The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-05-01 00:00:00

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NUMBER -,-..._-, je..................7............... , iiiiii .,„ ..- ~m...e-....m....- ----" - ---- . ' tg----g•-er--t•-••---4 - -e-i--7C , ; ---------.-------- Tbia doe use eokilkshedr kV Y. and W. T. MARK E. P orta . Myer"' .4 Psiib sod &Wine' aul der Rumen Catholic Hoes of permits. who thought tint the g reater mei- Jetted with each iedlesteitelod end thieeltievoos effiC•t• • l'N ?CATKIN- iterr.4ll., OlttINY-LANK. goi-tileirrt, Liscoltie lees, A See. price la. M. sewed, the Claim* --Ordered IN be petaled: '." 4 ' The • tionnorehie wain " retook a simile, petition .'ore Must be prejudiced ma propurtiou to the we. • He bad received. a letter Anna one of tire most: ill uo . erHIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Mil 1. Tooth Ehtise, of, • • 1, he Metesty's Severe% IWO peelers* Skaltspinefee Tea. riltiE LAWS of LANDLORD, TENANT, f".° 1111 1 uttiuttlaStifilolf.• .. ...- 4. era of this more limited. He Mid a right to es- . Pious of the indtvidualeintertMted,mliich he she .1. Sir . 1t HERON trompositd hist ~ Sseaumnooling il i e Peck 'Mit these objection,. so 'wetly contradictory!. lowed *rend Is the Honseif tectoiion reel ti teed, tirl t g ybed 1, sad LODQUIM; wish Practiesi Diegolismi esteems. • - RONIEG AND JULIET. _, . l og U niam i, A u d gesies h, S s d en t, A teemssa t is c oot . IseeresllY of renelthig *Steil os che , ef Use Crowe to womb, Wiener each other. If the success of leis . whit-hits, obvi ous pessooloofgetigogy, he would *of .. ' ate next frwooloo. New ai r y e s, Mr. V toisti Paris , Mr- 08 "*"" a '4°°- mess, Double Rest, Repair', Waste 'Rent, Caters' , *pet. tneesure should he Mood to operate as a step tu ad- hold, tagetherwrith the itluserioas 'slime ....(40... (j tiem , Mr Meredith ; Cepulet. Mr..Poesell; Roves : Mr. maw, Nati ... bom ,. ite.; alio. Trigni. .. s au Ensues* foe 'Mr. SI'KEA posepaeMl his wialaideelli• repent or the - r entice o f lite Kriteria isseeoure of einencipatioa, it -excepts. far as Mae smetemtry toetottliron filo streMNIFFe .. Kew' elerteths, Mr. Ellietusi Tybali, Mr. Nostril. !else'. 1414., I re Yeyea.'essit Gepybuld . &lases •; with tea Appestats 'llhes ' 1 " Salluu' l o the 19 th a 2110 .4 , 40 . 1 kr h0we11t it was der , email not be held to prejudice the latter-if the i jest given to the Home :" I aiti . retineeteireo MOW t nips P. Claret (her 2 1 attempt us soy irigr); Lsoff- .uf Precedeglikfee Mg Home. and Apartments. . to deference to the Noble Lord A ' ro, to defer it „I d; d m googol; the Mane, Rtes. Gimlet. , ; Dy ME'S BARRY BIRD , Esq. until his plan was more fally deniektork , motion would really conduce to impede the program pats that therriainoloundation wheltever fen ibefiff. I ty s o * Thhi • shadow will he found a perfect Guide to all I IMO; lAirdi • or the letter , then hail the Hun. Member for So- ports -He declaim'. OUR ferili, 'that he half l 'ikt .. • Atop 'Melt de Musical Beembilissaeot if. ! ' Pemeba ;Se' Poise, Houses, mi d "1 p5 0... ea .,. too . 1 Mr. SCARLETT mid, *loam . Moe a miat piddle • , Is mid all who thought with luau. reason to consulted. directly air itadirecolv; thedleellogo *94 - •: 1 PAUL APIDWIRIMNIA. • .. • pee, isi . dem Osiris ; .maphes, N o r; G Copelsad ; 8110.. tatwiag amplitlesietwaluna beet* gegen aleir ewe. importance *xi to ark/mei/lit meioir this eveiiieg.i ill the adoption of a course likely perfectly of the made pereaus•hitereatcr. intint4 exit hoe; t • •., i he •"hllald e1tuaa 1 1 2 412122 wilh ' r.'" lei , " 1 . twist 1 " I ol4bvert his (Ur. Calming's) 'attentions. aid re- in any way by them, either ler . ' • 1 elver Mr. Keogh. ; Captain Tye*, . aide..,V b ive m iotor sleet u55aurd 40 " 7 . 4.4416 - , .. 0 -: -,4, ~ •• . , „ petaahl4 . 90 ,7 4 , 1. 7 . -,-1 . 1.4.ir1y i s t, t i ll t Z e l""mil icipost 04404 61 / 4 " 6 " l 6B.... a . oriperese •liw i ; tr s oi odZ o n .i f ia " . "7:: ,teeet seeeese. .1a oue sense, he was ready to admit the inutiou. The mopensibilfitym P a ll iiesA mill itrifliediFt il . I mi. Party ; Mary, Miss Masa; Juliet*, Mw C i . , The Deers so be armed at liatpast Six o !El ls et to l i d , .osinik, -b... was • scatellipgiy putted. '. the first of the,. propositiotio-that the auccen of - Another objeciitht ...Bich angled* bate igsliiilletts tbs Partsethaares ts begin at Styes. 114r0114t*Eu Nettgue of COPE R- - • 4: - .• •, i th. 01.