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400ths, seri tliwytlttesT it sill on • view of the diiNeoltios which would arise io the Ilittuswar Common* if she measure were riosited ante • law, tort this they act themselves up as iodizes of the privileges of the House of Cowinsoas. He did set eortiplaia of the other House for having throws that Bill out; bet it was rather hard on the. House of Com mons Oleo they arm up a joint measure, to have it throws o ' u t; awl now • twerste measure was proposed that also was ‘-bieCis Id• err whether separate or joint, she enemies of the tamtomett lad always some ohiretioti of form so fitterpo.e so the way "right ant justice. The ileelaratino was now elver op, tied outhinz irmatatd but the oath of sopremacy. H. banll OW Used a shadow of argainelit against the claim of thaws Wee Penults to be restored to their hereditary His Hight Honourable Fileaid (Mr. Peel) had with his usesl ingtunity displayed seine objections vhs"./ forisal. hot it woo die duty of she House. if injury lad Iwo lallieted, to repel/ it without being entanzierl is miss sad eillitalties; to go boldly forward snit present low meagre t.s the Lords. traviiig the [emboli of their pettrilersts Se br itivressen by themselves. their rear, and, as well as we could rul- Wet from the great noise prevailiwg is she Hoznie, contended, that all Hui great withorides foe Catholic &tome, patio. were directly avfebeeql to the plan adopted by the Hied Hon. Gee. Items., foe tilt Now no man bed ever said that any other limn a omelet /wattle • ought in he adopted, and that the Catholic Pete sad the Callt..lic Commoner .thottO be alike llet is Us the hettehts of she Constitutios under proper sees rims; lent this mentiore hail she couressloos in the sue head Uwe is mcorities to the other. If the Catholic Peer. were WOW se be apholited„ this iu tonshoettey with that they could Wet skull shot the Commoner should he eligible to sit is lb, noose of Cronmoinii I..llearthat that would Come the to civil stakes. rind theta what would heroine of sri that Wald ?Ai? w • Ago ws.dfa he eaelaalte Commemerr as a cry alight be raided whirls, fur he take of extending t's • measure to two Peers., he was no prepeied to *III touch( to be encountered. He was worry to we that, in they reeneel, lbo nation.' character foe piovieleace had ho en exceed. d by the providence of the Lists who were by no means famed for that quality ; and if the rate Ltd heed started before. ►and, tiny our 'might have enteirelled the et versei but so tt was, the blab bad p.epar►d a way for theniselvca, which the Scotch hail not. ile,therefore, notwithstanding the kind advice given him, dud not think it would eciailitee to the entries of the measure to Hag It se lilt any chows which would seem like a repeal of the Art of Union. The Hon. and Learned Gentleman (Mr. Wetherell) hisil ad)-,urnrd the Rowenal pert of his argument, and therefore had not °Neve,' tither to the principle or to the expediency of the measure; he merely said It was partial, is if that of nere•sity interred blame. Heretofore it was nhiertrd Met the mauler was so perplexed with driaili that, for erreetive eciarderation, It mast b► broken down Into smaller potions; now bete was a detached portion which could most conveniently be considered a part, and now they turned runnel snit say their great capacity w less atumerh for Ih. la all," sod wised beteg mother every contained in the widest range of looney, or within the twist distant prospect of Minify. With respect to the declaration, there were none but mutt feel that liVdertare a wenalive &Genre to lem►ts and here. tofere resaside►ed as crimes, bet only as marks of class, most !remold injirions. Hr d.olliti out diSlik It lay MANI, that when be was nue. inc• It the table what Was entire y ue.eeresn.y to the disrbvige of Isis a Mem• tier'.( Parliament, and ini4erative, exerpt to give pain lit Ornate subject! that It was piescrifwd by the law, which ire could not but think hieupethent and non ~,,, ary ; le 111rik eoislii he feel sympathy when discoursing with those Who wire of tbii relitMna Prisua , ~, whilst they Orniac.l alt Baal% litittie ♦ie . LAW INTIILLIGHNCi. COURT OP CHANCERY, Lawcours Tummy, Aram zit. The Lo*o 01.11/Inti.oll t■me into Court at tea o'clock. LIBERTY OF THE SUBJEur, Mr. Ca tgo begged leave to make as appliraii•• is • case which affected the lilei toy of the subjert. A Peliiibis bad bees preseated to hi. Humour the Vier-antareelar by Jahn Couserley, a person who bail beets manakinl to the eviarsly of the Wears of the Fleet Prison for a contempt of Court, praying that he alight be discharged. His Huuonr chivied that notice aboolil be g.vesi to the Grouchier party. which bad fwea done, and the in-tidos cane on to be leer.' before his Hisaunr yesterday, Mr. Heald appearing so oppose it, who restated an affidavit which had slut hero Iliad, vs nett ...NI is Court. His Honour, was looking over it, isrdined that IL. petitioner abuidd he ' , avoided to pliant until alliehaelass• Tenn mitt, thereby doectiiig that he shoold be impri• pawed fur sir month, ',racer, ilw crodruce 'm1,11'11444 in an affidavit shirts the pcill more hail newer ereiy and of course cowl! out contradirt its ai:orgattiors, nod the paity snaking it casllJ out he pr.aecut.4 for pi risiy, as