The Sun. — London, England, 1814-07-27 00:00:00

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L ip 11 1) I c i j i.l • p,P,it' 1;:,1`29 .-.-_- .91.0.11.-.1:11•• I.D.rprp q'tl'l-01,'FICE .cit) N I• F11 . 1 / 4 3FT-PLAt.E, Jul}' , 23, ISI4. , 111 , ' " " ".". ~ A , .e., 1111EPARATIONS. for. the F ET L .- i:‘ , . .: T- JA:v,:!:'s; P.A.im•tieirli r nearly completed, it .- \' i '''l".i's,arr to give Vie Pulilic ;Unite Idea' of what the ,‘,,,:i:S:\i'tNTS WILL 13E, though it is iMpos,ible in u " I t ' ~,' i :' '. l i' "}lteut to saw. etiouoli far anv.person to form a j . rlo,• e r. ... 11.1: : : C. 1 ‘V:l4.l'.lll;( ' is: C r r e‘ iP ti. tio " :l ll l7; . ( S i i ; t : to C:lch Purchaser. to t 's; it is honed th; •f • it will sullice in this place -1:,-, t _ _ t , tr.. me, sit,,„.', Bauths for Refreshments will be placed . i i t: e p e r , o , pk .t r i t,at"°as rouxd the Pal . lt, with open atri(tic, prol :. . 1 ,1 : o _ :!It ; si for co mmodation of the Company; that Lao ~ ef 1. 11 , ) ' i' v'ill "!tend, and Proper spaces•be marked out for thos e 4 ,, e ,i''''st todance; that Balroons of different sizes, o i l i t: ( l ' 1 141;1 ' 1 ' ) r tro Persons to ascend in the Car attache( to 1 _ .''''' astend, ~ • .. • . ~, • .the vccning. The 'most .riiii.,„t,ie Qiilerunt hint., In • , 1, i ( •,;, r . ! ' 'works ever setm in this 'Country will 1;e exhi -o,,it l e ".1 Ihe l'citiple and - ofion the Chinese Bridle; the ~,,s . (.".''.liie. Palk will be illuminated with Chinese Lan , -, 'lili ' : '.fl ' ' l. ' l. l' . r . : . ,2, - With j'ariegate,l Lights; the P. glll a I t'it it ti .111".irited with. Gas Ligits; tbe . Royal 'moth will be 1 ., , '.. ' roil tile wfuil e of the Al 1 egoricalTii . e-ivorlts and Tra 7 !)f.,.i's' r''Pre,etititt,. \V,t i - , • - ivit; , - an idea of the horrors "ie'll l'')z- ' ''' .I 7- ‘,;' - i ' ic, , on a sudden to a 1)e- Iteriii„ f , •ress), an_ Cs 141 1•: . • . ..e.zuetits for the C oae, ' 1 t 4 4, will he among the 41.1 m. ~ n is y 4 ,, , • ~,, , • ,eta filed. , . tti l t i . '' ' ' ' ' ' l4ll. e are r ecommended not to purchase any llcltcts tv ti c : t thi s 0 4ice, or at the Licensed LottcryOffices, indorsed l ~, 7 I'',"'l4ltt whose Ifriuse they may purchase them; and 3;4,1464a-11Y iegtiested to believe that this Caution only us (1, 1,,:. 4 '' 4 desire to prevent disappointment to them, us tsp,.l,,:l).t..,:it.'etie';ultf.liv'erini9:l:grielvy, : i i: (l lu . i s t ig i n ii:n . i t c . i l d e i a : t r e i l c y k take place, I r ola e :: :h6 ii at li re e ,Iti, . e there-to receive then; ~Ina,l.P•lttictil„,.l3. dc,h.cd cirri)' application for Tickets e may J r. '' ' , l ztt j/ P!..leel'‘yoTic lictsforbiteGyinea, as for sum • Gates, -"-------._ ''.' ti me : no more Tickets cun be filled up- : tf iTIT Iv n it GRAND JUBILEE. . , 1- 11 , : i °PIq(!.E, SOMEIt SET-PLACE, July 25, 1814. ,, 'Plits'y - ,-- ust is die DAY FIXILD fu v ()I I'IG ' of the s; fur ‘I'.C.:`II,IND J I JBILE.E in Celebration. ...late r_ th l . of ~..1:1)r•ACE. At the same time that it is a day no te Ik iii L '"atueatotAtion to this Country, from the gratrf` itece,:.• ti.. 4( other happy Events, it is the Centenary o t f. the ld) aril it is 4 °f the B runswick Family to the Cr own of E l n ic a tory '4llte -••111("re"rer, the Annii - ersary of the Glorious '.•<\'ll. TO tie - GRAND JuBILEq. 