The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-02-09 00:00:00

. . . . .. . ..—.., . . `k. . : • • • ,Is k• I ''J‘k a -.le. . ' OA s • .' :% • t it 44 1.- l e ' • - - f,. .. i -4( • . •-•1, v::- kr, .: / i . 6 / r ) 1 "."- i 17,,, /. .• ' lig.:. a ... . • \ • •- A . .." • 7 . " . , ' . %4A-Nt'St..' .. ... s . . i ~.7 o r . . v .1 t „ 'Ol, e ' i . . , ' , • ot A. • .. ..V,- . , . .._ , •, . lIR II r t I lirt I 5 , .k.) b , • ..... 1 I.+. , ..5 , • . . ... . . . . . . ... NUMBER 5986. ..._.... - _ . LONDON, SATURDAY, EI.BRUARY 9, 1822 Pules id. . i . . '... ING'S TIIIIATIIII. BANK OP ENGLAND, 'Annan , / 31, 113t1. ORANGE AND LEMON TR SVHITE AND questioo atiglot arise an se she propriety of alleriof the hoer was able to eirress his °pith++, 60 ah ue ld wen* MUM le K YELLOW J MUS M' it.PLA D TUBEROSE f oe +Wet M.. oaths. The practice la the Irish Parliament condirmn that ea engem+ semmemia(Heree t hear ) /VMS EVENING. SA'[ UItDAY. Feb. 9. rIIHE COURT of DIRECTORS do hereby 1 pfee *Aft, ROOTS. hid Stew to ei t e li s k tee t h e tot a l wh en .... a Merida? pre- The ATIVE tt gy,GEN mut touts. 464 hap espeessiag M. will be performed, fur th e fi nal time this Seams, Roe- That they will condone to resit any Cleastily of the THE Nobility and Cnenliv eft !'MOH reopeet fully lienedd hismet4 ma in erne infants a distinguished Illsehre Ma surprise and regret as the' cestesalieas iw lNeh led felted riot's Opera Buffs. GOLD COIN Gr tiw gross to any of the Prieripal 1 issfcented, a Chniele4SSOrniENT of the ehoeri a That l i sleMsilseist had *Ass Oa oaths at nee. hi We from the Hon. Heather for Wratmimie r , et the ;Iwo IL TURCO IT A LTA. Towns of Eastland mad Waleo, free of Expense, Is Sums i PLANTS are jest arrived, le the Inour eanidinea. al JOHN 11. ..2 111 1$ a" 6 1" 111 . for two liumr , atior• -- 4 1491 ". liew.) argument which he had take,. He perfectly well reward. . Between the Arts a DIVERTISSEMENT. „. l os t h is 3,0001. on a ppiie s ti on b r i ng made s e ihe ; BURGESS and SONS' Uhf Italia* Wordier+, No. 107, „, Mr. "RittigY remorked that hi, Noble F"'" ( tier b 0 .41 the tiro to whirl , Me Hes. Inessitae mrtirritd. ii *ln After the Opera, the Grand Ballet, emitted Chief Cashier prior In the let March next, and the amount Sirsed (cotte r of the Savoy steps), Loodem tenants+) meld art hare Beaus any iiimpstaliar yes the th e a gle am,. cock; and b e „ am a I.aa, to „. aaraias b ow LE CAPNITAL DE OENISE.Choir, for he conesimel that the dmistiose ifs the practice any man +be was at all megawatts/ tatat the eirearneissere 1 •. . had warraeted the eltrerratioesi be Aid made. of that case could have Se eht arehhe t e ar epee e h te r e e, a' , ; I - - t ak Asedleelitrea far 130 - xes and Tickets to be made to Mr. PreviouslY paid into the Bask of England, ..... - • n__•.--a,-- ... 1... instal.. 97. Oid Bond - curet . . K. BEST, Secretary. BRAMAN'S PATENT PORTABLY PEAS. - —•-•••-•---- • - • -- ~ . Eber*, Beekssikr r h Majesty, 27, Old BonJ-street. BRA A SPURIOUS :instal ion of these Pros fuming tea fftr eeklie tale,./. BRAMAN seM 114anefactarers sad Mealtime -..latjusiet ile moneroos Klemm hare every Bes or Packet of their -re edit, a fae Mettle of the Pian os &weak, b' *kick mamma Ike diseetered. (*JOHN Neifivirr Nast ass edvnet44 , weed he mhos of the prwrelem i 46* Oil it artaabi Minna wiser it Noe Awed One were 11=1. The coseorsalios thew I ICH WITCH GAOL. Mr. Alderman WOOD bad a Pemba to prevent to the Home, and he hoped the House would not be .fended in consequence of she name haring bees so often pretested to their *otter—it vets front Henry Hunt. He eanspisised of tbeereatment he had twelve:et; he was tressed like atom mow Mon, his tiolwitor Sad *sigma bad haws ed bum melee him. Ikea mac; it seemad, had Yuri emir (and eallemen segmented with the i l usrter Seseasas would Sett maderstand bow these rules were made); at was how. ever nestersary that they Amid* be rigged by mume of the Dodges. These rules bad been two nr three yeses to exist. mire, and it was only rely lately they had Owen signed by the Judge.. A application land been anode In the Court of Rules Be" ,and the Court mode an order that his surgeon and solicitor llbuttld be admitted. The Petitioner was com pelled to come to an iron eras we to see his family, and that only fur a aliqrt time in the twenty-four hours. The Hon. Member fur Somersetabire, and other Geotlenies who bad considered and represented the gaoler immseulaae, would now have au opportunity of expressing their upiirious on the subject. JIM a,ll IJIMIA.I.IJ.J 11115.