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'.i ..^ _AL_ • • • •-• 'r, t , • rat $ e , ) r me' ,e for', o ()tit r111 " 11 82P , 8' 1., , 1., f:VG- OFFICE, !parch 4 3, 1819. • IMO IiM ISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING EiB3l-4TESTY'S NA VY do hereby give Notice, Taat 1 ' he . 21. 1 „ I .''''''"Y next ro receive the 29!1; Instant, they will be rettay [ eive Tender s in u , •riting (sealed up), and / r e a l , e a r rte 27 "'"and Sock s of K ILN-DRIED HOUSEHOLD xr-tOCIR (to he subject to the usual Warranty of Twelve I,lontits); and C "e 1 honsand Socks of .BISCUIT MEAL, to be delivered in the 'Via' e of One Month (the Flour in equal Weekly Pro po-tions) ia.'o his Maj esty ' s V ictual li ng Stores at Dept- crud to be paid for by Rills, payable, thithcut interest, 2 1 Jrty Days aft, r date. . ,elnd for 41 ° SALE of the SA 117,DUST produced • in his 411„jesty's . C "Perage at, that Ytt;cl, fur One Year front the date of the I , Contract, and farther, untie Three Vonth's Warning shall I be • tgtven for the terniiitation thereof, i 74 ' Conditions of the Contracts Matt be seen at the Sec-re •' er , ! '''; 9 / 1 7 ee• . _. • . • ':'''" regard will be had to any 7'ender ht which the Price shall '46e inserted in words at length, or that shall not be deli tet4ll t" the B o a rd be fore One' il_Clock on ..the said Monday ;' l he 29!1 t instant - ;•-nor unless the Person who mahes the ea " 4 ; kr ' c i r . Bo me ecet Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when A •ko e'. .. „ ... .. • Tende r for the Sawdust ;mat also be accompanied by It 4 e , . 'ter si gne d by-two re'svo . 2tsible:PeriO ttS, engaging to be >r, .1 0, ..for 6° ""d With th e Par ty tendering, i n the P ena l Sum of -. l i t te due pc•rformanet of ;he 'Contract. ! ------------- . . ' 1 4,1 PICTII,I 1; LING-OFFICE, March t' , l , 1819 ' ' till" CO IIIIIIISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING 1 'i ti,, ,t 11 ;8 314 JESTY'S ,v VY do 'hcrebtt ,g's . ve Notice, f,•°" Z'otesttafj, .tni;2oth o f .-Iptil next, they Ttll be real/r/ ; .I..e.ecire 2'enders .inWriting (sealed up),• and trent for the ' ide 4PPl / 4 69 " separate Con!racts) of what'FRESH' BEEF may r eo ,,. et ti:• : -4e : 1 for th e ci Be . .of His Alaic.vy's .9 hips and Vessels ,t, i'in•,,-'mentioned Ports daring the space of` Twelve Ca ettei,;:ji: : ° . '"h . , ,. to continence from the' days noted against ~,, , 0tz,;...... • ~,,,,2 , n 7th May, , Ilrigt.ice ''''..' ' 4;,,, ert "' '' • • • 2.,L, 4 !::: , :i :C p a : S y t i l l ' e tt :a l ll l .l j. ;‘ l i . r l S (111' YOU'It I.""n jrl67: June, j 1819 e • r , , 111,, ,. ' R eno , -':°i'ilit i''ns of the Coutracts may he se, n at the Se telo? , g isOihre, at this Office : or by applying to the Col '''''") ;';,, the Cns:onts at Penzance, Bristol, Greenock, ter a '' o '' '''`C - Stoa h ,,, ca , an d Campbellon, / and to the Postmas 11', , G4e;, bey and Jer.u'y respectively. 'hots e . 1 ' . (1 te II I t cant fender in' which the Price 4 h°l 6 i' be hail shall not : 'tell,. e inserted in frot•els at length, or (hat 4 e o tl 7 ,, erNs lo the /io. btfore Otte o'Clock on the said 14 ake; 2 ,; , ' 14 20 . '4 of ..tpri .! next. liar unless the Person who 444 te e .„ e 76 47', or some Person on his behalf, attends, to •e•,,,441`6" called f or . 1 3 , t t , nailer must also Ne aeranapanied by a Letter signed tug •tioi.,;:e'Po7l.,.ir,i, Person,,,• ertgog • to Leconte bound with the tc,. eatici.), g; i . . )4 07 r „ e ` n the pcnalSu•n of 6001. for the due per t•'''''--,•°l ea fh of the Contracts. 01 4 , 1 z- -- 4C.______ • . -ZS FOR P.. 1 VING .I.ND ''OR LAYING 1 )0 . 17' V tr',IST IRON PIPES. -7., ' - - ` - '-' 1 'I I ' A , "6-oF '•"1 . 