4'; ' — ' 6 ' viC - ruALLERs, PUBLICANS, AND I % 4 11 .- . .•CLI:HELLSL ' --. pers ons • li of making a s may lie destrot . ' t ' qc' t , A ell \ l h er 's fqr V.If•TITALLING- and other rooms f ‘ o v r , : 4 ? N'..-7,4bIIILEE FAIR in HYDE PARK, on 'AlO t - 4 t he IP • - 1 :‘ ' he'lst Qf Au" . ust, will learn further particulars ingbalti Gate Lodge. —Maguire for Mr. WILLIAMS. --______ --_________ 1111/Is, le . t I'ISH GALLERY. PALL-MA , I.L. v.t.) a se.. )iital\l,„l,HlAfi,i,',ltY is NOW OirlllliNt,i!Ei‘, ' NI I ' LSO'S, ~,,, , i)0,, , .; , . ,the best WORKS of . IIO ~, tl► which the Pro ti,,,` irs!,4"kicir-1, and -'7OFFANI ; w "' f • the pQr t 'lf (...'e farts -tired th British Institution, oi °Pelif;!''tillg the inerite• of hose eminent Masters. '414 len till Six.' Adt ' uittance is. Ca! ~ • 14...;,-----_______.._ . By Order, JOE-IN YOUNG, Keeper. Catalogues is. • the 1 ~.,_ __._ 1* .1 01,, .1 EasoN who' lately • LEFT,.,,._ , 1 , ...i_5 . t44.,;.1..i,c t ,5 , :‘ ,. ? , otie (.1f the WESTE . RN . COit,e7N.,lalyErSe,iy on :iii,t,iag 1,p , 1Y to his Distri?ssed I , ann . l) ~ _ ~„,„„,,ts. 1r4,7 1 ti t d ` , ',ICY INDULGENCE front his cit l : l l, l, .L_ ..,.,,, hlitis 4, l i ih . ) . t the atlthnrity of this .liivert2ll,!_ti•n7ce",:is ~,...s"!111 1 .;, * i l . l i t at tile Office of this Paper, that It rtt: --;--"--------!., q 1?... TIC IXCE.' It.4;ENT'i.LIO.",.EI'. 444e.,ki.!;ril.:1'11c3;ta;d1.i,•14,i,tic'.a(r,41etillotitt.Yr.'e,'pl 1,1.,(,ti respectfully informed i. in ' desci•iption orl Buttons Officers of the p.Ol',,l'irt)id.e4it.e4cisr".i'..„'',ic.e I"t"`l)}r„s'swords, Butl;„ii re , ,, to a „.. . • )1r,......t1r5, 'M er l zte. Ai s ,, .. . 11 11 1 4 i ,;„14,•ouik,iainea per and li. ,rimentalS a l it ' .N "' a ,kt s ', I II'S, f„ r Lere.(ll Laced Plai n ond_ l t. ' t 'ss Appointment.— s /. "vt'y flaii, with Foll Die •nmbroideiersand t.'r ' I (!1111 -'°-n d ('..railtnl;l'aceme!'' 1' Chart ng '',ll, eli, facing I)rnitunontl's Banking-}louse, . N. t. , IT:litl it 4 (tig c;ciitten, v-ii i'oilling' thc Army or Nary, r ' ilisite on ‘l "4st 4"' Eihrod, can be equipped with every ri. i "'rate Terots..• Officers -Nllt:rtt,kl))..—c.l:o TRAvF.i.LERs 1/01,4 11,14.0.!. ,1., I ,Lysp , N- that , I , ' a t - sh ea.Bnigllc.i; tutd i atid sEri!•,) CONl:ClloN.amon._ 1 ' ) I.Z . to t h ~, - • The r emuneration mill 4‘. , t 4, 4, c c Ativ;inta•.;-es proposed. to „3, , OH",,t-Paid) 4 •ltiti •• iarticUlars, and addressed ,thwar. , he. liberal, En,. 'it at),•',.`la.riertt's 'B3 .4Caliiterhur to suit• , '''''''''' in,tll:littelv if ti nht liliely art PA T - '• ' b v-stitiare, Sou . li 1 ••..Z , • ItONI FL U py Fr. .. , ) y II 1,- A.NIILY. _......._ tPppov ~,- t I-1 t, ta - 4 -- LET pox' , t ) . ' ' Li) WA:f.EIt•PROOF LIMB k . Silt I L _ GAL CLOAKS. • i. es this It. IL Mill t•try TaNlor, takes &c 4iititl;),,l;,photr,lt.tni)t,y :if lien iiapilein4g tit the &ob_ili . ty, Gentry, .. • 1 at the On „:'►Ah„iilf, ‘-LOAK:i are to be had, as us u" '., . „d, (late Itti,'4nt . „,,te,tor,y, No. 4 Sout hampton -street, Si.ra _ _, y 4 1 . i1i t ,• , . , , , 1 91sford), I;liete •tn assortment is always re" -..,..,,.....:„..N.,vai, :ilia Traveilini.; Cloaks, &c. &c. • ,) LANTERS• v: -........-NDLA p • %ni l Iv , ••• 1,, T 4 4 , 4 , ill pL , ,, , , ~ 1 I OR' A.N .i. IN. PROVE MENTS r,,. "Ise,,. -`.ITIoN c ONCEII.NS, which will , effect... an to Atly d• on of P - ••• • - the Negroes, and .:!