the •ffi•lstit had not bera hied. o.a lobs* grimed has Honour had ruins to liar derissuis whole be led, it war net fur hies Ore Learned Cougar!) to aorissise. Waal he bud Is ark of his Lordship, us the gratuitous Advocated the pow Petitiotser.vrasolert be would hear the Palatal •6 Thesimliy tarsi. It was seem that the Peobiewer bad hers insperiseued three 'vas. eititetst any tither erase oaf rum irt tool the gaol alliswauce of fomenters. per day it was step swore, that she Pelilione.'t pnesesire was required in the rounto p. MO big libeler was necessary as a linehnis.l4 y labowere for ihe sawn t . . . • 2'llll DUKE OF ronk. We see ceseeresd to say, his Royal ihr of York is rap by a severe @poniard ackle. Hi. R..,,1 Hickson, after atteodiag the celebration ii(..os birth day. aid dial o g with th e Prioress knavish is. tau. posy With the Ki n g, set out f ir Newmarket. pail Ica Out place as moo as the race was toye r on Feld ty. an d R .- rived iio tows soon after toiler o'clork that night. lt., lurday morning his Royal Highness appeared L.. i• th e right itakle, which we •nderstand was occsopaml ht sippiag as hi was descending suing stairs, whirl he outdo to swell very meek, nod extruded to kit IL tote,. Ottelltil to his Royal Highness'. great arrrotaa eu41.111111/11114 I. prrsevered to walk sub the iletanhee• of a strong stick. wearing a lust Plariele.l co. opro t e the upper leather, His Hoysl ft i elutes., Loot err. went to Iti• office to the Horse Guards, and tran•acted bottoms 0, day, the sprain rot worse, and he was allti.ed by Ur Moo armor, his soirceno, and Sir Henry Ilalfold, tot to • frogs to walk hut to keep himself quiet, whirl, hiss 11..”4 He.,. mar continued to du up to yeidorilay, *lwo h.. the humor with the of crsiehro. IIt• Itsysl II ati. mess, we are happy to soy, ruistiiiitetl is the rainy .0, .1 of rood bodily Mall, with the eareptioa of a oh& attack of the govt, which did mot poorest hi, those linctiness (rots to ling bionics, as swot. 'll6. atty.' hike has received rialto from the DocheA of Glosireitor, PtiliCrell August., ilir Prior... Sophia, the Llesi krt. of Kraig and yesterday York H0t.... was throageol with the ramifies of pub' lily and persona of dioliertiiits. The ou them, we are ' baler. r .41111. ' • iii eft. Li NDON MAY FASHIONS. [Fruis " Ackeraasta's Itepoiilory of Arlo, Fosisimu," 4-e) ilOlOll%O DIMS. A rou•d drew, composed of batiste ; the bottom of th e shirt is emlooirlesed t o a 'analog poll!. w of peal** in yet. los Oil k, surmounted by a wreath of the same flower disposed in a wive. High body, to 1a.t.0 behind, mid with a little Values, hi the bottom of the bark: the boat is pl•in, lord is mil moderately high am the shualder ; the waist the usual harsh. !mug sleeve, eery tight, and finished by • polish d rut; the points turn upwards, and •re edged with )ellsw satin. Full epaulette, eat i• slashes, which are filled with satin, to correspond with the trimming. A very full ruR, eumpoard of Urliones her, imimpletely envelopes the throat. The twad-dreio is • deati ertriwitte, made of blond asonli, and 'women' with yellow glaze nLbun the form is Ir. markably simple ■wl r lrgtr.t. Back kid shoes, sad glu►em to correspond with the trimmings,' the dress. Lt. Dirso. Rotted dreNe„ composed of tulle. aver • white satin .tip : the boitom of the skirt is finished by a ru.nttert of /NM lermioed with reads; this is aortnutotte.l by a towssmisog comp...et' of Salle. (hen irk, and pearls, thalowerl in altrsuate w.e.ths of corn-flowers and rvvre : this trionoine has a - iTo I v.i. mi• r, BU peA rE:i; '•11 B. Pr I eit to. bearsaH L ease fa tore dira, at rand-im Aisdreg 3[l llswirl ,uls6tq dente u Swaim Peril licit' Si t resp Hoadre Tbvusa rani Ns. 34, HUNIOII .411 11 0 1 1.0 lief 7 I li‘itklisi Puri*el "omit, Vim de: OM MD MaIMMO la ow MEWr. II 11•1 1 16•1111.141 C I a+Y. •.a-.c 'lt, au • •••I ....aw..., an•• onurri me •.- , ••••••• ,•• ••• p.• ••• ••••••• - - -- ---,----- -- -- ••----•-- - - - - - --•••--- •-- - -.r • •••- •• • ...........its nowt %WC I .C.ltroaser are urea stmpreemarat , -swims... - . ut y eon persons sit dirdiertion. The soar is -- NOW to he aihnitteel, thin iii rorudeettey wills that the y could to fellow subjects that It was pi escritti•d by the law, the bottom of the skirt iii finished lay a pai onset of belle in. th ree pre ", w i s h wat say what aw ,. at ,„ at .,,,,,,,, wt No , t e, su these, we are happy to isse, saw, His Metal High.., , is Th termieed with pearls; Ib is is aor m oo in e rl by a trusernisig gaol allawarice of fourpence per day It was rho swesea.that : better. , eke / LM okay that the Commoner &Mould he eligible to sit ha whirl, ke could not hut think hie:potion and ruin ~,,, ary ; • the m oo , ' o f Carna l / m a i r..110‘111( dist would come the se Mille (yield he feel sympethy when discoursing with those emuloy•rd of little. edesalt,+aft pearls, theuesed is elteruate i the Pettlta l aa.'s pres s ure ar t a requ i re d i n the count. y. as hi e 1 S w.evths of cone-flowers mid neve : this trimming has a i Weiler wa• necessary as a lanalsandey lehriorer for the seppeeet 1 flare klagiiintety to civil olfien. and their what would become of who were of this rellelners posts* ...... ,es Inlet they praise., 4On. tilles e esolmea which Mr. Pitt hoe declared essential, and