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Cl _w L) • I .-.:~. ,a; ..fAZIJMC S G Y L^ a ..j, tit? , s . aois yti -1- r , : . . ~., J., .. 41) ~.., do• - . ...:-,..—:.--:. ' -A -..._59, „ .,--,----,- ...,,,, . .; i ,.,, 1 . r• ' 47/11,:fittltm\s Y' ge 7 ‘- gfP '.' ' 110: rrOte;\ " 'lr . :o I . ' ' .41 6 4 i• . >1 , t ~4 1. .. vtiv er '''''' ,..- ' 7 : 4 4t ..-Thi,ir t - c . 40; - : -, , ,, 1; -., .. ,, p-- -,,,,,.. . ....., 114 r , , Amer••: 4 .""t • t'" t-, . i s. \ W' ' :if' -A "r,)k•r• A r... . f , Ja i S 1.. r . • ~. . i4 . A V \ 1 . 1. . v. i ii ;,......,;P: . n ' .4>•,.i . : 4 ... ' — r - .Z- 2; r ,~ .! NUMBIZR 3256.) - _ HCIR.S D A Y, FEI3RUXRY 24, 1803. [PRICE SIXPENCE t - OR.ATORIOS, AT PLAY-HOUSE PRICES DURING , , LENT., THEATRE-ROYAL; COVENT-GARDEN-: TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, 'Feb. 2 5 ,' 'lBO 3 , • a will be performed, for the only time during the Season,• THE SACRED ORATORIO OF • THE MESSIAH. „„ COmposed by G. F. HANDEL. End of Part A Concerto on'the Grad Piano Porte by Mr. NEATE. •-* • s Principal Vocal. Performers, Mrs: BILLINGTON, ; 'Miss SHIPLEY,, Nom Manehesieri' •• • • And Miss IktUNDA' Y, s . . . ' 7 • .(Being th e i r first Appear?ricel.s) . • - Nfr. EItAHAI, gr. DENMA , &c. . Leader of the. Band, IkIr . .WP.ICHSELL.' •••• 1 , Organ i'ir 4 - H1,..EV,,,,..' •. - . . e rest o f t h e Baud and the Chorus„ses, which will be nu. ,, tnerous and complet6, by the moii approved Perfortriers. - ;.. .. , :f he whole under the Direaion Of gr. ASHLEY, sett. • . moors,to he opened g Six, ansillte:Rarterinance to begin at 4eve na , clo . ck : _ . . , .' tkx,_ e.6s. Pit; - .6d. .aattery,ii.'UppeiCallerY, 15. " C " lig . thaßioatlo)be taken of Mn 'i Brandon, ' at the ...°4• • - • 0 9del, in Hail-str4e4 k , • . . 4.... 1 ' ;". . Aw re IJA y o ni-7Viv kiloraNirqdritiaosition of the StAsoNs; - .l . l l l.prept otic ,„ . . . . • ; ' , ;•".... 1 W4' 4f , ISIJR 4NCE-OF,FicE, PALLigk T.L, . f . ' • • Feb. -2. z, 1803. • . OTloE.is7liereby given,,..that a General Meet., 411 ,,.,..,7,11i; iit iiie . s UIIS,C,It I 131,'.RS to the GLOBE INSU -414,:,7A-", ‘V.III be held on . NIOIII3 AY, the ythor March, - at '"..., ifonrlnr‘Troreroc• BishopsgatmettecA, at Eleven v'elock.,. I. ie.Eurenoon, sat Speciz4itiOirs • ' ..-• '.- '.'.. • .**-.."'''''...."."' Ac. ,- • , , . . ... - . . .(4-\'4 in a Light Dragoon Regiment sta. , .. tttlnecl Mb : , LOII4OII, wjshes for Exchange to the Half )faY. - .' Letters tn be lidressed •to O. P. •at St, Jameek CafreF house, St. fames's-str e or. • 7:......_..........,.............___: ----........,,,,,—....... Rrußoi: ANT) sit..K. fiRAbE: WANTED,. in a. respectable Houe, where me. , Tit wq find - due co tie a YounOtaa accus. time" tate ro 'rid the Town. tad o ttatiuettations with ••fear ?Zarin addr.ssed to N . l iPt44l , lead Cetre • to , -hpubee.,ll4ermaribury, will be duly, at. 'IIAMP.SIIIRE.' r pE I 7I;EF.IIQI P T.F 4) "TA. c4)l d - FLEET LAND, advertised in this Paper, to . b'elSoltl by Atietion #s e i2Crown::lnn, in Gos)4ort, in rlte.gathi.CourttY,' OWthe rw9ct . , is DI.SI I I,WD;OV , B.Y Pit, I yIk,TE ICON. It ; PAKSONS, 21+ . Feb7lB-4 • f - • EllNtatch 4 - RAPT, G4spart, '. 131 Rat IstC ItA I‘/„ . ii/OW.HILL, • Fob'. 