-1114 1404.1 Seated . ~,., THE RANIreo his motion would be ene see p t muds the sure motion ley nt atereeriginsitingingy thing n o rfo r fl u bseee •,' Saes, ils.:' Svoma g _rekt_, --- iiiii .,. h i „.,,,„ t ,„„, Ga g, TIMMS, (kith Mio pommelled Ernierimente Mosawfateli • Mr. PASCOE OREM FELL. Fries the lig* II I t. ' ", of the gelicral one ; linwnsecli. ea every boon dr.' Commons the right wad 'infria l roie•ef. MON 1 ,, . -- 04 . 1 "M '''s """- 7' - "-- Isthilsalltesiews Issas farthaed their Hypothesis ' at MATVER the (" imme n se of t h e E ~ • 4 e t e iA T - it 7, - , - ,4 I „ m i . „ try w i gwam la , •, i he tied H . g Pfl , e lir eerier le is place, le ge o mute , gins[ ti we sone of lacers. This '*.dived' itself ilifiiife L • I' ' • '. V as e; mesa/ Familia ow* MOTION, sea en DeMente of the VorMostoll of Mao a epreoilow eapetabrg the tit hia ohm a irig,.. a i d.** do Illompoilloolf ibe wok . _ , t at r o o f e lTONlS by the PAWS tot Grainy SIM He alluded t. thetradtuailla Odle esteem orallhe sling. • Ile Ii Sasso Oda Tesathe. . ut - 0„.%)„,.. Asithetiais, ew as firfili.h, mot COtPLgEELY o.or wished ow beau whether - iiiitiamillapeensthleithi . eittyithio l g di ffi culties. Its a larger SCOW, he Iltiet. the•enactsnew. of arbicti he magi* to repeal. j , 1 • Thu NAIL sat resprelfsPlia.l.4 tht_•••,„%_,. i5 ,.. 1 .d TOMO se Polars seethe' Disko Si*" of Ilk /3114 "'"' '""" h°f`uuls • 111 ° Os° oll l .e 1 MaLlithik e agt te ig,d, feet ,ple i necil at the es' which dimaraoims eat _actually .tersaatoste la the Wien es' - Cthildi .: If ... Of amligollut is Is tra 6lll4 '''' k. I " i* " I ' v.... - '... sthethatag.ss she Wile, mewed hy Arwroliallibet atisieva- a clause world be istrestaZ i l ' lig% •Vissreas - id - a4ar le fs l ", - Eto . oth ' Wild 1 1 "11 hlasil d. '" Weer, Itestla-•:slimmot 'wires.' libeilikne . np ; tarty er OU . pm* •. . Mallento . def the eiglissy Mars& of the Private Itaisobse . ph Igtedag to tbe -athada loge am Theatre. ~„,,.1 , ewes' suid Valk, as be tree. To white le prelim* a Leper -that whirl, wits teMolleu•ed forWliarst time* tent ilevehly, but bwynnal tins he had outhiug I s' admit of she nowehed the prrotifira sof the Phitfe-ifisl - MA. a "': ----:' - :••••• 11 chat devote the serestimmote Of Charte r he arialk oho." i objections which he l or d mentioned in reteard to din the Bill s brought in thlemeseesainiedy etlebtiot c to Sir Hamplary Davy, Bort Prembet of she Royal &leaeiy . o . 'r.. .'.l , LUSA*, With The Turnpike Gate. - r.. at • By B. PRESCIYIT, E 414 1•000011111 e, Liverpool. ens lo all the 0 , eto° 1 0091" 4 he•trw hi " 1 " 1 ° - j p.aticishir motion. Dtocurtaion, as lie lied be exemption of t s oitheitei febrile the' treble Mr .- .... 1 t i • Oa Friday. the Tragedy of Ogliello. id .5 •• Suld a Sieben's Library, Nu. 2, Blisaolford.aireet, Mam mise r ri Y hy or on "4lll64 lsehOf of nee eleali b igs withilorpob rege he? l and rem., krd, moat tin a gnat deal to adirsoce any mous. they bettor' eateludetf • pniettettly 'b y ' - • - ' 1 Oe Setaritep, The Siege at &treads. , - diester.equere. he also wished to knew whether. seder the New Chaser , the. . • SW fIATH itio VA 1., COPxivrai it D 81#1. , IS RVENING, WEDNESDAY, May I, rhis 4ay i. pebtiebed itO , MA N TR lUM PH. by WI LLI.4 kJ SAMS, Bookseller m But! win to be showed 4,1100/. a year for house mosey, that question, and shut 11,110 reason enough for seeking impueitiom •of the -oath of setpreniacy'irt io to wry, foe roofs, eaudlee, and other expeosesof their it. Tit avoid discussion for fear of Advancing the the Cathodic , Peeve. snit cogna t e ' s! tee „s lupin' of O subject, wits' to strip thie,etprelit of 1 stay as by inherent -birth-right,. bled " ' ZiAL, . , 'S k • i Unman and the tide of tour, - tuidtlioosistviction h cognitino of. Omer • :right to sit lb P: . i # .j 1 • '5 - son h .l aetedihe Comedy elf • Lie Revel Highness am Doke of York. 1, St. James's-mum, The CHANCELLOR of the EXC II EWER Mid uerbeeits. "*. 101 It STOOPS TO CONQUER. prise Two Guineas, fitted lain au appal Box, with • hot , tatt , thsek , bait , thaapeatiattaadiattaaa tritium ,. swap kr. amernssime Key. second he would ea Me Houk were to receive aripsceetary of t mell-foueded opiiiitei, . when. the evidence of without oaths hentg•reeptired arthemi Pita 6 lir 0.14.