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E I P It141,1A11:1\11: fIOUSE .DE PEEIK VV4DNEDAY, JUNE 5. Lnun BARHAM took the oaths and his scat.. He otwai introduced by Lord WOOEHOMB and Lord Bos- TON. vv, The LORD C H ANCELLOR, Lord Vv ALS I NGH AM, anA Lord' AUCEiLAND, sat as Commissioners, and , notified the Royal Assent to several public and pri vate 'Biils—[See the Commons]. The M arl of SUFFOLK. withdrewhis Motion on the State of Ireland, which stood for this day, and gave notice, that he would, next week, name a day for bringing it on. On the . "Notion of the Bishop of Lpwnow, their Lordships were ordered to be summoned for Mon . day . nest. Lord Stryfot.r wished to know whether the Ac , count he had moved for, of Bills drawn from the West Indies, would soon he laid on the Table. Lard 11.41VICESBURY said, he now understood the object the Noble Earl had in view, and there fore had framed a Motion which he thought would procure the information the Noble Earl wanted. At the same time he obsexved,_that the faCts stated the other day on this subjeCt were very inaccurate. The payment of no bills had ever been deliyed at the Trcas - ary, lexcept in cases of the greatest urgency, and in those cases the delay was never procured by giving a new Bill instead of that 'which was due : Besides, as the order of Tayment was made on the Bank, no person in any Public Office could reap ad vantage from the delay. His Lordship then moved for an Account of Bills postp9ned, and the interest paid thereon. L4rit SUFFOLK said, he had his information from the highest authority, and was ready to prove' that it Was correEt,The Account was ordered.. , . 14.1 r lUSTICE FOX. • On the Motion of Lord AUCKLAND, their Tsar. was cleared as it. was u nderstood, on the question, whether , a copy of the evidence taken before the fort her nl,i tteo should be furnished to Mr: Justice FoX ? Strangers were admitted before the Counsel were called to the nal', and from what. the Sono CHANT cELL.att E,tated, We learned, that it was toned incon si.stento with the fornis of the House to give a eoiv of The er,;.:,ce prayed for. . A a long conversation on this subjea bet Ween peNC:int,l.Aird Auc Immo), Lord MoLGRA:VE, Lerd liittitowtry, the Martptis of 1;11ct.;..cin..i.m . , and the 'LORD CIiAWCI+LL6,It, the Counsel Were called in: . Mr. 1.10.11".1,Y then addressed their Lordships, as 'Counsel 'for rawcet and others, who• Were Pet,' ty Jirors of die County of Fermanagh, t in the Sum mer i‘ iZes 1803. Having gone through ,the de.' , tai ti LA' tile charge .respediug the Jury, Aois.TA expressed his desire to know whether his LeLirned. Friend. wax to comment _Upon each Cit:3ge separately, or to make One opening servo, fqr the: v. hole. llomttaN wished to he regulated by the di re‘ition of, the House 'and it was'decided- - that the Charges should be proceeded with separately. Mr, Jolm Fawcet then called to 'give et i(lence resivaing thrt,'e persons tried for murder at the .As sizes of Fermanagh. • n Object:o to this, evidence; as not being , tit bost that could be produced, and Mr. 