that an the beauties of the British Constitution. ter such he oinking mod elegant rd. et. The /11011 fie la eat low. arid in iof his parrot. sad faintly. He t res s, a r oe L aer i s t al , ~,,,,ad I iv tight a motor as to give mosiderahle width to the cheat : it ! consider that the inswertaat mimic of the rase, sad she -a- re tworealashisi and seeterritshowld go hand In hand. S. e what should ray, 5. Tim emir that stisith is the . tether en of Warta Fellow in paw* of consirteacy-- len, the Catholic the whole-your own exclusion." He thought It m4l nete *rev worile he Ise to without soy test or security ; the to expert of any loyalty, Hitt it shoal., see he raclasion rev elliamoser woold follow avid then doe Church the Mil; enmity for its p r y tilleSal the limit. hive composed of Mlle user go tint tiat , „ )at j t w „,. apeete d o i l sail. ,fell, ad ornamented with iroiate tee • it is abort amid • corierpond. The front hair is il din light full nu e lets tonveM oho delis iiireprahled privileges; and thus, by itts they should be ready to lay dawn their lives in defence o: a a lsi en tight to lia. shape. Three falls of fuarfcrefla la 1 I;berty of the subject heing •ffeeted, was asuffieteut apology 1 uyeauant.cauvresedrisyr.re:foirebotlenaitrlie,..i.inathligB:ll:inhated4l;sailiirlit'at.l4:..l6ta:•etims"...irseansiiltarliiitititio..:lts!tit,l4,, white i for his makina Ito etielicesisen. .. „....4 4, his . i m t :17; a b st .i d t Jo ib lt y La . l!us T lis b on el ni b a i sl t o . ...r p e g e n it i t n iertmaliatil.„6:l.::: 1 Ou T a ti l e a L n o il n i. u ,l C o l t o ll ut a ti c i t e e d .s.u .,. moo.. There ran be nie order made were amongst the bee, nete.ti,:- M Th of Br she T beimil 4 pr.ress/ measure, all townies world be annihilated. As to system whielerested chentislty upon their own degradation. whirl.- fell °ere law al the sides of the face. The hied he'r Mr . CHINO sod it was sa lt e we hi.. to tbe neeepeity of some areirritirl e he had the •uthuritY of Oho He odollted the truth of all that hail twee asserted of Is airanged on bows sonweilial higher I l ion it b ee holy twee Honour corning to the exenclusion he hint :he asaiiirel his showed many iequisitra. Ta rea r names if poi, m e nti o n, p o en:rob', Windham, sad Charles II.; he admitted that a more preflignle and emelt'', worm. He'd dressea eery full Pliloic"f"ileudiich "'lie". Ltictlehits lie had Slat user-staler) What had takea place biefur• Estes, and Aetna his pupil, who la s t h ea t K efi d, ; ,. k. 6. ... Bride ; !Wert the Right Honniorabk Gentleman (31e. Ceasing) Monan-h never s at erre the duo .e, unr use more intrust ito and • Pearl sprig. Necklace and ear Ong., pearl. White I his M ono''' . . brayed well, mid displayed the finest of eriowe in r e e The Loan CtuneaLuta-" A. Hie liberty o f eishket meat and parries. Kates bed Use tem in pricker" ' • Om hiseratf; fur even he, in the elomseut apeerh with which coatrolling liberty. The slave of France- 7 111e mien pro- kid eines, and while geode Nophe sheen ... ID had opened the business, had said that cuntessien lessor of Prot:giantism, and seciel adherent of Popery-a is affected, tier 101001 10 the other side that I will bear the : (lawns) and 16111.-Thsaset.to, an often repeated, I petition the first thing on Thursday worrier aitzt." Mural be secontpanied with , eirmortosurate seentitin.-- bigot in the beginning, sad a tyrant in the end. lint It was (From La Bale Asesseigis] ! nose of its excelloseies. It is a master -pieceuf the ere sad T . ... • t (Hear, her .)- If, as tag assersed, Ilse time wan coining strange the Hon. Geod.-man did not Pee that this deatroyed .--... Application granted. : produced mole applause, and Na, two men maid give p,, lf e *Nen this measurer indet ho carried, then he would say wait his own a r gumeoto. The worse the reign of Charles 11. was FRENCH kYRNING DRF-111., -------- - ; satiseactiou tu the •nestrur. e. till thew sad let it he a perftet meesiere, fur he world tench made, the leis sirnilmity mold three be between the two pe- Dm , or 8 , 0 „,..,,,,,, situ . soar, hoe net; the Net eiweee,i COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Wersimintevaa, i The oho heels were uf the vnLasing order, and the . Jul - vaeltar par it In We, talon,. • comprehensive view of the Hods; He would gn along with the Hon. Member in his cow- with elsahas furter 4of roe/eau of peak satin, the border TIII.IIOAY. Antic 30. treat was amosesig. Mare wholeanobjeret, 'thee thee legislate by 'ph-ermralt soul he de- demnatio. of Charles It., and would then ask him, " Rave Misemed with rickettsias of pink crape with polite of pink - _ --... Mr. i timid that his own upinioneef te the gem rat me..... had you now • Popish Kin ?or an heir presumpi ive weildolf2 satin, turned up over the puckering, shrew made are edged REDFORD to. Dlett.XY AND OTti Etta. PSDSB77:IANISN. Calpu eretissrsied husk the attearpfiltadie To %retie forward this par. Popery, or funetie/sMicti plioltior to restuee that ( hills ' Pith Islorid: the corsage eiriebeil wills slashes, in the Nee- •-saillms- -411 1. Moe. Ho was not ah Nihattellaterat the• Rieht 110- Or will you 'MHOS six Catholic Peers berates, they ell pleb leskion: sleeves short and fell to corraspood. The THE E MANCHESTER CASE. Captain Slownse having