The Sun. — London, England, 1805-01-23 00:00:00

`~= JA' R lAL PAR Nr. HOUSE OF PEERS. TUESDAY, JAN. 22. THIL 1.40R0 CuANcer,r,og, took the Woolsack about a quarter before four. , DET3TORS. restllveti iti,elt into 'a C)cotnit _ tre 'F..I - kobt,rough;N foe an intrAvelit Aa of last Session, Lord ELL'EN.49 4 7.OtICW Said, 'Ke felt oeees. sary to trouble their, Lordoirt with i few obseAvrt. 'tinrts, -in consequence of a misapprehension with respeCt to the obje4 of this Lill, which had gone 41 abtoad, and `whishcatried it to an extent very tar beyond that t ,which was the real purpose. of the ~, simple object of the present- Bill'sval r t , r e nily arc nmisaiOrr in the AA! passedja.S.t3Bloo for the Relielcifl4OlVee nDebtor OW. s, iP, infietrin the plural number Prisons, . instead of the Singular number Prison In the AA of last Session it it Provided that a'Keeper of ;1 Priatin.inust ,swear to the . Peignoer's having been in custody : sit-let rhe tst of innunry, 1804.. Tai • consNuence, however, ref ;he ornissi6u he 6(1 before alluded to, where the Debtor was transferred from one Prison to another in the Course of that peritid, as for,inStance, from the Fleet tit the Kitig's.)3ench, the Keeper of-the latter could ' not sweir under the words of the MI; that he had been in his'enstiidy in that Prison since the rst of January, imhereby such person, was 'precluded iron being discharged. Tins Circutp4iance had produced several .ippk4lll(ms foe relief to the Court which he (L , )rd,Elleoborough) had the honour 10 pit ; but upon consideration, and after the Enbjea h a d be en discussed .by all the Judges of England, it' was determined, that 'they could nut give any jo.: , chided relief, as suclircould• not he warranted by the words of the AO. it was obvious, however, frotrr the oath which it was:enailed' the Prisoner should iafe,e, that it Wits the intention of the Legislature to give relief equally with others' to those persons Who had been transferrest Imo. ones Prison to another Within the tine specified. Imiiressed with this con yietion, and finding it impossible to give any judicial relief to those unfortunate indiViduals he had jut al. hided to, he attended irr his place on 'the first day of tile Session, in order to offer to their Lord Ships a Bill" for the purpose of remedying 'this defect in the Aft. Being enable on that day, to bring in the Bill, he had taken the earliest opportunity afterwards of doing. so I and the . Bill now before their 'Lordships was merely intended, to. remedy the defect:which he had pointed out, give relief to those unfortunate' individuals whom it was obvitiusly the intention of - the Legislature to relieve, but who were precluded 'by the words of the Act, lit!, thoUght it necessary to say thus intieli upon the whiect,..in consequence of the misrepresentation which had 'been made and he hoped that' it would not be.. i attemiited to extend this 13iJ1 to any other clivis of persons, at that might eventually prevent those tmfortunate hoot it was intended to relieve,. froM:reeeiving . that benefit to which they were entitled by . thie . spi. ,nit and tendency of the former 'Aet. 'l'llo I3ihl then passed,throngh the Committee, and ,was teparted, without any amendment. The CpuniNsioners• pf Castro ,; l ile6entpd atversl A' , .:l3nrs . ,,ustol at the Otninei, en: lit of every, Set. reion; which were ordered to lie 00 the taVte. Adj,:utried till to.morrow ; (this day). .HoUS! OF. GUM,,R?Ut'►'S' TtMtDAY, JAN. 22. .fro trorn th"Corrtztal , .lol,!ts of tilt Cm,: fornt, prettcrtted to the 'Joule, purholot to Aa of Parliament, vet, An Account of, the East !IKEA ;Prohibited Cowls porre.), exporfed, aril at irreltent lying in wisrOottse,, tur the r yeais'ao3 ii.od 18,4. vt, An A c count of the Paysil:Sture.s 'imported from Russia , .Aluriht the Game period, 311 i A , I.is 401 Otiicert; of thc Coatnus.. Ordered to lit On the table. A new Writ vvas ordered to be inatted for n Bor. gel's to serve in the present Pqrll.llllent for the B ). tough of Eversham i in the C,)toity<<l Bacltiogiutn, shire, in the rovn or Cttitt,t3 llLAtka GAKRAT, Elsr, who !Ltd accepted the Stewardship 'of fits 1\44. jesdy's C . :bittern Hundreds. ' also distinguishing theprocitteelof the Permanent inut !AFRO/kw", Tax'es. „ .. , „.