-. Mr. t ' isli f faia ' ir. " 111 .111 / 8 e41. ' Mr. C. A PICTORIAL. REPRESENTATION of reamorratiiiii ; atol y 'le the arie, that nu stipulation liackliees eltrysticcesetve hour uti he urgent for the ram- that HOS very Rill %If tifS7ll, oniy treat ;old . I elleilierNaleastle, Mr. ',Mt; liamhits, 1111 r. AlMen; THE TRIUMPH DECRZEiII to Nairn epee entere d j ut ,. o r th e desert stluti".l to, hut merely • say- ,ileitiott or the subject of t gist evasion. Beyond dash of suposinoct-ors Peers 'Wet* who' • • esai l hu l tu. " * D „,,,,,,,, k _ ile. I st: ghsismo lenialitikailie ,' 11". "Ws- the overthrow of MITHRIDATES. _lee risme that the Beak should suffer Ito detelliamt ta Hie - ,A,' conaiderattosis he , that the illittothie ire -been eall•d as ho- taint its' before-if h t 's' • . ••• " II I" 7" ----- ---",• --- - " ails. Nevibiti °Ns the Past is snares fret la leselk, mot ealObink the *Plea- Privilege* they sit limn" pas'* std. , :, • r t.: , g ; - ',__,• ; ~ doer of a spectacle orear,boe to Rome, omeo she blisters, of Mr. (ateNgELL *tit eaar .....:__ ..........1 44 tri p ' . I 'l 4 t.° ruPhile tell Hultm iiillit "'Ha . ' the Hal woo not intotialtd tb indict the B • "°•'"•1 '""' `"" . 4 . 4 &lame of the greater uterrisre of relief.. losweeer tee wined, the Camisole, before were doll 1 Itkek if be laded. e g os blows a Wee QP•sig Millis • ' the World, le Which are disptayed Hot its tonittite 0f.4 • • Neto.drearietm Illomanee, coned „ v i=ll - • • Setieli rr y, liat e rs, Standard twittere: 11 . at, Petrone- taiga the subject eresegain before the Halm, lb /aptly claimed by the gem* body of . tfittlfiktbou , the liveni-ocometeti lienee'coarineeri I 'leriEttli Y AND if AI R S rAR ; it his duty to stoke the scram of she House s e em that reel et Ifl ' bessthe, Tstliews P. Deals, tMliate,'Momehaee, 'mod obe inw +he ari l ... now .' Sti t h t a s t e d t o th e ryd eo ili oa - o f lip hat; And he thought it it great Ittlissitter to she House Id Candace. which-11dd empower' • - 4 A or,..rws cmLoitvg OP errors. whom Gemmel, ie a TtiOutielial Cm , aaseathel by all die Charter of th e e i hh. ~4 . 99estion that it ea to he .pleced toot a more deter- lied aloe the eistrover to retie*. • The *et IN . • ! cbrity, sho-iri.6l; iftwirshohodt, ft Panay L ToPork, pomp sod isigotierses called. firsdi woo es gees& ea ow , ' ' SMYTH AMERICA. _,/ • Owed ground, wits to stand between narrower Elize irself, of d In that of lent shell i ctivio .4 l .llll l.; llopmUita. 4 1.8.9"4184 ,14. a ckw r. n iburbald biew. Pa l ir milliPr eur.liss it "gi. gt a g..,, th s a s *Lts m ee t vide to iris, awai te d the 001- M e :ELLlC E.he i el l ea to ask the Nobl e " % N uke 9" 1 " 119 .1 limits,. sod was to be frost altogether frot l l shone cinema)", origio t et e 'with t h e tr i l l ed * , ~,r 1„, heard Sto'hirfavis Si... hrs. 1•0 •1 41 Polodisi Wm E-Pmb• ghat -Drasitagoit e the ithegthe e e ls* *. s od trust , d a d the It!°s.the_...lls.hietta whits he s t "%tile,' Pe°,llellyti• the 1 014. many derersities of mesa which . had uu questiotis of , Assquitlifying Act, as weliebAtteilt. - pir t ersighigt KO. . . Prin t blacespestslot iritlis BOMA ?ebbe, es e sob*, at be °°'"u 'l"' did ••• see the . 9•4.0 1 •••• I.lste. • ear to MO- -I.omaleht mower isriper loud Mere ex-tended polity divided opi- ' . Bishops from reercising seto4bhiljetird i- A ...I, • • barren the Goveitairaear.bai if the Noble Clain nee Fair Star win be 'eroded ewevy 'vendee. . , aktiatso c iaaart y aita4 seimosioieg. . . . it, .old give reset uillsfaelion. He wished thee [whine , Plana SO verigusly. Hitherto the objectlons to the ( louse of I.orrh, Mi d fluid lobielt 'hive* , ol• a • t ; Tomearrew, A dtepearto• 'tragedy sif Janes Cesar. • whither it were she ini e siefoo of the B' ' b C o meroi or s k i is, tlio-e who advocated ti lt Cathrihe . claims were power cif sittiog it'd es ti./ ire lffbiffetlittnt;tl - ' , i HafriAry, the Opal of The sewed urebe Meese. PICTORIAL ILLUSTBATIONS OF PARIS. 'chiefly complaints that they did nut coutioe ' with the Common& Arid to' 4 t i 1 f . olte . rer the . eite_mple of the Doffed . ~S rnies,. stud eloe:4 wim i she i On Ilaisidsp, the Masted Beams of Tier Sieve. 1 bit Its lit of May will 'be 'petifirdied, in barren oblong ,d-Moy, ia Ono fru. Isterafitetsl liallikael4e iu 10 .•• " me th, g e . pitta. or bgigf l .. eo s earo d sg. N.. I. ( o , b e 111 "Peweess !'uwee.'"°u° l •asu II "'eel" • .• 1 • . ilielUatlVeS to Wilda of lave iiiid of fact ; that they tended shot tbey had ilb ponsit ither s egalliff„ ' li 101 1 mr, .d will "'eddy he. WO'llfri• • Lord LONDON DERR Y• said, be kayo swat . jsulichrd jut° geoenilaties,.or soared i n the expause to the penaltiet and itlffictioiol Vs .they i r A • I • g ~,' •8 6 . 