compleeed his task nu %lords To .sodlialk i hr Mattleapea or Ille flistmentelate him oa- the nos form • matrity 110 0 , Douse of Peen o f CV, to enahte Liao twinged ~, tame curl . and how., newel oremomiii i w i s h Mr. Evart' said he h i d , in the absence of his frlered„ s i g h t , of go i ng to t r eatt ,,, thy. ;a 1.,,,kah.,,,, mad har k . t . . . . . Ais sit NOM! he hear that fete twashme would rue me- him vrhen Protestaut 'ism to, what !to embenee the lanpittereligiour • peak apd silver aims gauze. Isis serpent is frost, fuented Mr. Blecklerrne, who aaa prevented attending us, thi s was. dime i.e rival pedestnasis have started to excel his AG /. be ellested that trf Blithe extroorderiary Bills ever brought He meat say, thatonni to the fears which Tiles Oates ilifire• ..A. I se, Pmts. .Ear-rings and necklace at' large orieettal pearls, sit" by indiaPositiou, to apply to their lee ' , stops for • new nine mace pr day , Oessleii* Me that House, Mo penseet Rill was the acme ed into the notioyi *Ili: ieljnoire t'sai'llist collitallifed, White satin shoes, Mine kid gloirm, and carved cedar far. trial he this ease, which ass en aetiou tried before Mr. Jan. A Yorkshire pidwarine, of the same of Itlake4y. eased am seldP beetle of witrivelk* innytilarSe.s-r a mir. hest, ',tithing co ll i e ' he 'pp m groin than su ch /easier§ those Turgesite twee.; pearls; see very „wall brilhauls, wre tier Hatruyd. at L„, o . inter, w h en a v er d ic t was taken for from Piccadilly yraterulsy tworuirig to me to Exeter, by • E • ~,, , ii , Dm , ow ., y e t, ! s obeertiey sr etsletiMet I, ever as byrrellog to irreven - fel' in redressing together, form • • footway hoick I. jewellery for rings; of I be T ik he f l c .o wl a s e ul e s u • acr JOIMICt caked if a bill of esceptifines d u a r ys W . ar li ga e in i . s ie b r :te a k is ed d Zr iN te n' to . a ge d :Bl% 6 ' l s. " .fles3tray"'silweisi% is sea via Illitiribeetriae oPiteltairtilleiliry Id:hula serewrities; mad mit•iibstandiog Mesp : it. lie fruited, that • gold eat-nags is the form of a cone. or of a chrysalis, ere sr 'hi he' Wald OW bait thin% ' Ole 'Might firoacarith's Gest/man ' " . rocars ; ef the)iravetted follies of the volv," resent the novelties .of dm dm N are poniards of topaz bad no been feud. red ? T IIII‘ e . E L e w e i e w s en ssis i w ee eree .4 l l, i; s t , h: e s x ffi p r r m es a se ti d ve a . „ram whether, f le :thi es . :lll: fl u e g a m o d kt a i v be s a: ii H A . ;. "l 4 ; d 7 . e . a p y r. i ( i . is r e fo s i t u art secry ed ..froivfm slay., negt. And hetratueeddhe Bell in the year 1821, steno opportsaity wading nor prippeet the'lloSse fries tag it. 'The re- sod „h.,. aatitwessomits woo Nom boom , oulootc. Che. sty awe of .-Awe eplcoutitrillisplays of eleuprenee with whirl. strielloss, if ihry Pere lobe !esti& wed; man tie imeitherun nth 711 ea favourite creasally Me Misillai Mar, peak, lavender, To- of, Ike . beraetalt it thil"balefr If dellgSting the Hlusire, foreseeing as grusSeir on which : they were origiaaftylaheleA,ar it shalthibf ai d ersawaeo l oorc „. : 4 : ~. ~ „,, whilst the bill of rwrptio,.. ..i..,,A, else motion could be Rath road. Ile did the Seat day% task at Mw 6;16:k al N Ow ..__, lessaMe3llllled, ke t lfilli-lie slateld hove tin mete opportunity alketra teal some Giber grewit# Noll exist replotted (0 them"; ~,it ... made for a new trial. Ihe Learned Counsel was, however, I meal, sod went to bed Well 01 1 1. 11011111111, Will. the ' . aletthiallitopetrevs•-( Hear, • Hasa I)-The Might Boa. Gentle. lend what, lie would s•lltorapnrre es' etilesfe, , ti for a Papist t;.e , „ rifler som e runveroilon, permitted to pruned. .... _Le.,,.._L?.___i_: . Ou ' PASNIONA DL It PA RTI RS. SINN, th hie itriaterriabl outlet* bred omitted to notice tbe era King, fur • Papist svg-eesiey, dud for 'a Stioistry ph/tilde •::_, Mr. ye said, tbr declaration charged she Itefendante (irsltti of James H. and alas lb. RevOlNtow. Thor was good to neerthroo th e p ro i es g a r re ligi o n. If Or e meaiffita! '' ----ss-- with wouridiug and cutting donee ihr Poop(' ff. Hr bast hoW FROM LAST IV IGH7 4 S ciAzsrrs. Air regorge fur believier that CMOS* 11. was a Papist ; •iid pined, aii his Right ooooreble Friend (Nita Plunkett) * ,''The kfarchiotses• of Catadeu's Inteeded rout op Friday is in apply in their Lordships for • new trial, um the following bearsal 74t. ffieri, iw hi.reseatelheast Porta, tamed in a m in er* to si a o,d, it w o u ld e ff ect a i rit. e eons ne u t guod-if would is igamponed until the 10th . points: First, that the 'mauled Judge had rejected evadesee BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED - Mit Ilista,elgitt daye after the death of Charles II , • itiestion e. tendered as an art : jyfttice, ass atonement for ;aisle, The Marcloionesa of Salisbury hill got sayfta lo air for the Plaintiff which ought to have been admitted; me. William ilautlo jo•• of 141 ""tehe essefeettoor. ro . ~.. ohs have of the Catholic reiligines. Ile Right Host. mud an set of rcyystance , fity,loioecol blood-it would on head s , eeeeing , ca kes b ees siale a , courtly, that he bad received evidence on the part sif the Deo BANKRUPTS. Gera. 1 1 001 said that the canweamigiseel few esclerling Pei r. WAS prepare the %Unit! Oils/ Ileum fur the larger