The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-05 00:00:00

1 ~~_ 4 ' 4 ,• ' , • " . • -141# c - - , • N • • ; • ;,. ~~~ NUI.IP.VIR 57931 IRE !AST NIUIII' OF PERFORAIING TILL THE lIDLIDAYS. KtW TIIEArRE ICOYAL,' ji/VENT-CARDEN. PrO•MOII(AV F.:VENIN(;, April 6, 1811, li ,Al he iv; lorti,cd the TLigerty of liLET, PRINCE OP DENMARK. Tile K ll, ll, Mr. CR 1' SW L L L ; Harmer, Mr. K F. Wit. E ; Polonius, Mr Niti•N 1 )EN i Liwrte s jrN. Bit ti /4 ro N ; , ~ , 11,rdtio, Mr. BA I< ItY NIO It E ; linve.iiigg,:r•, Messr. I. Al E it Y and S I M NI cms ; Tik Ghost i , i i Limey:, Father, Mr. EG ERTON ; G tr iii Qaccti (4 Denmark, Mrs W E STO 4 ; U P , ltlia. Miss :30 ETON. 14*I '''cll will be added, for ike3otli time, the Grand I7ra , inane i•iii:;.,, cc tat lII.A.JE-li VALID; , • Or, EENIALE CUItIOSITY. AbinAlipte. Mr. liA It It Y MO RE ; thwart, Mt. SI MJ‘li ' , NS ; . Selitn, •Mr.: "PAY LOR •, . . 0111eab,, Mr. FA WC ETT ; Hastian, Vitiind. Miss 1301.10 N • .. , . bile, Mrs. e, k.C.Allii.E.'; • Plk,,, r • Hob,' Mrs. LISTON . 1,,,.0., or the lioxes to be. taken of Nit'. Brandon, at the ;„, r. tl hei is. Prime's-pl.:cc, Hart-swer, from Ten WI ler.i ''''lli wll he i.ipine-.1;.t Half past Five, Ant'tthe flay .illiliii.i.t YIN ,turi,(4.ioii Diairnti'c korthince of Blue- Ee4rd, or, Fer"• Ale fin '''' ,, Y, will he, itoeated every Evening nil tun her ii , tile. INN:6°4lp' April 15, Ito:neo and luliet ; ` a new r , with Isiue. to "rritlY it in reliesrsal, and will be ptodueed as 44 1 1 ritsit*, • 1 i l i 111. f ii)Plill tORs ~ .i" EAST INDIA S POCK. 4.1,/iiinGsNrttiatiq l:4 LI"U-ail.),Ni of SIX DIRECTORS of the 1 1 t4,4', 4 , 5 „ - C 11.40 / A CON! PAN Y r tiltig appointed for W.At• ci liii,, t , t ''' ',lll Aoril next, The laviwur tat your Vote an t 1 I rtt flowing Gefitleineti, viz. I,ollleou I , • q u V l : o,s , ll .4tcl'i l ::E sq iiihi l I ngli.i. Eby., lames Patilsoii, 1.. sq. .'t Iloh 1 11. ,iii, Fullar., 'Willi:ll4es'. i' .. aylur, Esq. (pa tipliitistone, I.i ilienAvill mush onlige, . I.,mtes:a4 Celine:urn, You!' Inoll 1111.Iiiite Servants, William. Astc,ll Ale , • Irci,b Hosaitquet„ kb xarinci Banner. lotx P lll2a tthil' - . • , rant ,iiittiel I 'avi t , 'Hugh 104 4 , lotus Uni Charlie G t+ ebt.) l ), ' I)htil A I uhi) lak.l,,Sull, or ,4 idrjoribanks, k reice Ali-di:it Theophiliii, Metcal le, Chanel, ,1111,, ktivint P.a 1y: , It. C hitAlelty Plowdtn, litollus Reid, "A , Abraham 110444, (leo AnetcAotubie to. Gelrge Smith, . binson. I.O.,iert Thiniiton, 4„*,(1.1. 1 f, , iiiie Ica i »min i: , w,, s ' Kr i ,;,,i ) ; Itubert ,VIIII,iiiIIS. Iletisx, lari.:ll 27, 12,11• ' ' I re r, --"...7......."0............„- , li, t it , , tiL4l4,‘ iit i 1 ( )14$ Di EA si INDIA STOCK, tiviivroiuuAN; 1 1 1 / 4 . N. , .... led '2 C itunoitc of being ret.olnillt tit, - i. I ' l N by I , .i , , itlii, 4l the ..,i cu.n. ot .1 he Lab; I alit Company, , 4 "ttit t i , 4 `Mllel'i Ifirectio n to L)e chosen this Year. A 4ebloit,!',li Ifccolc the ht 4,1 )o4r . Vote on ilcz•iill, LI) ti Es DA N , the tali Aprtl next. We 4r,.., Latli:s anti Gentlenun, \ (Jul 1110 St OhediOnt, Allti 1110 St htimble Servants, hales Daniol. 