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Ar the mad of she lIVAet Ma dame sod Sladmilitisrlle Impel, with aladeompforlle Adelte, . hi' Majesty ° Sermli will Peri". Inwilwrsre'. M. will eibibit their adisired reri•weste., sad s 1 the asset.. geil of sloe of the Cowart Madame Hurd will maw her oongin. KING LEAR. • ing goofed .midst • brilliant display of rire.worio by lepers Km Leer; Mr. Krim; Earl of Kent. 31r. Pope; Editor, a fer t er . ii . Jannis liaise Bomb (the last nond .f his peeseet e.. 44/Imieekto Is. SA.—Thallell open at levee, Hie Omelet lit e i co tornt); Etoutsd. Mr. Thompson; Oswald. Raft hum mg Mot easelt. ' ioortil. Mrs. Poker; Repo, Mrs, Eirrtoo ; Cuddle, n. w. W est. After which, the Gustily of THREE WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE. I. Err Charles Refire. Mr. Eiliatoo ; Elkoned. Mr. llIo•Sall Wuudley, Mr. Yount'. Lady Ream, Mrs. Edith; On. Drones, Mrs. Harlow; Dimity, Moo Coldll.'?* noses, 70. Ireoad Price, 3s. Ild —Pit. Is. Sd. Price, Is.—Lower Gallery, U. Seated Prier, la:.-t eaed ppre Gallery. le..Seemail Price. lit. The Doom will be spewed at Haltpast Si: ease*, soli the Performetwea ea melt Evening emeaireweeet Ileires. The IMs.olllee will he opened from Tea easelk word Ries. ••• The Free LIM most be extradrd to non rofferdeb ern, tie Public Prim always eserset. Tenerrow, Tb. lroa Chest! Sir Edward Mortisser, 114. tan • RAST.INDIA HOUSE, Alison 14, MO. • 11HE COURT ./ ill RECTORS if the UNITED COMPANY lIIIRCNANTS . e ENG LAND, traits, to the EAST INDIES, do kora, /INNOUN That • QUARTERLY GENERAL COURTet she ea 0011PANY, will hr held et their Heim ii Leedleshelle area, es WEDNESDAY, the rith et September 014 0 Elegem "Meek he the 1eer..... JOREPIT Darr, fresetary. - CulMum, LOSOPON, Arent 14 . TiIICOWOIIIIVE for LE - ri 1 N the erfirll LANES will wed at ChMWIWI ea . ! WEDNESDAY. the Ilish Amy of Ileynember Nein. se Tivelve .'Clack al Nowt. le SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION the OFFICE oe PLACE of one of doe Farr ONION sod • FRUIT METERS of ihe City of Loadea, vacant by *I &sib of Mr. John Noels. The Particular/1 sod Costaihmeaof Sale say he ow es appliesiloo al lbe Oaaesivillee's Other, Gaililhall. JOS. BUSIINAN, Casepirolke. TFIPIATR6.IIOYAL, HA YMARCET. IFIIHIS EVENING. WEDNESDAY. Aug. 90, 11 will be performed Cid lime Mese 'weary-six yew*, THE SUICIDE. Tobin, Mr. C. liesible; Tabby, Mr. Terry; Dr. Traby, Mr. Tanager; Csielipeany, Mr. Willis..; Rmitcr, Mr. J. lumen ; Beenwe. Mr. Connor • Squib. Mr. Farley.; Win. grave, Mr. Barnard. Mrs. Grt:gram, Mrs. Pearce;' Nancy, Mrs. Phraya ; Peggy, Mrs. Jaws. THE QUEEN'S TRIAL. After +lnch, Ike !needs& or LOSERS QUARRELS. CIAO, Mr. Barnard; Sancho, Mr. J. Ripandl. Leonetti, Siva. Connor; Jacinths, Mrs. Gibtm HOUSE OF LORDS. TUGSDAY, AUGUST Si. To cosielude with • on Omeletly, in tire* aria, called EXCHANGE NO ROBBERY; Or, THE DIAMONI) RING. The Principal Characters by Shears. Linton, Terry. Con. a , w„ Barnard, Farley, Williams, Mr.. Hardy., Miss Leigh, Jll/11414 0 and Mrs. Gibbs. Boxes, Gallery, U.—Second Gal lery. Is. Tler Doors to be opened at Six O'Clock,sod the Perron). saes to bogie at Seven. Pewee for thy Boxes to be taken of Mr. Idassisgtiant, at she Theatre. Private Boars may be bad, nightly, by application at the Boa Ogee. Toanarrosr i Rosins—with, first time, • new Comedy, called Dog Diiys is RoadAtm' !--and The Prise. The lord Chamomile, catered the Howe at tea. minutes before ise edits'', prayers were read, sod the weirs called Intr. The Meriptis of Beeltinghant seat as apology, isdisposi. lien being likely to esofine bins to his room for this mid the following days. Os the Orthe of the Day beiog read fee resuming the debase on the motion of yesterday...- The Earl of Liverpool said, that when he made that son lion he did it with • view of mabliag the Room to hear what the opinions of the Gospel on either side might be, and what effect these 'visions would have no those enter bleed by their Loodeltips. He had ibex stated Mat he did sot inesed his own opkeioa to he booed by that motitio. if good reams mold be shelve to the esetrary. Up eta relleetiow, he was still convioold that the mores of peomeding implied Is that modes would be meet etmondeet the their Lordships to ; *ad as far so his epistles went, though it was not rrlt ee rsi mess te ofer one to bee Majesty, she basin legal *deism's of bee own, that alum walla have bees fatted to be most advantageous to her Majesty. It was metaled, awe, however, that her Combed were of s difereut *Woo ; that it