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~• "1 • Lcv 1 r—t rll ,eek% • , ; ; , • ; • VP - 1 , _ . 42,: SP° tA :z ig • -- Tirt, :is:4,l 1 -‘,- ) r t, ic,"l • • - \- • ,- :Dt "1* „ MONDAY, JUNE 2;i, 1 20. • BLAST WEEK. ROYAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET-PLACE. NOTIC E is hereby . then, 111 EXIIIBI TION of the ROYAL ACADEMY' will fiwilly close on SATURDAY NEXT, the Ist of July, at Seven o'Cluck prec Athui;sism (from Eight o'Clock till Seven) One Shilling. • Catalogue, One HENRY HOWARD, R. A. Sec. Exhibitors are requested to send for their Works on Toes day, the 4th, or V. ;:iesday, the sth of July. Ft:t.F. OFFICE, STE:. \NO and CORN:I'LL. 7:4I . STAIIL:SEIED in 1799 !or Insurance of ILA H o ugri, Mlimfactorivs, Goods, and ?!er. chandize, Vc . Sst , lS, and Property, on the twist equita;iie tern's, and on principles affording solid and patient svourity to those insured. l~i►tECT+•tis, &C. • GEORG?. HOLME StIVINER, EsQ. , M. P. .Chairman., -WILLIAM MAILSII, ESQ. Depute Chairman. Rt. Hon. the Vice Chancellor Chmles Freeman, Esq. Hon. Dongl.is liisur>iird Neil Stith:obit, Esq. Sit John Cox.Hippisiey, Bart. (ie•irge G. Esc'. sit Robert sVigrsni, Bart. . Richard 4.. PL:wden t Esq. William Agnew. F4l. I Robert Tavlot, Esq. - John Hebb, Esq. John Varnham, Esq. S. P. cockerel'. Esq. • dosepii IVarder, Esq. . Janie Hen! y Deacon, Esq. 3,tmes West, Esq. Fr:lnel* Firebug, E*q. Rd. 4. Solicitor. RICHARD BARNES, Sur. BY ORDER OF THE LORDS OP THE TREASURY, rpHE LAST and ONLY DAy vosT a • poNED to WEDNUSDAY, JULY Id, when the LOITERY FINISHEs, ana ALL ,C30,09n. FOUR PRIZES C 30,000. OF k 30,000. BESIDES 58 OTHER CAPITALS, 111,,nev NMI Consols. MUST B.E. DRAWN. HAZARD and CO. (:ontractnrs, 93, Royal Exchane Gate: 26, Cornhill 3/4, Oxford-street, London, whei . e. %VAR RAN I'ED 1 1 NLitA N'I'ICKE'I'S and SHARES at e ; also at all their Agents in the Country. HAZARD and Co. Stared and Sold in a recent Lthtery, ALL To PRIZES OF 30,010 t!! And in the itrtsent Lott,' v, No. 9,313, a Prize iif 10,060! ! Consols, htsidts N:NE OTHER. CAPITALS. Ily W. 11OUNT A 1 N alitt Co, SARACEN", HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL. LONDON T E - following POST -COAC ES, iL coAcHE•;, tike. set nut from the at !nu:— -. BROMPTON, (:hathatit, hoebugler, and Gravesend New Putt Coach, every Afternoon at Half-pa s t Fout. Fare, hi -64'4,, 10i oti: side 65., FALlloti:Ulf, Pvt.ryn, Trurc., Bothnia, Liskeard, My mouth Plymouth, l'ottless. Nt . l% 011 W.:shelf; Exeter, Weymouth, Dorchestcr, DATtntt,uth,anti salishary, new Post Coach, every mot iiirg at Seven ; l hi °ugh Hoodoo, Axminster. B. idport, Wondford, I3a.iti stuhe, anti f3ag'hut, arrives at Plyntooth"the next eve, hi.; ot halt-past 14:4:11t. SOU'l - LtAIPf ON, t.yotiogion, t 1 ittchos • er, Andover, and liasingitoke New Four Inside Cortekat half-past Seven o'clock it the :%lto;iii.4,airrives at the Dolphin Inn, South.t.optoit, hs half-past Five o'clock.—This is a most delightful Con vu!atire to the Isle of tVig;it, Havre de Grace, Jersey, Govrnsey, St. Values, Cherburgh. &c. • , BATH Posi.-Coachts; through Chip . Fenhani, ni ne, and Marlborough, evrry After:lmm; arrive at Nlr. May's, the Greyhound fun, Bath, and the London r Tavern, Tlinui,is-street, and the swami, Bristol, next Morn ing..—(:oaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, and Plvonunh. The UMPIRE, a Nuiv LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only one Night ~n the Road, carrying Four Insides and Four Out sides, sets out every Day, Ihi ough Donstahle, Woburn, Latlibury, Northampton. Weit•orgl, Lott er,vorth, Hinckley, Atherstone, LiAfield, Stone, Rugely, Newcastle, Warrington and Preston. SHItEWSBURI„ Wellington, and Shitinal, Post-Coach, every Evenin; at Five o!clock.