0 .b.; March 26, 1819. Z QI-I = II ISSIONEMS for VICTUALLING th ato ~,,,- 31 ` 1 JESITS .V. 4 PT do hereby give Notice, 1 I ° ' 'ec:,, te4(47 .Y. the 13th-of .4 pril next, they will be - ready I , 04, -e r ender s in wri!ing (sealed up), from such Per. . Int,,,, er •, 1 ' 44 e (4".11 u'utertr,iee to perform,. in a proper anti workman "' O N , . . all the PAVING necessary to be done fr om time 14 a1ti,,, ' 4 ,, ,. . th e W 1:-1 All F, or other Paris of his Majesty's Vie- . 4 ' 2 h,, g ' Qrf "t Deptford, and to furnish such New'Stone !1 t e re • ' ,•' ,; . eof ' 4 , ,,, t , , Plred for tacit purpose, during ..‘e spar lti e Cote, ? • • • I s i• • until Three o n: , , (or 3 1ottlits certatn, amt. / art tet , e, 47 't.it: 4 ,. /, ' 1 t . r a ing shall be given for the Termination of the 1•• itir.ilab 'e Cuar/itions of which may be seen by applying l'Nti,,,.' the lnspector of /forks on the Victualling 7. 0 s "‘ that place. and further 1111 :,% 4 : 1)4/ ' "d Lay pou . n, a String of CAST IRON 1: t hel li -114 "ICES, 4i-e. on the saLl ll"harf, conformably the -4fed •S' P e c i fications, which nzaq be had, and 'to the 9 1F' • e"C " , iiti o , which za he seen at the the (e 01. the 1 is of Contract, .n y where 4..e , ee ,:faG aspertor of Irorks before mentioned, "1"*. r '''' 7o l mr7/ 6( 4 0 b e visited by the parties tat 7'be eg 4c,.., "ft;t; „., , k - . 4, . • "-- of the Contracts may also be seen at the .14 OfR, •., te g '' 'Cy at flats Ogee. ~,o it 0t.,1, 1.. . ~ :t ot . 6e ' . 11 he had to any Tender in which the Price 2.7 41 tdc 4,41, „usenet, in it'ortis at length, or that stall ',e?,,tte3, flee to the Board before One o'Clock on! the said L ( 04: i : :e _l ( 3t 4 of .dpril next; nor unless the Person who A cafe . m e .P erson on his behalf, attends, to answer e d for. t b ' eh 7 'ende. 1; t ko ~ must also h e accompanied by a Leiter signed 4 P Qrt e4P"'itile Y t"a ering Pers°,, s, etrga .' ' , big to b ecome b oun d w i t h 141 7'0' in the enal Sof . for te du 1 ? r "to 'kJhe 6 of t he , former P andloumol. for 5001 the latter Con e •c tic tiCORDIAT-1... .NI -0------------P GILEAD. : 1 t - 3 , . g4i, t AN l ied .." 3 Hid by interested Indivitatta.s 14,7tiii,,,,,n...ant .. .irtnes. that are adyertized ; but there is . ,14 1 t , ,__, bservation • to be made respecting the Cot ;:;":,':".:::ddeediF:hn'.di'clrilu::::ail-le'irnstislititi-la)si:lee'si';sti'siteasritil-:s:l.l}ltultri';vnhilvia.'si't7itclee.: I,ll:ll,4cittiv•lricnill(! tort hare olitaitied th 1 . 1 InvrtilieVn:Lit hi, 4, 1,4 % , 4 ,as it has •rarel ,el "1".""1"of ( Ili e "Ilviet; "eetch at tit, —. c 3 , ,t le great advantage a 1 4i P p ets,.. "of v i rtu : d i , t t.oe pato.iit, s•: nothing but li r (i i 41 : - Y , 1 ‘0 . .4 tr . : ( l i i t e li e sit t .e an . di yet. Sre-absY,) niat its l i u le t Z:r f t t e s e , c irce it v i- - ii ti ..m.Cu1E)y,m,,,41, and .:I.o.ocental.fle even the happi e st continua -110%4 11 naticloi',:akluiliriartaltn‘itsot7l:7ll", out chronic diseases, . 1 ..,; (.1 ,5,51.,1013 1 g l'..(:)• 150, Oxt ortl-strf: e t • - • 11,.,,,7::,, hy es . e ; ,` I.rslibl and Mr (4o• tt '- c Ward, 71I" 324, •• s Pri„''` l '" , lt th e 0 R t:ltut abl e ~ ri i ', 4 e3,13d, ' ",T ile • „ ot. it s. ~,, ., 1 luv,„ o , n, _ ne •• ~,r ii, all Market I owns I , v .11,. i , ,,. .1 v ,.0r f„,,,. ii , : 11 . 1 ,41, other Nledicine \Tenders, 1 4t er .) „, 01, ,:11 il i, ~,, d 1 , i_., Panilly Pottle faF;i3s. by which si t , i lit, N e „ i ' 7- averi on , i ' . l ' lliv Words " Samuel Solomon, (r,. 4 (4,-„., 1, o nion ,•- x 't :` , lanip, ,I,ltn of :, ( Pret3, w"len consulted by letter, the 4'4 tr/),,,1. 