23, W ASDELL ariri-SI'A NDLEY tesr!tc.iltrily . Palm tdtis Nobllicy, Gantry, and the Public intene- T 4 l, that they have comntenced the l3usiness, of ,I4Pclc -51rTHS, in all theirvirious *ranches, and hope to m er i t t h e i r F avours , -b y the `stenqiit Attention and FumEtuality in executing any Orders t hey may receive. IRISH POPLINS. RCHER and HAVGFt()NT, ?vlanufa arcra to Her Majesty, the Princes and Princesses,. very re sVbattilly I'nfor'm the 'lNcibilifyand • Centry, that they ' ItlVe le 1011autlatbred, .and-ready (or their inaredion. a Li rge an d ggitu tarety,of t h eir VhnirOd Poplins and T. A bbi. Ltets, plain and tiAured ; also Italian- Anti 1., yprus -Sarsenets, Illact otait"Dc'Scriptions; 136mbazets, atui ever y , othikarticle to Family 14Iourning. They entreat Nsidiug in. ; the country, to write tor Patterns,', ton, the may buy to tlie same advantage as' if in London, the fixrd RV. kny MONEY Price being marked on each Tabhereaslor Furniture.; made unmedtately to any _ attern,-No. 8 Henrietta-street Covent-Garden. . . . • .•• ./ ' :i • TO TH - E . CURIOIIS . IN FISH SAUCE. '! - . . ~.. Ml* NOBILITY GENiIIY amiTUBLIC in . , general; are respeCifully inforhted, 104 IN At, 1(( ES'S f' !taut SON7sI ;ENVINE - FSSENCE of ANCIIOVIF.S,I `tbntirtues to be •prepared by them in the same manner , that • 113 ! ,g'i)Ttt such ►uipvers,al ilpprOgion for many years past, . Ill'•ene long •itrstlT.'acquited supe•ri(Oity of Oft Article is y confirmed in the opinlOn af the COnntry at large, and of ersons resident in a,ll parts of the World, and having stood - t k.telkot trial, ranks it in thes4uation it now maintains. . The general utility' of thiii'Essence of Anchovies and other 11 .0 1 Sauces for•Fisli, Arc: inn aces thefujront the nunterous '.. i .dvertis elnents daily appeari ng ,' to caut i on Families, ticc , in , utchaiing ason ic , ii 0 , ,,re is to 1)e had of their Uenuine, 'tit M at thtir Warehouse as under. •„, Ive 'Y Other Artielt.-in the 'Oil T ra d e .f or f am il y use, or the ''' ' '`"-tlniility„ West-India Merchants, Captains of Ships; 4c. 0140'4 in the A int y and NAVY, supplied' upon the 'shortest notice tor • the f.ast and West:lndies' 4c • ' 0. .111*. For the. conycnienan of Families in Scotland, they , Mikve 'a ! pointers Me s SrS. R, John ston and Co. liditibitigh, : : Mei t aole Agents for 'Fi:',lt Sauce's. Warehouse, No. 147, corner of• Savoy-steps, • - . - . Strand, London ..;.—,..L_ ,._ IVIORGAN and SANDERS's New, liiventei3 umierid Dinin Tables Partabra ; te, 'lltrch-adinirecl"iPatent g rass -screw and Bedsteads, le Sor Chai- utzls an h d ` C hair . Reds, .with 4.getteral Stock of UphoEtery mid Cabinet 'Articles, 11004 improved principles, for the farnikhing.tiouses tamp iete, No. i 6 and 17, Catheilne-Str'eet, -Strand: - ' The Imperial Dining 'rahles 'are-allnwed to . be ~the -hand somest and ino.st complete ,cr or 'rables, • ever yet inv ntc ti i ; D'onte Beils, with' new-d6igned Window- Curtails, Suite ;' new- ir ven tcd 'M usqui tto ouch -Beds for , Foreign elitmteh, Mattresses, - anti edding complete; every Article in the Upholstery, and Cabinet Branches executed in the best 41 , 14 . most Modern .stil e of ' FaSition inA n Titte,_ and' of . the enoteest Materials and ith.,,h-linished Workmanship; • „ fly MO (; A t , / 'and SA ;41) E RS, . vurntshing pholstoiers Makers, No', 16, and `t ', eitherine=iltreet, 'Strand: ' .. 