•. inin„,,, ~ . 4 pence, picseitt • ... s, ,st Ap qrlit,,,, 1 11 , ilvit labour, may In••• seen, Ily LetAIL,„" mil )''llt .4,01'1 ,' MANUFACTORY of J. COLLI_N.,.(,),e, also tlli.,i; jzi.stv,n,i'll;i„,ll},\!:;.ll:ll(l,ge-rpad.l,l,,a.r.lisetl 1 3 % 0 1 xEs fur Pj•),•-:,rin4,,(s,'loßki,l6lF.S.,,'Nitaist.l:l-Ni I ' ',ICI 11)1,!..EIlli's andihe,- (.:14-. :,legent, theft Ru°vals'llib.•••hilesscs .ihe Dukes ol f I„,`,!lh„„c.,'e-', lien% ainl (::timbeilatid; and upward.' h o e ticiTf'riiti ,„;',' . 'l of tisePrfpal `uponNobilit Gentry 01 ! _ •••, •' ''' "P're, -whose Carriages are. that try • 4 NI , ,v i) • t„, ~,„,,,, ~ A FENT FlA'r.--i-GA Ai and .C . o. 4 iie r r,,1,,.‘., to otier'to the Public a !;ILK 1-I.:V.r, eomblumg \ v . eof i !(' 11:if .1 '• • • •it has the zypear di ..., t o , i.,,, , otn, it .0) Posse ss • _ „ , ~ II light, 1.,, i, 'A (•,,,• t ,,,.'. ••t anif 1111.1 St eNprwive lienver, is eika ) . ~,.. , . tl'S 10- I.ll'':e." a ' lu "g, lift is of il Metter shape, which it 1(t -,,t,,,n,).0tt 1.,4,:,;,. it will eftver change its colour, which is 410 ' ' ni. ... ""' (,lark, lt,••• e its ~,•-losi if worn tor s ., eti tr ~ ;lila ~‘,eatlit•i• will injurt.• th .. e. , e Ilats. Price 201,-- - tk,..,-Rtr,,,t -.1),•,, Nl:unit:Jt:n-(1-s, 42 , 1, Ntrand, corner of Bcifl , II;Lls I...,"A''''ll'"'lB aPti 1) •••1`t.r s w - ho Avkli 'f•,•••r suP(ll.7 kt. "' I 1:"):1 their it. dvaL`t.„.l6.,, iii noticing this advel , ~• .• ,‘ - 07: . . ' II I STRESS in G gil INI. .1 NY .--.A t. a Al 1., , ,,T- P° INC; of the COMMITTZE, held on tfre 10th of July, 181 1, read the following Letter,- dieted Chelmsford, July 8, 1814; . . - . S,AMIYEL MILLS, Esq..' in the -Chair; • ! - " a From f - mdies' . Assoviation, in the town fin.neighbour hood of . Chelmsford; in be.half of the .destituti? Orphan,, and other Sufferers in Germany, is remitted to - Mess. Ilare'.ay. -.'anil Co. thesnm of . 1.J5!.. . With I..ent satisimction they pre ... thiS small additisin to the Funds vindyr matingetilent 'of the Committee, lick! at the City of London TKvern. The Committee of lackies at Chelmsford would I.e . OBlit mentioninK, that a hatnth:ome proportion crthis hene faction has been contributed he -iervants, and those in the lower ranks of society, w ho ha ve shewn znanerons instances mof eopassionat!t svinp ,thy and generosity, which do honour to their station.in-life. The Committee 1,0 reluctant to in trude the time of those who are laudably engaged in the More impOrt.ant- transaction of this interesting husittess, or they could relate stril.iu esans ules of tenderness and liberali ty evinced by this class." Signed on behalf of the Committee, .I,eld at Chelmsford, July 4, 1814. ' MARY Resolved, That the grateful Thanks of ,this Ctmunitte:t he presented to the Ladies' Association at,Chelmsfoyd, for their zealous and _liberal assistance to the unhappy Suflerers iu Geria Atu'utrat . alrea_dy advertised L.101i478 t 2 0 ' - - SubsUiptions since received At Hanltyy & Co. . of Calvinist is Metho- Sixth remit - thi:, trout c,ists,inFiiiitshire,•by ttieE.ieter and Devon - the Rev.R.E.;Nlold 3f 10 0 Association, on': ittvd Coi I cello!, iii tlietinreli to ailverti',l3 Lille 2. 550 0 0 of Stanton St. -Iler- Seventh do. froni,clo, 300 00, ntird, per itev. Win. TheCorporatki3nolNi4-• • Birch'. - wkch - - . 