was sot the hest atoms be these, sea they prayed rather to be left is the silo*. Moo la which they stood before Saturday; warmly, to be allowed to poserstmetheir emereamoinations till they MIMI famished with straelent infeetweilen eir modest it mast Mallesily Se. themedwa. They hod stead se shortened of their application, an euderstarditig obeli Obey anneied W have been entertained by themselves sod the Hesse, thee they were to he allowed this advantage, and it was ontlembl. fifty tree es it appeared by their Leriships' minutes, that the orate was gives them mod that they theme that mores which they now bewail* the House to allow them to pares.. That gallon was, he verily believed, glees them on a very remind vaimederstandiog. But be saw greater is. convettimes la withdrawing any promise which bad hem ebb, er illeoppoirtittg nay ?specialities which bad bees reasmnbly teemed, time In yielding as advantage, the hope of which had, however errinteously, been held out. The Ceased for tbe(losee most, therefore, be suffered to go on wish their exsusinotitsoi sow, and m reserve so much of them as they thought pr they tepomposentest. the Heuer still reserving to the Counsel fur the Sill the right of mooing op sad re-exabillifteo, if they deemed it neceessey, after the coweloriou of the defence. Upon mesideraiimt, per haps, there was *whin' gained by this on behalf of she Cannotl for the Qum', move Shea they had before, or would have bed wittier the molitto soppoeiog it to have bees adopt ed. It would at soy tim e be so easy for her Calomel to make a special ease, that It would be jest as well to allow them, tto ebewiag good Emends fur any such este. to penile their own course. With the permission of the House, he e.t.a withdraw his motion sod eelisiilute the following Thud the Coalmen foe he r Majesty should be infiwased by the Lord Chancellor that the Howe toasested, under the 'medal eireentstaisees of the case, to allow the Counsel for the Queen to proceed ia their cross examinations according to the mode proposed by the. at the bee of the Hesse." The Earl of Lauderdale said, that, ding to the forms of the Hower, me motion mold be withdraws if soy one Peer objected to withdrawing it. He stood epos his privi ,lege, sod 'thirtieth* the motion being withdraws. feel Grey aid. that it would perhaps be for the besellt of their lordships' isformatioo, if the Noble Lord would give some meson foe toot allowior the tondos to be withdrawn.— He reminded the Hebb Earl opposite, that the mode of soh. 'motion es to these two mottoes was rather irregular. The Earl of Liverpool acknowledged that there was a hos objrcilousble mode. He would move his second motion se ea anteedmeat on the first. He therefore wished to add at it, .% that elf the wards offer the word Met, should be left out, and the fullu..iug substituted," be. The Earl of Lauderdale explained. Lord &Aim remsrked on the eireemetsnee of the Noble Lord moving the ameodritent to Mosso cretins. They had hem orate oa wavy occasions, sad he was happy to see them do sight at last. Nothing was more satisfactory le him then to Weld', consistently with his expressed opisiosts, to withdraw she audios of which be hod given wittier. The Earl of Horrowby then moved the amendment which had bees proposed by the Earl of Liverpool, that being the meet orderly cosec'. The laid Chsatellor then put Ilse moues. The Earl of Lawlsedale commuted on the ameedasent of the President albs Collura on the watts* of the Pint Lord of the Treasury. He iltonght snow @teleologist) of that seneisdnend weeeseary. Dad it mesa that Peers were to be allowed to ash 'amnions? How weer they to knew the in. lodine* of the C.oonerl for the defrim as to the merit of proceeding in the eress-msminations ? Tlw House meld to be seem of the advantages which the motion wow IffeitAk gave in the Cooneel fur the Qom°. He oemplitioed of the vectilstioa which was nrosifested by the stkerstioit; the Mane was wow pond by it le a 'availed of more diaeolty than ever. The Earl of Liver 00l thought that be had great rgemia to eumplais of she toes and iraiper of the Noble Lord. sot a• it affected him individually, bat as it affected the whole of their Lordships' proeeediug. A questiuc bid hers sub mitted to the Crease' et the has by the ilouse...it had been soloed at length, wish the view of hearing what the Curette had to urge opts' it. Surely it weld set be tomaieloted either dignified or expedient to persevere is their foritAr amiantus, notwitheisediog any conviction which might hove hem wrested an them by listeisies to that orpiment. He Ned stated yesterday dim lwded intend to bad his opinioe, if eves he had o.pre.enateivrd opinioa, by that nallivel, The Earl of Looderdak explained. Lard &skies mad, his oaly 'Wittiest to the moils& was, THEATRE-EOTAL. ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND, THIS EVENING. WEDNESDAY , Aug. 30, will be perforeteaVilie popular Meto-drusaa. called TWO wank"; Or, SILENT NOT DUMB! Sir Hildebrand de Ogg; Mr. Bartley; Tenser., Mr. W. IL Cbattsehry; Valbelle, Mr. Pearmaa • La Fleur, Mr. Wilkie. s.ot Rosabelle: Miss Kelly ; L a w, , Mime I. flustels, Mrs.Grarnd: ' After wbleb, 9tb time, •a extempore, IsOpmely called PATENT SEASONS. (Previous to whirl; an Address, in the character of the Comic Muse, will be spoken by Miss Kelly.) Sir. Drill, Mr. Harley; Geoffry MolEscap, Mr. Within. 1011 • &Wig Delano, Mr. Primula • Garrick, Mr. Wrench. Thalia, Mina Kelly; Melpomene, ' Miss Loire; Polly, Mies Cirew. To conclude with au Apology for • Processioa, arta a Grata Finale, by all lb. characters of the English Opera house. To which will be added, 191116 nm,, a sew Romantic Melo drama, is three parts, fireaded as the celebrated Tale called THE •AMPIRE; Or, THE BRIDi OF Tiff: ISLES. Characters is the int►oductory Vhdati.—T4e Vampire, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Lady Margaret, Mrs. W.I. Siattealey; Uoda, Was Love; Ariel, Miss Worgman. Characters in the Drama—Entlivik, Mr. T. ;P. Cooke ; Ronald, Mr. Bartley; Robert, Mr. PMktisau; AgeSerill, Mr. Harley. Lady Margaret, Mrs. W. S. Cbatterley; Bridget, Mr*. Grove; Effie, Miss Carew. Doom open at Half-peal Six, and the Performance to be gin at StIVII. Private Boxes may he bail nightly of Mr. Str•enaon, of whom Mem are to be taken, at the Box °eke, Strand Es. trance, from Ten till Four. To-morrow, The Maid and ibe Magpie, with other Eaten. taiumreta A new Operatic Drama, in three acts, will be prmireed M Saturday next. 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AMERICA sod the BRITISH COLONIES; an Ab stract a all the most sterol information relative to the Coded Mon of Ameritui and the Colonies of Ca nada, eh, Cape of Good Hope, New South Wale., and Vas Lheinea's Island; exhibiting at one view lb. evaparativa cdvartagea sod disadvantages each Coventry offers for lot. "'ratios!. fly William Niatream a jew. Snivel &Won, flee. p4,e, lea. Id. board*. dot if did wet 'tete the fort. Their Liodthips were sot prepared to groat whet tbeCoossel for her Modesty hodsolied of Owns (He eadr,rl the mottos to be rantb) Let the Gomel for the %teem be .c..."eil is sod oil, it what the Hope now proposed to !Mel ire. , that. which they bed .skid, soil if they noseitted, be would he sheet awn and fur erre. To Pee time he would Poo what terry bed •Atedi and what he had totesoled to twee liked for the*. They whited that the eposiossion is chief ohoold set soforth rowiftod sad ow• tried, which it spool do, "sold they were made fully capable of essatiiip it with the aids of sorb hiformaties as they tweldolinotime acquire. Thee Amid thordirre be allowed Is go ai far as they piped with these teiseations, bnosedt. as* after the examisietio• its cbie4 and duos Is. 11•114 IMMO the erses-exasonstioa until after the sePoronteet. This their Lordships bed no Initiation of panties, or why did the Heide AM atilt talk of mishits( sot a *peels' ease! The Sort of Loortureet, so seer thee Rod totiallle to the Noble Lord sad to the Hoose,said, it was hoWrithes OAP bet Majeety's Copse. should pot whet qopiliosis they yeemwil after the rzeetinftleu hrelief, and thew to reserve their trosaensarnatioo. till after the siliownsateot Ply re. movies to Me Aisevorp.ffielenal,,lhe right 04 mithiting op sod ritesarsesine. Land &Aim* well very glad that Si. Homo hill at hat determieed to do that obit+ GU SW did when be wield do so hoop. He wished the House not to lose thereafter:llP of ths motive* upon millions, the itioenilearots, and all the prisms windier walk which they had todesvoured is avoid doing rigid. The hod of Doomighwitire epeeived that it bad here ini derstood opluivocally. that the COolleel for the Queen shoold have a right either to pi se with the whole of the ereoppasoiootiou'at Pee, et to adjourn it altogether. Hr did parromod,lie repeated, list Ibis was a positive direetio• gives to the Carpel, sad that that order was Hrialy ad hered to moil the last wastes had hoes called. The whole of the eashorressawist to which their Lordship were wow Posed arms, not oat of the pettiest it whether bar Neje*. See Geoid had • right to p