the Fevre, a sew Characteristic Overture, In. temiersed with Irish Airs. After whirl, the Fame of HUSBANDS AND WIVES. Sir IPeregrine Perry, Mr. Blanchard; Capt. Tiekall, Mr. hoer; Captain Wisg'csi, Mr. Abbott; Former Clover, M. Eatery. Lady Sarah Peery, Mrs. Feral ; Elites Bemattret, Misr Beauraost ; Dome Bristly, Mrs. Dsvesport; Rose, Miss Foote. PRICKER!! and BRUSHES, and TURNKEYS.... PRUSSIAN BLUE, RED LEAD, and WHITE LEAD. SCRAP IRON. SCREWS. SHOT sad CARCASSES. And that the Cuaditions of the reepeetioi Colsteoeta, mod the days upon which the same will be takes into ronsideratiew, may be known on application to the Clerk of the mild Cons. twinge, at his Oike is this Howse, with whom the Proposal meet be Irft before Eleven of the Clock, on the days epe e i ed, after which hear she C.onisnisiee will sot mceive say Tenders. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. NI HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY. Junes 7. • Their Leedahipm met at Anion ntineteit before BOW (cluck. The Earl of EGMONT Mob the oath. sad his seat as Lard Lovell sad Holland of the United Kiogdism. Mr. Tunnies, from the Direetors of the Bank of Englasedl. promoted a relate of the untwist of hollion Omed by stko Bask No the Treasury from the year 1820 up to the p time.—Laid oe she table. Mr. Mama, from the Directors of the East fedi. Coin. pay, preoreted a smoothly retina, immediate to Act al's,. Itamem, of the salaries, pensions, Ike. granted by the Caw pony le their officers —Laid on she table. Mr. Irving, from the Custom Home, promoted a relate the queenly of foreign groin ekported.—Laid on the table. ILLICIT DISTILLATION (IRELAND). • Lord CLIN YON preseatod a Priam* from the Distiller, of ilia City of Waterford (Ireland), eisbaolosesue of illicit diatillatim, mad paying foe relief. The Nolile Lord pee seated sisilar Petiuos. from the Manners of the City of Kisheemy (Ireland); from the Donnish of Callan, Comity of Kilkeesoy; and from the City of Ceeluvr.—They were se verally read and laid oe the table. MU JOHN MILLEY DOYLE'S DIVORCE BILL. MUM smiles of the Earl of LIMERICK, the sham Bill 001,111 d a third iron, and passed. PUBLIC RECORDS (IRELAND). . The of DOW NSH IME moved far a ;eters of the Offoraset of the Comaniaaioneea to emantioe into the Pointe • letoeds of trebled, from the year OHO op to the present pa. 644—Ordered. VAGRANT LAWS AM ENDMENT BILL Belt was ems. WANSTEAD HOUSE. THE SALE of the rievint sod superb FUR NITURE, PLATE, PICTURES...Id EFFECTS of this splendid Mansiow, as mentioned in the different Ad vertise...ass, cad opreiged is the Catalogues, will COM MENCE en MONDAY NEXT. Mr. ROBINS ii4oests the Nubility, Geatry, cod the Puebla., that the WHOLE will be SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE, aid Mr. Rabies pledgee himself that net a single mrtiele is inserted the Catstuffses hat the real lona Ado properly of she Moo. Williams Last Weikslay. Waewiek Hume, Regent-street, lime 6, wet UST NIGHTS OF MR MATHEWS'S ENTERTAIN MENTS, PREVIOUS TO HIS TRIP TO AMERICA. MR. MATHEWS AT HOME .t the THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE, STRA-THIS EVENING, Jew. THEYUTHFUL DAYS , OF SATURDAY MR. MATHEWS. Pkrt 111. STORIES: in which Mr. Mathews will take Peps to lairoduee the following Chararters:—Nat, set. vast of all-work in a lokinchnuse; Mosaic., Zephyr, Preach Ballet Master (Aro lone); Grow Angoates Fipley—" A lime of beast)"--in lore; Ab Liywrlpa ab Lloyd, &lg. not *bin elieugh; Sir Myer*. &reweave, Gordian to Asnelrosa (second Seer); Mr. Mark Megessia. wow copper lodger, meet Mar; Alma Avisehvere, love with Picky. Bores, Plana, and Meeks Megets ha be bad et Mr. Ste. crone., at the Stool Relesser, flew Tee till Five ; and at Andrews's Library. liort.tivart. • This day Is published, peke bt Wand, A PRACTICAL GEOGRAPHY. By J. OUISEAU, A.M. Eighth Edition, carefully revised aad starred; with a short sod correct Notice of the LATE CHANGES in EUROPE. Primed fm J. Maims.; Largest', Hurst, Roes, Orme, sod Brows ; Ogee. Disiscsa, and Cu.; Baldoia. Cradork, mid Joy; Mal in sad Marshall; sad G. sad W. R. Whit. S lik "• *. this Amy wealsaillhAlud, is awe lases