100 0 9 - ColleCtion in the Parish of Raydon. • - : :5 •• sif Ditto in toe Parish of •- Higlion.4 by lice. N. J. Stubbing - -.519 0 Ditto in the Parish of • Shelly, by Rev. Win. Pint ell - • -• : Itiv. .I'lin Hiiinphrey,, of Wroxiiiiin. 10 0 0 R. Partridge, Norwich 111 10 0 Robert •ohirsh. - .5 0 0 •Nlrs..Marsh • ' - - 1 1 t) Mts. Partritlge . - 'l . 1 0 'Mrs Pyle' -: • ' - • ' 2 0. 0 mr. , /L. I). s l uitc - -,e 2 0 Rev. 11. North - 3 :3 0 Mr. John Dixon' - 2. 0 0 Collection ip the Parish of Oldharn -• . :3 •1 6 • At 1../0ri,..11 Sr. Co. ' Collection at St.john's Chapel,Witr;ingdun, • I•er Re... A. Hay '46 6 0 - At Spooner &C. Collectioain the fart =L • Church of Cole Shill, per Itev.J. Huttpli 13 10 0. At• Junes, Lloyt: & Cu. Collection at . .5t . ../ollo'4-• -•- Church,Altinchesucr, • ' '' nu ',Thanksgiving - - day - - .50 0 0 Subscription front Ox- - lord - - 1 6 0 Ditto by the Scholars: of the National and . . Sunday Schools, .li/afAbilrit •' - 2 9 4 At 1....bb0c1i & Co. Collection in Dursley Church, on l'hanks- giving-day, per H. . Vizard, Eq. -. 44 12 13 Several Congregations Subscriptions ri•ceiveil at:tl Tavern; Lloyd's- Coti;ee-huusc the Bankers in town and con a t • R. H . LIT, 3 14 6 - - • 6 2 6 Ditto .in the Parish of Beechin;sttilie;per Mr. I/ayward - 6 6 0 ikt. Committee Room. Collection at ‘Vriblni ballChapel,llewdley, per Cartivriht and' Beddoe - - 10 12 6 - i 00 Mrs. Bret!, Albrighton 1. 0 0 Collection in the Parish ' Church of KtllASt ., %rd, Cheshire, on Thanks giving-day, - A Lally, tar the Or phan Criildren inGer .tuaoy, per R. Stevtn; Es q.' - - - 10 0 0 Mr. :J. - Gibson,. Strat ford - . - Several Families at Tot tenham,. pkr L. For &ter - - - 3 10, 0 ProduevofArtielesruade hysooleyoungPerschts tit Tottenham - 10 0 6 Fourth additional, by t ite CoMmittee rf ladies, xt Chylianl, for the relief of toe' • Orphans inGertuany, making in the whole 23.11. 13s. isic.l. • - 5 0 0 Committee of eight, La dies, at Stockwell, for the relief of the Or phans in t;cimany 83 1 7 Sccortil Oollalioo frol3 • the Militiiry 'College, per Whee ter 9 0 0 Mr. NVil ham May -2 2 0 Cullucteri inthlion C p•el, IS ngtoll, t!ic: day of General Thanksgiving • - 1 0 40 6 0 2 0,0 he Bar or. the City of London ; Stock Exchange; and at all SIARTEN, I.s ecre t ar i es. !1O \yAILD, rrHE PATENT IMPERIAL DINING-TA: BLES, and PATENI."rItAEALCiAB. SIDEBOARDS and DINING-TABLES, in one elegant Piece o Furniture, and upon' new different Plans ; thy Patent Improved s u i t Beds and Chair Beds; Brass-screw Four Post, and Tent. Dedstcack, Furnitur! 'and Bedding coaplete ; Portable Chairs, with several oiler new invented and improved articles' of furniture; also a general and very extensive assort men t of Vpholstery and Cabinet Articles for furnishing- Houses ciim plete, ready matmfactineil, where Families niaY select and furnish a whole House in a few- day, aoiding- the . extren.e neonvenience of waiting; serval Mouths in completilig their Establishment. East and West India Articles, Army apl Navy, &c. & c . Morgua and tiander.i, to and 17,'Catioerinc-strvet, Strand, ot term:: I ite most moderate, for prompt imymuot. WEDNESDAY, JULY 271, 1814. PTFORP LVG-! July 22,1814. 