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u N T...t. . _., A..., ~...0. • ~.,,... , ~..,„... ....,5..... ~.„....: ._ ~........„•., ___,.... „...,..,;,,,,./ 7•- . 4 . t 4 . ... , • ~- , - . . . , . ...!./ It , , .. . . '.. . • .-. ~. -.. • . - _ , , . ~~ r~~ :~',~'J NumBER 2673.•] WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1841. [PRICY. six PENCE: ~~ ~_.~. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. IMPERIAL PARLIAk,E,IVT. Mr. .YEL - HAM expressed:d . wiih.That the Hon.. •''Gentlernan` opposite to hith, .wt>uld postpone the Motion - of which he had giveti..4itkitice, ; ; for. a share tithe, on account of thinece,saiy Lord (CAs-rLittEAGH)„ - • Mr. SHE RIDA k.said he pas sorry for 'the b . c., casion which Made. postpnement necei.sary,;• W understand. that. he aftcrw.;:rds tillifcd Friday the day .when he. would bring it fiitkayd. The-House in a-Committee-upon-the Petition bf 'the Common Brewers; agreed to•ceriain,kesolutions, which Were ordered to be reporte - ato-morro*„.: The Innkeepers' Allowance Bill for Quartering-- Soldiers was committed, and ordered to be reported tomorrow. . . • stisP'EtigtoN 'OF- . THE HADEAS'CORPUS - ACT. On the Order of the 11#*atraking into faglier consideration • eht Report PA 411‘1411 said, ,t4nt shonld appear ~,that the-battle dangerons pradicts mere now 'carrying on, as, before . the §uspensititi of the L E,4I)CiS Corpus' . 'Ad, the House, lie trusted, would sec t..Le r,et)esitY72 .of recurring to a Measere,which had b:ea formerly adopted. t!. He hoped Gentgmen would not suppose - that he: wtfas abotit- to likciTce''ai;y. to the. House More than their' U:thnittee'hitt thought .it their duty to start,.-that since the exriraxion of usileusion Ad,_ the sitioe Seditious praaicis - were resorted,to4t:lserore. lie Wished only to call - ,the-atrention of the-,1 - lousesta the 110...se'ni. situation'. ~.of. . the_Cottntry.-1.Ni. , .. it .was*not . ieeesiary :to detail ~t lietmegiot4 disifFetled'r , Crsonsi - Tlte-Reporr of ii;riner corgn:ci ttees . boih, of it 4 -thefrish Pir1iati%.44,04.-c,4llll,th.c.io.4,,otyatitiost f,„milerneii.t,the3er,",thppe:sitax.4 fult - rtittt detailed ateounr.of atf the cirpunpYtekila?lltrit had to the . .Rehelliotl: JrfiiiO4::'' .-. .w t 4, thefe tatecl; that at 114mhurgir there was a Standing Committee of disal , feted p&sorts, whrt hertrighLir colnrati nicii ions With -the disaffeded iti this C9un try. If Gentlemen sh o uld think, upon !coding the Report Of-the Secret n ittee,:thut thet4e,poopns•had . bferr 'so . checktxi, ' by the oper4tion of the tts'o.-liitls . wickh had been pass.. ,ca o ..as. a4thigi.z:e skie,;(o - Mtpitteer - ,to state, that wry tiling kVitkin,A.stat-of. trixiquillity, her, in theretva.444o.4ipz:rictieSsity 'for adopting fresh tmea ures oftirectttioi hui:ifit should.upliear 'alai Report, tt.ic . tlic.atisfklion al' the "incise, ,ihai .-,since the +expirafipp, /If thee . - "s-ult - Seditious . Persons.. bnti. lie un w ith fresh , :thele'eri . deurours .to..givix:. over - Order ' - or the _Pet)Fle; nleJitsof•paths:,' anitillatis of cuihng - diem 0144, 1. 