-44ttprded. WE I'M( )tITH, Dorchester, Blandfortl,SaliSltry, Andover, ;nd Basingstoke, new Pust Coach, eters'. Afternoon. The Weymouth Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Gherhurg, St. ;Ma loe's. &c. LEEDS new light Coach, called The Rockingham, sets out every Morning, at Eight o'Clock ; carries Four Insides only, and goes remarkably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stamford, Newark, Itt-t rot (1. Doncaster, and Ferry • bridge, to the Golden Lion, Lee.is,' next morning. Not withstanding the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to he the most agteeable and coawlete Public Con veyanee on the North (toad, being unequalled. by arty ether. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-green, Annan, Dantfries, Brownbill, Thornhill, Satiquhar-Kiln, Conmock, Kingswell, and all Parts of Scotland, a Post Coach felony). YORN, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderlan4, New castle, and Edinburgh, New Font Inside Coach, with a Guard throughout; sets out every Morning by way of N e wark, Ret ford, Todeaster, Darlington, Northallerton, Durham, Min rah, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued .)11 the journey, may rest what time they please, and then proceed on without any addiftional Fare. MARLBOROUGH and Swindon, new four-inside Coach, th roug h. Aldhourn, Reading, Lam bourn, Parton, Lydington, Prwsey, Wointon Basset, Rainshury. Hungerford, and New bore every Morning. B . RIDGENORTI: & Walsal Post Coach, every evening. BOSTON, Spalding ' Peterborough, Stsiton, and Hunting don, Royal Mail Coach, every Evening to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. CARLISLE, Penrith, anti Whitehaven, Four Inside Post, Coach, and a Guard all the way, passes (trough l3rough, Appleby, Greta-bridge, Ri6mond, Cattericli, loroughbridge, ‘i",therby, Abertord, Doncaster, and Grantham. Sets out every Morning, and performs the journey with great facility. Passengers detained on the Road by bitsinuss or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their Seats being se cured in the next Coach. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsda - le, Bolton, Chorley, o!nislinli, and Gar:A.4l)g Post &ladies, every After noon, LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Krutsford, Stone, Stafford, and Litt:11110C Post Coach, The Defiance, every .Evening to the Saracen's Ilead Inn, Date-street, Liverpool.—Guard ed throughout. WAKIF.FIELD Post-Coach, every Morning. CH ESTEit, Newport, Whitchurch, Tarporley, Nantwicb, Northwich, and Middiewich_ Post-Coach, every Evening. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm Coach, every Mornin,:, to the George Inn, Sunderland. MA.NCHESTER, Winslow, Cougleton, Newcastle, Waisa,l, and Wolverhampton, Post-Coach, every Afternoon. Guarded. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post-Coach, called the Koch - iocham, every Morning. lIIRMIN . GHAM Nat Coach, Guarded, sets out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at Noon.— Passes b.' Warwick, Leamington, and Daventry, to the Sa racen's Head, , Buil-street Birmingham. HULL, Northcave, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post Coach, every Morning at half-past Six, to the Cross Keys, Market-place, Hull. DOVER, Deal, Margate, Sandwich. Ramsgate,Canterhury, Fevershani, Chatham, Rochester, aud Stroud, Pust-Coaches, Morning, Noun, and Night. HERTFORD, Ware, Hoidesdon, and Cheshunt Coach, very Morning. TIVITENII AM and Edmonton Coaches (daily), at Eleven, Half-past Tvv,i,!Five, and Eight o'Clock. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will not be accountable fur any Parcels. Passi•nger's Luggage, Wtitings, Plate, 'dm. fur noire t han Five Pounds Value, if lost, stolen, or damaged, un less entered as such, and the Insurance paid 'fur accordingly at the Sat accn'i HuAtl Suuw.faill, Lundva. 7 - ) f IStunßrn 86 5-1 Pici ICA, June 2, 1820. COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING , h — 111,, 1 1 1.4JESTY'S NAVY do -1 ereby give Notice, at O?4tuesday, Me 27th instant, they will be ready to re "il 'rrentlers in writing (sealed up}, and treat for the sdp- INY , : 1 "' separate Contr a cts, of what FRESH BEEF may be , T • e Tair ed for the use of his illejesty's Ship's and Vessels at ,s ` Tir ear and L oc h R yan , an d a t L e ith, Leith . Roads, and t Firt h of Edinhargh, for Twelve Calendar Months, the M 'T from the 28d July, and the latter from the 10th of `l''Pest next. 7/1e 1 ' "ai„ liwis of the Contracts may be seen at the &ere -40,9 -ffi r,„.• re, at this Office, or by applying to the Collectors of licf ly 31 ajw y ' s Cns'onts sl Stranrear, and at Leith rcapec , 8.0 re gar d will be had mto a, render in which the Price 11 4 2 11 not he inserted, in Words at length, or that shall n he 7 l lits et•ed to th e Board before One ~'Clock on tile said rues eY't4e-271h inst. nor unless Me Person who =lies the Tete ~' Or" some Person on his behalf, attends, to iciet4 earteq. for, ty 44 'h Tender mo.st also he accompanied bq a Letter signed v tiv°? e 4 Ponsible Persons, ettx-agiag to become f,ound with I)O7 'N tenderi.g, in the Pedal Sam of L. 500, for the ePeeformance of each of au C"tratts. PICTI7II LING-OFFICE, June 20, 1R:20. ISSIO NESS for VICT UAL LING /iv - Es TY'S NAVY do hereby pre.Notice, That the 30th ins'. they wilt be ready to receive Tenders tt , r tiL , a v i4 , (sealed up), and trrat for - )1 11 it ' uhdred Chaldrons of PITT'S TANFI ELT) MOOR, tx ‘ ,. --‘ ,„?' WALT sEND, WINDSOR'S PONTOP, TOWN 4ki 'AIN, o r SI PSON'S PONTOP COALS, of the large.st rti ' ti)4 o (full pay) in en'ire Cargoes. 4 e Thousand Sacks of BISCUIT MEAL. 110- i"d • rto reci Sacks of KILN-DRIED HOUSEHOLD „ , Staiett to th e usual warranty of Twelve ` 43 and .kh„ 2,1 "" of NEW 'OATMEAL. it 'e whal e to be delivered, in the space of One Month, into Oa, a ,: 141 $ ea'S rictu.aliing Stores at Deptford j and to be , ;: hr by Bills payable, without Interest, Sixty days after :1• 4 , Cninlition s of the . Contracts may be seen at the Se rozrard will be had to any Testier in which the Price 44 4 46 i `4e inscriek 4 in words at length, or that shall not be de (4 to the. lloar, tif:lir.e One o'Cluelt on the s . rtirl Fri- tae' tis .`°Sih instant, oar unless the Person who nzak es orf sonic Person on his behalf, aklends, to an rh ratted for. 4 '' Jive 5, 18 V. ( - 1 4. 4.1, .E op ORD.V.— CF • • • 1 . • till"_ ' NlA'i EH G.J,I'NERAL and 11()AlIp of 4fl tGIIDN.tX('E having granted their Authority for the ; 11'.' '4 , 114 s taken from the PLA'f ES engtated in. ' s v : 4 'e of one inch to a Mile from the GF.NERAL neuter? --?"f G REAT BRITAIN, carried on under the Super "lf c e of ? the late Nlaster-General WILLIAM MID: beer;,"ls LY4I Artillery, LLD. F.R. and As., the Public a r e ;gt'Y i"tormed,'that THIRTY•TWO PLATF.S (forming r,,, t, , „ I"f that Work are already FINISHED, and that ttit i '' : l" 11'1'3 trout them arc on Sale at the Ordnance Map 1 11 ' i" lire * row er of London. These Plates complete the 1 0 ' , I D .:)f. the COast' troth Orfordness in Suffolk, to Ike Laud' s Iliist:('`,rnwall, and thence to Week St. Lawren ce, near kiri p'• Several other Plates of this Work are now t() lit 4" N • in e. consisting of five