'Johnson, the Cit.rk of the Crown, was called, who proitneed' the record, This witness underweut a very, long examination, which occnpied the greater part of the ' evenirW,', Armstrong, one of the before-mentioned Petty ,lurk', Was the next Witit6SS called; ' Tly; -Dtyii:n of CLA.RENCE objeCted to the exarni nation: of this witness, as he was one of the Peti tiOnt.l:s3 and it was a role of the House that no Pe -6;oler silotuld be examined as a witness in his own (.:0.13e. I. ;rd ELLENtoitouott considered this rule as ap plyine, only tO the, civil. causes Which carne before their Lordships: in the Cdurts beloW the evidence of a Proseenthr was always admissible; and, from he ~ k, a s Of opinion that the 'present Peti tiOnelm eXamine,d at the Bar. Ilotise appeared to be of this opinion; and the C-9 , ;..ii , e1, , wh0 had Withdrawn; were again called in. J'..cter th,..!y'*ere called in, homii?.'Ver, t 'point g,teat . length by Mr. ADAM and Mr. Noi.AN on the one side, and Mr. bommLy on the Other. 'Their Lordships then finally decided that itioners should he examined, , A, - itty.t , s was again called,in ; but the farther preo 4. , ings were adjourned until to-morrow, imme uiatc=lv tiron the comthencement of his examination, On tia Motion of the Bishop of ST. 45AP11, "the Conlin lt toe on tot Pancras Poor x3lll was postponed until Ttiksil;iy, #d: the Right Rev. Prelate stated, tilo he. would on Monda7 next inake . the Motion iospei.int!,. the BM, of winch he had given notice on ten itcy d;ty.----Adjourned. HO USE OF COMMONS. • zwNusp.ky , JuNu r. `r. QtrAtilklE, Depoty Usher of the Black Rod,' al#110;:qol at the Bar, and Siimmoned 'the. House to attend the 1-lot; cfLords, to hear the Royal ASsent H givert ConNtlisoit to certain Bills. `the Svv:AKk;K,' on his return, informed the • li m bo , that he had been in the Hon w of Lordik, beard tint Roi:d given by Commission to tliw Perpet , ...ll Wine Duty Bill ; the Slate Doty ; the Army Commissioners' Bill ; the Mill Pork ; q..veral Private Bills. nuived fora new Writ for the County of . Foi thr, in Scotland, in the . room of Sir. CAV.NT Carr, deceased.--Ordered. V,t ; Lattos brought np. a petition from the Clera,;iorl Freeholders oldie County of E;orrv.' ill, oil, the subje& of the Tenth Report. Ordered to on the Table. • The London Port BiilltriS committed, and the Re port order.:d to he received to-morrow. Mr. CR.i:EVI:Y brought tip a Petition from the z)f ,thE' CO,lnty of Middlesex., in the in ' • that they tervt aiSir FiI.NCIS BURDETT, praying ni;ht, accordi ng to tht....ketof l'arliamertt, he _allow ed to the Seat. Ordered to lie on the Table. Ho Caen pve notice, that he would to-morrow mtryt,f the fixing a day for the two parties'to chafif, ,, I !itc. Willll3Rr AP moved for an account. of the, I 3 1;j.: in the hattas of the Receiver-General of the Customs, on the sth of January,, sal of of July, and sth of Oacker, in each year; front .093, to the sth of April last,- with the names of the persons in. whose hands the said Balances re sPettively were.---Ordered. Sir .104:4 SiEWART brOught_up the 'First Report. : of the Select Comthittee appointed to inv::stigate the Papers relative to the Repairs of the _Romney La Sensible, whilst under the command of Sir H. Posium.---Ordered to be printed. , Mr. JOHNSON, from the:Office of the Chief Se cretary for Ireland, presented at the Bar an Account of the Money expended in Criminal Prosecutions in Ireland.