9. H. To prevent rmistahes, ,please to Mace the Ntun -v* 'IP 'and ;7. . CORQNET HEAD-LiRESS. joss • tatea the liberty of informing tfle NObility and .Pubtie, that the lie4d.dre;>s winch enjuir wn thegreatest att-raAiun on the lat. • QUEEN'S ItTit-DAY, ' '• w 4 tr..l invented by 11')V1 . r" 'l-at /T 9 II ghops. ta' ' st a e l . l :nTa a grr Y itite s n% L e t and i't ., canuot i Ii ingeniott*ty artanaged, that,g will litint i tui,..0n..4.t.. for ti (tit, and yet, on pa rticul,a r iit it in il k l47 „., b ;, i tist , (isedinto . .thOonsi. of ' l wh4lev .. cr'C , bltoritr - the. ,a,„ . 1 1(11 g. 4113. *fia. %V VS it.tna'y . require, ur her talitY —"" fOtt.tz t o t 1.1 d -, ,F1 A) 1 5 . ••• - • 7.1,01 I) Tess ot singnfar 7n..1 .ipprupriv . e is ttltted,arw4,l to ThelAintien t a s the moat cornn landing " • • eauty • tht nits it.nite , sari - to a shure the übl al I.s u -have, t tunc t. h ein T 4 '% origina.ted ; and re. pt . Unit) cji fither. —_,./ .. r(4 . t . t. i mpt . 4e d opoo„by, t)),e.servi.le nrutJ.von. • iliet)n+ e .. etr/er h 3; `nt HAT tbr tadie3a g t " I— Lne v 4 bP ijotirtiotes of Uttisit fot ornamenting tilt aeaci X.,41..,031.... ci itt4.lo.pEo4. SOCIETY for IMPROVING the: SITUATION of INFANT CIIIMNEY.SWEEPERS. ,A. GENERAL MEETING of the - ' Sj.t)3BCRI. 1 ..1- BF. RS to this Institution will 4ke place at the London Coftee-house,' LUdgate-hill; on Friday the zsth, inst. at Twelve o'Clock :precisely, to receive the report. of their Committee on-the Regulations to be adopted for the Got eria- Mem of the SoCiety. , ••- ,' -By Order of the Chairman, '- .WM. 'TOOK.E. ,Subscriptions yeecived since the last Advertisement. Mtn Jacob - £.2' a t 01. Lewis : - ,C.l i o WM. S. Fry , '•- 5. 5 o 4•11 -, Slade , 2 2 o GZbriel,G illett l s .5 •ci . Puke of Northumber- Vlrries Love . ~ i i o . land • - 14 to o . Rhodes - ." -- ' • 3 3 o' 'Lady Heslceth . a 7. o ohn Wilmot' .• • 2 2'o Rev. Mr. Thomaa i r o i 011 p Billenfier .. . , i r p Alf. Thomas :Imes smith 3 3 . 0, S. T.- 5 o 0 ichird Phillips 'a-2' a 'lohit Trotter sr o :I s 5 c Isaac-Serra„„ , . ... ,3 330 - ,l;*M. B. -. 1 i o neg. CockoUtt • .. I i, • _Wm. Wilberforce Henry, Hughes . 4 4 . . M. P. - 5 0 o Nicholas Flerithcotir • 5 5 %.o •Hon..Clia.•Paget 3 3 .) oess..4, ;Ina i;._ ii , Sir:Wm; Forbes, Bart. Sillitt, , , V.), to o • Edinburgh 5 50_ Rey. Th 9. Berithat t n i ' 2 o 'olio R nage - 22 0 (I,:tia,'DraktiGeri.nd ' S'i se, • 'fa. Reeve - - a 2 o (,;, ,, ,M. . • - ' -t y. o , Deter •Crilvert 4 2^O C.lia.`l2oe - • i' i o "Miss Calvert 1 1 o W: T. Roe' - r it a - Mrs. Harry Calvert 1 I a *Family of Children ..r t o 'teol...CtilVett 2 2 o 10htl'AOVS . . r r o Mr...LA(IOHW, -KenSing- Misr; Pelham • 2 . 0. o • tan - 2 2 o Lady . Nlalinesbury 2'2; 0 .T.' FAiittrelt• • a a o B. D. T. i .. 3 ... 3S, 'A Lady utik.'nown , a a 0 Henrietta, Arabella • . E. C..P,, . - r.r r 6 Meredith 3 3 - o* lord O'sstiry 5 0 0 Mr. Ludlam - . t ra' -111.'e. - - . a .1, o M. E.. E.- - s , s,o . Benj. Make .-, . .• z ,x .0 Subscriptions continue -ta,br-teeeived by Mess. Hammer sleyS, Pall-May; Alysrs. Hoar% f,lixt„,street; Messrs. Down and Co. 13iIrtholoihew- lane ; Messrs. - Newilhatn, Everett, aid Co. Mansion-halite-street ; Messrs. Thomas Coutts and Co, • Strand,? Ilankersl. aud. by' Mr..Wrn. Tooke, No. 10, Gray's inn Square. , This Day was published,' in boards, ••A SUMMARY 'ACCOUNT arid MILITARY .L A. CHARACTER of the.difFerent EUROPEAN AR- Nil F. S engaged:in the late War, - with a Parallel of the• Po. icy, Power, mid Means of the Ancient Romans :44. Modern Trench. Translated fr4rii.the French.: Printed for T. -Egerton, at the Military; Library, near Whiteha4. Where maybe had; the above Work in the Original French :p• ..ENGLISH sTAT.LOTTERY, , •- . 