additional Plates, w hich t % ill "e 'rly the whole of Peathroke,hire, with parts o f L:1 1.'1 (1 1 ' 4141 ' 4 0 and Caermar th enshire, and the Island a ~:, 1. will he poblished on the Ist of August next. Gentle theirtti'hing 10 procure a Map of the Country, surroundin g t at th "a habitation, 1114 V, on application to Mt. &MEI , 14 tw e l °r4lian ce Map Office (where an Index Map will be 4ii select Any sheets they please, for that purpose. t .." e t t 't. ! ll. " ()" this subject addresed to Mr. Baker, unthlr ' 4 l be Lug Srvietatv 01 - the ' Board s ot 'Ordnance, Pall Mall, , . "Ilißtdiattiy all, ndeel to. By Order of the Board, _ I. H. CRE W , Sec. ...s.-----7-------------___________' • toihro teLAYPIIT.L ACADEMY, ENFIELD , .. Et _ 1.)1)1, 1 , 4 Y Slr. RONDEAU and ABLE •.‘l‘,.s CF.. S. A this ()1 10 tie , (,),,,,y Advantages peculiar to I. *! " . .ttles'" i ''' Old F. ,4- thlishinei4 resulting front the genial : t et%iei p..l,, , join ~ 1.. , it. air. .. tett"--' "413°1.4" of tt •• • it s ' t toderate distance front the 1 , tha n an hour's ride, the con 'e4lrl:;.t.:;e4y.Sdt„4:7"egB.lt'otleannd7fer . thence, passing the door k e tc : l l l tr t ., ll3e . ti .v : . Its (n um stir arrangements, and the pa. 4ent, net t t ne . tele: are sire h as, Upon the m s p will a 1•46.1..!thi ,harm onize with the feelings of .ii,e its p. liner. til ts t e habits of the most de licate Youth, %el 1 e:!i R ° 07,7,', 4 .te a rapid and v.'ell•gtounded mercant_il . e . , ai o ry r fai ' "Trltio • 41 +.n, to quality Youth respectably to till ' r iot "'rut Kr. ' Li fe, are equal to the duties of a zealous and 1 4 ,. t je 'ir 6 . ; r % i 1 ! A and the - most sanguine wishe m s ,. o , f c t i l , te w P it a i " , kl e „ t 1 9hrs, p i ,:_ t tt• The Terms are moderate , ,tiir t o t aiiii.ib. Iy 4 ,..yyli ere , 9,:.ctuses, 64c may he had at t Ni“gi'deti tt r . 11, : ra (post paid ) will- be receiced and prompt %ill. (17—'1\19 corporal , • , ever inflicted. All the ta 11Jett J 'n i e at " I 'e fable , I 1 Tn s d h ri n ' o e restriction . nt ..,...,,.....: y i id. School will re . _ • r ÜBLIcATION. • A v ln 'No volu.r"i‘ " w" , Pl ir "ii : " l e l d :los. boards, i.l - L t- 1 1 , 1414 ti' " tt" ( l ::or ° r t e t C " l ° A CiCcOUNT of the MI. i,-I.EA:,....sARY OCcUItItFNCFS• of the tate-WAR i.te"Yeff.n. akf. BRIr AIN and tl:e' --% • Willi an Appendix and Plitteft. UN j ITED STATES of ANIt: I._.ondon ~ ., ,r . i ite :3 ! t . 3 . I LLIAM JAMF,S.. ar _ ury N dero,,, i ; l " str i tet , in BLet., Kutgabur), P b and Allen, ~,,A, p„,, °f Whona may he, had , by the same Author, ; I f I , l4, ei l t :TivetirreCt ACct.!nit'of the . chiet Naval Occurrences gra, ica ,tr 13,:twcen Great Britam and the United States . ' n This Div " A s' et " o , r a s.P"bli , hed, ,price Not Shillings, in hoards, e k t i k r. 1114-NIAI A er y i () PEL s ; 111 ) SYNOPSIS of he FOUR I _ .l .rtn. 'wherein all the Passages arc collated ; and wh o l , e 7 brietly.;tor t e e c d o . id e d b y any one or more of the ht.,.:slvell,,,)‘,,,:ti.apatouarli•t.taidngjed,r,, as to lay before the Eye at one hiss,,., cantraih.eeiof the several Gospels in which r, 44141:111i ,ltd sold by' It. Hunter (Successor Jil\v bt. Awl's Church-yards - sl/49 PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COM \IONS, Ju 24. The House met at the usual hour. Cariosity t o hear her Majesty's answer to the application of the House of Commons attracted a greater as srntlrlage of Members than was ever before wit untied on ,a Saturday, or at so early an TheflT could not he fewer t , ltan 2.50 or 300 Mem bers present.. As many of them came on horse back., expecting to stay only for a short time, the Muse of Pat liatnent was Aurrounded ser , litts and horses waiting for them. The Speaker. tool, the chair a quartet berote four. —Al!er s • ltne private business, and passing several R,ik in their rerps7ctive stagrs, there vv , ,is a short pause, and %lr. Wilbettoret., who veas ut t h e 1ie..