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ESDAY, _:NTE 21, 1811, [PRICE SIXPENCE-ITALITENNT. : 0/I -111. 1 1.1.1?-1 LTY-omcc, 27M May, 1514. N oTicE . is hereby given, "that a .Session of Oyez and Terminer and qaal Delker:l, for the Trial of WI fence.s committed on Hs . , 114 , 4 SAN, within the .lur% , •diction fif the .eldmiraltij o7 . ..En!,tland,will he held at Jaxtiee Hair, in thf 041 Friday, the I. of ly neat, at pi g lit ch;ch ite the Morning. IMPERIAL PAR L lAM ENT. by's Invention for preserving the lives ,of seamen in cases of shipwreck. Tie Right lion.'Gentle man then went to (retail the merits. of the inven tion, and - described it hr the same Ili:11111er as it has already been so 'often explained to the public. Captain Manby had been instructed' to examine, for the purpose of discovering these tracts of the coast where his apparatus could be used. After a particular survey, it appeared that it could 're nsed on every part of th e coast o f t h e kingdom. It had a l so been computed that the expense of providing the .apparatus at stations ali round the I,,land of Great. Britain, would not exceed 75,000/. He concluded by mOvitt , , - that the Report be referred to the Committee of Sup_ • ply, which was ord ere d accor di ng l y. The Deputy Usher,of the Black ithd'summoncil the IJouse to the House of Peers, HMI at their return the 51 , E,u;.:11 inforined'tl7c. House, that the Royal Assent bad been given by Continission:ls . it' number cof Public and Private Bills.—(For whicia see the Lords.) MARRIAGE OF THE PRINCESS CHARLOTTE. HOUSE OF LORDS, Momykr, JUNE '2O A meeting at the usual hour on ,Cause „slays took place, and Counsel Aver& heard at great length touching. tlie'Scots Appeal, Kerr v. the Earl of Nloira." in the result the judgment of the Court of Session was .affirmed by their Locdships with 0/. ,c0 , . , t5.---The House then' adjourned during pleasure, and the whole 'vas completely cleared. No stnie,gers were subsequently admitted without the ordzrs or introduction of Peers. • 9 111° oitY‘ J. Tr. caoram. EAST INDIA 110 JSE, JimA, ?14. •tlet triY' awl VIE COURT of DlREcnnts of the UNIT ED 'COMPANY of MERCHANTS: Of ENGLAND, TRADING to the EAST INT , SES, do herebygivc Notice, • THE ROYAL visl r. About five o'clock his Majesty the King of Prussia, ,;tender[ by the Royal :Princes, -Marshal Blifeher; d'Yorek, and, other Officers of the Prussian suite. 1-lis Majesty was seated on a chair, placed below dint of the Princ'e or Wales, ex;ictly in the sftuation in which that. otkthc Duchess of Oldenburg!? was placed tviien 311:e visited the lionse. The rest of the illustrious Visitants -sift on the bench itrunediately behind that of the Archbishops. The EMperor of Russia and suite were expected, but they did not come down. The Peers present, who were not nume rous, were in general robed. -The seats were for the most part occupied by Ladies. The Archbishop of. CANTEREURY, the T..onD CHANCELLOR, and the Marquis of CAMDEN, then took their'scats in their robes, as the Royal Com.- missioneTs, on the bench in front of the Tbron.e. The Commons being sent for, they shortly appear ed at the Blr, to a very great number, with the Speaker at their•heatl. The Royal Assent was then declared, in the usual form, to the Irish Exchequer Bills Bill ; and to a few . .other Bills of - jv private or local nature. In a few minutes after the King of Prussia, and seime of the Royal Suites retired, for the purpose, as we understand, of proceeding to the House of Commons. That the QUAR.TERLY GENERAL COURT of the said Company, appointed to be held on WEDNESDAY, the ‘.2 2 d Inst 7 at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon,' is made SPECIAL, for thewurpose of laying