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P, I • • .the prnerraing hvfore .o.ond bey..tin4 nisto. tie 'snit pused„ that therOmild else charactsv, of peat ac gest •' in which sitantiviii,", said the Bight Bum ryv n, "so help me God, 1 ai Loeser place myself!" Thy question sesulvisi itself into this, whelk's- they slionld exy. mine the papers to au uproot a Stir( i Committee, whiciii-ver of ant should lie resolved 00 , they were grrsll mis taken abe, Mn:iced that the (kitten would out have the &Mat opportunity afforded her of expla oat ion, of ceatoluisig :midget's)! all the evid. hire which 11'113111 he exhihtteil api:tot her to the liostum, mot of defence. Ned to the wish thivt the iwileiry sboutil out go on at all, Intl this, that the Wyatt amok" come out of it, hawing twee eastern' on, niampl.uii over ail aectualitrea. Never in any peblir situ. diem se private capacity bad he experiiwicail a theculty lir to That by rebid* be bad been wpm emeil is the comsr of this Stampedes. He should rallies have been in any part .1 Abe world than obliged to perry.' as the part impoaril on him. To her Majesty he felt, sad he Incited -11014 ever feel arif bound by the ties of gratitude and dtaclitnent. His fading*, his wishes, he might lay his affectiom, were on her side ; loot,uottritl.staadisig, be did nut tine's aril the fullest cousideituion, sod upon cuissultusg with his friends, that he abswild.loive discharged thedaty he owed to Lis King and the office be held, if be had obeyed these private freliugs, and led frum meeting the task. He knew that be maid int hove declined it without leading to an inference unfittrour. able to the opposite side, isaniely, that there was something of severity or mjustice in the course pursued. Rid he saw mole% If be had avert feelis.gs of woodier kind prevailing coolideratiou on earth could bare indoeird him to take a past in having them gratified. Till two days ago lie had every hope of avertioc the painful sacrifice Or private feeling lie had lieen murales', to mike. The Hou. auJ Lcaliwd M. miser who kid cha•g;rl them will. eeglog as they haul dime iu the affair, from a wish to rrt.iin their places, hoe w the dome nut to be b rte.—jfear If by any esti-Ace of an Wei vides' so insignificant as self, the pniafist necessity forced upon Ministers could have hens avoided, he would most willingly .save retired We imist• bumble situation. But they had been (beep. pointed iu their b.•pes, all their purposes had been frus. mid the rid) dashed flora their lips. There was theu hut our course before them. For himself, having now dis charger' lila duly to his Sovereign, and Ilse situation in bell be sac pieced, lie should abstain, se much as possible, from all futuie nitre Terence with the reseal question. Mr. BaouGtt situ), that that proposition which the Right HI table Getitlcsnan had de a crib e d as one of in ()found secresyr had, been nook, before 15 Ministers. lie :isLett, then. what chance way there of its remaining involved in such mystery ? Ink thought that the notice taken of the aitempted ac- cominodatiost WOOuncawhd and unfair. lie appealed so his Hon. and bathed Friends, the Attorney and Sailieitne.General, and to the Chief Justice of Ches ter, whether its a Court of low the Judges did not intimidate, at once stop any attempt by agents, counsel, or parties, i my nix word of evasprusaise, which bad failed, ine' been left imperfect sod isseumplete. He therefore as ses sot , away on his Isoneur, that though *bat the Right lion. Geatientan tree! said of the negotiation was quite cot :coo, yet l bw ihe (lutes had at the time so more knowledge of it, mu) was via bide committed by it as the child •ahure. Bet be pledged himself, it order to set Ibis isausactinsi u its trot fusitiog, tu produce, us Ilse conclusion of the inves tigation, the origioal of tier regueiation. And if it would mot phew appear That it was perfectly eonsistent in him whip 'hail (staged io • treaty concerning it, to reject the last overtores he reser desired no kilt, Credit from the Honer fat smoother assertion. The Sight Hoes. Gent kunatt load suddenly placed him in • situation Trine whieh he could not extricatte himself with-tut implies - tin others, mod on which he could not speak out till theme proceedings were termite:eh el. The Hun and Learned Gentleman then Insisted MO he had not gone to the C'oottueut tot the commlitoon of Lord Lire pool, but as the agent of the Queen: that tbero was a ma. terial variance between the original proposition tiod that ei.mmonit wed through Lord Hotchinslin ,• and that he had civets no armistice of 'supporting even the former, in sop. „, puff of which he quip:, el the fulls* in.: sentence from a letter t.