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aretnill have 'been, even nith .the resent *att.- Ciishinewt at that 'period. It aho'his duty to .s• tate, that all those augmentations had been con sidered' by Parliament, and had obtained its deli, beettle sanction. NAT. its liberality:. had even .riat-stripped 'ate intentions bf Goverumeat, *lto 'w&re not therefore liable to any blame •on that. licad. As it would not be postihle to go into the '4..;otionittee this,night, he hoped an early time would be fixed for that purpose, as material in -convenience would arise from any delay in re- Itewitot the Mtitiuy AcL, He. ‘vas,conyineed 'that It be sole object of- time Hon. Gent. opposite was, to procure a Oretrssion of time subject.Choyas • Vlierefivre eertaitt;hat they would not create any ;tutoreessary deitty, - - but would agree to any: at viingernent calculated. to facilitate the pnblieser- Nice. Mr. PONSONEY thonght that every Gentleman .I.nw the impossibility of 'gOiyng , throttigh:lhe ‘ehtdc., :ffebate tounight. Many ,lioni-Mettakers„.l,idd al 'rrady retired, he should therefore, et this" late hour, move an adjournment. Lord CASTLEREAGH 6110111 d not Wpitose t-h n tt He was glad' Of the turn which the debate had taken, and felt confident, that the more the ic‘vs and plang of the Government should he xiiscussed, the more would the (louse be satisfied them. The question of adjournment to this day was then Chit anti carried unanimously. fterort`of the Bank Loan Bill was receiv *(l, And the Bill ordered to be read a third time 'this disy.y The Clergy, Residence Bin was read a third - time and passed. The'other Orders of the. Day were disposed of, . Adjourned at Half-past One o'Clock. anivr.l)-1 Dal)lirt, Waterford. flur,--1 Franca, I Lis bolt, I Malta, 3 flambettgh, 2 6ouctilalrgiL, I Guernsey •atulJorsey. PRICE 01 TIIIS DAY AT T tante Stock, tl5Ol pi' Cent. Refl. 61/ 62 :4 1.-1 I 'gni. Cims. bl 62 4 per Cents. 770 nor Ct. Nn vy Ann. 90fil Ma. L. Ann. 14/ 15.1bths F S'I'OCKN • • w India floods, 4 61. pr. • • Exclieq. Bill*, 2s. pr. Ominous, ISi Ditto for PayinenOliir. i 81. i Cons. for Accoini‘, d 2. 61 62 ji JOH IVATIt AT. LONDON BRIDGE TO4IOIIROW. Murfsiiig, 44 minutes *fttr 2. I Evciiing,l)luittuto aft.:r 3., TIE - 1E SUN. ISOLEMI DICKKIL AttpEAT? LON1)(1111': ruZsit4Y, I l E,ll,lle4ii it, Isla. The Paris Papers of the 24th contain nothing of interest, 'if ‘ce except the Addresses from the Chambers to the KING and Duchess of AN'601.7. Ln:xa, on the testamentary letter of. the. late Attu K. and the Answers of his Majesty and the Princess. If any thing-could have augmented the gentrti iisgust' and abhorrence with which the Regi cides of France are viewed; if any tbing`were ne cessary tu.atld to the execrations which are paw ,suing these wretches through the regions' wherss they are seeking refuge from their own indignant Country, it would be thee u prOvidentlal and timely .discove'ry of this uselaneholidocutuent. Four of the Ruffiian murderers Or this Queen, of her Husband, Of the lovelyrrineest! of LOR-. SA LUC. of the Dauphin, 'and g o f hundreds of thou. sands of good men and innocent* females—the as sosiins of respeetedage and guiltless infancy, of. ho l nottred talent and nuknoWu worth—the movers., the aiii,;ro'vers, the doers of all the bloody work, ofilte infernal Revolution--four of these Demons have, it is said, dared to set their feet upon lid- ground, Bare wequar a n ti ne for , phijeue i , and have we Do prohibition Jigainsr the - • of such re- niorseless and odious yilliani:its these ? Shall oar Society be corrupted by them —our atmosphere tainted by their breath ? We trust not : , as they have been stopped at the Port where they arrived ; further into the land , we hope they will not be