- , 01 EAST INDIA HOUSE, Famtuanv 6.1822. ra. recently bee. lotrodoce4 THEATRE-ROYAL, 1., DM/ NY-LA NN. To PRIZE AGENTS, TRUSTEES of PRIZE MONEY. ad d lONS, 12 4, Piccadilly, Mi T HIS EVENING , SATU RDAY. Feb. 9, and other PERSONS engaged in the RECEIPTanaI o f tbe bermition; Melly 411 bis maiesty , s ser , suia „ ill pa d a ". (Let time) a new DISTRIBUTION of PRIZE MONEY, sad their RE. sad the Publte, that its fames I lielo4lsautatic Serious Drama, celled PR EsIONT.4TIY ES geoids* Pens will be stamped . • ADELINE. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the sure er lib, Investor, “ Juin-Oil The principal Characters by Messrs. Coopers Pride!, 1- UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG. counterfeit will he easily dices? Bromley, Knight, Miss lisattlasoo, sat Miss lilllD, trading to the EAST OLDIES, bovine, on the 1 It% January 24,1622. July, 18$1, owl on the Id Joastary, 1821, waned public Corlawd• After whirl, lie Cemsesly of Adversimmussia, ereakiarr all Prim Aosta, Trustees •.1 REFUGE YOE TO TERRE WEER* ATTIE lIIHNIIMORIL - - Pries llamoye4mal-stlasePamelp itemmortsed Malta Receipt H ACE N EINROAD Or Oar& ROW. Me- if ilatv• 1 _ sulMENgleileVreiainf Reim Mear.,4ol,44mie Represeetati mit, rrii E F i 1.- T F . , ENI TH L o t 2. 1 4,4 .111,... Sms; Wn. Drogrge lln tlett i ntw e e l ; fo cowry Oat tbellverrelslous nf the Am lat and Id George IV. I DINNER of this INS Dimity, Um Urger. rap. 61. 111 it.ierCt to the payment iota the Co' anyony's ft.. A .1. City O. ......WOO .aVersi, Bishop To eisselode with Om Modell Entertainment of Treasury OIP all UselitEncd Shares of Vries Money be- t h e gi st d„,,,,y February. ign PAUL4N D VI ROl N 1 A. longhair /.Officers, Adilleia, sod Slime., tieing or haviag PRIMO hod, Madame Traria; Alautbrs, Allis Copelaad ; Do. bevy it the service of the East twits' CitallisoY t slid the His Royal Highness the Dull , Mr. Kaigbi; Cape. Trupie , Me. Grittier; Deo Ao- Oiled or Directors being in pissiiession of information• Ihst OTIMA e.g.. Mr holey. Virginia, mum P orgy ; j amt b a . hi m 'mend Prize *cram and other Pergolas still retain Unelaim- The Right' flunourahle Lot ila. Uses_ Mrs. Bland. ed Prise Money which by the Prestrisious of the said Art of The Right Honourable 1,01 That PN= 4 AN ANNIVENSARY INSTITUTION will be et the Rithopegegellamet, eteTHURIDA Y 1821; twit/I.IIT, Duke it( YORK, in the Cheir. . , I ' mobs coley. Virgil • ; Mary, Mrs. Bland. ash to be taken of Mr. Rodwell, in the Rotunda of the • M, of the Theatre. Hookhain, of Bood•rtreet, is appointed sale Agee% et dr Welt Rad of the Town, for the nightly of the Mei& Been belungi•g to the Lessee of this Illinette. Os Monday, Brats., with Gloll2lloi in Lemillai .4 WWI, Ist and tel George IV. ought to have been paid haw the Company's Treasury nn or before the tad day of December last : The Coned of Director, do berefiy give Notice to Prize Agents, Trovtersior Prise Mosey, sod other Persons, bring or having bcrir coacerled In the Receipt and Distributing of Prom. Illaimy nv •feresaid, sad their Representet era, that in default of then. delivery In the Secretary at this House, the Lists of inch Unclaimed Prize Money, verified on Oath, and paying the 11171011111 thereof isto the Company's Treasury, the Colin will proceed to exercise the Towers with which they are invested by the said Act, without further Notice. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. The - Lord Viscoaut EXMOUTH, The Right Fluitourahle Lunt triscooot LOWTHER, Sir WILLIAM TEMPLER POLE, B.rt. Sir CHARLES FLOWER, Bart. Alderman, Sir FR ANCIS M. OM%IANNEY. M.P. THOMAS FRANRLAND LEWIS, F. R. Adam., Esq. George Palmer, Esq. C.iff Ashmore, Esq. Daniel Rattner, Esq. John Atkins, Esq. Alderman, Robert Sotto?, Esq. M. J. Hertz, Erg. I Claude Geo. Thornton Esq. James Mangles. Esq. William Vaughan, Ea q. Charles filch. Pallmr, Esq. ••• Diener at Six o'Clock precireiy. Tickets, Tifiern Shillings each, to he bad of the Treasnrer, Stewards, tied Secretary; al the Refuge, in Hackney road sod Hitztow• of the Cullecior, Mr. A. Tette, 6, Carlisle place, Lamb eth; and at the Bar of the T . ROBERT CROSBY, Secretary. THEIATRR.ROTA L, COVUNTGA RURN. The SOLICITORZENERAL felt himself tilled upon, after what bad fallen too the Hon. Alderman, to state what had occurred in the Court of King's Bench. An application had bees nude on the subject In the Court, and the Judges instantly made an order that an inveatigaliun should take place. That order was euw pending, and as atm as the necessary papers arrived i■ town that investigation should be had. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Feb. 9, will be seed Shakiweiree 1 COMEDY OF ERRORS. Miami, Doke of Episesos, Mr. Egotists; !Ems, Mr. Chapman; Astipisolis of Ephesus, Mr. Musket; Aettplessiii of Synapse, Mr. Joan; Dromio of Ephesus Mr. W. Far ; Dwain of Syracuse, Mr. Lidos. Abbess, M's. Fascit; Adman, Miss Stephens; Lucia's', Miss M.Tree. After which the Mrlo•drsma of THE BLIND BOY. Stasislase, Mr. CW1)1111111; Edmund, Mrs. Chalierlev ; Rodolpb, Mr. Connor; Oberto, Mr. Fawcett Staruw, Mr. Humbs.. Elvis., Miss Luse. A Private Box may be had fur the season, or nightly, of Mr. Brandon, at the Bomo6ee. Ow Moodily, the Opera of The Exile, with the new Pas- Os Tuesday will be produced a sew Opera, called Mom uotie, or The Children of the Mist. GUILDHALL, LONDON, iallaUßT 8, 1821. THE COMMITTEE for LETTING the CITY'S LANDS will meet al Guildhall on TUES DAY, the 19th of February Meant, et Twelve u'Clock al Nov., to LES hy AUCTION, on Ruildl.R Leases, for 81 years from Ladr-Jay next, SIX LOTS of GROUN D, w the east sod west side.of mitre-street, Aldgate ; alms, Oa a Re. pairing I.e.'', fur 31 years from Lady-day 'text, • HOUSE, out the west aide of Mitre-street aforesaid; mid aka a LEASE, fur 0 years from Lady-day next, of a plot of Ground, with several tenants the.rion, situate in Willon.walk, Old street, within the Manor of Finsbury. The Plan and Couditioas for lettisig the said respective Premises may be seen on application at the Office of IVorks, JOSEPH BUSHNAN, Comptroller. 1 IMPERIAL PAHLIAAIENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, FIFIMIMILY Their Lordships met .t four o'clock. Mr. Dimes, from the t.ffice of the Clrrk of the Crown (Ireland), presented the return of two elec tive Peers in Ireland, in the room of the late Wa gon of Londonderry and Lord Tyros,ley.—LMl an the table. AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS. A DELPHI THEATRE. STRAND. By Authority of the Rigit Has. She Lord Chamberlain. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY. Feb. 9. will be presented, an entirely new Eatravegama Bar letta of Fen, Frolic, Fashion. and Fleet., in three acts, called TOM AND JERRY; Or, LIFE IN LONDON. Coriethisn Tom, Mr. Wrench ; Jerry Hawthorn, Mr. Jobe Reeve; Logic, Mr. Wiikiarea I Jemmy Green. Mr. Keeley; Don Dirk Trifle; Mr. Bellamy. Kate, Mrs. Baker; Sue, Mrs. Wayle:t ; Jane, Miss Hmtaseralry. After which, an entirely new Grand Comic Pantomime, with after Musk. Ftce.wr i , Machinery. Dream., &r. called BEAUTY AND THE BEAST; OM, HARIIQVIN AND ?ME MAGIC Row. arsseie (afterwards Pailialnou), Mr. Daly; Gambsdo Dellombead (afterwards Close), Signor Paulo ; Alfred (af terwards Harlequin), Mr. W. Kirby. Beauty (afterwards Colombia.), Miss Simpson ; Moonbeam (Fairy), M me E. Pitt. Doors open et Six, and the Pmformauce commences at a Quarter before Seven. Boxes, 4,—Pit, 2s.—Gallery, Is. Half-Price at Half past Eight. DORSETSH I R F.. TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. WAKEFIELD, At Garraway'a ColTee-Howse, 'Cbange-alley, Conant!, i• the early pert of MAY, THE MANOR of HALSTOCK, Nis miles frost Beamitister sat Yeovil, ',academe over 3,193 acres of land; together with anadry valuable Faroe, let 0 Tentwwwilalli• anwaswiegeweilibei of 1,- the valor of vox/. a year. Particulars • be had or Mr. W, - Loral DSCRI wishrd to put a question to the Noble Earl opposite (Liverpool), whether it was his iu entiosa shortly to open his views to their Lord. stbps to the agricultural distress of the country ? if it 'tot the intention of the Noble Earl, he (Lottf,l)ecrt) would ghostly give notice of a motinsPl on the/Object. The Earl of LIVERPOOL said, it was not his io teution to give notice at poesent on the subject, rou,alloble Friend of his intended to bring it far es/A in another place, rid he was of opinion it cob'd be better discussed there, st ape other House of Parliament could alter the laws as they bore on the subject ; for which reason he thought it was better to suspend ray uotice until after it was tbs. cussed there, Earl Son ERS presented a Petition from the Hun dred of Wished), in the Isle of Ely, complaining of ageicoltural distress, and prayiiig fur relief, which was read, and laid on the table. Land may 1, fr. Wake/ad, _ Surveyor, No 34, Pall mall; of Messrs. Gootlievoond Kooken. N 0.4, Holborn road, Grey's-WI; of Masses. Lemons, SoScrims, Bristol; of Mr. Fox, &sheds*, livarninstrv; of the Editor or ebe Sherbo Alverc hisi gsir i =et cad Gserossisy:s Coffee-Honor. . NORFOLK ESTATE. ~~ she sq ma- PRO v r. 6,01. "V. mitt. ache, 'ln, r oof. B s the m e leo k be a, DAY. iir••••• is awl 1 8 . 