--Ordered to lie on the Table. The MAsTER of the ROLLi' presented a Petition frnni the Troste'es of the British Museum, stating that, there were in the collection of. the late Charles Townley, Esq. deceased, several specimens of emi nent - sculpture, which would prove highly advan tageous to the promotion. of, the arts •in this country, if made national propesty, as they fit: exceeded those of any 'other collection in this country : the Trustees therefore prayed the House would he pleased : to. grant the money necessary for the pur chase. The Petition further stated, that the family of Mr. Townley.were ready to resign the said col lection to the Public,. if Parliament would pay the sum of 20,660,1, tor the . same. Sir W. YOUNG seconded the Motion, and said that it was .not only superior to any collection in this . Country ; but excepting foUr or five, to any in the known_World, He. wished that Parliament would, agree .to extend the sum to be so granted, so purchaSe also the coins in the said collection, The MAsTt:a of the ROLLS said the Trustees did not think the CoinS necessary. • -The Petition was ordered to be referred to a C`Otn , miltee. The Report of the Ijill relative to the South Lam beth Water-Works was ordered to be taken into Air , ther consideration on Friday,. Mr. W. DictatisoN brought up certain 'Papers re !! , lative to Earl ST,NribicErer, pursuant to Order ; which ' were ordered to lie onthe Table. '; • • Si,. J, NEWPORT rose in pursuance of the no tice he , had given relative to the residence of the Clergy. in. Ireland, and stated, that it waS desirable .4 Bill similar to that .paised for the same purpose in `this Country should be ptcsed for that. There was in Ireland, he said, a union of thirteen or fburteen Parishes hi one County and Only one Church; whilst there were thirteen or fourteen Catholic chapels. in the same County. He' thought, therefore, residence , of the Protest ant . Clergy ought to be enforced. — However, that the matter might be drily considered, ,he should Only wish that the necessary infOrniatiott on the subj,ea should be immediately furnished to enable him to bring it forward in case the 'light Hon. and Learned Gentleman (the' AT'roftlie. , k-GEATEHAL) slapald not do so, early in the next Session: he would, fbr the present; contenthimself with moving, —That there. be prepared an Account of the Digni ties., PrebendS, Benefices, l)()n rtiv'er.. <torl Parochial ChapelS, in which the Clergy iire'non-resi(!ent, in', order to be laid before the, lionse,early in the next . Mr. VANSITTART said he had no objeaion tot the Motion, only he thought the inthrtnation could riot fig Obutined. . rem Sail as 'hit i Ti.eamed Friend (tb6 . l4T To It NEY-GENERA hadbeen mentionel, he thought it necessary in his absence! to say, that he b i ts v was his intentien to bring forward such a Bill early in the next Se.f. : ;iion. The Motion, was thee agreed to, Colonel STANT.:A• pomp:ALLA the consideration 0 - , the Report on the :Duke of AtheVs Petition till to- morrow. The 'Report of the Prize Al:Tocy Tiill ova; brought up, and sevend new Clartss added by Sir Wit,tt,ot Soorr, Mr. Joim,,ToNtz. moved in Chire, That no 'Prde- Apr should, by;bi o v i ellor ;11'i ;ILT. ata for the Claim anti in ,any cause in *ll ( . 't ; lii wasernpinyed ogaitv, t them ; and vice. Persil 1 C , .! imittioned, undda pt.'