roctlonre, and Lady Sophia Heathcote intends giving a •YillpUllyi hall /rodeo* it hick was ern legally admi-p l ioie ; thi r dly, m a t William Watkins, of Norms juxia leatrey, %Torreon, M i persons who had taken the and supper on the 201 b iostso, at her bore ie drugyaaar. the Learned Judge's dirt-chute was against law ; sod, rur," 4 " l thrt a lege helotiond, yet, at least &ohm the whole of the reign 'aloe those • Meet ..kiepti o nt THUS so/James 11.. the law Wall One 1010106 1 1 was lb aid proper to Dabble - to appoint IL . e Right Honourable Gentleness square. sa ns (earthly, that the verdict was ai,aisist evidence. The Joh° Pr now or late of Ho•doe:Iles Mutoommthe :his Se net repro. Anaraiine to the Ude* with Sessla.ad I Catholie eat deals amnia toed cheers and cries of ° Question!" Dowager Ltd, Heave had a ael•ct fashiamble pernhyse. Plaintiff was prepared to slow • large aaserobbige 0 / . 11 ^Plireaer- • Peer tepid ',eine., elect oe bd ATOM: we triMs Par might The Haan impedia t etyig divided, and the nombers were-. today creak; at her house in Albeinsele.street. .. . , persons at Stanchest., ; that the fuer D. fesidants rade nem Willie= Heath, of Cheadle, Stafford, gin ta co. under this measure sit in the House of Peers, bat if elected A;e• i•••vte.•”• 14 tie she Hewn of Curansuue he .11M mit ode, their doors: N o m this was cerinialy • mint ludicrous dialuerioe. The Hose. • • ...-- by ape ards uf ROO •Isstie platted fhi istonablen which they ascot peruse' were •fies wards found torna "' do! ; W. Kokes, oh Hereford, o, Pholltirree. doe. at I Mad Learned Genii man oh-ening the Impu•ienes alai- fated hy the House to come to the questima, tronchtdol be Majority is f • of the motion.. 5 --• The House artjourised at ONE O'CLOCK. Mr.. Wat.Gusliog's ball WI Moods, everriug let Penland. they teudered evidence to prove that tethers were wounded as plate was very elegautiy antuded. well as the Plehrtilf, sad that • peivos named Wright, who 6.111111•111 Anima, uf Brmuyard, Herefod, virt•aller. IsascGrero, of Btraiieglearn, it err. 1 Raton Bentik. Hereby, of Arbour-square, Comieercial. nordate went down to take nutts, was suck at to the hissitage; and pausseiteg op hie objection. to the noseen, and hia Mimi. . ... _ --- - t - ....._____ -- - - Don we eater apes a more material breach .f the argument r FASHIONABLE MOVEMENT& that although they could Not prove the Defendants aelually 1 read, Htdd,,,._trmizi 80 :1" 1111 !!... M l ' vie • foi as e occarion. DSITAIHN, CATHOLIC BOARD. ,_-,...- wounding the Plaintif, they )Sold Aster their womanise a' Pa" lie of 0 al elowiliee Drew*. Oda builder. °their mad by ibis bead of evidence Owe Promised le she, . H enr y r Wilson, of Hatteo.g ar de n , m i d n u e .,. ‘ „ ► a5ei ,,,,,, c . Thomas Bentley and Edward Bentley, of Lein . nee brace- STK Al Mr. CANNING thee rote and said, that after the full No. 2 p > NOW LINCOLN'S INN. The Hutto of Rolbulif is eaPrelvol 10 leave lawn tilt. da l t se fleeing to concert, • hich be (Mi. Erato) -eosieeiled-wouldevery I TH measure of attentioa whir h she Hoare had been pleased lu :A •.ti 1 , 1 e..! fur his oat, &teem Castle, Renlandskire. be aulficieui l u make all liable. He wool suppose fur en ind " dfaetwrett ' Part tavoui him with, it was mut his Irish to avail himself of the ____.___. _reen7r , ,-- „. The Marquis uf Salisbu ry a.tived yesterday at his boom . • James Horsley, of Newcaalle-upon-Tyite. lion draper. instant Hot the meeting hid betas such sis tonally takes steps privilege usually •Ilowed to persons briaging any treasure The Board appose...oe aairanue .10110000 W (Mr re in Arlington otreet from his seat, Hatfield. before them ; hat there were 'tome points In the R i g ht Ho"' i. Any, the Id last.) IS 011/111010A ELY' PIPITTPONIIO. co The Earl and Countess Verulani Mt returned to town place at • race cuorse, ands I persons were to t ide trio (Reefraftedtr of Gazette Mow nut.) ven t o awl - ntleseate's (Mr. Purl ) end the Hun. and Learned Gentle- from their seat, Gurbambury, Herta. the course man speeches, which he could sot prevail opera him- EDWARD JERNINGHAM, See. Lord Dynevue arrived yeaterday at his hoses in Dover- son should li strike around them with sticks, and one per- -.•------- P re ach 's e seriously wounded by some of the party, A private letter from Greece states, that the Eipleg. •••••world it milt b e allowed to sheer that they acted la COlSeeft ! Llwyd, sell to posy in *ikon. If soy prisms had beard the - - street (me hie seat in Wales. Greeks have pruclaitued the indepentleirce of their He submitted that it would be competent fur them to s h e. GMrstil 'debate of the slight mahout being apprised of fire npi. Arrivals at Huelgaua'a Hotel, Doyerstreet to:Mamascountry, and the formmtion of a proviooilal Conti- omo , o • of ( bore w h o acre 1, take a part in it, h e Bt. PHILIr •NDJ•111.11.