oil with the crossoitsotieweioa when the runtiastion in chief load been toticloded.oi le post. poach at their opine," but the whole Puree of the pretest doubt wed debate was Ibis circumstance," wheals, the Coes. eel hod • right Se pet certain questisus is the Arai crosereas. minetlen, which was permitted, and whether those pentium) nee widths the description of proper preliminary "wallow as had bees crostempleted by their Lordships eerier." He woo surprised to hears doubt throes by soy Nook Lord so the general qaustios, "whether the Comma had a right to proceed with their crass-exonsiostio• or to postposie It;" fee is conerqoesce of the Pores which hod beers adopted towards her Majesty, he regarded this net as M imbilgeoce, but as an obsolete right. As to the es esainiashoo of witnesses by their Lordships, It had been stated, and Waled truly, that very snoterist 'videos* had brow elicited by their Lavdships' pestioos. Was there, be asked, any ease mode eat by the C.oestoel at the bar to stew that their Lordships should eel pet questiouot On the ceutrary, all parties agreed that ouch essininotleis was productive of great silvnaloge. In whet Coen had it ever bees said, that the dodges of the Caere bad not a right to ramie* the witoesoes ? Oa the whole, he emweived that the Hoop eight at Pee te Pose to • right uaderstendiog..— Their Lordships bad se objection to the erseaessosioation proceeding whew the easosioatiou in chief was coded, or to its being postpoood to a sobsetpieet period, and that the Caroml fur the (laces were Is lows lbs privilege Pa full right either of eroos.examiedeg the withessm immediately ell the of the direct examinaties, .e of palmitin it {cleatel l4 Lord Effenberoogla estrestod their Lertishipkto temeidee whet eight *DA probably would he the impreetwien el the Poise rvoisonssoded to be pooseett try the Pelee Iterl svgs. OW (Liverpool). All the dignities which grew out of the eirwentstaoces of the witoesoes beteg Nolotown th e greet. pas of which he fully felt, pressed mace he avily en the Ceased in support of the Bill than ea the Coonsel for her Majesty. Undoubtedly the latter bad to enisountamiee witnesses as to facts exteorling through four or Awe years, some of whom were wholly tinkuown, as the witness who hid been predated from Trieste • bet ea the other hood others of the witnesses, ac Majoeciii, and for penises produced after hint, were very well isowe, and 'night have been subjected to • very cooeiderable eross-eismistatlow. The Noble Lord then proceeded to describe the dillierUles imposed un the Counsel for the 11011, arising oat of the same ' eireutastsoces, such, fur instaice, as the difficialty of dolma. hog their testintuay Prow the effects of .imputatioas on the . character of the witnesses, • and biferred that they were , greater than thews experienced by the opposite party. He was cape that their Lordships could not refuse the Couret for the Bill some delay, as they ellieseS sow disputed to indeed that indolgenre to the Cuumiel fro the Queen. Let 'them see then to whet extent that line of proceediog might, sod probably. would go, if Its principle were mice recognised. When they should meet' again in November, is sass ibis indulgence were (roofed, another adjourn. meet would then be requested, and roold not properly be rerouted to the Counsel for the 8.11, for the purpose a prosiacieg fresh witness's. Het Majesty's Counsel would theatre reason sopsy for another period of delay, sod se the postponements would he carried in indellaitely. As it wooM be impossible to close the caw pin the whole body of evi dence bad brim gone through, be verily believed that, if their Loritsbi p. seopte.l the tourer suggested, the pdeveilinge would never come tu an end. Now he thought it as ismer mueslis'& objection to that or any other course, that by Its adoption the cods of joltice would be inevitably ilisappoist ed ; sod therefore he telt himself booed to give a negative to the mellow of the Noble Earl. Looking st all the difficulties .f the ease. his Plod was much wore tuckered to adopt the course porposeet by his Noble Friend than any other be hod beard.