- unity of :Joni. and of pl:we. As a re;ison tint cringing lOtward th lt h.,' t h e : last war the King's Proaor had I.yer, guilty of :yiich in praCtice. Sir W. Scovr said he. had, no objeaion to they Clause, but that it N% as unneceAtry. tle denied i'!lat. any such pratitice had ver,tixisted. Mr, joit: , l - rotcy. said •he Was' surprise:d to IlCnr the 'Right Hon..and Learned Gentleman wav so, as it NtruS on a former oceakii(al a: ,, ;Crte(i by Admin 7,l cOcbrane,, and Ina then denied by the Right .Hon: and Learned Gent lematt. The elan , ;:e wits then brought up, went throng 'h a Committee, and vis o.,reett t.n, Ind tb 11 , ..p0rt, or d ere d to h e , further considered this day Se'llnight. Mr. 1-lustossol gave noticv Otat be would, to morrow, move for,. a 'Committee of the whole House, to consider of the Report relative to :tit al lowin the importation of Coals by the Grand junc tion canat. l'he lush Distillery Bill, and the West India Froe Porti .Bill, the, Auditor's Bill, 'and the 1:564 Horse Duty Bill, were SeVel'ally read a third time, and passed. On the. question, that the Bill fur suPPlying. cr tain Towns in Ireland NVitit'Witer be rJad a' :third tithe) # . Mr. Fn4r.r.o App( ;eel it on, the' ground that it 'gfwe too'great„,a power to the Grandjuries. ;He :therefore moved, that it be read a third tilue this 'day. torte Colonel BAowr.r.t. differed from his Right Hon. Friend v. 1 .41 :41oke last, and thought the Bill gave noti c 1 (;-, L!!•ltraorclitary pc;wer to Grand uri 04; .u.i cl hoped, therefom that ale House would 4g - rde to the thld reading. Sir J. Sty.wAtt'z said a fem . .- 7t , •orris infavour of Amendnumt. ;which war, rartiJ!d without a division, and ot - c6nrs , :•, • Mr. ALEX V.:1)Tr!!1 t t th(! ti l l st e ell i t: i l t r ., t ;iol o ,3 f ti( t ) l: :: y. 2 W ay; and Means; were agreed to; and-BillS ordered thet•con.-lit th ea t brought t,tp" tb Tax (..'/)llejtors' Arn!:!ndtne4t Bari ; which Wili'rekid in fin,t, ini(l ordered to be rebel 4second time to-tivirre , e, The D2t:y c,:lit,"±ion Bill was cortiMittc,l, and - ordered to be rep,:i - tecl Thy. In',-11 Fees' 11:11 WitS 1 , 2!:i ,e(7O11(1 he commit e.!..t to-morrow. ,urdcr~cl t!1 dered to be reported to i iocir<V T he, other Orders of the Day ~ vere 1. ;".tdjOtt;:lted, ' p MAILS. ,Akitcvsa-,-g Gottenburgh; Waterfacd. Ela-urt• purgG . ottenburgh, Waterford. ,PRICE of §TocKs Tut% D.Y AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. Red. Ann. - s 8 1 Omniurn - - - 3i THE SUN. 11 0 LEM Q. 013 D1C7.11/1 PAI:SUM: ALIDEAD ? L'aNDO N, TITURSDA.Y, JUNE 1905• 'rap, Report of the Committee appointed to exa mine into, and report upon, the Papers relative to Sir Horn POPHAM, .Was yesterday laid before the Hoitse. It was ordered to be printed, and eve hope, in a very few days, to be able to lay it before our Readers. 11l it d then we shall forbear to make° any comments upon it, though it. is With much pleasure we learn that it is highly favourable to the gallant Officer whose condu& has been the objea of investigation. WHEN we recollect the pains taken: by'the Oppo-, sition Writers to inflame the public, mind against • Lord MELvILLE, by every species of ,misrepresenta:. tion, before the discussion on the loth Report' s ; i.e • are not surprised that they should adopt the same eel-v.47a, and pra&ice the same manctuvres. pre-' via:us to Mr. WHiTn R E AD'S, MOtioll for an Impeach-. ment.