--Halid•I at the Bank, Exchequer, Philip and Mrs. Bagge sud family yesterday from their seat that, and therefore that ire die present use the evidence 'FBA Hatt CO would surely have supposed Mat then were no dif- Emit ladle mid South ties Homes. iu Norfolk. Departures :-Cspiain end lAdy Mary Flimsy improperly rejected. The peal point Was , that the Learned tution and Government, by which Christianity es Judge had admitted evidence . us the pan of ' the Defenilaum, e1ec1a.....a-r 1 the religion of thr State, nod the executive with F Don forester em the enesine lii questien , but that every one i fur the Duke of Richmond's oat, Goodwood, Sawa, all . which by law was loadmiestble. Tbe Magistrates mod Issww „ i ts „ m im e d iii ti" pir ,„„. , „f,„,„„ by o w R e _ Eight. was °Nbtrittly oolfor'd WI rinceestine only such oneudateeits their way to the Cape of Good Hope ; and Earl Lieveu. roller Arent were permitted to shew the alum which ' Bust as a l ight mea g er t o its peeress. The speech 4 the Noble • e % a Arrival. al Mr PollorY Hotel, l'irradillf ' - ' 4l r* V ' ultil- el l nod in their owe m'iuds, and to draw a pinion of terror preteita ‘ ti Yea of the , nation. At preheat Gicece 'scion- -I.ord irk° assially peeseand Petition to that House Coen ./.11{E Bl.:1 1 1. 1 S 1 - 1 PI:.ES S. Int and Lady Tutor front fieeniliket ; Sir Gordon Drum- which existed in their own instillations only, and which Pflseu of mue provinces-the Peloponnesur, 11/rotten 'enrols, Amine 04414161 in was irodeed the most honourable of any ; thong:A mood, Bart. and Mr. Russell, frew a tour. ,-- )et had sr iolluesiee on the Jury, thuugh it bad ia fact Greece, Eastern Greece, mud tlx Islands of the Arm ------ 1, /lie positive was Not opposed, he deprecated the imprudence - --,------Is------ - nothing to do with the ease. LADY 101'H1.4 HEATII,COTE'S GRAND ROUT Mr. Justice BAYLSY-.-" DiJ Hwy speak to no facts, Mr. chipelago. Ketch leas ita part molar Cooper's* at the of bringing it forward mow The Right Honnumble Gentle- man (Mr. Teeth had, is ith ao anslely for the sweets. of the LON DON, , ... first. Prince YPSILANTI in Peril-ales'. ;of i.he Peened, se stet & Simeon., which he (Mr. Coming) erns glad to are lEvan. I 111ARROCOlDATO: of the third, M. NIONI; sad lead poiuted out • Number of diffieoltres, and a variety of WEDNESDAY. MAT I. teta. Her Ladyship opened her elegises mansion in Grosvenor- Mr. Evaxs-" To none except in 'brie ow* fears. Mr. At ani of the that'll, one of the principal iolteliitauts of squire we Moodily evening to the Assaf lon. The lye spa- Hay and Mr. Halton did, indeed, swear to wine mi..iscs fl' of in which be (Mr. Cooling) was &tenths( his own tow sad elegant draerieg•nounis, with the too dining-par. log is the air." the island of Hydra. There will be formed uthor . If haws tte entered the House be had doubts as Woes were thrown open which were most brilliantly illumi- Mr. Justice BATLIT-" Stale the name of some intlivi- provioces, us the other parte of Greece free thee.. • a t to the eapedierey yr brisigitig it fortvaid, tie now had nose. brif. CANNING) made Ins promised motion last watcd, and urie decor ' aied with Noncoms pots of the :. dual to w h ore evidince you particularly object." He wig glad that he had Introduced it, thialing it with be • •selves from the Turkish yt.ke. There is oleo au Castawi , n i ght so the House of Commors, for leave to bring choicest ! ..wets. 'There were present ucarly four Inmate.' • Mr. Evans particalariziM the evacuee uf Juba kluore, ie l insidered ins the Inshinger of future sueeera whee the Bigot b Arrupsigtle in each of the great provinces, for the Runde' presume of th e list distinctiou anal fetishism, annul *llona . J am e s Heath, and oaken wltuesses. Hon. Geotleman (Mr. Peel) No burr depreemerl bet iii.tt. ~in a llill to repeal so much of the etatute of tuisheil were- ! on the third point, the Lea neit Counsel observed tbat be adinsiiptiation of civil justice. The Natiott..l Cour tiputcd 11. The Plain! Hon. Gentleman had staged dial hi fleeter] CHARLES 11 , as pieee Its Room Cmtholie Peers Tea Dube of.Glotsceeter, Princes Ciroilelli and Labuknwils had to cumplaio, the Learned Judge had slattd lu tbe July green sits this ;tear at Corinth, and remelts. au See. male; i I rlr. Conner) had brought furs and bet nee prendeet of 'het _Poen and Princess Esterkaay, Due De Cuieny, Duke of ell the facts leutling to abew the illegality of Ibe weeded, mon all this first year. limier heterfering with the pervileges of the limos of Luanda : from sireang mid voting in the frikienst of Lords Swaim . ' ' Destonslire, the Duke of Grafton aud the Ladies Fitzroy, but outlines !endue( the other way. :lie had alluded to the disfrsnettisiog et . the Bishop.. Hut he w hi c h, after a long debate, was earned by it majo- MS Duke aid Durkee' of Montrose, Earl Whilwarth alld . - Mr. Justice ' tlot.anyn add, be certainly dial sot read (Mr. Cannitee) bad oily used it to stow that the House,Ns. 34, v4 9_ Me Duchess of Dorset, the Duchess of Burcleuch, the thrungh the *bele untie evidence, which was so Vuluusimuse; . 'eves al emu, wilid attempts have been ma d e to maglitatialt Is the tame of Charles It.. had widest the mischief which illy of five; the nuisibera beitig, Ayes, ter Kure at Areisjues.,•nal that his Majesty had seat an Ad. &Ilene 1 Duchess of R•rheuend and the Ladies Lennox, the Alaopises be, however, told the Jury that lie would le -d the evideseee . Esq. Si thepshed formerly anise. He bad mentiensed I. its as tains- Noes. 244. uf Graham and Taiiatoek, the klatchluinnes of Salisbury, ' upplying to any pesticidal. point, if they wished it; but the • girt at to the Corte' derlariag them responsible for the m u se. lice, and had those a parallel between that measure list the von. L •Wilkie:etre, Wstrefered, Exeter, Stafford, oil lavuituek, the Jen bad said it was wholly unacensary. iprences of such attempts. They odd that i s • MOM ailtial meet, sneastores of HMO, Is ladime the Hosts, of Commun. now to.