1,,1ui Inglis. ‘allici Pattl.oll. lohn nehti, Fullarton El - 144 I 17, !Att. • , 1:,,h1,1 1X L. ` i 14V 'f . ''' IS , II R ,', t‘i( V. ( ) 14 ' 1 i'-. '..c si hY itoy4l(...ll:L''`, t,: :::.,,;ii ot t 0 ,1); 6, OrA" the First, ißli l\lq 111iteii ' l 3ll. ' • .."' "I 'Se Alltltlai Prenliuttls fail dui.. oil , ) . i ,, 1.,,,!, :,re. iief,hy ini,rmect, tat Receipis , ' l , . .., t, 1, r,AI al tit: eurup.tiiyit k)iiices, ).Cl4. 't.„.. ', ~ ... I +i, • all, N1,,11, 4.., ,‘,:il aN by tht . .ir , ' ' '. ,'• • i Count:es ; rtivl the l'arties '.• I ' , ':, 1•••1••,:!,, •, .....,,..r tlial . t.eiLeivAltif their Puii.• • " 1 . I' , ~ L . :it April 'text, as die; uotl4ll F't li i1" ,, - ,x i i : ii l : c )inva,t,t).-yoilkl ilic Dec in '' - cl t l' ' ). ~.,...,,,::, ' ,\ NI 11 l. l. I; EN IN (.., , jun. SiTTer"Y•. , 1- ~, I 4 glvi,., , r , ,,t . ,, ut tii,... i'. ii•i xs, fur tliv,Ab". I. i ~11,111).,, , NisrcittaiKlu..„l,, and Ships, ill ' itt 1 4' I) ''''''s 41, wltile.o.;iiill,r, t,,pm Lusi, ut ILl'il,l4o ~t i •iiin a i ,• ' ~, 1 , I,lr the ,ISitiraile4 ut, aihl 4t,iicting A1'11,11 . 1 7 4 ' , •Ivk l , k.k 1 r t ik, ~ , ' 4 41 v " cl e a vvlli be i3Stic,l trey of Expellee ti, the 1,,,, oiitte the Allllliai Prertlitifil iiirmtints to 6s. or up. i l tit hi, ‘4tJA IVI . Eit LX itEVIEAV —N , . IX. wli! tii%g t ;',':` tjt' pi4blisiicti ht'ti.ire MV,IN Li , h"I 4 1' , : IL ' XI , 41,11- ---.......„...... LI Jtlll N NIUORE'S COR LIN N A ti t. ' 4 tt'. - i c \ .%, r 61.1)s rho torg'a regYl" a t. )late„ F., 1•1(.111, inarra..l4, ack.'. ah''') a S‘)F`l I° ' 1 iiii.,Kiank, &,:, th o . I, ~ ,i , ; , ,, a p. A (Nil' tar on hour. ,141,14,:iii:ne„ls,":huw .... t kii 1.., i . i ' l 4 mall v..ik, ii,liovvTlii,;ii,tru • rloi..tj 4,tt,:;,,',',1 yti nuctulaeturen, inventtii by. '' L&' , .7 ,41,61,,,tR, ii”. to attil t 7, Ciititcsittv..tft,t, ,11"-i.,_‘41 t 04,1 n11'1114'4144' priiannte the hi iltitiQUl:. inil:i , t 10.'3° 44 (' tij'4 Wh° 60 the live and die for their Kit!g hi. r .., "*....., ' -...,.. , t)-,--:--:--------._. .........................................."..... ~,) (-1 Olt IN ' DIVI N1"1 - i, of like most re* 41,,,?-,tl % 0 ;,, tir:l.eficeti, and at t 434 in 1114 c)Rtutit k.,1, 1 " '.4.1(11..it itii 1116 Fatuity four PUTUIs 1 " be cdi.uk," iit,,, 4ini nib ihvn Simi, has now A Nr.icaney tor two. --- ;i:l,titirln4ll,"'4 t hgaged • ii. Itte elin:ationot youth ; he 114 s Pre' ~.:41•1 I.IIA iiiny t.i. tins O gttvert,ity and titc mat! tttiv! }',il.x , i ' ''' ,, htll 4144 tit, tilt tilAittf dePilttliltillki Ot I"de. Ull,, .1 •ItCLI ult tilt ;i4ll4llitiit d per.ect Know krigc ut tlie Il'tt t‘ ' 'l'l lold !°,lhilli:4l bilAU4htS, aiki atiCird tiltin to c, Vi 1 4 t„ ~ '''' ‘7l Classical Erudition. '1 he .liPutui " 2c° t 1,.1,4 i•Li anturrh. uNtil.,ll,`:e."! e .given to Persons of Distinction whOso .C4i ti,:4,„`tvell,Wr Ildi F-Illt:Attd ; dila Sketcitts lit ;he Plan 'gym tlin.st'i 4txiver to Letter, directed tu I).'U. at Niiirs. If6rwr.•Pli St. laiin....l.Areet. 1 tityll'ti:ll i , , C 1 ( 4 ) 1 4 , 1 ..f, , , 1 , A , IN. 0 it , "I' H E R F.,(; 4'lJ‘Ulvy Tt i ll,', l ,,A I , AN ROYAL tit- I , ICES, la, k l ,"i ,1 111y , L,, , ' l : N i 4 s r t ' s, I, Skinner -street, and , 0r , ,,, , •.11ri slt A ft , ,t,,, ,4111e,.'A•street, are selling the i i ~, ,„ 11, t„. tv.. I , i , Awl rtcrivr.l% )rdisrs for rdricy ! riLll3 . 7 s , 4 r- I.ollery to be drAvyll K.. 11. I) of , ‘,itr, r 4t4, lune ric•xt • • . . '.' 