• lard Liverpool, written the very day of his leaving lasso I by sett means pleelee myself not to advise her fit•jeiity immediately to come home after hearing hum her tier case." r. I ERN EY said, that the only eoinfort be had ' on. the present occasion woo, that he had been en gaged in noire of the peens:notions, because !toy all iseelooll to here brought the parties concerned into a most piteous Wight.--1„1 laugh )—Rot if there weir au other reason,' for Ito saylog a few words on the ...event veer than the speech of the Right Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Canning), he was sure that that would justify hies in no doing, because from tfot it seemed that he, without ally ititetiliou what tier, or way negociation—(A Mhela)—was Ilse cause of ell the mischief whirls was so feelingly deplored. And this was because he had Leen the author of s glom in the Act of 1814 he referrrid to. He admitted that he recornmenihd that provision. Ile thought that her ltisjisity should be enabled to discharge the function of a tiptoe of Wales, and to have a small Court of her ow•. if Vass proposed with Mat view to give bee 50,000/. s year; but hie (Mr. Time") had considered it too large a rum, and itifurtmed Mr. Whitbread, that if it were messed he should uplAtise it. le curio quince or which a Mewing, was ,'rut ter Oil House, which caused the grant to be rsilucell to ifialtAvo thousand pounds. Bot there was not a crud of cuing abroad in the cominuoiraiion ; and the moment he b-ardof that inientiou, he &eland that hr hart been cheat. rd into a vole of 33,0001. a year, un the understanding and le-lief that it use to be spent in this country —(Hear, boo )—But it was now said that abroad was the proper pace fur her, and that at home she would he made the ie. •,, omen' for advancing political purposes. But could not the ,A.ght Hun Gentleman bring to hi:, tecolleetion soy one of hi• colleagues who bad made use of his confidence with that iy',:striuns Postwar, lint indeed for political but personal pours'—(Heir , hear.)—Notbiug was more true then 'test, never bad any thing been empluyed more dexterously to promote the priVate iota rests and advancement of tine I,a, , ierl person, whom the flight Hun. Gentleman could nut. ir4stalte, that. his fas oar with her Majesty, maid office of ow. • between her and the King.—(Thar, hear.)—(Hen the baffle of Mr Ihreeval vas meutiontd by, we believe, Mr. Cunning.)—Mr. Prier vsl! no, unfortunately lie could not consult with bim, lint he believed dire wog another whom be might (timid', and he mieht intom him (Mr. Tierney) in the mu. 'sing if he were in error conc., nine the Learned Lord in goestios —(hiear, ker./rear )--He should only weaken the force of the very able speeds of his Hustuivralile :Ltd Lrasn.d riend by attempting to ,low it; be should, therefose" merely caw.* Inv sincere burr, that the innocence of her Majesty would be cum pletely established by the investigative. The filini•ters of the Crewe would awl heroine the acreages of her Majesty. as they declared ; but if that w,ie nut et foe Ministers, haw war it fit fur a Corrugate of Vie Howse 'lltar !Anthem brought down certain intros, and desired to have Geettemen of the House to tell what w a ll to be doge with them. Did ever soy one hear of sob a proposition host Ministers A constant system of iedienity had been punted by the Gs- VCrlllntlll toward. die floe.' (sum the year 11111.—(flemtr.1 Anger)—A psyer Irsd heinschriiiittd un the arkitowledgewel of thesopelves, coniairoug a propositiou that she should re , nuance all her rights, except that of •ppuiriling two Law Baal extraordinary reversatiou, sod which re. minded one of the lines— . 4 When nothing'4 left for our Meow We build a enseuxiee." (A los#l.)—He mss Cllll6llellt that our of gie beef Slums which could happen. to the cutout, y, asid which best lead to cuncibation slid peace, and swot cuirtrilsole to the Immo suit Openly of the Listen. was the removal of the per rot Minister., few he did not Are how au seticable j wee•riaeitto reold.ever ine carried un between ,the King and • • iMlatew Ins mesas of .seers moguls. He would, have the • . PIM Mitered to sCanneliftee et the whole House. The Ur saw, likely to be made to this Was, that some ~. 4 fitig.Papers read nOglit, he *alit for pubOstion; that • iitemstwessiraee could easily be violated by earrylag as Moe .iejoity with closed doers, and afterwards sitpargieg M•1161•Mill•••11..11i.• a 1 •Sa, 'tilt.* ....I 1.. • 6.•71 •o u .: 9944 pens of thlttlitweetwista. 4111 11, 44 :Mr I.l+l' kr, p‘r Nei I.odrkftl!jfAiln. begosans brfire pre,itie . thit bolo , ng to mai • Ise , ius 61010.1 If if we dint lek iiieht he should Ivo Injury vole spritsai N.' • ' Aft. Witfitutoace tad Mr. Itoturftwroote at the same time. • ' • ' • c, 'File Metalling. Ilteidt4 that the fostwer was is posse:shill of the Cair. . Mr. I'..II.I3EitrONCE Illru *via. . . Ise thought from what hail trsosposed is streofehrte on both sides,. there was WI reason why the Hogue strisold abrist.loti thiOlisitie of a eat..;, 4mise liefore takinc Sloe step recommended by his Noble Friend (Lord Caollorriochi, be entrusted the House Ir rime. fur a slays", two, to avoid, if it was possible, else 011. collies which woulol be 1.144 e to 11. , iboW uu iI• asloptiosi. If any mearnre was of cessary, slid not thook the rose pro. lipoid was the proper our. lie was Alstivitscird Thal his Ma jesty's Minister , mast hare come must utowillisogly with it to the Honse, fur they were men who hail fasnilivs, and mast ore the miseloo fof every indiscretion its a family beiug rll - tuna of Mort! acre!)