„ held no the lith, the revolutionary party roamed to ibo v la w ar e ll ism ated Ea Cu ri a li n ee d ie L s e tr a f sn ili , i o d f m a y a ai tc n r uil E 4 s co rl Co untess m a l i e n i rl ..e.4u... el.o 6l . r. th E r itA t e b s te ss w i e d s he a La wa: c ii . bi ih i s e re t l u jsi a ry nre an i d hat t , ha a t ad ate to r a u te r ia . , (......,,,, 1 ,, dcciere hwdtaaad VII! joeop ,, bk of gomo i og i i,. imitate the Hoose of Contatoos of Challis ll.'s time in the We have received Paris Papers to the 28111 ' " ' eionenierit which they lad made; and he ha I wriitiumed the elf, T hey h ave no interest but what they derive dale and the Letitia Lowther, Dowager Countess of War. ! penes of justiee would perhaps hoe been beat answered by ' Art uf sth Ftmeleeth, as of a similar kited, and he bad e x. wick, Earl and Cosiness of Manalthi, Eeri and Countless of reaffirm' user the whole of the evidence. The Learned lodge was custbsted and defeated by the Moderates, at the head of plaiued it overly as dm Right H ou. Gene bad doer. The plain from the announcement of a rise in Or funds. „._ whom stood the celebrated Deputy Angelina Argotic , . De. y, Earl old Countess tedium, Cosintrin Grosveuor, , had told the Jury that Mal cruple fats wile, that loth ogard to Aaiun,' of Catansaas The late rein , • e it which they received from the Rol Kinnutil, East of Weetinotkord and Lady Georgia* Plasaff was a party to l i b f e tb ew ey nsp sh ir u e n cy hi m be etest uf n tu r t n •e n-inn th . i - rd "e h ." , tuag h,„ -ehre i s a pp leilied d es bi erie disa isi. ei the ifire ssisou rreB 7t ie ts j f ad th . e rPreac tismpsr bill t it was • test, Mare or less that:suet; it was • ilidically, let False, Cesiiiiiess o f . H aerowby and Lady Mary Ryder, Con n . plea, then the Deleudards amidst be eutitted to a veldice But At C. t the size be what it might, ia the way of Catholics aseering German Journals appears to bare thrown * damperos Iv exaggeratedPerree Popo, Apra YI .) _ ' teas of Lotus, Couuteo Licosa, lewd Vaughan, Lord Arch. , hire he must submit the Learurd Judge was we U 144, fur MS. .' s ' the noise of COMMON*. Hi. precognitive was fatty made oust ;an injury was dose be the Blihops, Ouch was after• upon th e ir speculatious. Hamilton, Fail Higley, Lord Francis Conyagham, Lady los it were moved the seisistaace to the civil lower was inch - ------ . ----- -- • PRICE OP STOOLS TESTER/MY. - 1 TH, -----.00..-- Bleamertelde Earl of Dhaftesbury, the Ladies A. Cooper, Lord as to endsuger their lives, eves though the eneetiag should Wards ;repaired. In lilt- !atelier Ila illjaaltlfe bad bees dune , Ravirosourth Viseuuut and Viseuentess Comedic, Lady ' have been guilty of high Outsets, still the military would woe Batik Stock ......238 7 i Batik L. Art40.011:46! acres 0 to the Cotholie Peers, end the Humor, in consist...fey. German Papers to the e let sibitho have arrived. Morpeiii, I.a . rly S. Macdonald, Lord sad Lady Nornianby, except its deforce of tire, have bees joidied iu thus tidier( 3 per Ct. Red. 77figi I India Stock. a 4 j ; tu reap ought now to repair it. Another point on which tire M ig ht Earl and Consetem of Moore, Me,. Feizarbert, Mos dry- natungat the people, and criniug the. damn. His Latish* 3 per Ct. Cone... 7141 I South Sea Stock •• sai I ra " • llommestele Gembenai hid dwelt •as the rights of eke. The following are eatructs l-•Thou. toyer, Misses Fiszelaremee, eke he. Lad also left it to the Jury to say ti soy assault had beesBB I Es. Bills. IL t as, LOW. 1 fuls, ined he asked, abets talking of inherent rights, if he IIe:UNA, APRIL 16. proved, .Leo's was pressed beyond • doubt by 9l per Cent Ned l lir. CUOMO() ressernhered the Coons with Scotland mod es.l wit- , - 1 he metalliques were noted twilay at 74i ; . p er Cents 9 4j I 45 % 4 pi. I Eu.aa, Ireland t'• li certainly du remember alive, bat they were ex • Yesterday hit MAJESTY gave audiences to the ar -men Oulu one Thaws had seen the Ploutiffetratk •; . est I e Ditto Swell 63 pr. Holies* ei.eptiouni. With regard to (real national transactions, the Actions uf tlit Batik, (160. Emil of LIVERPOOL. the MINIM Of LONDON . nu doubt, therefore, could have existed as to the fire It was 5 per Ct. N . Ann. Itti, i •••• Illelitot; mime rules meld eel be applied as is a regulirly arranged FRANKFORT, APRIL et. Dimity, eltd 15 . 411 BATHURST. Ihruutsig a doubt in tho way of the Jury, lending to 'adore 4 per Cents. 1832..951 j Cons. for Ace • • 7Rilif the Ohm 1 Cosoititotioa. _le a ease shire a greet kiogrloon agreed to A private letter from N'seiiini, of the Ifitli of I bi s theca kr Ihtuk II was no crime to the Salutary tir ride ansuitgat have its tago.lature emerged it that of another, • reeard so s On Monday the PrIOCeN AvausTg din e d with l, and cut dual, the pe o ple. Foreign Stocks-Spaaiab 631 6 6 ; Danish 11.51; Proansa Mesas, ii Pbrieal c on ve n ience s h are world suggest the eietenney of month, assuounctog the approaching dep•rture of the Duke and Duchess of GLOtICESTIR. I Mr. Justice Houltovo.