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h . NUMBER 1075.) • the PRINCE. Under the Patronage of Ilm Live' Highness cal %(ALES. VAUXHALL. with cousider4bie Imprt” .. : , • rienta, and Novel Decotation, ' will tll'EN, for t Sea•nn, 1 1 iIS lone lb. 1 ed 6, with a (:KAND GALA. The ONCE': r will b.4„1 it Fight n'ansidt, eon siahne of the most admired Pmees , lande , Camille , Rach, Plea', Haydn, rtl can ; with an entire New sel,:ction of SONGS and CHURUSSES, eompreed fur Mr Mr. l'enrnan, Mr. Daley, Mr Uoibon, Mrs Bland, Wise Robley, a,,il Yrs Franklin. Leader of the Baud. Mr Mr. Ito•k will pets.l. at 111 Organ ...Between the Aar, and after the Conceit, a Grand Military Band, in State Uniforiv, cons,sting LI the most celebrated Leaden, will perform is lOLlfit• Military Pieces and Ritinnal Airs, relieved by the Pande.ms, Milanese, and Savovarals.—At the end of the Cut'. cert ant he a Grand rhapl of FINE WORLS. The Cas ,calc, with emir New Scen..iv, and posting Objects, w ill be • • •Isibited af•ei the First A 8 • Ailmheion, nine open at Seven n'Clock. •8• The Gardens wili be Open every Monday, Weduesil •y, and Fri !•y, as Gds ICON ; 4'l ott,r fter ri i., ga r • in, are 8 ; ;. ,, AQUATIC THEA 1 . 4 E, SAtaLFICS WELLS. Untir the Patronage of Nn Rora' Highness the Duke of CLAKFACF. rrPriltit i ENT LVENltich. Sieur Michaeleto Sandko, will perfecto o , the SLACK ROPE —After which will be le-seined the f.:r.au,•o C..inue.`Pao,..roimO tidied (lAN LEWIN And ;tie WATER &ALPE. Two Grand Panoramas will be exhibited of the Dave of Trafalgar. The Entestalomenb to era, lade with a New Grand Me, Dramatic Rim eta, I with new Overture arid Muccoiew . Sce.iery, Dresses usl Dee called The INNIS/11LE R1N(:; or, 'Una W %TV R .tIo,NS PER and FIRE SPECTRE.—Prismipal Cha vac e —jr. • nab, Mr Grimaldi IMies Tay'. r, tins Shindi g ern, Mod ..... . ..con M.s.. C. 'Abdul. In the Piece t ram Combat, conn,rused by Kr. Gri .able. In the lad scene a MI. IllendOUS Water !Wunder, a Pte.) , Drag .n, and the Fire Spec tor • and it will terminate with 'he Ast,n,ol, of a Good Spl i t, liberated from a Volcano on the border of the 1.. k Ttet whole of this Seee-e nee/waited nn Real Water The Pii•ce written b. Mr. C. Ditidin, jun, the Overture and Mug c cnm prwed by Mr !UV, ; the Scenery designed and ainted by Mr. A. - thews rin/Pr.inenies and Decoratio,is by the most trwinent P.ofeserns tif that Art In the kingdom ; and the machinery by Mr Collet MOOR ING-C:i Al NS AND ANCHORS. THE CO NIMI L'l'eE far carrying into bon the Aets of Parliament fur retake 's were corn ,o &ma, and few bete/ regWatiiii the PORT of LONDON, ea& i.eet at GIIILDHALL, in the city of LO.iIION, on FRI DAY, June 20, at Twelve o'clozk at itonn precise& , to rec,ve P seared up. (turn P-rsona to contract fin the Su,..fir of Moo: ia4 Churns ear d .tisc T• tree area and C •r tdii, .is ,lia. b.! teen at the Office of Wuela, Guildhall, Of the Canal Office, Blackwell •• An t EU, I N one of the oldest and he.. estahlished Concerns in the C orntr‘ , a I'AR rN ntto B elling, Sta- Idonary, and forteting 8 .tine,.. Capital of One or rive Th us art Pounds will be requited, as the basin as is capable af ext.nsinn, and m.y be ,wade very productive. Letters, with pal flinatures, address to L. J W to the este of Mears Taylor and Ncwtoo, Wararteve ;nate, Lotideu t till he duly attettrlA to FROVIDENT INSTITUTION FUR LIFE INSURANCK AND ANNUITIES. MA• , llle TAYS.'S, it 11011 IP, IRO6 Al a GENIAL COIR of the PROPRIE roRs, held this div, WILLIAM PR AED, Esq. M P. ims the C 11•0 2 ., _a Limit took pie e, a n d th e N"blC -64• lb and 1 11 12.8111.11 litre el red to OM andeetunettolied ap. par meow : Al /11111 01,14 T. 