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~ 5 •1. ~~ t, r, .r > .. !;1 .. F t..'Y i, ~~li t ~ ~! NUMBER 3389.) VAUXHALL. Under the-Patronage of His Royal Highncsalhe PR INCE of• WA CES 1 .1 1 - 11 S PRESENT EVENING, July 29.'1803, WILL 511 A GRAND GALA, AND 11R11.I.T.kNT DISPLAY. OF FIRE-WORKS. Admission 3s. • Doers : open at seven, : and the Concert begins at Eight o lock. Further particulars are given at length in the Bills of this • Dayi..—The'Carclens are open every Evening. At a MEETING of the DgpuTv LIEUTENANTS and MAGISTRATES of the SUBDIVISION of the ,TOWN of BEDFORD, and of the Inhabitants of the same Town, held at the Swan Inn, .in Bedford, 04i Mon- day the titith Day of July, 1833 ; . . PR/SXNT, Samuel Whitbread, Esq. Lieutenant of Division, in the Chair; Isaac Eiger Esq. Mayor ; fuhn• Miller, Esq., ; William Belsh.un,:Esq.; and . many Inhabitants of the said Town T HE Re-solutions of the Ge ne r a l M eet i ng o f the lieutenautcy and Magistracy of the County of Bed ford, held on. Thursday 4th inst. being read, Resolved, That tins Meeting fully concurs in the Resolu tion of such General 'Meeting, and feels the most dunk!! at. tachment to His. Majesty's Royal Person and Government, the utmost zeal tor the, preservation of the free and happy Constitution of these Realms, and the stron gest i mpulse to isencur in every measure that tends to repel anti defeat the threatened Invasion on the part of France : convinced that if the F.nerny were successful in that undertaking, every misery and degradation that any Country can be subjedt to, would be the lot of this, . Resolved, That the following Persons be appointed SU mintendatitts of the several Parishes in this Town, viz. Forthe Parish of St. john—Mr. fohn Purser. for the Parish of St. Mary—The Mayor, and Mr. Pere ,Stirto Nash. For the Parish of St. Paul—Mr , Chi. Bailey , Mr. f o h n 'tubley, and Mr. fount Cooke. or the Parish of 'St. Peter—Mr. William Sharp. 1 h . a.t Yuan. or s r i t 1 mt teil ß a 4 ti e s ho h of aitfSt.thCert arc uthbeirnt—ealci Pa ri sholhnllil tleri W Esq. hat the Superintendants be requested to inquire what 'titles of Flour or Bread upon emergency each Miller and Baker will undertake to supply, over anti above his usual dtmand T—What number of Persons in each Parish have Teams, and what number of Horses, Waggons, and Carts, each will undertake to supply T And make a Return thereof to the Lieutenant of Division with as much ow-v(ll6°4s as , postible. That the-Thanktof this Meeting be given to ;vb. Whit bread Esq, for calling the same, and for his attention on the. otraston. 'That these Resolutions be signed by the Chairman, and published, ,and also inserted in the Northampton Mercury, , the. Cambridge Chronic le, and SUN Newspapers. , SAMUEL wiii rnREAD. .e . 1 .14.1.........;01.•................ ASSOCI.diTION FOR P ItES ERVING 141111i4tTY,ANI) PROPERTY. . . Crown and Anchor, July 25, Mil. A T a MEETING of this COMMITTEE, solil4 REEVES, Esq. in the Chair: Upon reading a printed Paper, untitled, " Important Con sldenitions for the People of this Kingdom," the Committee Resolved. That the said Paper being full of the most im portant Truths, and calculated to explain completely the designs of the Frencl, and the true Interests of this Conn- IrY, should be printed, and-circulated by this Socjety, in such ''miter, as will make It very generally known : and that the Chairman be, requested to take such measures, AS Shall appear to hint proper, for carrying the sane into M I - Mediate exeCution. N. H. Sub scr i pt i ons for carrying on the Designs of this So ti, etl, are received at the Bar of the Crown and AtiChor Ta. Urn ; ,also by Joh n T E opharn, ui. Treasur e