41.11 T . cchnrre4r. tarici, - "tfierr he trusted thel-lAS wcy t :l4l judge that therelvas no time to be lost i'.l..o6pting.me4s,nrc,s sor ted to the of the...tnotnni. lie at Ittigett . lha.tiAtelStivits. sion of the Habeas Corp:Us ka was a measure which at all times sllaold be:ctltertalned with great jealougy: But though it was one of heierity, it inusealso be considered as a . mcasure :of precaution anti s6ctirity. It was one which never tould be much desirect by the Executive GLivernment, * inasmuch . ' as it' attaChed: upon them, an additional responsibility, at the. same tiine :that it invested ft:7l •with additional Poweti Z he :' CoMmitree had recommended as_ AIFiSAFC of ,Pwc.4;34aA k vililAirelt;Rnioit; (•f • i vAI pf. the'. loi ;' Well the Se-: eirtiPteit".44diiietti3 :OU(.t Ifl pro pos. iffeld ) . amine ..,,C*Wert:disCitssfotr. in, t I I vt#g ; • would '. :4llet4tite fes . s • - fi; r frith to eitet . .l' in - t-o.any far, 01. t. ihota'nibie rtq. l&ririg in :Biltriotrevive..the.._.pintitin'atii:e Of, fv9t ti4hcitc. 'Ad, to be OP:4E4'W t t7l' he:yrl? . c.scl the" ; read ing ) ,..R.kAt)i l Aig,Aeotliii* *tit . ift;n mov " ed iige.o44 , tuvitt4ife pintinitanto Vitbt: pm') sr ,- 4" , • Cnaiiity -whit thus, imy, he saw- no suffirieot -. 4eiti , - • ' Soli why-the]tHouse should .be _called upon in , such ~,, , o.)„ haste-to pasi - .finch .- . an Ad f if :3,,i,,,,,,,,ic.)4: _. If. .M;- - . --,' ,' iiis tees lfad thy-sufßeient grounds' to gi...t.'itpt2r4tAcy ' l ?' Might, w ithtatir - Mich an i1,.e1,,.. i - ivitalier - ttp -aus i yic.i' l "(4 :'bus ' p en :ns,: - rrhe s -oply eit . .. - tit could produce would. be to detairr stith.,persons longer in prison than could bidane 'according to ,L 4 1 1; :; • ; ft.-even : from thi s time, eight or nine -weeks would', clatise -before. such persons could he brought to trial. . Was there then such pas Sing this Bill, as not even to al. - .. low the Committee time tO.state the:evidence Ppun which their Report was.groimded ? It Nvls-sirignlar, that not one of the persbus detained hird betri brought to trial, aftet,,,a. confinement *of two or `three fears - If these were the . persons wtn" were , y ,- . `hbis- plotting- against.-.GOvernment, surefv there must - he i evidbnee against them. Ffe'‘visheif to see-this . - evidence . prodereed. \Viiat harm rr. danger ! could 'keit*iie...froitt seeing tilt-. P a c; which 'occasio n ed these - .perso n s t o b e taken i.re .-- In tine . Irish llbuse, --. of Commons, and during to Rebellion in:. Ite.:. Una, the ,Report of the Secret Committee there -,. was fairly detailed from the Evidence produced !before that Committee.. ,AV.hyt -then was not the -Hobse to know the .evidCnee-0n.,,w-Velt. the Coin_ mittee have now 041 . 0. ;. The PubliarciiitilitiecetrO : .. - no injury by .Ihii.-short delay - . Thatiliiire.mtink ..,, - IVleMbers of vtlie-;House now, in the .. ,,tOuntry, Who' ~. could net Nye:: been apprized of-any such hastl, . steps'. hetilt tictittosed . He did not say that. 544 iispension - , ight not be Not that he 7 - . -, lii - d ever -- reif;ior: a - mea s ure of this 'sort, fat, I* qh,Ptielf r t a 1 atlas' vrere . lgng. enough for a sits ~. ..;!. -.., 'pm c ted pc nit lying - in- gaol bifore being brouglit ''- . 6 "r_b! .. suspension', to trial,"a ikll tjlep-ipstb - neetnarr ~t 2 ',fie tirfflagnt 27t ll l r, fotwa tit. : 4 ...i . re"!l:itit then ready, the . ca - pi.t ~ould 9 : grant' upon i ptcper _groends-a„ longer :delar. Me 3 , 5 -t :) . belie veil...that iii di ff erent iearts-oftbe coutittrolett,..7' :::: 3-. !'" ) . . ings 144.4eii called e . • but';', , lete npf - rh.. e telitgis7.l:!c.s‘ ..already leplly - lritiloffitoti;pieventsgcll4,Ar-ere . - ditiCitis i . ri)e , fitetimas; that those.whorniklit 'wish ti . 