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12:1"-?,IER1/11 . , J' 7: HOUSE . OF PEERS, WEDNtSDAY, - MAY 6. SCOTS. APPEAL • TM HpNollt.",t,E PVLLARTON, A. 19 BAND; rt;•, SIR 1-IkW rU4LILYMIPLE, UP NORTH DER'IVICk f; :••••• ' Mr. ER IN Fi le3ol o ' COV!iier. ffiv the de/I ' f, is heard, at 'some largttli .irt t .c.inttinuation. The iurti r Bening wa4 ordered—to take pipce to morrcnk". • . The'llills-uron the Tiible were ibr474r,. 1 .:.•;i in their vivritive • . On tl Oeder , of the 13qy1iMit 'kid' for "t is C•oin mitdient of die Ins6lVcni TSeG7ors 7 bi11, , "5., The LO R prii;I2VC4I,L.OR s4ork oli .served,' that. in the . 4 . /Jk pee 11:). ,acl. ,w ;ta, introdUced thb "1301; state; 'ili4t,tie , " was_ anxious jot-its goin to a —pi..ittce 4t,let.r-Lord. witli:ull. - (;ut'ex r i;e.ii - 11 oi 75n, tut r.hat tu; very •.ittipi:irtant - aiteritt e ious . to propose, •ty' ticlr - •; a' fn rtl r `j.Hayof, the Ci)lnirdttce .Hds'L6tl4.tilli':-bb'Ei:rve(l, that the Bill Art. • Att set! .tion, to() pToceetied , *kb: due rtvestigakioi , .; and thei•dctilpttier - of jciditgdos Amend ments of the.giiip.Aith;,a. reference %td&theletizider. ations rind inittglitY to the ,llehtor, 1t ppy. I?e,.re; - .14 - rvi.a;bipefr i Aalitrre4sbie: The Order .for was then dichp . rge.li i - ;u4 . its : g colleen Qlle. iiiPPOiPtajOr •, Their: Lorcisili}is . I.l)grk,:,,Lifter .dispwirtgiof -some -- roatine - businoss - adjoUrned • ... • JJCU . SE (A1..,C0-41 1 1114:& N S ;• 1 ic~EDN.tE4 Ark -KY AO. ' , . . a Mr. .Al'Dow.:Nt.. lea%;eto bring in Bi:l for deepening, Set:iv/tin?: ailit enlarging the klarbour of PartG-Clasgow ; )vhi(7.li - itiitegiantecr; Mr: 'Ain OT . I+lOVPd.. • that the Statute„ of the, ,United 'Kingdom of Gi-eif BritA n'and Ireland be : re fermi,,to a Cotninititecol , (lie %-v hole I fOU3e..' The Bill" for ppuent of 'Fines and- Feirkituies hnpoiecf at the (lua‘rter Ses sion 6 teed a . se'coriti . and Con - tutted for to.morrow. . • The CHANCELLOR' E.,;:el : ll2( . )ttEß rose . 'OP ••• . • in consp;iaelice of. wki:- 'had 'l)..2'sc l . On a foralC7. * night, anol in.pursunnee of,tire whit,:ll he . gave 'yesterday,. to Tore forleac'e. to' bring • in' :; Bill to -.prevent doubts respe6.l,ing the eligibility of %persons in. Holy OrderA to sit..in the Commons :1-lOuse of Parliament: The7propti4 - ";.iy . of 'sbrihelg'in - such a Bill 4ppcarca iti the w hielt took place on a former ni;•ht, to' be fienerally ,acknAcVledged.:-... 7 'When .tlic is=b* , ,f-Ofe 11';i p, if aiiy diffrenc e of opinion 'sl.;Otil'd the ?roVisioncof - it, or the e.s.tenr toji„, it -;can be-fully discussed, and . Atn:i'tqir4snt if the Houge je..),gc;proper, made iii. the cOtnn'i tee. At 'pre - sent he did not Inerin 'to soy ,trey thi~, ~ f':tr . ',cr on tftt: su?~ ject, only, rservin'4. to hitni;elf, untier..the.,-ind4lgeute' the'- . llouse, the liberty of7:replOnt to 21 t 2 , -.•. JI :tnys.leul - stl - be Tria_ele, 'theof 11.7 r , .70 L F to knOw. wkta . p -, .etent 13 'was • nieA th nt ,to he g , ;en to: the' .Bill; .11; -haat-me if it was intended .to declare. 