90 0......... a Prize of 30,000 10,437 Aud several other Capitals. kilo. MR. H. JOHNSTON, with Al due deference to his Friends and Patrons (the public), begs leave to apprise them of Iris intention of making au appeal to their liberality and support, at the Theatre Royal English Opera House, ou MONDAY NEXT, Fehriony 11. On which occasion will be presented Macklin's Comedy of THE MAN OF THE VVORLU. Sir Perlin,: Macsycopbasi, Mr. H. Johnston; aad Lady Rodolphe Lanthercouri, Mrs. Davison. Mr. Wel.. the celebrated blab Comedies, will make his first appearance this maims in a favourite character, and villa*" Katty L.)ocit," &.c. The celebrated Mr. Wilson's astonish* performance. on the Tight Rope. The Barletta twilled, 1111 COMMITTEE To ronclnde with TOM AND JLRRY, OR LIFE IN LONDON. Tickets to be bad of Nir. Johnston, No. 19, Hentstiats- MP, Si. Marttiestane. A GUILT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF LAMPS AND LAMP OILR. APPLET()N, LAMP and SPEAKING • PIPE Al AKER to his Majesty's Treasury, Somerset Haase, ice. de. at the City lamp sod Oil Warehouse, H. Lorlytte•sireei St. Pawl's, and L 5, Old Bailey (Thirty lee Tease established), begs leave to ',dorm his Friends and the Pablic in genii's', thai he has no. on sale a large assort meat of Ike li:orb-admired nod improved thie, Two, had Three-lialst Palest Lamps, which elle at this time so much is wee For lighting Halls , Btairca.es, thaw( rooms, Draw• leg.rooros, Caantiag.lioases, Bairkinc.lioures, Public Offices, Churches, Chapels, Bathrooms, Public Places, kr. where a Brilliant light is required; an assortment of the most proved Eratch sad Benutabra Lamp., is Brass, Bronze, or Japes; Paltret sod Ilhowlisarimi Lamm to lel fur Balls, Routs, Amemblitia, &c.; Lamps repaired, cleaned, and lac quered; Lamp Colton, sail Glasses; several Two, Three, and Four.light Plate sad CulbElas• Grecian Lamps to be sold very cheap, suitable for Coffee-houses, Taverna, Ball rooms, 11. e. dec. lie.—Brass Patent, and Grecian Lamps Oaken is Esehauge• Forty, Fifty, or Silly good Seemed bind Oee and Two. light Brave Parrot Lamps wanted. ••• Speaking- Pipes fixed up in Town or Country. TWENTY-SIXTH OF THIS MONTH. ftAZAitli and CO. with grateful feeling, for the 44111101'10rd Petrone(' bestowed on them, and for tits Preference given he their olitestablished Others (*huh they in some mea.ere attribute to their [rest Success " Whits Capital Prises), respectfully request the Attention of their Friends to the Scheibe of the New Year's Lottery, which Innis the 26th of THIS MONTH. This Scheme to fumed no the approved Principles of the last, viz.—All 'Mosel—No Classes—No Stock Prises--aud out Two Slinks to a Prite—with the addition of 42 Capitals more than the last Scheme, wiz.- 5 ...... of ....!'20,000 10 . . of ...... Z 900 h •••••......... 2,000 10 900 1,000 40 2OO H AZARD and Co. are hoppy to notice the continuance of that good Femme which has hitherto distinguished their Old Foiablished Oakes, 93, aria, Exchange, 20, Cambial, and )2 4 4 1 . 1, 0 4. f0rd-otrtet, whe re th e y so ld i n Share,, iu the sat TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, IN THREE LOTS, By Mr. WAKEFIELD, 'tidy i• MAY NEXT. THE VAits..bie 11 ANO R 8. or irpoted MANORS, of LYNFoRD, EAST HALL, in Mul ford snd Crauwuch, and adjoining Emote, of 4,30 sere' of land, with the distinguished MANSION eallrd LYN FORD HALL, the residence of the Right Hon. thr Earl it Shannon; eighty-fuor mile., from Loudun, sine from %Fat hom, and fire from Brandon. Particulars rant he had of Mr. Wakefield, Land Sur veyor, No. 34, PrII-mall, London ; of M . Moron and Merealfr, Solicitors.. Nu. 6, New-square, Lincoln's-Inn; of J. Wayman, Esq. Solicnor, Bury SI. Edsiend's ; of Mr. Edmond Goodwyn*, Land I:invert', Ilarinn ; of Mr. Wake field, Brook-wet', Ipswich; of Messrs. Chalk and Mega', atelm•furil ; at the Rasa Inn, Newmarket; mud at Gana. ways Cuffre-house, 'Change-alley, Corals'''. TOHN and WILLIAM WAITIIMAN re espectrally announce to their Friends and the Poblie generally, that their Father havens relinquished the Bu.i. sea, it will, is future, be cariied us by themselves; and, itt seknowledging the extent of the public patronage which the . late Firm has so liberally experienced, and counting a cow tinuance of it, they pledge themselves that DO exert shall be wanting on their part to secure to the Public ',try pus. *We advantage. They beg in state that, in commencing the Concern upon their own account, it is their attention to adopt • system of traosectiag their tensions for ready money. by which they will be enabled to offer every prtiele upon the lowest proof • We scale of profit, and confideutly to challenge a competitium with soy other Howse; whiter, from their long-established coosexion with the first mauufacturers, they ate 1 J of fatalities and advantages by means of which they avoid all intermediate profit*, and ran supply the Public spun equal terms wills any exclusively Wholesale Eatablishment. J..rod W. Waitharan wish alien distincily to state, that it is stilVetbeir deteresinalunn to ratio& all articles from their warehouse which are sot of the ebnicest