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. to obey the precedent laid down itt Ale case of Sir Li Impey.** SPEAKER.7-.‘ " The House -cannot proceed the tint instance without knowing the roll and ~.pierise.tharges which are presented for its con- I•iderat,ion."---(l4ear, hear !) • The Clerk then proceeded to read the charges. Ne hick were thirteen it) number, and. en brneed the wholelletails of the Noble Lard's case, with n long commentary•to each specific, eloirge. The . notes of the trial were taken from Mr t liorney's report. - • • The first charge against the• Chief Justice was, for having rreittired the Detendaut's Counsel, after midnight, to state tiwle case its a state of exhaustion, &c. .• • tectind was, for confounding thc'cliarge.; againt Lord Coebrivise With the cases of others, on tits trill, and asisitig • • Iris spccolatious - with these of others on a particillar day, &c. The third was, -the iniposSibilitv of ascertaining Ise wboM the draft which passed through De - Iteresiges's hands was given, fie. , Four.h, that the Court assumed the fact of identity between ' the link notes found on •De Ilerenger, 'and 'those • of Lord C-ehrane, and evaded the explanations Which would have removed that impression, Fifth, that the Court notrolvand vindictively asensned that Lord cochrtine, when be disclosed the eircumstvtices of De aterehger's visit, was of opinion that the latter had Sailed fur America, Esc. • Sixth, for newarrantahly and unduly insinuating to' the 'Jury, that i the Noble Lord's leave of absence on she dth of 'February, was a tolourehle pretext. to cover his dctigns,ike. Seventh, for misreprektnting the, eircuttotanee - of Lord Cochrane, the 1-Issis. Cochrane Johnstone, and Mr. tett, be ing emmected in fended purchases on a particular day, &c. 4 Eighth, for uutrarratitably controverting the declaration of Lord cuchrane, on oath - , respecting De lierenger's note, and for L rtpeatedly mil'orcing the fallacious arguments of the Counsel for the plosecutiens Ifcs The ninth charge was for unwarrantably and todusti6ably .representing to the Jell. OW the declaration of Lord Coch rane relative to the note, received on the 21st of February, was unworthy their credit. The tenth charge was ,fur raising unwarrantaWe un founded objections. to Lerd.Cneltraue's declaration, on oath, .thnt he lord received a letter from his brother, Itlajor Coal rano, early in Felnnary, stating the ettreroe danger to which -Ins lire bad been exposed, in consequencp of a severe although that declaration had been supported by an affidavit .of Major Coebrane,r and treating the whole as unworthy of credit. The eleventh chitge a, 'for unjustly representing the cc's *ace asiduced on the.,eart of Lord Cochrane, relative to the ; origin of his,acquairitanee with De berenger, as unworthy of credit. The twelfth charge was for injuriously passing over, with -.ant comment, that part of Lord Cochrine's affidavit which .stated, that, when Lord Cochrane hesitated to teceive De Ilerenger on board his ship, be rteaileil to Isis recollection that he had preriunsly chew' hiin rectimineudatory certificates 'that lie bad received from. Lord I:aria-with and Colotsel Jew. kinson, and other persons n office; and for havingjuisrepre seined the evidence of the lion. Alexander Murray, rehttive lo the same pnint: • • , . ' 'The thirteenth charge was for passing over witliout eons soros, Lend. ceehrane's solemn declaration, nit oath, that he ' bad nit seen De Ileirtiger its his red coat, star, and - order, as had helm represented. ' The Charges been read,. - h e SkkAKR 4 Cochrane . 'What flintier taorse he propose'l O . adopt • Lord COCHR,ANE=." minve.— "That these t barges be yri►►tcd-.-that the flopae may bav,e nn opportunity of forming a more correct estimate of them Ilion could be obtaiued by the cursory reeding that has now laden place." " • General I.llAtnEw..