'bw plias liable the Marquis of BUCKINGHAM, K G. &c. as 111.JCS-111 ail DINTS, Jibe PAIN Nutale the hiamiris of SNLISHURY, K. G. &c Tbe Right !tonal's V.teount EULKELEY, he. The Right Hiquistrab4 Viscount CHETWYND. de. The /hen lismoutahleirnsount DUNCANNOS, Jtc. Tb. MO& Honourable Lord BRA TB ROOK , dec. no LON Ignnourab.e KENSINGTON, ifrc. Jib DIRSC SA., Taw, req. Mr. William Farmer J. T. lissWer, Esq. F B.A. sod Mr. John %era, Manager William Newcombe, Esq. Scrape 111011111141, EXT. Dr Pint kind Ramer Bro..ks, Pig. Dr Powell Sir J Sawn Colston, Bert. William Praed, Esq. NCR Kew. Witham Draper Sir.l Chrichloe Turner, Kilt. Thomas !lamas, Esq. J. Wilkinson, MP. FRS.SA. Ai 'VW The Most Noble the Manson of BUCKINGHAM, The Right Hmourabie Lord BRAYBROOKE, WILLIAM PKAEU , Esq. M. P. It was afterwards resolved, That should any Subscribers neglel to pay their first Instal- Sem by the lith lost. hosing 71 days aFer the tllthof May, they shall ire definitively 'merit frnm the List. (Signed) WILLIAM PR AED, Chairman. T • Chairman having left the chair, it was unanimously re enlved, That the Thank. of this Meeting be "titan to Mr. Prier!, for eintruct in th• Chair, and his uniform and active ,up• prt of the of the Noonan. . - • PllioviuEm - r IN ri IUTION FUR LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES. HE ()hied? of this Ins t i tut i. m is an encourage T tho tr , ly laudable Design of LIFE.INSURANCE, and PRWISION for OLD by reducing these transadhons t • th • meat adytntatreons prine y.les for the P4blic, that is pots surge. The Insured are therefore rendered Proprietor., and after the expeorm of an economical management are rle- Pared, they utuary Shire tree , tostitte pink., whereby it is ona.ed, that they will feel...ink dare taw'. claims doub'erl, .rd leirratinaes even trebled Rut whatever excellence asy stem may reveres, without e doe rotted to economy, As edvene,ges Must he Cl2llllte.'4 .1 is indeed notorious, thin where ea travageht east, the representativo of pearGta rimer (UMW tie he . le. ration upon tho.e who are taught to ex pect tht.u. to •.:tttit: mg,. !VOWS, 114 the ' , ranged...sate are jindly ersvianetizal-..the Preavdmits, Dweetem, and True "es, all gratirehastely I and, as the NUNICIII.IIII to the Or gloat ta;osal will reirimiley require a portion of the trolls foe the money which they adver.ce, that eantial is not use ,'ssly ex. t"rrded • A cayirrel , rl lifAldt.ll la arlalstisui to the gem T sql•Ck 'As SOC.II, .11 el. a me ample ..reority maiisat any ty•in , I site ow coat •-• seaseetale, he ensiceived, - litle .1 ere. , •r r r'•e , nel Ceara., r‘• weer spec or.. cad isisociatig, wriaid .• • ryiant rR Mitt vantave to all roues , . tie 4 then , Iht• °lice tqh•tivd a', the P.olie, truie,s, pmst i .3.l, andree•ed te, Me . Earb.n. st r e.s, slum .01 Vmeras eorpoiries, between the honors of eleven and three, ern: l••• rink atwerswied Se. 25, Saut'harisoces !Strand, June 11. tea; 10 THE NOBLEMEN N I PROP'ItIE* 'lO ES or THE Pltt/V....31iNT INN itrunuti. MT LORDS •1.10 1 RE . ruRN you my most grateful Thanks for In' .."4' .hlll you 1,1,, don I• 1 OW tong soot° to e Say al•VII of l'itaneghog-Dor,ctor of pot . .4i1031., loan ilohoot ......CooAd any ooreonoitagee add t o tho lovely thtesist toi‘o. ii I bete so its Pus ton.