---" I u laid it down as lew 85j, .. . a limit t o the asahors. The Right Hois.Dentleman had •• . ... ... .• M. de I •tiscnerf, rap, that he will return in the It to rumoured that tome uf the Batik Directors lipeuhaipttal7"N"ldarY au ht ride in usuQui‘ct sud cut does lbe •-- - -..------- - - - - --- e - TO ST. argued, that becomes he (Mr. Canister) had outstare that ' ' WARR IAG ES. tirieethe semest, els British Peet, deprived uojestly of their /moth of July. It adds, a Congress will meet in dieultProtrlitg al rung', of the IlecOlninetillest tilos of Sir. EVAN, said, he did oot swan 10 impute to the Leese- Oa T eees l e y se'unight, Capiai• King, ath drapes guards. lir reilitary pried-gee should not, wits a proper any°. toughy that city its the mouth of September this ) ear. the Treasury, as inimical to the intereata of the eml Judge that tit had doge au, bar from the duebt thus 'madam to the Earl of Elite. to (Autism , . &stew , of B oo k , h ate tistettieood to ree i gii. _ .lLreeiee . threoru oust, the Joy might be ioduevel to hero! es much. the late Pooonby Tottenham. Tbe erremosy was redwood ociawred, love • jest reirilreitiou; bat could any thinAt his whiciiise might do or leave undone cure the moonily of the Paper.) . The Learned Counsel then rote. ded to lononeut oft the at Ne Anne's Church, Wexford, by the Lord Raabop of Feces, I r ish Prange. lie aimed with him 'bat frothier could Ise Tug FUNDS.-The market yesterday morning j H • w• • severed pleas put upun the ocord by the Deicortuata, red sad abs happy pair tatmedistely set of for Bahleavel. Uri err's, Il se r u s tier man, who fought the guatended that they were o u t sio .la ti tid b y the Dote -Halle he i s sh e roomy of Wicklow, the twitutiliti Hoe a CI'S" wince aosimitfea these else capacity which Ile Irish Peer opened at. a better price. and looked u- if it wouldT" _ .: poseessea et rosining or ref divesting himself of the Peerage. ronsidetubly iatutove Consols were d one at 7R 0 manly fatale with Lesiney, made at the Epsom also remarked usi the di ff erent charm:ter, situation, imprts- Toetessleaus, Esq. 1 . Dill deal simusaly was nue in the rehe a t measure, though - • ' • -1a huut races, is matched by his patron, Mr. C u orte. saute., and indueemeuts, which were Witty to operate and is- O a ak a lyth set a io the Chapel of she Kates RitsP"li TERI A % •it was trips it did mat •sidertake to cure it. li was, to for motle y, sod 78!1 fur May, at which prices much nay, for twenty guineas. to fight Gilbert, a nevi la. fueuce she 'Marburg UN each sid s . and custiended that the by Oen lin. Allan Morgan, Henry Brodriek, lire. Cspisee lar ge k fileltaall at the bargain uf the Uniou. le was provided . la Immures ars dour; howee.f, 1111. Market allerafftla 110, II reputed rare MAO, 10-toutrult,Lts g - • weight of evidence was clearly iii f " I. t he Phuullff. in the 21/11i regiment, to Samoa, seemed datmeter ot the hrtme F itee b Vain lie oaths to b e ',h er , by ma•preoeutaieva Itechroe Hauer , and they were 78i1 log 011Itteg, Itrd eli• . ti r lin i nie• He concluded • be emigration from Ireland to tins I'olllllly is us ma there is an i n Itatbsigthuti;u6el-:'sgig word. - ru les N t y he Al a l u d o 4. su ore so Le Rt 74 . 141 115um 5_ ....... e5, sm i r_Nee l4 l7 wril :oLlii P lleg rebe •_;: larY. the e lDiseess .. "_CA ta ll" :ren' al . ! a. Meet al .4 Peers, ie ur which Avoid hereafter he trkeir," plainly Dego 78g1 101 accosti.t; Reduced 77f,, ; 4 rer Ceuta. 7 . great if out greater now than ever, Throughout core the perpetrators of the dente eif the Itith August, 14111, -- - - - Masse r twits, as Le conceived , the idea of their inemoitathy, erbk I a , , Nary. 1.0 0 0 iha mow H 0. . . thi,tteetaa ( Mr. Pm) 0cc00 , 4 10 cameo! . ....siag : teary. 1011; Lui:g A ineuities, 19t. the winter the Humber of persons that have arrived ""m a ii will not escape." The Cesar JusTieg-u Before the Coot deride labeller HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAT. Phone, Oa.. He (Me. Camilieg) thought thai with-sot iscarriag •a : 11 if not trite list AL t r C ar iesa Ire Minister Miuhlere a the King et A) r port alone is incalculable. U 'swards of chin Partite! • Morose; 34 after 10. I k:vening MI aisle IIL $e i. , great evil , Seal .10 custd Nut be included. Is part of the of /loin, has takes hie ears, sa seated I. the Jottreat h un d r ed A fif t y apre l ande d there to the cuusse end - - ----_......-----e----oeuresnreseen gement, Daiwa sitipolatsd by Sarttand herself the word Protests*, was der amperes of this Key. •It t . equally fake. that tug.,sepo,i acad. but as it is of very great length, it wall out tie po w ,. um ; p a bb r i m ed at TOE MITA/ MIS elid Band s ; svottonsed in • way N hie alieratisin. As goateed was lie , moils* from fit. Peteribergb ereivial it 11re hotel a tie of lour day, to the beginuiug of the snonth.-ae convenient to go into it lu-day." Cuts, et , • • strainer yeti ty,he Moues wrought test trearigiaatealharge, i Beaman ‘stbatesdorlitat eighteadihmis Papa, Apra 27- ) (Greenock Adoertuer./ lit case thriefure steads over for the present. Slay T wi tI E R LL G I L:s tbe E ( st )ffi ri c u e d ,.l44l. 111, these by C. ARO' Olfice, I 01 the p ' . f. , _.............. . ... ' . •re .. - ' • - .. -4.. • - . ... . . ..., ... , _ .. . 111 1 i/ 1 twig IN i'4l