---The mode of, proceeding ,which has . been adopted against Lord MEIN. IL4E , seem, `however, to have considerably embarrassed them. The House of Commons, by their Resolutions of ,the Bth of have expressly defined the ex:tea of Lord M t criminality, and those re 7 solutions Were followed by ry,,heavy punt. lAment„ Would thoSe Writers have, him ithpeached for .the offence of whieh . the House of Commons have steady voted him guilty, and for 'which he has been already punished by being dis.,issed front,his Office, of Filet Lord of the Admiralty, and by, thb erasure of his Name from the Litt of Privy, Council ; ? Such a proceeding would, we belieVo, be almost without a precedent in, the annals of Parliament. If the Measure suggested by Mr. PITT bad been adopted ail these difficulties would have ,been avoided, because the whole' natter would have been referred to a Select CoMmittne, and upon their Report the House of commons aright either have impeached, or not, ai'theythought proper; but certainly, the mode of proceeding Which .has been adopted places Lord Mimvittit In a very pecUliar situation, because, if the impeachment' should be voted, he will be tried for, an offence of which the Comm onS have voted him guilty; and for which he has been pu4 tais' hie it calla, -to be recollected, that upon these ROSOluCtons Of; ; the Commons, mteiings have Imt). livid,. and. Resolutions carried in dif ferent o , lllllici and Cities against Lord Nfni.- v and all this pre' ides to his Trial (if the impeachmeilt should be voted) for this very Offence. But that. which clistinguishes this case from ,any of w•liitdi we have-any recelleaion' is, that sevetal Peers. attended tho F e. Meetings, and (if ;the 'amount of what pa,:.-ied at those'MeetingS, is to be relied on)' supprted,the Ilewlutions against him, who will al ter.:.,,rds apart -of the Court before winch he s to be tried, ,if tho'lmpeaclnentshould be voted. Go/to/burgh arrived this morning; :—the following is the only article of intelligence which it bring;; : STOGY. OYM, MAY 23. 7 —Ms Majesty, it is re 'ported, oil-to-morrow` to visit the Camp at Schhnen, which v.. 111 consi,t of . 8009 men. He will return hither ;thaut the, end- et Julie. Mons. &OtltVii-y, .the Priassi:in Minister, and his Secretary t4h4Copital ; but, it is reported, that they will take their depart= in 'a day or two. It is _understood here that the Treaty between .England, Russia, and this Country., is, finally'arranged anc.laoncluded. EXTRACT' 01' A tETTEIt FROM MILAN, DATED MAY 19, TO A NELYTRAT., AGANT r.sc;LANT. " It is not only froMpolicy; but to command so much tlie,more the re pet of his subje&s, here, that I.ION At MITE has ordered the Members of the Foreign Diplonlitic Corps in Fran.:.•e to augment with their preserKv the number of his suite in Italy.. The . People will think the Yoko, le!f,..:t heavy and degrading, . • h cii th o Lieproentatives of so -many SOverelgns carry it with them. • The, :Neapolitan ArnbasSdor, Marquis 'D E .6ALLo ; the Prusian .11robAiador, Marquis Pk; I.t y ecit i ctitNt ; the 'Bavarian :NliniSter, 1) - E. ; the Hessian Minister MALS.BURG ; the Esden Minister, I)Aiti.titniG ; With the En‘ , oys of the tributary nations of Spain; Ptruria, Holland, and , ;!t1,3, are already at* ivy here. The Portuguetv, DEl:4liqA, is said to he on the fo.ad 16M frOITI WhiCli City the, American Minister, 0 N andthe Danish Envoy, I)Avritt., slie.w lift liwition, - or have no orders to depart. Die A u..,trian•Minister of the Forel b -ett . Dervg,ttnt:.nt, Count 1.01,1 F C(iiir,NTZlll., l expeded here from 'Vienna ; i 4 (1 prewnded Russian 'Plenipotentiary f.korn St. . . , Petdr---1,- urgli. Thc.,se expeautians and. arr,/,,s its, Occasioned :a report, that a Congress will 1;;:. , -! here for settling the ditferc.nces between. Fl.ar.i,v. . England. From th e violence; however , with s':•',:•• BoNArARTE s peaks of the British Nation, uvr ru . litici.. ,•1 1 • . 