--" Sir, I second. ,the ma. Con, not from any partial or prejniiieeil feeling, because 1 AniOtogetiltr unacciuninte(l,.with tlit transaction; but it-must' - be equally- the - tape of both, 'the Noble Lords.: concerned, tiny the House be erialaleti to form a eorrect.Otim4te.' , AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS, . • • Mr. WesTeiw postponed his' motion to "lhurs day-next:when, he trusted; the 1-fouse would give the 'subject he siliduld siThinit to. them undivided attention. 'A motion of his Hon. Friewil (Mr. ilrougham) stood for that day, which; he hoped, ivonia b e postponed.: Mr. liaououAlst acceded to the •request, and p‘m potted his !notion relative to the Libemy of the rress to. Ttitirsitii'y ' The other Oril,eri'Of the Day were then dis posed of, and adjuutned. . • tvIAILS. 41141VZP—t Lisbon 1 Dublin, 4 Waterford. Dut-.3 Got. tmi3l?urgli, 1i4114bal:11.. riitcg 7 Q - i Tut" DAY AT gaol( filtyck, *but 3 per Cent. Red. 'hat $ per Cent. Cum. ellif 4 per ()wits. silat Mpg" (: , t, Navy Ana...l*Al pant; L. itnn. • ~a; IF STOCKS wk ,Y& o'CLocti. In(li / Rondo, si. pr.. Exclitri. Piiii r ts, di,. 2s. 'p7. Omnitigu, 1 7it 'Ditto fur IN ymelit, . Cum. fur. Auetutit, 010 HIGH ‘vATzlt xpLoz,tooN BRIDGE To-AMBROW. • SLittiing, 30ininutss Attar 7 t t:venint, ht mina* after THE S gill,tp,i Qtll !MEHL rnt,vcra AUDYAT? LONDON. FIrEI)*ESIL4 Y, 1,4 Reg G, I SIS. It is Anderstood that the provision for the esta- Vishment of the rtitlCeSS CIAARLOTTP: and her linsbansl, Prince Luoyoup, will be 50,000 C. per ann. and that the Marriage of the Royal Pair will be celebrated in about a month. %IVe , e a further translation of the 4Par(s I'. • .pers to the 3d, than appeared in our Second Edition of yesterday. We lure reeeked letters from Bombay to oe !ober, up` irbielt period all was tranquil in that Tart of the country. None of the combinations g the ilahrattas of which we' bare heard in ngbutd,aei mentioned in the East India rivers ; march to Poonah seems to be altogether Nntisentied. Thative of self mote or less governs all human actions l i frpon this broad principle, it may he , • Airly s , aid...l4st Ministers, rind those who -support ftimp,in imposing the Income Tax, can act but from one rnotrve—a conviction that it is the best Bicasure fur the Country : the decisive proof of arbieb . is, that every man who votes this way must pay for it diract4 out of his own rocket. On th e ttherlat.l, tl,e opponents .of the Tax my hive two reasons, and out of them a`vcrystash reason ! Mr. linouGitAm contendtql last night that the Cti.orcr.t.t.on of the LXCIIeaUER must give up the Income Tax, part by part, to relieve Tenant, Landlord, Merchant, so that it wouhl come to 1. 114 a shadow prodneing n' thin This shadow the ILearned (it:nth:man., howevut-, declared it to be his firm purpose to fight ; in otsr opinion, a, fair match bad it not turned out that the Shadow was more substantial that its Rival, For after tergli ity4 that >the Tax would be.frdttered down to Wi thin.. the Learned Uri:tieMau concluded, by the ;Rouse not to" alloW Ministers so, tei»pting a.bait, levying su'elt large sums that vernmeut would IICTer give it up 1 ! ! Gla4ncing over the Report of Mr: TIERNUY'S Speech in the Morning Papers, we imagined, from the plentiful Italic sprinklings of "c.i laugh," ." laughter," " a. loud latish," &c. that it must have been , mic of the wittiest orations ever deli vered. We accordingly read it in search of the litimaiir which set the Opposition in a roar, and never were so much diskiiiVointed as by fintbng that it was incomparably dud, with only live jukes on the sickness of several Ministers. One would believe that Hatula'sadvi6e was net ironical, and that these gigglingGentlemeii would really laugh at Yarick's Lord COCHRANE, in . the !louse of Commons last night, moved Isis Chargei against Lora ELLEN, IsuitovGn, accusing him of p ! irtiality, tnisreple sentation, oppression, - &c. :They arc thirteen in number, and were (Were(' to be printed. , T • The Dlinburalt Petition an'ainst