veleta*, royal geetio, price 4/ 4s. in beards, TRAVELS a/ COSMO, GRAND DUKE of TUSCANY, thievish ENGLAND, is thy REIGN of KING CHARLES the SECOND (I1in); translated fie. the hallos Maaeseiipt I. the Laurentian Library at Fle xtime. To winch is pelted. • Memoir of his Life, illustrated with a Portrait of his Highness, and the following Views, delineated at that period, by the Greed Duke's Artist : liCymele (Irelied). Ilf•al ford. Alihorpe. hit.Maey's(Curawall)Loadoe sad West. Brachey. Plimustbe. stingier. Oxford. Oteltataptite. Whitehall. Bell nesbert. Exciter. . Epping. Wird/ter Castle. Axminster. Bishop Storiferd. N asepses Court. Hiatus at. George. Audley End (dismal Rochester. The ?Asides-Castle- view). Thorodoe. Dorchester. Audley Lad (ea. Chelatesfeed. Solesberye. Smote) Newhall. Wilted'. Aedley Rod (isnot Coletuhter. Satlea. towel). laimicite. Beal apish,. Nee Market. Harwich. °tasked. Cambridge. ElMa ol . Neetitseiptoa. Piierted for J. Newman, Me, Ladgate.street. Oa the etatiee of um.' iiiriiiin" ell stitki, sod a verbal sweetmeat Ollde is it. . _ Viscostot Al ELVI LLL gave satire that ►e would, on the third reading of the Bill, propose a clause, ►y way of ride►, to prevent the Bill from affectioe Ireland and Scotland. Tie Report was ordered to be received en Moods, seat. LAST FIVR NIGHTS OF MONS. ALEXANDRE'S ADMIRED PERFORMANCES. ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Jame 8 , Monsieur ALEXANDRE, the eslebrated Dramatic Vannloggia, will so entirely see cootie, charac teristic, vocalic, Mamie, esoltiforsoical; manilospoos, obi. 'intones' Eatertaismeol, is Three Paris (is &finish) awn strocied 'larceny for this oceans*, sod entitled The ADVENTURES OF A VENTRILOQUIST; Or, THE ROGUERIES OF NICHOLAS. la which MI will display the various astonishimt rocs' Me nem for which he his bees ao justly celebrated sod pilled as the Cootioent, sod which hove been repreoested with melt sites' appriihstios before most of the Crowned Beads sad Pricers of Europe. Penman of Ike Entertainment: nab Perions--Aldressan Pillkury ; Capisis Furlough; Nicholas (sermut to the Alderman) ; Mrs. Pillbwry (wife of the Aidenuni); Miss Flirtilta Pillbory (daughter of t h e Aldermoo). hiArible Persons—Andrew Stump (Surgeon Dentist sad Trepasser) ; Jacob (his man); Pillbery Misuse. (so Want is um.). Masa Premmr—'Squire Tivy, and Nick Twigs. Synapsis of the &Winnows' : Pert I. Food sad Physie.—Cupid tuned Chimney Sweep. Part IL Wise and the Tooth-int ; or, the Biter Bit. Fart 111. Cartels Lenores.—Jack in the Box. The whole embodied, illootrated, mid delivered by Woo. sire, ALEXANDRE. TO TH EATRICA L SPECULATORS. THE THEATRE rt LEAMINGTON SPA. 'bias is sow rising nig° eye% eminence; sod ihs CITY of COVENTRY THEATRE, within ton miles. Noy In hikes on Leese, or engaged for Olio Year. Ilse Senora sill C14111116/11Ce she Ansi week in July. Panicolan asay be known sod all ibesiriro answered, by biter, (post paid), addressed to Meows. Teesdak and Wee. inn, Widows, Fenobairds-streol. A WU LATE D ESSENCE of ANCHO z. ' VIES.—This mew Mode of preparisa Seaton Snare hyin g woo brooch. in One greatest perk...ties, is respectfully iressiontoded to the Mobilo, wail &wiry who acs pond Is as seid flavour, 1114 whith LA ZEN BY sod SON presume is Lupe will give geared outlets:ties, as it as aid habit to lava rancid wln• opened. It is prepartil oil'y al Isseolsys*, Nn A , Edward R ime., P“rimau•srolre Ih. Label of • arh Kettle is iticassil Elisabeth isztiolty," NOM Al the Hat ary's Sorer. GENUINE PATEN i• MI:.DICINES, Sul4 by BUTLER*, Christie's and Droggnita, No. 4, Cheapeide, St. Parlor, sad *2O. Ree•111-str.et ;wear the A'Vet. R.ione), bookie ; 20, Waterloo-ware, Edi m b s ,,,o, ; owl 34. Sarkeille.street. Dahlia : •ppoiseed rote Agents for br..lawel'a Fever Powder and Astakptie Wlb , to the Plane d Meows. Newberry sad Autos. awbealeaw Salts Henry's reamed Moyle-aim fothue Powders Henry's Aromatic Vittegar Leatiwade Powders Caret? Beer Pannier. Cruwlanerr { Career Godisiiiiro &Wow liathenie Tiers are of Balk V.ia a Hyi up Aiderasees Rents Pills R.