1 , t 4 ,ht th . i , i . . ‘ dint,ilitiiig Slaty L3pital ~. a A,, , , t, i ~ •.- • Uticry, Lirt.ky 'l' URN I_ R 6Uiti : , :,‘ ,:,,11,14.,,,ii sit,l:,/,.t„,", ti jr,,* Q,uorli.-r, 'I ortr.: kti.lrills, , , “t, ~, ":. ''', , " 1 " 0,, ae7o3, 4 5,001 l'ltZe, i .I,rill 1,1,,.:1.: s.,t lii t Wil. Alti,i ill prectLling Lot. ~ 4rl liiiiiic.,l4s:43llt,uut. ~~i t~~ F l ID Al 1; APRIL 5, 1811. RELIEF OF TIIE BRITISH PRISONERS IN FRANCE. THE COMMITTEE, beg to state, that there 'are at present upwiards of ro,ooo Briti§lt Prisoners in the different Prisons of France, for the most part in great dis tress, and that the Subscription is intended for the allevi. anion of theirs , fferings, in some degree, by assisting them with articlevot Clothing, Bedding, I.oel, and such other necessaries as they stand the most in need of. • rf/ CARP RN:CT:RS, HF.Iil,. I lITS, TI NNW. 1(-I1U.R(31:0:1'S, GUN ',MAK* D OTIIERS. T 1 NI Pa . Of superior.Qual ty and I,irt, Doneosions, TO hi: SOIX rioN, By Mr. BURION,. • On Monday, the Sth of April. Oil 1, - at Twelve o'Clock,. at the Swan 1111/. 1- ' 44OIO'IICW, it; the County of Surrey,' in t" ' • Consitierable number of TREES, consking of 1 6 9 () alc, po Ash, .409 Elm, 37 Walnut, sm. being th e . 1 ht: nings nt the 11•1011111Cellt Timber now growing in Nt) 1M r Y P ARK, situated on the '1 u,rtipike Road from Dorkint, to Lesitivrhead. . • , - Caralugoos i may be hail seven dAys previous to the 0.4 y of Sale, ot',,yir Arnold. an tlie Premises ; and of Mr. Burton, London. • TO BL 501.0 BY Nu VATE CoNFRACT. Very destiahle F.STA.TE, Situate at iiE,lt• 1 3L. It IN GSW El. 1, in the County ot seven tram Newmarket, on the road tuiv.irds ThCt siXty• SCVOti P.M) London, twelve, groin bury St. Edinuoci's, .and three . trum lidtttl , :nliall (a Post Toivn); consist ng ot the: Matuir ot Herttngswell, a capital l‘lansioti,hoube snit Of. (;ariten, with Hut-house and Melon-ground, kit-house; and above its ,Icres ot Land, chietly in a.lting etice, hurroundaft for the: most part by thriving Plantations, its t at.tuAlthg with {;.tine; tho whole turning a very etigi ole Residence lot a C•eiltlel}bill hold of Shooting and Cows. The Ltitate is Fjeehola arta Tithe-free. Early possession ulay bclia.t, the I'llrL IlAir( mity he accommodated with the greater }rant of ,the urruture and 'fixtures, 4t •a Valua tion. Particulars. may t hAd of rde,srs, Sl‘avireti, Le S hnc, and Shawc, solicitors, New Bridge street, London, who are du thortZcct to 401 ha ihe Sale ; and of MetlsTS. 1344eSdn, !SO, lichor, I%) idcrl hal I, S ; 31 I)rgh whi‘ll phrce3,. lana Of the Ebtate may be seen" iinct 'tickets of Adrnis3;on obtained. Particulars may also he had at OW Ram Inn, Newmarket, •and Angel, Bury St. Edmund's. HY THE KINCVS PA FENT. DR. NORRIS's I.EVER LAM'S. MHE experience of inore than hail a century has so luny established the reputatio►► of this iavaluable Medicine, that it is now unnecessary to expatiate its till. caLy di every apecie3 of 'Fever, liartteularly the sc a ri er an d Typhus Fever, also theYetlow or Putrid Fevers ; t hey have never been known to fail, when ailministered agreeable to di. reZtion ; in the Measie's, Sinatt• pox, Teething, and rt►ny,t tsorders incident ti I. iutdren they a►e an infallible remedy the decays and discosnfrrts of