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• .fr Rr e l §tte.l Alt tif A e fi‘ itr :sNLID ORJGIN.4L POFITRY. EPITAPII ON ORS. MANI, WIVE or JOON 110ANE, reit. Aaenretei. Ftranger ! the Isallaw',l dust that lies below, Was mice inutile:l by Virtue's purest giuw. la all the tender office.: of life, itvrred u friend, as parent, and us rife, Iler duties 'hitch:wed with artier real, And her reward couW in *how ilntim feel. oft in her manners, in her judgment strong, liy erotic enemas she led to right from wrung, Liti'ent, yet prudent, to direct her power Li •tea.lt• emir.o., and not profusely Ahow'r reason and Sympathy went hand in hand, A lid &limy acted of Dimerction plane d. Sorb was the worth untimely snriteliti sway 1:10111 him now left to lonely grief • prey; From him who, drooping will $ widow'] heart, lu deep despair, rau only sighs impart, its fondly hog, lug out the pollee stone, O'cr the lord religionist ELIZA SOAX E. FJ•SIIIONAISLE 4111110'.4LS and DEPARTURES. ARRIVA Lg. The liargois of SAliobtary, •t Lit boast in Ar floret. r ht. se::t Hatfield. C•otnio Witt. Hay moi Captaiu Edward Ilay • at B lake. 11 ovi, Jermywatreet, from the East 'Wars. Mr.ltota...i, at Jilts, from a tour. a. 1,1 Irv. Chasapney sad family, at the fit. Peters tur4'.B Flo' el, Duser.sirtet, from them seat Orchardicy-huase, &pawl/ft ~hire. Mei 1..ri0, E.. 1. sod Mr. and Miss Irvin, at ditto, from thrir neat in Soo Rev Grortr Martin, at ditto. from Rani ea pi mtu Ilu Jxua, 10th regiment of Hussars, at ditto, from 17r. and Lady Sophia Mileheotit and family, at Ttaitamer H• Berkeley-aqiiare, from their meat Stop!third, lLtiotater shire. r. and Mrs. Goode, at ditto, from Bath. Mr. and Mn.o Payton, at ditto, from a tour. DEPARTURES. The Honourable Mr. Arundel, (rums his brother's, the Mainline of Rurkinkhanes house, inlbatall, to hug seat, ert4our. Carnal le, Wilt.. A.l.l.inil Klieg, Mr King Irwin, and Mr. Oultne, from Duiel, Dover-street, to Ireland. 41r. and 31rs. Bonham, from the British Hotel, Jermys 'it, Iu PAria Ttu• llsree Ilisoreolmans, from ditto. to Paris. Pew Or Cole, from ditto. to Oxford. 1:r 1;.-ale, from ditto. on a tutor tpinin George's, from Blsker Hotel, lermyoutrest, to In • Berks. Mr sod Miss Young, from the Loudon Hotel, Albemarle street. to Gur.n.ty Mr. Santiro, from Thomas's Hotel, Berkekpuguare, to ins seat in Sussex. IPASIIIONABLE patients. The kfarehinness of Lasso lowa gave a rpleeta'a rout so Sitseril , ty CVetli/..., at Lat.atiown !louse, 'l3erkelry-orgnare, al,:eti MN} nurtured by hi Dirtiness the Duke of Dhitict stn., awl nearly lour hundred persuus of the tint distinetiuu add 1-wly infttlrr , at•h'a stopper, after the Opera on Saturday, w vrry rlri t alit4 attended. nt.• Coiloo.ss of Lierrn had a large party of fasitioaallks r‘roiti2., at h, r ison‘r in Harlry-sirrrt. thoiasi r Countess of Evwx hail u srlrrt circle of die til!stok. ed f4slitunabks List night, at ber house in Curzon. Sir., t , Aluy-fdlr. Liod ai,d Lady Milton rave an rtmatit dinner on Wor dle to Ow Marquis auJ Marrhiontss of Lausdowit, Lord ay.! Kisiz, Mr. and Mrs. Tierney, and a large party, at 11.,rt.noi.11,,nse. ‘l. Tr , or entertained at dinner on Satnrday, the Earl of ), the Ladies Filzpatrieks, sal a numerous party of la•liiiinabla, at his house ist Berkeley.synare. 'llu. Furl and f:utti.tess of St. Germain' gave a gram, un SAttirday, at their home in St. James'n-optitre, to the. Earl of Mono Etigeunthe, the Earl of Longford, the Lord )41 , 1aT 4 Easter, Lord and lady Grantham, Lord Valle tort. Lail% Caroline Macdonald, Mr. and Mrs. Montagne, and Nil i;oolburn. A:r and Mrs. Egerton entertained • lasge party of fa al ~,,, Issa at dinner, oil Salm.lay, of their bourse in St. J•mia.'s samare. Among them were, Loki Brownlow, Lady Wasissirinn, Colonel Brook, Mr. aad Mrs. Vernon, Mr. It. ur , .on, Mr. soil Mrs. J. Blackburn, Rev. J. Eyre, Mr. Beet.eto, 111.