'Y L. tl p r 'ne iion•iit note to be inclosed, ad _;l' 4 , Id-stutthi p oi Nlniituni Gilead Liouie, near • , , • ~. SATURDAY_ MARCH 27, 1819 EAST INDIA HOUSE, March 17, 1819. ► H L COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, . That a SPECIAL GENERAL COURT of the said COM PANY will be held at their House in Leadenhall street, on WEDNESDAY, the 31st Instant, at Eleven o'Clocl: in the Forenoon, for the purpose of laying before the Proprietors, for their approbation, the following RESOLUTION of the Court of Directors, of the 10th Instant, viz.:— Resolved by the Ballot, That the Court, adverting to the repeated unanimous Votes of Thanks to the Most Noble the :Marquis of HASTINGS, at the Close of two glorious and successful Wars, as they appear on the Records of the East India Company; and being deeply impressed with a high sense of the merits and services of that distinguished Noble man, and of the unwearied assiduity wits► which he has de voted ,hintsell to tbeettainwent of a comprehensive know ledge of the Company's Affairs, recommend to the General Court of Proprietors, that as a testimony of the grateful sense entertained by the East India Company of Services and Conduct so highly meritorious, an Annuity of L. 5,000, to issue out of the Territorial Revenues in India, for the term of twenty years, to commence from this day, be placed -at the disposal of the Court of Directors, to be applied to the benefit and advantage of the Moit . Noble the Marquis of Hastings, his Marchioness, and his Family, in such manner as to the Court may seem most expedient. COPY of the REPORT, as required by the Bye Law, Chap. 6, Sect. 19, is open for the inspection of the Proprietors at this House. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, Established by Royal Charter, in the Reign of King George • , fheFirst. March, 1819. •ERSONS, whose annual Premiums fall due . on the tisth instant, are hereby informed, that Receipts are. now ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the Royal Exchange and in Pail-Nall, as well as by their re srectire Agents in the several Counties; and the Pa,rties as sured are requesteilto -apply for the Renewal of their Poli cies on or before the 9th of April next, as the usual Fif teen Days alloWed for Payment, beyond the date of each Po licy, will then expire. SAMUEL 'FENNING, jun. Secretary. *.* Attendance is given, daily, at the said Offices, for the Assurance ,of Buildings, Goods, Merchandises, and Ships, in -f-larhour, in.,Dock, or while Building, time Loss or Damage by Fire; and also for the Assurance of, and granting Annuities on,. Lives. N.B. Fire Policies will be issued free of Expence to the As sured. where the Annual Premium amounts to tis. or up wards. PUBLICATIONS. Tine Day were published, price 9s. . 'LIAM'S. wool - wive lo the TREATMENT . 01 r_siLl NAPOLEON BiToNApARTE in . ST. HELENA ; Fein; ; the Result of minute Inquiries and personal Research in that Island. WITH THREE VIEWS. Printed for IVILLIA3I SroCKDALE, 181, Piccadilly This Day was published, By Mr. EGERTON, Whitehall, price ns. rrHE AUTH Oft fd JUNIUS ascertaitierV i lrom direct Proofs, arid a Concatenation of .Circumstances,• amounting to MOral Demonsfration. A New Edition, with a Postscript, evineink• that, Boyd wrote Jrinius,,and not Franti:S. By GEOitGE CHALMERS, F.R.S. S.A. GREAT WHEEL!--ALL IN ONE DAY! ALL 3 of L.20,000 ALL 3 of ALL 3 of ALL 4 of ALL 4 of ALL 15 of ALL MUST BE DRAWN NEXT SATURDAY, APRIL 3, WHEN THE LO' ITRY FINISHES. Warranted Undrawn TICKETS and SHARES arc now on Sale at every Lottery Mice in London and the Country. 