% a. 41 the ol.oteemortatish ohlott I feel r.o exert As hest roe Dittoes of my Arii 3 Oti am. d lee the to floctuolo of Iseiti oat:ed to that !vitt*. 464 61 yew 44 an inl usS6M4g t hay; the 1 loaner lobe, My I.oroit oast GoottOemso. Y° ,l r Wales ntir , d rl, sod faithfo! I.ua, bit ....trout, Loottssez. i . p e w J. T 8 \ABER. J 441 111, Ira vbc VICTU ALLING-OFFICit fid Al I 1q36 pHE COMMISSIONERS ii for Pithuilli tte Hi s • Mje , tie. Nauss du herehy give .hatite, That on FRIDAY, the 110th J nett, they will he math, to ecceise Tenders io IVeitnig (sewed np), for such 2earaities of the fulterii.s ascciption •St,l0 , 11••• ClOl/11 Dant.zi: Pipe Brandy 11 , Ithe.td Bock Datitzie SIMS Pipe Stettin Quebec .4, the revertree Perllll.l lON, Meg make Proposals thereof, will ermiro,i to debate into the Victualling Stores at Deptford Ind Plymouth, in tarty Peoporaens at skull herself kr be eit teeltiqe.t upon, Due Half 6 1 she SOth I Yoreneber lien, owl the rewri , der bu ihe 31. t of filiowing —To be paid Joe by HJut • plyahle, with Interest, Ninety Shays •atee Vote ne Com itl A11a,16( !rill it she Secretor us%Uffire. N R. No Tinier for is ten 2oantily than Fifty Tlaus•sind Crewe DIVI.Sie Pine, Tem Thuotarid Crown Pantile. Brandy, Twenty Thansoul Cnneit Diosie 010.:..heoll, or Timely foe Thaysionst Brick aintsic, Kninbro', Stems, or 2nefrec Pipe Stores, teiA be oodoutteJ. No ltessetl rill be had to any Thuile in toils.* the Price shall is be • ~, e te4 in Irords at lengih,•ethat shall net be sieliue.ed the' G - • before Oar eft,* 14 the , 6:. 2JOII. of Jun, n- It, sew. enlete the Perm* who makes der Tfhdi•r, sw sage his behalf, atsitikl• 'writer whew ea'led k:XCHFAiIUir" EXCITF taitlCE, Jura b. 15." . .. ALL MUER lIILLS, DATED IN T:IE MONTH OF JUL!, 180. i, TO HP PAID OFF. HI LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS A MAJESTY S TIENSURY irsorisejr paving of the Princi o ot t e •ioootootrittoroo-el Errhero r is, with the Interest eh '•eani, at the Eretoo i re kW tether, in the Receipt of Es. qiier, Yew Pear , rare', on Saturday, the .!Stii•D•rt, re June, 18h6; rorte:toianoV twirl Se Oren da.lg (Sundaes end lietidnys Satutdaa, the 21 it mf June, 1806, melts,rite,,rrawi se serrark in the till One in the Atioritivii„ pi' the purpose as re croine the rime. And, Sr. tile greater ll.ltuech, the I , ene , rs the said Bills are dewier' ea hriiig lists t' r , cl, containing the Nanibers in Nersericqt Order, amen ding to the rallte of tt , • sold Rails, au, i'i , nets of Cowin ii.eniesit of I•deiest, with the prieriper osms rod lateratt due the ean , unsighted iron: the Dots tot 0.01 t 4 g are respective Wel, eartatiee, to th , said 2/1111 D>o . ty Jtote, 1886, •Re'la", " 41-1, th• Interest will cease; east;hey nor etriierif to Irene their and Places of olode an such Lus h and ladene tsieir Nantes a,. the said Ai 1/ ono If di- ILe a:' the 'Oulu:id Hilt. should It. des. Sus of rttototog P. , t : t •he Pri n cip a l ii a d I ntecee, prosin s b the said 26thig ir . June, 1806, then , n.nr he Cc C , MINAP. on tilletralllZ the Interest to ths Day eu usliteh erre ins - to be i•cid, mai Izetekg the sit Bills fin k.truarstien Oar Del prior the. ei• Suck Pe•in- s us may be drainer, nl hewn( Mew Earh•goer Pe - t P rats', wool 111(141;111, - 1 'he :!won.. ai •4 1 01 Barran /mei, Ur., delivered on or urtOrr the tr. Jon', 1806, may he sc:oisimindatif with Niro tins, eurrping an interest vf Thesepen-e-liallpitany, by the Day, on ,ot , e One ttiintred Pannids, hick mid New