8 "1 1/11.6.61A der 6.4 1 .4 Gm t bsel ‘ iisfr " Srliiiiisd were wider the cossteasplstion of the Governoslelet dle • A 1 rilii II TOUR of PARRS; • poartraying., in • pared. Atiotheeseteinitent to oftithle4re. bit j it - -,, t .. Iti o rl_PGTOri La!OiVelLS.-Seseed 1 farms .4 tarmouto ErigesMegs, die pereaks . fr Cheer. 1 1..Y e s , it o 7 i l ki et Ni ere iri s . „ . bso lh t o ttiv a was unscspionied with theresisk : Sat of metuphor and neology . He proposed to himself war th e 'mention of his flight Hutt. to turn these objeetioas..the. other way. Nothing reply, hod boreo•olferei by file Hott.'Mernher Tor . - 4 that he would sey, so kir es be couild avoid it. aletoes, that It witatompriting'lte; arstrainbasividedi •• • ;, , NG PlMisOrs' !stability an wasted. to frrytit• of the Parisi" P l °o' i 6 ° 2 (4 ° l ' 6 '4 ' ll ' ulmu• g friend (Me. itottiavoTo to iotroolite a douse into hi. hill to tees ihme Papeit werfiraseaS toroot for Throe, their Ittonar•nt, Comae., •sad laslitaties". The . Plates are 4, away hey dithetottee in the rosomeretat ,a,eacuaraa be. should justify a charge of deviating from history * s t ows r ,e„,,,,,,,,b g fi gg ,„ ea rc ukonggs,ailu i a i iig ia sts, erlaralkellimatha;lietoweer, bribe Kestesea Late: regrew - ed . from a merles of admit:Ale rfrialore. lomat Al 'kW iii".. the u„,,,, 2 lb ,„„ ~g ~,,,,„„,„,,,. , ; • gotablielamoot med Inbialmorp. IL Maimiligaso.wmare, a the Seestee'whieli day 1.0.7, by Mr. JOHN CLARKE, Mr . p lux pat ,,,,,,,,, d a p a „ that (ism ,' she thamaiipei an d CiretliDlltltalte r tow the petit of - gettend ergo- se reform the HaggsVP relent. I ntotigt Ebb is sibU t. i losses* obits Peesinathis , thap be LaksthasthitSpecinswe le • feels aquafiot 'Vie sail every OWN* is at•moPimeed (w or d, er th o t as y f or a m . akne r acoos to th e ig ef o thi sth went and obstruct . tessootog. Hr united. he um so ono be so Objekstion to thsagersetel teerjel 1 wt.. -A. ewe s e,...., ,„, p ,i . moo t at by a kid Jolene" its.sy, Othrisbiab ail ilsw istirearthisa Twos 0 4 d so tie, ea the wh:e. ~ ~ ••• sc, Prig"' ill She Mott isfilesi utteuttous the users Ina osstios% yessor se 'upstart otbomeinele ) . he thassinithass is warnwried a thenteo r .oeveassee to elucidate ism attidlet 44 earallalle-Itanbaiwt Sir THOMAS LETHEHOGGE eordilittflholloitilFFo jealous examinaiiois of the House into the facto dpsesck us toollostra with rsl sLis terve Us titeltill - - 4 li , it Plethawei Keisfistataa Lae& The Print Nombre cusaaiae-1. Parisi , g she " l e, e l ksilia a Ismer Oftlei•11 takes. au oPporteony It Mete it as his so d ot io u oi esuru g doctrines which he would a 41.. mo ,, er ,s, t o , e i i i i e e seee pt i o t h e A i , v bl g b . g e taammt,Ceeemomeotwo. • .-' 1 1 :*' • s .14. ' .. • PAM Priabria Mr Garth . 4 the Telkries..-4. laterior V I -. ..ai. 4 4 4 gpfigghth th i sir mil -•S. lly e lre evve rifNeKe n ee see . rev al ue' sidialsilk dad If lbw abeam" tit tat Orletisilled *VS Ittilvt d ome m ud iota toe Acts of Parisansetit, together before he phammbled With. hitt 'Object, Wed ' .....011www , Idarearsibie &iced were venial, at enewld ge is agreems - I's $t / 11111111/0111 PATE At 't. 10611161 ht lase.. std ewry ttr.--4. The Tahoe*, of Ilea ..._...._ with their pesetical,ooestractions, which Its would obsb th e souse mosoweit at essaiwothasig IN lith seines ws. ha egged a Mthadetit o e indelgence of the * Ho ... '', • t eruatous I%ItT/1 . pm* , • , .1 Primed ,for Willtaes Saw. 1. ilt liesa-(Hear, bear.)-11. was swum that very lew Paionem have to cite. Nut that be was prepared to waive Nwe siesgaltse Man Ain* points of cisstuter lipilis . • • l' '4 A SIAN( eimerooy hive t . • ' ). .st ioul ta • a ., atr illeill9 . bad he. presented realm the itteitolore from the emestry, the elation of Catholics to then right, which had which see peopled thoss•elresso beinx.stuit stout, •-. '''k ...I bat that meet sot he stOihistall 40.1•Stirelltoeilf Sa m = b orn a sked fur Illy or that if h e would_ succeed ofteu were evade the grouted se tablet ;la chisel SII4MAH sad SoNs, 124, Papeadilly, Massfienireth ail . - •' • ' ow Proprietors sr the loveonms,rilipecifitily acquaint ifs Ilartallf. - great Meerut order which 'Rey hieerei, wk.& its his snot ((((( he "BS reel: to pat those tights ens sh oos s oh &a si de o f guy lo o t H e ha d l ettere eye Potreo, sod the Public, that is fissure every mu. st 111P1C111.4 L . , f . 