before, the Pro,prietors - the Resolu tion of the Court of Directors of the 27th nit. that - in conse quence of the repeated Recountan damns .of the Governments Ii India in favour Of Lient,- , CoL fir John .Ittictilin,_of_.lhe Fort fst:Getirge Esta . bfishments, of the Expenees incurred by him in consequence of the various Missions on which he was employed; and of his Eminent SerVices, Sir John Malcolm be presented with the Sons of 50,000 Sieca Rupees, to be paid in Den gal, with Int , restthereon,at S per cent. per annum, from the period of his cf4itting India. The Papers relative to the above-mentioned subject, are open for the Inspection of the Proprietors, at the Scciretary's Office, at this Hou.se. ;le ob . JAMES C 01313, Secretary. EAST INDIA HOUSE, June 9, ISI4. rC li ',II' 1116 oil 'll4 [vg;' "I.c.ft Ice 1 5 '. f 45 0 H l' .05 ,v ;,l ..0 ef) , 4' '4, N: t , 11 )1-G'811.11 LOZENGES v. atrOtti;/ *1 . it:llet:",gdort, :, (' b y the First Noblemen in the t'l. 44',1*"°' da l a s . wv il Rs by the followin'; Honourabie iittsit, ,I;i`.(„als, to ;ii,"vti-this Iciedicine to their' own hit- It; .. i(; tiett(i, tl, ) 'he ll'oor of their respective N•2ighbour t: I,lr thVbi4celli'cs:4e7"'l'i— - it ;ion. Lady Nap and Seic.. hl,4ltAti.:,4itle. the nu ,l, of Thefl,tiight. lion. toe _:ounte,s i ' t;nt "Rh. th ~, ' Tlts)e i.‘.l,..,:lfittifl-11"oul.r.the Countess ~ iii ~lity. e `-utintess of ouutri'orris. I!(Lit li on. t Avl, 14443' Caro- T 1: e Eight f-!...n. the Countess h 'L;lit . if Cork,. - 4'll, on. i _ • The 11 i.,iit non La 'v Lucy (4.0 t i.14,1P.T,tr: 3/4", Eliza.- _ iiriclinan. ' 4 ' ' 14kAta q'tlY Est, .-I,ad 'e Turner. • , , Y other /..,,,,:_ • ~. I...icy Lo vet. C t i:i _. lt: ":7,0t. the litsi lali;: aril chttratter, too 4,4 ,iTit, Ntleet, lei troil.t. o iiisea,. I,444ttitteslcl;l,2r „f slte.y,i,c,_,l,,att.,l:, AI etlici ne Warehouse; n, .k,ey."44lititi,i,,, ve4e",: iu_s.,7-y,,..q-, I:,toidoii, nd u * y.totf ix, dr Boxes, t at . , . . . . ,_ • _ s . , . . •,, . • 1C713 - RELIEF OF iiil.s,-,,91t' Tli7, DNCRAI6E A- ---.- •nTs 11Nt.s'S IMPRISONED FOB. SMALL, I).k. •• • . 'O. 7. raven -street, Strald, .Tune 1, 181 : 1 . t" 'N ' -F a st Report, ACTIONS -since the L. s . d. (.1 4 1t.411. • 1 - . kir: . cc , nrol4 t • riz.— s - 0 pir„ ilitt f i,, i , $ e.sq - Ann. - a 2 9 0 - Ilillittt':i't ''‘,l('ltii ,I,l.'ia'bledori.', 1.,r.1-I°ares- Ann. 20 0 0 't.ll . '''re I; ' 4 g, Bart. per ditto 1 1' - 0 I-141-444 ,',N'•••! . - - - - 3 3 0 •/chr;3:,,C'rilit:',;tt.N. per Chiid and Co. Ann. _ ~ ~, 0 kr,. , ii ii i n e lttt. ~ - . _, . A . t111 1: n t „ If ' Nie,,, 3 . 14 (i '44 !):4e5.ter . , two yearsben ts t% to ? 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H la., ll ( !erel i t° l ' the of of - -- - . rit' 'd Pl ' 11 Case s uf 29 Petitioners; Ap- Ohl!, ,t,., -,:vierted for Characters 4; Pe artt,7 fttficti'u ittjected -8 ql',,4„s4,ter:cdl3 4.1: rev. ' ‘ : 4 • by J. Camden Neild, Escl-..91.e "n4r ''''lt. " le , . - 4 '4 • -, ittid ": - walk, Chelsea; also ' Fleet-street ;' t kid k e riA a Co. St. James's -street ; Lloares, t:itvozii)d:iiittrli-e:lll;:eor.sieyT,lsoo,nabard-strect ; IlidtlulPh' ,C9cnk,s,'. i 411- s; '.e-4ri llg-C- - • , Dorrien and Co. Frileila_ , " I ; a11-„Iall. ; - ye. r_e s c andr iveu-street, n c-: . s Co. r e ' e 7 t : ' ' l NC l ' ll 're i 444 I 'y the Secretary, .i, I he fit 4 Stlii,ntgle I>olll{S may be seen by 1 no ! r %. 1 1h° - are in L'q yve,[nl this Chariti:, and where the Satiety 11 4 ieetin ‘`,..„............,: (1,, Y in ereri mouth. ---_________:___ • End' Tel , I[EST INDIA. PLANTERS. !te- ti } r,5.,7,.,:t'ATE.0% CONCERNS, ‘'' Pi.?