permitted to penetrate': , . • Away with with them--at least from the shires . of England ; and with the doom of ca,ll4:ll'pon their a:Milled heads, let them wander in any re., giqn of the earth, so that they do not pollute the dominions of Britain. Our letters from .Brighton announce the or' rival of her MAJESTY, the Princess eIIARLOTTZ, and the Princesses ELIZhIETII and MAIIY. One 01 nor Correspondents mentiOns, That his Royal Highness the FRINCIS was so far recovered as to be able to dine with the Royal, gamily and Prince tuaroLD, tqr the first time since his inclisposithrn. One-half of the Local Militia is about' to be reduced, and the allowances of the Yeomanry Ca valry to be diminished one-fourth. With respect to the loter, acme new arrangements are ex pe'eted, and , we believe that some small redaction of the nombers of that most usefnl branch of.our domestic force is in contemplation, . The }louse of Commons was last bight o c cupied in diseussing the Army- gstimates, - which may truly he reckoned the substratum upon which the ieeown; Tax is built. Wire it not necessary to maint.in for a 5e4,011 A great military force, the reveture rirev.abl be sufficient for the ordinary eta Of the State, withotti lowing iccottvse to this int- pbsition. In this point !4 view, tivervfore, as welt as on its own intrinsic iinpurtancj, 1114 subjerl pos . 'esse* the highest cliditt to our cousidetatioti:.- Of all the nriNfoillines,, risilig. out. tif.the:o" ) " . l longed e(:;itest in Which Rkirope has been era= .galketl, it is ver.haps the greatest, that it k 0417 dered impoisible . to rOtice at once the 'frelnpn l , Auto. y haveilmlng. up in every country. A fondness for the.exoitings - , game of War , , the means: to • iday which are • .59 ready, is ti fatal , -•pasiun itt the rbo!i(im" of Rulers i• and ai tine of the pe - ople, spealtintisonsti.' tutionally,ltninunely,and ttiorally,we . vie wo,44ll,jen lousy the „existence of asingle armed stildier more! thiorthe nature: of the times demand, for national • 4., , preservation, and soul l rejoice in every-ltegintent disbanded as a.ttep toward 3 that golden etts,llli:en civil shall resume its superiority over military pow er. . These are svh9iesnrhe British prineipl4, us fit rettiot,'etl Irani ?NJ ihist erial Itt4serviency, is from u ppi;,ohation of the ifieitures of an norearting opposition which advocates every caus e , or souTi, .11mgerolfs Fatriotie, by which , it thirks it can embSrraot tin! Government. • The present' Question must - stand or :fall upon " existiug.facts: Is or is iSot the proposed Military ,Estithlislinseut necessary fora period, to preberve to us the advantages we' have gaitted,.• and secure us and the wOrld from a'rceurrence of •f he hor rors front which we ate just delivered Lord PAIAIHNSTONIS speech fully bt referred to as COI irelt conclusive of the affirmative to this question., In our opittiou, Ministers would he guilty of treasso to their country if they did not propose this great Establishment. It is our indispensible -,guarautee, till the positioU'of other nations prove to as that We may indc'ediVitrir to , ikattkir 4 ttf,per. fact peace and seenrit y. It is madness to ituaiine that this could be done at one swoop, tis . ,if there • was not itnrootent at tumultuous and . unsettled it alibi( iOll Stollll IO si if all.the hittnatt .elements, only yeskrday. so violently agitated, could now ; „be considered AS perintnently at rest. We confess 'that -we lave. read with sorrow its a m ot oi t , g 114 , 11Usents on this sulfject, urged, not with the consideration it merits, but with all that Iteiffilittiottary intemperance of st yle, 'and in - flatirtilatory tendency Of Mittel', which none knows better than the writer, how to reprobate in .thee S. We taunt:it but lament that be should feel tiu mischief of strch a course in Pranet, and L.e blind to i ts dmigers-at hcime. In the abstract, as ap-: 'pears from our ft)legOillig : telll4l"kti, we agree Wi;; lt, the veriter, but surely lee is tint so ill-informetl' of the state of the country, or of the principles of catr Government, us to plead ignorance in excuse for the inonstrOtts language he has employed to create the apprehension of a desion t" tract a military dcspotisin tivoik, the ruin* of 13 riti$ 11 liberties: . We ire sotry to ,observe from , the Morning l'lTers, that the Gentlemen enzogeti in reporting the Debates of the 1-loass,,of Commons, were last night seriously injured by the erowsl, avhicli through the interposition of several Members, ob wined a priority of aciess to the Oallery. th e ard it uti i duties %Well these tietalem . en have to perform s ;—,% heti the ,iitportanee of -11111 onu tees of which the/ are the organ of tr;4lisinission to the public, rand the advatttligo of tumoral, in this respect are considered ; and:when it is.remembered that not only editcation and veryeansitierable talent, but alsopental possession, and itubruiseil bodies are inclispensible to the 'competency of giving a prpper account of what passes in Parli;onent to the country, we feel convinced, that if it .is deemed expedient to have these Reports at all, a provision' will be made to save the Ite.porters us future froth` inch distressing . and clangetoni, struggles for admission. Mr. Lat.suituao who left this country the be ginning or ;he present month, Whit dispatches from the Admiralty, for Genoa., returned this lborning. Her MAJMY wily 11014 8.• DrateinK-roorn Tharsday ~e'linight, at which Yrince LEorimo will be formally prevnteds y e sterday morning, soon after•tvint the QUEEN, Pancestreit ILLIVORT nil MARI, and the Princess CHAMMTTE ut Walex• left Vv ina sor Castle for Brighton, escorted' by a party of light horse. Their uttendatiti went in three other carriages. Yesterday the Ru‘sitin Arnitassador gave a grand dinner to the. Imperial Archdukes, and ail,.the Foreign Anthissiadors, and 'in the evening the Countess of, 1414VSM intertainedtaidistinguislied party with music anti' a slipper, at their house in IVitnpote-street. Four Conventionalists, wino Sigtied 'for the death of Leos XV!. are arrived at Portsmouth from France. They are detained by E. ANNAup, 1 7 .,,( 1 . the Collector of 'the lie re ceives further instructions from tits Secretary. of States BRIGHTON, PEn. 36. her ATASESTY, the Princes CHARLOTTE Of WALES, with the Priucerses ELIZABETH and MART, .and , a - retintie'iif 'attendants,. reached the Pavilion at ,three o'clock this, afternoon. The 10th ldtts ',sirs and . tlies lat Regiment, witb their military , hand.anlbagles the regimental colours, bearing the I;onOttrable inscription of Salainauctt, \Vater on, &e. &e, tipped with laurel, atid the like cm "blew in their caps, received the Itopil . Party with the:. Itstol'llouotirs.- Her Majesty awl the - three Pritlcesiee" act; in' excellent health, rind fine ness of the-tlay increased the pleasttre of. (he 'lop! exOrsioit. The Duke of Clarence, Sir 8. sir'EdinuntlNagle, &c. conducted the Mita ',Visitors into the, Prince Regent's. ',pert inent*. At six o'clock her MajeSty„thePrincess • Charlotte of \Vales, the - Princesses, his •Set'etiv • highness Prince Leopold, the . Duke of Clare cc,. anti a . select party of Nobility, sat down to dinner CU IM. CON Isia'af Man. , —Court Camnum Law. SMITII V. STEWART.