1 -1 11 ESE are to give Notice, that on Monday, the • ist of Affgrst next, at Ten o' Clock lathe Forenoon, will be Offered for " :78 I', IC 3.ilL A', at his Ma:jestys prinArd, Twenty .ponsand Bags of SERVICEABLE ENGLISH antrFeREIGN BREAD, :chick will bo put up in !Ads of .51.11 y Bap each. A D. , poslt of 5137, per cent. is to be Made urea the amount of en c ii Lot frt tine timc qf stile, and the remainder of the pu?-:- ehase-m,iney litfore the Bread can he'rentoved,for which •purposr o period 14 ?corkin7 days will he allowed from the day of safe, the. Buyers pariienlarly observing, that not less than oncl . kall of the llantity is to he ta4enr lray flOill the Ere anises within . thr Jiest ser-n days., and th , !re,nainrier in the seven ,following days, fit Aeraise the dcrosit money will be forfeited, und the furced rentiv'n the property of the .Croon, as no exten sion opium 0,/ 172,7 accoient, be granted. Thi , was publisittd, In Two Voinmes , small Sc',. pt ice Ws. o New Edition of . 1 1 I-1 F. L. 1 L' NILS 0 N. Ty ROBERT- SOUTHEY. This Day was published, In Three V,}lwaes, i2mo. price Is. bogrds, WAVEHI-A r or•, ":TisSixty Years since." • Printed by .L Thillantyne and Co. for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme,. awl lirawn,London, F and :Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh. This Day.WaS published, price Is. '. A SERMON, preavhed at Clieshuiit, Hecis, oil /a_ the Day of General Thanksgiving., .11!y 7, 1814. By the Rev. W. ARmsntomi,- B.A. F. S. A. Printed fur T. Cadell and ,W. Davies, Strand. Of whom u}ay be had, by the same Author, Lines to Napo leon lino7aOrte, price Is.' I LLUSTit:). 10. , ; OF Tt-1E POEMS OF ROB c, wr BURNS. This nice ii. 11s. scl, in livariis; Proof Inipres-iicbs 21. 12s. ed. in board!:, • , rriWEINE-ENGRAVINdS, to iihrstrate the 1 4 , I'oEMS of ILOBERT frorsl Desiztn by T. Stutliard; IL A. and a PORTILAIT of Da'. LLJ RIE, from a•n l'icturt• by H. Hone. The wile engraved bya. H. CkONIEN.. Printed far T. Cadell and W. Daviel , ,,Stfan(l, London ; W. ereca, Rini W. I3lackwo,,d, at Edinburgh. :‘ 1 t.sl , AttE !!! ! This Day was published, in Four large ‘rols. I2nio. price 245. B 4 C EL 0 R 5 ik't ISE R 1 ES; !- !! ! By an OLD -MAIO of Distinction. Printed for - A. K. Newman wail C 9, I. 4 . a d e f i b a li„ s t r „t. The following wabe pi:Wished this Simmer :' • Spanish Cut taigi; The Jey.., by Mri, m ee k,.3 cols . . Hypocrite; or, The Modern Janus, 5 - vols. • Novice; or, :Pit Heir of Moog - inuery Castle, by Mathes - Moral, Esq. 2 vcls. Montreit he ; or, The Peer of Scotland, 4 vols. Miseries and Pleasures of Matriinony ; or, The First Hus band and the Seco,:d,3 vois. - Suspicion; or,Tbellenevolent Reclusti;by Lady_---, 2 vols. Secret Avengers; or;Tlu Rock 'of GlAzrAn, a Amu :nice, by Anne of !';‘.•.'auSea, 4 p..uus ANL) ITS CPRIOSTTIES. Just published, ' In a portable Volume, neatly bound, price Gs. Gd,. with Maps, Plany. o and Views, ANEW PICTU,fIE.. of PARIS ; OT The Stranger's Guide to the French Metropolis, accurately describing tie Putlie Establishments, Editices, Places of Amusement, and every other Object worthy of no tice;. also, a Description of the Environs of Paris. By -EDWARD PLANTA, Esq. • . • Also, just published, by the same Author, price 4s. in looards, a Gazetteer of France, with a neat Map. *i,„,* The New Picture of Paris and Gazetteer of France way be bad bOund together, price 