the Property 9 - Tax is, we observe, headed by sir. iEFFEAY i the Editor of the Edinburgh ekeriew,.antl follosi-ed by a long train of the Metaphysical Jacobin's who congregate together in that fatriotts city. LW night lhe'subject of the Prop rtyTax under went by far the' most important (4scus t ion i t h n% y et received hi the Ilinise at Commons.:' Lord CAtini. ,arAGLI ablir..e'stposeri 'the uticturual efforts of the nary, to cxciteA clkiintNt: against a Ili!! not yet introduced: into Parliament; rather. than to exa , iuine the measure and meet argument by argument. But the diatiriguislaing feature of this WPM' was, thCiiediiratiCl:ol the CH ANeEt.t.oa of .the Ltic-Amamt, corroborating all the state aleuti whielchave been atli]aneeti Suzy ,re speciing the gitteo and tool.lifteations proposed , to be made in the Property, or rather, Inca* Tax. The chiel:of, these are— That.the Tax shall continwe .for two years. That the agricultural interespr, now so gyeatly iihall Ire relieved, by a sensible 1.'04' Lion in the Tenants"fax, ko - that . all fouler& oc cupying less . than 1501. a-ycar, •a}id having no other income, will pay nothing, as 'haying lesi than 501. a-year prof:; and all :who ,h4ve less than 4501. a-year, will pay an abated tag, as hav ing less than 1501,—,Ahnve 4501. a-year, they will pay 441. in the pound, or one sixtieth of the runt. So that.6oo./. a-year, will only, pay 101. ; and so in proportion. ',Oat shall be granted to all classes where necessary, b.y, extending.the periods of payment to the utmost that is consistent with the ultimate receipt of the impo4. The Tax will thns be of the nature of a pledge or , security for the, Calm hoed amount of its prodnce, wherever it is not immediately productive o f revenue. It has been found impractitable to cleyise any modification in favour of profits seising front trade, but it appears frcini official information produced by the Minister, that this 'ea infinitely less con sequence train has been generally apprehended, from the contributions tinder this head bearing so small a proportion to ihe.whple. Such is the measure .which, from the course pursued hi the Home lust night, we may say has already received - los sanction; for there was no longer any furious decleinstions against it, but `the Opposition, Joreseeing that it must meet the sense of the majority m the House and Country, contented themselves with a few attacks, upon petty details. • - Two P . apers from nitinct;stetrshire and Bristol, whith %re annex to these observations, Terre to shcw that the delusion of the moment on this question is being gradually dissipated. TO THE PUEZIOLOEIiS OF 7111$ COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER. The following questions are sitbmitted Pr your consideration, before ' , on vote at the County Meeting to be belti this day lst.—ls not the Empire so extended—and are not the affairs Europe so unsfttled, as to require a worn extensive Esti.. blishatent than in any. foriner peace ? , 24.—1 f, however, 'ady taxes can be . redueed, should not 111 the taxes on nsali, salt, soap,4Antlles, windows, kg. ke.• (which dreet..the middlii(orriasees more Chats the rich t ) be the taxes first taken D IT? ad.—ls not the Property Tax; (6y ivPie/ the rich man is verde to pg in liroportion, to hie abumlttni;). iri principle Vie melt eqi,,ittible of all Taxes? and if it prassts bard an some classes, (which it evidently does according to flie pre sent scale ' ) might it not be amended in all objectionable points? —And should not such a Tax be the relits-; qui . ilied by Oust Government? . dth.—ls it not insir&que toeless the PrOperty / lisX,.and the Tax of 2s. per bushel. on malt, in the samelletiiiotii 7 Must not the class of men who may fairly tote for the redaction of the Malt Tax, feel an interest in seeing the Property Tax con tinned ?. Are they not so classed for the purpose of catching the unwary multitude, rand procuring names to the prored Petition ? 