'ed by the etotta sr his Right tiouweribie Web' out of his v i ew , g ou t ) i n t ru d e d to 11, howierif upon his consistency with rospett to bib Packet of their grainer Pees will be stamped with • C.c. cern sway Medea the &Rueter, of the bormitor, l- Joseph Braisah," Friend (Mr.Calono4)-(A laugh,)-•11e had Isimosit hem flint they were not in the view of the m u tton of to- views sod conduct on the onbject of Parliamentary i• i • by weigh ammo the Lameeefeit wilt be easily dienmered. HOME OF 1.01105. TIMSOLT, Aran. 3 0 . of Isle am instaace of his eaotivellills--(Gre" kolfhter.)- day. 111 which he proposed strictly to coufine R e f orm . H e thought still he could prove his *duet ti Athid 11, ern. --- Geodesic's alight laugh if they ',mama, but be was oat of j i j a ,,,,je. Hoc wou ld he take advalitage of soy sisteitcy in reference to this very objection. He but Their Lorohigps mei et leer o'clock. shear who eater lows. to that Howie deerraitaed to forst as . • " Hill% 14 11 ing out from thus dlicussitnia except skyey. stated, that Parliententaey Reformers welt ITAUAN 'COICTECTIONERY. Th e Da g of egusyou s g peeeenge d a p r im e . r eef . !wisest juilesteet epos the 'eremites wkich were bet on* what resultett . Irum the necessary prevalence of &mod to define to him whether they wished ihr A. JARH IN (Author of " The Italia° the Corporatism at the Soya! Beech fit Stiflowit, PsiM°E futward, and he could n a mes them that he was restuteed te • Grs Coefeetimer," and hue with Meson. Guess. o f that toe filcher exteadisa of privileges should he grained to tappers the motion ur n Noble. L or d (S o hn Rommel!), inn was the li ed t attrition* to which it might glue rites a reconstruction of the House •of Conimo u ri on prevented by the apereb of she Right Himourable Grope. He had left those who were afraid of his pre- p r i uct pl ee entirely new, or wished to restore it Pis his she homier su &e q ui t i e s g o N u b i l it y the Catholic+. man. He, therefore, had experireired the t weet.* of bin judiciog Ilse general question no ground for the cute of oily fertner period if the ienstitoliths. sad Catty , t hat he Purn""4 OPENING • SHOP ins the Mr. Hart basis, Mr. °riper, toad other Members of the 15th of MAY, a t N. 123, New Bsed..treet, bear Gramm. House of Commies, brought up the Rristel Harlon., Bill, etuarteme a , sad_ hee l :l.:My feared OM she H h o l onie o 7o... iut tri be doubt . Some there were, however, so itigli-IMOdetl a If the letter. lie required to knave to what forrbec we-meet, where eve., article of CONFECTIONERY may sod the Glomester Roads Bill, which were read a firm time. r i kl : med al laughin g.)-If-lfriotriece tra m 4 t . she er( "Ordure' hoe brustYghe...- Mat they were indifferent to so y progress which period they would refer ; if the former, he hotl • • be obtained, of the malt seperior genii's, as diet ieginihes the The this and (-tin t, sod Me Semaiery Proceedings Bill, r • ri • 1 shape ' Nu ' be was di. . e d t o could be made ru the questims.except they could away, contended for the right of koowittg pre- Vgbrique of the:More Eroaoli.hreent. G. A. JARR I Ili, der- orient In a he could app r ove, pu • w read ibe third time arid passed. The Bask of Ireland yield to the winker of the enuutry.-(Leeil (*beers.) titian, the whole; Wale thought that if hie pro- cisely the alletation intended ; next, •what itepli 1 ige the last six year. th at be comdected the manufacturing Bill was read • seared tame Adjuurtied. M r . SCARLETT observed, that if the Hon. !tootle( hail pt o ,in nit • were carried into a 14w. it would stop the were to be tukrii to effect it. And thee he hoped, . • .1 1 Department at Memos. Gaolers • baring introduced misty level articles for the sepal, Ind ilmorstioe of ilre table, .--- -ea.-- emoted till he heard the epereh of ike Right 114 m. Gentleman, genets! question of the most favourable topic. of he was ready to reply to this indirect objection tte " there was Wale classier of hi. sfessoar • esol*ell• Much as the House might Mellor fns motion, on the ground of his being hostile to . . t which have bees highly approved by tbe fe.hiemable wurld, HOUSE OF COMMONS, TILIESDaT, APRIL 30. declamatiori. Mr. PEEL presented two shutter Perilous fro. Paisley um' respectfully oohed* the Patronage of the Nobility and Will l F. Reform iii the abstract. That Reform ',Wit •S I . • - and Glair..., Etary in bit stew uuderiakisig, and Koons*, tbe shovel to listen to suggestions 011 subjects of unce , ezereoi of hi. totems to merit their support. l e remeepomme of it. bein g g enerally know, that Mr. tor. LUKE prevented a Petition from Hulkhaus, con,- j they would scarcely undertake to withhold obvious lie advocated Wan of a pa r tic u l ar ap ee g , e, l ag • 1 May I, laid. Catoesiug's useties, for sdesitting the Rumaa Catholic Peers pismire of aerie... Mira! distress. rights fur the sake of eurichrug future debater, and h e would sneerer all the objectives . , according to. • .