0 .. • meet for the Pu rperte of instruaing their t - ,61 - i l att tic nts l , ,-„ .oivfor.the teal redress Of gliel-RllCeS i Wfilli42l:li•af'aidi : .:':: 1;• too. itieerittizordiiig to this Bill, inasm.ych-itli ;are ' ~ . ' to the Magistrate ;lie lio*fer of diversing' ii . .7Peblic . - H iVleeting,- as he' - shouhtihi,ok,iirOper qpqn * hi s own . ' !' - opinion. ' 'l:hat there g•ere.jaeplOnit,47.4llleiiti9re --- .. _ . he also believed 1 but the) ,. *fie' . dearly of the same Patine-as-11nel,- 4ppeatvd. .three'. Yttar?E''aa'P; -.- ar4 ' l l . would ask; 'whether:loy of those 'pc:soils - who iiad ' . . been hrougl4.,lo...trial,,for such Publications, had , not received the properfsentO'Cc.- i.)f - the• Law ?. fter'• * . cotild there l fice- assign 'no other 'reason', wht x theSs.... ~ .„.- persOns-fitiotw,it .: otitined had nlr' , been brough t ..to •.. Trial,-but be4tisse-xoihiog could be prOthiced.'ag4imit,' them. . this itte..Oni !! , was now trought . : forward at, -a time when the Country was enduring the great_ est, distress, end. when many persons had cause to complain ; when !the Labourer .and Manufututer '.could hArdly exist.; and when, through the great ad„ vante of the Poor- Rares t only wealthy Parishes were Capable of maintaining their own Poor, whilst addi. clonal Subscriptions were solicited in the. Metropolis .to keep the. Country from starving. „The return ...w4ielt t hat measure proposed to • make t o the People, fut all- their 'patience and fortitude tiiitier the hard, shipl they endured, -. 15946 to t'ell, theitt . that Parliament was afraid of their sliding into .jacolitilicli;'princi. . ples, and to prevent , this, , it Witil4:l - shut their trtpuths and.send them tti prison. . ffe . lea d another ir ~ . . sulierableioDie4ioo to the mensuCei tthWt it ,iliSce, .. v r ral a,llisposition to coerce rattier .titan to con. ciliate; I fa;thoughr the People y‘c.re,much tOl.ie,c'etz).: mendedloohetr patience, ; .as welt :ts roe `their arm; ness in resisting badprineiples, and for uteri kiyalty and attacliu" tent to'. the ;King and ConstityttiOtii ~,-In his opinion-itwould be .dishoriourable tei:t iep,. to , consign thep,;by ithis.-Aet, o'2 rik e ivritl s'r r '%Vliatevers . , . . - mr.. - cmrsx. - said, that the resileetability!of the , eltarailer4if the Gentlemen- of the -COttimittee, , 'was no stAiient reason why. he s,ll ,r :l4give.,;ktnut his-. ,voter . - Ile wished' , to iZ'r: aw, • 'What , tia tiger could -arise ,to the Country, if the committee had brought , krwasd" -illeir 'evidence ? 'ls lte.. present pros - eeding. ,wAssgtrtrigly - linetttred with the same line)* ' cum; duft which the lite Minis t i ers had 'pursued, "and: he was,truly- sorry for it. If it was necessary .to-So; • 7 thitugh /his, Bill in its three stages in one day,. he . would atk, , Jtow.it carne- to pass, that %the" Ai - joist er ,- istioulAt li.i*it,zuTered: the House. to ` adjoLirtl for near : A.,t'Ortpight . . ,, Surely; it- Avas-incurnbent .0h 1:11n to - - get_ up and-itatt; what circumstance; 11. 4 tA''' As fax In t he tt e ltAryAti to justtfy such precip i tation. as fell to bislhare to know, 'he must say, - , that more patier,ce in the:People, and -sehmission to the LaWS, bad . never 4teu.,,4nown that daring the last Year ot. , ' yk.o. . Till he , sitv the da2ger stated, he could n o t . consent to Surrender the Rights of his - Constituents,„ - ald the PeOple at large. .. - . '' • ' •. • ~, • - • •MORROW EVENING, April 16, tBor, " will be performed, DEAF AND DUMB L THE .PRP HAN 4It.OTECTED. 110 USE .OF P:EERSA APRIL 74. ''r WITH THE MASQUE OF COMUS. Loin E t.norz took.his seat on the %%Idol sack this . day, 3 .for the first time. as Lord High Chancellor. The various Bills before the House were forwarded in their respedive stages ) , and a great. deal of business, - chiefly yatc, was disposal of.