-:—Titil was an- action brought by Ric!mid Oliver Smith, sy, again it the Rev. lhonfas Oipert Stewart, for •.Criminal Cortverstiott with the plaintiff's 'wife. da no;ges were laid at 4000/. The. trial occupied the intention of the Cone( . und of the public .for tiy`e 4lays it cane op at CastletotVn on the 80; and ended on the 13th initnnt., The Jury hroUght iu a verdict . Of 1000/.. damagts whit cosi*, again“ the Oerv'mlant. We understand. that the defen dant intends In ivpeal to the (:Louse of ICeys. A Midin Paper,:of the 23d,received yesterilay, sap Monday the action fur Grim. Con.'noi'v pending in the Coml. of Common fleas. beitrern T AA vvv, and Lord Wm. FITZGEKAI.6:% ; si t Ytu fo'r Monday next.", Oise of the objects olthe extraordinary French Minks!) , to the Brazils, is to demand the restitit tiOn of Cayenne and French Cuiane, of which the Portuguese haver pussesseei thetuselves, and still oecnpy. • - The dispatches from the recetred yestesaßy; announce the arrival of the Dutch Ad miral at St. Eustatius, with estßblish meats tor the Dutch settlements, tvhtclt have re %miffed iii theliands of the British Government. New York Papers reached ns yesterday to tlee,, 213th ult. The taxes proposed to pay off the sr rears of the war, and to come in aid ot thepertec establishment, like those in this country, are heavily felt by the people, and are as muckistegto,. phiined ot. Congress ,tests proceeding slow}y ri in the measures of revenue for the ways and means to answer the demands of the present year. The war contAtct 1)114, anti other accounts, thickated daily ; ami, as the papers state, there seemed to be no cod to the. ettnerutittne. To heighten the embarrassments of (7orcritinent., the Presidency of Virginia was stirrountlesi wite ditlicnitirs, and Pennsylvanin . had. manifested Treat rehictance in giving to the.said state it finirtit President. New York is, said to leave government in clotibt whe ther to reckon this State oft their of friends or nemies.• . _.....___ A serious misunderstanding appears..t,o, exist between Spain and tke United States. • . Tim 5„,0„,. packet, floor the: Mediterranean, arrived at Falmouth tke 23d instant, and _ll,con-. fOrmity with the ,exrellent measures of prectotioti As Vtiblillieil in the Gazepe. of the litli inst.. shd w it s immediately ordered round to Star.ugute Clerk,. :to perform quarantine. . . ,„,,.. . . I n consequence of the death 9f. litttitty g i t-re , 1 CETT, , if;,(l.* keen contest has arisen far the Re- ; pre,entation, 9f (Wise. Ti e Candi-dates fire ROWLAND STIWIIP.NisoN b , ESti. a young. Gentle - man of eimaidexable prilertiL if! Ciiiiiberland; retireds from the 'army on account of his ‘tounda„ anti-.: Jour; CIitISTIAN. CURwUN, Esq. of agricultural'" celelrrity. : ,.,, .. - We are sorry. to annonnirce the slopension of payment . of• the 11~anking.14Ouse of liessYs. purreilLy liOil TURNI4 ) or Maccieslield:--(Stal- Jo/41We -Itiverti4er..) • . . The jutirtityluell carpenters throughout the me' -, .1 ) troptilis struck , masteri,. who.formerly gave '.,(h. per weefir tiej have note resolved to reduce it: to 275. 'CAitied thir' adoption , of this impolitic me.astire by the'iritri.-Wr . The journeymen stooe 7 masons Litve 'illid)Mar yelled with their intisters on the sameneeoont; Considerable bets were lost in the city, on the' .drawing , ! f the Lottery. Inst Saturday. One Gen denials betted 1600; Guineas to .500, that one or more of the .gour great Prizes of :25,000 Guineas anti 20,0001. would be draw*, and considering there is no Eke& Prize jo.tbis ',lottery, and that • nearly tsooo TicketrWere .drawn,out. on Satufday, the othls,must haye been greatly in favour of the Gentleman whii made she bet. No,. 