-pie!s M. dieices Nue% Aatibilwas Pill. Sloeseme's Rola of Gikod tougs Worm Leaoteges Keret". Pills Opedekln (,'best's Ifork.wr lok T °rfinvoiee Balsam Lessem Aesd foe P.o-h w"artitoii'd Bitter Elixir Italie* Solt of I, woos Gy►allcSoot Anwateree Ifsoerer Luce l of Dolby's Cariosoative Auld every ether ',steel Mediesse. Mereheals, Captains, cod whet& menet be too earenti ie Ow Purchase of she abuse Articles fur Expot tatiuu, as rpu noes allitalion• are rwerally is rirealahea. .... 11 "us. Rollie base eutistalitly a supply of Medicine ' 1 . 60 completely fitted up, and adapted to all climates. Pm" bee to state, that curry Drug rued Chewiest Prepara. lion NW by tiwal u wsrraalid flee frusta adaiterottudi GRAND JURY PRESIINTMRNTS. REPORT of the &lett Consmiliet oppointed to consider what peovisiosa it may he expedient to estahlieh for regulation of the Greed Jury Preeinintesis of Ireland, ila order to j rendre the levies made wader that authority more egoist,' sad fir so impartial sad correct distribution of the sass. lien thus imposed over the lands to be assessed, twosome's properties's' to their value; sad to report their opinion and observations thereupon from time to time so the House; sad to whom several Reports, Petitions sod Papery, presented to the House is the years 1816 and 1816, soil is the propest &mhs of Pastier/best, were referred—and who were empowered to ezmusise two the slate of theta.. regulating Graved Jury Preseoeusents, and to swinges( each allerstioss therein as may tend to lessen the expense with out diminlohing the 'llene, of such provisions—have made • rovers le the Masten to them referred, sad agreed epos the following Report Yew Comisitter desire lit inform the House, that the taxstio• sf Issdr in Ireland by Presentment of Grand Juries, aright** conlised to the eunstructios and maintenance of eels sod `ridges, and provision for some other minor objects, ha. is Ow 'apse of time by intruess Natatory niacin...is, bees extruded is the support of a great variety of establishment's, expessise in their nature, but cuasected with the due admires trotion *risotto., mid with the relief of the sick and indigent, Resell as to she payment of • seentier of officers, augmewing Niosiderably the charge us the laiellrulders of she counties, End more especially in later period., so as withiu twisty years to have wetly di/nobler' the 'mutest of these levies by a mamparisus a she lass yeas's levy, wish the ge of three years Returns preiroted to die Hume of Cosomoos is 1803, such average heiaig 407,1811., 8.41 the meniuut of the last year's levy being upward. or 740,0001., of which latter sum by far the greater proportioo ass attested to the great ob jects of later parliamentary eisactuseuts. The Melee Committees which sat is 1816 mad 1816, and exassioed a eutssolerside number of prisons as to dee mode of levying these ossetternews, reported so she Horse their "trillion, that the various mod.. *dullard io shffeirmi nwnties of lselaad, from the iwquality of their pressure, mist's' out of the very dimwit petiud r f time, sad the issiwel.d state of the country when those arraisgemeots were devised, imiaired , immediate mid complete alteration. Your Committee have carefully insperied the evidence ma which that Report was (wooded, and hose examined s I Menawni of the House, sod other witnesors respeettsig It; soil have Men corfirmsed by the result of the ulrerhtr via_ auliostimi, is the opioiou therein expressed as to the sioeqom lay of the peeset.e, sod the urgent orremity of applyiug to it • complete Rod adc5104 5 1 remedy without further delay : whilst the Falb isf key was small IN amount, Om torquality hot the bierease of "lemaud boa was patiently ilibinitew to , very each iacressed the severity of prewar,, angnicoled greatly le the I lec.ealed value of agricolsoral produce. Your tcononittee cousid.r it most emoted to this very loiroram; * tikes, that the .stem hereafter to be adopted, ROMAN CATHOLIC PEERS. The Archbishop of YORK presented a Petitine frost the Archdescoory of York, prayiNg that t►e Bill fur allowing Catholic Peers to sit ia shear Lordships Hoarse might itet pass into a law.