„ 2d, •An Account of t):1 n?ccnevcr nuts, ontstkinF, Ur to t y 0 i'. 47rtili .di iii• 4 ds utiderlatitdiSo6 4 X it 441101 113( e :, .4ted, t the Orel:Il '. :s onwhitt ,,,.., , f,yii , i , (; , rit ,:. :.,..!: cria` i rderec ' - ,-.,, -!...-',,,-,},-, 4 4 i f none*. tilet lie w d ever-v. ic AKE --7,. V ,,-• lay come to the ,I oust: at three o'clock,' ' Or', the dispatch of private business, and afterwards' take IhCher I,'► sent'- $1. 4 the ailfinskingei.mLit-ruAfficient_ number of M.:mb,ecat,shoultl en4:;,fejjiin 1040 so. The; CH Ai4c E Lt,iikr of ficeix6i 4 eQt'ilk moved, . that'. no Pet ttiutis forigivate Bills should be oillowell to hn prescruta .al,;er ; the dit of Nlareli next.—Or. tiered. . . . , Mr. A I,r XAN 0 vit , brinight ill) the Report of the Expiring I,nw, .., C.'olptpit'rel. (.4ereif to:jlie on the table, awl to he'printeti for die use of the Members of:the Howe. :: Mr. WALL II !)I ,, iVit up the Report of the Com _ ' "iliiitee of Supply, 'rile Itesnlution that a Supply ,be.granted to liis tVf.tjesty,,was read a first and second unto, and •,.pproved tion.' con. Itesol veil, thittktite Hbnse uh6uid to.tnotioAr re.i ., ive i!seif into a o'rumilice of the" while, to co'n;,idct of the Sup. rlics to beqtratited: , ' • 111 r: Hultlssort moved, tht dicer s,hilnld be laid before the fiiiti': . :i.„,',;"l .• ~..,....„:. „., ___ ~ _ tst, An Estimate of the Expences of the Natiy; and of the Half-pay of 'Naval' 011iters and Nhil'ines .that served during the lsq War. . •., id. An Estunatepf the Expences of Building and Itepairing, ghtps in His . MaJ e sty . 's,, Dock Ards, the 'Expellee of Wear and Tear for the year riLs, 3d. An E Stnilate of the E xpcnces of the GUald3,Carrisong, laid Land - Voter.% during the sarti. period. , 4th. An Estimate of tlio Charge in tile Office of Ordnance. sth. :An A04n4,0'100. Sc(ViCci ifertOrint;4l, and for which no Provision had been matte by P..arliainent. 6th. An E§tirmre of the Debt of the Navy to the lbit of December, tBO4, 7th. An 'Estimate of the,orobable Expellees of the Trans, port ServiceJor-the year , Bth. An Account of .the -Money expended for 'the Hire of Trpttsputts to iaptary, aßos., gth. An Estimate of the Expetwes for Ptiionsts of War in Health, to tSe;. • • knit, An Estimate of the Charges for Sick Prisoners, for the same period, All ordered. , • Mr:Husk tss,:n4 then moved, that an bumble Address be present , fd to His Majesty,' to ri'quest that he ivould,:be pleased to order the pi . bp:r Officers , to lay before the Howe the.neeessaty Ports uti the above subjetia.-00eicd. Yi DE . FENCE 01.. TRH COUNTRY. Mr, WI A I D114:11 row ;•-.Lit! observed that bad given notice of a Motion which stood for Mon.. t hy next, for a C4,ounittee . toexinnine intolhe state of, our MilitarY Defence. This" Motion he sttakin., tliool to postpone till Monday Ae'tinight. 'Br this • to4,ohjo, would he gained. 'First, k Would and rnom 1,..)r the dictiLsion of the questions of the Spani,h War, which, he understood to be the general wish of the House, .should come forward on Monday .next. In the :;ectind phice, it , w:Juld.give Stint an Oppnllunity pf employing the ha/eh/pin pre paring his Motio,ns in it Joanne( the leapt likely to cause any embarr,is..ment. Iota! ohjed - ivas to • rop e r i n t; o noti o n .relative to the increase Of the diferent departments Of (as t Reg rFore from .4 pAtIiCUI potikl4A j' 'and 4413:) 111 e 4111firent from which 31101 inert. 