5t h.--41 the Property Tax were relinquished, would the pre sent 1 - tition be suirported tßteh cte Malt from tbe Tax of 2s. per bushel ? • t;th,'..-If the Property Tax be taken off, must not,the amount so relinquished 'be raised by other Taxes ?. Will not ;nett Taxes fall more heavily on thernirldlinit classeit of society?— And ~lrA ter hear of Comity Nlretinp to relCiie' them ? . 7th.—ls not this Meeting called upon notice So short, that due time is not all Owed to discuss these questions in the pub lic papers as is usually done regarding questions in which the publie. are 30 niuch interested,? has been said stbout the pledge given Minis icrs to relinquish this 'l'd when the war.ceased 7 Was it in the power-of nuy Minister to bind the GovernMent by giving. such a pledge ?-Wits it nntwropg. to extort it? And even if it were giCeti.—Was it not weak 'to ,beliere.it Nlarcli 2. (Glouceacr llerteld.) FREEHOLDER. BF sToL PETITION AGAINST THE PROPERTY-TAX. The following ii a copy of the reply of our Member Mr. DAY'S, on receiving the Petition front this city : '" Dr.mt hare been honoured with your letter of the 21dinst. in which yea' itxfOrtu me that a Petition has' bowl) signed by a numerous body of my Constituents, ad dressed to the !lodise of Collusions against. the .re-coacttitent of the Property Tax. " I have received? the Petition,.and I Fliqpi}trent it this day to the House, in concert with Mr.`Prothttrtie,,,, 4 , It is a painful, but an unavoidable dutyi.,sylslchi hays to perform in stating, that my opinion as to the :,necessity of the continuance of this Tax (reduced to § per cent. and li mited to two ye,irs) has been con6rraed by all the inforota tion, ,which I have been enabled.frsra the highest sources .Le obtairt.on this subject. i Nleitilier al Parliament bas a double 'duty to perform. Ile must at all tithes attend, with the greatest respect ant deference, to the represutationsof bit constituents; but, after givins to slue subject lkought before Ititn in I'4t'liaaiect the must mature consideration, he must finally dete'kutine bii rote on his own conscientious, opinion. - " Never, Sir, since, I !lave 'ma a seat in Parliament, bare sought more to -enlighten myself on any subject thatwao likely to be brouidit under aisculialon there, th an on this im portant measure, and never had I a clearer conviction of its general necessity, not otsly.hr the promotion of our ‘ finatt (AA interests, hut through those interests for the prosperity of the eiyintry at large. - - • • ' • " You will believe; Kr, 'that it ;twit') the most painful feelings of regret that li di (ter from So. COpsiderable a body of my fellow-citigette,, who hare petitiOneil against this . mea sure; ,but holding . the opinions before stated, I hopele be escuged for detlitling to oppose a :iteritsnre, which in Trey con science 'I believe will IMillnUt s e Oa its results), the cousibertial prosperity of . Bristol. I have the honour to be, tleor 66 With qntiments of tegard and esteem,. " Your faithful and obedient Seri w it, • • . itICIIART3 HART DAVIS. '. o'clact —Ale have t hit =Aleut prrserstect bath 'Petitions. they arc ordered 'to Fier on the table. "Piccadilly, Feb. 2Gth, " To the Right Worshipful tke hlaytvr of ritistot tcc. ace' ' (Bristol Journal.)' 13E1c111Tori,. MARCH 4.---The N.largai br CHESTER arrived at the l'aviliott last inf , lit. 'Col. 111`M,tHON. departed ,3!)thlt nine o'clock, - .'and Sir B. 1-koom Pre LD and General GwYttNi, 'Soon after ten thiS morning. .. I`esterday. abont half 7 pasti twelve o'clock, her I),IaJ,EsTy, Princesses AUGUSTA I+ll , l MARY, arrived . in n . travelling 'carriage at the 'QueeWs Palace, frim ,Windsor, • escorted by a party of Light Horse. Ili the. course 'of the morning, they. were visited by,the .Dukes of Yortx and .S.u*zz, and a notnerims assemblage of the Nobilifyand Gentry. theceening the Qtlept had a sslectprty. Letters of- 18th February, from Bilboa i men,. tion.that BREDiNANii VII. has