31ONLY to the Amount of a Million is ready . to be advanced, upon Mortgage of Freehold Estates in England, or for Annuities secured on Property in any part of the United Kingdom, for which from 10 to 12 years pur chase will be given; also upon Life Interest, arising from Wills, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Money iu the Fundi, Church Living, and upon eligible personal secu rity; also in the purchase of Reversiiins and Post Obit Bonds. Matters of magnitude preferred, and promptitude and secrecy invariabl,yoliserved. Apply, personally, between Nine and Five, or by Letter, to the Director of the National Bank,No. 8, Lower John street, Golden-squire. BURGESS' NEW SAUCE. THE big!' encomiums bestowed by the NTobi •lity and Gentry upon the above NEW SAUCE, induces the Proprietors, Messrs. JOHN BURGESS and SON, to offer to theTublic at. large a Caution against imitations, by men 7 lioniug none can he relied upon as Genuine without each bottle tieing sealed under their Firm and Address, and also each Label having their Signature. :The utility and convenience of this Sauce, being adapted for all purposes, has caused a great demand for it, and its in crease Of cireulatiou.bids fair to equal their much and long esteemed ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES; they respectfully so licit a trial from those who have not used it, being confident it will give satisfaction to the nicest palate. Warehonse,No. - 107 (corner of the Savoy-steps), STRAND, London. WELL WORTHY THE ATTENTION OF PA RENTS. Bolton, Sept. 3, 1818. SIR, —I have great pleasure in communicating the following case of my daughter Ann, who has been recently cured, by the use of your excellent Antiscorbutic D ro ps. of an inveterate Scorbutic Eruption, with which she has been most riolently affected for three years. The cool.- plaint began when the - child was two yea's old, and conti nued to increase till her whole body was covered Witltlllcers and Eruptions; she also became quite blind, her faCe being in such a state that it was shocking to look upon. During the above time, the Medical Gentlemen in the toWn and neighiamrhood had been consulted, and every means tried without effect ; at last, having heard that a Gentleman of this Town had a son cured by the use of your Drops, Lap. plied to him, and he strongly recommended` the trial of a huttle. 1 purchased a small bottle from Nir. John Gardner, acid however singular it may appear, she,was perfectly cured in a few weeks. 1 however procured another, fearing the com plaint might return. I ‘,ish you, Sir, to publish this case for the good of the Public; that every one afflicted with Scorbu tic Complaints may know where to find immediate relief. References made personally, or by letter post-paid, will be answered by, Sir, your very obliged Serrant, JOSEPH WALLWORK, Shoe Warehouse, Deausgate. Attested by Mr. John Gardner, Bookseller, Bolton. To Mr. John Lignutn, Surgeon, Manchester. Sold by 'Ur. Lignum, Manchester; J. Evans and Son, 42, Long-tane,West Smithfield; Sutton and Co. Bow Church-yard;; Barclay and Sons, fri, Fleet-market ; Edwards, EN, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Butler and Sons,. 4, Cheapside, London: and 14, Saekrille-street, Dublin; and the principal Medicine Venders in Town and Country.—Price 4s. 9d. 4s. 6d: and I Is. f.l.t Just .published by Mr. Lignum, A PRACTWAL TR.E.VASE on the VENEREAL DISEASE; pricis 2s. ad, and sold by all Booksellers. PATENT GASSED LACE. • ob()ve.A.,...ifid, clear, and transparent article ; in every description of LACE, both figured and plain, from th 6 finest Bobbin Nets, Quillings, &c. to the lowest and 'coarsest article of Briisti manufacture, may be had of e-ery-resirectlide Detiter in the Kingdom. . The rougii and fibrous properties ni every kind of British Lace, and its tetideucy to run up and thick e n in w as hi n g, have been the subject of