9s. 6d. Loudon: Printed for Samuel Leigh, 18. Strand. This Day. published', In One Volutic Sro. (illustrated with Plates and.a. Map, the c2d editionJ price las. boarthi, of N ORTH WALE m '!'pro S, delineated front cursioas through all the intcresting - parts - of that highly beautiful and romantic Cuantry, and' intended as a Guide to future Tourists. . By the Itev. W. BINGLEY, A.M. Fellow of - the Lionean Society, &c. &c. Printed- for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, 'and Brown, Paternoster-row. Of whom niay he had, b . ; the s, - :me'Anthor, Animal Bio graphy, or Popular Zooluj, the 4th lidi , :ion, in 3 rots. svo. price IL 16s!.liOards. This 'Day was 4inblislicd, . In Foolscap Octavo, price 7s. 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OF LORDS, TvElmAt; JuLY Ctf3' Judgment was siren in the , Case.',of Jacirson v. Saunders.-- Decree of tin! Court below, affiTrued. , The Thinnes Navigation Bill, Westminster' Improverucut Bin, and others, 'wer, , ,e read a third time and passed. The Loudon Port Improvemerit Bib was reported. GLotictiTEß oAOL, LOrd STANHOPE presented a • petition from a person confined in Glonceyer .gaol, of the, name of Perry, complaining of abuses it . l Kao,l, so that he had been gkposed to*.a double‘Oppression. lie left it to the. , NobleLor4opposite . (iisvqrpool) to take the proper.lsteps 'as to . this busiovss ; and moved that tbe - Petition do lir..ou the table. Lord LIVERPOOL said, that, if the 'statement was true, the Mari .might hai-e.been discharged at Sessions Quarter Sessns 'hut he should' make inquiry as to the circumstance. . ' Lord REDESDALt. 7 -1 hiS Was a- rkbt• of ,the• Crown ; but how ? BecausF it was iileb(to nub lic justice. • After some further conversation, the Petition was laid on the Table. 111EikE PROCF,SS. Lord STANHO-PE had' another Petition' 'to pre sent: it 'related to imprisonment (in illesne Pro cess, and,was from a foreigner, a native of Bre men, who ;had settled with his-creditors for his debts, according to the laws of his - OWn country. One of the creditors followed,him to.this country. and had . him arrested for one of the debts which had been so settled, and he 11:!(1 remained, in pri son for a considerable time. He now petitioned that strangers might be protected against such oppressive conduct. The LORD CHANCELLOR said, that if the state ment in the Petition-were Correct, the man might at any time have applied to a J udge, and he would have been discharged instantly. Upon this also some conversation ensued. Liird REDESDALE observed, that the Petitioner, on his Own showing,' did not" want relit f. What proceeding could 'there be on this Petition ? If their Lordships were to receive Petitions from'all persons on all subjects, on which no Trot:ceding could be - founded, they would soon have no time to attend to any thing else. Lord LIVERPOOI,.—TIIC Petition was• for relief iii a case where it was clear, from the Petition that none WO 3 wanted. The question was put, -that the-PetitiQn be re ceived, and negatived. • DELAYS IN CHANCERY. Lord STANHorE had another Petition to pr..