34 .I;ati been derived. F o r • th.e.. at tainmept tlf thr ()Ned, whiCll he, kid in 'view, he thought it would ho m 9 At convenient to bring f o ri,v A rd hetAti:r3i (1141106 ,141110rns on ale Sit JI so 11141 io C;ite there bile&t.he any obir.eti , ,ri to worm, of them, that ohiatton . 44lit nor apply , I :,, sia . ,111 en ve notice of his intention to .b r i ni .,. ; • to r . ward his NI-)tiott no cvlond ty stinnight. 71.4 01,1 CELL 4frbe I:ACH.EQU'likask, wheihtr the P.; ! 411( Giq i tietn a „ m e m - It on felon lay settnight t bring torwartl p Motto of exactly the wate.n;itote 4, I which he had fur tocrly notice for M,nday next ? Mr, ‘ l l magi AM signified an affirmative, by a rod of his head. 'file MOtiort wits accordingly filed for Monday se yC mi tt. ~• 11r Nl4 moved, 'that an Account A1;610011.1 htid•hefort: the Er. , )6se of the 'Expos:3 tronl S , ,:if6Sll Nrtm intO this Cpl.lo . :try, 16i . yt,i ;;; 1805-4., Oitlett.t... Y y/ Q~ r . ~ Y ~:, e'M t. .1 41k/fr, moveti, °Jere sitouldiie :laid ettic.. (he ISt; AnlCe6thit i rtl Ev,;:ttorpittice,':ol.o4,L,P4..trilauffit *ltl W 4, rroko ! i, tu tit .« )V,,i in o t apprehend that, at is stated in,. Morning l' per, any tinil instrtAions to the Ito'. bian Minister at this Court, au to the uignature of a Trraly of can lac lerouhr, over with the Koni)uri,;!..l4ltils which are now due,. We fear, on the contrary, tkat two, if not three, in'antlts must . „ elapse before this important affair can he bt(itigVt fo'n'finot oonelthiun. in the mean time, the : whole atty. be .eor4ideret4 as virtually settled, no real tieby will ake place in carrying, into cxecutiuts the enktgeinentsoi, ihe.s,wrO,'Contraeting Powerr,, We tiainmrning received. New Kirk Pape;rs to the 2lst ult. 'fbey contain nothing interesting exccpt an account of a, very dreadful fire in New York. • LAST taight . we reczived Paris Paper; to the- t6ill and thitarjourstah to the loth. The latter contain a report,' which at die p resent e r i,is 1, 4 of considerable: importance: it is stated, that a warm tlipute had t‘.l4:sn, place at Paris be. tween.l3omAv'AtiTt and :the Austrian AmbassatiOr, Count (..'„onetiTZßL. o in which r:ie preparat;ves. to a entiN,Wat_,Vvere dircovered, L. is even said that the irttr ;lAA rele,,te4 to be re•calh!d: We kri nut ittfiti Mira credit is ,lue to this statement'; hat it is not improbable that the violence of Bo r' , ‘t , Ait'i nay have lc;I hint to'make use Of some ititempe tate ,exprr. , ,sions t;xiisperaLcd the Athtriatt. Ain;?o . 9flor 40ponti all hope of reconciliation. It is, however, by no means to be inferred from such slen. Ad{ information, that, the pacific tiesnat ptesent sub. sitting Let weenl:tauce and Austria will immediately be broiten;, whilst, at the same time, the assembling of 4 large,lli)druiAust!ian Troops in Icily, under the pretext of forming a voldon to prevent the introduftion of the'''epitlemical fever, anti the Ire. quint in xiouk allusions to this ciieutnstance. in the Frencll rtpers, evince that there is much suspicion hoth s'Ats. • , Them is little else in these Papers worthy 0' notice. An account is given of the turf :ittnek made by the Licata of the Artiler and F 2 4 1. ;t on e on the p, r.Le Vi , Nert wil;Cii 113$ 'ken shire happily intwiontii in tilt Gazrhie of 144 t night. F,MUT, LLC L t ttl the ',..aditerents of GEORGIS, is stated to have been -413 i 4 ed-by Geneial4oY aa, and lodged in priso n at iNi.H., —._. toes. atite French Troops in Naples appear to be pre. , A ; , -tiv ittOng against an expeCted attack, in that quarter fim . ,o the Russ ians. The Spanish Amba4sad_or Jrft Town yesterday cm his rturri U) Madrid. • Ma Excellency's Secre.. my remains another tt.ly to'Lettle with the tra.dei. • t e:•• . • On Sunday evening THEIR MA J Eyl‘l ES enter. rained several of the Nobility iviih Grand Concert at Winasor Casi'le, when a.Seleaionpf Sacred Musit from HANDEL, &C. way performed by the Queen'b nand,. and the Gentrimen of Windsor Choir ;' th` whole of which conch4led . with'the Hallelujah Chorus from the Messiah. , Desides, the. ROYAL FAMILY ) the ff,3llowinKilistingilisheir persons 'were present ; the Eirls of UXBIt IDGE, nnti,CIIEsTER RI EL D, Bishop of NORW I cH,Countesses ELGIN, HAR at NCTON, SC,C. -Yesterday morning, at ten o'clock, His Ma; tis. in his. post-chariot, ,and attendants in another coach, took an airing to timberland Lodge. HER MAJESTY and the •PitINCESSES...tOOk a 3 'trig to , Corm:ore. inorning His MAJESTY came to town trom Kew, in order to attend the Levee at Sr. Jamtl's. The QUR rll and PRINCESSES also came this day from Windsor to Buokingliain-houlie, and in the evening they. will „accompanY the .1(1;so to Covent. Garden Theatre. Ysterd . ay his Royal Highness the DI:IcE ,of YORK' held a Military - Levie at the Horse Guards, at Which several. General Officers: were present. The CHANCELLOR. of the Excii EQU E Earl -CAM. PEN, and .1.4•4 d HAWK ESR [TRY, hut each a - 101% conference with his Royal Highness. ..: • GROi3 MISR El' R ESEriTATIONe----We are toked— , Have Ministers any thing like an Army..of 50,000 Men ? Something," we answer, very like it indeed ; besides CAVALRY and ARTILLERY (espe. • cially the •former, .the 'Regiments'being very near complete), sufficient for three inch Armies."' We are .teprcaented as haVing said in this Para grAph, which appeared in Tns Star of Mo n d a y, t h at , Ministers were prepared to stipporrany Continental' Operations' of our' Allies with An" Army of 150,000 l Is that the meaning of our Paragraph I We assert. ed, and we assert again,' that it would be -in our power to assist , operations on the Continent With 50,000 Regtilar hi/at/0:y; Supported, if necessary, hy a very large and unusual proportion of Ca amity and Artillery. We do not pretend to say, that the employment, of this Force on Fo. reign Expeditions would not be sensibly felt in Great Britain,, though, 'at the same time, it must be recolletted, we do not say that we could con ,vaniently'eMploy so,'Ooottleti, in addition to those, now . on Foreign European Stations. We must acid, that while Great Britain wo uld ' he left:to depend, in a •great measure, f u r h er deft,pce, upon the Militia and other Troops raised foe limited'service, it would not be necessary to dtasite One mart from Ireland. We have thought right to say what we have, in vindication of our own statement,: which' was found,. ed upon a pretireorretfticoowledgc of the State and of. nor 'Force ; bur,- eicept as to the • faasi t iveltre only, specid icing. We knew not what 'twill be &Me, list we do know what may be. &inc.' . A.Letter front Barcelona says, " The disagree. able news is this moment arrived, here; that the Spanish Slaves who were' on board 'the' Galleys at Carthagena, to the number of upward; of .too, have found mean s . to break their chains and take to fli , l& ht after having imardered their ketpers." The Par Nei) of Pa AC a; in his Address to his countrymen 10 animate their vengeance against Great aritain, says, that '' Spaniards may hn t ~t* t h e bh,d of Choke who lorded over the Carthagi. •the Romans; tie Vandals, and the Moors ; , t but he forgot to add; Of those alao who meanly re. sign theit awash and their honour at the will of a vile Corsica n Upstart. .A letter. has been received from Captain NOR. tddvo, ,of the extra ship Skettav Cart/e, dated 4‘... tuber iz, in lat. altoot ;5. 