- The Duke ofßocct.ittlen and Lord D 1 Ct.irxeit.o. were 'Worn and took their seats. - 'Lord Allot t. 4 til) acquainted the House that he had a Mo tion ofa very particular nature to bring forward. The Order fat the exclusion of Strangers was immediately indval : and, in consequent*, we are precluded from stating what took --place while the Order continued in forme, which was about half an hour. On the re-admisSion of Strangers, their Lordshipslpro ceolal to hear Counsel and Evidence respeaing the second . reading of • THEATRE 'ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN; J-MORROW EVENING, April 16, 'iScil, will be peifijfined Comedv",' called POOR : GENTLEMAN. • - vBiY pE sE. WYKEIIANIIST MEETING. .SHE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of WY KE beheld at the CROWN and ANCHOR TAVERN, in the Strand, on THURSDAY. the TWENTY-THIRD of APRIL inst. were the Noble ai,d Gentlemen educated at either of the two Saint Mary Winton Colleges *IV asos i vs.asyst sv srtWARTIs. Right “On. E 371 of Nialresbutp, v Right Katt.. the Cbait,C4l4;fent s kiat 4,01" Thomas ,Tyrwhit R. P:Cliiew,(E.c• . *— Rev. Aft. ,flraiNcPre- • - • Rev. M.c.`Garxiicr. . 'Rev. Mr- ' DUCEWORTH'S DIVORCE B r1....,),;ch . ..t aPPCared that the Petitioner, Mr.. G` Di...t.icAvortt, of .Bro91:14144-in Lane.-shire, was maw - ed -to Alikr.Y.C.. nind ~ hi*lldw uni64.'4lr : •!' ,1".10:!, ot.tis alma' coo4itYi Itlt' . • iity:VS.E;:thaetAttr•l 3chter,-.4kitok.;l.vino l c aitd that in • - 4itiji, Dukwortit Ives cietedeti in a criEnin.ial ihtetoontse: , 'fir. (i.b7ev e Eon, d en :, tist ofhlentinghain. , - In 044e4deatce - iiit. tchiEdivavery, Mr. Duckworth ..broug,ht his 'aadion igainst..ilott in lA-it:Michael ints.Terin in the Court 7 eil'' King's - neli, :md Ohtatned s 2.ol. Daina4cs, hal the u s ual proceedings 'ware instituted - in the - Ecclesiastical Cotirts---..the.rasult ot . Nvhick was it'• definitive secitt-IWC liant bed, boatd, Ike. - between .1i r, and Nra;.., 0'44- wOrtlit ~ i ''. - - - - '. 1 The pfirtkulars of .the case Ate deem it unnecessarirt6 re cite, being alt;ady beitre the Public. thmugh the ine - didu,t of vur Law Reports; !Mt, such eViticilee was brouglit hefore the.Hinise respeeling the itripottant fad `Of the Attu lierf ~- - as seemed completely to satisfy. their. Lordshipw _.: - • '. - The Couns4l stated ; that the Petitioner, Mr. Duckworth, was, pursuant tot he regulation's of thel-liptse, - IR'atien t iinc e ,' .. • ready Lu answer any questidu, or u n dergo the stridest-scrittliik thcic Lordships aught - , think proper tp,*p.ggest, . figArcvdr; • the ilinise deemed' bii;:appearance unnetxs:r4ry in o t ilAke,, Questinti •*iiii putiitliteirUidsitirs•ttecided 'that °0.,1V . ~ Tho Counsel, ke. WOlilltilde. - datt, vitlitirartwitt:3-1131111WIS read a sevond titne, and 01440itt10 4 14 .00 1 5 1 ;it D/i . ..' tgli...t ""°Sevtral Papers; 'rclative"to a pending Ap p r wets. potc r l - •Sented by , t he - paper 0 flit:bit ' from ' the Couyt . Ctiiiittft . v an I retain!. - - •'- "- '"- :- P - , f•noi? o ..1-1-10 v:".. - n'it.: tart, o f C L A 4 E presented , a Petition ...fr94.4oithitt yterinins confined in the Four CourtS . IVl,,arslitlsea Piiioo, 1)•,01- ' ,Itts; p ‘ rasting• such, Relief as their Lori3hips , irit hzii'Cvitaviet, ' 4:C..mtilft l ijecin proper.--Or erect iv be.au tierottio.::- . .,.. i.., , •• - A short explanatory conversation'took+tate be : tween the Duke of .Nolt/F.OLIE. 