- sent, on the subject of dt-lays in ChatrcerV. It was from the Widow of one Reid, a n a r my Patliament-street, who had left her, by his will': a third of his property, amounting to about 10,0001. The matter became the subject of a Chancery snit, %%lath had been about five years depending, in consequace of. which she had no proper account of. her legacy, and had suffered. other severe losses, had - been three times in pri- Son for debt,.&e. The - Petition prayed relief. : 1 The LORD CHANCELLOR said, that in justice t o , Mrs. Reid, and to the Solicitor in the cauf,:e . , he, Should order inquiry t o 'b e ma de i nto the circum stances. But it often In3ppened. that persons were taught; tc - i believe that they shad great inte-. rests under wi!is, whzm perhaps they bad received every shilling , that Was due to thenh 'There were circumstances Nviticji, from the acts of the testator or the parties; rendered delays unavoidable.-- There was a else ,noiV in Chancery, in, Which it was impOsSible , to conic to a deersiiin, until a great number.. of questions had been decided in Scotland, .upon kases granted by the testator or bankrupt, 'on an estate in that country. Lord Thurlow, who was not more 'expeditious than, others, had said, when he (Eldon) had received the seals, that those who complained Most of de lays in Chancery, were exactly those Who in their own causes had been the oc c a s i on o f th e greatest delays. The proper enquiries would, however, be made: After a•few words from Lord STANMOPE, the Petition was laid on the table. The CHANCELLOR of 'the EXCHECUJSE, Rua others f►om the Conmo►►s, brought up a illituber of 13111 s, which were read, a . 'first time alter which, the House adjourned. kIOUSE OF a;:,:. -lONS A new writ was ortfored for t.lle horOugh of DCWd?cy, in the room of M. r. Andrews, Esq. deceased. The CHANCtLLOR of the EXCHF.G.I.7ER . brought ,itt Bill to amenti and exPlain the several Acts reaardim; spi— rittiai persons holding farms, which was read alirst . and se cond time, and'ordcred to be committed. _A person from the Tax-otEs 4 presented a statement of the expein:e of the salaries of Clerks and other Officers, tinder the Land fax Redemption. Act.. The Post Horse Farming 13111 (some clauses trei3g- aflded by way of rider) .was read a third time, and passed. - THANKS, TO GENERAL. OFFICERS. The SPEni ER addressed Major-General Fine, (who had a little before tBk,en the oaths And his -seat), in the. following " Major-General FelN—lt has been your fortune tn.hear -eonsvicuous pin in the etuLest and latest actions of. the Pen insular War; and having now closedyOtkr services upOn the - COntineitt, by reconducting the whole British cavalry through raieYi'll have this dayto receive our Thanks for you r exer tions. ic in ' theg ‘ i . eat , an;.l decisive hattle olADrthcs. In that battle, the enemy foimidably collected, and strtingly paseed 'on ground of its . own choice, itcvertheless i when ii.:;;;!Ied on all sides by the valour of the Allies, was cenifie'lle'dto see‘lifor 'safety in retreia. But the.Conquvror had rerTived that their defeat should be also their destruction and'the gulkint Com= mander, Whose name has since been enuollieti by his Sove reign for his exploits at Alinaraz, pressiik4 hard upon the enemy's refit ing march, the British cavalry . titicleflour cent- mind bore down upci . his broken battaliiMs, and 'eoinpleted the victory. Di . stinguished lung sinee by deeds achieved iti Portugal and Spain, 'yOn haVe now obtained fresh trophie's won by your .~, ; y..