bills wig bear Dote she aid thth Doti of unser , 120 i, aril will be drliocreo on Tuesday, the tat July, 1806, earl the tollototng U,.,. ft B .4ii Eschrgnn EiU, thoted prier to July, 1805, hare bt. Ate tried to he pare of, anti the interest ierresns hw AT a numerous MR ETING of the COM r. TEE of WEST-H.41,1A PLANTERS and MER CHAN ,S, held at tne ilßea of to- i.e-: nary its Poshapicate stiret, oil the lib instaitt, L ItNRILYN is Use Chair, the following Res *haunts were unasin:i seised to, all.l order , sl to ts• iseblealsellin the d.ffetest Neeipiotte.: Reseked--1 bra this Commititto onaerves wit!• the deepest cistern and . striniah sent, that it is i.itesi•led scant r.o revive, In the Flown, of Comment% tit...gum/inn et ~ t o t a l .k of the Slave I ,ede and declarra it to b e highly .per, that the West India Pl ,,roper, igntets and Merchants shentld, grim time slug seal and tertiary, every attempt that has le view the accomplldtment o thi..neenne, which ran never be effected, sighting pecslucing tlledr.truceb,u of to• Smash Wiest India Colonies, Reolved—That this Committee oarii,:y appinves of the pall now depending befine Patliame4t, for . • -Wing His Majesty in Council to ergo', te the interenuita which Is w be tare ed on betty en tm. British West Milieu and Armorce ri Neutral Ves sels; and considers that this proeeettang h,, estimated i,s a jest • attention to th 2 inter .us of the Britt is W. st linlta Colonies, and is icetro , tierided, by long elperiti , c , which has pla•nly evinced, that a regular and adequate soppy *1 Lumber for the use of th.sse Sealeinents, and of Food fir- the sustenance of the People the eel, cannot be procured without adopting a ' , irate' , o f th a t des ,ription ; and that it appears ria tho Me.l - to be indliputablii true, that the Cotromerce, Revenue, and Navigation of the British Empire, mutt be most eseentially benefit, d by a plan which powerfully owaserages the cultivae lion and improverm rat of the British West India Colonies, by - securing to their inhabitants the Mean. of subsistence, and 4 1 1 proriAnty for the Planters of those valuatil4 Depeinlasictes, the articles of Timber, which are Indispeusibly necessary for the erection of boildurgs, and for the making of peekages, in which their prodwec can be transmitted to the Mother Coen. try, where it is afterwards diffused through iafious channels in augmenting the Steck of Natiosal Wealth And this Corn. mittee farther ron4lers, that so far fro:n the Navigation Law' of this Kingdom being infringed by the proposed measure, the great aivantages accruing to this C moue, limn its Colonial Trade, are, in fact, upheld and increoed by tins accidental , and necessary satiation from the letter o! t .ose Lows, , ley Order of the Cream WM. HOLDE'N. • SARDINIAS.—This small Mediterranean Fish. eaten as Anchovies, affo-ds one of the finest relishes known (Hi.orson's pretwred Anchovies, for Sandwiches, excepted) i they are cured dry, and will keep a long time, in Boxes, at 10• 6d each, at lIICKSON's, 170, Strand. Flue West phal.s Hama , excellent Pirmallri , Chaptigar, and Stilton Chime. German Sausages, Rein Deer Tongues, Putted and Stewed Lampreya, Lanyerns, and Shrimps, Dutch !louring and Reef, CM Sounds, S•noked Salmon, Portable Sinai's, P wrincimof /least, Verwiicefii , Maccatoni, Truffle., 71fereliv, Cams, Mangoes, extra tine Curry Powder, Kian, So y , hwedoneata, Proaerred Ginger, Lime Rob, flo.,ey, Garlic, Eider, Tanagan, Chilli, and french Vinegars. The veil