• liarbord. sad MIA , plum. Tin. Marquis. of Camden dad a large dialler party yearn , . day. at his donee in Arlington-atrett. 'lhr li.lrl and Couutos..f alalmrsimry gave a grand dinner 'talents) to Lord Cilaslosibury, General Grenville, Major P.., ....a. Mr. Huelva, Mr Hens Sloane. Mrs. P. Sloane, Ai ;•-. Trmple, &r. at their house in Privy-gardens. Th.. Art hilislop of Canterbury had • large dinner party s:.n'ay at Lanihrth The eitlltllcf.ll St. Antonio will rile* splendid rout this eel utos, at 111 r demist residence in Ilaspeer-malge. Wliaiton will e a gnarl musical party this even isr, at l.cr house in Grafton-street. The Connie., ufliesey will have as assembly /his eyea. lel, et her reeelente in lltrktley-square. Mra. 'Mitchell will give a gridil ball and Reprer to-mor ri,, earning, at her twine in eberleset re( t, Berkeley-square. The Atarehinue-s of Cumwallier IliSXMltty, which was is hart been iu- morrow, is pa's: p ,,, w4 till 'I hilis.laY oat. Tic Uni es Peg is ball. which was announced fur Wed• MI ' , day, ir. p ost pouch till Shia thy w.ek. Lailand Co . ntarts fintll,ll , 4 gave st grand dintvrr 'rater (' tt, to Lord anti lat 4 GrAllthntsv. att4l a largr party di.' t.hrtionott thew loom. io 11ar.lield.arert. I.uv•l iltillnt.ll will et‘r a !1R...! tutrrtair -"cot on Friday ocxl, to the Voke of Turk, nad a large party of Nublrotett, 110tri...1 H-ttfte. ( of Darnley will tr'%e at grand ball Ind sap- I+•r t • in avow evening, at her eltgant mansion in DerLeky -1.....,,,e. _ . . . . 'le , Ely . ' and °nicotine of Harrington entertained Laid and t_ruly Fuicy , mai a brye party uf dnainction, wolf a rend dinner yeatertlay, at their Wane in the Sable -yard, NI sh.rapa'o. Thl ;Juke of Montrose will !rave I ;rand dinner pasty ow 2 'Jtutday next, at Li. house, in Grusesuoriviare. The Duke and Durhe.‘ of NEWCAFTI,r, Who eted iu tuwas Lai wut k, Ifu but ii,ttlitt to tt!!lnt I i. srasoit. 11,e Ea,l :tad Counters of EFFINGHAM have left t ? II for their seat, Kent, for a few r ~c., !..ir LOWRY and Ludy Co Le have removed from their I , theeti (the End of ;VIA 1.141.5111:111Y) hott , e Its to their tww t.stdrutx• iu irilE ROYAL FAMILY. On Saturday, at ben o'clock, Lim! GLISTLST. the 1-ligls Steward for the Bormagh and Town or Idforal. atilt Mr. Serjraist thest.ow, one or the Members for the tows, waited upon the Princess CIIARLOTTK anal Paine. Litorint.n. at Cainelforal house. in their full court ,tresses, with an Ailthess of congratalation upon their marriage. The Prince and Princess were ettenderl upon the occasion by Sir ItOISERT GAM:OMAR; Col. ADDENSILOICE. and BA HARDIKNIBILOOI. The following is a copy of the Address : To her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte Augoida of Saxe Caboorg, and his Serene Highness 1.-0p.,141 George Frederick Dake of %um, Ihrzrare of M, Lanilguree of Thnriugaen, Prince of Cobourg of Saalfeld, &c. a We yonr Royal and Serene nig!inclines moat affectionate and derntrd servants, the hinyur, filch Steward, Reeorder, Magistrate", and approved mew, together with the other in hahilants of the torn, nod hurough of Goi:dfonl, in the roan ty of Surrey, bee !care to offer to your Royal and Serene Higlinereea .me warmest and must sincere cdixratulationa on !ton, annpleioun union, and to armee yon that a moon SO calculated to eiansire the douientic 6 lueity of your Royal amid Serene Higlineamen in in every view • source of satiafactiory celleeilua to the enelirh nation. "We r. joke tlwopportuutty afforded ns of urtiteessing a Prince for whoa re 'minim,' the hieltest and most pro found regard and respect, to assure sour Serene Hichoess how fully we parteripate iu every lismoiness you ran expe_ owner, and particularly iu your anion with so illustrious a British Prioress. " May !Mae nuptials. so pkasing to the nation, be pro. ductive