'anti Laid-tt>tri-,4:.. nOROI.7GH (the late CUAN.CELL.OI/ob , •talitiVe tti4 - efie:.; Order made for the. attendance of Applitlinir4o - Bills, which arose from a stragertitd, verifje - Noble Duke, That though., -the cased 'a ii'ettrile Applicant might not be iiv, the conterrirfittion 0144 House .when the Order was framed, 'ter, certikiiily the spirit of the Order extencled-to:crery . desclitii, - iion of Applicants, and as he - uneletitbod . :CampberPi. , , Divorce Bill stood for.. - Fridar.-neNti ' he sgnuff ' 'move that Mrs., Catnii6ell be ordered:4o actead . the . House on that days, Ls IV L 011 G. li 8080 - LTG .1/ ateed with tile- Noble . .. . ... Duke, that thecate'ori Vinta e PetitiOntr was not in the contemplation of the House, .when the Order was framed. The casein question was a" - - ,very „sin., gular one : it was withotit . precedent; and, pro bably, would never occur again. He thought, up_ on -su , :ll a ground, an extension of the Order . wouht, be unnecessary. It was in the power of the . House, undoubwdly, to Make lEn Order to suit t h e pp" artists_ lar case. . In the present- instance, the Noble 4n4 Learned . Lord seemed .to say, it would opera a - .14%ther.as _an. hardship.: .e , • .• -:, , . . . . 4-•.• - • - • ..- Thr,atei? 6/ NOR.POLK "i'vatiro s i4ifaiit't4Y — Ilain, that. by the.lv6idit% of the Cirtie!flt_tit ' lz i gs cript ions of Applicant s ' . w4re:likelu - ilett,- .4 :lBlEeh y 4 ,fjles•ciCriClintc-rfering,.iilfortneti His Gi'.ice', '1 ;(as ,kr.i.les bati...-aistmdy beco 1.06k1e for the aite:ipoic4 ku .Nl,ls.;,Addsion, who m, lie' - 2.supposea,. -his roe , 4 uitant.;:g2-IThi .statement, of eonrse, VAiiiiri a ! ~ , ,i g A fliscitsiiv, , . • .t'." , . ,:...:. • .. :,.. t vc 1,,:)..1_,-. ..~-. ;'~ : .. ANATIV:E:Of PARIg;-. witt - sOtiks thC Vrench L angua ge, wj , th puri urta Clgtinte, • and' ;',lto his re yc4r,,s. . in two rigApeetab le Fatni.;l : entering into a Similar situation : she..bas li i bt i ls ie ci v it e g ra ir i ou's clad , a pro ticiehtY, hf.tbet taliati f,ailktiage'anct,Dra'ivink, 4 .well ac quaintee-w:lril the. best Ftenca thOIN dad .oeogra. oy, and has paid 'iottiOattentio k t r t.q Hi*toty,„ Ro t testota• Iti A a to her chatieer, she can tele'r ta. the Parnilies in valwh ghe has 'lived : by ornivErvitich this -A-ilgertiseroent has baen i n „ rtec i, .. r withr2 oft econuneniing..4 deserying:l l 4ooA- Letters a ddressed . Liram Watrhq4,sei -) tacing gr: - C:emeht's'Church, Stran d ', be carefully at tended to. • . 7 . v. ";• .-t, A.NNUITIZS, PLA.CtS I:NbER..GOVERVI: IkrENT, sec. - • .'" Tr - OSSE DISPOSED OF, a-Pension - of i 41.. 12s. 3 , -year formal. one of Joel, a-?ear forl , pol..an annuity of 1501. a-year for .t 3061. one of 4001..a -year tor.3nonl. G ea tiemenlaving.iiiitrest, may he tritbnneil of genteel Vaean ! des and Resigbatiencuncler Gaitrnment; of gbl.'iser.' soot. 3061. ,41. soul. 6001. 744.1. Sopl. xeo4l. 14661... and• ieoool. a-year, at Horne and Abroad. . Persons possessing reveal 'lncomes, arising • froiri 'Etates, INloney in the Funds, Kent Chargei;••ftelarrimc Settlelno.nts, Church Livings,. Widows jointures, Pensions, &c. IB4Y be trcconunedated skrith Moky from tool. co any mount. - Personal APplications, From~ till ''f'hree o'Clock, to Melville and. Cu, Vo. .7, Cecil-street, Strand: , .No Letters reseiv , t4 but what are paid. • - #• P. S, Church 'Livings and Covertl=M Securities bqugh!. told ana exchanged, • ' N. B. Twelve thousand -rounds will be irruttediatelrgery- - ' fft oratity of rent, ellarp of tzool. 4-year tinexceptio,n-• ably sacured. ' • • ASIATIC 41451,1414 L REG TA he ME R,. 