411 tliose Who ha e been, :.s thnCare in 1-falk..Orders, even in 11);:; lie..ww._:ld.Zig.clure his •opresition bnt if it -.0111 y meant. to be-extended lo.persons in Orders ;an i c.l )i„Olding :Benefices in 0:e ChttCh, it would meet th t In v&rv . ' S i • Lord :T43IPLF. co.uld not help- thinking -it strange, 'that after having reilticed. the House' taa *sittlation-sueh as it-was ne.ter before placed in. in mtinory of man, after. having-inid e it stultify: N proceedings, after, having - intik:C(l.ft to throw con. temp ,on the -?sport •Cri, 'PDXiliTiitlce .ohtt diva, appointment, after having ddelared princikys, and made a•-.speech suppor ting the motion made on a for, :o it the same time voting again “,it, he tbOught it .strange, he said, _that ,the. Right. Hon. GOnrlmatri'should make the Motion which he has now roadc%- -Mir ',Lis: Orr,: he hat' not yet . learned temporizing4oscy, nor popld he _reconcile, it td _himself. to endeaxottr .tdifitplidaic the .1" - lo4c'fiiaPy itkohsisteney, or comprornile its 'dignity: As therefore the Bill which the , ltight . Hon. Gentlerilan . has Ow rd for leave ro bring To; is , inpctf,!? . t con. sist,ency the ,pric.,:iiiles -, %vhkli he helti; "and had avowed on a. foriner.i4bt, he should ilt)t only appr,oti:ition 'per, l; rps tAllprize . the Atilt Hon. Gentletudh 4 . , viophr i;ivc IL's -etc for it. 7'i ELL() Rof EII(3I4QIIER, in answer to "the question put . to. him, .by ,the. Ron. Gentleman. (tvri'., Jo 1, 1. ps: • extent t.endrd to Ile Li:lli-6 that irw-Otld: rte colifortrw, terms„cf the Mix ion., .I - leper, tainly acor.ding to:the 'opinion expresf.ted h his I.earned Fticu'id Scovr,•ori a forffier ri Qlir, to all who have ever been in Orel! r , ;, gcntletztn should , ti) limited ) . would' ve :. opportunity . ,. .11litoitting Nthlibn to 'the HOMO w!•.cri i;11i, 07.1 C bCii.,),rg tbc,Co l nrlittee.; As to, who!'had the :NoNe;„l.ord, c Icl :not Olinic.l.tllat" pe'iletly in 'Ordt...r in. asserting, ..thai,any coinitrp.uisp (,f the u;tobt/ilt. , !) C X,t 11 e ti:' Ail:llsMb ry A;to s 7 %,1 , 1 itS !hut 4formtr with his : e ; !„! re, 1 Oieve4 - tiaLi. .oF.,inior; he r)ot,: sal; f. any " - !eli:,tre(l id his Voi-.frg...t -he mist bIAT be.£6o. exprej,s(..i. Cu lierlit4t 194 i opinion. vi w:e ir:eligibiliry • gf 'eViry person ih Orders,' lout he also said, that. - `as . .doubtv..h.td 'been-entertainedon Ow s k ibi:::l,..ty inaarr_:.:rsons who3(!cinnion's incrked, i i!iel:i!gkos,t not 4irc jiffs. tote. 14r the Re,51./14iit.)11 11105cd and , :l:lcliethOuzlit it taunt unobjtetionable method to bring in , a Bill , to pre vent the continuance of these doul!;s: w . a . s the‘ohjict of lis present gotion. NOble LISA, however, himFclientortaining no iioiibts on_the sub-. jett, seers is 'to think that none can Elie entertained'. But is it noel common thing, to move for a' Bill to . remove doubts on a subject on which the Mover hi-ms'elf entertains none ?" On this-subjea, however, the HOtliC; have never expressed any .:decided opi. nion, and circumstances, were stittaiin the discus. • - - sion - bn a fOr - met mud _opinions express:d, glie - tvihaidoilbfi'ateelitertktined reSpettirig it, I.c. the Noble Lord 1440 W Mit night moved the ge ilcrg question of j s-e pa . te - frOM: the 'MOtion for acoew Tri i ! tfic , flyuse - Might then have ea resscd stn opmton•resp4ting if. But even then, taad thoil . gli the , RVAlitfa li dV . ,:;laring Ineligibility had. bqn.agreed and otsltill hfclught UP.upan it, the House upon . , this ..mode of ••.procedure might becn• involv in a ..dispgreeable .. .,Ailern!pa ; for, - supposing Ile . House adheriog to the • spirit of•,the Resolution should pass the• Bill 'cotitbnuable to it, that Bill mighp,be disapprOved in another place, - and. the opinion of the House fail to be Orti ed -into. died, 'on' n cinestion • relating to its own But aS•the question' was pUt on - a - former night, the House did not express -any opinion at all. - Dt - trthcse grounds - he thought. thilt the House would -agree-with him, thatiti*Alonduet was perfealy jus tifi.:ble on a.forther night.' ' ; 4,3i-.1 . TEMPLE. in explanation, said,' that' in what he had said respeding ComproMising Free dig. nitt of the Houie,s he bad only declared that it . was what, •-in his•eondufi . , he' would ever disclaim ; but it the Right Hon. Gentleman,chose -to take to himself, it must 'be bteause he was consciqus of the aptness ,of the . .•. . : GREY said; that in no point of view could he approve of the .state'of The Question on a former night. as he thought, there•is • no law of Parlia fiieni.. against, the . . .of persons in , Holy Orders,:: the ., - Motion of the Noble lord ought to have been direeily• negatived; 11, on the 80antrary, he NO betn.of opinion, as some • Gentlemen - appear. ed to be, that the ineligj.l4.iiity,of persons.ip.kloly - Ortitrs was . clear and uncloubteilj he should have aftedllifferently frOtiigailiinPllleMotion declaring lutv:e4bettifii separated from . that for the new Wr,i l y. It might l have been agreed . • to; 'and a . Sill biought in upon it. :The obiedion• omatle • by-the Right Elan: idlgitte - man, the .Cti cr L Lox of the EXCH EQUER) * ter this mode Of pro.. _cedure, appeared to him quite ftivOlous, as it would apply to everY'Bill brought . in, on a' Resolution of ;he House. --He,did not mean to object to the Mo tion ; pit.the contrary, hewas happy that it had been made.. To a certain extent it should have his cor dial support, for by was clearly of opinion that per ) - ; ,sons in lioly Qrd4rs, anti holding.fielieficelin the Church, .on ht to be declared. - ineligible io d seat - in that lloiise. - .Mir he ''cdti.essed .that he ..enter tained very .strong daubts w'ilether a pet-son :Who has. received ordinati6n, may or ought not _to be allowed to lay. aside .his - clerical *ratfer, and on so doing,:tp become eligible. r his . however'he didnot mention as 'any objc6lion in 'ale the present- state •.'nf=tlie 'business: • He eciplessed . that. the .bias of his mind at , .. .presetif was strongly iri-sfavotfr . of the 'tight. of the dlergy.to abdicate "thcir clerical 'charader ; but 'though the, gill should 'be Mad 4 co extend Lb.; all- who have. e.Ver • Ii; id that cliaraa.er, he did not pledge himself to oppoe it.. Ii 'this; howeVcr,..on farther examina tion should be his opinion, or that . of any.dther C.entign4ll,.. an. opportunity would offer g , when Bill came . to be fully •beford she. House, to sugge s t an arne'ndinent