—Read, and laid us the table. The Deka of NEWCASTLE permuted ■ similar Peilieu frees she iwltabilaass of the tows of alsorleld, is the etiology of Nottiegliara, sorted by 1,4611 permits. The Nobk Duke observed it would have been mimed ►y a greater •umber only that the Petitioners thouKht that the Petition might be too late, as when it was got op so early day ►ad bees fixed by their Lordships for passing the Bill thro•gi • stage. It was evident that the eyes of the people were ores, and that they viewed the proposed measlier wish terror and alarm. He had recei►rd a letter from one of the Petillosers to that crect, sod that they relied on Dieu. Lordships to reject it and re serve the Constitution. In ►is owe camel he knew the alarm wee very great, and t►at it was increasiee, as he was csavniced, the more the question was considered the more odious it must became It was a •dasgrroas and Bill, there had not bees one more a settee the reign of Charles 11. 7he discussion of the Bill had beets post. posed 1 a period which be costeidered too hale, sled he woe afraid he would out be able to attend it, but if it wall passable he would, uot so mach from a matte► 01.101 as law •hatelius. The Noble Duke them moved Itat the Petitiva aboold be read and laid errs the told,. Lord HOLLAND said, he always filt the strongest dislike to take a earlious ellectiois to the wording of • Pelt. lion, bat Ilse word "humble did cot appear is the owe pro peed to be laid am their Lordships' table. He would not object to its beim, received tin that accowat, bat he did not approve of Its seeliosents ; although their Lordships might bo deprived of the Noble Duke 'a pewee' at the discussion ois the Bill, they might be carbine of howler the pl of his vote. His Grace had read ilsein so evract of a letter, its which they were told that a eettairi comoty looked up le the Noble Duke to frimirste the eisimided useemmre—e. The Duke of NEWCASTLE--"Tbe Noble lord is alai take's, it said that the Killdeerec touted to their Lordships Is frustrate it " Load HOLLAND saM, if he was mistake. it Wee use of She.. mistakes he was always happy to hear recalled. The Noble Disks bad used the BM weal to earlier. the Cowatitis lion, when iu feet it west to restore it, and to take • burden off their Lordships' Houma, which bed oujosily beets put us it by Parliament 150 year. bark. Mary wise nice bad certainly demisted the propriety of ietrodweing inch • Bill at this ported, but he heard a mese before hold the spa. slim, that if it did pass it wueki sot rem.* the Comilla.- tioei Ilia Petitioners ought to Wive described the Bill as it was, and act as a measure of earriegewseat uu the Coolie- The Duke of NEWCASTLE preoculed five similar Pe tite...: ore from the Rawsmah of Mews','; our from the Teen of Noitierhent, sword by 1,2541 perausa; one from E•st Reified; une lions Tosford; lied one from the Parish of lotion in Ashley, to the roomy of Nuitiorham.—They were severally mad •ad Midas the table. Mr. L Woolley, Mr. Chaplin, sod other Members of ils• House of Commons, brought up too Private Bills, which were severally read • first lime. MANSLAUGHTER. • - - - The Martinis of LANSUOWN pat notice, that he would, on Monday next, move the second reading of the BM for the better puutahmeot of the crime of maoslargbier. CHURCH DISCIPLINF..(THE..RISHOP OF PETER- The Bishop of PETERBOROUGH geld, he wield eta. mitre the allegations of the Petisios, but previously he would make one or two observations. The right of the Bishops to itaienioe creates was soneleisiable; sod bad sot every ex.- millet a right to use his ewe diet-reties as to the mode %f exasnisesiors ? It was a most ■ofkir representation to cell the questions *bleb he had pet, tests. The aoswere were given be tried with the Liturgy end the Articles; It was the Liturgy end the Articles therefore, that were the Imes. If their Lordships iuterfered in the Ivey which the Noble Lord intimated, it world be the list installer shire the church had existed of say temporal authority ever in terfrriog wish the mode of examination, or the admission or rejection of ecclesiastical persons; and if the House in terfered, according is the prayer of the Petition, as to Pe terborough, they would coos be