—lie said it oils his intention to suture, but be wished to the opinion of the House before he did it ; but as it was's, 'molly ratted for, be would move that the &hate should Ire adjuurried to Fri day next.—(Lowat relic of !fear, hoar.) Mr. tioXTotti tweiwided it, ;sod said if it was not carried it would be the cause of evils periling ever this comostry to an sateen that it was impossible to fuomee. t~lr.Wm cossaitlesed some, apology tine from him to the House for *hog to iappart the Amend. meat. Hat in this great misfortune which load fallen oa the country, they would have the pleasure of knowing: thin in Postrolting their further considerations of it, the: they had clone their duty, which would sot be truly a sai is. factious It. themselves but to the cooritry at liege. 'floe lone stow called fur could not give an opportunity of ally fault being *gain euturnottid. The moue Who went home that night, and by his rode precluded accommodation, he would be far from carries him his feelings. Me. Kruaut. Weturctir said, if there were an . elsasee of accommodation, the House would do stet' to give the also, t lapse of time asked fur. Mr. IfICIIARD MARTIN rose amidst loud calls the question, and said, he would detain the•'Huoot hat a few minutes. Although he bad the honour of befog called a party man, moil had been charged with always volts{ with Mistier's, be, however, clod suit Omsk this a pasty question, or woe of his Nl.sjesty's Mintstets, and if they did not agree 1. , the amendment, he would vote against them. fie, however, wished to pot n questioss to an Hun. Wiagistrate, he me tel the Hos.. Alderman (Wood), whether be advieed her Majesty to retorts to this euuutr3 ?—(Land cries of 0 No! not") Srl T. At:LAND said. hr hosed that .this olUestion would ant he pressed la yeast' that night. He trusted that his Moojestes Miaisicro s obis had kept the nature ut it a secret for Poch a leugth of time, arid for which they ought to be cornmended,Wonild not .14. w refuse to allow two days fur Its further roost/station, parlittitarlf MISS they hail Isomid from the lion. soul Learned MetrelAr„ her 31ajesty's legal advisee, and from a Hight Illsoss.• :ceslkleilia .(Mr. CAUUiIIr) that there was Hilly Oise pilot in which. they differed, that of leer Msjnly be ins; obliged to reside abroad.* ' • Sir P. D ARD K sATCHODI.I. requested of his Ma. Mioistem to accede to the 'proposition of adjourn ment, is it wonlri bare one void effect, of giving malodor lion to it great part of the Alemben of the House, and also Irk the country. Mi.. DAVENPORT NAM, IN MN opinion it would he hettrr that the debate should be adjooterwed over to Illeaday fastest' of Friday. The question being called for and strange,' *Meted' ki withdraw Lord rd CASTLFREAGH 'rose sind iota, Censi , lereol JO his duty to how to the sense of Itte•Hunae, and Its it tip •rareil to be their wish that the debste'should be adjourned till Friday,ne!ther he our thugs. acting with billa *bold oppose it; at the same time he could not hold out to Melts that the cooclo.i..to whirl; +as et, sanguinely expected by some Hun. Members would be obtained by the *Akins-unseat. The Noble Lord alluded to the speech of a Weil Hon. Groer . man (Mr Tieraey), 3114 i contend. d that the advisers of the Crown did not deserve the ispruaclies he had lavished ou them. The amendment was then agreed to without a diviaion. The Gill►► briers of ;he 'At; *eve Ibru dilicosed of. al ONE O'CLOCK. i'!lE l lil'il•` i LONDON, TLIURSDAV. Julie 8. Iwo. The KroO's Message to both Houses of Par liament relating to the condiact of her Majesty the QuEEIII, was last eight taken into consideration by each House respectively. and is each produced an highly interesting discussion. lu the Home of Lords. be East of Ltirespooi proposed the •p. poininseat of a Secret Cosuiniuee, copsistitas of fifteen Lords, to examine the Papers *Nei evetlicoto. wunicated with the KING'S Mrsoage, and report what further proceeding. (if oil.) it may berapetlieut to adopt. it %. 