1 i i aAls )nt.ge inin still too sr_tated aping G:o,l'. Britain sincerely to -wish for a reoonciliation. "NI, - -. • 1-- k T - '. t+l.o , - a‘ly ptrsons um_ tiat BODAPART4 IS 1 - ' dissatisfied with the. 11‘i*JAPEROR of. GF.RMANY MI(1 With lon e ti s, l oo e OKFtN-reoncti-ofni:.:trLss, and that, the m' ' French Troops c.)lle6ted hi this COuntry .are 14 merely for a show. According to the best inferno- INlTantua, uPderioultDAN ; MENOII C03101.10i-k 00 a ni n e d; l in Piedmont; and ST. CYR• 16,000 ill the I . 3ag d(4) i of Naples. hound the Coast of Genoa atidTuso*, go, under. LAsNas 3, 32,:0,-;e0 eoucc.citnipiypeld.,oiiincbaraNllvly.-,ll',ldif.• po lb,ooo. On the other ular liiißtaindi,aift.' ustTr:Phs 1m 011 ; I.'l ' ;in and d e tPhaep airegTerritory, .are quartered 2,0,0., ‘' 61'4' 11 of Troops in Tyrol, and in the ei-devant atilt' States, supposed' to arnoinit to 60,000 rile% augmented by die arrivals of new Corps frail Of H • eredttary, States ; and, the Russian and 1.41.` Forces in the 3ilediterra we an- are c.alculated upsotli, ~,l ogefl2l6or,aoloo. The vicinity of so rnany and ialo r l . 1 Arinies cause alarms and speculations not fsv°lll4" i . 10 14. to the desires' of the wishers for Peace,. tooil opinion is, that this yea. will pas 3 ev er any blows are struck on the Continent, *e .: dea i 5 `` it NVIIS Macia,ine.i.loNaPAßTF, scliQ ueitarl , a, letter the hand of the Queen 1)010 of t'Altlr! I , a ti ICP for her Son EUGFNIVSB:2AuBABNots. To' ' 1 , . saki l the ) 4tl `' 13 to bC a polite refusal, acconnt 0- - 4 .„1 , 1 .. .o to f . h h t:: . y rt 'o o 7 a tr... i - rcS_.orilat,.-.11."-;4.1.u: .Kailii.,,,,Kijunlsdsa tipiroilili:coglso' ..,' N • ;iPI t° APLLS, never mute iillrry. it .s t a , ' Bo , e a an nit"` ~tr.%-fiTil IRIS ill cAinstiqttence tiernanti 00 Vie". with these Prinees. •Eunextus. f3gx.nt4Aft'A iisvinli°l‘iva;egtlll:e3t.StflllpVerlOrittec'e"tillinjlol:ll.33 iff.jitilktt:ll/171113:47i a lICW War: . h . • """/"..?".""7" -- 0 ' • 'lila tLe' kullise'estefo.rrtigitypsrooornrnifourltellist:‘,vti.;,s,:;: sT,,y left the 00 About ,twelve o'clock I Ira IVIAJFI'II ' „,f . lu: P3INCESSES in two coaches , and fUllr set `" ason., • ' * ~.,• 1' .... rii ftg V° l '' This day, the n0y.,,/, slF,lmli,y, le.h.Loyt-- or., . I - ' i 0 ' ) Yesterday morning Hts 3,LousTY ra t ic ; i t -')L f Ail Volunteer and Yeomanry CPrP' ' i r tbt' „ln 1; 10%4 visien of the County. of Surrey, 04 Pi, ) , s--- yiz. ~ • , , , '• r i j opt Ll ° ' ItIGHT..----Sn.4'rey A eotnan —ricair,j, 4 _. • MiNlipiii Cu. pop .. 