called upon with respect to every diocese in the kiogilmo. Each disappointed candidate would thick hintorif at liberty to pollees their Lordships, complaining of the examination, sod prayin: their Lord. ships to revise It. This was the object of the prestos Pe. Sentare. He would come POW to the case. He had net required she Petitioner to come to Peteiborough, hot bad sect him en examinatios paper, sod to those he had a right to have plain asewers. If the Bishops were not entitled to make such examination, the whole order had beater be abolished at note, es was dose by • Vrestesissier assem►ly is she lime of Cheeks the First. In the answer. to the gormions which lie bad most wished for explicit aosoems use Petitiorser was most obscure, end had sent some- h*n• deed peers of piper, of large dimensions, closely wetter," Now if be (the &shop of Peterborough) had a right to exemisot, the Petitioner ►ad so right to &feet the purr pear of the examination by the mode of giving his answers. Hs w,.uld hare acted more properly if he had refused M soccer et all. After wadies through the mass of matter contained in she answer*, he fused nothing bet equivseatiens mid ambiguity. He had the, emit another art of goestiome, to which the Peettoser ►ail said he could give no other answer thee be had alrtudy given. If eller that he (the Bishop of Peterborough) bad said he was steeled, be sitooW. have put his name l• a falsehood. How could he certify the doctrine of s man who refused him the meows of keovriog it! He therefore 4tl no 'Dermatitis., as at Wisest seas, but to refuse his sienatere to the Siemer. l a hat was the whole of theorise, and ►e thought their Lordships remold cot thigh it one which celled upon them for redress. It we, said that he paid no regard to testimonials from other dioceses, but the tratisnuniel of she Bishop ►ee mot so the orthodoxy of the candidate. The Right Reverend Prelate thee examined the allegations of the Pets- Ikea eerkafies, curl contended that there were *soy mierepresentatio•e in them, sod ihst be hod sever enamored in terms of erverity, or mode he oars opiates. the ste•dird of truth, mud bed rejected soy eanslidete, but where she anewers given were directly opposed to the Looney and she 39 Articles. It we. not Inge, es alleged in the Petelow, that • continently to the 39 Articles, as by law established, was all that was required from a candidate his holy orders. They were also obliged to cosfo►m to she Liturgy. It was true that owe hunched and fifty yeses age, reinformity se she Liturgy was understood to be a readies of It at the desk ; but no clergymen of the present age could take shiner under that explanation, at the Art of Conformity required that the Clergyinso should, to the fore of the congregation, declare his assent to the doc trines. The Liturgy sod the Articles, conjointly, were owe Mondorda of truth ; the allegation, therefore, which congaed it to she former was incorrect. His Lordship contended that if the Bishops had a right to 'remise in the Articles, the* he led • tight to use the eareinettoo queetione. By the thirty.fssrlh noon the Bishop bed • rigat to exeetior ill the Articles; the weeds were, " The eltregyeems shall yield a seemed of his faith," cod that could never be complied pith by t►e bort met of petting boo name to the Aniklee. The Articles themselves, without mom ioterpretasioss, would produce the effects itsieeried The Article, libria>gllel expregro dl9 opieio•. Hew 11119 11111114 d... ►►ogol:6K). • • db• " Lord DACRE said. he had • Peidiom to presort which pre Istris great pale, as it complained o f the couilwct of • limit difyirit•iy of the elserch (the BiebOe Or Peterborough), who was well hewing for his piety sod leazoisg, but he was booed iss duty to the Priitiouei to pretest it. The subject was trot utiknowo to their Lordship, as it wu before them last Session; there were then Daly 87 griestigane eseriplaittert of, that the Right R a prelim had gores to the enlaces of his diocese to be propounded Woe he lieeseed them ; since that period the Rev. Prelate had added 36 oilier goreliune, 10 suable his to furor an upiuios whether bin curates bad Pfl-4. r. "ij" • gm.