brit Sall&J OIL Ndusta.d, Sanees, &went., of Anchovies, Pickles, and every article is the Ifilian and 0,1 tam'''. Mr. lIII.Atft ON COW-PDX INOCULATION. This Day hi published. noe'e h. 6d. THE VACCINE CONTEST; 0r.. , Mild Hu. mamiy. Reason, Religton, and Troth, eosins' fierce, woo-ling Ferocity, overlearing • Insoience. mottined Pride, Desperatien ;" being an exact Outline of the Argument:, and. biter,ting Facts, adluoed by the imociiial C nubs'aiit , on b-ith Sites, ees ecting Cow pox Ish.colat,on including a lateolllouf beton on this Subjeat, by the ‘litahcal Council of time Royal Jeonerian Sari .Iy. Chiefly designed fir the Lira at Chrgymen, Hoods of Fsmi hey t)yerseers of the Poor, and other twenties sional Readers. who may be coneersh..l for too . Welf are o f Usably,. 11%* WILL IAM BLAIR, M. A blol.ol+ .cif the Lack Hnipital and Asy out, the Blonmsburs acid hew Rnptu, Society t Momb-r of the loyal C-liege of Swygm.is, auJ of the M-d cat Societies of Loudon. Pads, brussels Abereent, Sc.' Ac Ac. Priate4 for J %forte!, SS, Fleet,al ,cot. Ulf ohm's be h Mr Rl.Mrs HINTS t PAIIVN PS , r o t the coninsraiiee AdvanLige. anti Coo-pox intcolatroa. P. toe 2d. or Is. J. a dam. td Editw,a. -r t e-°-- rittob MONDAY, .1 U. ;NE It), 1806. r 1 Ina (me I..)a ) s will be published, DEMETRIUS, the ; a Tragedy; Translated from the It uuLn el Alexander s.uortniro. kora brine the firt specimen of the kussian given to the English Render. S•di by J•oli=i WWI, Duke atreet•place, "elary•la-R•mne. - - This day aye I,ubli.hrd, in One Vol. Oleo mee At 6d. ENIA Fie:S on the HUSBANDRY and IN. Tk:RNAI. COMMERCE of BENGAL ColcLitfa, 4E04 Loudon: Rt•printed for the Au thor ; subthY IS%reits and Part Kooktoileis to tee !Inn E. 14- 111 4 1 M Company Leatiotthalintreet i and 1. R.•dutd; St. jamtne*.‘treet. • AUMIRAL Li IRO NUKTHLSK. This Ttac :s prniihen, A N ENGRAVING o f LORD NORTHESK . .4.11, in the mews style those of Lord Nelson. a•.d Lord Col.niewowd. that are prep unit Mr Et.twyers Lottery Tickets, awl iiit ded t•. complete tl^at Series of the treat Admiral+, who +-mune .ried in the Battle of Tiafaigar. Price 71. 6A Prongs 4i P nth. Peblishat 'I void by Edward Orme, 59, lirtnd-street, the corner ut Brunk street. Oo Tuesday wdl Ira ptib.ished, in V vols. price 16s. correeed to 'lee preseet true ' DEUEIT's Pk.ERAGE of ENGLAND, - 3'. QT 14 49.—^ 41 4- I RI LI AND* •• • This 1 , an ensue new Editi , m,' eangottr vpittains, heavies the LATE C ! MATIONS +,l! AU T.) r f"glel t e rr h ! to the PEF.KAGE, and usual 1,,t n/ 'hoes : HIM DISH SLIMJE.CrS WIIU rus•Ess FOPEIGN UK DFIrtS 07: KThili 11 - 3,101) L.nd..n; Piloted fur Itinitrons, Fgrrtnn, ei.irkes, Creali and Co., Cuiheli and i..ra and Herding. KEN'S ( YCLOP4:III A is.PAKT Xt I. 'FM , (1..) , r pe:titsited, in Qi .ro, pace ISt. is ldowds, Part XII of rr H 1-: NEW CYCLOPEDIA i or, 11\71- I %• ERS AI. Die I'ION %KY of ARTS, BLIF . NCF.S, a 0 i.: I ft VI URF ; fur red upon a more (-Wargo' Phut of A , ritogefue.at than the idiettooary or sir Caterwlerr; e•rnt pr..l:eorliog the INIIIII, Armies of that Work, er,th Addl -1 end od int .rovenstets; t ploh e r whit toe •.ew Suitiett, of iiit.l.a,.it,„ G. (trophy,. end )intory; and adapted to tire pre- Omt :sate of Lit..,..tt.re 4.,d Sc ewe. By ARKAHAM REES, D O. F R.S Edda, or the last Edition of Mr. Chanda....*: Di:floury, with the A..4.f.tft:e of eminent pmfes.io.ial Gentlemen. Blostrated w.th elegant Engmatnp by Lowry. Milton, Fotorr, &v. Prow-.