( II :‘I ItT A NT 1 ' 1 1 I :v i h; ° ch I rE lI M e F E . e N c `t an nt:tr)4.4teiTi;4l'.;l' yf Expence, preserve t.11.Ny;1;..50,f.,a1p. , :;,i n vtit,, at 1 , 4 air labour, may he seen, I?) L e t ters ;410ti l Y it 41 '4 F, FIIANIIP 3 CTOILY of J. COLLIN:GF,, .kl , -; ~,ten 'l,43"Yer, ', ..i t ,;,._ ri ,• d, Lembeth. [Vetere ... als P u " -s ,''', (%•1',11,-1:, ,P•Vls..7-T'AX ' I: ETRE ES - awl 110.N . .1,S for ‘ .. e.il,, , r i.,•ce i t , -, K3Es —s tra . ` . 4 ' O . is.ucti by.,his Royal 1 - 11!.thritss 1 ''' 'r ;14"' ,' 11'1 :i . Tt r o - ,!. 1 llighneses the Dukes . of , ~,i,,,,,,ilbasitii,"ol i•Atit,.a'n J C ' triiberland, ..and upwind, _ 1 NUlt ' a ' 1:411i1,:` "i;-',;i,al INobility and Geatry o! ti c ie \,,..,.................2_,,,....._-""ese Cariiages areuyun that Coustru - /4• 11,',Vri,..... 1.441)x4:V4i ~,i'AIT Il\ll ) ,,YiltIAL DINING-TA : P4epi • ~ " IN e , -,.`' PAZENT 11.1FALGAR SIDEBOAB.D. P.:-Aill_ps ' i ,; -- ) „ .- „ 1 - eie ; ,it Niece o • Furn iture, i l 'l;t ea l ti l4 3 ( : 1.;, 1 i i ' r e A: ,, ) IF , s er e 1 - 1 - 1". P ( ails.; l --- 'ill Patent e ~ I:nii . i; t o l s i • t e i tl ,4 S , : i f i a t t 'i's, .' Piirzl•'lds; Brass -screw Four 1 u. : r" . fi,._ w,,er • Lure and Bedding it;,'lll4ttire;'4l.!rl other new invented and im proved .. l':irtable com h ti_ t ut of 1 ; 4 4 ',, t 7 ;.i t ,I V genertlo•til very extensive je s P i- ' 1 " - , articles It •,i' 'Nit. 1' `''').r.,nt. •• tit les'fo r furnichinc; !louses (mu i,,, sh ~''l.quitfattlir - 11 s., • F nili - es .iisay s . el ect,a" d' t.i--„?t,iii,".l"4lY Bolt it ' 'i ‘fel7(lar;:4a„iding the extreme I Y:it•4l4lle,'etiet-4f 14'itit%"ise'Ceral imi;uths in ei,:mPletiug !,., •. koit 'tc• ' their ItT:gqii itit't Nt India 11' 1 • ' and Navy, &c. &c. by '''ll("l4.4ll"Qrs ' I ' l ' d'' '..ine-Str„,ii, Strand, on • . 11'del ' at e ' . '' fitr i I p ' r( ( t . t pt 1 : - p ' aymt . , n t . . . ttr, ily ,-,, . • • vV At .--ts ' MAJESTY'S PATENT. t• 114 ti.. 1. i0 • ANTLATTRITION COMPOST -44,5tr.1.41ii,,e;: Coo r'l.:iii.tie64l:ll i)fi' ..51'14e1417-.'EPigiils' ec'sr; GlArl'a'LeshllletioY'Priv.leillsti. rl i t j, riii; ‘ ' n I)(ttt'ai,—,:' '‘:'rggoris Carts &c.; instead Of Cal?P'.., 1 4, - 1, l i ,s - furcaV, Tar, Pii;celine'and service for Rigging, 11 0` q -4 °r -nes ; to preserve tolished . Steel or Iron front ,4'khit!„.tlvoideo bi.iidiri,rs iiliin the dry rot, and Ity the silt il ii l Pyr e it' ''"l,tic .itve i . n all cases not less' - than three 'ii 411," Nr "t• exclusive. of saving wear and tear, lime, fur ;1 ti!•1140, •iiet,„, , hitp,", o,entees, at No 40 , Clinring-Cross, near the tvrp4.,.laildiers"doti; and, by ;lieir I 'pointment, at m05t ti,v534,,,,„(0)...iii, Bkse: lcr;, P Libcaries, Stationers, the q• i k- oa t i th '" , ne Warehouses, Perfuniers, Ironmongers, qe tii; 44 (i e,),4l'Prs,' Innkeepers Coach and W:tg.gon Of tie, .edic.,, '‘ur :il l , ~. I,ll.atleit:i.ogd,ni „..., f.., Saddh.7rs,. and Spopkeepers, in fiti • lOs (id.; h i , ~ 41, d 1,.2 ,zl,npxes, prick' ',ls. bd. ; vs. - • i 4 , 4 t 4 1 , ,' 4 de g; .:_ho Guineas cacti. tiv:ritliw,iti.t.,A.l,;:le,4. }lox' contains a' quant:ity stitpcie . nt ..i o iti ti i ,u,' of sh%4l:iaes Four limes, with wliichit vir . I ' 4 1 , `` r,O(isAND miLE, aud it will au- PNportiou for all other hinfis of worl!. 4 . ,t i , , • , sl i , ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. \ 1 \ - LY'S . 14:),bt Of nt. le ar n t Clll REANIMATING SOLAR ,sy, bj, particularly recommended at - this Sea ' t I t l% ' • aild a; ',44 'l . tir;L l ''txt's of the iireast and Liings, AFtlinta, tip 'ltiites viol '-'l% Nervous Complaints, Agues, COM-fil th tit te es 1,1) ~r,,vellt bbiorders ,of the Stomach and Bowels. 