61: , 5: .t ill p ool, hlorden • To..tiiig i'v•ifeeti. SVirnhtetitin ' .W. tiworrh • " - CATlshAtutt., I.la;trets ~,u,til,i,:zio• , Mortlake - lairel-.5,14 •-;:' ' .ji a d ta ll Thaw were some other smaller coj;''„,,oo, left was covered by the Claphol : a na '';3`1 • \11,101 valry, under, Colonel ,TpouNio+.4%, .1 1 ; 4 1 co achti came in his trwellintjehaise fron ) ." -e A ‘:,, ) ' ° y 01 11 , SIX hOrSCS.foktving with his Acttendalr i la gei, fa' Tooting and Merton, where i'olaY6 ',, i thee 0i potaed, which having chr.nged, a w el ll ' d i n 01, alßl,i)tiyst tall.?l:kat3.ltiirseir t•!o,4llrvo,noc,::::i.,ieltaci:, cdti In:Nitii:[l:ezie.neNar.tificna,"rie:jrcie:::iiiiiii;.eilati oirobTrYilci, ' 'SVZSP, and a great 111.kIllber QI `l"l4eof °...1:0 Piet Officers of. the. Distria. rl'hc ,w'chief 01',c Li:tßviinuGbErrnweasd iannfdrokutep, a t : ' Commander lxr/ten4vei '.,, 1 Disnia. The lines; which were ve i l ' ('‘' t„tedoitb,'" til ring - es of ei'ery descriptien; COtlYeYillt! o-0,11'161, the beauty, and fashion of the Con llt, ° 1 w ore 1 11 ,,, ° ~.,1 aftcr , the first ceremenies were pa.'e;"„e3r the 1 1, to dismount, an d go tiiitsh:tyilt, I:::reilttllie:e.rexissea Innlys:1::: Stntim. As to the Review In:11.101 ,soi, dot ~, ( t i l ;L e ll Y i m' i . tertett)B:eePtrse7ini rs;rlY the' Wad 3 , 5 ,11 1 ' to t, wi ti o v irci xcptiOns, -they v.•,?r.,2 perfotlll..,ew , 0 1i3e 4 ril , ,, indeed, - At half past tl,vo the it y o , !_d oit6' N,,,;; firing yollies of divisions,. ana a 'vr,.1,1:,,i1i. ,A.'llloo His L\ EASESTY and StlitO, left the I . ) e t , ~,,.3ter /AP of Corpi eniTIO in carriageg, nt iti ttioti:.;iiti got :10 , ~, entertainnleatS- provided tbr.thera ," )o ,lot t?, „ ~, , ,:s iS O W how l " The Dutchess a Sr. ALP.I-,„i t o ber ~ , ,,t o ill convenian' the Votarits of ta4"l,' , 04 00' 1 . I) , ,ive,il la Her first rout, till's season wo 6 mo . Stratford-place. - ~f I,,ort i . ~c, ' , fitr bier , cop - The lion. .I\ii‘is Loos, ( ' i t. j ' il d to kari ,b 0: BouBNE t is spemilly toy ive lier 0 , , ,od i v e a vet') rid Mr. iNelmEs PETER ANngs3 tiso'lleb i ti the LEI', treat on Thursday pat; ,at 1114 . 41 , 14 ,a, that t il ,„ s biO' Park. So many perions ate 11114a.' ,of a P ' I VI/ Pa,I;Y wil l b I htl'' i • Fain- 0 • 0. acie squeeze. . o t ~ i ' 1",-fh Constables , , po op,. On Friday the I - 6 .1 ) ,, Lao T tit the honour of entertaining ‘0.,.1-1,,,.. t p i ,,,: r ote Alngilirafes a their atinual " I ', `1";`11,10 riy:ilti 1.,,' eighty Crelitleihen sat (.10i01. ;owe ( 0 ': tiv 'Tavern . .nie Lord .1-11,..g11 Ge n tejoea 0) ER it 0L) , and Several other ~„elice. tin, ~.. ~11 their FIT— ~, ~ t ion, honoured them Ws , f d i o ii: 10 1 • , A Brit i,h Naval Pillar t ( l e't , ' el,c)riveL4l,4:l '' nif to t '', arks) h;is Liiely been ~ intople. ,t ,,, , 0, • , 1-11:,,e, SO;ltb ;;1t 1d I \ t, ',: co i, Po the 11;11112:4 of f•loNvil. S T ' 1 : o re b.l'e'lleo '' '.. .Nrcsns, on each. si,4! of fi le • ( . 1 ~,, : ~,4,1 , i,, ,., , Yesterday a court of )),'..',..,),„nt1y ', '' J r ,. 1, I.•',ast -India t 10U5..., \viler' the L,,,t)l.;ii 11,,i ot : i. , t . . nia was ordered to be rei'aut'"D„ii.i. '1 l' 1 , voyage to ~,,,, iea, to proceeu ~r, , ... in Nvotn,„,,) .• ~:...', ~ adjourned, ,at five o'elo,el`' 1- 0,;,,,,. of I.`;g:liii The Experimt nt, ?itcll(3 ~ ott,l t;1•1.,0 e ,. , we tat Far a' Lb?. 7tb Of ' Mo t :_, o f it] tr,; , .': o v i , beating orf two Ennlch Privatt:''',.'oll, 0.100',•,- ),: ► . • , 1 ' /;,•-• I 0T11M.0,, ' ' ...hiot 1',,,,, 1.11,e 4,41715tfi1l ~, ' , l id i ,130‘v -.. ce fast, - was talon bY 3 1.);1..1 ito.stlAL 1' Bar,. CiD t 010 b til `lit. r 1711(.• the' Artt,?;too4 - Schooner, ,-„.0, Lisboll'oj,,,-' ,Tbe Sior:. Vir,nt:EN , ii. j_tAeo, il , . lint WI lai id, lia..i been, taken, 1,,., at () r., vl Q .1