- • irair. . _ than whirls- eitperteed 'we etylehe 14 • security agues' di versity of ',Mies ? He had been. accused of elkleiCell•afil Severity. 'Vet is lee years the whole slumber tket be had re jected, tactual." curates sod esedidates for holy orders, h.-I been only them. Such had been Mt feared), sod for ohm • it waa thoagM neteseary to address his Majesty. The Roy I declaration had bee, totally untseedersitrOd. The ieteeip. of it was to cheek the &venous ielerpretatioara of the Pii ritnna, and the object of his esamitsatio• emeariems se pre med a similar evil. Before their Lorels'iips. came to the err elusion to pray she mandate of hi. Majesty, they would roe,• eider how few Mr that, was coasiateat with the Coast It ~leeaamised by virtue of the thirty.foorth now; and ea he thee acted by virtne of ea vitiating law, how mold that be abrogated by any atathlate ? He teemed the, i Lordahips would ant router with the Petnioa. He had used se authority Ma he wall 1104 gritted I. Or, sent he used it en the way which in hi" maerimmo be be. Breed lo belie beet, legion re enemal inhered whatever - the emellawance ahroganue of the esenduarion gorniees. paving explained, as he themeht it hot deity, he left the *look subject in Mr heeds of lb it Lordeliipe t. dimes, of as they miekt think It. Lord HOLLAND destoght the Reverted Prelate had ye attuned the Petition wish a harshoese of latroatage, sad 41 114 • boldness of language also, air to the motives of the Peti tioner, fur be ( Lord Hollited) did act belie, it was glee. 5.. him; though • Bishop,. to read the hearts of mee. literr_JParlate had be. a combating shedowe, bet the grials• sett of she Petition ressaleed essiourdied. The twinkle vos• •ot auto she mode of eximieation, but wheelie,. the Rile. Prelate esti justified in piatiing the epr-stiows. He talked of she mode of examination, and oo Joel, if he had she right, the mode was imenteterial. Bus the questio, wail, whether the peincipk was, one M "Mich he was *emitted either by the law of she hied be by expediemy 1 The whole of the authority was the 41Ith Cum% aid that he (Lord Holland) would be bold to say was ambiguous sad deasialfal. The Canoes were Inadieg as ecclesiastical perm's, het he doubted wheeler they could lie said to be the laws of the lead, as, unlike she Liturgy and the 39 Articles, they had own been avoctiossed by Parliament. He thought, lurking to the Manny of tie Artickv, that these foresatiou dews to the period 'of that gent sad good mss., Hooker, tad that bad WM, Laud, say time at ',bleb Arminian's', was sot the opinion of the Church of Etigleorl. He permuted that if any one of the Reverend Lords who sat With the Reverend Prelate were applying for • Weiser as a curate ' and supposing the whole of them Reverend Lords bail (which they had not) embodied their opinions on the...- difficult subjects is the Some .umber of vocations •s the Reverend Prelate, there untold be 4,300 goestious to be answered, lied he mach doubted whether the re-pussy. would be suck as le get the li . From the doe of Charles 11. the iateatians was to make the Artieles as com prehensive as possible. Archbishop Wake declared that be never had, avid would give ally issuer to seek goes time, for it had always bee, the practice of the church to require teething mote than sebecript kill to the This *poise Ar . Wes. He should like to knee whether Archbishop Wake ays• an authority ft/ pot; he should also like to be informed if the molt-tor examimliee mow wasesiform,bi cause he had bent told that a prelim examined Is she diocese of Pet. rborougb, sod berm refused, had Roue less ether dioceses where his character war known, sod hem harmed by oilier Bishops.