(1 of the Depiantiou to the Qtteet►, was called for, but had not attired at a quarter pas , Purr. PARLIAMEN rArty RFrornr. . . Mr. LAMBTON rose, and..begged the indulgence of the for a. few minnies„ A motion of be was oledgi , d to his ci.nsti!uents to briug forward, and than which none of greater . impostance could occupy the attention of ment, stood for Tuesday next'. 'He felt, how ever, tram the circumstances whiCh had recently occurred, that it WaS imnos , i;4le either tor the Hon. Members of tt,at IfOliSe, or the ColoVry et arge, to cnter so fully as he could wish on the cou b ideration of the subject, in epestion mentary Retorm), while engaged as they would be for some time to rote. On these grounds, he becged to withdrarr his \ notice of motion for the present, and deter it ti,l next Session. EDUCATION OP THE Pont. Mr, BROUGUAM ;OH, ilc stood ul the same Si.. ?itKiiotl as toe Hon. Member -who bad just •sat down. His mo:ion respecting the - EducatF , n the Poor s tood al.o for TUesday next. He could not, howevcr, when he consid,rerkhe great,im porhince of the sobj,•ct, and the,. if the bllsint.S9 of th e count r y allowed to yeld toeircumstanees which might tube like those his ,Hon. Friend had tillnd,d to, I 1) t. pohl:c most ev,: ritually be sutlerers to a deplorat,ie extent, hi io 4 himcdt to pos'pone hint tnotioo beyond the appo !tied day. He hot always fo:eseen that the nomentwia proceedings wkieh were about to take place would be attcnd ed .l'h colsecinenees such as the Hon. Member for Dothan) and himself referred tu. He we'll() alternative, however,.ba' that nf-persisting.in the coter4 he now ed, and Suggesting to the :House the propriety, daring the progress of the' iitte 'resting discossions io which it was about t 0 he engaged, Of settioi! apart pa-rticular dsys tor at tending to the tegol.r busine.sof the country. EXCHEQUER corrirr ot• SCOTLAND. Lord ARCIiitiALD HAMILTON begged- to state, that one of the Bacons the Se,tell Ext.!, quer, catql the Bailin, had lately died. It scris therefore his it;tenti )0 to move, oti an eat ty day, 'htit the Place jllll vacated 4111111 W not he hlled op; K it t that, agreeably to the reCommeodation of the Commi , tel on that sobjeet, the li irons of the Scott!) Exchegoer should remain petruaneolly at their pies to ) number. Lord CAsTLEREAGH informed the Nol)le Lotd, thiit his M esty's Government did not intend to make ntty appointment in the Once of hue Scorch Baron to whom he alluded —(ita . , hear !) DEPUTATION TO THE QUEEN. Mr. WILBERFORCL3, accompanied hy Mr—Stuart Wortley, now entered the [louse. The former was loudly called for ; but Mr. S. Wortley took his place at the Bar, attended by Mr. 11. tokes and Sir T. Acland (the Depittation appointed), and announced that the Deputation nominated to wait yon her 111,,j e ,ty had that day delivered to the Q , tecti the Resolutions of that House, as au , ho rized by their voie; to which her Majesty was pleased to give the following answer " I ant bound to receive with gratitude any attempt on the part of .the House of Cgintnous -to•iuterpose its high media tion for the purpose of healing those unhappy differences in the Royal Family, which no , person has 'so much reason to deplore as myself. And. with perfect troth I eau declare, that an entire reconcilement of those differences, effected by the authority of Parliament, on principles