3$ iitrosiOy objected to this proposal, by the Margins of LA INSDOWN. that by such a owe. stile the flume of Lords would preclude the pos sibility of fulfilling its judicial folict . • ith dignity and impartiality in the event of the Mum of Com mons recommending an Ittlpe , schiurest of the QUERN at the bar of their Lord.hire l'he Earl of LIVERPOOL, however, intimated, that whatever guilt her MAJESTY may have committed in foreign cusintrits, it could not be cognkithie before the or dinary tribneirlt of this country. and ciousequently that co insperchtuesit could be recumineuded. The usistlissi was agreed to. A Sthet Cutoutittee or twenty-one was proposed for the same ohjeet in the !louse of Commons, by Lord CASTI.ERLAOH. The debate will be found unrommonly interriumg. It wits finally maintained at a kw hour until Friday next, upon the sugges.-, lion of Mr. WiLitturoßt:E. The adjournment of the debate gave rise to a upon that $M adjustment is likely to take place. • Wr hoer received Paris Papers of Sunday last. The .161 a Lowe! rte. to coinntence on the fol lowing day. at ten o'clock prvemeiy, before the Chamber of Peet*. It small verst:from n para. graph contained its the Josaital de's . Drbuts, that some serious tumults hare 'taken place in Patio, in consequence, no doubt, of the agitation excited in the capital by 11w trellastitg discussion of the Las of Etrcsittni. The Committee uppuiulyd wu tirlutlf of . Mitre *ELT'S Liturisek lasuk hove sulmlr 1144 1114441. It Oates the drbts ttis,lllol. d.. Cl.; ills credit* 350.000/.; hesidr*i.fr rotostro 14111011 lillols t• 'L9OO/. jest. mud that the isettlific of s euttettsiosion of brititrupley would be prejudicial to the creditors. 4.4 °. • ?ZIE tiNG'S LEVEE. • 1,. ~,,Ceiferday his 111ajesty held his third Levee Ibis year, al hi; is Pall• Mall, srhich was iiiinterousty and splendidly Waged by chsracters of the highest rsok, wealth, mid talent* the country tan boast, as well as tie 'Foreign Ambass mauve sod AI misters representing the Sovereigns of &trope, and other Forewarn. of diettuction, lu pay their dutiful re spects to the Stivrreism of England., One of the fig.., of Ike company vim arrived was Captain Thorisburough, of the Royal Navy. On hi• carriage stop *mg at the grand entrance, he mitirtenately got up at the hutment to he in remliiiess 10 alight, when from a sudden jrelt.itis head came to eoutact with the Goat windows of the C•rlfillt , , which riteasioneil several severe truism]. on his be - ad and suck. The hititol rem from him so prorn•ely, that Merthyr Rospines assistance was solicited, who kindly had the Captain conveyed to his house, where the Chevalier dressed his wounds. The company coolisosed to arrive till between three and four k. There were present--their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Yin k. Clarence, Susses, and Gloccester, Prince Leopold, Prince Esterlisay, the Arehbishop of ranterbory, the Cabinet Ministers, the Breit 'Meer. of Nate, the Vire. Chance Pair, the great Chamberlain of England. the bah. Beam of the Chapel Itsysl, lcc. The Portuguese Atubassa dot came in state. Tim following were among the ottractuil• presentations Sir J..hn Simeon, on a crime of Armorial Bearings.. 'the Rigid Hon. Sir G. P. Hill, to present au dodoes* from the City of Londonderry. . . . . Mr. Ak:eritista litigate aid Mr. Talk, with an Adaltem from the buiciugh of Sudbury. Mr. Weratworth, by Atlsairal Sir lain nererfurd. Mr. limnpfyhle, by Ilse Loral is W aitint!. Mr.Claulle Scutt, by the tord io W tiling. Cri:iniel Stewa►t, by the Earl of Mr. Trotter, by Earl Maidariche. Mr. lb idginari Simparno, by Lord Yarborough. The Itte. Mr. litumaa Julliffe, ou hi• being appoitte Ch apiniw Iu him &Nerdy, by Sir Walter Stirling. Mr. Sumner, by Lord Gambit r. Mr. T. 11. Grisham, by the Lord in Waiting. Admiral Sir George Csenplsell, on his re-appointment ttr his Majesty's !louse-hold, by lime Marquis of Winchester. Mr. Wilton, by the Lord in W.' g. Mr. Stapylion, of M Won 11.11, Yorkvhirr, by Ur. NtiZeor. Sir R. Baker, on his receiving the honour ot Knighthood. Colonel Sir Henry Pym, Poi togirese Army. Lieutenant Col 1 Irssrstosiv, Ist Royal Lsucssbiie meat, on his •pp ~,,,, meal. Sir George Gibbes, on his having received the honour of Knighthood. Si► Georce Naylor , li.H. on his prontolion a• Clarfaceux King •f Arms by LurJ Henry Howard, Deputy Earl Marshal. Lwittennist G. Lawson, 16th King'o Hussars, on his rap. puitinitut. Vu•e Admiral Sir John Wells , K CB. on his rfeeiviiig the h)))) um. of Keuehthoud. Lieutenant T. Oily, ath Light Dragoons, on his pro- The Earl ut Athlone, to take leave on kis going to [Jul laud. • MAjnrleitte Brown•, of the Rth, or Kiog's Regiment, •by Heater:um General Browne. - (We shall nice fke remainder of the Presentations and pe►sons poem's: to morrow.] iinnwdiately after the Levee, his Majesty held a Chapter of the Order of the t r iarter, at which were present their Royal Highnesses the Hakes of York, Clarence, Sussex, and Gloucester, his Royal Highness Prince !Report!, the Earl of Chatham, Westmorland, and Carlisle, Slarqueitt • Camden, the Darken( Kutt.u.l, Earl of Hardwicke, Duke of Beaufort, Ear le of Pembroke and Winchilses, Marquises of Stalford and Hertford, Eul of Lossilak, Marquis %Venn i!'" Dukes of