1803. • Mote.. l -The Capital. Prizes in this Lottery are not fixed to be drawn tiptin any particular Day, and the loWestYrizes 'are :el. , each. • . SCHEME. No. of Pri;ss. Value of each: Total Value. 'of 4. 20,-oct.. is ' •ktr 0 ,cod 3 ' • • 20,020 30)000 • , 3 - . 5000 . 45,000 • 2000 ' hcoo • And ti,s9s other Prizes, irdin t 0061.1024. r rHE TICKETS, . H a l v e s ,. : Quarters; Eighths, , andSixteenth:shares, stAnawl.purstion; to Aa of Par liament, are.selling,on the lowest,,tgrms.by, SON, at kis Licensed' Slab Lottery 01fice, 'No. t 6, Com bill, London, where, last yetar,s fi,voo•.told and thaiod, No. 17,993 i :0, 009 1. N0..z0,133i Mont Qttartcr,, two Eighths, and eight Si\ teeitth shares ; No„ o, tsdi, 2,0601. in a Whole Ticket; No. 6455; sob"; in two Quarters; - two Eijiliths, and four Sixteenth Shares ; and in the late Lotteries, rive of 1o , ogol. each; eight of to,OOOI. each, and: seven of . 5 .001. • besides many of aoool. too,l. askrseel. each. . -• • WOII.CESTEBSI-lIRE. • • TO, Br. L) TT, ,and entered upon . at ,Lady-Day next, ready FURK,ISEI efl.3, tbr the Term of three. years ; EDMORE-HALL, : The HOUSE consists • It of a • Drawing'-room, twenty-two feet by eighteen, Dinipg-rooin, 19 by Study, IS by 16, common Sitting or Bating-,oom, 31 by t 6 a, .Breaktast Parlour. about t 6 feet square, three good • Lodging-rooms, two smaller onesi and in the Attics, four. other • Rooms. • , Store room, Butler's and two other Pantries, Survants'-liall, Kit chen, Housekeeperis.roorn, excellent Cellars, Dairy and Brewhouse, in which there is a constant Supply of very good water. Tlie,ollices contain two.lbur -Stall Stables, ..Saddle. house„Co4ll--house, and9ther conveniences, two Gardens, COld-Bath, togetfier, with, 18 Acrei of rich pasture Land, to whielvinay be addetrat 'I Da .v iSo ;f' 3s AOCs'irtore. In c,e the ntre of which stands thetiousq, : which though not an : entire,rnodern w.ell calculated for comfort, nod fit fOr the resideheebt a Genteel Fanuty ; the situation is dry, healthy; pleasant, Dear to the.Church,'ln a clearable ,Neigh bourhood. cap;O Wjthihtwo miles of the Market' Town of Stbiirbrqki, and less than, one renal the delightful and Celebrated Village Of Haley, So from Worcester, and ta•feolo.Birminithaut, from.whence •there arc Coaches - to all Darts of the ;.(ingdo.ra• For, further Particulgs, apply to Mr. William Callow, smere, near Kidderminster; or Mr: brettel I, Attorney at Lw, Stoutbrid' BY lIIS MAJESTY'SROYAL L E.'I."FERS PATENT. SIP/10Na), Surgeon-Dentist , Bich re 9 spealully acquaints those of the Ndbility and Gentry. who have erpertenced, the benefit resulting from the utte of. his Dentritice. And Lotion for Pteserving and Beautifying the TEETH and U'NIS, that it may be obtained at the fol Iwo/. ing Places in'Town, viz. at Messrs. Gattie and Lee's, N 0.51, New Bond-street.; Ilentirie.and Sett, Tiehborn-street, Gol ' drn-square ; Golding, Cornhill ; Csyer, ditto.; Wittt, Cite mist, 10:478, Stran.l ; Surrey-street, Blainc.friai,: Read ;, and, ihr the ) 410.iter collier/it:au of those residing in .the country, they nit, be promvett-, in toast of the principal Towns throughout tne United Kingdom. Also, his ANODYNE TINCTURE for the cure of the 'ooth-Ache, and.Toctii-BrtiAes of various sizes and tox jive, on the. best construction fur use. "FORD's PECTORAL - BALSAM. HOREHOUND'is a Medicine far superior to any . yet discovered for curing Coughs, -Colds, Astimia.s, aQd , consumptions, The Proprietor is happy to have itindlis 00V Yet (from self.experiencc) to recommend it in all Disordersilt the Brcase and Lungs, us a safe and never. failing re:Maly.; it removes oonoled. Phiegnt . ,- Acrimony in the Fluids, and all.Mastruelions ah I . he. ()ands-t.iy . a safe and eisy . ex petteration. IV a few dos6s it Revel` fall's entirely to de. &troy that unpkaiant sensation; the tickling in the throat, wiii,:itApc;lailims„fretp*ta..cottzi)ing , -A wheezing 4*. slain of,hrfalit „swedily curt:at ; a . ‘.otnnion. cold it generallY' etircSjn a few hoprS, and if had recourse to in time, the dread. flit ideas ofa consniklption will certainly be prevented.' In the cure of tuba is. tplued .the Iloopin# and chin Coughs, it is uu leis qfliacious,, bundreds of Children haying' exvc riencecl its saltiiiitry tifttels. • Suchate• the. taint outlines,of the virtues of tins Balsam, calculated 41,4 /All to diminish. but entirely r4lllore Abe fez - Ivo:of thqie who may he adliated with any of the .forct;o ing.dreedftil eiiinplailits. To give a• list or the cures it bus eff4tol - WOuid lac voluminous ;Its .owirg.x.ccklency and supe rior efficacy will ever b k a sufficient.reeommendittunt. The PioprictOr,, conscious Of haqiig elieyed th e dielates of hutnanity bnde.:ol9firlng . to. rescue , his fellow creatures from the ,grove, inexpressilyte r j.gaoury daily receives fresh,plool.of his ondixiyknirs latlim; crowned with s l ucce.s. 'Prepare 'by Edit', Apothecary; aid Bald, ~tiliulesalt: Butler,4l4. 4, CileApside, corner at Pa tA,lnWqrrrowl rquil, cute atid,Sanith, k.4.llnknagh Vaysse. apd RicharilA, ,Plyinouth ; Nu. 7 4 , Dalvle streer, Dublin.. and 'by - most - Ntedicinc - Veride)s in . every TOWn.'4l , 4llCunit Higgtiont6;thc bottivs'At :s, J. and 33. i. . . BATTLE _OF_THE_NILE. A PRlNT:piihe ABQV SUBJLCI, engraved by TAMES • F (111, E It, A. R. A. Matine - Engraver to 114 Mljestv, from A P c . ruit:E plintgd by P. j. D E LOUTH ERI:3()L/R.G. EMI. R.A. t NOW READY FOR. DELIVERY, .tt No. 6z, Upper Charlotte-strzet, Fitzroy square. Where tnay be had, by the same Artists, LORD HOWE 's and LORD DUNCAN's A/lcwit! ES, COmpanions to the above. 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Ordered to, be referred to the Committee apponted. to consider His Majesty"s, Most.yraelons The SOLICITOR 'OENEI4AL moved that Sir WILLIAM :1)C )TTt. 40UL-1,11:1vC leave to go into the Country. Mr.. jsictLL had also leave to go on the WeStern Circuit ;. and also Mr. RAIN; had the. .same indidgenCe granted him to goon the Northern Circuit. Mr. W. DUNDAS presented. a Petition from the Weavers of Scotland,---Referred to a Committee. The CHANCELLOR of the ExcgrQuitt moved, That the order for taking into consideration .the Petition, complaining of an undue Eleetion for the County of Hereford, be discharged; which being done, he then moved, That the,said Petition should •be taken into consideratioh on Thursday se'nnight. -I—Ordered. Mr. ALEXANDER. presented, a Report, of the Mutiny Bill.