universal comilaint of every Lady ; it has therefore herb a great desideratum to render it equal in •zlearness and transparency to the, most valuable Foreign Linen Thread t,Pee. The .PATENT GAS. ED LACE is easily distinguished' froni any Other, at the time of purchasing it, by dipping the smallest piece in water, and perfectly drying it; if genuine, it will, on holding it 'up to the light, appear as clear as before ; but if not, it will thietien and be come full of fibre,- for common Lace: ha i' a partial And arti ficial clearness given it by starehing,svhich it loses in washing. UNIVERSITY I WELL' GENCE. OXFORD,-MARCH 26.—Yesterday, by an unani mous vote of a full Convocaiion, the University Seal was affixed to humble petitions to be pre sented to- the Right Honourable the Lords Spi ritual and Temporal, and to the Honourable the House of Commons, of the United Kiugdom of Great Britain and Ireland, praying 'that the laws by which persons professing the Roman Catholic Re ligion are precluded from .sitting in Parliament, ,and front holding certain Cicil and Military Offices, may not he repealed. The Syrian Archbishop of Jerusalem, who re cently. arrived in this country from Rome, has visited our University this week, for the purpose of examining the Arabic translations of the - Bible, in the Bodleian Library. We understand that the 'object of his journey is„ the purchase of a priming press, which he intends to set up ,in his Monastery upon Mount Lebanon, where he hOpes, on his return, to be enabled to print theScrip 7e's; -- rellgioirs'-brrnits, - -im: the benefit of the , c,hristiaus of his Communion., The Arch bishop-is of the Oncient Syrian Church, and ranks immediately after the Patriarch of Antioch. He is in union with the Latin Church, arid came to Europe. in the hope of deriving support to his. plans from the Society for propagating Christian ity at Rome; . bul'having tailed there, and atPa ris, be was recommended to solicit the co-ope ration of British Christians for the promotion of his benevolent design,--lhe moral and intellectual .. improvement of the Christians of Spia and the Holy Land. Mr, Henry Deane has . been admitted Scholar of New College.—Tuesday "the Rev. John James Golden Dowland, of Wadham College, was admitted Bachelor of Arts. CAMBRIDGE, Maacti 25 an Ordination held by the Lord Bishop of Ely, on Sunday, the 14th inst. in St. James's Church, Piccadilly, the thirty-one following persons were admitted into Holy 'Orders, viz.:-- DEACONS. Charles Townley, B A. Ti inity College, Cambridge. Rd. Jeffreys, M.A. Fellow of St. John's College,. Cambridge. E. C. Tyson, B.A. Fellow of Catherine Hall, Cambridge. William Dansey, M.A. Exeter College;Oxford. John Welling's, Magdalen Hall, Oxford. John Hardy, B.A. St. Alban Hall, Oxford. The three preceding by Letters Dimissory from the Bi shop of Salisbury. Frederick Cox, B.A. Lincoln College, Oxford. By Letter Dimissory from the Archbishop of Canterbury. Henry Hall, B A. University College, Oxford. • By Letter Dimissory from the Bishop of Chichester. John William Evans, a literate person. ' By Letter Dimissory from the Bishop of Landaff. Lansdown Guilding, B.A. Brasetase College, Oxford. John Gale Dubree, B.A. Pembroke Hall, Cambridge. ' The two preceding by Letters Dimissory from the Bishop of London. H. M. Phillips, B.A. Worcester College, Oxford. _ Edward flinifray, B.A. Emmanuel'College, Cambridge. 'l'be two preceding by Letters Dimissory from the'Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry. F►ancis "fatterall, 8.A.. Trinity College, Cambridge. By Letter Diwissory from the Bishop ofßuchester. PRIESTS. H. Robinson, M.A. FeHoly of St. John's College, Cambridge. Martin Doswell, M.A. Fellow of Clare Hall, Camhi idge. F. Follows, M.A. Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge. John Thomas, B.A. Trinity College, Cambridge. Robert Jar - old, B.A. Catherine Hall, Cambridge. • John Bellen, M.A. Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge. W. Procter, M.A. Fellow of Catherine Hall, Cambridge. Gerrard T Andrews,,B.A. Trinity College, Cambridge. By Letter Dimissory from the Archbishop of Canterbury. William White, B.A. Pembroke hall, Camhridge. By Letter Diruissory from the Bishop of Be istol. John Lindsey Young, B.A. Brasenose College, OxfOrd. William Bond, B.A. Corpus Christi College, Cambridge. The two preceding. by Letters Dimissory from the Bishop of London. Thomas H urfor.l Siely, M.A. Caius College, Cambridge. By Letter Dineissory from the Bishop of Norwich. Thom;rs Fownes Luttrell, B.A. Exeter College, Oxford. B) Letter Dimissory from the Bishop of Bath and Wells. John Fitzmoore, B.A. Merton College, Oxford. Josepli Lit tlewood, B.A. Sr. John's College, Cambridge. A rthor Croeksbank, 8..1. Trinity College; The three preceding by Letters Dimissory from the Bishop of Winchester. Watkir Morgan, St. John's College, Cambridge. BF Lcl.ter Ditaisory from the Bishop of Landaff. ti'ii.fei .BiVFisit'ENCF LON IjON JOURNALS PROM : THE MORNING PAPERS-OF TIIIS DAY. [The Times ] EXTRACT OF A LETTER kitobi MADRID, DATED/ MARCH 4. " We are now On the eve of a change of and are to see the fanioni Cevalios, who may be justly called the Talleyratid of Spain, again in office. He is expected here to and ;rtak'c the department of •For'eign Affairi, Hint will,n:rbdos, obtain all his former influence in the Admithisti-a- Ilan. The death of the Queen has facilitated the retnrn of thi's Minister, which, at all events, must produce importlibt -conse4nepces ; but can it.be' expected that his Counsel' will aid us to reco v er our AMerican Colonies, until smooth the way to a settlement of our ditfet enees with Pw ug4l ? No I we AO' not think so. There ,is a great talk here of a marriage for our King, but the PriO .Cess WhO is to be his bride is not yet fixed upon.". [Morning. Chronicle.] We this day lay before our Reader's the follow ing Copy of the LORD CHANCELLOR'S Judgment in the important case of TEMPEST v. ORD : COURT OF CHANCERY. TEMPEST V ()RD. COPY OF THE LORD CHANCELLOR'S JUDGMENT. In,this case I have again read all that was I aid before, me - on. the former hearing of several yeti. ions ; I bare also read, after hearing Counsel, the several papers and athilarits relative to the additional matter lately submitted to my consideration. I be fore mentioned in Judgment, for reasons I then stated,l Articled on the comparative ages of the parties, in the fact that Lord Stewart was a widower, with a son by his first marriage, the heir of his fortune and titles, and in several other circnin stances referred to, that the proposed offer of marriage did not appear to be as eligible, or such as might probably have been made td Lady Franc'es, or might be expected to be Made, if no prejudice Was likely to arise from the extent in whi . ch the present offer had been entertained. Tl . l at Judgment was formed upon the opinion I entertained,-that the Court's duty was not to determine whether the proposal of marriage ap peared upon' ihe evidence before it to be a pr4osal ~s eligible as it might have been wished t..at a proposal of marriage to Lady Fraimes,should be, but whether, alter a careful regard to the effect of every cireumstance in the case before t he Court, due reflection upon all the consequences that might follow such a proceeding on the part of the Court, the Court was called upon to interfere as far as its powers, such as they are, would enabie it to interpose, by its prohibition, to endeavour to prevent the proposal from being carried into effect.. 