--(The Nade teed alleded, we presume, to Joni Neireines mefirooffir growths!, a list of the witneeses)...H. should 'poly add, that in their tiodesvenrs to preserve the eha. owner of their procetdiogs front misinterpretation, they should bitterest care whelps that they would nut establish preeedents which would he isijorions to the discovery of truth each the attaineserit of judder. Lord Mohan* mid a few deeds, which were eon oodibie below the bar. Lord Liverpool wisbedie knew what degree of cromesis. Ininatiee was to be coosidsved wiriest to retitle their Lord. Alps to pot iorestitnis to the witnesses. If her Majesty'. Cornwell were to go beyond prolimiwari questioos„ snit to pot any going to a ff ect their email; as bed hens dose no t o thought it impoosibte to prevent the Cone. del for the Kill from putting sorb potties, as might pen- Feely arise out of the cress-eposiostion. After • few words, by way of eelibittslieni ( "a IA" . lb' the cat sod Letitia/dale— The Lord Chancellor said, that in the coarse of what bad passed yesterday he bed declared that he thought he never olosekl.be brought to gip hi* pewit to that mode of cross. eiouninstitso which had bees proposed by her Illitjemy's ,Cottoorl. 14 es evilectiou, be heti Neu restos to alter that opietion he would hate felt it his duty to do su. 14. theorist had *Pr entered his heed as ineormistent with the ends of jock" as that the Ctisiowl shovel ff be 'Wird to stop is the midst at their troosassiniviatiots. Re thought that the oasis oids of joolie• Pohl he hoot eadmeered bi collie( os the Coonnal is the first hawser* to crossenainiesq Olt 'vitamin to the extent god in the mode they shoold judge Seel effectual foe the lemma of their Chest het he was Pt Pe of those who thought that the Comers slosold is ow ewe be allowed to call hock • withal. His ophoism was hat they 'should be loffideed le Owbe liberty. soder ccetak: orstrietions, sod that the.propriety of doing so should be sonOor of s u ch diacrowess-► wide the Havoc. Whoa the proposal's° applicable Is this ease was laid on the sable powder, its had mieshkeed it to he toes limited is its term% that Commit Amid he showed p i ty I . ~,,ii b ark witnesses whim feats end elreomPsoces wt liaison before should mow to hue bnowledge, he thought inlisitriy to. strict a rule. It sligio B. oriwweary. Oran ee oosuppg ig Cense* in the arm ilisfanee. w (MUD tidier MIN% 101 ad- l ess o og s egos to ii. pat d am g o ogimooe . slog ,at MON to those stated is the preposition, that swamies i o t a pwww . w .4 hatiamad ir Mead he celled foi • eressort cress.essosisietimi arid I he aid wee tolls. he lo osho M o s w a s s e ib s i t mi t t . he mad have preferred a matenerst of the mem fa have.. the Howe. Mir theeiket theerste o ner o wese•ho7ache Celina as ;loge as the rue vroold rePerile 1141141 • 11 adoption wee estneloted se 'Mien an jodirlal ise-ieffeeffd the Ideas were to mtewiae lw.fore the Cuomo' had Ames loth, Charm helms, wad this broymorimeNd to what be Meer larshitips' intioniussiims might ores sew Rimier, Hsi a n o w „a mni a ; she Camel fee the Ammo, mid the Counsel for O. geld, The NM ee Ler r owaiestaio alight en* fresh wituetwera elm lints might, from as 10 0111 - it wag pomades tie asenitiete the peormalegs 4 test throilt longs of their 1 10441 P. 11% 11010111111 la the caging law le allowe of the Omens Ittlseri ems #44 he arra/ova Chet sea %rain mance His Lae deb, pranged, that is bid say .., el.Ni l o .dcos p g si g h oda" %Seise the internee goriest ice wend he quite sae in gram , . gams,. a t h eir won „ moons rm." soy nett' viosla;u64l hig be the Conseil the liberty of as full a crees-exesina lloll Weans wish the neehlielied moms of show Domes. Timer M they shead thiik prom, sell the Mite& of t or sahl aa lows iss i s a oak we mad ; UM Shur einem if it am% to them see.necessary,mai. o wed dmaa r -- aV ol ;;7 heig 00 , 1 ""' Ilisregh be (named that he did rot clearly ere his say preweediugh w meld they seer adept.ses taes amok ehresigli the dillenitiee which the role would emliehrs bt l4 ties, My reigelstles by wideli Mot Seem Meta WOO% -le to Ile yeemoday bad said that as it was their Lordehipe t plea. awns a w e amdwid; madls ;wow he ado . *see to adept it. he *road struggle to get through limos coevosimee sheet sleight he spperbeedetto emelt le the • sad farm% tee gems, °piston of the Hoene. %tun pesesegings of NM Hesse fame therampeisere d=ebt - Lead Userewlessid,ibet se looking beck tee the &Sham geode of peemmeirg reposed to he folleired ie Oldegeoleffee this of their Lordships, em objet/ truly was appereut-Mhst ler idled, he had porposag lasi . . thaYss the Hasse were wisiesseely ie disemer Imo it sushi hest the weeds. *elleit, soder ale edieldaiwwww*Naff omm y discharge Its jediciel - dative with the hint freeelperbi a 4l4•lll - cm* obey ate he 1 11 /MAW he . . to the party senerel. The seersikaret whiffs tie lied tesedie r i ; l 4 llolight, wield elegem* t r o seee ihreasor ems bad for its object ems o tiesee wish 111 request meek by ell des beeenoseleece km ' the repletion if Mooted Covent fir her Majesty: not tee thee veva that the is this mer is. hens elesen Um • prcedes* feeethe gimes- Mode proposed was she beet, hot only us the coissiderakes meet of Were remand , . that es there was really se great differeen helium the cos- I.ollll.relesdale leas of opiami that the eosins mow pre. 