r, B e df ord-row. I M POIcrA NT CONSIDERATIONS for the P EO PLE ut thin KINGDOM, published July.lBo3, ond, sent to tit,: 0 tlici:ittng Ministcr of every Parish in England. • Sold by J. Downe.s, Temple-Bar; 1. Spragg, King-street, ' Covent -Garden ;I. A spe nt° , Cornltill ; and 1, 4-latchard, , :rit4:,ttlil ly, price zd-, ; or. ts. 6d. per Dozen. ST. CLEMENT PANES, A 1' July iB, 1803. a Numerous And RespeaThlo Meeting of PA R 1 S 1.1 lON E S•converied in Vestry, it was resolv. ' til."l'hat in the present Crisis, when our Country is menaced witivinvasion, by a powerful and ambitious k:neniy, who aims :It Universal Dominion, a n d t h e d estruction of all eivi ' 3ized Natiptis,_ we think it a P i ny ow i ng to our !Country, tillrhelvei, land Tatitili es, to declare our !oval and affeetionate Attat.hinent to our King and Constitution, and our deter. rnmaiton, by thoever Children y means in our p ower; to perpetuate to our bent fit se Rights, Laws, a n d Lib erties, which we in. IMO rtint - Ancestors. ' Resolved to declare also, That we are willing to co-operate With qua fellow Countrymen in every exertion, and to sub. fait to every - privation that may be round necessary, to de. kn 4 ourselves from 4 dating and inveterate Foe ; who, dls. regarding all the known and acknowledged customs of War, has threat ene d to destsoy every Man in Antis ; has pro m i se d the Pillage tit our Cities to his heathers and to extermi nate She name of Bri ta i n f rom the number of Nations. Resolveri,, That a Callttilittee be appointed to consider of vivo mc4suresiosewriti the intentions of the Legislature, Lid carry them into immediate efri.-et. %V. GODFREY Tit 0 . . SEE A R,' s Cnurc,hwahlerts., Resolved, That Thanks be kiven to the Churchwardens, for tii..ir readiness in Lilting this Meeting, and for their able vonduet on the occasion. • • COiiiii7iir)l4l4 I Lll .-----7 177 -- " -- "" r 2. EN •i'LEIVIEN 'of Respettahility, :grood •clispo. N...-ir aftiottu, and potsessing a. mall Indeperitle.nce. w" coo procure 4,,r0t• Itecontrnettitttions, may he- alipointetUto tknurnissioni tit favourite Resiments of Militiit• Apply Fer' %onally (pr• by liater, post.p.iiii) to Messrs. Rives r anti Co. Civil arid Milit.try Agents., No. 1 office itott?i :F. I even' to Th ree.* - 4, Lo wer Grosvenor Place. N. ii , A 111111u:try Bus iness . transnit e d: . ............ . rro .BE :LF-------::,FT:Tc-------"7----71 . e vent Miles- tram Lon-. . don, in a eentricat Count_ yr , three miles from a' Market and ,Port Town, a good FAMILY 'HOUSE, completely FU RN !SE D, with .Coach-house and Stabling, the Right 'if Sluxitik 'over ,e-veral Manors. well stocked wit4 . Pame, i .r . snd iiiihe Ntightmurhood.ot three Packs; of :Fox..liatiadS . . trt)rl:9,o4l, P artkolas,•inquir e of Messrs. Nfeytlik and , TroticriP,. Red Lion Square i and Messrs. Walfuld, Golby s 4114:WItittd,.11anbuty, Oxon. NEW LOTTERY. ligGo4§ DRAWING the sth of SEPTEM tBO3. SCHEME. Value ofeach. or 4:2o s ueo. to,orlis socio 1 000 140 los SO No 1 Nu. ° Pri/CS 44 t • V. • • 't .) • r z Total value. ‘..4.0 t 000 30,000 ao l oos . , 8900 bOOO 3ocio stooo . - (+US - q 121,m70 ?..1,000 First dr,twii Ticket 7th Day First (Ira W4l Ticket last Mcirtiing Are. part or above Caitals. *PICkETS tnat SHARES th a re selling a t every LICENSED OFFICE. Am', tile PRIZES PAID o n DEMAND. Price —Ticket ,C' 17... 14 o 'EiAnth. 