AL•iitrum and Welliughate, Earle( Liverpool, Berri Bathurst, Mattpaia of Anglesey, Duke of Northom bbrland ; the toed Riibup of Salisbury, Chancellor; the Hon. nail It,, Dr. Hobart, Dean of Vi'indsur, Registrar; and Sir ThAnme Tyre hitt, Blarießod. The vacant stilt (in eenstqaence of the accession of the Sovereign) having been declared, the Marquis of Bucking haus was introduced by Black Roil. and, haXiog been Knight ed by his Majesty, withdrew. The election then took place, and Richard Marquis of Buckingham having' been declared a Knight of the Most Noble Order, - his Lordship was irdru deiced heraceu the Marquis of Anglesey and the Duke of Northumberland, preceded by Black ILA, carrying fur Sir Leone fleas d,Garter (tinfortuirstely absent 'runt a udispositious) the Ensigur, and tire Marquis being invested therewith, re tired, void the Chapter ►roke up. Ili; 1111411 Sly 110;1 a Privy C:reseil, at which Lord Gwytilir was introduced, and *worn in a Privy Cuousellor. The Marquis of Buckingham, Sir Gentrge Mill, Lord Charles &mist's, and M. Foster, were re-sworn Privy CUlth. I. !lure. General Davis Grant fns sworn in GoVerwor of use Ba hasa Islands. Buller attended as Ckrk ttf Ike Connell. Viscuulit Lake and General Finch arse ilk Lord and Groom in waitimt. Lord Fredrrick Conynghtsm attended fur the first time since his appututarent as First Groom and Master at the Rubes. The King gave audiences to their Royal Highnesses the Dukes u( York. Clarence, Ikeeen, awl GloUcivirr, LeupulJ, the Dolma %Winslow, Viscount Sid,nonth, &c. MR ARMY. —woo 00,11foolny afternoon, the sth instant, the head-quarter division 65th regiment, ronsiating of the Hank compadies. hand and colours, marched into Congletim, on their to Motels, etre, under thecummand of Captaiit Nicholson. Saimaa,. Oat (the 311 instant) two troops of the 14th Lied. Dragoons arrived here from Norwich, and um Monday pro ceeded on their route to Canterhory.—(Burp Pont.) The 31st regiment of foot, ■ad the 85th light infantry. are tinder orders fur departure from t h e town, mid diel ►ioms of the 40th 864651 h regiments, it is said, will supply their place.—(.4fookeeer Me►cer!.) Ott Friday last (the 2,1 inst.) the 40th regiment of foot marched into t►is town from Sundeiltool, fur which place the 31s1 had marched hence at the beginning of the week. Newer did a regiment leave Manchester more icgrettcd than the 31st, fur the gentlemauly conduct and strict discipline of the officers and 10,111 will make them he long remendwretl ,by all clones of th 4 iskabitaists.—(.lloacherler Exchange Herald) 'lt it I 77,44 L I C • • • i l ia*" The following Peoitioti wm p y et the Levee, by his Ocoee the Duke of Nut folk : Tit TUE MSG's Most EXCELIMIT MAJESTti The humble Petition of Ike ainilereinved Peverswe preferring the ROWAN Catholic Religion in Greid Britnia : gMaltrru, That your Petitioners approach your Majesty . * Present's', ever PtOW11,6111101( Ijrr &elle SI !ZrAIIII.Ie role the twseetitP COO. fers.e.l upon them jay the Acts pressed fur their "-lief donut the la,nevolerit reign of your Msj sty's Mays, Father, their lit , !too-bled fiumereirs. That thereon!, however, several penal soil disabling laws still to twee against them, which are alike injurious to their vault. uhir interrsta, and prejtubeisl to the general wrlfire the State. They impose «pots your Petilisneav the Fame incapactties with which ilia law mita convicted guilt—they encourage popnlar prejudices—they peepshow, la ligitos. dis sentions—aid they prevent that general clatirrot.l it. tie empire so essential to its happiness. prosperity, and inde pendence. That it oUgh your Petitioners are marked not as prfIOPOS unworthy of public Irwat, yet they yield to a 0 !1011. Of their fellow.gmbjecht IN street ic leyalty to your Majesty, is. duittial submission to the INWO, is. attachment It) Ihe h her lies and seal for the honour of their citatory. They have hert; acautsed of givisy, 10 a foreign Potentate part of that alicriant• which they owe to your Majestea sacred Person and Governinent ; hut they have repeatedly tietsieti the charge, and they het leave, at the Swat of your Majesty's throne, again snout solemnly In deity it. They have lately joined u ills heart and voice in proclaim ing your AlajtAty their liege Lord and Sovereign. Tn your blajerry they swear tall anal undivided alleulasice: in your 111.jesty alone they recognize the power of the civil sword within this realm of England. They acknowledge in 00 (0116411 Prince, Prelate. Stair, Of Potentate, any. power ur authority to use the same within the said realist, in any mat ter or cause whatever, whether civil, at al. or eccitai astirid. With these sentiments •our Priihnners throw themselves 'upon your Majesty's wisoloin, liberality, sail justice.. They humbly pray, it it shall went meet to your Royal judgment so to do, that your Majesty may be leraciously 'dimwit to veoinsmitnel Ihr:r case to the tavuorable eonsid.ration Vatliament And they beseech Almighty Guil. by 11161111 biitigo do reitm, to bleot your Majesty with lung and harpy years to rule over them. Norfolk, E. M. Nio rey Shrew 'hoary Kmouird Stourtotl Pare A risaul.ll Cliffuld William Gibe's. Vie. Arad. is, •be Nordirru Diatr;et Peter Cull i egridge.Yit. A post in the Westrria Dtstrit Willinns n.reter. Vic A post. in the Ltn'illun Disiriei Thomas Smith, Coadjutor in the Northeru Ih.trtet Alex ('Autertio, Vie. Apost in, Ilse Lowland Diatriei of Setalntpl Ranatil Alacll.