consistent with the honour and dignity of all the parties, is still the object dearest to my heart. •' I cannot refrain from expressing my deep sense of the affeelionate language of theta Resolutions; it .shows the linuse of Commons to be the faithful Representative of that generous People, to whom I owe a debt of gratitude that can never be rapaid. " I am sensible, too, that I expose myself to the risk of displeasing tho'se who may soon be the judges of my conduct ; but I trust to their candour, and their sense of honour; con fident that they will enter into the feelings which alone in fluence my determination. " It would ill become me to question the poWer of Parlia ment, or the mode in which it may at any time he exercised hut, however strongly I may feel the necessity of submitting to its authority, the question whether I will male myself partfto any measure proposed must be decided by my own . _feelings and conscience, and by them Mane. 'AS a subject of the State, I shall bow with deference—if possible, without a murinur—to every act of the sovereign authority but, as an accused and injured Queen, I owe it to the King, myself, and -all my ft llow-subjects,not to consent to the sacrifice of any es sential piirilege, or withdraw my appeal to those principles of public justice, which arc alike the safeguard of the highest and the humblest individual." MILAN COMMISSION. • General FERGUSON.—As ne are now abont to enter t11)011 ilii3 unhappy invevigation, Which, 4C- ; . - t t [PRrCt SgVENPENC.E. cording to Mini era, s o set ionsly ff,•cts the (I;g. oil?' of the' ertikvil an , t the interests of the People lafge, we bare a right, I think, berm e o ceed farther, to receive some informat ion concern - ,ing transactions which have reference "ro the oc. currence 01 this painful subject. Before we begirt the consideration of the inquiry, I beg to ask a que - stion re , neciing'tite Milan mission. Was it a i mbue of p. ate ComftiisiiOn? Was it sAnctimied by the Itgitini;ste ittivisers of the Crown ?, W,s iii - ere a report from and if so:, to vrbom a'as it made? I should also like tu•k+ooi by w•hofit that was appoieited. I thi• tzuesciori e tell) I e • ive an aff&vcr front tile Noble Loin oppo. —(llear;heit ) • Lord CATTtEgtrAGH—I hope the-llon. and Gal. law G ht ~, t 1 will ext7tise . itiC on ih. ptesent 0; ea. for reminfling hint, tfrif, - -ben we ag.i':ctl - tto meet to-thiy, it WAM sprt hy my Hon .Friend -9pposite (th W,lbettorce), anti I, believe by of bet iit!)tit we were not . 0 meet for dis. cussioti, but merely to receive flu Qieen's answer. As w,e are to ewer upon his bubj,ct ten day, and as„.it may perftdps be: necessary that the public sliooid see' the whole ek , ent Oil, painful: Subject, I do hope that it,wiil not be e x pected :of rte t0..4 to say one ovoid more that can :lead to prewattite discussion. 1 'post therefore decline an swering the Hon. and Gellant General's question at the present moment,—(Hear, hear !) Mr. M. A TAYLOR protested against the dot• trine laid down by the Nobl.t Lout, that - bits agrecnient will any, Pon., Member w. a to be ad mitted as a bar to ary intinirywht. b others iniglit propi , r to thole. The ittrstion pin by his lion. F , lend was a vtry prclur one, atill'on : e to which the Ho se bad a right to expect an d t). ewer, ahpough . t!le Noble Lord pc.it tot answer it, certainly, finless Idogn.)—tint t h e sotwer cinswoe.).-L—: he . s °hair the collo- y kor w the e.xteot ,the.;ini•Chiet, and, coup! be .prepare.d ,to ;;hard agol”.t,:it 77 -,t he be•ter : : Milan CoMinission eitlar'huit l,ttu thi tDf Government, or have .liseti nut Vritntlei•ltititivtl vice, to which the Nuole-Lotd- and hiv . e.licag,ties had feurid tbenmelves obligcl to truckle. 