4 S Si ctectah • Ti‘kcts wilt gratl44ll: G$V. 21a,040 20,ap0 poo Ti,,i~' ` %!4.4 ; • 4 6 t 2 6 i ~~r • ' . • s LgTN. T I%rY , 4, RID , yj.l.lr 29, ' B'3l. TO THE PUBLIC. LLOYD's, L ONDON, aoth Jui. r, ?HE Merchants, Underwriters, antt:odier Sufi- Jscribers to this House, having this day met for-the pia. pose of setting on teat it GENERAL SUBSCRI PTION, oil an extended scale, liar the. Enceuragoinent and Relief - of those who may be engaged in the Defence of the Country, and who may suflia in the Common Cause ;, and of those who • may signalize themselves during the present, most im portant contest : And feeling confident, that when our very existence as a Great and Independent Nation is at stake, it only becomes necessary to point out any means. by which - the exertion of our Native Spirit, and the application of our Powerful Re. sources, may receive an additional stimulus ; they beg leave to submit to the liberal erinsideration'ot their Fellow-sob. *AS, the following Resolutions, which have been unani mously passe at this Meeting, and presume to hope, that the object of this Subscription will be so promoted and sanEtioned by Public Bodies in general—by the Higher Ranks, and opulent tlasses of Society-7.and by Individuals of every Description, that the mite of the Labourer, combining with the munificent donation of the Noble and Wealthy, shall be the best pledge of OUT Unanimity—shall inspire our Seamen, our Soldiers, our Countrythen at large, with a well-grounded Confidence in the 'Liberality and Gratitude of the Commu. pity .''and impress ortVitt minds of. out- En/alma-Ow aepalling conviction, `t'li:tl.TU.E ENERGIES Of THIS (.BEAT EMPIRE ARE IRRESISTIBLE, AS ITS RESOURCES ARE INCALCULABLE. • BROOK WATSON, E's 2. IN TIIZ CHAIR. • On 'a Motion . made, the. tiallowing Resolutions being pro. duced, were read, and passed unanimously. Resolved. That in a conjunctures when the vital interests Of our Country, when the peculiar blessings which, under our beloved Sovereign and happy Constitution, endear our social state, are involved in the issue of the present contest, when we are menaced by an enemy, whose haughty presump tion is grounded only on the present unfortunate position of the Continental Powers Land when we seem to be placed, for the moment, as the last barrier against the total subjugation of Europe by. the overbearing . influence of France—lt be lioves us to meet our situation as Men—as Freemen— but, above all, as BRITONS. On this alone ; •with the Divine Aid, depend our Exemption from the ,Yoke•of Gallic . Despotism—on tnis alone depends, ',under the same Protett ing Power whetiter this Empire shall rernaiii what it has for Ages. been, the Strenuous. Supporter ot. Religion and Morals, the Assertor' of its own, and the,Guariliati of the Liberties of Mankind, the Nurse of Industry;, the Protector of the Arts and sciences, the Example and Admiration of. the World--or whether it shall become an obseqi.ious Tri burarY, an enslaved,- a p l un de red and degraded Department oft Foreign Nation. Resolved. That to give more Et *el and Energy to the Measures adopted by Government ter the Daence of our Libertua. our Lives and Property —no add Weight to those personal Exertions we are all readily disposed to contribute, it behoves us to hold out every Encouragement to our Fel low Subjetts, who may be in any way initiumental in re pelling or annoying our implacable Foe, and to prove to them that we are ready to dram both our PurseSancl our Veins in the G k z AT C. use ‘VhiCil lilliferioUSiy calls on us to unite the Duties of Loyalty and. Patriotism, with the ,sfrongest EllOrts or zealous Exertion. ResOlved, That to animate tile effects of Our Defenders by Sea and Lanci t it is eXpytiklir to rai se , by the patriotism of the Community at large,' a suitable Fund ter their Comfort and Relief, tor the purpose of assuaging the aligutsli of, their Wounds. or palliating in sonic degree the more ‘veighty misfortune of th e hi ss of Limbs —of alleviating fire distresses of the Widow and Orphan - - of smoothing the brow of Sot. reit , tor the. fall of tligir.dearest Relatives, , the props of un happy Indigence or• pless A l ie—and' of granting Pecuniary Rewards err honourable Badges of Distinelion, for successful exertionsof Valet or Merit. • • • - Resolved, That a Subscription, embracing:all the objets in the foregoing Resolution, be now °penc i l ; and-to set an example to th e public B. , dies throu4hout the United King. dem and its Dependencies,• and to onr Fellow. Subjeds of every class and.dettomination, that independently of our in. dividual eOnt tihtltions, t tie slim of TWENTY T 1-10 USA N D POUNDS Three per Cent. ConsofidAted Annuities, part Of •Ihe Funded Property.ut this Soci et y, s h a ll be appropriated to this purpose. • . • . .ltcsolved, That on Friday the 29th inst. at Twelve o!Clock prectsel,Y, a General Aleeting of 11 , 2 Subscribers to this Fund be held at this house, for the purpose of appointing their Corhmittee, and that the Committee of the House be re quested to become, and they are hereby constituted a Corn n for the rceeipeand tn.inageinent of the s:libte°stc.r:'p ad t tiO i t t l i s*, erin ' and ' other librpottes expressed in these Re. solutions. Res t :oo, That the, Committee of this House. and the Bankers in the AletropOlis, and in the Cities anti Towns of the United Kingdom, .be'retittested to receive Subscriptions,. and that such part of the Fund, as shall, nOt be. Used tor the i purposes now ntended, be returned in proportion to the Stuns subscribed. Resolved, That all Sums, however small'. whicksball be otttred .by the Patriotism of the Poorer Clakiei ,sur low.subjeds. shall be accepted—the Cause ant:ding equally the Liberties and Lives of Persons of every description. Resolved, That these Resolutions be inserted in the Public Papers. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairman, for his able and impartial conduCt in the Chair. (Signed) • BROOK. WATSON. ,Chaintian. Amount advertised 20,0001.3 per Cent.'Consol. . Money - - - • - -, - AC. 53,37; 6 6 T. Aston do R. King 4.52 to G. Godwin. Clapham- Tyers, Dunkley & Co. 52 to Common . 21 0 6 De Hague and Holmes to to Coles, Godwin, anti Marmaduke Trattle z 6 5 Coles • .. 3 1 S 0 G.Brown (Sun-court) sto o Biddulph, Cocks, and 'rob Boianquet to; o Ridges : . - •. 210 0 North, Hoare, Nanson Hetherington and Mas and Siinpon ' tos o kow . • ' TOI o Nanson, nankin & Co. john Alinurt . - 52 to an Stitope-street tos a Richard,John o k Rich- W. Hantrtiond, Queen. art! Twining it's o Square' - . 51 10 D. P. Watts - • 315 0 Wi l l. Freme - ' sz to Birch,- Chambers, and W. Lock, of NOrbitrry Hobbs . soo a Park ' ' - . 4o o Tulin , Goodwin 5s to Earl Macartney too • o Coney Williamson, Russell anti Letts to 3,0 Stevie, and Co. 135 o Mat, Bancroft Lester too a Morning Chronicle sz to 'the Printer of the Crowley. -Maiington, Public Ledger as 6' anti CO. . 105 G Rev. Ur. Win. Bell so o Lord Carrington soa o Charles Binny • .52 10 "I. H. tiecker . so o J ames Ames - so o H. D. ttlaeleish,Queen's A. G: Milne . 3l to College, °mord ' to to Edmund *kip), of Presscott, Grote, and Water-lane • 52 to Co. ' .. '2lO o Robert Winker . too o Sikes, Snaltht & e - 21 0 0 Stephen. Hall . too o R. anti T. Neave 21* 0 J. and I. C. Welsford 21 0 L.ngs and Dawkins 210 0 Wiltshire and Marriot, - Ainyand and Co. 210 0 Poultry ' . 52 to Sun Fire-Office - 2 00 3 0 P.ev. E. Ilaylc•y, D; D. Scotch Miivt,...., C 0 0:1-t Quinton, hlorthamp- '.pony, pqr lt,,w,.atts, ~ tonshire .- So 0 Treasurer - 2 0 0 0 Wentworth Brinley, Isaac Supy,,and.Sonis,.tos 0 part of a sum gamed liatrunersleys and CO. 315 0 by successfully de. Pybus, Praia,* Co. 31S o fending Prize.. Ap. }terries, Farquhar,.and_ r c als, from Nova- C o . - -- - .