and most reputable fabrics; thus upholding their established repotatinee, and at the same tease adopting the only true and effective system of Cheap Bellow, by the sale of the most superior gouda at the lowest pumible money prices; and when they apply this eyehole to the titter and more expensive articles, they ale uffeting advantages not to he obtained at any other tionse. Amongst the articles to which their attention will be par ticularly devoted are the following : INDIA SHAWI.R. for which their Hoene has bees so loog clistiognished ; and of these J. and W. Waitlnnau will have constantly UN sale an unequalled assurtsiseno. BRITISH SHAWLS of every descriptinu, varying from the most moderate in price to the most rich need expensive; several have been copied from tlwir own India designs, aci d in the soasaufacture of which must euaterisl improvements have been effected. IRISH LIN RIVB of the must a uperier fabrics poly, some bring of an highly im• proved bleach, got up entirely fret frum dram, mutter Ibcw uwu immediate ceirectouus_ TABLE LINEN. consisting of the richest Fureign sod Brit kb M a u n a Cl o the and Napkin*, of t h e most superior patterns mid texture. SH EETI NUS, Russia, Seutelt, Irish, Yorkshire, lie. of every width and quality •;t and they will always be extensively assort. el in klarerilles Quills, Conoterpanes, Diapers, Huckabacks, sad gouda adapted to general Family use. FANCY DRESSES, . . comprising a superb Culler' ion of Ball Dresses, villa a great variety of Chitin Crapes, Taffetas, Gros de Napka, Levu• tines, Poplins, Itornbasines, Waskiug Silks, and a general Asso►lnrul of Faiiry Article* of every iltscriptium. 104, Fleet street, curiae, of New firidge.strett. STATE OF IRELAND. The Earl of LiveaPoot, a.tttl, E. he understood it was very uncertain that the Bills under the con sideration of the othe► House of Parliament would he ready to be brought up this day, it was not his wish to detain their Lordships iimiecrs.stily. He moved ye.terday that their Lordships should be summoned for this day, as he intended to move for the suspension of the mantling orders relative to the passing of Bills : he would therefore move that thee order should be discharged. for t h e purpme of re newing it fm.to-morrow, at five o'clock, the usual time for their Lordships commencing public busi ne.s. The Marquis of LANSDOWN 11141 it certainly was tuinseal for their Lordships to meet on n Situ,- day, but as the Bills were of such importune•, he would not object; if the necessity of their passing was made out, he was of opinion the moner they were passed the better, lie hoped there would he ■ full attendance of their Lordships on the neeision. Their Lordships were ordered to be ammuotted for to-morrow at tire tielock.—Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS, FRIDAY, Fainev.ar S. At live o'chlclt she SPFAKER *desk the Chair. Lord I:OI.KESTONE complained of the Holm, baying hens ntljuniised until fire o'clock. The Hume was aware that according to the practice of the Hume, four ei•elinek was the hour fur administering oaths to new Menthes*. From which it must appear that any Gentleman toinitsg down to take a pail so the nnpuctaat question to be discussed that emmisez was prechided flout so doing in rim sequence of the hour at which she House had assembled; and he was or 6/1.816015, that in all decency the consideration of the question fur th•t slight's discussions should be post poned to a (stare day. The SPEAKER said that the statement of the Noble Lord was to be et/muttered in Iwo ways: first, whether it were irregnlar, and next, whether it were without preceilent• lu vindication ut his own conduct, he felt himself called Nom to slate what the usage tattle 'louse had always been. It was customary for the flume to adjourn harmony hour at night to test the twat morning, and then they might again adjourn to any future hour. It was late last night when message ha I heels received that his Majesty should be ready to receive the Address of the (louse of Commons this day at sine o'clock. In eummeenre of this the House had nod god asljuunscd till lire o'clock, and iso saw no moon why the Horse should not adjoura fur three as well as twenly-fuor boars. Imitances had iseettreed where the Hunter had met and adjourned lot the purpose of making two sittings. The Marquis of LONDONDERRY called the attention of the Muse to the 29th Jauttary, 1813, when precisely as in the mrsent instance the Mouse (sad suet at two o'clock to go op usib au Address. and adjourned to fire o'clock. Lind FOLKESTONE wished to state is e•planation that he meant no tuiputaiioa whatever upon the Chair. His ! object was to point out the toconvenieuee resulting flout the practice. The Marquis of WNVONDEIIitY observed that • Mr. DICKINSON mode an observation in a low towe of voice, which we could not dialiuctly hew. We isederateod the Hon.Genttereas to state,that be was not aware by vibes the roles had been signed. Sir FRANCIS BURDETT observed, that admitting lbe Court of Kiees Bench haul made the order alluded 10, Ire should art, why there should be a rieestanty for the applies flow ?