- for Lo.l ralt a 'ilorst, Rees, and Orme, Paterneater ma ; and the protet psi ISsok.e., rs of lotrhet. N.R A few Coin are printed pi on lioy.l Paper, with root Jimpre.siotts of, the Mates, !Mee 11 160 e.eit Part • IMPEIttI4L PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS—SkTUIDAT, Just 14. GUARDIANSHIP of.' MISS SEYMUUR. A meeting took place, this day, cho fly for the purpose of.the final consideration of the appeal horn Chancery, in, the cause wherein the Hon. Miss M. G.,,Sey:nour is Appellant, and the Earl of tuston and Lord ii. Seymour, ke•p'odents. About half past two• seelnclr the Co.m.e) were called to the Ear, and the S diciter-Ge ,r , ieJd ing Counsel for the Appellant, was !leers, onwards of three hours and .au half in reply. After the Leat'ned Coymsel had•ecrnclvded t -- Lord ELDON (hy whom the decree in ques tion was made, when Chancelinr), immediately rose, and addressed their Lordships at considerable length upon the subject. His Lordship proceeded to o bs:rve upon the considerations that had irflu eie e his mind, as to the decree he made upon th. case, which was the ground of the present Ap peal. The circumstances of the case involved con siderations not only of great difficulty, but of pecu liar delicacy, such as must go, not only in some degree, to perplex the head, but to torture the heart, of the Judge to whom it was submitted. The consideration of a young lady of a roble and Protestant family, being its the custody of a lady, professing the Roman Catholic religion, the very different, and at the same :erne particular ,situetioos iv. which the brothels and sisters at that . yowls lady were placed; Vii at appeared to him, on a dos: itivestigaticsn of the w. ole evidence adduced, to be, it itot the express testamentary will, at least, obviously, the mentos of the coati's father ; these considerations materially contributed to deterrhine his mind upon the occasion. His Lordship then adverted to the possible effect which such a decision may have with respect to the fur mot and future prospects of the child, alluding to the promised protection of hisßoyal Highness the Prince of Wales, which his Lordship adverted to, with great delica cy. His Lordship stated, professing at the same , time the greatest possible respect for the private and public character of the Noble head of the Houser to which the Appellant belonged, viz. the Marquis of Hertford, that he was in a great degree induced, by the c .n-ideration, that in almost all the testamentary papers of the child's father, the names of the Noble Respoudeocs had been mentioned, to recommend those persons as guardians, whom he verily believed would have been appointed by the father himself had the (opportunity offered. Having thus delivered his sentiments, he let all farther consideration of, and the decision upon, the case, whely with the House. He then bowed to their Lot dships, and immediately retired. The LOltD CHANCELLOR quitted the wool seclt.—He expatiated a great deal upon the deli cate state of health of the Appellant, and the strong attachment medifested by her, for her present pro tectress, and quoted the opinion in the • affidavit of Dr. hi a., as to the probable consequences of her immediate removal ; these consequences they should seriously con►ider. lo further viewing the circum stances of the case, he pointed out the very glaring difference between the spit it and effeti of Popery in former periods, with what obtained in the present liberal and enlightened age ; adverted to the almost