42.0, llus Day was.publis4, In Oise large trbitiare; ip`:lialf-btAM(.I and fettered, , .Tlio which is preixed; a •CON FINQATION.of thz, 1115- - TORY of INDIA, comprehending a Niewi of the Coin% ree r, :3 .l - 4 83 %erzotirse tictweon that Conan,' hnd Eurcpe, the Rise and Progro.. of the Portuguese Trade and Et.t:t. blishinents in the East, and of the Causes of their De clension and Fait') PrwASIA -I'lC ANNUAL REGISTER A vi EW of the HISTORY of HINDUSTAN, and t , f t h e pOLITICS, COMMERCE and LITERATURE VI ASIA fet the Year 'BOO.' i p r i ntec l for J. Dcbrett, opposite Butlington.House, Picea „;;; `" — . l of whom may be bad, The ASIATIC ANNUAL REGISTER! for t 4709:. to Oehich is pnilfi*Cd, a History of India, from the earliest Ages to 1603. ;":0' - - ' ' , b - --',- - ' y i l l .°T 7 ' - :-.v, Egttef 11.1011., . scrveir i i t at a s In rtan lA2;iaess #doct fciF , _tp.iiip: t riciw,.tke ANfilit th i ka, 4 3 ttirc the4Didpil fM.4lip ecOn‘i o;ca tlitl ts A I N • - I .weqlc,Dcbtiiti 'lrtif ',oil' - 0,14t,t4ty aicharg4A,. and a ante d f o r i 'if • - ' Wicti'- Order appo ts secy . n .. Ilcadsug .43n k frilesOar next:',' 'His. LOctishili hit .trsg. tno veji, ta ali; 'efrett; ,thosyrocderdings iiTle ortietcd r - O take lag. ; :actoraitislt, : 'Ailjourneti till to-macrow. - ~, zitt;:ip.,...7typr:e #4l. *Snee 4 8 7 sorry ttlr:tt , the, Aiiis Nil lea 4194 40,- make so .preciOtate , Tr , /hit ..wlien Plotszand. e_untiriitics i.4lk - Ol 94:Acme .ruspi _ t:iun prejuditie a frat-114 '44;4 hynselfi'and' 441,ter !tikitut oilatmcd-haish tneasu c iftzsitr:ccri, tie slioulkiiot i tleicti - -c A ft,frfitn -.dolt* his, tixst An-satisfy had sent t_O-;that .ltklitustai,.:o- well As House" ' thought i•rhAt theiel' = Was`eAtleiic- , stiffieictitt' before * t rhentil to Iras's:t he" 'SuitLei)sittS4f:the Habeas Co rp U 6 tlttlf.they, would Toi, e it :at: but l)t , Wa:it istorlttiOn ci t -6 1 , 41 . first hlttl t.ll,FßOlgtry, and nOt tnetstliv - itqlltrely tln f itif 4tiqii " ,F 4 E ' tS - T ' - piAlgt , ,t Let. Otis Cilenttifiii uits : chtfieetyN46l,(*rientlAtnvp , .viere . wcll 'aware *hit a Ihillot ' wash - raider, sum ctr. cutostabcrs: It was liar like a P'allbt on Elefion` 4; some might norr,inated" on his side :the House, and be nitned' ivich . ather qentltmen Were this 'the ca-sei he' thotiht the: Public .have nr,,re.,confideriet in Wier a ertninittee; than, as' mat:. ters *gig- it* 'Mr. TAYLOR said,lte• OUscrvet'l irlat the Ez-Mihitttir distiovered him elf par ticitlarlr' , ttlettia With his remark. H e , could have.no doith that if ttierL `;'•C‘v Minist 'Or took the advice of the old one ) . 'their the lathe rfoleift-: tnealtlrei' would be paisuera:: As to committt, it. was well.knowil how the List . wai sons were chalked oat by the Right Hon: Gentle_ man, eltinctlf:d with hina ) and - all ,4„ twit' thim thei; fittFrotkir.: Report not .a t ripit the ,k oupitciiip,ol; *tat evidence on wpich he' comtnit t e e had come• tifl'Afeciftio*on, while -uon the mere repor t , o f the Cotrintitcce,) tie fiouse was cal ia'apon - to stispenti- . the liabe4s , At% wits the g reat paliaditrai of , the liberties the t,:intry. It bad been s aid, that this Bill threiv great- re.spotoiiiiiity on lYiittisters,. Inquiry and werci - uthe•stitelp:ettY words; butfoX 3ieii.rs i pa3t liar hAti Aexer.known this Inquiry entered trpoo.:..not.thisaespausibilitylefilfled. • Eat let eveiy ao.yossiblei. and. the discomeat* the... , • . .- • • --..