of permanent felicity In your kiiy4l and Serene Hichneseca, and uriy you bulb lire Long in the esteem and affection of a free peupk! (Shoed) JOSEPH HOCKLEY, Jon. Town ("kik. The Prince mud Princess returned the following Answer " Ccutt.nstt•—We !whom you our best thanks for rotor Address, and the expretsiona of attachment towards us contained in it, which are very gratifying to ua." . A ft..r teceiving the Addrets, her Royal Highness anti his Servile Highness received • visit from the Princess Sovuts of Gtoucvstitit. The Prince end Princess ofterwards took motoring in their cur ride trl Kew. Richmond, &c. and returned to Calielford House to tlitim-r. Friday ev g her Mammy had • elect party at her Palace, st which the Princess CHARLOTTI and Prince LEOPOLD were present. Saturday, a little before twelve o'clock. her Ma- JEST_ Hit Princesses ELIZABETH and MART, and the Duke of CLARCIICR, at tended by Viscountess MuLveLLe, left the Queen's Palace, and pro ceeded in a private 111111111ef to the House of Lords, which they have not seen since the new House was formed in the old Court of Requests. The Royal Party were received by Sir THOMAS Trawurri, the Usher of the Black Rod, the prin tiled officer of the House, and afterwards met by the LORD CHANCELLOR. who explained to the Royal Party the forms and ceremonies. at some of which they appeared highly amused ; as the royal visit was intended to be strictly private, every door belong ing_ to or connected with th e H ouse was l oc k e d, and the keys given to Sir THOMAS TERWHITT, to prevent the possibility of strangers being admitted. All the officers belonging to the House were in their proper places. The QUEEN. at observing Mr. Course, inquired of the LORD CHANCELLOR who that gentleman was. His Liarbillip replied, he was the principal Clerk of the House. Net MAJ LETT said she had often heard of that gentleman, and his knowledge of the forms of. thellouse, mai immediately after addresiwql herself to Mr. Coo Pun, inquired after his health, and con versed with him i.n the most affable and condescend ing manlier. The Royal Party, after expressing their acknow ledgments to the Lou:. CHANCF.LLOR, fur his at tention, /cc. proceeded through the avenues to the House of Commons, where they were met by the SpEAKER, who conducted them over the House, the new and convenient Committee iteouir, and other arrangements lately made. After which they proceeded to the SPEAKER'S house, which has hetn thoroughly repaired, newly fitted up, and furnished in the most complete style, where there was a sumptuous repast prepared; hut Mr 4. A BUOTT. the SPEAKER'S Lady, was prevented from the hoouur of attending upon the QUEEN, in con sequeoce of her being at Bath, with on invalid son, who has !wen a .clipple free. its birth, and the honour of the intended visit being only know., the day previous. The parish. bells of St. Margaret's Church struck op a sneery peal, and the flag was displayed in honour of the Royal visit. The High Constable issued his precepts for a ber of Coustables to attend upon the orousien, and Dos.tttusoN and a number of constables at tended accordingly, who were of material service, a crowd of persona having assembled round the SpEARKR's house. The Dueller, of WELLING- ToN and Lady CA LTIIORrig joined the Royal party at the Spas ER's house. They left soon after two o'clock, and returned to the Queen's Palace. Yesterday the Duchess of You., the Princess CHARLOTTE, mid Prince Ltoroho. attended Divine Service at Whitehall Chapel, when a Scrinon was preached by the Rev. Mr. HORN BUCK LE, of St. John's College, Canafiridge, front the With clopter of St. Luke. Bth verse. The Doche,s of Volt.: sat in the Commander in Chiefs pew, on a' en of her hearing better there. 