••• 3IS 0 . . Scotia - - 63 9 Thomas Bell - 31 a S: Goadbl, Stationer, Barnard,Conithrel, and • Royal-bocchangc - 52 12 Masterson -, - 105 0 ,V 311 1) Bowies - at o Thomas Lova% - 210 0 .• Audley of Lynn, W. h. f. - - S a eft Subscription 100 9 William Gellier* Co. so 0 Pletcher . Slow, and The Governors and Darlington - to; . o Contipant of 'the G. P. Watkins, Broad- . liAnk of England - 5000 o way, Carta irthen 52 . To rilfeS, thyg 4 lei k Co. /OS 0 Mrs. G; P. ‘ , V.ttkiiis • to to Bzudowe•and Clarke - s 2 to Bishop arid Nii: l l"l , i, . John Dixon and Sons too o Docitirs' COnutions tos . • AleX. Maxwell Bennett at • I.efel , re, • Curries, awl IVm. Barl o w, a n d S on las o Co. - - 21'0 01. Giiion - - 10 . 5 a 6. Mathias, of Ealing. 3a o 'Mr. Alderman Skin- Mrs. Ball, ditto io o ncr, and. Mr. Dyke Lao 0 Nlisi ,Mathias, ditto to o William Hayward -, 25 a Sery4nts or the Family i t ___ The Committee wishing to obtain the. whole Amount of Subscriptions previous to the General Meeting on FRIDAY' next, at Twelve o'clock, will thank such Bankers as have received Contributions, to transmit the particulars thereof on Tlitirsday. LONDON, JULY 26 tBO3. A A, T a very numerous MEETING of MER. 1 3. CHANTS, BANKERS, TRADERS, and other IN HAM TANTS of LONDON, and its N EIG.IIBOU R HOOD, held on the ROY AY EXCHANGE this Day, in consequence of public Advertisement, • The following Declaration was prOposed, and unanimously resolved upon : DECLARATION OF TTIZ MERCHANTS, BANKERS, TRADERS, AND OTHER INHABITANTS or LONDON AND 'ITS NEIGH BOURHOOD. WE, the Merchants, Bankers, Traders, and other Inha bitants otcLondon and its - Neiglinourhood,. deem it our boun den Duty, at the present. Milltllttttoll6 period to wake public. our unanimous at:termination to stand or tall with our King and Country. The independence and Existence of the British Empire— the Safety, the' Liberty, the Lite of every Man in the King dom are at :stake. The Evelio pethaps of a few Months, certainly of a few Years, are , to determine whether we and our Children are•to continue Free •men and Members of tise most flourishing ComMunity in the World, or whether we are to bOtheSlavesof our most implacable Enemieli-,-tilem selves the.Slavesofa Foreign Usurper ? We look toi this great Ciisis without Dismay. We have the most firm Reliance on the Spirit and Virtue of the People of this County. We believe that there exists a firmer as well as nobler Courage than any which Rapine can inspire; and we cannot entertain such gloomy and unworthy A pore hensions of Moral Orderot the World, as to think lila so admirable a Quality can be the exclusive Attribute. of I' ree hooters or Slaves. We - tieht for our Laws and Liberties —to defend Inc dearest hopes of - our Children —to maintain the unspotted Glery.winch we have inherited from our Abets. tors—to guard from °limo and Shama' whom Nature has entrusted to our Proteetibitto preserve the Honour and Existence of the Cottlitry tlifitOve us Birth. We field for that Constitution and System of SoCiety, which is at mice thi..noblest Monument anti tric firmest Bul wark of Civilization t--We Befit to preserve the whole Earth from the barbarous Yoke of. Military DcspotiSin l-f-Vite tight for the Independence of all Nations, even of those who are the must indifferent to our Fate, or the most blindly jealous ofour Pmspenty ! In so glonuas a Cause—in the . .Defence of These dear and sacred Objects, we trust that the God of our Fatiiets• will inspire us.with a valour which will be more than equal to the daring ferocity of those who• are lured, by the hopeof Plunder, fight the Battles of Ambition. His Majesty is about to call upon his People to