'enemies aid Isteuresiewries of the two emodei a pre- peered for their Lordship,' atomise was likely se pram ceedingi It missile opishis of himself seed them wit. whom highly iscomesicnt•-•thet Mersa of presoreieg she dis h. acted thecae Mole should Indies to that ode which wee emery of truth. it see • mode 4 onsweiseene Week*/ stated by the eccessa petty to be faveorablt teller curse. for predating • alertly reestrery effect. He sporeheseled hale it appear to their Lordships is the mine of debate that the established rule of Isw, sod that wises oght be that se greet peepondersnee of isemoreniegire meld erne. govern their Leedebips is ell **gal preiceediegs, sed we injury is the ultimate cad of the presordsug. the that the cressommisseies Mould isessedistely fides the dimmer/ a intik by the adoptive a the mane wow miestimseise ld chief—that the eamminedes of the .witeses they would dmilethes %flew ft. As the - simmeld is feet be 1141111011114 throughout widget* PM.- Cr: N ew the CHRIS had thought 4 was the bites- moires her &ley ; bit that if a case seem% or say Mr. Use of their Lerdehips to permit the. to poreted . in the comatewees afteromede trauspind, which rendered et do. emes.exemisetim of the witnesses. with she soon, of again airsble for the reds of jusike. the wiser might be miliagemoi the wows, for the purpose a a further cram nestled, sad sole setioned he examination as se wenehistios, it woad. be was sure, be more smiefemory I. tech erowly.disemered eigeuesseeietes. Bet how did the emery me of their Lordships. sod mere missistmet •Ith asst Ms mod es proposed few their Lordship.' missies the cleseerter of the Home is the eyes of the public at large. Cogioiel'were to have the liberty of choosing whether the, if seek an espectstiosi had been encouraged, that their Lord- wield nesootiteadee my or et a feature t sem—they - were or Wee ehelltd feel the Prole" wowillooltocot to 40•1 1 11 11110 the be allowed to cress examine sow in p 4.1, and to neenea hemp; far himself. he professed. be felt we shame at champs% Mesmer they Monti di; they would then be at li4orte his opinion, whim his view of the subject had bees banged he throw the while of she mama ion contusive. fee is by the mune of the debate, or by these arguments a would he Impossaile for their Loader to (gingiva mo ths Lamed Come* whirl. told bees beard for the purpose deuce me &violated; they sever mould be able to piers top e ismaio t hor their lordships' declaim. Feels the diOsoce thee the diffeent pares of the 'either, which heel bees a place Mild ether circumstances is ibis ease, it wee likely & so . G a s t h e s o m e wilae at dar eiwih i to pressed is ed a greater length than their Lordshipe woad N ow , or L os e s i s a. m e w s Nee e r- jhre — e whit, seed certainly es me and regret that more thous he did m e ssi itsit o s i a a dearly i mper f e ct tweenet, ` mi n e , IMt It wee ilagllolllediged is. all sides that they model est mil es isiii i it e w a iters .. ietrrro g sladss . aiddh ey owi4s;4 the Come* far the Bill t. some up Dr t. egitsieler his OWE ed is • way which I ion sure your Lordships will arm , le OD Wood ado Melo& hie Welton! ferwiell tomb ° lllOllOl adopt maim; hut they at last came in what was die right I. exploit, (nets arising from the mom essiniustisa. sad till Jodell's upon the subject. They said your specril pr the eseminsiies mid cessaellawdeolle• **eh witocovet" which • yew hare made ought mot to guide nor pestle& shield he willed. if say 4 1 • 1114 be culled, after the with."'" imp: Two mod establish you• ease is the erdimi y which they were sow shoat to examine. deesriffell to We Quarto. sad thee come to us. The Duke thee hrepebt 1111401480011111 6 by the fret 11010101104 of their LtlethallPer his Wise sad reeovered damages. He their brought Io is seder le give the Collier! • fair Haim %ion*. themes& aw i s b it Bill ; b a t then the treettew was .clued, we . 