-- ALt o f a . V 1 A 7 l AB hE , ESTATE', delightfully . situifici on Itteltiver Nith. in the..Neighboilrhood of the To ‘vN /- of DU.MFRIEg, Scottotd. -, - ,4 1 : •: . ^,; L TO T t SO LB ay f uult c Ave . 's,' eitl, . .. ' • - . fly Messrs, GRAHAM and HINDLE, Ilt the Raittbiyi#' . Coil'ot-liiotriii ' t.-'l.) . ttiiiillc - ' s Lb:(16o; oil • '.Monday • the %otb Atrairii!". betw i xt the . hours of Oh.: mitt Ttifo in slie-Afternooirr i :. :. trlHE' . Ftvg POUND: LAAP'9,I-0411,4ent., '`o, of 0N11141701. . with the ,tieucit:iiteratt:ntiies; Ppm NO tiliA the :eirish . ' of Carlstrproi;k * , ankl• .Cptairittliopt of tki zin f r i e g t • hoj s urit: te -- or t *pot,: ot.qiic34bctrif, Jar osilicaof x#44.so tt54.4.44401• 1,,,,..„;..4 4 - - ; , tli A ' TitisJ'.st*el4 hv t! ~ , )sitgfyl oz.t. th; ~14 . .5t0r fiio . dt; ':)but . foot Wegiurcil . il,ijleA ~ . low- !.11( sown- pt • ;11?uin.trfv5., artnialy i l l titt4rah i lind. e.t 0it:iierr6eq41,...7,.• 4 .7.,: ' ' kaveri ; e - • ..,,,,wards 0t.4p0 Spots Stattite 4,cris„ ilovOg , Int • S t)ilWa InNSll44eol,lt• in - Azihi ' , , n'lnN tharf'‘ao . -1, , . es: , .. (Act.pt ebour t, Ai l ** ip ; 1 1*i, . and - rwitlit, .iP4 •AbLitt fq. .4-10'es of Maas. Til l; whole .is. incjokl. with.Jtkarch I.e:ices, .lu* itdidividetk Anti). StanYv.lient..,lri:loiuris, sayetai ,f .t .b, zi Kith j4edirs. 41- Ryes of, , Tige.C- - - 1 - 1 4t .great part, of the tri uus ai ;AN of an ex•%:tclulg good quality and tire oie are tapiabloiof much inirtriventrnt at a nrci iofi Oxraie expettcep Irony the' 6ea lilesch air- of the Mitt, which . p.101 . #4. 4 6. tile. Rstatc for a €ousiderable Way', and where the tide flows to a g:eat 'beiz,lit. • , . The. present Rental Is. - ;baur , 33st. . exclusiyc ofthc Maz• • *ion House i 0 thooti, Quttenic and Orchard, Well titoekc{} with bait Ttoc, ou which no Rtilt is put., • -'. Thes. Tenaitt DO the. Shore, ' by putting. Weirs into 'it* ' 'll . l vf* has' of late been • ve ry Successful In catching Sal; +Awl; and, it is believgti, that et, 7 moderate expellee, a cortsidetatne Fishing trtight be establisher!. . : ,• ~,rh*.e-,14r,..,ere0ed by We - Tnwn 'o.r . Dutrtrties at Cliti:, , eiplik tvi•iyhtelt veiscl's• lsrcat bltikl=',Oolue t : i s AtlSOininir. ter-A)I6EOM 'efaid a • 6ad i tom ptlintlies,ti.the - Que, es rinti ja „ 134 . "ttil G .0" 41; p art orwiiidigloillerhc kotlit, ji , axw., ~ 'c r„ t ct ctic, :K Vex, might bc fcilccd to ittuCh Ad . re h e Witfailit t4iikilig cm' the Est4tc arc , thriv't4 nct Agfa FR' '--- 4- N. •--: - • - • • - , • .• 6 rifd Tettintiliilli*w• the F remiSes,' - ' • •'. - f 1.44 :Or Lie g ! lark:, and .'the toad; tiotts of saliinaT be .:seen" on. aol.vliention- to Mes&rg. • coirie 41(.1 .IGTlchrisl, '7.sithhtirgh; Wethstrid ISaxwelii Eig. of Dumciod g h; at - A warier; Moore. e...loper aou, I.owei* - -Sotlerteni, Smith; 2 . 0 3 9 11 4i lildin g r " . t e 4.4114 T1" Virle , WI Nle4•4ilk. GysllAnalltild . iiittri4ii, , " Stn, 88, Cliwievryiane, Loodoo ;( Mr. Rober) 4,, 'f , 'lttfitbilDristot r fax .14004 . dafrift,; soticitbt, , LlVerpui...: r .rw enrtlier .p.,riltanins lha'rittaY•l7;c4iVidittty.'ol}ll'l)c, fle ..led i tivlctlittitt by . 443 ,.. ein i t t. • ... •-•.-.- • ,•f.. : : - ~. trouSE OF COMMONS, .xt - r.5.D. , 0 - , APRIL 14. . • !, riiiiveti frill) the' 1.04t5, %faring L 201,4 ha4;k li trcAltimel'OOl: tinihttens' gl.isTip • Mt ' lii qttillg ' tn tft a4rlActia Givralt I:444ACAtli ;r je - thif. Iteportfir:t.,l,#- rnOiitfic of' , ort vari*us twins frek.,p 1 4,44e04. bmtgfrtt 'two- its' Rep tl o t yks , iOl Mitt giro. to pustAirt.il44 tu.f.ugitir..o‘4it• 16111/.lsi - dy.,T.o ! ixA'A WhietilAss.ord6t44-tu be tbe tthilm pra, bataignt up:the,lleport of tber!t - hiitiih pQr- I nlPPriaticiP :ttyc•trocil iKI it % ;c into 31:40f0r perbbittWthe ItAPOritati' M Or I heat, 10:1111d!COr11, 414, 111 r) IglArtd, tihieh Wa3 Ordered 10 bb - read tl,-worrowl"b • • ' ' ' e.l rifilcsupf 1)•at y and .Tea Du ty -Billsettetd t he Lot werfgaekiii[4.