arm in their own Defence. We trust, and we believe that he will not call on them in vaintnat the Freemen of this Land, going forth ill the righteous Cause of their Country,• under the Blessing ot [mislay God, will inflict the most signal Chas tisement nit those who have dared to threat ... En our Destruc tion—a Coastis.einent, of which the Memory will long guard the Shores of this Island, and which may nor only vindicate the Honour:lrd establish the Safety of ttie British' Empite, but may also, to the latest 'Posterity, setve as an example to strike 'Terror into Tyrants, and to give Courage and Hope to instilled and oppressed Nations For the attainment of these great ends, it is necessary that we should not only be an unanimous, bur a zealous, and ardent, and unconquerable People—that we should consider the Public Safety as the chief Interest of every Individual — that every IMO should deem the Sacrifice of his Fortune and his life to his Country as nothing more than his Duty—that no man should murmur at any Exertions or Privations which this awful Crisis may impose upon him—that we should re gard_! eielness or Languor in the Coinmon Cause as the - basest Treaehery—that we should go into the Viotti with an , • unshaken - ReSolution to conquer or to die— anti that we . should look upon nothing as u Calamity compared with the Subjugatien of our Country. We have most sacred Ditties to perform—we have most in valuable lilessiiigs to preserve —we have to gain Glory and Safety, or to incur indelible Disgrace, and to tall into irre trievable Ruln. Upcin our cif:arts will depend the triumph of Liberty Dyer Despotikin— of National Independence over p ro je4h of univer,sal Empire—and, finally, of Civilization, itself over Barbarism. At such a moment we deem it our Duty solemnly to bind ourselres to each other, and to our CountrynKi,''in the most a ro ac u i s e e th dn e uumer, that we will employ all our exertiona to Spirit, and to assiteihe Resources of the Kingdom —that we will be4ratte wish opt Services .of every sort, and on every occasion;. defenee- 7 -and that we Will rather perish together, than live to see the Honour of the British. Name tarnished,. or ,that Inheritance of Greatness, Glory; and Liberit 'destroyed, which has descended to us front our Forefathers, and which we are determined to trans trlit to out Posterity.. .I , ACOB - BOSANQUET, Chairman. • ' HARROW INCLO-SURE. WE i the COMMISSIONERS named.n, and •• appointed by, an Ael of Parliament for dividing, allotting, and I N C LOST N G the Open and Common • Fields, Commons and Waste Grounds, within - the PARISI" of HA 'MOW, in the County of Middlesex, do hereby give Notice, That wo intend to meet. atlhe King's llead.l no, in Hart*, on Tuesday thc,s6th Day of Au4ust heat, at Eleven o'CIO4 in the Forenoon, for the purpos.e of receiving Claims of Rights or interests in or over the Lands and Grounds i t ,. tended to be divided and inclosed in and by the Said Act; at which Meeting all Persons claiming to have any Right or Rignts of Common, or any Rights of Tithes or Exemptions front Tithes, or any other Might, Property, or Interest or over aicy of the said Lands and•G rounds, ate hereby required, by themselves or their Agents, to to us, at our said Meeting, their respeitive Claims in writing, under, their hands, or the hands. of their, Agenta,, distin,4oislting in such Claims the Tenure of the Estates in respect whereof such Claims are made,: and.. stating such particulars as shall be 'necessary to describe such Claims with as much precision as Possible. Dated - this 18th day Winne, 1303. • • JONATHAN GIBBONS, DAVIS; fOIIN TRUMPEIt:' NAVIGALILL CANAL PRUP4RTY, LONDON D')CK LIVERPOOL, BOOTLE, SURREY