eonformar)le td .this opinion. . , The CHANCELLOR of the EXCIiEQUER is explanation stated, that the 'Hon. Gentleman had .mistaken his, argument against bringing in "the Bill in this case on asesolution - of the House; tie liad obje&ed to this mode merely becau se the preseit is a case of privilege of "the Bouse. • • Mr. SlMEON'suppoited the Bill in its full ex-, tent. . . , Mr. SIIERM44V thought a resolution of the House was as adequate, and more fitting, in a case of this kind., to, remove any doubts Which may t on the subject than bating at For his own paet, he thought_Ahat. no- doubts could exist that the Clergy have A i n ichOfe,,d,riglir of Eligi.. •bility to sit as Represetttativei of the Commons of Great .Britain in Parliament, ,and that this Bill would-1)e a Bill to dtsfraltichise them of tpeirrights. Upon these grounds be ,must opkose .it .14 every stAge. ,supported ihe 'Motion, and de_ fended :'the •coriduti Af ibOse who,. convinced of the inellitbiiity' of riliC_Clergy tri,x . iseat. in the lioust, had yet.' Viired Against . the 'Motion of the. Lord.. S Lord- 'TgP4P:I . ,R),. on a . 'Mr . tiler night. Ire deprttated 'the `of 'personal igteaions . and ani mos 4. being introduced in the cliilassion of ail 4b. :draft questidn, atrieting , .some . Of the mast import ant interests of the Mr. Siff:. o kr? drill Lord TEMr , LE spoke in .ex. planatiortb- • .- • • Mr. '7O RS gave Itii heilrty.ap' probtiop - to.th.o deClared his'nftintio'n to support it in its fullest extern.. He thiit!ght that Ciergymatt could no mdre disrobe hiniself 9f his gown than a lilac:k r . =mot- could wash hiniself white, and th at it was Tas impotitible to divest 'hintsell of, his chat:after, as wavto unaebaucka Wpm'aßaf!ekyou have debauched, her:: • • HANKES BURY defqfde.d th:e ccncligt of . . . those "Who,' -convinced .- cif the ineligibility:Of lie!' wns ih• 'Voted on a former night yfor'.- the rrevicius i .ThoUgli.their 'own' opinion tv4s- fixed, tiltY respeneir the doubts.pf oihers ; 'and' th'ay snehtiptybrs-Orined appeared- evi.: dent .fratri tfiLsHWORTH afid, . more from Mt. tf4l . kePcnlSMA4444:loirritui who wAs-bet.. rter • An . P,arlianientAhan meototacr pt.:T4OIIJ,- - ; • 001. MARTIN, Mr. W.-Sim ITN; . . . and to 1-I6 Is t _ .a . lew..words sup .• . • - After :chieb - it (vas agreed to without The and Cloathin g• ; the .I\44i: tia Subartcrns!, Bali; Adi r etanW Tirif • Jr_ ihr ougli C9ipthietees . ;'arld4rArg to be t-, i,ort - ed to-morrow, Mr. tRACGA mated for leave to bring in a . B . i II to exempt Irish Memberi during their tempprary residace in this 'ountry, and iO etempt theirto&is 'rtip6n removal; from the payment .of, certain Duties. 'The House went. into a CoMmittee on the Irish Sidmp Duty Bar: Mr CoR& moved a I .t:coluLion to the purpose of laying a small additional Duty upon certain articles of Stamps. Mr. BR4GGE, (Chairman,). thought that no addiiiOnal duty could regularly be propos'ed but in a Committee of Supply. _An LtiarlYlerriber concurmitinditi" - bpinion, and moved,. _that tti c e, chairman report progress, and movelorleaVe `to, sit again. • VIRATELL also objeCted .to such 1,1. 