advanced life are utider their ►mmethate influence, tney i:nincliktely stop the propress of a 'resit Cold, add are par t 4 C.,41 !any-adapted aSit genha Re. Aura. time. The Family Bottle, x:s. sold at thv Dodo' Mose, Ng. 2 9, Lower Biook strver, ros vettor-f,inarc v Wheh' I iroc i) tttr exportatioo ary duly ext,atteti SIP.); r ltnttles , ~n,l wk lesatcanti to-11, amt try tflobt ielpect.thic v r 4 ('; Alst3l)r.NO It it f 1, f I 1, ith 4110 C I)ireCilullitto IL.. 4 ktl the words *, T helm* NI or Lis gid vcl,l oil 01,;,(,jv,:,,,, akin SION) he athvts Are o: PICTUALLING.:OFFILti April 3,18 ti rrHE. CaMMIS 510 NERSjor VICTU,IL G 1 HIS MAJESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice, Tiat on Thursday, the nib initant, th4 . ,y will he ready to re ceive Tenders in writi,g, beateti up) find treat for Three Hun dred lans IMUSI2OVADO SUGAR, and for Ninc Handred s Quarter; n/N-EWPALE,dad I hr-,e fbandred este:tiers of CLOSE-DRIED A WHOM MALT, to& an 4verable to Sant. pier ter be prolue.d wito the Tenders; to be d, livered:the Sugar in the original , Packager, at the rate If pew Seventy to Light) , Tots per - Week, and the Mali in the •race of a Fortnight, into his Illyjesty's Siorr4 at Deftlord ; and to be paid :for Gy Bills, payable withTterest, Ninety Days after d..te. - The anditiont of the Cants aels may be seen at the Secr e tary's Office. o, 'egad will 'he had to any Tout r in which the pp ice slue! act be 04.rte4 in %voids at Gr that 54:44:. not he deliziered, to the it atd before Oat o'Clotk oa' the laid bu' 4ay l for ilib iPslant, nlr toilets the Person toho maker tbs,TestdtS, or some Pars a on bis 4, half, attends, to answer ocbeo called for. • CLARENDON PRESS. This Day was published, In Two Volume, Royal 0400, price iI. 6s. in Sheets, 16.ELIGION AND POLICY POCY ; and the to,,n.e -nAnyc; 4 , ,Lt assistshce each should };we to the inner; witn a :iurvey of tit: P‘iw,..r and luri.,,tialnin of the Pope in toe Danioions of other Prioccs. By E,AV AR 0, Earl of CLA RENDON, Lord High Chancellor of 1.. w ;land, al;:i Chancellor of the - Duke/mt., ot oxi,•tt. • Printed and now tirat iryubl'lNlied by Older of the Clarendon Triitee4 • • Sold by J. fvlackinlay, 87, Strand, London; and Oxtord, tILJTLE It's CFLE tiItATED V IiGETABLE Rcs-rolt 'ATl V TOOTH POWDER, justl) recommerkiz . l far Whitening; the TE ETI4, Preserv ing the t I MS, &pi V reventiltg that dreadful malady the -rot) 1.1 EA UTY of Conntenance; and Togolarity of Fea tures,lare allowed to distinguish the Ittitish Fair ; but the eroprietor 'of HU l l a F.R's TOO It would Itegleave to rennitd liti'Contitry. n oon that the lustre of their C harin4 • lusts halt' its influence wjtere the Teeth are. discoloured. or spew a rotten ann•unhealthy 4ppeartnce —this is the Mote inexcusable, as the 1 0 ant t'rt.paration-affords the int;si Ale means t remoVin4 very . bientish of the ena • fuel. being compowdm Vegetal>lei. It is Of Alt raoks t as Clettrill away every ittiperiedlion, in the colour, ctr the tutee tt . the miinel of the Teeth, as rendering the lireath SW. deltet•tnle, and waking .the Guns of - their proper shape anti vciintlion hue; and a certain Preventative a ±inst the T , A;i4n—oche:. No Composition of this kind ewer lart.oght tor turn.e, has met .such universal app:obar,on 