---- so sit a Potholers', would come on this ermine, the metier Cl/1.11,1 DAVI ES pretested • Petition free) the T s f ie fs-bin front doing present justice to give advoit- the tests whirls he butt proposed. His plan, PA • gto the gallery was crowded ai an early hoer. At of Wuseirstee, praying the tepee! of the leather tax. tige to the thicussous of other times. If those the first piece, was not intended to mania URENCH, GERMAN. ITA LIAN, sod S P A ' heir l - I, A! NISH MILLIN ER4 sod DOIESS.MAKERS, of sups. inaamtiy o' s el i ock led. the deer *as upeued, aud the gallery use Lord S. ausseLL moved that the eider of the Homo. for making remnia of the mespeper stomps .hound be eons- who proleseed to advocate the C a il io l i c cl a i m s bad sumo, but to bin% back the coustitution _,ltii rite talesis.aided by ENGLISH of the very first slialiime, At four o'cleet the SPEAKER took the Chair. Iti th e'lu acted na any "uPP°111"'ll o f this suture, what it was before. The 801 l Rrr excluding Ca-. plied wish forthwith. we vePeed hv MC HELL, raile.lo.l7 *Wit seen "T' ItY Sir V. KNATCHBULL permitted a Petition from err. We did awl hem the mower of the CHANCELLOR of they had token a very unwise course of procreoliug. tholic Peens received the !top' Asoent Noreen- , . ' appeosiuine to Fashion shall be Peel wish i• her Room/. loin Agriculturists is the Comity of Kin', praying some the EXCHIHIVEIto ,- If this OM good argot:nut, why out go back to ben, 1678. That which he had to propose went to i ,/‘• The Foreign Amistauts hate only yogi arrived from their relief to agricalture.-Referreit to the Collllllllitt of Agri. CATHOLIC. PEERS. the times of the p e n al code, when the moot jejune 'rotate the ancient constitution as it had stood. ~ rear/tire Capital s and have eyed, up shier their arrival ta b or ... l seine of the Illutal'iretal.fal Millinery. fisc. Met ens be eve. m r. ,miNEA p . mo d a Petition from 1 6.n ran d y e , ' o r Mr. CANNING tiro nine to fulfil hie !insatiate:l eloqueuice rod declaniagou were enough' to moon 11`L yeses before the Act of 32 Charl e s li. 4 ti mi g sit . " med. hi is therer'lie hoped that "" E`u'hh•hau*Nr. E"r , - the Coady orCioniartben against the salt tee -Ordered to mania for the repeal of SO mach of the Acts of sympathy for the suffering body of Catholics? How which time the Peers sat under it special start about-. Ink or Parisian, has or cats love Millinery. Deemed ace.. of lie ores th e table. Charlie ill as prevented La` tholic Peers from sitting ought 'her to lament die proceeding's of trio late able exemption ream oaths of every Cod. Fi li ally. * c ost merit. The *hole Adapted to the Seitaun, wader Ills. The Hosoorelde Member presented a Pentium from the stud s: i the House of Lord*. lie commenced reign, which had hardly left any tolerable theme of us i o she extent of hie teform-it went irtimediately ; ''• Bell's direetioes, sod suitable for every occlusion •; mod as •he ~, place &gavot use leather Ise. Ordered so l ie a wail e -° P'" f • 6.erving, flat could be imperils the minds of contpleint ? 1V bat an irreparable loss they had to add 'ix •Eoglioli Peers to the House of 1_,0d.. , it only jest resumed from Pith., a mere fasllionahle, Immo, 1 she ta bl e , I) u ' riot u n fi gg i a ,4 a..„,tinew *swims he „,,, with. The Priers Mr. HENNETT oheerlred, that there was no tax u r n those who heard him wile one-tenth p a rt of the suorimit•il from COOCCbaIOIII ! Suppose the Act of and.iii future, the probability of adding six trials Peers. 