7 -7(ticar, hear !)—lf the Nubie 14.;111- and his coli'eagnes ti ought these We're sets- that iltight . not to t:4IY6 takru place, 2titt,y- gravely and .re . :.p., c t. fllly have ,advised his apittst them : and if their advice had beet) r,icered, they . • • ought inmedinieiv to have resigned their tilticeL---(il )mlO liortithe ministerial b-n..Ves.)—. ~jle . did asag s rc the . ..g..ttflerneti. who had ot Med their tcelings 'ha' be •spokLf reptttily ;. for so tar .!,roin ltilvitrg, a hit iriends or the 1. - ..(1 lenten Who's irrou'ideil !inn should •get in:o place, Ire ,t,hunwit it In,lius•ihlt3 that a greater Cti!sr beta! diem. Or a g.reater cithiOity visit thr shecird to the'plitees , of fl e present Ali. isters iu thr state of niis - ery to which those Mi , iis.rers bad, by their coitosel, rinced tbe Cohory.. F v r th e i r aiigiist Royal Master, troth w.i.ofw he had til)w been sepitratett for years (14ogli;.ei ft tint the ininis.erial be6ches,) he ehteriaihttt the highest triendtnip, if be Aare speak iit sad) Jertns of his .sovereigv, to whom tie yieid,-(i in r-speetitil deity 10 00 1€ the Noble Lord (Cifstlereagh)coi.l:i rebulhe his gra vity, he would tell 1)-Von that he (Nlr.Taylar) spoke feelingly trona his sen , ,e of the state ot the Co in. try, and nOt any sp'een that could be sup. posed In, arise Item his - tidying been separated, as it were, from that ;Sovereign, perli;ips by the conotirla of (hat . Nohie Lord 7 —(Reptated ter from the :VII I.Sc:°c°l,s.)-I.le spoke out honestly, anti under an impe.i , os 'sense of his duty as a Member of .Palliameur.—(kir 4 r, bear ! trona the O i yosition Betiehe,) what be had uttered time were any rxpiesstuns disre. Rpeettnl to the House, he was ready to beg par. don, but not, Of the Noble. Lord. Hr could a s sure the Noble Lott that he was grossly mistaken if he thought be could einbalrass him (Mr. TaYloi) by any thing s‘hiCli he coAd do. 13y no ridicule or satire was he to be moved. He repeated ir, he kmentedto see that Illustrious Individtidi in thehands of the Noble Lord and his Coll6igues. —(The .Nnble Lird smiled a gnirf.)-11 ad • t he Noble Lord preset ved his grave looks, he (A)r.; Taylor) .would bare sir down long ago. Ha in. sive() on it, that the question of his Honourable Friend was perfectly proper ; and if no answer. should he given to it, it would carry a conviction to. his Least that there was something, in the Main Commission so odious and objectionable, that the Noble Lord would nut dare to own it. He strongly objected to I . lr compromise ou the part of his Hon. Fritmls. He thought- it highly improper for the lone' to be rol,:d. in its conduct in an affair of such importance by the decision of two or three inilividuals. Sir di.. WILSON till DOI wish to provo!te discnsft sign, but he telt it necessary to a•k the Nubia Lord if the adjourned debate on the King's Mes., sage would be resumed on 2vlond4y, or if it tvk's intended by Ministers to insist on the appoint ment of a Stcret Co;nmittee Ile ttkeit for the p4pose of obiaiiii#g . int'ormation toi ((lents, who were uoxiousto seize the opportnft nity, if any shook] offer, to express heir ohjed lions ;a that mode of proceeding, by way•of pttiiiom to the House. Lord CASTLE E EAdH declined giving any answer to any tarther • Mr, R. MADTIN said, it ryas highly indecorous to be putting (ies ions to the ruble Lord, espi., daily when it .vas known to he the te , liug of thi House that there ought to be in) discussion. The question rat atljotnntnent waS then put ; v and the Aye , being rniner more poWerf u t thaw the. Noes, the Hota4e kttliourned.