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Li 14,111),LIAMe.N1. HOUSE OF PEERS. TUBSDxY, JANUARY 2g. Strangers were excluded tor a short time," on some question of privilege, relative to an Irish Peerage. Immediately on the House proceeding to public business, the Regency Bill was read a third time, passed, and sent to the Commons, with a mebsage, tit:siring their concurrence in the amendments. The. proceedings in the Ecclesiastical Court' in Tacoma's Divorce, were,presented at the Bar, a4td the Divorce Bill read a first time. Adjourned ROUSE OF COMMONS. TUESDAY, JAN , 29. The Report of the Commitiee appointed to ex amine min t he salarias of the Officers of the House of Commons was brought up, and ordered to be laid on the table. A person from the Trinity House brought up an accou n t of the receipts and appropriation of the,rates of the Corporation of the Trinity House, up to the latest period, which was ordered to be4aid on the table. Mr. the Accornptant-General of the Rank of England; presented on account- of the unclaimed dividends ii) the I►anda of the Governor and Cont p.at►y of that establishment, pursuant to At of Par liament. A messNe from the Lords acquainted the House that their Lordships had agreed to the Regency Bill, and had made several amerdmeniti, to which they desired ihe'coneuireuce of that House. On thv 'motion of tip. CHANcat-Loa of the Ex• Clll3tll.lloi, the amendinents were read a first time, and ordered to be taken into Wither consideration oil. Thursday next; to which day the House* t h en • tidjourned. NIA! L.S. AR it IV FM —2 Lisbon, t WatertOrd. -*A Cadiz, t Ws. 'l' 1 S , ILEM ljUib DlCik A AL. trE r ? I. 0 IV D 0 N, WEDNESpAY, JANUARY f 3O, 181 1 . " %yin lihOr C4Cie, jai). 30, IS 11. Hts 111AJEsTv continues as well as he was yesterday." Signed as usual. The Regency Bill was yesterday rt..ad a third time and passed in the llouse of Lords, and sent to the Cumalons, where the Amendments ;tic: by the Lords . were ordered to to taken into cuosideratkin to-moirov, Thello) al Aiient will be given to it by Corritnission on Fi iday, and the P ince will pro p4bly meet Parliatneht either on Mondoy or Tues day next. Now that the quesiloo of the Ltegency nay be eunAered as settled, we ontiot avoid ex essMg i,ur warm 'Approbation of the'condua of his 'Majestfi, Ministers throughout the whole of his most important question. They have, notwith standing Ole clamours of an interested Party, per severed in ;cline of conduCt founded upon loyalty and fidelity to their Sovereigt) ;ft the hour of Alio lion, and upon a due rei;ard to the. best haves is of their country. The rest r'aionii proposed by Ministers hAve ell been agreed to, and we'conless we do re. juice: most sincerely that the Amendment which %Jai carried in the Committee of the House of Lords was finally negatived, not because we entertain the sligleest doubts with reseed to his Royal Highness, but because we are convinced, upon principle, that in the event of a. Regency, for a very short period, the Regent ought not to be invested with the whole of the Royal Powers. 11 ap pears to es, that the 1)111)14: opinion is perfectly in unison with that ,which has Licht manifested by • the two Houses 01 Parliament npnn this subjeal i be cause, not withstandiog all the very broad hints give') by the party speakers and w ritets,to the people, , to induce them to petition Parliament, against the re-. striCt, ions, not .above two or three petitions have been presented from the whole of, the Kingdoms. Mr, 'W A Itti ledeed, and some of the City Reformers, have expressed a lively anxiety for the preservation of, the Royal preroga tives in ful fume in the hands of the Regent; .but We again repeat, that the public at large have maul- , festcd by their silence their acquiescence in the pro- . ceediagi of Parliament. The people feet too much loyalty and Affeaion for the Sovereign, who has reizned over them for above half a ceninry,' to sutler theinselVoi to be mule ease of to promote the ausbition' s siews of a Pal tr eager for power . ; f ipd cariAey, about the means of acquiring We cannot close this article withoot noticing the insidious Attempts that are dail y in.sde to instill doubts into the public rniud respeaing „lite probability of his NL:jesty's reeevery, Cr rather to ex,e,ite, suspi cions that his Majesty only be announced to be well, betere