iRON RAILWAY, anti COPPER MINI:: Monthly Sale. By Mr. SCOTT On Friday, Aug. s, at Twelve o'Clock, at - Carraways', hinge- a I ley , Lundeii, 'HE. STAFFORDSHIRE and WORCESTER. SHIRE CANAL. Three Shares in this highly re speeta Ciincern ; the Dividend 3 ti)r some time p' of have exceeded 401. Nr Share, per Annum. GRAND I UNCTIVN,. Original and New Subscnption' Shares. SURREY IRON . RWILI.V4 Y. Original and New Sub scription. Shares. " ' • • Also Shares in the GRAND SURREY, PEAK FO . REST, WILTS, and DERV, and the CRINAN Navi— gation*. LONDON DOCK SUBSCRIPTION nooel. LIVERPOOL , BOOTLE WATERONORKS. Five Shares; an Undertaking of extensive utility, with lair Pros pects or proving a valuable Cuecern. • The UNION COPPER MINE (being the Noble and Lampen Mines uni:eil), in the Parishut St. Neot's, in Corn wall, Four Shares. The -Concern has been - effectually Worked some time; it is expeeled to be profitable to the Proprietors. Pruned Particulars at the Swan, at Wolverhampton ; the Hen and Chickens, at Itirmiligharn ; at ilatehett's Hotel, ; Whi t s Hew, at Uxbridge; at Garrawiiy's; and o( i Mr. Scott, Ludgate-hill, who is commissioned t o d i sp os e orSitares in various Navigatiuus o Lstatc,, .I , th. by kpv4itt: COnttlitt stZlif 1//4, t L i -14 "4 -7- 4;1; # x..A* 11-4 t ,11-4.. Nf „ PRICE SIXPENCE'. IMPERIAL PAiZLI,IMENT. HOUSE OF PEERS, THURSDAY JULY 28. Tus Woollen Matutfaidurers' Bill was on the Order for the third reading thereof s trejeeted by their Lordships. The Report of the:lingo] Port. Bill waereeeivid, aid the Bill ordered to be read a third tiine on Monctik. Severed Bills were returned from the Commons, and laid upon the Table. • The Scotch Cotton' Manufaaory till, the Courts Mar tial and Habeas Corpus Bill, were•read a serond tinie,,and committed for to-morrow.. • • The Earl of lits son aeon presented a Petition front Lain persons confisicd for D4bt in the County fail of Derby,., which way ordcral to lie on the Table. INSURREcTION IN IRELAND. Lord HOB ART- presented a Message from .His , • MAterrie. relative to, this alibied, similar to teat'. delivered. to the Commons, and to which we refer. The Noble Secretary then, rose to move . att.Ad,.. dreis to His Metsrer on the occasion of his gracious WO - Age. K TIC,' prefaced it with stiouct. apeech, wherein he observed, that their to a certain extent,' must be aware. of ii7e rekenF unhappy transaams in Ireland, which gat'i , e- Cse His Majesty's 'Message. In einisitirring calamitous events, he Was affided to a degree which . he could ill express, in having to deplore the loss-of a most worthy and valued friend. The substance the intelligence hithertrs received by Goverrunent was, that the Traitorous Conspiracy and InSa:trec4:- tion adverted to in Ills Majesty's Message had taken, place in the Metropolis of Ireland. On. this oc. easion, among, ethers itnnt:ilated by thoSe deluded,,,,`" wretches who were,affors in this enhaPpy scent,.. .was the person he alluded to, one in a high situation inlreandi, a person endowt.d_wthleery„ public and private virtue, , and one who filled (beim. portent of f ice with whicli he was inyeste&with r th ' greatest possible adya n r ag e to th e pub . lic,.t;ntiliorrou,e, to himself. (Here bit Lordabip 'was so averpotwrrd hip feelinp as la be rrai:ce& able to pr , ;eced:)— , 6 . l . i • had also to state, th4c dia. oat appear by theio, • telligence received by Government that the lostsrtee. lion had extended'bey rind the City andvicipage of Dublin, except.,some.disturbanees.which had arisen in a part of the County, of . Kildare. 