30. N. and long. W. in company with the extra ships Harriet, Iluddart, lievaynes, Traivery, Lord Keith, Union, Ucian, and ludur,'all outward Wood. The Fleet saner from Madeira on the ph Odober. The Prinee of.Wales's Islanttcame into the pos. Session .of the Company in the following manner r—, The foie. Capt. Lanni formed an allianie with a daughter of the. King of Quedda—this Island Was, given to him as,her portioo.. After sonic time, the King of Quedda conceived the, growing' importance Of this Island, with the trade, worth contention. He, therefore, made" hostile dertionstrations, which Captain LIMIT most ably diverted, by "peCuniary arrangement, .which secured it' to the Company. is no wonder that j CROME foe AP ItTE should be anxious, toleturn- to Franee,'oow that biotite( has so completely brought that Ciuutry under hit thUmb,' , that hem iy lerld the "self.eleded :Emperor senne a•isistince in the . mattftzement and the'plunder. of l'hiNewslapers have attempted to he witty on the brtai;frig daunt of Mr. P I TT'S carriage. What. ever may belal his. own carriage, while he is C4n. donor of the State.machine there is little danger to be apprehended, if wisdom, vigilance, and firm. nag, can give security.- The chief Opposition Paper says, that if there ",were sufficient trevecatien" , for a War with Spain, 1, 4- we ought to avoid it, unless there Were both dam. get and dishonour in avoiding it." It difficult to conceive a sufficient 'revocation tar a War WithOUt $1)C 1 1? call upon our honour as we could not resift, uoiewi ; by a ,degratiatlon of the National Charatter, ; 14. the very words sufficient pm:et - align imply our irresistalile appeal to that sense of dignity betOitleil every Country to ma i nt ai n w i th ardeOt • zeal , .• , 11 1 1adatne GB nt t. t is one of the chief female' Lite-riit; wider die prutettion of the Corsican Usurper. This vrocn.in was indebted for all her Consequence to, th e i,hi .G: - )iteri.inent of France, :Ix leas( to 'arse hfitoch of the 1 5404 Royal ; but she is of .thr Vicar anti it resolved to, stand her ground, NAVAL N From t'e LONDON GdZETT ; e, yon. 22, 150414 Admiralty-05re, Jan. 22. 1805. Copy of a Letter from the Right Hon. Lord Kral) Admiral of the Mut, &r. to William Mei' den, Esq. dated on board ; the Arelent,•e* Rao ate the 213 t inst. I iransmit, for' their Lordships! informstion ,3 copy of Letter. front Capt. Elphinstone, o_ 6 l 511 IVlajeits' , 4'Shi the Greylinund, to' CliPt• Late of the Melpomene, ,teportingthe capture of mot / of _the EnemY's Privateers that have lately ;dot e :, the channel ; and from which' their lordships wl i u have the: satisfilaion of observing', that Mr. ,13 ,1 . yell,' siting Liititenant of . the Rattler, antlt h Donaldson, • V. the late Rain Commander of the r 1314' stone, are alive, an d lik e l y to recover'. am, Ike. KEI Sit , Criib6,und, at Spa, Jan. 19, 18 °5', uruixia rlinkonfortnity to your orders, 1 • day fell in with ; and atter-an—eleven hours' ag e ' captured the 'French Lugger Privateer Le Vii ne ' reux,Jan..l,l;" Pullet', Captain, •armeci.with 15 81 11 and.havirfilti board a coinple'mni of 69 in"' sailed lioutSt. Vinery. en faux (to which Port I le belonged) ! on ThOrsd 4 y, and had t a ken nothiV Fhe retnarkahle Lint vessel, about 60 to" b ' ir ; then,nearly rind 6C.) w ell, that ha d not betn..greatly favcured: by frequent' 'changes , a wind,,Lbelieve all our .eff.-rts in pursuit Lot " would have ir s en It was agairAr. Luger that the ri' , l l ant! , 031 0011411 iirifortunate, atteMpt w asshade hy the 1 ,„ of His 'Majesty' s Sin o p Rattler and Folktitnne ° k b; get ; and it i s with great.