6087 was drawn • a Prise sOf• sopott and several Ptizes' of 10001. &cr were,,drawit,;' but the " Two Grand Prizes of 25,000:Gnineas and the Two of 20,0004 Ac. yet remain itt ,the Wheel. As ‘Vertuesday, the 6th of March, will be the best day of drawing but one, and there will beitosinall Lottecy :oink low this, it' would create no sorprimto spk;?iite Tickets sold at 5,(4. or 60/. each,. which caie-fOrtnerly; when,the Wheel was IV:iel l igt Wait 1t is nowpand only a day or two tO (Wit; Saturday asst was the second lay of..drawitiksid. the Stale. Lotteryi whet, the .Tieket, No. 5148, - Wes drawn -a: Prize of 1000/. and No. 1692 a lrrize of '5OO/. which WAS ,avid in 15 Shares at the for-;' .turtate Offices of T. Bien, No. 4, - Corphill, and No. 9, Cbaritig Cr 00,.: where . No. 13,558. and NO. 18,041, both Prizes of 50,0001. No: 8167, 'a Prize of 20,0001. and 17 other Capitals, were sold in last Loqery, aii'd where, in tiie ttt, pre: ceding Lotteries', No. 2657, a 40,000/. Prize, and three Prize‘of 30,000/: were all shared tutu sold. The Wheel no w conta i ns T wo . Prizes of 25,000, Guineas, Two of 20,0091. &e. &c. Undrawa 'rickets and Shares are selling at- BlM's Oitcel4, Third Day of Drawing win.. be on the 6th of .March—Moutik.sial last ilic"l6th • ~t ;~: BIURDER. CORONER'S INOUPST goo the HAAT gf mi.Thompww , Yesterday, at two o'clock, an Inquest 'ris bell *at St. 'Eliomas's Hospital upon the body of BP. wmtn, T PSOM who died on Sunday mo ngo l , in consequence of wounds received in the late conflict between the deceased and Mr. littooxis. The • utmost curiosity was excited by this tragi. cal event. • turned to 4 t( l : l ll l : 4 B v t i lr n g g er hi y a( 0 1 ; t V h i : w li o o f ipi t t l itib b( o a ) :::: r s er ! SttaLTON, tiletorotler, took an immense mass at evidence, which occupied his time until ;real eight o'clock last night. .Thoataa &tines deposed,. that he was Servant te° Mr. Tookey, a hair dreSSer, - residing 'Bell-alley, Lotubard-street. On Friday tuorni l' list; Sarah Too_ key and Mr. Brookes crone master's shop. the deceased bad been plevinti ii r there he afterwards came when Sarah Toulivi - and .Brookes were up stairs; he asked it Mts. Brookes was there / • Brookes came down to the r'ilities and replied no. Thonipson said he M ltileri 'sbtirer, and insisted Upon seeing. her. t!' '''Broiskes then came down two or three Of • %tells, but Brookes pushed her back, and sale!, ` 4 g l'or God's sake, let me speak.to him." --- a 4 " P r son said, let her speak to me.. S. TookeY ti te " tempted to conic forward to him, but Brookes lA,- ed her back. - Thompson then took a pistol out 'of his pocket, and Sarah Tookey skid," fur sake put it up," and he instoutly did so. 1":.; Brookes and Mrs. Tookey screamed; Or e "; then went up to the kitchen and /nought 41 " 0 poker, 'and att the bottom of the stairs Oit a llionipson on the head with it. kie struck him on' the shonider with it- -4 se ei/e sued, and Brookes being larger than Thompoo covered him, and had full power of his heat 'Witness gave the alarm and cried murder, hilt not sec the position the parties were iu wile° t lrtt pistol was fired: h Ann ' Pokey , wife to J. Tookey, coal" rm I •J l am testimony Of last witness, sad addition 10% ; Thonepson followed Brookes eta p , • exhibited a pistol, but was certain, whet) r e 'ell by her mid Sarah Tookev to pat. t up, I";ti itle, t. mediatcly.complied w , and witness as ce rtaiu is• pot it iota hi s right-hand waistcoat porke s. ' Sarah Tookey deposed, that. on Friday acconspamied John Brookes to the 11004'1i,, "Tookey ; it was between ten anti el eleven osvic Mrs, l'ookey told her that the " decerticid-tO t b"' there Brookes then asked witness toaccuturioY hint to his brother, Doctor Brookes, of Bleolwti street i she accordingly went up taco Parr stairs for her gloves, • and on coining mown Tookey s told her Thompson was in the shop 5 "- came down and stood upon the stairs. 