ordered a new COG.. tribution to be - levied on his kingdom ; for the porpo4c, as is'stated, of equipping u: new niti a marine expedition,' the command of s hull is to be given to O . DOItNEL. ' A Letter from Dover, 'dated March 4, says— Iliclioyal Highness - the Duke of Ka r, atriv -ed Ikeoe from London . this morning at eleven, and einhArked ;at noon lu the. _Chichester' packet. Captain RETTER, for Calais, where it is Supposed heat-rived in three hours,- on :his. way to Brussels, 'The Doke of Richmond sailed yesterday afternooti r -for Calais, and- several packets .with passengers; there hart been - also. several. arrivals of vessels with -about .300 Men of - the Royal Artillery, and a few horses.frotn '•••• It-is stated. that adviees haVe been received by the, Secret Committee of time Court of Directors of the East' India Company, iniirnating , that the . , • decisiVe tneasnre adopted by the Earl of Motaa, in consequence of suspicious appearances .- in the eunduCt.of the Nilatil avid the Picisblv4;iluid been attended with the most satisfactfttrrestilts,; those • Princes having, inunediately on thepiapproach of tWe British• troops to, their respective. capitals, Hydrabad and Poonah, offered to give the most 'ample securities for their:pacific antlfriendly•Cou - duct. Am. Arrangement was. accordingly. con chided, by which the Nizarn agreed to„ place his brother, the known instigator of his, hostile dis positions, in close confinement in a fortress be longing to a third power. The Peishwa went further, and gave up his Minister, the - promoter of his military schemes and prepar , tiona, who was brought a prisoner to Boni n ty there to. be kept as the Government of Bririsleindla rnay, in its discretion, think proper. . A- great many Carthagena privy ters were (IA t A t its surrender, ring are t a loss were to to for I. shelter'. • LITER STURE. `~ ':~ . . Fan. I.—The learned Angelo 1f5.10.; ' at Milan, bas lately communicated to the learno world sorne_neW discoveries wbicb he has mad. the Arnbrosian library (Mediolani 1815, typis rem giis puitl 12 Lire)', they are about 60 hithertO • not known verses of Plantus, - from the los t mar. of Ole Vedularia ; a life of Terence, with a corn' `mentary to .five . of his Comedies, and three reprs' sentNious of Comic Masks; the part hitherto. wanting of the speech of Isceus, on the inheri a ranee of Cleonymus ; and a speech of the Ono. sopher Them istius, against those who had blamed him for having accepted from the Ernpert. Theo dosius the office of Prefect of Constantinople... -. (liljemeine Zietung, Feb. 22.) %war. SPANISH Enter.—The King our Lora has been pleased to issue the foliou in , , Decree'' — " Toting . into consideration the merits and milit ar y gem"' of th e Rehash Officer, Dun Robert Steele, Lient.-Colonel of my Royal armies, I have chosen to grant him the rank and privileges of an extra Knight of the Roval and distinguishe d. Spanish Older of Ch a rl es t h e Thi r d, which you ar e acquainted with, and y ou w ill d u ly i n f o rm hint of it , fur ebl intelli etice and satisfacti o n. A s a lso that as a strange berT dispens s e with the nec essar y p roo f s of, fur id other matters requir e d b y t h e sta t u t e s of the Ordef f • Garcia under my Royal Haud, at my Le day of D e cembe r , 1815. ttte KING. (Signed) lat d To Don Thomas Lob o , S ecre t ar y (.1 the ititpU .distinguished Order of Charles Ind. the Among the Brevet Promotions annexed to Military Gazette of Saturday, our Reade r " ° l l ll - observe one giving th e r an k of Alajor in t he s' ilm tish. army to the celebrated Indian Chief hoard s,, by-thc style of JOHN NORTON, Esq. 01!"'''"L" Teyouiohokarawiu, Captain - and Leader nt IL- Indians of the Five Nations. Major NowroN t. the Son of a Seetchman, and was born in Nori t n America. He : is a person of very cons ide i l . ° ability, mixing the i nformation of the lan d ancestors With Alm natural acuteness of the Ina of his adoption—European intelligence w ith h " . :: than vigour. We. have beard that a mOst interest",• ittg work, viz. the History of the late "triir in Cl 2 nada, may be shortly expected irons ,the pen Go Teyoninhokarawen. A Middlesex Meeting was held yesterdsY Illtektiey, at which the usual Iltirdettites move and carried appropriate Resolutions again" Property Tax. Mr. MRLI.IiH, Sir W. G il3e° l and Mr: • REDIT, opposed the Petition fo otle IhereupOn, but they were not heard by the friends to tree discussion. „„4 . CARLISLEELRCTION.