4 solitioclint - theneommittee, 'and - that C6ininitt e 6f the HoOF'ibsAcig so thin.. The SPEAKER•explaiped the Rules, of the Hoare in case' of Committees... . The House was and progtels repqrted, and-• the Committee ordered to sit again oft Friday . next. The Elephant Oil Bill wa4icad passed. The other Orders of the-Day were•deferied. • Adjourned at half past ilxiti'cl9ck:till ed:rttoirbw. • ?).•• • . T. E S , T N. '<<: SOLEM QUIS 1)ICIAL Al e Stal AtotAT ?" . . LO ND O.N, 31 I r . • TnE IlamLur g b Mail due yesterday airifed 'this morning, - brought . us . little: of wthieh were not before in . possession. Thd 'agrcedlilec :situation of our afFairs in the Notthi - is coafirtned .' • by .all 'the intelligence from 'thence. ; • Admital PARKER has,. as we have before stated,. Ordered . all TrestilitiAzfacLinit. the. Russians and-Sik.oles to be s toiiil4,4iiktll4a Ee t ady 4Ki4 boen by _the Nitnisticc; wit4;x4t4)eakix the Ranes. • • From iCoffo.iiimpiie we c Red any intelligence so recer as tharof tii: Messenger. from Lord Ei.ctx had put Us in . posi.es_ sion. The article from that pliCe.is "of • March, and - gives some. account or , clic , early ope 4 rations of our Army. ..- ~: " : . No Messeng er arrived with this Mall Wg"this Morning received' Paris .Papers t 3 the, sat Instant. They bring an account of thc union,of Piedmont to the French Repablic: - Of Elyp&e . , find no mention, except in the Plirl4ll: l 4'S ar ears which insists upon the fitY:"434Ae possession of son* in ttllig4.e 7 **oo-1 . 'ter. A Madrid Artide'gives'ussornedelaffittet preparations against Portugal. Of those which ws are told ire carried on for the Invasion Of thiitoicm: try, no mention is made. ' ' ' • HIS MAJ ESTY yesterday rode out. on horseback; • The CUE Eti and. PIVINCESSPS•!OOk air . in theircairiages.tnough Richmond. . • . • • • .Her Royal Highness the PRINCESS of WAr.s.s, -left Town yesterday for her residence at The PRINCE of WA LES was-on horseliciek In: the • Rti,r.k yesterday morning _before ten o'clock:; which is'ratlii.r Unusual. ' . , , • -• His Royal - Highness the DUK E of YOR-le Was . en - ''gaged almost the whole of 'he forenoon of y:csterdp: in transaeting kusiness..at his Office in• the Horse - Guards. . - . A Flag of Truce sailed from Dover re.s,terdaY afternoon for Calhig, with Diyatthes from M.C:Pr-ro. \res:tirday- a"CotWt. of Direaors was field it . Ole t'l9dia. 1 - Luseiliithich adjourned at 'si . i'Velock till Wednesdaycr is. • • Yesterday • Lord f1..0 rt I scTO!: . i Regiment of Life Guards had a grandued.dy, with their stan dards and.full band; on 'trimbledonCommon. Thc'First Regiinent of Royal. Elst In iii Volum. teers had a grand field-day yesterday in the Cow.: pangs Ground at Islingto”. A party of the .iph Light D b rag . ops, marched froth Poole for Taunton on Monday, they, wiz re placed . on Tuesday by a party of the Scotch Greys.. Sir WALTER. FAR Q UHAR^ has left t rowp:_loi- the benefit of his he a lth, h a vi ng ben for.,sptne, time eriousiy affeaed with a pulmonic Cpineaftit.- hope that he will soon he enabled..to feitrri- Again cor.the benefit of his patients. • 4% , ;tr . . The gross prodUee of the rkir. : Totv,iler. Tax 'for the .year- ending s th J an _ i Sot, was, i a 3,4641; i od. The net 'pay ment i nto the Exchequer.vias . 