'Under, seat circumstances it would be obvious to their Lt: i rd.. 4 ships that vigorous and decisive in.sures sliQuid he recurred to with as little delay ai possible, in order to.counteraCt reptess loch traituroufi Machina. tions,and rebellious comfit& What the inteotion, of His Majesty's G ivermaent to propose was, as in the case of the hire unfortunate Insurredion in land, to suspend the Habeas COrpes Aer, ..is it related to that part of the United Kingdom, and also to authorize the administrattorrof Martial 'Law in Ireland. Those measures would be as necessary with a view to the security of the loyal and 'peace. able part of the inhabitants, as for the purpo,e, he had mentioned. He deemed it unneee,sary to de,:nin their Lordships on . the presentoecasion, as il:e) must feel petiegllY , con v iived, , not only of the ab. solute, necessity of taking such steps in the sent 'critical emergency, hut also of carrying them into eire4 with :he greatest p expedi. tion., Indeed, the IN . .ine of mind hewas.then joined . to . what he felt ie cen;eonence of the mi. .happy transeetion he alluded to, itAired him It transgressing further on the attetilion Oh their Lord. ships. He would th:refore immediately Move an Address to _His M !jesry on the occasi o n of His Ma. jesty's Iviessagr.---which beiog read, appeared a faithf u l ec ho 'of t h e Royal Communication, and fraught with the strongest assurel'ices of concur. rence and support . . , On the question for the Addres, being put, The Earl o/LI4IIIik.ICK rjre anti observed, that he never, in the whole course Lf his. political life, addressed a publiCassembly with ni..tre sensible paitt than he did in the prtsent instance... He 'partici. men in the feelings of, grief; aod poignant regret with 'which his Noble Friend was impresst." d with him he had equally to deplore the loss of an mate, worthy, and a 'most Vainahle spoke with 13re;it additioniti.prito, on the ctiihidera. tion of being oblig&l tq advert to circumstances anal transactions, whichwoultlaltninit make him aslialetd of being a native of die same Couptry with those who, at a moment, when every heart and every hand throughout the whole of the United Rialtos, should, with oneaccOrd,. jinn iii the Cl4.l4inee tit our beloved Sovereign and most invalitable Constitution, conduit themselves in , suelt a way as to distratt and to divide the attention and the efforts of His Ma. jesty's Government, for.the Honour of his Crown, the Safety of his People, nay, the, very existevce 'of these Islands as a Free and ledepeodetit Nation. When he cooSideredand contemplated these disgrace. ful and calamitouS transatttions, he felt the greatest pain and regret, which latter sensation wit;' not a little enchimeed' by the consideration,- that he, was the , only • Representative Peer from that part of the United Kingdom present to deelare sincerely' and tnanfelly , his sentiments on the present occasion, not only to that House, but to the Public 'of the whole United Kingdom. Having premised .these points, he would offer a very fe w 'observations on the subjed of the recent afilifting intelligence frota Ireland. What struck hiin first as desirable, tak. ink the aubje& in a general point of view, • and which he once before took" the liberty of hint. ins itt that House was, that it would be hi,ghly de. 6irable' td hays but one :general Militia for the entire United Kingdom, i n which case* fienities whatever could arise it'sto reciproctiy of service , and' phi;; for a reason, lee should s ho rt l y adVert to, and one particularly relating to Ireland, would be fo'und of incalculable seiriee. He' was very happy, however, to learn from his N ~ rote that Hi, Majesty'r,Gtivernmeitt intended to resort to strong measures iininediately, on the Eire_ scot occasion this consideration led him to' recol. I - c 1)ti:: ^i.il;v' "