* e , cl;••nd • • - '-' • , _,.... E7X I ? - EdTED - NlEssAc F. FROM fIIS M ~- AJESTY. ' Ally.. ADD/ROVN s a ia,. that in ,li,trsuance of the in t i mat i oA . r hi c h he. had giveekesterclity; he did exTat to.have re(Ni . t c c / His Majest y ' s C OTn- Inands) . ..ei l her.as that clay or to-morrow; on the sob jeft e:rd 'e 'ekistint_diffeltntxn with tfit Nurthern Powers .; .litit'it) cnnteque'n6e of' ,some fresh Intel. Jisence whiCh'hadh.een received Itom the, INtorti, in the course Of. tilt day, he noty.beggedlea%i,e to.recatl titik-OofieerA; Lin4r in cbciii Trcurot4meeitk i it 44, hoett -- -s j if'd&l tiTisqiitt'ile ,that: s e tt c4mlfipirfotio n : ,shiguid not be rnaiii a a rp"ike'lii. ' . 4 '..,j,.,,,. „..,- ,„i., . , - - - there V .. i Mrb' Joxts . rnOvecl, " That lai i &fore the ',House an Account of the ntnoupt of the Hai r .. . ' . f A ''' powlex, Tax ) . froth' the 0 t same, ,to?tile yett-r - 'endipg the' tth Akiiili 'r kit, distinguish in.s,thp funriunt -Of.gaal )eAr ; 'also sr Account of thp, , ,Arniorial :BeatinA . . TA:: for 11 . i woe'peiiixt, it4pthrt with an ACcount of the . Chairs of collet - 1 7 Ing.Q2)4 . numging ;he santl'..i. • .- • . - - • . Thg : secoud reading . of. thisl)44- 411 was dt.. tuna :to FEApy -§01!iiille.1!: . ... M. ~. ~ . M ,~- '~. . • ••• • .! • .. .> ~ s ~~ ,»r. CJIANCELLOR - cf EXCIIEQUE*, "The Hon. Genileinan who. hag just sat down, -hai referred%to me f,a poiniedty, that I think it neees. this 1 • - ' tart /0. ritit at Carl y caL,l r r.),ln 4 'otherwise should'have thought necessary, if; indeed, shnuld otlutftsifie have thought it neces sa ry .eor,nie •to rise..at -eitst * tinight; Sir the Hon, gentiernan , . ks, whefnef'ilieri I brOuiht, - tip; His Corr,imands,' Pepers svhith were iriktitetita A,Sernt Committee, •Wl'ioie Report is 'now tieforii yOU I . was a;vary of•the dangevnow :stated Certairily rl Sir, I then did eanceive`the 'danger to he-greet:4 but what inference doe s the - Hon. 'cirtivr! fronl- that cirentristarieet Deies he mean ro Make it niattrAf 'ehavte agiinstl trie; tii:tt I .t . .a rot the* ptoliose to thellouse.xtneitslire f do not think a 1414 r.n.easafe f: :iliantich as it- dot's - gift:it to die Executive rower an arhoritT•whiell'oUglit...rint to Ue gisen, 'except etr circumstances:Of ttrptli sty 1 Does he mean to make it nuttier of 'charge against, me, that I was not 'ready, 'without to,pioctcd omairteasurd which iiktrital'tc ,- 4 fatcil , ;. t ,' i • ~; A-ND BEE C 1-}:tlNl/3,E R. 1J EWA'S. • TO DE Sot.D•IOrAucTION, • . • , : • .."- • . By. M RAINE, yi.idiy n exi i at tho 3taintosiC Cenntllll:, London i at weive &Clock 0.7 - JAR) TI-JOUSAND and_ THIR I TY:P.%24I(-: •L a•Titt:E,:9;. Tr . As I * , tEiti T ft FES, ft liainurer- harked I.K. riow s tolid ing V 101W° a i 'a - Slibrt distance South of? t h e ; If road- be i lory TA c., ilerts,.and the - RiBNlTlJitittl()N CAN At • 'P as it er,;At Great Atzriquip d stcad i Mr. .Cliyt i a.n./ f rig kritrifl , %v . ! pia.; aet.ll l. tq, t4e., AriadVidki or w hom printed t ota6 414 .. Cu: iti‘r k a li o ; -St Otte fret .4tei 4 A'yi.ttAtry ";•• Crown. ; High-A!yatt'utbe ; :At file Rainbow ; Aitet at lir;.itaine, efiab t loto , strcefOtiootiisbtiry.. , . , - ; s. • s