'rhos had he vindicated his motion from. I i Parteesl " 4 ""•''‘'''''' ''''‘ "'liab l e' lo si° "'es's" of the the aeresosties of life premed mute heavily tlikoll the mom. sense of importance as to this subject which weigh- 1778, which had reinstated the tights of Catholic owe.. Mrs. Bell is resolved that err Howse shall be &ohs. try thee thetas up.... hooker. c if u po n h i s own 'Mod, whether considered in re- property, had not poseed-suppose the Act of 1 79 1 . all the charges of inconsistency implied m the ma- I f l "".1•erl fur the seperiurity of its Fs.hion s as sell a. lid. lli " Ge • ... vi a EASEOVNE sa id, That if propositions were send to the coot -Metier or the justice of the course which went to remove the ihsabilities of inheritauce. sure of the Honourable Member fax Somerset. Lib ' .1; t lir:twit...l4 Mn WM'. Pileui Curse'. i.e univriiially att. Mitdr for th e repeal of every has, it would ?reveal the an. ---‘ not eisaco..d-suppose th e Act of 1793, winch took w a s ready, moreover, to maintain the entire solity of word sot won by the higher elnsses of Parisian', meth as complishinem wt any • lost he for use should tHu uppor. he lied to recommend te the House, he would ral every Dray a' Tale tu Dre.s. teeny of peresiet sit' the Mum so, The Government like have oPl"ouclii , i l Ike dsteussiou *ill' feelings away loony tratimitig restrictions, and that more bringing heck the constitution to what it wit; it foruaer No. hi, St. Jsuars's-striret, London. ' nemeity of reprolise that most uppmsive bud obnoxious o f perfect confidence of a succisoftsi result. recent provision by which the army sold navy little times; that i t wee of hotted „milieu. and Oil , hi ,, A , • - . tax-ihr salt tax. A n d if lee appro a ched it watt any feelings of un- atingle optited to the Cothulics. had Dever r grounds m. gunds he claimed suppott to this diminl o hed RAHN:ATE AND BROAD S T AINS STEAM PACKET. Lord ALTHORP was of 'vision, that the tax epos Ira certainty of reform, which had all the advatitage, and t r i m EAGLE...b.. It. M *Jae. * lll s' thee was she must uppreesive is pruport or Se the ammo certainty or anxiety, it Was Out because 111 de- iota effect, what would have been the cousequenck • """ a mallow tow tie ctisrom HOUSE STAIRS, which it brought boo the Eiteheim. r ; but if the plea pro- !ermitiiiig the prolinsitiou lie had to o ff er that he if all throe booms hid been withheld-all these neither the hazard tier the inconvesuence or (bk. ig LONDON, to r hATVODAY. the i tot of Imey, at Melo posed be she Noble Marquis succeeded, lit vas su hopes they 1101 U ally repute to lose, or as y interest a his wso tight., so much to be desired. had been deferred ? l arger „.,,,,„,,, „1 il dr i nunti g ar y Rdoisg. It.-sidei. sklark is the Mnraio r red RETURN from RAMSGATE ni g ht repeal loth. lir ciaisult-.Tie war entirely unconnected with the What a debate they 'night have hod on the thsobl - this, there wen no itturivalion in his scheme, but oufy sin OR MOKIMY GM..racist. at Half piot Seems precis ly, Onlierd to be printed. s i i hj. e s on that .oust but from timed lest the tit* Wee !He believed the I louse would not acquiesce a restoration of the law from penalties, the coos". 11l silo wilt emotes.. is mart every WEDNESDAY auJ SA- Mr. H. DAVIS presumed a Petition from the City of fee s of the advocate or the puu e ity o f his silo- in this feeling. Coupled with this' feeling its the for imposing which had erased-which had lit. 111.IRDAY boat L ...doe, sad return tiom Ramsgate awry Dri•tol agetio.t she leather las. fficted itsjuotice out to be repaired-which threat:. t. / MONDAY sad THURSDAY bitorotiag, Mime the Seasow, Mr. BRIGHT' provided a similar Petition from the same ittenta should Injure the strong claims of justice arguments which had beets already thrown out, was which lie had tt urge fir those illustrious persons 011 C to which be was doporied to pay wore re- stied to iiifliet cruelty without extent or remedy, abd 1! at dr Mow. hate pure bele. ploev......iiidered to be tooted. .1 ' ''':: Ne" , -11 , 111 Cabin, 12,. ; co s p is 11).. ; ChidA r ea ge r . JANES presented a Petition fr o m the City uf Car. who were cum:trued. Ilefore lir proceeded lu *hew spec!. It had been suggested that the nOirle penalties equal to coulbeetion on an innocent! polite- seder Twelve Year., ii., ta i l,, lisle sad us vicinity, tannin foe a revi.toe sit the celestes' the reasons upoti which he would ask leave to bring persons interested hid enticed a certain (limn- rity. If Ise proved all this, he could hardly be coil- . o' A Stet" Oda.: rue a meal party. cutir.-Ordered to lee piloted. SA t s Bill to tesoure the disubdities which prevented clinetion to receive the advantage designed acted of inconentelicy. Ti come at the tartish Tie Proprieto r s vitt out he aceasentoble far Luggage, Mr. RA tISOEN pretested a Petition from Hammier salute of the (oration, arid the bearing which it fiat " le " ' l *""tre'l Into the rare of 14e Steward, IWW la the •Itaient she lattice tax . -Ortlen+l to be printed. 