—why Mr. Millet was to he treated in that MOW., ? why be was to be so persecuted ? Was it ant enough that he should safer the penance passed upon hint? which be should alwsys consider disgraceful, and calculated to bring the ad. ministration ofjost ice into contempt.rueli as Lord Clarcedon dem-rased in the infamous times of the Stuarts, which led to such unhappy consequences. He eftertiden.l the sentence passed spots dlr. Hetet not use of jinn lee, hut of vengeance. He considered It disgraceful in every way—must disgraceful as to its duration—fur Le should as noon suffer death as three years laiprisonmeut. The health of the person so confined must he nemearily impaired, and if • medical attendant was out to be admitted, be thought it 'mild be bettors& devise same other amass of torture, for all the eufferiugs he stsei dared were suffered tin private, and euticeated from the public. He was acquitted of all the aggra vated offeetees, and merely Num, VOA, news Ils Itsiond • of law, because . the meetiog be bad ettettiled wee illegal. As fur SD. Hunt's conduct at the inertia', use. - thing could be more meritorious, no Tan could have acted with more discretion or prudence; sod if he hail not hail the misfortune to have bad • Jury, the Judge world have acquitted him. He attended what he conceived a legal meet ing, and all the people that were there, with their wives amid ebilelrert Cargenilered it legal ; nod eves the opsolons of dm my Magistrates themselves sanctioned Its Ireality.—(Hear, bear.)—And while in that gaol Sir. Hunt lied done a great public service. in detettiag the practices of the gaoler, in a case aigreat difficulty, whets be eva sable to e ode the vigil awe of the gentlemen who visited the gaol. It was scanda loos in allow a gaoler to aggrayste the sentence of the law. Mr. Hunt arse nut within the reach of the rides, they merely related to felores.—(Hear, hear.)—A proseentiree lied been commenced last year with respect to Punic bresifs‘t powder, but he heard the penalties would net be insisted on ; how• ever, be had since heard that contradicted. This had nothing to do with the present case; he merely meatirreed it to slaw quo wale* Mr. Hunt had bees pursued. 11 hateeer Upi- MOOS might he entertained of Mr. Haut'■ ecreduct, they had why le insider biro these as an aggrieved individual, whom they were boned to redress ; besides, what was his fate to day might fall to their lot to-morrow. Mr. BRAGGE BATHURST complained of the manner is which the lien. Baronet had treated the subject. He com plained of the mode in which he thought St to impugn the sentence of the Court; but be was sure the House would agree with bins that the Learired Judges had discharged their duty fairly and inarifully, mol that they would not be deter. red by any sopeiliOnle that had been east alum them, or by the siwitlitudes of the Hon. Barrimet.—(Hear, bear.) Mr. BENN Err should like very much to loose who were the Magistrates diet made these orders, and who were the Judges that had signed them. There was not, he believed, a gaol in the kingdom where common felons were prevented Gem seeing their solicitor and surgeon.—(Hese,hear.)—llle should, therefore, like to know the names of these Magi strates who preannted to act in that matinee. Gracious God ! was there any men, who bad the (Mirage of • father imi their 'mom, could refuse the non admitteree to his fa ther'—(Chews.)—He was not nue of those who sopported Mr. Hunt's °Oolong ; he was uo Jetsetter of pa cow/act. He looked term bimsa an oppressed matt, omitting soder a most iniquitous juArient, fur such he Omura ever coati der it —(Hear.)—The reason lw did not being it before the Parliament (be wattt the last Parliament) was, that ue re dress could be expeeted.