5...1 the Frofirietor has to btarist that it ic t^ =tint lue at t;Oyaity Sold, Wholesale anti retail, at Mr Butl 'es, No. 4, ,C 1”- corver of Paterpo‘it , :r 'row Murray, and horn, ' Ne whore, D ublin; 'Ft ewman, bxeicr ; thld l lONA:ill'', lymtautli ; littlinge anti la re 4 son, Liverpool ; Ly.teh, Mituchester ; i'edlt Ross, Hull nath ; ilitutt. l'ottsea ; and retail by most Country Metittine Verniers nil Perfumers, in Boxes at Zs, 94. C. 461. • Of whom In , y be had, • R'S A ROM A I It: R .10 Z 1..14 t; • fi=r Chughs, Colds, Atithillatie and ,kiOrti Throats,. Melee. Tod. per 140 X. i t o Tito 0.()R, th New Britlee-Street, • London. . 1-1 01 t,,,,n't31 Sir, ' E dinburgh, tt,ot BEG leave to inform yoa, 'that ever smwe , the year • 1 have: been afflicted with the Lacs, Veil, tea which, llotn its obstinateiy resi.iting evzsv cour s , o r V.etkitie I,Nscribral by.the most eminent ot the I'44:tits here, aisl 'inetergoing 'several Sever , courses of salivation, Anti tw(ce discharged. front the I losiii t,ll. with little reli c ., wu did ai l.ear to he 01 the most inveterate maitre. In the. Ildfirn; of 1:0t year any disorder had got to such a hea.l, Lb neirly ;Ai! period to no , exisienee---I had a large LILLer the aroilli 01 Po' 11..:t.1, one on each arm, and my legs w e re broke out in a. frightful manner; my right !vas (head luny painiul, and had been in a shot- of ulceration tor the lak seven vears; inv lett had also two large nodes On it, was' very much discolOured, and eve me each excrutiat ing (pain, particularly when warm m bed, as nearly to de• prive the of rest; in this lamentable state, I Wit recoin taentitd by Mr. 1. Thompson, (who received s.) great a u t ‘: them here), to take' your Leake's Parent fills, which 1 belpin 1 , ) Itio 76t11 Of May the C.)lll:i.e. it 4 fortiii4l.r I began to retci re h...,..nefit--113 little more c h in ft nc r ti, the ulcers on my hard and arias were liealed•-•sobn alter; the scms on my logs healed hnwever, consitterabie disc' d in the akin, ,utti pain in the Nine of the left,, which, by the !Iles. , sing of Gott, anti a little Ich)ger your lOW. silbsidcd; the todes dispersinm, the skin , re./7tining its liar LIN d I hue, and the nourna I pains iraduall going oil. I tin.is became, by your liberal advieeniiti'. perfe...,:tly tree from all my former complaints— hay,. :-...e , ivered iiiy former spirits and strength, and am he. coiao „,,,1 tat, in which state navingcontinued man) months to the astonishment of all who kneVir me, am at a lossin Rims to express , my 4ratit ode, but beg you, t„r the t ti other suifering .morrals, to m ak e this my I,orisr..4le - , as I shall 011 every occasion; ix ,to doing, t t a will greatly _oblige, Sir', your grateful, 11:311blz se,;:vant, 'ALEX. MU 1t...K. E Swan's fligh-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above Cure lonic Thom r soh,. No. 3, New Poultry Market; and loan N 0114 4 .9114, Old Assembly-Close, iStitabtirgh. Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, ola A y tom, Meinber of the Royal College. of Sur. at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street, Lon.tore tvrxrt,altera constant residence of inure t hair thrrty-six ptadiee,particularly. directed to the core.or . Venereal Copiplaints anti those incidental to the Parrso; Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which •rnen of' , his profession should always observe in such caster, lit flatters bunself, the advice and asiistance gratuito.isl) adnimiqers to persons taking this hictlichte, wii, li t , esteemed, by a digeernitig Public, as an ad. , ..ntigesel• domart.iinahlcand void of all ambiguity. • Also sold, by, his appoinrnient, for . the convenience of 010 Se-flying, at a distance, at the Pertume,r's, No. 3i, s; Alban*..-fitreet, ; the Toon,,p, No. o x . ort).4treuc; Disborougli i ii, Net. 7, Mr. liteet, Itookseller, No. t, Union-row, Little Towed.. hill: ' Sootii.bridge, Edinbuigti; Mr. :sloe: dent t;lasgow ; Mr. 'lull, Darne.street, Dublin ;. And by one pc l ,s ,, n in every considerable town in Great isritainand I rei..ad, in boxes of only as. 9d, calm, searea up with full and plain ilirectiOns, whereby persons or either sect may c ,,,re.ilitzrriSillves with ease, speiNl, s,:i.;recy i -and morel) ' , tl is. !;very isn sold in Great lsrirvi , 4 as sealer!tti=,with which, by t3vour tt ,ners is • , at Ott. 5t ; ,,,,, r , office—" . T.oor, hio. 9, in is YeC. , ov, and ata Thera ‘.20Luite..14.43.,! Z 20,300 0 0 Amount advertised . . Subscriptions since received: Duke street Chapel, by the Rev. J. Raddock, • atter a Seunon preached by the Rev. Dr. Ma. ciruley, Chaplain to the Bishop of Kildare Mitcham Church, after a Sermon on the Fast Day, per the Rev. S D. Myers, Vicar 44 Non-commissioned (.dicers and Privates of the Mitcham Loyal Volunteer ' ssociation, trans mitted per the Rev S. D. Myers , bf Iltigg, and Parish of Wrawle,v, per the Rev. lames Ciffard • St. Ithn-tlie-Haptist Church, Savoy Precitid, by the Rev. Mr. Daniel, aqd Mr. I.SroAs, Overseer Kinphreige Church, per the ReVerend Robert Lane - • Salcombe Chapel, near Kine,shr;dg, per the Rev, Robert Lane The late Iclin Fair Esq. per the Rev Henry W ray The Pev Henr)' Wray, Reeler of Newton Kyme, "I :141CASICr., - S. Coates and Co Ripon • - - Middlesitioor Chapei. near It ,nn. Parish •Clturcii of St - Mary, Ipswich, per the Rev. W. Layton The Principal, and Resident Fellows of Brazen Coilege,,Oxford Parish Churches- of litirotiam ()very, and Burn- - ham Norton, pyr - the Rey' Richard (Melt Parishes of Patrotbourn and fitidge, per the Rev. Mr, - • . The 41ii Regiment, per (oho Home, Esq., Pay- M as te r - - i Hawes-Locker. Esq. k t riinbureh Subscriptions fransmittyd by the Christchurch And kVilllboroe t- • The Corporation of Cbristcnureh, 1-lants Charles lenkinson, . - Officers, Non connin i-aoned Officers, and Pri ot Cnptain Macdonald's Troop of Royal Horse A rtillery„ Chtistchurch Barracks i 6 Parish Cluircii et Christchurch, on the'fast Day. by the Rev I. Ct:.plc • - Ileliiennitrst Church, near .Christchurch, on the Fast 'Day, by ditto William Dean, Esq. Ileli;eid Subs, ript;ons received from Capt:GtoreeParker 2 2 o Onions 'of Ward- town t)lficc.rs Mr, lonatjtan ter, hint S'obticriptions transmitted by borough r Earl.f i r tividlian 21 t Lord Milton t to p u The kisitop of Pear hor,ll.ll Th, t , 42nl of Peter. I,lorottKit . 