91,45,95 L —7The gross,produte o f the . ArfnOrial geiFing Tai during the sathe.Teriod was- 27,5651: 05,,,,,4d..• .T.l* payment into the ExcheqUer,, 25;o211 - .. .-* ' ..' Letters from Plymouth state that • orders had. been received; to .get ready- the .'-011Ole Flotilla.: of: ' tin..tiesiels under, the command of Cprain .11,04 , .... KER. :- they are destined for jerf.eyi • upon tile • sup.. position that BOIC . I . I)AkTi; since his failure In' Egypt, trieans,4p : fry' tlte. forttme qt ,th :Fielich. .Troop - ittilttliatt,uiriipil,,itat'lslaud, - . ±lttdee, from' all • the, acoputmecilvo,...flali:2cl . ae - ,Ere.'n.o . it. coast oppotit.e iat'et,'AnTalemsey,. it appear; that large. bodies ofiTroofiigillik'titarchedltoM . the 'interior towards-the Seap o rts. r• • ' '-'--- .- - - :Yesterday the li..!or.se . rs of . the 'ln de ritiO il ships.litied: a t tendt-'ci' at the. ItidiaJlotiS6, :and' r e te.iytii . .thetr final cliipatehes; with'', I.chidi - they. iin.tetilitOY i3Fo. ceeded , to join their-r'espalv&i . hips, it i?... -: • ' .-.-'. q :•,.: T R Min ton C an] 0 : •Cfa ~. rji el Thc MA§ iiilisti)l liiici; tI: t." . o):twii,'Siiii, AiiiißfiT"T;)34l4, 1' 11e ,,, ; Q* l 6 l 'ckAr! 1 t , ti,•,4.-tjirtm c , tl3 o Vir^a4tie.t:.igri'.. tißcitlqrsqn i. rf)e. It ii, Ai arl .0 A rgaivt-nny,` &Je r i ..' OA ‘ .. g 4 t 4 t i w c a ' ) 1 '. 4 :,' ' i l r: I)lifenfiltreclop4h, , capl.ttigivAts.WA9,.; 1 , ' ,Y‘ 't'o s :`" ,- kt;l;ry ilson4 aiiplaciorkapiit ~t. tiles ths.r, cz.' ron, were - rtveral , Cilt'illi end , CLD:Torit , 44 - 41.1rk• :14st. rt . :gni:Au shins of this. i 7,!,.. ~:... ~ ; FRANCE. PA RIS, MAY THE Bulletins from T;ition state, that the East erly wind, in violent gales, has prevailed constantly in the Mediterranean during the last fortnight, which 'renders the arrival of an English ship at Pore Afahm in seven days probable. It is .therefore certain, - that the English -are in- possession of news from Egypt, is they are Masters of the Bqa; '?s the, . been favouiable to tlig.t the: lence " 1 • which they pre_erve, ant .t le, repo ts ,in cum anon, 6•eri-iiii:Ang - ''therifielCes,• of Alm defeat iu gypt, 'i--• to . Onollicti - :thit:' xpec bi mon has not . . been, successful.—( josirual der, Delo:sears). eicrzep . is about to set . OfffOr.Jia.s', conunissioned by the Minister of the Interior, to superintend' the. ceiitatiQti,•:.and.lhe convoy to r:Epfitte,• not only of: ;4 5. - . phi of Art carried iSy .tite•Neapoiitaps , , .4F-h . en z •rhey- 'entered RdPne, but belOni to the Frencti Re.. " : • - . • I; 5 :7 -Every' thing . bere is in an - all in :11 1 A8•r,”•,..te , .‘a,;.,..;.ii. - . ztnet have 11)qen-form , 4- . and pr'osisions _colicaeia -fot .tnttiZtlts';.-r..and...-we• wait for 'nothing aripeirs that be "Ft'ontiers of POrfugal‘ be. 4. , rn - - ore-ihe comme ncement of May., The AmbasSadoi Bopiii t pArr:E; General Sr CYR, assert - that, -...42 l pipArriektli c who have been as,(;embleti, will beat Bayonne .on, the loth of April; .and wilt march rapicily,nre's.Sriti . a to 'thcir detination. .110 • • Ookvent ion.was signed • on thi .2:l : March at• ...4r f inisAz, between the :PR titc eri t ,ca r itiod the • F.ret*h Enl assador by tA v ipai* ar i t trearct oblige, themselves-10 recognize, anti _to enfont the reeognit ion of , retii rary . pa I N . c.