►aald Vic. Hugh Clifford Charles Prtre Cknrka Clifford Edward Bales, Bart, Henry Engltfield, Mort. Bent y Tieldinrue, Bart. Genre Jerninnhans, Bart. (claiming to lie Lord Staf ford) George Throckmortou, Ban. Edward Blount. Bart. Cornaby Ilaircersion, Bart. F. Bernard Acton. Bart. Thrintaa %Tebbe, Bart. Richard Bedingfield, Bart. Edward Sanythe, Dart. Thomas Stanley, Bart. Henry Lawsun, !Art. Thome+ Clltturl, Hart. A post. it the Highletad 1)i a riot &f. ace. Scc. ice. ace. Scc. acc. kc. Alezainkr Patens:se, Coadjo- tur in e lir LowlAnii Uisunct &c. &c. &c. TfIE LOAN. mot._. The Cell'lmmo trim waited Opole Loid Lisreepnol ant the Chancellor of the Exchequer last moraine respactiug Lean, returned to the City abort eleven o'clock. 'llse deputation was imprecedenteilly names ons. The Lusa 1 is to be hid fur on Friday next. The berms and payment, are—Luau fur 5,000,000/. offered 100 3 per Cent Reduced; the biddings to be in the 3 per Lent. Consuls. The pay mewl, to be 10 per cent. deposit, lash Jose, and 10 per ; rent. monthly; the Is,t payment 18th March, 1421. liar dividend on the Itedueed is to be received from Asu il last, and In she Consols from July :Alb, ISt*. 4),, the p trliculsrs being made kiniwri, one of the ate. 1 pelaliun listed she t;uvernur of the Dent of England, who was memos, if ihe Bank would take it, the Owninna, that is, I pay the latter iiistalusenis, 5 per cent interest his. g MI fur the advance. Ile answered, that no pledge would Le gate'. to Ihnt edict, butt that be did nit, at she .anue time, . umati to ray it would nut be dune, The inference is, that the Bank will take in the lliunium, as has brew slush 1 done except Ms the last luau, when a pointed negative was 1 given. Slinister reserves to himself the right of taking soy part of the Sinking Fund Ind exceeding twelve mil liunr, which will leave a Sinking Fund of shoot fire mil- I Irons; of which 4,400,000/. will be fur England, said 600,0100 f. fur Ireland. _ _ No alteration of the interest us Exchequer Hilt• is in contemplation. There is to he a aliacthint of 3 per teat. iii Ilse usual way. PLAN us MAIL. satin, MAY 21. thsesy sod Navarra enjoy the most perfict 14.41.141 , 1 May. The people Are busily rugs:p..l its list nomination of their Depotles to the Cotes It is nut the same in Airsgon, where an rttrarorlinary fr. Metlini kill ',lmola. Timi rezi. memo of infantry have received orders to retnli.trr the tar. 'lwo of Sarregusra. The coma trout's' fanllielf ill that city, to try those peisuns olio are ocelots' of hating Weis the au tltura or the accomplices of the .vents which triizlit have 1..1 to a civil war, Isms been iuslalled. It will be a new sight Spain, to behold Err ballast Ong, di,tiuguishied by the hats pa uk uhiels they uW iu the church, brought before u military tribunal. • . Some Frenchmen hail finned a plan to publish here a pericslieril work, under the title of the ,11frterra. The Efli. hos tool wired, and the printing ulnae was prepatimt, when they received orders to quit the Npsoistr lerrsiorsc-in consequence, these men of letters have set oat fur Haymow. Two extraordioary couriers passed through 111:a town Ail. rouruiug, oar going to Paris, the oilier to London. Thy left Madrid in the night of thelBth, mid brought an atcouol of the dialling np of the Club Lorrnyinl. MADRID, MAT lg. The proceedings again,* the anihois of the inassiteres which took phrasal CaJizuu 11w 10th of March, are carrying on with all the diligence ',tremble. klaoy witnesses me ex. ~mood. Awoag the ducumesit• which have been produced, the following Piece deserves attention t-- " ORDER Or THE DAY. ctott, MARCII 11, MN. " /OF" live Ike Int!, ree.•!--I,laetiar the bran, anal loyal troops of Ike purl iAesi of Codif: " The Kiklity, the firmness whirl' 11" y sbrutsl lesierthy, deserve the rosier gratituile of the sulrj.cis of the King, wad of tlw General who ha* the Monogr to command thews in the tissue of his Majesty. I return my omen, shanks to thatlons nosodees..offirere, and wholti ntessbersof the C . :artistica, for the brilliant military cooduct which they have (Signed) " CANINANA." Mira S. BOOTH!, of Covent-garden Theatre, me- 1 . MADRID, M‘Y CORlpßllltli by her .lair., have strived in The troops of the garrison who had been android to their prepniatury to the opening of the Lloohlin The'otre. barracks, are no longer confined to Mein since this 11310111111 g. AID uegocistiots hetseen Mr. IlAttotirikutlir. The fears which all well.dirposed persons bad blt fur tue Jougs has been finally !woken off. The itiwa „,. of - Otis (*int ore , dispefleol since she Guerra is tskru toy ihr Patentee. noel • tentrorr4 Theatre 4 . lircZlinZiut ken p Ipsutllis~,,. sp.pram.":l7, g l et , wail hr tilted up. Neu rear, it he hkeli ? We blue' i lk i pp ai l s t sc a *cwt., FM spina put au end to ,Min star bane a new nisr.