5 t) rtivhdent4n . of North:mm.loo - 5 o 0 The Rev. ft. o,,rtionf, 140 , :lor k •S. 0 , 0 I het'arish of Prokisk 12 12 o o 1 0 1 I 0 So 10 c. cum Clinton, tly the • , Rev B. Barnard S to. 0; The Rev, LS. 1' rAtt, Vicar of Peterbro' S o Subscriptioroueceived at Lin houses hi the 1110 NI AS I No 3, 4. d, 2 3 3 13 4 S 4 14 0 0 "A to 6 6 12 o 3 iS 6 S o o 3 0 o 5 '5 I :1 7 13 s. 6 1; o o II 17 0 13 4 0 i 6 16 7 10 1 o 0 T) o 5 5 r 6 a 2 5 4 5 7 o o itirst s o o us Maje- , rv's ship Aboukir; Mates. Niithhipmen, Assistant Surgeons. and Clerk - s Da) s Pay Seen arO N.lmrines t Day's Pay tam: Squire , and Co. Peter !,quire, Esq. 5 o 0 'flips A IdersonCoaki, Esq. 5 o o (obi Benson, Esq. 2 0 Mrs. ttmKe 2 Mrs. COX • 1 Airs: DCHiglas • T 1 0 ttlrs. Itv. , etaon . Qr. Skrimbhire - 1 r o -r 1 o Mr Th,:s.cooa,nan Mr. flopkimon • t t a Nles,iti • • Tonge, and sprigge 2 ix 6 ,yd's Co*o. house ; and by ali ircti KinKdont Fi Izt;ll,,t )N, SCcretary,, (;torg,:lirrd, Lombard street !!..rtirPi/TCE TIA_TA'PENNir• :.T:, DIPPRtAL PARLL4MENI. HOUSE OF PEERS, THURSDAY, A,Patt. 4. • The Royal Assem was given by.Commissior; to • . the Exchequer 131111 Fendiog Bili, the CoMme ic it Credit Bill, the Annual Indeni ,itY, the Oentwa- , stoners of Military Inquiry, and the Militia Gaßcers Indemnity lulls, together with thhty-ohe 411 s of a private or loc ti description. The Lords Commissi .nets were 'he TAM) eltity. CELLOR, .1 1 :3r1 ant Lord NY,L9INOIIAth. 'Their DirdShips then adjourned fur some tithe during pleasure. After the resuming of the House . , about fire o'clock, the Bills .upon the table were forwarded in theleres;'eative steges. On the accession' of the Militia Indiamenr Bill; a shr'art conversation took place between the Eteb tf Liverpool, Derby, and The Noble . SEettEees v of Sears towing stated the expediency of theildi in troth'', mete m e witty no unneLessary delay in its progress, suggested the propriety, of reading the BM a second titoc to morrow, note ithstanding' the notice of. a Noble Earl, respeaing a discussion on another Bill, 5 i 0 ..1 lot t hat 'day ; and spelt Lords as thought proeer could deliver their sewimett , on the next , the Bill, for which it may b 3 understood that toe discussion of the MCattLe was fixed. The Bail if Dreth? eXpressed' hitwelf greatly do t . satisfied with the principle of the Bill questioe, at least to the extent to which it was titrir:d ; should feel it his dutyjo oppose it in every stag It went to perpetuate a new system with resket t o the Militia, and immediately rte i rpose.Nikiititmal hurthens the poorer classes of les - Majesty's- s u b.. .jets. His Lindship alsia noticed the great rise, latterly, in the price of substitutes. The Priuciple of . the Bill 'was one which deserved the greatest at tention from that Hpese ; and he thought its dis- cusiion should take place at the regular stages, tho,igh he did not flatter hit:itself he could persuade , their ,Lordships to vary the proposed arrangement. The Earl of RosiLYN hiyi.oriad what had fallen froth his Noble. Frietad, and the Earl ot 141vsepooe spoke in explanaticee Ail, understanding appeared to be 'aettled, that the second reading should take place ie.