4,1', afti,;:',ll:,ll,talt to convince the Public more than a 1 / 40 44 i i r svitiv 4,e11 those Who value their health will not •f; ' 1 It ( , ()tit i t , !v . ;Aibi‘, til es a , ,: Ntsid I:iie'd-etreetX,:e7;..ed. and 14s. at the Warehouse, 1491,::11.11,0,;.'inine has '.:'Cl:.T.a6d':.itilell" written on the 441,.. Ni):(itili ,Io4ll,l3,‘yrflii I. Li st P"l° ltlil et ~teen at the Warehouse, contai.n till,. t uures performed by the above in- THE Co MU ofDIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of AIERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice That a GENERAL COURT' •of the said COMPANY will be held at their 119ITSE in Leadenhall-street, on THURS DAY, the 23d inst. at Eleven o'Cloek in the Foremnin, till Six in the Evening-, at the Desire of more than Nine'Priiprie tors, to ballot on the following Question, viz. Resolved, That., as a Testimony of the high Sense enter tained by the Proprietors of •East India Stock of the eminent and essential Services rendered by the late Viscount Melt iile to the East India Company for 17Ntars, during which Pe riod he discharged the Duties of President of the Board of Commissioners, a Sum of 20,000 L be granted to his Executors, lit the rate of 20001. per Annum, until the said Sum of 9.0,000 L be - discharged, the SinllC to he applied towards the liquida , Con of his Lordship's Debts. JAMES COBB„Secretary. This Day was pulAilied, price 7s. Gd. in hoards, YVIIV EMARKS on. METHODISM, intended to Shew its Discordance in certain points :vita the Gospvi of Jesus Christ. By a MINISTER of the (1 - 115RCI-1 of ENGLAND. This .Wort;' is illustrated' by many reinarkaWe 'passages, extracted from the writings of professed. Evivogeiical Authors, and compared.with the express Word of Holy Writ. Amongst , other Works, thosi: of the Rev. Dr. Hawlier, the Rev. Row land Mr. Willat, Mr. Border, Mr. Styks, and the Evangelical Magazine, are particularly noticed in these - Retnarlis. Sol:Pby Otridge and Son, 124, Strand: F. and J. ltiviity,loP., St. Pant's Ciaarcli-yaitl, and .1. Hatchard, R . A.. BRADLEY, 11lichile New-street, ..01..& 1;01101i-square, London, will satisfy the niog. scrunu lous Inquirer as to the authenticity of a Friend of his de riving great Benefit from the CORDIAL FALM of GiI.E.-ID, iu a severe disorder of the nervous, bilious, and A ttnlent kind, with which he had been lon g . affliited. Mr. E. Piercy, High-street, Birmingham, 'vouches for the surprising Core of a Gentleman lung in a deep Decline, taken five bottles of the Cordial - Balm of Gilead. Thespirits, strength, and appetite of the young loan were visibly and very materially improved ; and hr contiouing the use of it a few weeks longer, he was, with God's blessing, and to the great comfort and astonishment of his family and friunds, restored to perfect health. Mr. B. Boothrovd, of Pontefract, reports of a man in that neighbourhood, about the age of thirty, who had the appear ance of labouring under that most dangerous di. , .:,ea;e, the Phthisis Palmiinalis, or Consumpti on . H e h a d a considerable degree of hectic.- freer, profuse night-sweats, expectorated much, and was reduced to a state of extreme debility. -Having had the best mediciil advice he could prGenri, without obtain ing relief, he had recourse to the Cordial Balm. of:Gilead : persevering in the use of it, all the unfavourable syMptoms gradually abated, and be has attained -a vigorous state of health. Government Security against Counterfeits, besides a Saving of One Bottle in Four.