—f Driblin Letting POV A 7 , %ger stod eiwwsWf . • At Norwich minket ; sou Saturday., otAT , h. " " riticut , MIT "' L• l ' " Triol/1111411ositellitrwmpoeteell opt ( .f l o g , Di • few days, to chord about Is. per womb ; other graill•pluclrt o a t. ihorosoorso skrooloof - 00 , of 1b ... befure. Their was little alteration .iu the prieel ' o p ine . ;111 1i t ionlos *A rc hd u k e itsu ire mi d t ur tho se ". cattle. • the Princess of Saroy.Carigonn. SPARRING. -rm.- The gallant Tom Cribb bad a benefit yesterday st the Fires. It was well atteuded, and attracted many amateurs of the patrician order. He bad a good set-to with Oliver. Harmer and Emirs skewed off to advantage; and ff.)llwris tumid an ugly emionice In Johnson, a einintrynntsi, inst arrived in town, to try his hand in the fancy way, • aura gave him a specimen of rectiving, and his hem{ , gut wofully es .bistlat bum it well, and egaiiimp Mat of less minuet r Itern i as would hare aripsitted himself decently Josh. HedMill'iod SeniggAns made a merry set-to, and hit away gal}y.'i'' Randall tranfilootimb displayed reach wiener, sod a travel eisentostanat angeirred in Readmit's emit being drama . ie a counter bit, but he returned the compliment in a totyfold mangier. • "' •: no:. taut. : -.7 • . • .1 • Inf. THE AUTRAi:EntIi cOgietcr UP irsia %on Is FMK THE ARRIVAL OF HER HASENTT *4' THE HOt SE OP AtHP.HiIiAN WOOD. • ' ' Yesterday .Preneir Keefe, a Matti mast, Cwt.* ')lntriei er , anti Alexander Ater , 'ire brought op fi'ual 1:1;, ;tenni watch-house w the custody of Thomas Coat, of St. J charged' with having rimmed, amiudsten with evileilisp"sed ;moons, and being mancertied in fliers a oeirs•• The evieleime of Cooke rindullser Akers writ ler I it,.. that o• Tuesday uighs, after UM arrival of her 3t .1 a' II M South Audis, street, the mob, which we. very socism'ir• s i mainrd fur a length of time, when they aspirated my... grog., and look different direction., bustling sire! roll" • "The Queen for eve r!" Anionirat them were marry • 1:t. known Ibleves,:whia. no doubt, joutid for the per ;woe of e bb e . der. The immi formidable gang was beaded try two e• albumin fashionably attired, who distrilosted to time limb 1.4 Ike purpose of purchasing links, which hrieg dully, y Were lighted, mad erutrly the whole of the gang had rap'. m o • a Owns. They went so Ilse direction of Di rkeleyoqii for lights, and those who did not obey their Cell 'roughly treated. They slopped opposite the tuff of Ce.t. haireS, in 11111estrrel, where they made a great riot, soil e,l . ing fur lights repeatedly, the servants were armeisve...l 14 pot thed 47, to site the house. They aliser Mopped at Iftarliogi ou o, lierkeley•sqnsir, where they acted so a Pueblo. manlier, sod noon; nut leave audit lights were put up. Thaw the to proceeded to the houses of Lord St. Helens, laird IY r i. Dowaget La•ly Litierlsool,B4 Lotd Poky, where lt.er calk.) for lights, and insisted 046 the malrauts bringing ttiar. tip the area steps, on nhieb they poked the li•ks to View fare,. They atm went Sc, the Marquis of Anglesey' s , Sidi ~,,, fib's, Lord Caotilereugh 4 s, and ethers, where som e s „e .indows were broken As they proceeded its y wally outrages, and knocked al several doors, and mat 61'r hell. until lights were pot luto the windosis. A Ceurerit en in A Ilrem rle-st reset, having • naive at his slum, elm, out tido pirtols, and protested, if they stair. kaucked al his door, that I.e would Rre on them ; they shortly after went sway. arriving sippotite the Arcade in Piccadilly, they found it i•e laminated in eunsequeeint of her Ilarjestyrs orris's!. they gave three cheers; and int proceeding Ihrowigh street, they stopped opposite an oil stop dl4 insisted on tae laridturd foriddiaug thrill with liiksokinth was dime foe 4164 safety of the localises. After cumulating vorinlui on: rages he St. James'a-sriurunr, they pelted the esteloneit fur interfering. They returned the same road with doming limbs, which had a brilllaut elf et; and at tiro., piaci a where the lights lord been put owl, obey were e44.1e t.. p.,/ them up again. On their arrival at the Duke of Came hi idge's hawse, they stuck • Irrer basket on the r:.sleirc..,..lM-1 1 they bad procured, aid set fire to it, and live h o mer sae M a dangerous way. They then repaired to Lord . Ito their road through Glaas-house•streei, Flank and Jet. fries, of this 111/ice, met them, and joined 11 Gmlie, borough, and Pelps•r , *air Led thew 01 4 / 4 41ewere. 