— Let the impethestry of these examleatioes be • little looked tea le the case of Florae Tashi% it was decided that a as. loin owe 'Maimed, mint remnant • clergyama. Now, sup, pelisse • person subscribing the Articles is ordained, sad pe e - revises* is offered him in the Comer of Peterborough, and Mare the Bishop of Peterborough duet set present bins a test, Certainly sot, bet he propoesids 97 qemitione, pretty Wog and dillieelt ours (which Archbishop Wake would not 'Hi sser). and "Mete they are answered to his satodastioo, uo preferment could the eaedidate have, he was Relict* now utile corpse desire. The practice, if followed universally, would esievert every Bishoprick into • separate church. He was isN of those who would think this so great a onisforteee as some, bet still es the Church of Eugleed was part of the law of the lead, the House were bused to preteens she peace of it, sod they ought at least to make the base of it as breed asi wide se their duty to God sad the interests of she country world allow. The Reverend Prelate spoke doubtingly of the au thority of Parham's', where it was proposed so apply to those examination qemileue, yet the Revereod Prelate set day after day to support a Bill of Paiss and Penalties against she highest subject of she realm; but this question he world refer to the Cuovocatiou, which was • pretty thieg enough to read of ie hooks, but God feeble' that their Lord ships should ever see it le sexual operation. Lord CA LTHORPE admitted the Bishops bad • discre tionary power vested ie Owen, bait be thought the Rev. Pre late had exceeded the bounds that the 4841, Canoe ever was supp-sed to give, sad was clearly a violation of the Lag's declaration prefixed to the Article'. Owe of the questions eo far permuted the answer, that if .sae Answer were out given, the succeeding question meld sot apply. The Earl of HARROWBY would vole for she Petition being Midst, the table, but he would trot pledge himself Mot be would support an Address to the Crowe, the substaam wf which wet 'wheelie to him. The LORD CHANCELLOR would not object to the Pe. Witte being laid 011 the table in she urduaary way, bet If it was laid ea the table for the purpose of a further proceed ing, he would object to it. The Petition was the. ordered to be 'sides the table. Lord DACRE thee pereeented a similar Pentium from the Rev. Mr. Kies, which was read aid laid on the table— The Noble Lord thee stated that it bad beep his intestiva to have moved an Address to the Crown, but he 'would submitting another motion for it, that the Petitions should he referred h. a Comminee of these Lordahips to auk, au inquiry sad report therm,. The LORD CHANCELLOR said be 4 . 1 sot rim for aim purpose of detsieing their Lordships, hut merely to stale that be for 011111 world nut coastal to the motion of the Noble Lord. The Earl of CARNARVON rose amidst loud cries of "Question° questiue !"—Tbe Noble Earl called •. the Right Rev. Beach of Bishops to give their Lordships sumo iestrectiosta and inforeiatioe on she miestios, for if they dot mot receive inettectiou• tom their Pastors, he did sot klaro from whom they were to come. The Right Rev. Pettiness,' former emesions had taker great rare of the interests of the church, sad be was surpoised that sot use of them had raid • word 'Mrs so grave a charge hod been brought against see of their owe body. He had always thought they eat is the Hesse to give advice and instruction on relight** &ab ject", the same es the Law Lords did we legal qoestloes ; tor iestmece, the Noble and Lassoed Earl on the Woolsack was, ready era all treesslous, when called us, to determine the 1. gal doubts of their Lordships. He merely made these ob servations to see If they wonld produce any informationi • from the Right Rev. Beach of Bishop, fur 1111 present all tbry, she Lay l a ud*, knew was, that Mere was a question of ra gtime belief in dispute hewers a Bishop sad a poor taros. The bar was cleared, sad their Lordships dulled, wbera there appeared fur the Pontius beteg referred to a Coma mince— Cowen., a l9 Non contents Mejority *guile' the 3 9 MARRIAGE ACT AMENDMENT BILL On our remeletiosiou isi4l the Hodge we foetid Lord ELLEN lIIIROUGH moving the woad reeding of the Mar riage Act Ammidaient Bill. The Earl of LIVERPOOL mid, be would eat object to the Bill being thee eras' a mama time, if it es. to be us derstood that it would be fully discussed lu the Committee. After some conversation, is shish Lord ELLEN BOROUGH, the Earl of LAI:DEM./ALE, awl die LORI) • • 11.0 _____ 1 - ITI .-•- Ot IM• 0 ►1 /r' r 7 M• robe 110' IMP lillil -I Amid X 110•