-E o,f r ) A RIAA as_ • K N' 0 OF of.tise;Etriisel.,„ In t he- Part 3 fad Cadi z, k::;rzol, • find • r• Jy-9ane, .11* condition;, sea,. fi t ed:, tl n t . . t h c ie jot' I ';4Y . P . tt: at . . .446: a "ca ▪ `they id• 5 • r. 1 \ 11 . ? 1 , t ( Z 1 . 1. tlre'For foss of PapKuttlyi • •- • 04:4":5414,144 Gal e ifilifedi#/gorilitrs l 3 - .11i54 kic-141iOfilzi4r4 who I'a • :4 AN••=5 •? . . • • , •fiec4l4evrenstti, ft:theip.s4c uti by - rJA *tte . ‘ir OgP s ' .••• • . • • zub.rog tite!.e . .arit.4.4Qur.crainsiiiiGener4.tttgd • -OF! . _ IC/I.:41041;c ihod, e's'scd; Sr-;Ci t: E . - p leaps the. ti gteat;fritibioer- of OfictlA c . t,:other..peil,dtis; - .on -account --of -the .13116 14 4 14 ' 5 , cOrrlmittc . 4 o'f• 4 /Is ..,6014'i1411,47.--: ilitc;t; hid. 13 i' st:n . t . tl4lito:heeta - zelt6r• ea.talbe ° pr? ei4-. •.. ••• •-• The -ci4ltiiit(ce tiquidatop - ,l 4 or'Englih -A fairs,-hsls been, st( - TFed, and we e*} from .the'• that the Segne,stra . tiOn from' I✓nali~lr to, 'Property,,l-,:furnej I. l lle.eitscirtaton . of '4l.'6i:till P' l ,* . • . • .. mitred. ' , This inoinirri- ar'r . e ; ' . l ' 't‘,4 — *l r' • ` .l broubht to rain:mut - I* — J; v y th r "C*6l-IG6f . .it;;; ;ll'. 'The`threars of liivasion.whiCh — the . :ft6nch ate: ~endeavouring revive, will rgOita..our Reading' • of live bcli) stile a Iju Nit de -I\4 l crotls: in tte•Ant of the ConstitutaviasenoP. larnplilet,v, , h,kh hc.;. t4en he-,said; F:pgland has -yet 410 i!ca Cot z a 1N.4 1 ti.0114 WM' with PqrgY.4-PUr • Wiirrturs. We do -not c if, its' its and du: irresistibl e .must` av tier. )•ott. AS 5° :. ) :, 5 y.,*e !S Nil! have a I - Orce jrigelen't to - protgttna t P a '" -- we- visit yoU; l ; .* fefuse.us—rtace,. if You reillie it to 'ant Allies; 1;/.1* MN" cur we `F il l 4 V A anti seek it at Lonc6n;,and be :Osumi& v"" say this curd it -shoUld considerca 80N:i7.. tb Jiare e;t4)l6 : rid the Unite sta le • lis 74o'nfents.:9l:24)sa.p - pointment,..to attempt , a nu?: gle . itacos.;et...on;foot this year, by Rricifltoito. ai Goodw.ood4 , hive -been Yery well at tended,:and afforded good" sport. Next year •„ate; cc hilt i thtee.days.. -.The Pg tsc Eof L ES ) it: . has ; 13;tlic ,Tat;:vho the Mkt of . I',llCh es till) engaged it two •vity extraordinary': n---- an-tner - first; at MOO trose j with Mr..e:GRAl..a3 , for. 400 ; at j-koillon,.:\iith, Mr: FL ETc ILIS 'Rol/ 4er, .1 - Qr. 10031 6114309 ) eabh.. te:-(lers' 'these engagenityitA,P3 on t t- • tnirkable that each , race is to be the u ncuira length often• 'IA • z•. - ,httecross-street' was yesterday. con. I .l4teti - 4t the rtiblic:OlfiCein Worship-street', 'in the; • sxittir urpounds, for selling7fou; loaves Whichlia4 . '.noi' t;ien *!;akdfour-and-tiventy hours. -.••• • Winkworch, ,fact' Gentleman Porterat Doke of - 0 - ,:tsell ra l ..,vico's.; on . Saitgday riiet put au • em.L.to his existence hy'cnttinit his throat. • I. and carried lilt() 'Diepr. pool,--61:fsilliciees:YrfkZgbgy.'th-fectit ri4siwdi P c i vraCe.j; .r ~.