„satisfattionl learnt,tuf,l, the Lieutenants'of the R4ttler and . Follcestone'', l 3t "' still living, aud, a l t h ou gh severe l y wo unded, 1 there is very great expectation of their reco'rerY' remain, B.te. (Signed) C. ELPFIINSTON Et Cbritt. Laroche, El, 11?elpontene, of Havre, PLYMOLITII,4A/1. 22. - --ArtiVed the SpatillitShil Santa Corr./It-media e from the River Oronookorb °ll to Barcelona, laden with a valuable cargo of hick , ' cocoa, &c. 'detained by the Enttymion Frigate* 1 ; h : latter has also detain e d a Swedish Brig, laden with a cargo said to he Spanish property, Sailed the Santa Margarita Frigate on a CA'I I " the Amphion Frigate, under sealed orders, 446*, patches ; and the Pallgu Frigate, Lord CocittAtili to kiln the Ferrol Squadron,Sailed also the fa# Privateer, of 3 , 6 guns, Capt. Host En, for auer nlei ; to take. in her Stores, from whence she will P raCet t all a Cruize off the Coast of Spain ; and th e Ralll Revenue Cutter, on a Cruise. The Prince of 98 guns, iifinotagr, of 7 4 g ut ' ' and Crescent ,Frigate, are come into the }Labour to refit. The Dole ;: , " .r o gnsi and Plate Scboof'(' Went QM pt 1-14thour ;his morning, CQWES, JAN . . 22.---Arrived yestcrday the AP rican Ship Cclumbut, ifb','DEN, from Alexandfil' bound to London. There watt yesterday a consiVetable embArko of Troops flom hence for Guernsey ; and rra ports are daily proceeding with 'stoops to 5,404, ampton to . ioin those already there, for t h,'..• inten d : a t Expedition, The s6th Regiment is hourly ed from Ireland for, tlie.same service. • V........ , ..... PORT WO Uni t JAR, 22.--Arrived at P.- p it he following East . Indiaroen ; ' Henry Addington, Earl of Abeigavenny; Ocean, Iv 4 7 . u y1l liOyal George, Bombay Catst/e, anti Warren tiastitliP.-0., damaged), from the Downs. Also the Three Sister' , man, and rindin, tro:n London ; and Blanch, I.‘llll from Surinam. Alird ° Sailed the i:lizabith, Thorn, tin Sunderland, an- , Robinson, for London. YARMOVTN, JAN. -22.--On the 13th .11' 11 YannouthVessel, bound to NeWcastle,' c " on the Ydrkshire Coast by a stout Brit; Pri v3 % which was painted bl a ck, and h a d all dark 631 except her rnalin,t6P.gallant sail, w hich aPP ell , co be new. ; Sailed yes t e r d a y t h e B/w, Ivaus, to Etet e ' r Tartar, BitOw bt, to Bristol. lii " W I C H)JAN. 21.--The Lady Frantur4c. Cap t. FLitN, arrived Nit night . from Goit enbut . i s o with ; and. this rtiotning,came in the P ri d - gf ofWolo Packei, AR .14, w i t h the , „ of tlie MC1.1)1111;11 Mails that were due. DEAL, JAl4'. 22.—A is iv'ed the Ticiter and 14d/ GUn.brigs, from a Cruize ofr Calais,'„ ;oh Sailed the Ha r py, Biter., Basilisk,Pintittr, °ll4. Gu n ' Manly, Wratigler, 10,-;./hcand, and Itla'aitrt brigg, for their Statio'ciS off Calais and fO tl ' ° ' and the Mangy Gun.brig, for Yarmouth. A pr Tim vlivizoSlooir has made the Signal for -° to the Westward. I 01W - t , In. the' Downt-;=Arclettt v Utrecht, Inflexible, `‘Zei ,b ' f ' , BonGreyhound, Lc ,da; Caitor Artb Aioiite, I)tr' til l ! l O S lC r t: R e i rs ßli att - O rl C ° o l nt ( !art i' y g ,Iffl r fir , of I.lis VOl , l tioottire, for tite"R pi of tl►e 3rigfsajr:,,Tr ter t;ai,:urz 'tilt. freitelt Pri v4 io 9 l:, t:yery . tort AL: rLbut:ii ►: der of three ) .1 "a", c r:otlf o first to to .1 an:l:tic d, at No. a, c; r.:at Wilic l "''; 510 r i tiv.: Conapitny of kNIAJe'lf PRIVATE ,PETITION. Lqrti WILLIA.m Russrtt. .presented a Petition Irani the, Inhabithnts of the l!arisl) or ' St. Giles, Cattberw , ..l4 praying asststiwct to . prOeure an ad.: tiiiionai Supply of Water.—Orkicred to lie un the table.-;-Adjourned. • I MAILS. AR tttVzb--.1 z Wwerfolil, 3 Gottenhurgh. • I)wE.---,tc. litunbulgh, t I)ubltr., t V. , dwrturd, PRICE O STOCKS Tills 1.1.4. r 'Or ,Twit.yx, o'cLoCIC. 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