0111 titre arrival at his Lordship'. house, heat tl.a stowasent retirrard hawse is his carriage, on whirl. the must hideous Noise wa. made. Cooke and the other other re saeod by the sale of the carriage, and protected his I.ordritiiir, mid 00 his groisg from his earl iase, a shine was throws, which brute enrol die windows. Ifaviirg got scent of the officers, they left the Once, and proceeded towards Brewer-street, calling 1., sod " the Queen for ever:* Plank "htterrlatt well-knower °skins asisougid lbe going, ea.teavuure.t to secure them. but truly took one. (:stoke lad 1, fret .rs 111 r . prtheistled llMTirler Stole, whit were in the sub, mid Were very active. Thrr Prisuuers were all ordered to find good hail. OARING ROBBERIES IN SOUTH AUDILEY.STREET. Tamar Gibson trio longed op fovea Routh Amllea . .. flifirei,.elmrged by Mr. Henry Cato. of Litchfield, Sin.!twil it-ire, troth having picked his pocket or hi. twang-hook. euntiininit 921. and sheers memorandums, while opposite the house of Mr. Aklersinin Wood, on Tnewhiy wells la.t. Mr. Cato forme swum, staled, that ss Twe.day ought he was niduced tram a desiie to :ee her Ittlireir IP* her •rrira I iu London, to go to South Awilley•strici, thrre ass a great mob of persons, nail be look his station arse Mr. Alderman Wood's door; obierring the P,iauarr and selesal ether very sorptrinass.louking characters; he took the preirst.- lion of laying bold of his watch, and Owing his hand the pocket coislainnag the pocket-bunk; he had hi. hat on his head; awl on the cry being raised that the Quells was coming, the Prisoner knocked hi. (witness) hat over i..s eyes, and said, . 4 [thy don't you take yam otr, and t one see as well a. yea." He naturally took his hood bus pocket to put to his hat, whim the Prisoner mink ott; which caused his suspireos and UN feeling for his pocket book it was gear. Ile followed the Prielioer, and observ ing his be re., away, bell was knocked down by site shaft ul a cart, on which a fiwassitiable gaug of his conipaineini came sip to rescue hive, and made a desperate resistant., but he was tat, n into asistoily, and the parties Caine to !lie watch-Loose cowered with mud. 'lie pceket.hartik continu ing the property was found nu the ground 'sear to the Pit sonrr *lwo he fell down.—He oar fully ruminated to Nro gate for trial. ANOTHER ROBBERY. Jeffers, Alderfield Will charged with picking the pack. t of Hr. Ansel', of 201, Piccadilly, of usilk - posite Mr. A 'dermas %Votes Immo, um the arrival "prior M..- jessy. Mr. Allarli was standing wear the house ulna, he I.lr the Prisoner as Isis pocket, sat amutheintoil him wish Zhu pruperty.—He was fully ClAillalitYd ha Nell gale fur trial. Sescral other rabberio s *ere common-if on toothsome, • lin attrodid 1111141 gave descriptions of their property, in hopes of tracing Ore thieves. TRY ANOTHER'S witrt rel. loirrd• pte , ls. grurrs.lly (Ili Friday and Saturday at the thltery Offices, fur no ioniser M.ed uue In rrrul retursir.l • Share; thus. anutilor said, " 11l try th .1 Lady's Lock, by taken the IV umhrr r.he has returned." A supr.stlinus pervade-it must of us, and is likely lu du so s. hen we look at Four Prize* of Thirty TI and Inch mm*l all Ire Primo tie Nett Day, 23.1 of this Mouth: CVA L 114111 LET. Just 7. fair, of Illitk.l. Sips *old Price. 381 Newcastle 14 Senderturd 0 .... 32. 1, 4 i 111 ;9/1. *I 1 . Ciliates .. 0 .... —sk U• 1 1.. —. 01 1 Callas c . (7011% Eil'll.llllCll,..!vitt 7. Althaual the supply idr'Whest euistasiut M %nlTll , thr trade war Itesix Ibis tememing at 31unday's b.is Sue hist Irwr buyers, aut only saiserhae sissplis r oa m be i t i s : u it eil nl. The arrivals ut Oats since filsasslsy have been very Which the drustiad was Irifiius s mad sales uric vi.fy Ball ai &chit of Is. per quarter. 14 Barley three is bat hill. &hit. aid priers asussitially as au Blussilay ; star is there aay alteration it Beams sad Pease. rgICE 1/1. , 3 po4 Ct. Ittd. 690,1 India pr. 31 -per Cesar 77lf (04 .11.114.41iiirri •• • • ' 6 ? 4 i 4 pt. Cm*. O6ll I Kik Bills. -2... e 1 , ..r speret.'N:-.4 J 1 $ pr. Id I L•it. Tickrt, OA. 14.. per LI, dossi.,67t4 Comi.fmt Aci. 74,41;.q. MARRIAGES. 011111thimelay last, il.e Nis sow. 114 ef•Wilenif J• 1111. Gi Dolga, fEsq. (great assists' w ur ilea L.ss 11* gNi.ba, rld.st slisugh.tr of Nssineel Sp4rks Ewl. isolLsr 114 r IF:rielny, she 24ists ult. am tle 1 1 .11.1. elswek ve nevi*, pew Debit's, try 111 w Kew. Mr. I:resold's', Parry, stirresme, of 1101)hesil, los Mrs. Mew maw. youtsgrot slasqlsser a Ramer* Young, an. Cialerreck, and nine so the lite Vsawsse. of doe Veleverassy ul Vuls.tes, ails-rims& elsassfirri, 1re1,14.1. 11. WATER THIS DAT Ar.U.INIIIi 111 • ,Slostaias 0 after It. Alialsiag 7 airr 12. Primal wit rebbsbod et TatieltiTtiv.ihtess sod 1.11! Gums there, N• 117, ilisgba, by C. CORP( WVI.I -of At Strsad. ~.