—The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in !mltles, price Its. ; or the quantity of four in one Family Bottle for 335. on which one 115. bottle is saved, duty included; the stamp of which bears the Proprietor's name. and addresOn the engraving, " Semi. Solomon, Liverpool," to imitate which is felony; and this privilege of a particular set of plates for his stamps has been g ran t e d t o D r . S o l omon, by favour of his Majesty's Hon. Commissiouers of Stamp Duties, purposely to secure the Public 9gainst counterfeits : none else are genuine. • Sold by Samuel Leigh, No. I R., Strand ; Sittton and Co. (late Dicey and SuttonY, Bow Clinrcb-yard; Bacon and Co. No. 1:50, -Oxford-street,London ;—Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury; A. Sthith, PPi fumer, North Bridge, Edinburgh ; Martin Keene, No. G, College-green, at Davison's, No. I, nerlittment-street, and of Messrs. F. Newbury and Son, Dolliin; and retail, by all Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom. Some-disorders have been many years in proceeding to such a de g ree or mali gnanc y as cannot b e eradicated in a few, weeks; therefore it is in. order to encourage steady perse verance, in the use of proper means that Dr. Solomon has adopted the . plan of his boxes, with three large 335. Family Bottles, containing the quantity of Twelve at 11s. packed up safe for the country, for a Five-pound Bank-note;, by which 11. Its. is saved ; vide '' Guide to Health." As Dr. SOLOMON's Practice is now become so great and extensive, that his constant'engagements require a consider able portion of his time and attendance, he expects, when consulted, the usual compliment of One Pound; but all; written cases, or letters of advice, and unaccompanied with au order for medicine and remittance, to he ans .... . eyed at his, leispre, are required. to enclose only Half a Guinea. Drafts 'may be obtaineJ at any Post-oilice, payable at Liverpool, for small sums of money, which is a sure mode of conveyance.— . Such letters should, for safety, be thus direct e d :—" Money Letter. D r . S o l o mon, Gilead House, near Liverpool. Paid double postage." Later's may he addressed to X. Z. na- A. B.• at the till called fin% Per:sons who do not wish to int ve_ t.:l;!ir nau,es ho,,wn, way have the boxes'tliretted W. Z. to be left at till e.alled for. • • • • DEFINITIVE TREATY. The Earl of LtvEapoot„ adverting to the order, ' 'which stood for Tlitinday, for the consideration of the Treaty of peace, observed it may be incon venietnt for many of their Lordships to attend on that day. He should, therefore, move to discharge the present order, and that one should be made for taking tile Definitive Treaty into consideration on to-morrow se'nnight. This being moved, was • accordingly done, and their Lordships were or dered to be summoned for• Tuesday the 28th. Earl STAN mipm rose and said, that as there were then many persons in theHonse,:some good persons too, he should call their attention to a ssubject of great piiblie importance, which he had introduced on ii former evening, viz. the. abuses. alleged to exist in Gloucester Jail; but as the new to may who were preseutitte• shonlii. move that the Petition of John Perrin be now read. The Clerk was accordingly proceeding to read the Petition ; When Lord Ks Nov rose and moved the Standing Ureter for the exclusion of strauers—this, after a moment's pause, .w-as enforced ; and, conse quently, the numerom assemblage of Members who still remained below the Bar, for the pin.- pose of getting a more distinct view of the illus trious Visitants—the Ladies who were seated in the body of the Houst, Anil the ordinary stran gers obliged to withdra \v. ,We wereoil course, 'precluded front stating what subsequently took place; We understood, however, that the - further con sideratimi of Thindas's Divorce Bill, whicir stands for this day was postpolied till Wednesday. Their Lordships rem a i n ed i n c l ose di , cussion until about six- o'clock, 'when an Adjournment wok place until to-morrow. HOLTSE OF COMMONS. Sir S. RONTLLY presented a Petitinn from