'lle Prioce and Princess rot in the Royal Cloaet. The Ps incess wore a black satin gown, a scarlet shawl embroidered with gold, a lace cap, and a black veil user it. The Royal Vi.itortt, together with the appearance of the Ito) al carriages, soon attracted re crowded retitzregation, and a crowd round the Chapel. Sir NATHANIEL t7usi T having received the Rn)al command., of its (King the Princess CHARLoTTL's intention of attending Diviiie Service there, lie was in attemlatice, with several Bow-street Officers, to keep order. Yesterday Divine Service et as performed at Cail ton-honer, by the Vey. F. W. Btu:ant:at: and the Rev. J. S. (71.Arttus. The Loan Cit inert LOR had An audience of the PRINCE RLDF.SI* chirrday, at Carlton-house. Yesterday the Dukes oh' CLARENcE and CUM BERLAND paid their retTecta to the Pltthc.; RE cr%T. esterday /wing csurts's biith-day, bnt which is not kept in i publn• manner till the I b th of January, whets 8 Court n-rd to be h e ld us N pith- Gc fLotinki, but wbivli 4 , st bleu dinutitinued bIUCC the ain tete,' state or the Ktsc, whew hirth-day hen hot been ob.erved .liter that tnittatostril [law, t h e filly public notice of the day yesterday was by se veral vents of hell() ringini{. • Her hIAJESTY had a nuertrous naventblage of her Royal and august 1 4 '«i&ly to dine With her. ()doff the 00-Raion, eon sistiatc of the Prioresses ELIZABETH and NiAliT. 16 PRINCE REGENT, tile Mike and Duchess of Vonk, the Dukes of Ci.mtv.nce. KtiRT, nod GLOLIEESVER, the Pciacess SwPillA or Gt.oucia- TER. die Prim:esti CIIARI(OrrE, NIA Ptinee LEO POLD. Divine 'Se r v ce was ye.terdity performed sr the Q,l,•eil's Paid( e to the rtis%al F. by the Re%. Air. BUKTON, ib. Cl w~liaui In %sittolg, THE QUEEN'S 1111.41VING-ROO.ll. The fallowing particulars tes!teetitig the Draw iti;-:oairt, Oa Thursday, have heels acciderstally emitted : The Dowager Marchinties, of Lamlowa lost a slit tttttt tut steekl ice. which having been a present, she prised very snitch. Ihr Lolysisois thought she loot it on her entrance into the pond hall Irons the colonnade. Uiii_eut search h... beets tissue for it its the Queen's P.slace by toe attendants ; but hitherto nhotst succos. The Duke aid Docile.. of Cuinheriatid were not present, owing. to the Quern's objection coo tinning to the MOM lage. motto receive the I)uclie4.7 lier Royal Highors4 emmequirner, a very retired life ; fcw Ladhea , exer e t the Marchiones. Stafford, Countess Licven, ;tad the Ladies of tue Ministers visiting her. COURT DR EcS CS. DOWAGER COUNTERS WINTERTON. A petticoat of white satin with draperies of lace trimmed with point and white satin body aad train of violet with white satin stripe, triinuird with point Lice. Head dress, feathers and diamettilii, with Twilit Tappets. 110 N. MRS. EDWARD TURNi)UR. Petticoat of white attio, with drapriies of hkrnd net, trinensod with blood and white satin; burl! and train of pink satin. trinanwd wish Mechlin lore. !lend-dress tea then, pearl*, and diamonds, wish Mechlin lappets. OPERA HOUSE. Her Royal Highness the Princess CHAItt.oTTr. of %VAMP, and the Prince Leoroto of Saar. COllOOllO, honoured this house with their presence on Saturday, Great interest was excited by the ar rival of the illustrious pair. The pit, which was crowded to excess beyond all precedent, with an elegant assemblage, rime up, wills the ladies stand ing on the • benches, for the purpose of obtaining a more complete view. Her Royal Highness and her august Consort occupied the box next *to the Duke of Veto's, on the right-hand side of the stage, nearly in a line with the orchestra. On their erotic her Royal Highness curtsied gracefully three tiniest° the company, and the Prince 'nude a re spectful bow. They then took their seats—the Prioress placing herself on the right hand of her illustrious Consort. As soot as the murmur of pleasure and the agitation had siihsided, God save the Xing was called for, and sung by the ope ratic company, the