1 4 " r 4on and Brookes were in the shop ; she heard 00 'ivords, but saw a pistol in-Thompson's hand, a t which she screamed. Mr. Brookes advised her 14 ' go Sip claims, which she did ; they followed Itsr 'about half way up the stairs ; Brookes theta got poker, and a scuffle ensued ; witness Ws* muu much alarmed to see what blows passed sw" atter she heard the report of a pistol, and TWO' . 11 4%, :::31 1,ife f r ill e i . o li t ' nn i:*:I i i p s, o se la w a i n. a i t t s w h n e e A bs . o f fit e r fil r ri o c is ' it li ti e e ..--- ,:hw T e . ' only : new l'' )in ! stems) was holding his liands a , psl t s r tt y ot i ll i a :g t It e:crulel attire time the pistol was tired. 'll to 6°,114 t ist l o Te n rt fec a l s tioE i .o f il t n i: t s il t ' i ll i 6p n ei g srtw b o a al t r i rt h so ti nisa pp ili e lis u 'e c : d :' , t a k E ° 3sd eiskisselli;Jll—: a right to defend himself. . Mr. Mac Donald also spoke to BrOOktfi -the titan who fired the pistol--Many otherwi" nesse: wet e calkd, among whom was sbe. 6 a r g t f: of the Hospital, who produced the bullet, lis" • Joe had extracted from the brain, of the thices 4o 7 . The Coroner proceeded to recapitulate the S I L deuce, mad takttle a few obiervations with to the Crime . of saunter, chstinguished front of mauslaughter ; the Jury retired for abots. 4 7, minutes, and then delivered ~the followin; t i . diet :—We hind the deceased carat by his tlt, from ft pistol ball fired from a . pistol Henry Brookes. Our verdict therefore is, 1 111 Marckr against the said Henry Brooke's. • 1 - I.lZatret; DOHA It, and the Contractots• " to the Lottery, have the pleasuce to auttotittee their Friends, that they shared and sold the touring Capital l'rizesi, • which were thaw ° Saturday, February 24 • . No. t;,tits7., a Prize of 1..5,1.40., in Shares.l • 12,-14 • 12,400 ...... in Shares. t t,t4tl . in Shares. calf* The t alit Da. but One of I)...seriug will be tith Marcia, anti the folloaiii4 is the Grand State of the : r. 'No Prizes of :6,000 Guineas iu Gold . Two Prizes at. 20,000 Puttnsis, Oise Prize or 6,000 paualts. With Prizes of L.I OW, 1,.500, rce. &r. 1 , 1 Tickets and Sharrs, warranted Limb - aw n, are sci n " n "y.tio the Contractors, HAZAItD, BUILSE, and Co. h. "` 'EXCALINGE, Landpu. Olvtite t4thAn3ti).- littillVitta, lol WON Scotivul , ... ri. BIRTHS. tr Grl dlt . / of Glennwristuu, Of a'son. ''' ' ' - IA O f One Wednesday, at Newport, Isle of Wight, 1 110 Read* Ciiirkc, Bei. of a son. „, e • Vic On l'horsdoy last, at Hadley, the Lady of the AO' of dote Dory, or a son. - ' ' Mg' On the 14th inst. th e Lady of -Wilma Devaynest .. ..--- eptioan-House, Islerof Thaaet, Kent, of a son and lit•nots Ou the 24th inst. at Methley Park, YurLshire, 1/c c ° ...... Pollington, of a __ son. • ___---------- MARRIED. A I A few days since, Lieutenant G. C. Blake, RN, to A. Browniog, of Gosport. • At Mastrick, near Abcrdern, Vieutcoant.Colo titi *oder Leith. Younget, of Freetieki, 1.C.8. to eldest daughter of Dr. Thorp, Phpician in Leeds. lE. At Alton, Hampshire, on t D heled D: tb inst. 'Miss Anna ? "41114 ham, eldest daughter of Mr. Nev.-ninon, Surgfon• " a t' ; ou the Grli lust. Itt Pasinritolie, Hants', Chsrles Pe*•' forty-six yerrs Tam) Clerk' of that pl.ace. , „ r O 'n toe Iti;b inst. at Cheltenl. sru, in the 63 3 14- c ,tnitY axe, Sir WiDiani Forbes, Bart.*of ersigierar, tbe of Aberdien. ent aces Or, the 93J inst. at 13lackheath, UAngnatas Frael , tornierty Captain rd the 34th rg,ii.ioot of Foo t- 0.0 0 ou Friday last, at Lincein, Mr. Jollies Johuttunt seller and Mationei 1 0 ' o ° n " rs' F l a fj. .4i n i li y "Y la s s e t . , n a h t i.-‘ l3 ll od t' u'ititT,rNuirr°s'. LONDON7lrinted by J. B. CA ItsTA So. ' 7 ; buiblinest and, ribliilicd I t SCRIPP S, a ti l - v i 4t tile I."74)trirE. .It, Ntiand I where ' cr i cat** °l*Thilottgrs (postpaid' s: t m u st j)