86 , esseniesties of s winces, it wee seareary fir him to stale Ammar ~f Norfolk a party to that adios! end ii thet some foots had occurred to seam it "Weeindoes be Mead . se y 4,,, c l ue was „we. The, ,he pet farther Taretlooa- Now 90 1 1 1 10110 11 that se have bee is the lleelesieesicel Coed. sad the. be. %see hale dim: - and Pray *wild *we arw the male Webs 40 the C 01 "° 11 Moose he the way is winch your Lordship. Nem nen • for the Bill is eilefeesti Mimeos? AM meld sit that, is m ote p wterdrd i s . Not; ley L o a. , Ido conceive ewe 1 101 • 10,1141 . hriolt dam 10 the awns mum 01 1 0001040 4 14 ft le deemeress to pat es yeas Lordebiper leionosis • rimer. gm premised by the. protege motion? e. o eostreeyse the release and, 4 proceeding. My Leeds, The Marquis sf Leemelems appielleadedieareempeed os Ida humbly notes% Warr yr.« Love.eiire .Mt all the ad all heeds that the Loma Caused *' the Qom easel sof ilhalleff* *hid MOW 111 he received by dins he waited see sere pmed immediately with the CIOK/110141. the Bill, will he derived from fines preseedesgs lrillire = Bathe of the wiliest's, eireginistsword As they now were ass mesisteuf with the ordinary rates of prenrialeg with regard to their knowledge of she *matte, aed ether is Gosets of Justice. ide bandy cesseed hifewt.yele particulars necessary for them I. ham few their guidance ise Lordships that the proper sad regular No* of preellealeg meth ansewuniesties. For It we utterly impossible that le fide Heim is, that the 'einem, slim% he creemeimis- Counsel should know hew far they might to carry the erase a toseeedistely steer the examiseiles is thief. With regret essmiestios, or et what oast they might to stop, sat;! to sot blowing all the deseessuesine sad ell the Otis that they were in poosessios of certain inforosstisa ea which doh relate so those !Meese* that will emperstiosehly, If se ammexamisstioa mist be grognided. Is order to reader emsery. be allowed be gear es sterilise mosseere the noss-examigistiou 'Seine the Leaned Comsat mist 'Nineties, comiMestly with the emit and urdieury mole is the fleet immune he folly pOssessed if that tsformalers. of pemedieg. from say eiremotegices a mativist He wee fully aware of the seam diSeettles pith which minden had eel hors asked op the AA erseseiManatim; their Lordships` nom wee at Otemest torreedded, sod thin sight stem he pot aterwaide. Fur what pqrsoese. ony he %seek .he sniped** if his Islamic ad Leaned Lords; au ibis marsordisary mae of peseeediag he. Mope - Primed babied him (Lord Erakiae) was preulisely eel. ed lent.feithe parrot of garbles the widower.; for is my casts! for the roomiest of these difficulties. If it was and it ems he for so saber pelmet. I shade my lardy. admitted as all handy as meta by the Noble President withheld my meet frees it, sed do my that if takes AVM of the Canned, that it wee a ensiflrcatiee of &Seel- preeeieut, it will he the met misehineas one ever "M -ein they inn called es to mutate. their Lordships . tied blished.—eOrles if * Qssetess: Quarles r) better &el& at woe spew *choice ef the steps to he take. Lard Raermeby said that if it was the oelluios of doe. la the Aunties in which they famed themeefves placed; and Ilesely he was wiling to withdraw Ma seemaestret. %dim the immense, it the proceedings is Minh they . The Lord Chaserine.--The modem dist I have sew le pet weresegsgerl, the important results likely hi he mama by to you is thee,. That Come* he calla is mei lammed thole pmest @Utilises upon their futon jeidicist pewee& that seder the special ciereemetesese of the eari,.te Neon loge, he ilmeght they world sot hastily Melt% as set s. bill cermet to the Dessert few the Hems proceedlem Wehrle pregualit with imenveseeme as that %waved is she me. ensansamiseties ie Scissile they ham When, iliingro. Me sow before them. awe the miggesties of his N at gassy of one lordships es see of f that epistemail Coe. Prised opened to dim • way by which they Might retries% UMW, sad es may of year Leedshie se me of a•emeesty themselves from the difficeltim that beset them. If It biol. . epistles ley fisoCoutent. • leered to the Disegas Conant to pot of the creme:maim- • The Lord Chmealle seid.he these* that einesesimeteste flan for the porpoise of resuniieg it at • omen convenient op. led it, aim • Animism was galled fee, Mil their Leedsheme verbosity, she romeniinatine mint also be delayed; the atvidolmbilowaran same most neceseerily take place with respect to the Leese. Far Lord Commie Liesemas seediei— . . exestinatioa a the witnesses for the defence, each moss - - essienstios say beget • gienseity fur the aiding of new ..6 •ffet-Ceelitee t 2t • . witnesses with whom the sense comese of proceeding will he to • he permed, end er he is to say whitherssch a emcee my • ? . .IN , • New eau It he derided at what mist the Dossed ea either wad s lei were me• sdwkted • wok.' Loa side, with a deo sad Walt regard to josties, are se he t y 5ka...0. 