audience standing. and several of them joining in chorus. It desived great effect from Mr. BastisSeS ncli voice, thmwn out in full volume in this :film national air. Madame Poison then Caine roman,. and song some additional acmes of congratulation, iii compliment to the Illustrious Pair. Her !loyal Highness was dressed in m black robe, with long sleeves, fastened on the boson, with a diamond. Her head-dress consisted of her beautiful fair hair drawn up high, with' a wreath of full-blown elite roses, and no other orniniselit. Nothing could be more delicately modest, simple, cad interesting, than her appearance. The Prince, occasamally, with his glass, viewed the beautiful eve)) d'ail which the opposite side of the house presented, and fre quently tiiiiied to the Princess fur explanati tttt t who paid him tlw most an:chins and delicate a!teii- Abmt eleven o'clock the Duchess of YoaK and her party arrived, when God sure the King was again called for and snug with rapture. The Court mourning W 35 not much visible, being overpowered by variety of fashionable afros of all the prevail jog colours. Every box in the house was filled, and a mow crowded and splehdid audience never gnired this meguificent theatre—even the lobbies over lowed with company who could not gain ad mittance into the interior. The Marini* and Alarchionem of LANSDOWN are expected to Leave Southampton next usoutio, for the Continent. Lund and Linty KING and family will shortly leave town for the Comment. It is not generally known that the celebrated TALSIA, the KVABLE: of the French sum is ins Englishman. Ile had attained Ilia iOth year before he left England. - A mong the last arrivals at Ilith are— The Lord Bishop of Rath and Wan. Governor Craven and family, Sir P. liaighuit, Sir A Ellis., lien. Mrs. Pel ham, Ilan. Nls. E Smythe, and Hun. 37.. s Tieve!yaw. Nearly the whole of the Prince Regent's private Baud has left the Pavilion at Brigiitau for Cm-Itua- IN Royal Highness is not expected to re turn to that place (or vome time. The bell held on IVeil'wedgy eiening last, at the Portsmouth Bell's School-rnotn, wee utteioltn by upwards of 260 persons of the first rook and con sideration. Ludy (7itaitt.oeTs Flowafto, Lady THotoinitouott. and Mrs. General Wir.ussis, patronised the evening. A Diddin Paper of the 2 , 2 d ult. recommends " Pti:rox's Fence, for enclosing pleasure gr sssss ids," as •• sitptritir to any extant, as well n. regard to strength, impeurance, mud durability, as expense." The Lcsee ut the West End of the Town c ot more crowded on Tuceilav than wit that at Cooper's Hull, in the East, where For►une received tar vota ri,s :--inany an mixions cye was liittorsl 141 tliv Mae Coat Boy, who cflici.ited ns master of the ccreitio ivies.—On Wednesday she wilt again admit those olio may be disposed to visit lwr, for %%lions she lice provided the tempting fare of Two fi t izt”. of 30,11001. cud 4.1 other Capitals, in uddition to which, the First-driiwu Prize above Strut may be 35,0001. • THE BRITISH INSTITUTION. •• We have great pleastire in recording the names of the followitig patrons of. the /tits, who have just contnlostell the loan of their most valuable pictures by balsa* Masters, to this lastitisi iiiii . for the un proveinent of our Artists, atoll fur the gratifltitiou of the loil.he in getters' The Ibis luisassi of litssolusyn awl IttsSiwl. The Earls of .11wri:vs; ' Loots Du mks, .. Coop, :, l'iurt his irk. 9 Darntev Latly Lucas. EgO4IWON Sirs T. Baring, C..... 4 -, C. Beaumont, !11u! -rare, IS Clarke, r.,-,r, if, A . /lame 1'u , ..... M. 11. SAelt, Viscount .1111.. , u. W. W. 'Wynn. "'"r" "*"."'