a person confined in Lincoln Gaol for debt, and also for lAII assault upon one of.the gaolers, complain ing of the cruel treatment he codureiL The Learned Gentleman stated, that he ul this Peti tion in his possession, byt he had hesitated whe ther or not to present it ; not because he doubted any of the allegations contained in it, but because he feared that it might render his situation worse, as .the petitioner had been one of the chief evi deuces agajnst the keeper of Lincoln, at .the in vestigation which took place before a Committee of the House, about two years ago. II; had no doubt., however, but the visiting Magistrates of the County would take the case of the petitioner into consideration, and offord . such relict as mi4 - Itt be necessary.—The Petition was ordered to lie on the table. Mr. IiENNEr brought in a Bili for the Abolition of Jail Fos throughout the liingliorn. stead a first time, and order ed to he read a second time 4)n Friday next. Several returns of the Fees in the Court of Chancery were presented by order of the lionst. The Reports of the Irish Stage Coaches Bill, the Irish Ser vants' Wages Bill, the Loan Bill, and thy Exchequer Bills Bill were received, and a4ieed to, art) the Bills ordered to be read a third time to-worrow. The Irish 111,:r.;•ent I.Maors' 'Jill, the Irish Lands Burning Bill, and the Irish Auction BEI were read a third time, and a The Report of the Committee of Ways and Means was hrought up, and agreed to, and Bills ordered according to, the Res•dotions. The Report of the lie,ds Attestation Bill was received and agreed 10, and the Bill orderril to be read a third time On Thursday next. . . . The Cish Legacy Bill was cominitd, and the Report _or dered to be received to;morrove. • The Irish Excise Bill WaS read a second time, and commit ted for Friday, and the Bill ordered to he printed. The Irish Customs Bill was committed, and the Report pr der-d to he received to-morrow. 'file Report of the Mnd House Regulation Bill was'post, paned till Weduesdayise'imight. - CAPTAIN MANIW'S INVENTION. Mr. HcsF. said,-it Was his intention to hare moved that the House should on this day take into consideration ' the Report - "of the Committee nn pointzd to i:iquire into the merits of Capt. . ' • S'r M. ItIDLEY rose to ask a question,* which •he hoped %void(' he satisfactorily answered, as it was one of the utmost importance to the politic ,1 iuterests of the country ; he alluded to the' iai tended Marriage of the Princess Charlotte Wales.—(Hear, hear, hear !) The House was aware that whenever the subject was bronght be fore them, it would occupVa considerable portion of their time, and require utmost attention. He therefore wished to know from the Right . Gentleman opposite', when it was probable that., the subject would be brou,ght before the House. The LHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER could not give ally other answer. thatrthat he had not re- " ceived any commands to make any communication to the House on the suLtjeet.—(Loud cries of Hear, hear !) Mr. WHITBREAD was very sure that the ansWer : was not one which woeld satisfy sthe (Lond_eries of Hear, het i!) At the present ad. vanced period of the Session ;.,after she Sovereign of the Netherlands had 'announced to his-subjects that the 4.Tniou of his soil with the Princess Char lotte of \Vales was intended ; after the Prinees.i of Wales'had communicated to the Hous'e that such an event had been, announced to her ; aftr:Calf. this, it was time that the question so often ask e d should be no longer evaded; it was tune that the, House should be treated with proper respect. Mr. IiATOURST MSc; to order. He had lowed, on a former occasion, that it ;night be convenient as: (.:tiestions - in that'House, hat i he had denied that there was - tiny oblig,itio o the persons to wham the question was pia:ity, answer it, unless it should he thoughtproper.