unexampled care which was taken to instruct the child in the genuine Protestant religion, ac cording to the C..urch of England ; the ex tiaordinary care and attention which were paid to her health, manners, and morass ; in short, the Appellant was proteßeof, provided for, and happy. He dwelt on the probable consequences, as highly injuricus, which may result from an im- ~1 . a t PhlCk. I \ Pk.N. E. Finediate removal of the Appellant, .and thoye w •ts should seem to make that a in , quo nun, -hr should ; endeavour to" divest of stic.. a power. After ar. guing some rime on thi, branch ot the so'njeß; }lt said, he should proposo to their Lor,;s!itp, to re verse that part of the decree to IN/tit:la , t tele: tel. The Noble and'Learth-d Lord conelui , ol by dos ing, as the-decision of the House upon 9h eta" four resolutions, which were to !he following eft ft : •FFi t, That so mneh of the deem , shade b-. the Cow, of Claatirery in this (11114, as 1-. es to eutenrise the •ppointlnent of the Ead of Euston and Lord Henry Seymour, as guardian v. the A opellsin, be rere:sed. . . Sevind, That US ruuch of the said decree a. dismisses the Peritum of the Appellant, ',hayloft the appoiattosht s df Maoris Firsherbert, as he, Rnatdr.n, be sthr.iied. • • Tend, (:his, as we could cotleei r was) Thet ad mach of the said &cue as authorises the appoiritruent of the Maiquis of Ilertfor4, as igllpriti -n, be res. nett Fousth, (Tlos Itwolotion wt. of sow., Itogth, and appeared to modify or alt., the result at it. thild, aid tweeted to the Admitting 'Sea): Tito inasousch as the 3 .13(9175P of Heti, - raid (newest in Nw.i !, the Appe'Jant), and the Marthautealt of Hertford, appear • .1.1- 1 tobecomc guardians:—lt r, order ender the part.colar cirzimistani.es of ti l e case, t!...t •he Marquis and Marchioness ./.Hertford be apiminted g tto the Avellant. • • he had tat the honour of being in the least the Noble k amily iii question. save the head or. the NobLe Marquis, who toe near him. taring the highest vesiA.a for his charafter, he coeld.not relied to the appoiatment of such a guardian; but, be thought, there was such a degree uJ novelty •in many of the circumstances of the present caw, in volving considerations of such feeling and oebcacy, as to induce consid•erahle difficuley in de.-i Slaw upoft it. Perhaps, the Nol,le Guardian, tech.,- for the situation of the child, in kited/less and essiti!groce to her feelrogs ar.d attachments, might at so as ito make v.ry little difference in her present citcom r•sices. He was happy in the consideration that the appointment was under the sandian of the House. 'He d:ubted not but doy funftiosis of guar dian would be fairly executed ; but could not ovoid ; observing, that he thought it would be preferable to bring up the child with her brothers and sisters, as the am le affording the best eiance of a eartainry of moral cJaduet ; and 'ferried to think it world not be improper, were the Noble Marquis to mte his intentions in that respeft. • The Marquis of HER I'FORD, feeling bireself particularly alluded to, m , rre than once, in the con se of the discussion, thought it incumbent on him to trouble their Lordships with a few words. He firexplverted to the letter he Lad received from the Agents of the Respondents, to which he certainly had not, thought proper to answer. With respect to the consideration of guardianship, in his mind, it should be regulated by a prin. iple, that the guar dion should not enter into any explotrireem or prow