01110011 e Peers from *moor amid voting id Perlia- for them, If out oecsonpanied with the cou- i ' 1 wisou the whole Cathehc tode, it would be repetition 4 Atwood ofmilli, It might be expected from lout that he would tesrion of the liege claimed for the other parts pore bon Five p a and, val u e, accept eoteoti M r . AKERCKONIIIY presented a Petition from theTaa- endeavour to remove some partial LINE preliminary of their commanity. Hr would use full credit to for him to tube a shout review of the proceedlui,tio I awl paid foe se seek ; sot for Sea kook, or Navigation. of say nem of Ediolferch against the looker lax. lied whatsoever. Mr. DOWNIE pre. , used a Petill.A. from (-Posh' basehi- objections which had been taken here sod elsewhere the feelings of pentane so attotated in decd •g be- of levitation with respett to Catholics, sod of 11 - 4 \ b 8 .-Poseeagere ra n gel us h est ., from It w e wq . l le Pier, 41. We? Siolieg statimi see bother cotweloorsla to the Runs. ....h e te r me d w ore particularly to some procrellows 5 petits intruded fur them. but Ile could not yield ray lona of the differeot Painted, classifying the pt‘ r • us' la nd there, at all Theta. without the risk mud int-trove- Calbolirn.--Ortiereil lii Ire piloted. out of elsours-to this method of otteroptiog the re- thing to that delicacy. lie would have said to nods. This course would be burial, to disalinift miser of gull/ Ho" Hums or they may be lake., on board laird A LTIIORI' se,ii. used 111 Pintine from the Raw , a off Ilree•lasins or Impled . t that Poet free of expel's% (lido It ilesmeri in Levirtaball Market ageing" the leather moral of the te•traints, the grievatice of winch it them. ue on the (Nestor's' sari:6llg the general body the arourotie ideas entertelued by some / and to dlr. 11 ' 1°1 " , Dime , r, sal uther I:erwsttraeol• on Itnard.... tso.-.ll.aiti un she ialite. would be his duty presently to unfold at gr ee ter o f the (;atholiro or the people of England to sucis entang l e man y perplexed arguments. He hoped 1 to @hew giat whit Was Cousidered ail the eneAtlit Lishe. erie Geutleno is me relocated to be es beard a blast. laud tirMil.EY preiseate• •• Petition free, the Termer, l eng th ill die House. The first °birettas& takeu to a case. he never appeared there as their sworn ad- -Pt Irr Ir. fare the abo.e.roned mire. is the Town of l i "`•'°°9 Im°o°ll fur the "P"1 of 'he which Ise wool'! r e ply was that which had been urged vocate, but only us the defender of their rights; prattice and autittUsted wisdom'of the COnalittitittti. i rot tertlwr paiti , nlsts, awl for Tirleta hie the &ISM', leather tax. b y in t H on , M e mb e r It... Somerset that very eveintig. tiot at their suggestion, our its any degree rcyPen - applied hit in thii case than man y vell.ineuttiiik I atiely at No.oe, Loser Thamea.street, Landoll ; and et she I Mir J. sERBIGHT pre-toted a Petition frost she Taira iirf . ! ti t le s ,., a Itimitt•fr • llebtot , preying fs/f il IV% isklll of she creosol I .l . B. _„ o ,d av i that inn (notion of lin was nothing more Of htna than able to their etagere or. approval ; not subject to protons sutpected. He divided the history of tine le- ati 'mildews, attempt to obtain by smell eitcroselt- their 11111411C1 . 1011 or direction ou soy point, end relation tutu three 'druids ; 'the first commenced L ,: , •11. --The um.AL SOVEREIGN. a brafelifal New to he printer'. even with the Reformation the computed from the lit I '''''""l Velllel, lolitiociy e In lo p no p ea ,,, e , a , am rum. Geworoi GAMOW N E t wee•nted • Petitmn fruits cense* usents that which would be denied priemptord) a the therefore tint bound to observe their minnow, Melo), mid seothed-dews la the ti Charles il • ; the i V "ftlac miningoniss e ar l, in J UNE. eattune e ,,-, mo t iv, ....ie.., Tenn.,. in the Taw.. wt Ilv , (WPM Ithlllsl she 14, 18 11 Kr h".- grea t er inera ur e were made the grOUlld of demand. if opposed to biro. He was happy to be role toll" Elitt4frdellt, to save the trouble of outalfer doom.- I • iii"'A with Th. Ea g l e , hi and from Itsue.gite, all will be tare- i Lao w. tee sitar. P.a1 ,. 4 a ralitiaa fruisa the . Coutreated with this ea+ the otijrctiuu of soother slate die tioust itl the fallacy of Abis titMOttr i welt- I I t e • . . I , 1, i . , • • • •, 1 / 4 . . '.'... ~• owe ...._ -