—(Hear, Mar.); in dosses sod out of doors he should •Iresys express winos so the iniquity of that judgment. • Mr. DICKINSON said that no provision had bees made in that gaol for persona eumusiterd fug mitilerseanors like that fur which Mr. Hint war suffering. The rules erre signed by Barra Graham and Me. Justice B.H. He took the rules himself to Mr. Justice Best, sod upou at•tine the crimplabst of Iris funny out being admitted, Mr. Justice Best blew what indeed was noteriorts, that what he called his family was a woman called Mrs. Vince, stud that this was out a proper petiole to be admitted. Sir ISAAC COFFIN observed, that he knew nothing about the thunib.sesews, or he should have Inoue the testimony he did of the character of llrbrster put. Slr THOMAS LETHBRIDGE did nut rise to piotract the discussion, but be could not avoid stature, that bad It not been for the couce‘ssinia made to Mr. Hunt in the be. ginning, they never should have had all this tensible. With regard to the Magistracy of that courtly, he must state that they were incapable of being iothieneed by any unworthy leo• tires; there were no turn snore respectable, and nose niers anxious to discharge their duty. Ile should out, add, that i should any ulterior procreditig arise from that Portlier', he should feel it his deny to oppose it. Me. HOBHOUSE observed, in reply to what had fallen from the Huu. Member fur Surnersetshire, that he the wo man who she may, they had no right to prevent her. With Mr. Hant's character he lad nothing to do. awl he should be the last person in that Hum to defrtull any lm. moralities. With respect tie the adwituirtrateme of.artiee, there was a paper in the hand of an Hun. Friend, roliiilP ing a list of prosecutions for pulitiest libels, Oue person had been sentenced to irnprisoi.ment for four years sad a I half. He contended there was poising worse than this in the time of Charles IL, and as loss as he bad a tongue, and _ .a OM whim d oneholosent- i • lion as the Hon. Umber hod doe. It w sot for -71 f hat fir a Dimension of Ihreis of the woo deseriostos a.' thee person was tried tad convieted by successive .1 that liatosideration it was that iadottnetd the Court I. 'hair • I . " - rt deaden upon his case, aid made op the weight of his ven- • Rim. With respect to she case of Mr. Meat, whatever he quarter might be from *hese. the Boa. nedftbet's iisforosep lion woe derived, the statement respecting the "Wahl of the Locoed Judge by whom that pence was mord, as to the 'reality of Ilse trobvietioss, was wholly isisfaimultal- Ho was astonished to bolt the mouser is which the preeree• Zet e that case had been apelike el. 4 awe isoperaied . this that was he would istoiertakolla say boil haver keen ....(Owen from the Ministerial Deaches.)—lt tank maid fir - the eery elan', to which ilk Moo It/easel( had wined it to be referred.—(Hear, hear! Into the Trea sury Berth )—The Learned Judge hod, with the utmost assi duity, exerted thorn faculties which his profound legal know. ledge and long indirial experience so peculiarly quali6e4 him to use with effect, for She purpose of divesting the care of every circumstance foreign to the immediate issue. and which might, in •ny way, lead to an endue Was.—(Bear. hear !)—Aod yet the conduct of that Learned Jades was now In be srralgued—(" No, nu!" from the Opposition, and " Hear, heir!" front the Ministerial Benches)—the con duct of the [Atoned Judge was now arraigned by the Bonoorable Member—( l . No, nor " Hear, bear!")—Lis sok sequeut conduct, though not his comities at the trial s had at least been arraigned. But so fa was that Learned Judge from harbouring any doubt with respect to the Coos vietion, that in pronouncing she sentence be foil`, expteused his opinion of its propriety ; and to delivering the judgment. of the Court, be stated that the offence of which he bad been convicted very nearly amounted t o hi g h treanott.—(llfeer )-- Honourable Gentlemen on the other aide of the Honer wield treat the subject lightly if they pleased ; they might thick Hr. Hunt au injured and as hng:eat than; they might think the meeting at Manchester a legal meting; but whet everopinious they were pleased to "medals would funnel no ground for impeaching the proceedings or lb. scalene* in the case. it had beau fairly dealt with according to the laws; the party had been fairly and impartially tried; the opinion of the Judges was decisive cia the law of the ease, sad the outwore which they bad pained was as lenient of soder the eircumalauera they could feel themselves war ranted in pronouncing. Here he could not help complaintog of the conduct of the Honourable Member fie Shremsbary io not bringing the subject forward before; wall he the but Parliament. for the Hon. Member urea mistakes is the date, the sentence haviog been paned in the pretest Parlia ment. The Honourable Member had ghoul a reason be not Wittily' the ease before the last Pertinent, but why bed be not dose Is at au earlier period of the present.—(Hear.)