mise as to his intentions, lest he should plate him self in an anxious and arduous dilemma. either to do that tshi. - 11 may, strider the circunistasces, he injdi Lois to his charge, on the one hand, or forfeit lux woral of, lappetsfilslhe Sher_, . He should. therefore, enter into no explanations of *e kind. With resped to the present situation of Miss Sey mour, he had deemed it incumbent on him to stake particular inquiries, when appiehensicn of her re moval was entertained ; by what he could learn, such a step was likely to be attended wish danger. He meant no refledion whatever an liis•Nolale itelativers but their Lordships knew that men may see things in different lights. He has seen his niege at his ovAl house, and at other pLice,, and had every season to be pleased with her manner- and behaviour, the tor motion of which seemed to be attended to u itli par ticular care. The same could be said of her reli gious education ; . as, independent of what he was assured by the Bishop of Winchester. it easy be perceived, that ;termer atention had been paid to that important consideration. than WAS usual with the generality of young ladies. Should he under take the guardianship, i; would be accompanied by an understanding, that he pledged himself to no thing ; should he deer* it likely to conduce to the beneet and advantage of the tuft -be would suffer, her to remain ; should he think ft a stute to re moire her, such a st e p s h ou ld be titliC 'is kis be fore known ro be his so l emn determinkdea; Ind so far, he solemnly declared It to be his opt, that were his late brother and . Lady Horatit alt th ey would not blaMe for' such a litr e ef dud. (Hear! hear ! from the 111,eideriel Bench, •le li. NA the set.) ilVheeher such'a plan mite even molly prove the most prudent or politic, was anou ther consideration: He bad to observe; that the child was :ong in a most miserable state oftwaltb ; that in fact her mother was in a dying state nearly' the whole tie ie abet pregnancy ; and to affd. that if any circurnstandi should make it necessary to re move the child, his house should be her home. But be again begged it to be understood, he accepted die guardianship without meking any stipulation whatever. The Bishop of ST. ASA PIT observed, that Irma reading some particular parrs of the evidence, it appeared to him, that the seledion.of Mrs. Eittheri; bort for the guardianship of the child, was thik ongiaal designation of Lord Huth Seymour and Lady Horatio. The Reverend Prelate advanced several other observations in support of what had, fallen from the Noble Lnrd on the sVoolsack. The Earl of KOMNEY said a tesv words on the occasion, but in so low a toile of voice, we could not exoeily distinguish their tendency save that we understood him to express his satisfaelion at the appointment of the noble Mwquis as Guardian. The questions were then pot, and the K. &alutionf agreed to by the House.—A great number of Peers said n Non-content;" and, for a moment, a division was expeded, but that proceeding did no. take place. The hills upon the fable weir then forwarded in their respcdtive stages ; and, at nine o'clock, the House adjourned till Monday. The attendance of Peers was very numerous, and the space below the bar was uncommonly crowded, during the whole discussion. 1 9 t 4 , I‘' l 'f• Tret: - .....),v4., -I me ... Mg ''', .......• . . A ro $ .'.• ..: . 4 4 8 . ...l 0.1 . ... ' A:. k . ,-). .. - 7 1 7 4 W : .4 1 ,---; .. 1 .., , , ii:A,Ti r r,4tin .;,‘ 'I .