14 es That the Nam. called as se stop Thos As ir 1404411 ” " 444 be le"l e , thi• Cheers to prepare her damn% ma OW it Aiedjfferio edit what be" truly 404 .1 • 1 * 44 7 401 • 014011 " 11 by the . se milli:dm ea she will be nay to go ea, sod ties &Ass Noble ad Lana Lord OS the We deck; ss the greals ll4 of the melding eritemen to be modeled *same her he ell evils, an imereitinehle peemeding: • fee If it shield he bedded ieee seer , iiir is tr wab she time. isd ph s.s thoeirlit the hilerest d either party 06 1 11 141 te weed he Pm. libido the • rermalmieg pans of se allegetion. spiffy.", Ihe tiwaftale the 1010104111 Ta, they will be thus 04 • 10114 egee"'" mid that ke gosh fee greeted that the irfashirag, wes -10 40 00 0140 • 01 the 1 0 • 4111111 1 111 4 ° o 1 6 4 " 1061 4 0 ' be - seemeibrers all liese,sed therefore there woad he selagewsioe Mamma to pet • stop to such $ emese; for bowie/ we a a m . h es & lee wag l a n d Mas Not Noble L et o had laid dews the risk, it was set fora moment to be supposed a mm o atir co.sraell as he thought, esght. WC.1 4 1 that their Lordships woad eseend at the Massa 0' Ile was mere that the we l l the maselse which they hod &be the Pwlies to 114411 a 0 111011 . their 0 1111 teltl lllllll - hemele for the beet Yew days wM edinly miss he de to. If thee whnted the aseffeellem of hie Hebb ad lammed fiesta the list a anemias, bemaree with the chirps le the Farad. the Miele of this perplexity weeld he avoided, sad Ant letasee. they ° 01614 be 1411104 1w • eitselis• to guide the reeteettl t The Bert of Ugandae did set rise few the peressie logs 10 a regular ertirehlairm• He therefore tweed be 1111 b 0 dierweeleiche minders, but le ash the Nimble 884 Leonia sad Leaned Irked mad follow op his ormiesties by • lewd, wit... bh ogog g oo was sat Msewdad of a .0.... unties, is which he Mee% have his warmest emesnewee. ti.. a s h im , er vets a t ta r L i am,. e d his mow Ism coseenetioe sew issued se Is the mole ia which h at of w ig wams , • • the 41161.11.0160014 se he Piliel• Which the Bart d "IlarP laid Beeline melte; bit we we. Milhiltellabelew NM. Earl Grey, Lewd Gremille, sad the Lea them ellore dohs, whet hie leaship said: ' 10011 Pee. W*l which resulted is the la" C" 6 " " 11 1/ * The Lord Omerelkee Ammo, he some to a pelel a or. tag the stolios the Earl if s" L aud Her I der; threshed bees two miestises pet, sad thew Leedships newly ataled,tlsal the Arseesdniest he sperred " Tlist ells r ba ls a is e t ow a irM beam hoe th e n , a thW , wool; the word 6 that; be inserted that they are at liberty to crow put, that adliwaiwai; thewineeses after the rlllollllel/11111111/ I. CailP4 •11 far OS T wo Rad it Liverpsel w a i t ha Nand the m o o 91. to they may think proper, end that they an shoe al liberty to d ai feltall die weteemes at future period, foe the porgies* of , &Al oe a lai rapol o ws w ad do. 6,4 oath farther cromemosiestios a they think their ease way to' 64 i mago such &sox/. 116100°" • The Bari a Leselseele.moved, that the sinew of tim The Pick of Lauderdale, view that he nadenegod the 'l4h% sted Leinied Lad% maim fee s list , of .lame s, precise entree of the ameedeseest thought the Home mold a whirli hid bees regained by a vet. 4 their Letelehipe. met de aliment %as adept err erigioal modes. The sheild be reed, fir the purpose of its beteg shwa oat of Noble soil. Liaised Lord ea the Woolsack had Meta, the Jeanie* if the Hasse. it se his decided opinion. that the rule premien meld be Lewd linkine said, he bed se Meirctios. a falai blow to thesidentsistrstise of jollier, wish such as. The aim% Was secord..ll l 7 read by the CIVIL opines from that greet law setheeity, the Honer mould set • The Earl a Lauderdale—The pospositioa taw„Mame% M hate Means 4e its duty, if it adopted the asnesishoest ed by his Nob* iettt Isented Fri.ted, ersemoretthellig tens without previously seenisming the min*, 4 the .ledges as • that which had hoes lorsenly propos/I ha, _1 11 ‘• bed *Ma ts the effect it wee calculated to predate sti the fatting lived by their Lordships. His Noble sad Lamm* ?Mesa adminimeetion ismice in the Courts ham. Aga he had hero by shindig a males of ids men, sea thew - seeerdingiy samisen' a gentle* fee the peepers* if swim ems* that ti the Yards of the semendemem should holds Wolof that 410 11 0 11 . — {" Met as " Mori haw')—lie oil. LIP pre his every seed* let his isteellem, fee hi*" • 7