— With reaped to lb, rile, of the gaol at Ilehester ' it was as unfonaded assurtian that they had been f r amed for the pur pose of punishing Mr. Hunt; they were sot framed with soy view to him or to any other pieties individual, hut as being its She opinion of the Mgt adopted for t%e iretragon•nt of the whole of be prlonsiontatalaed in Oat gaol. They hod been framed prior haltr. Moe ' s hetet sent thither, and bad received the seeetiers crd raymrneal of the Judges. The Honourable and Learned Ottalleinatt con cluded with deprecating attacks of this vague and general nature on the character of the Judge*. If icy ground ex isted for impeaching their conduct in the atlnainiatretion of imgirt, tat thaw hr railed et as account on ascetic ebarC".• which they aught have as opportunity of meeting and rebut ting in a fair and open manner, and let them not be assailed in alai loose sad general way, wit hue! the maasoropportu nity of being hrard in answer. Mr. HOBHOUSE rose to correct a mistaternent of Si.. Hoe. and Learned Gentleman of what bad Adieu from him, lie Lad nut mentioned the name of Corldr, neither was ti:c ease of that person the one to which be alluded to the obser vations which he had murk upon the excessive nature of a sentence or fast years imprisonment. He would not now cornmeal on the connexion of his name with that of Carli'e, though be rerfeedy well understood what was meant.— (Loud cheering from the Opposition Benclies.)—A proper opportoaity would be afforded him at another time of nc tictog it. The sentence to which he had alluded was Ihit, and he had reedit from the return which he then held in bit band &ateliers by other jurisdictions besides the Coon of King's Bench--Ome"-otiu came—" four yenta and • half " There was no name atentiosied eitlwr in the return or by knit, and it was expire*, aimed not to be in the Court of King. Bench, so that it mold trot hare been understood as ref - cirri, g to the sentence us Carlile.-s(Hear,kwar.) The ATTORNEY-GENERAL begged to sieure she Goo. Member, that he had suit she smallest idea of any personal allusion such as was insinuated, in mentioning the case 91' Guide. He had nodemond the Hon. Member to hare beet , commensiug i,o the coaduct of the Court of King's Berner, and ha supposed him to have referred, as au instance of tie conduct which called forth those comments, to the sentence of bag itnprianntiaesil, which be bad so stroNtly censured on the ground of excessive severity: Aad knewiag that *putt Cathie so have horn ilia longest imprisirsiment which ass - Coati of King's Hooch had adjudged in sup case, and lop. posing the allusion to have arises out of and to lie Connect. ed with the view which the Hon. Member had taken of the proreediegs of that Croon, he naturally imagined the ease of Caddo to be lb. one referred to, and ihriefore he had ap plied Ida übservalioes in reply to that psetteetar case. • The Petition was then brought up sad read. Mr. Alderman WOOD said he hardly knew what coarse is would he proper for bins to mirror with respect to the Petition, for be apprehroded that if he moved that she House stimuli relieve this individual, he should he NM that It was coutrary to all form of proceeding. IS had been etrearrenoly stated in the seaspapers that Mr. Thinly, she new cotes, had mole • atroog complaint of the emolsort of. Mr How, and called fur the additional restraints acid powers whtch n ••1". new rules Imposed. Now be could undertake brstrre rr:or this motement was not tree. Ile saw Mr. Hardy last c... • - day, and hail or-cation to speak aOh him on it.. •Totidi , t b.* Mr. Hunt, and did not hex from him the smell. at cu.: , plaint on the subject. The Atiorney.t.icrisrst Los tried that there rules had bees exoreaely frontal wttb re ference I. Mr. MOM that paiticalar be was 41 1- tainly correct, fur they were made foot :teats ago; hot what was the time chosen for putting then to fora' How did it happen that from the convict ofibeir eat-cm:sr ity they but been allowed to lie dormant fur foot "eats, and were nut acted upon soda alter charges had been rote ferred against the gaoler, which, when the report of amen who had beet trip/cr.' in the itiVealtital tun of them cam e s o be printed, would be found to have Lien soloitsetiared ? Surely that eircuraetacce afforded cruog grounds fur the to fereme that the adoption of those lutes at least lord sum. re fermis., to the parlitithit 401111 , 141111. lilt Newsom was ;biro ordered tube printed. NEW WRIT. Loyd A. HAMILTON moved for a new writ fur the county of Argyle, in MOM of Lord Julio C.impt... 11; +he ha/ accepted the oiler of Steward of the Chiltern Huadrrd o .... Ordered. Lord l. 111 A SIIITON then gait notice, that on ITeeineh. day peat he should inure for the copy of cerotou appoimmetim relative to the inferior Camino:tar) Cour ta in scottana ; n o d also for Irate its beteg iu a Bill for tit abolitidn of Heise Coats. Mr. LITTLETON presented • Pattgiort from ybr keeper. sod retail deal. ra of the tows oLilartosouo.T.. s* F - A *Vt . . 1 .1