—Ordered to be taken into consideta tion,on.Monday next. -The House resolved itself into a Committee of the whole , House on .the postponed Resolutions on Ex. ,piring: Laws. The Resolutions were agreed to, and the Report to.be 'received to.morrnw.. ..Mr, WALLACE brought up the Report of the Committee appointed to consider, the Address to .His-Majesty, which .Was Agreed to by the whole House, and that. such Members as are of His Ma. jesty'a,Most Hon. Privy Council do wait on His Majesty to know when he. will be pleased to re. ceive the same. The SesAtqa gave notice, that he should take the Chair at two o"clocksio-morrow. THE PRINCE OF 'WALES. The CHNNCELLOR of the ExcHeittett moved that the Order of the bay for taking-int.) con sideration lits'MAttisry's most Gracious Message he now read; svhieli being rhne, he moved, " That the: Sr LAKE a do now leave the Chair." Cdorrel S7 4 ANLEY said, that . be..fore the Sr a AK a It left the Chair, he wished to ask the Right Hon. Gentleman who had made the Motion, a few .questions. First, whether it. was intended to be proposed that the difficulties of His Royal High. , ness should be removed,by, any new step by..thet House ; or whether the matter was to be considered as a compromise on account of some claims which it was supposed . His Royal Highness had, which had not been appropriated to his use? Or whether there was Money to be raised by vote on the Public i' . If it was to be considered as a ,ma tt e r o f compromise, on account .of those claims, he had mason ta believe that the first law authorities in.. this Country were very much divided upon that ,matter ; they were .very much in doubt upon .the legality of such claim, and here the House had nothing to..gtside itself by, for there was no evidence:. before it.. He had unfeigned attaehmeot to His Royal Highnest,. , and to every branch of the illustrious tamily of .which.he was so considerable a *part ; but he timid not forget the duty he also owed to his Constituents,who must bear a considerable .share of every. new burden, if any was intended to be imposed on the. Public this particular., Ha apprehended, that i n t hi s respea„.His .Royal High ness .was precluded from having any application made in his behalf .to .that, House, by what took place in the year .x 787, he. meant the gracious Mes. sage from His Majesty on the :2 ISt of May, 17N7. and the Address of the House upon that IVles_ sage, on the 2.1. th of the same. month : with this view of the f t matter, he must "desire that. : thts Clerk would reed the entry on the Journals on those days. [ The Clerk of the House' then read tlie entry ot. His Majesty's Message and. the Address referred- to by the' flOn.. Member.] After which he observed, that rl* H ouse wou ld f orm its own Opinion ben that aubi , Cd. Ile must, however, permitted to say, that notwithstanding the entire respet he had for .His 'lkoyel Highness, its whose welfare and di gn i t y he,litlmitted the Public were greatly interested, and-fsr whose virtues he hid a great regard, yet he . mese..not forget that he sv;as entrusted with the care of the interest of.thw w.hO sent hint to that House, and ,who,bore a great : part of the Public berthens , of the Empire.? , 1 The 017 ANCELLOW of tire 'EXCHAVIER sail, , the Hon. Member had- sut a questionewhe. the. proposition about .to be-submitted, was ur was not the result of-a comptomise, iwoonse. quence:of a statement. made in' a former: Session of Parliament, 4r, behalf' of His Royal Highness the Prince -of„, ; Wales ' - frespdting.the arrears which had accrued Awing the Minority of His Royal Highness? Upon.the , sublea, of 'Comptomise„he had no scruple in deela ring explicitVto the Hum .Member,' and to ehe..:llouse, lilac. Compromise made aio pare whatever ,the inducement he had to 'submit to the House. proposition -which e M should submit, if it,' ahottld be the. sense of the House