-morrow. ~ • LETTER. Or MR. POLE. The Order of the Day upon which their Lordships were sointnoned being toad, Earl STANnOtig rose to bring forward his promiied motion on the above subje. He- first muted that the. Urcolar Letter 'of Mi. Pule to the Magistrates, of .which a copy had been laid bef ore t h e Ho use, should be read ; and -. it was according!. read by the Clerk. His Lordship then moved, That the Ad i. o f. the. Irish Parliament of the 33t1ut the King, chap. ete, lie. the Convention A. , be also re-ild; which proeeeding accortlngly took place. • The Nook E e t th en obserwed, that their 140014)s hid just hone! read the two doeuments upon which exciti stvely,he meant to found his proposi ion. He said the tnytion was in itselt. a .very simple one, and which in effect would go to declare, that the letter Mr. Secretary Pole, calling upon the Magistrates of Irel and to act as he required of theth, was going beyond the letter of the Aet, That was what his motion imported. It certainly, went to relprohme the letter upon the account of illegality, and he de fied any lawyer ‘yhatever to disrove the ColibtrUC.• Hon he should put upon the Ad. The me sure in question was contrary, to the li erties of the people, and tended to excite hatted and ill blood. Their Lordships should not sutler such a document to remain on thoir table unnoticed: He would, in the first instance, state ilia motion tit • their Lorde , ships was to call upou the House to reaolv*, That it had taken Jana es most sericus coeaidera. ruin` the Circhler :Letter of- Mr. S eteetry Pote" to • the Magistrates of Ireland , and also the Ael of Par liament therein mentioned, being art Atlnt the Irish Patliatnerat, of the 33d of his Majesty, chap. 29, • and that the HoUse think it necessary to declare, that • the said Circular Letter required the Magt; , - orates to do and perforni certain acts of s..tverity not authafiSed by the said Aa of Porliament, and which it done and - perlormed e would be direetly contrary to law ; and that the said letter by so reqrairiug the Magistrates to tide . required them to attack the eghts of the people ot lieland, and is therefore and there. by an unjust attempt - to - invade their liberties ' an d that the said lent r was direetly contrary to that spirit of ctanciliatiott which ought tea a6ltlitre the Govern ment Of berated tOwar.is the people`of that country." Tins was the Motion filch hi meant to 'submit te their Leirdshipa. The jet of it wits, Mr. Pole's cad. Inc, upon the..AL.gist lee es to perform :Utz, of • seeeete which they were not- ahlierioel by the Aft, aid that was the true. queseee be ore the m , 'ri le J e tt in ()minion' was uudcniab:y a penal it was. a taxed principle in ltw that evt. peltsl statute ehould be coostrded Lordeiip then proceeded to tit examittetion oh the letter, ptoVl3lollB, of the 'Ail in - question, contending that a plain • and obvious coostrumion thereof amply bore out the coneluaiens couched in hi s rocs- turn, the aaidieTnot in the leatit degree trench upon • the right of etching to petition for the redress jaf grievauees ; this 'was expressly mentioned in ttte proviso at the end' of the A 1, tLhing. therein should be construed to preVent the nodutiha.' ed right of his Majesty's subjetes to petition ow:it or hhi Majesty for the redress of pl_Mic or private grieyltnces." l'hey should attont.l pata:War ly to tee citcionstancee of the c t t loope thil• tray (Aunt within the meaning ot the Acts , — e',", w ere-eehliely notorionS, 'I he &it'etint , .,l con . iVlrkpl'atell by tile Act were : , o t tp we di Why