. IlYnyr, Carr, Coke; rentilrn.), Ch0118113n4e!ell Ilnoilrt, h ,vt, llope, K:dal.t. I. Itulsilu, Lost, Mild, Sanford, Tay:or, ical!, and Weld. NAVAL PEA(' ESTA LISMItiNi'. The following is a corrert CPA of the ships which have hero manned, ■ntl sailed on the price est.tb lislonent for three wean, viz. for the Nleditemturan, E a st and St. Helena :- 11 , /filsrsommiii—Voplirstios, 38, Capinin R. r Preston; TR VIS 33, c:i l oNiu fhinilas; titer, 3tl; Captain rorrael; I.r.se, 40 , Capiart R. Spencer; Nlyeinnlon, go. cApt.ir Ga , 1,1.1,r; %Vamp, 18, Captain Wistrige ; Satellite, 1 11, Capt. J. Murray. k; u st Rear-Admiral Sir R. Kim Captain ; 3d, Captatu anvil! Iplttiatuia 30, e.l3lsin A. ; Ttirrst„ 10, Capta n Fl. Steuart faultily, 20. Captain Tnirnck ; Challenger, IS, Captain H. ; Capt:iin %V. ilili. ehini—Alersti., 36, Captaiii 111. Maxwell; Lyra, 10, Captain It. Hall. net-tter Rear-Admiral 'Malcolm, CAptaiu H.l trll ; 33, Captain &saki! ;of re. 36,.eainait. N. D. Codiraue; Kiiry,'2o. Captain .1.41te ; F4[- 111.111111, 20. C3l/1'41 , 1 ; It4C4/011. IS, Captain Carprn trr ; timptitu, IN. Captain G 4;iitte ; Podarips, 14, Capt. .1. Wallis ; Julia, 14, Captain Wading; Griffon, 14, Captaiu 4. A Manny ; Lever,t,lo. Captain 'need. Notice has been published at the General Post. office, that the Jamaica PacLet will rum cease to touch nu her outward paleolve at Curucor, that island being given up to the Dutch Authontin. Drvoi COUNTY EI.VCTION.—The number* at the close or the Nit nu 'listen:day were— Mr. Ilmtard 1.093 Lord Ehringtoom Majority for Mr. Ibutard The Queen Charh dr , 100, Captain Boort (flag ship of Sir EDWARD TDORIIRROUDD) hAs been taken wit of dock at Portsmouth ; the Veugear. 74, Captain ALEXANDER, is ordered to be docked. A new frigate, to be called the 43liaervu, is directed to be built at Portsmouth Duck-yard, on the-same moulding as the Lacederteoshas. Tl►e elieeste. Capt. M. Mszsratr.; and Lyra brig, Capt. B. nett, which left England with Lord AMUCIST and the Embassy to China, arrived nIl the Cape of Good Hope, on the 26th of Fe bruary, all well. The ship Elizabeth is arrived at Spithead, to receive on hoard convicts (male), for New South Wales. She will nail for that Colony the course of *this week. Detachments or the 15th, 98th, and 100th Re giments, will embark from Portsmouth and Cowes, immediutely, in the Charlene, Stranger, and Coa tes/ traiispnels," for Halifax and Quebec. An account hall before the House of Common'. estimates the rum necestory for reinstating the buildings datum:Ted or destroyed by the late tire at the Mint, at 13,0001. A Bible Sucutty is now established at Iceland. Two THIRTY TU,OUSA N.D POUND Patzcs.— The Wheel dill 2 Crand Prizus of £30,000 Of . • 5,000 5 of 1,000 5 of .. 500 bookies 36 ether Capitols, and only Two Day. or Drawing to collie. WEDNESDAY Nix? witl he the Second Day, and on that doe the First Drawn Ptiz•• above 3001. moat be 6.0001. and may he 33,0001. Undruwii Tickets sod Snores continue on hole ut both of Wi.sn's Offices. No. 9, 'Corn hill, nod 17, Ludgate-street, where No. 3.869, and 8,539, the Two Last Drown Brim of 30,000/. were both sold ill :Share*. It is a great mistake to stippose that any " com promise" was made in the House of Commons be tween the claims of the Crown and the rights of the Public to the disposal of the 'mimes paid Its France to this country. Ily the resnit of the debate 111 th e Resolutions moved by Sir JAMES MACKINTOSH on WediseKlAy last, nothing could be more com pletely the reverse of a compromise. The claims of the Crown were openly retracted; the rights of the Public were•estai,lisheal, not only by:the argus: meat's of those who supported the Resolutions, belt by the avowal of the opponents; who evaded what they acknowledged themselves unable to resist.