— , In the- present instance; his Iti,cht Friend had answered, that lie tad no authority* to make any communication to the House oil the subject ; - and, therefore, Lie - conceived* it to be highly irregular iq the Ilcinourable Gentlemen to enter upon the discussion of a matter xvliiet i l wa not brought before the House. Mr. WHITBREAD said, he would inform the Right Hon. Gentleman, what he was on the point of doing at the moment he called him to' order, that he,meatit to conclude by making a motion on the subject. He thought the H.ouse, the Par- liament, and the Country, hat been treated with the greatest disrespe'et, nod that it was high time the House slidind address the Prince Regent to instruct his : Ministers to lily communications be fore Parliament. It was now , universally believed that the marriage was at an end, ansl that no prospect of its' being carried into effect remained. —lt was of importance to know the •trife state of the case, and why the intention bad beea abandoned. * It was believed that the Princess Charlotte bad declined giving her consent, on \ • account of the present situation' of the Princess of ,Vales; and if this were the ease, it must en dear her to the cOuntry-. The question had now, become one of great political importance, as it appealed that on account of the - Princess of \Vales a most desit able union was not to take place. He - wished the question to be now put for the sake of. having a record on the journals, as it Was not there would for some time be is full attend.: anee of Members. He should therefore move au, humble Address to:his Highness the Prince Regeot, that be would be graciously pleased to acquaint the House, if a marriage were on foot between her Royal Ilighnes the Princess, char-. lotte of Wales and the Hereditary Prince' of Orange. Sir M. RIDLEY thought that •111inisters wouli!, have given a satislaaory answer, and had no in tention to have pushed the question farther, though he was happy that it had been taken up by his Hon. Friend. A report had been circulated that, the Princess Charlotte objected to the marriage, on account of leaving the country, in the event 47 its taking place. _ _ Mr.STEPHt N said that the Hon. Gentleman liad• been orderly in nicking his motion; and it pro priety, delicacy, and deency were unnecessary in a motion, the conduct of the Hon. Mewber might, be regarded as peaceable and decent.—(Hear, hear, and laughter). But a great majority of the House had anticipated the use of the terms ; and for.himself he must regard the present motion as • most indiscreet,. most indelicate, and most inde cent.—( Loud cries of Order, order ! Chair, chair !). Mr. ‘VHITAR'EAD rose to order . .—The language of the Honourable Genileman was disorderly, though if he did not offend the House ‘ hy e m pl o y- . ing such language, neither did he offend him.— Whatever might be said of the terms indiscreet. and indelicate, the term indecent' was a trans gression of the rules of Parliamentary debate, an,' which he (Mr. W.) Abould not have, applied to the Hon. Gentlemen, Mr. STEPHEN. - IndyCency was a . very corn-, MORTGAGE. WANTED,. .FORTY-FIVE THOUSAND L . V POUNDS, in One Su l o t, or Ditrevent Sows, on MORTGAGE of a lavge FAMILY- ESTATE, of above thrice the value. TUe Interest will be pentetualry paid Haft Yearly, at a Muldpg-holise in Loncitni, or remitted to the Leni . .er, at. his option.--Further tarticultiti,r;cru,i be siyen, with reference to'resOitn.ble Svlicitors Props-ease . of tbr,iitnnte, at Mr. Milli; Law Stationer, Ortat Aire -lane, London.