--Stale of the s ee v --- day's poll > - J. C, Carmen, Eq . , • 155 Sir Philip Musgrave, Bart tie Colts EXCHANGE, MARCH 6.—We had but kr fresh, arrivals this morning, but a conside" hic quantity-of grain left over from Monday, in c°n : - sequence of which the sales in,general were very dull, and lb., little business done was A t 4Vl°l ' dales prices. • The Court of Madrid h a s that the decreed, the Island of Porto Rico shall be the resort tot trc :' cournerce for 15 years to all nation , . d"- a . Spattish Consul -in the ports of the countrielV.., ftomwatt(i ..... ence(tchhearvieesssteon Pa per.) vessels ta ke e er their the ilio a•! On Saturday last tne 24th ult. the A ber&en shire militia, Commanded by ti l e High' able the Earl of iIIOYNR, were disembotlie" Aberdeen, The Royal Perthshire Militia were .disemboln- • at Perth on ‘Vednesday last. ti! * The Kirkcudbright Militia, commanded T Feti.ERTON, were di tern b o died a t KirkcittliWg'.7 on Saturday last, ak BoxiNG.—The.match between Ciirtisatvi t i n/ designated by the elegant appellation of ,_ % r v s e : Country Dick, took place yesterday on r z li fl i g Common, near Uxbridge. The men met d i A • ring at one o'clock with their 'se coatis, Olive7e: Richmond for Curtis, and Shelton arid J. C! t e for Dick,. ~I.letting, 6 and 7 to,-4 on ,Curtis. cii a battle - that lasted fifty-eight minutes, 1)1: • i•;,' gate in. • , & ..2 , 04' ASTONieHING *COINCIWINCR.-- A b o ut Ota cr. elfads after .9 o'clock this morning, the Ti ",a . No. 842 was drawn a Prize of 4',i0,009-• It d sol.l• in S'aares by the. old . estahlished 4-Isza,an, Bra's, apt] Co. Royal txChauge, - Pour of the largest. Capitals, draw . ' . 6 `"° ° f 1. :PO. 24, were likewise. sold. Some Shares Above .X 20,000 were dispo t of in let others by their agents at Lynn and Norwich. • i` SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. SEQUESTRATIONS. • el" Feb. 27. R. Ilarvey and writ alert:Scants, rai c r f " , - d t:1: 0* lots inert In the Printeof %Vales Tavern tbero„ 50.,u March, at 12. . . d „f, WO . gcrw.e_l).c.,,,,..r9e.aft.nomittr,steni.nantdheCop.rn:teler:hants On "g 6--- ' here Mil and if..th bl.rich, at till -• of W : aleill4ver l , " " t ly i, (itx. F.i s t g b o r m n , :r g y lol i v 9 i . i ' l A C b lv c i r r d le e s ea lla u be te r d ta ito on l ; „tllserct i l u tal t , , , utt 'i' ci .,. 014 Abe:deco, 131.4 ;Nlarcb and. 3d April, at 1. ____.....--•-. tIRTIIS. Ifou'• l' l ' On the 2Rtlk uit. at Kipper Park; YOrtsL ire, the Blandditttetttr. Ladd' of 0 4 1 On Sunday last, in Gron•enar-place , tho tenant-Colonel IVytniliant, of ii.llaughter. resterdai ) , at St. George's, 'MARRIED. le ' Ite lower, ti) Elizabeth, eldest danghter and co-heiress of Jose Is Jarnet hr q. , q. of Adhury, Hann ver-sqoare, Str On Sonday morning DIED. street, Mr. Hugh Sparks, CoruediSn• La t On Fri'lal last , ----- Woodridge, Esq. at Isis sPot I " 4r Cowes, at a very advanced age. , . Lytoington. = On the 29th ult. Juba Lyons, Zi n . of it. Austin.", ° al P. fa clrnlntr lot, at his apartnsents in Tat ii' On the Std inst. at this Isom , of Charles Thornsani,4l:ooo. Portland-place, io his 7th year, Robert 1.110044)11,;„:." , ir igt st Years Presi,:ent of St. elitist° br' and Acting ""' - is e s, the Lozc ward Island.. . ------------(10.0. LONDON : Printed by J. B. 61.11. 5 " rAtitS....,l4°•," batons uts.ldinbrs ; and published by, W. 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