— In the lieginuing of the SesNioti Mr. IVaisislTTaticr claimed all the monies paid ley Frillier as proits T . a r th e c rown , without wil y dioint Coo ; but ouWed uesthay Iw, for the lint time, distiuctly admittest that the money granted as asi_ inde 1111 l ity could not be dealt with as . Droits of the CrOW11; that it could sit t be expeoited on any private objects, however laudable. lush the Sovereign mig .t prers-r; Ilia' the Croton took i; o n ly tlleTrlllltee 0114 lielirelesite , ive of the iiation; that it moat br applied la orgies- polite renter ; mid Lord CArTI.LArACrt adsted its if to render the retraction more coulinete) that it must spoear to the Wept and Means of the year in which it was received. —Alter so iniqualiiiid a rerantation of rash Nod datt4troista h'. the Almisters. the mover 31111 supporters of the einitented hens. selvet. with tlis.risting; from the previous question, so a s to reoord their principles on the Journals, with— uot prew.titg a slism.iots, w si roar where their sow cess io slrls-stre of the Coteniiiition had been so complete as tail longer to leave any trace of an avowed aliftereocc of opiilion. Au immense quantity of French eggs has been brou g ht to 1111. 4 lirmi from Flatter, mill are stow re taiiing at abut sixottsice per dozen. Oise racket br.loglit ay musty sou osse hundred thom4lol. The F rend; I order, ps .111a:slog their ex;ruitt.;iols, )014 joat been taken otf,, which occashous the large exporte- %tut). PRACTICE Vika COURT V CHANCERT. PETITIONS tit BANKRUPTCY. kz-perfe IPENNSLI., arid ex-pane BAILEY. fore hit flonoilt the VICE-CHAPCIMLUIt, Ifeslatimiler, lost week. It has been represented to us, 1/y several untie: wen at the Chancery llar; wliC were pre3ent dying the discussions which took phoe on`the sie•je ., t of these Petitions, and ell Wl/Cl•e e•.. 1 rrty, that the report of ti.. to 1., our PA H is of last week are, in shone respects, it:colt-, wr.i ctitarll• in what we lane atirilitile.l 14 11;ft k.0..1 Chancellor, who, in point of fact, st, ,sill, the greatest tuildoes., at al with family 1/101V1/101111: lc spect for the Bat The importance e f the soli. c!, .niel the respect slid delicssc) due to the own-scot.- rented, requi:e a iw;fectly ',reunite shit. tnelit ; ana we believe the account we shall now cot:• talus the 11111 1 / 1 11111CC of all t! tpassed , Monday 1,.i the Petituni er-pirte being 'salted on, Mb. ticttld said, that S.tir... I Itoinilly, who was with I for the P. then absent in the House ottoids, but i •:/ . 7- ed lit Court in a Owl tine, and he rt quested that the Petitnio might stand titer till Jes return. To this Mr. ljart and \lr. (.n the other side, objecttd ; atid ineisted that M. in the Absence, of his Leader, ought to . prueeed. To which Mr. flesh! relied, that if his Christ was in C. art, tit I desired taut to proceed, he should haste to &jet:tura to do so; hut he dill not feel iti the obscure of his Client, unauthorized, to iske uroit hiri r f ihr respousilillity oi .c.staiuctiog Petitits flirt and hlr. Cu. tai:l pens sisting to press the Petition foritard, the Viee- Chaim 11.. r gave it, as his opinion, that lie had pmt one plaits course to purstw; and slim m Pe tition was citllecl, sod the Coyowtl for, the i'et.t itmer did not proceed. and the Counsel cot the tither sale desired him to dismiss he was howtA u, do .0 ; and accardhsgly har Houtiurd6missed the Petition, with costs. The Petition tr-parte Bailey Was next e a ft,A 0 ,,, when Mr. Cullen, Mr. Wingfield, and Mr. NlG)stit, 01 0 , being the junior CounhCl proceeding in the absence of their bath r. Sir Sa. muel Rofnilly ; and that Petition. at the no...unix of the Counsel on the other side, sits also clisinitattl, with costs. In a few ininutes afterwards Sir Samuel notoilly returned to the Court, did requnted his flonnur to suffer the Arne Petitions to he again called ou. To which the Vice-Chancellor mid, he could not do so, in they were no longer in his paper.