'I have re-considered the whole subject, including in that conside ration the Matter laid before me upon the discussion of til o p motion lately hearrl before ine,'and judging,. as well as 4 am able, how much there is of truth in 'the anonymons, communication which occasioned that motion. The notice of motion prays aseference to the MaSter to consider and re—.. port upon the circumstances which have become known to Mts. Taylor since the Master made his report ; but no cir cumstances were mentioned to me, except such as were de tailed in that anonymous communication; and in• the course of hearing Counsel, I hare already stated that the Cburt could, in the first instance, judge of the effect of These:cir curnstances, without,,a reference to the Master. The result is, that having regard to all which 'up to this period has passed in the progress of this business—to so much of the anonymous communication as can be considered as founded tt uth, to all the possible consequenees of withholding consent, as well as to the consequences of not withbolding,il, and to .. what appears to me to be the fixed and unalterable pnrpostof Lady Frances, after al! the information which she has re ceived open the various parts of this subject (whatever may have created that purpose, or contributed to render it un alterable); and to all the circumstances . to which my at tention has been drawn, I do not find sufficient reason for pronouncini a judgment - now different' in its effects 'from - that which was before delivered. The reconsideration of this subject, upon new matter, may be thoUght by Couri sel to open this business to an appeal from the disniissal of the motion, to be presented without unreasonable delay to the House of Lords. Should that be the case, it cannot but 6e a . great satisfaction to me that any error of went into which I may 'have fallen may be Corr;icted,: aid the highest authority in that case may enable judgment to be formed by the parties interested in what an imperfect sense, and in bow limited a degree, considering the nature of its jurisdiction, the Court can he said, as, is usually said, to stand in loco parentia, as to its Wards, and more especially where; with respect to any Ward, the proceedings: which have been had during sonic years, in the snit which placed . the party in Court in the character of a Ward, have been such, as upon inspection of those which have been had in the present case they appear to have been. [Morning Post.] Tue PERSIAN AMBASSADOR. —We have already stated•that the Pet Shin AmbasSador was about to quit 'Pads without being presented at the 'Tuile ries. He bad conceived, says . a private letter, that the King would stand up. in his presence, ,and in that posture receive the letter which his Master hadeotntnissioned bin; to give to his Ma jesty. After this difficulty was got rid of, by reason of the gout under which his Niajesty present labours, the Persian insisted he must sit beside his Majesty; afterwards, at least in front of hint ; Maintaining, that otherwise he should certainly have hii bead cat off on his re turn to his own country. As there was no wish to expose ltirrt to a danger of this sort, it -appeoe ed the.,simpleat plait to dispense with the inter., viemaltogether. T ott s o is t Se r le s(# ;0 00" ;es ty'f 010 1 ) f tl4 e 're' ttIA a t t° i'l 6 : (1 (I to ate, it ate 60 1/ ' ear s ' tb e 'Of r I f;j3 on i)er the I' i 6 ion, ot ista .: ;1 44 it,. e 6 e' 10- Pe f t° .Ge' ig I, of 4S , cli d di I 11 0, 40 0, Vl' clogi l foe 4 ' tele! ►n der ; s otto •11 ° f olu• A froal •••""5 jf ea t ;),• Ef'74