—Sir muel liomilly hoped that, in future, *litre would be one certain rule, !wit that the same justice would be measured out to all. On. the folhiwing day Sir Samuel Rum pre sented a Petition from the Solicitor, in the Petition e.r-parse Bailey, which represented that he had re tained four Counsk in the Petition, but that, in conserpiesiceof Sir Samuel Romilly's attendance in thy House of Lords, the Petition Innl toren dis missed without a hearing, and therefore prayed that it might be restored to the paper.—Sit.Saninel [ltaly observed, that he thought his direr juniors might well hare proCeeded with the Petition, acci the more so, its two of them *ere poi ticulaily tour versant with stihtects of that nature. He then procet ded .to read an affith.rit by the So• licitnr in the Petition e.r-patle Peu;erll , side's sa l . tisfactorily accounted for Isis :shwa:ice hum Corrrt at the time that Petition was called on.--The told Chancellor then raid, that, from all his experieuee in the profession, he could sat•, that it had iiiw:lls been the practice for the Counsel rest iii rotsr:iiit to pibeeed in the conduct of the cause, wii,:wv v r ilk! leading Comisel was absen►, ai.cl the Court had always required' it; tiOil thit Cum's, I tonk briefs, on an Unified understandiva, they would attend •ul if they could. 11. s Liodsh i s added, that he would look into the Petitto•.s and Affidavits, and would giire his opinion, on.Th rar ._ day, whether the Petitions should be restored to the paper or not ; and that he himself had hi ver beta in the habit of diepoisiug of a Petitioli, resit in the absence of Counsel, without looking rum. its • merits. • Mr. flealil here begged leave to state to lois Lordship, what hr had the day before stated to the Vioe-Chancellor. He lend, that allot. he laid then stated, and ',honld now repeat, were tota his utdi vidnel sentiments merely, but lie %looted theta to common with most, if not all, of the Juniors around him—any one of whom, he believid, avoid I air stated the ramie. if they had born phoe.al in the mime situation. That they , had conferred to. griller. and agreed that it vies high time to brim; the rdl iect in question before his Lordship, u s he ; : a l of the Court, in hope. that his Lordship wou;d make a Standing Ort'oers winch would have the of feet of relieving the Junior Bar from their present tespoessihility. That when Solicitor. had notrusto the condieting of their cruses to Gentlemen to-i - o'c the Bar, who .were called away, by other iova wo . lions. it looked I,ke ',resumption in the Junin , I; to take upon themselves the conduct of the coou•e, without the express desire of their cln ut it at where the Solicitor was present, iso outhoot•e the junior to conduct the cause, he (Mr. (kohl), fo r eta., had never any objection to proceed in the al,. score of the leoiling Counsel, and he had expiess... , sail so 11 1 ,e clay behne. That a hat ass t 3 fore the Junior bar from this unialeasa•ot ossmool,too.o, respoosihility was. an order of lois Lordship, r:e. daring, that a junior Coutotrel bad 110 tlotroo, loot oas hound to proceed with the cause iio the aloo e of his senior, schieil, at Kuwait. aas eau roulerstoool by ide professiorr , to be the coot.; that such :Monier will the mitre Aocessary to o Ikon at sway former time, Is the occivooone al,o•nce i , f IradiagCottiosel I:ortnerly burr 1.0 Cr to their present eiii.sta n t iiteinlance In tit.: !louse o; Lords—three days iu e%ery week. Mr. 11 it•glo, s:oted, that witti regard to tlx Pe , non in n!r:• Mr. Cullen, Mr. NlaLtaglie, alai htm.cii , se;. : with Sir S. Romolly, hr 01r. W.) put :t t.l the Solicitor, whether Mr. Cul:ea slornld pa r,,.1 it: the absence of Sir S. Rolnills. ulid the refused his assent.• Sir S. I oic -ao then 'Aerva that lie hull no ohjectioo to do th e ditty lA' the If:. rotor absence; that nn longer a: , 3 tlrm Ina ni t i.t at the Ittol!;, when he had two junior-, he, to toe it sbe.nee. op e ned a bug trill, whieli nectipicd the v quarters of an hour) and that he had, that 'try -ill