he is in point of faet perfeCtly restored to health. Public will easily flee the object of these iosi, nuationa, and will appreciate them aceerdinglY. We trust thst the period of his MAJE3Ves recovery is )1 7 pidly approaching, and that his affectionaiesubjects will shortly have the satisfaction of seeing .him iq the full exercise- cif his Royal Foricton-s. i The Opposition, Papers, and partiodarly the Moknini Chronicle, lay • great stress upon Lord GRBY'S observations upon what Dr. Husaamw stated respecting the state of h*MAJESTY'S health' from the 12th of February td the 23,d of Al nl, in the year 1804, and accuse the• Loan CnAtwELLant of . ,having acted unde'r the sanction of his MAJESTY at a time when his MAJESTY WES incapable of ex ercising a proper authority. But it shoUld be observ ed, that ,Dr. lIEBERDEN recently declared that he had very little experience as to the malady in question, and his experience must certainly have been much less at the period referred to ; and that the' opi niOn on which Lord GREY so strongly d ponds, was the opinion of a single individual ; an individual, too - who, by his own acknowledgment, was little conversant with the case in point. - -The Leon CIIANCELLOR, and the other Noble Lords who acted with him at the time, and who resolutely came for ward to share, n his responsibility, were better ac qualified with the temper and habits of his MAJESTY titan Dr. HEButiDEN could possibly ; and it should be observed, also that . no othtr Physician has given a similar opinion. We conceive that the public will consider this revival of whdt took place so lor , g ,ago, as an ingenious effort of Party to draw a , A ay attention from tile present state of things, and that the Opposition writers are so mortified at finding , / their friends are disappointed in the hiipe of rush ing at once into power, and enjoying it without con troul, as to' lay hold of every tidng with great eagerness that may. tend to bring distrust upon Its MAJESTY'S Ministers, for their firm stand in delenre of the privileges of the KING, and for upholding the safeguards 01 our exceiltnt Constitution. • It has been stated in some of the Opposition Pa pers, that our army in Portugal is sickly, And that it has been distressed for want ofpruviiions. Tu both of these assertions we can undertake to give a direit. contrad'ction. The army is not sickly ; on the con trary?, it enjoys, generally speaking, perfect heal. 4. In . so large an army it would be absurd to sup pose tint there must be sump S'Llk j there would, be many even if the army, was in quarters in England ; 'and the ritiguea of aaive service must, to a certain degree, ilit.lC,lol' the numh,r. With re. Arica to provisions, we can safely state, that the ma. gazines of the alloy 'abOndatoly supplied, and the :Portuguese Papers which an ivied yesterday stale, that a great number of ships had arrived at Lisbon laden with corn. At. intercepted letter front Paris to the French army in Portugal, bikes, we are assured, that JUNOT was so jealous of AlissEtin, that he never sated cordially with the latter, and had cousequently been recalled. The same letter States, that JuNoT had given so oinch olfence, •by his conduct in obstrtitling, or at least not assisting zealously, the proceedings Of MAisENA ) of which BIioNAP4RT4 fully approves, that it is dot - 4 htfol whether some signal pun:shment will not be ioaiaed on MA to make the example more striking, as directed against one %Vito was for. merly a great favourite with the French Ruler, 1;y the saute' communicaiion it appear, that it was strongly rumoured in the political circles 01 Paris, that FEIWI'NAND the Seventh is to be mar ried to a Princess of Austria, and to be restored to the Crown of Spain; that JObtPli is to return to his throve in the Kingdom of Naples; and that Mu- RAT 18 to be the future Monarch of Eight of the PRINCR'S beautiful' bay hurieq were yeitHicl ty exereitied together in ',knead along St. Janie , 4's Ni k. It is tin:ref - pre probable that lii6 Ito) at Higtuiess may prier ,going lei the - House of Peers in Ins own 3tatu, carriage, rather thin ir, that of hid .11,15114E1 :„Y. ft being found impolslble to complete the intend ed 'loyal entrance to the HOUSd of Peers by the the PAtNes Ilsoato. will go there in State, a number of workmen are now eroployed to vrcat temporary covering to thir stairs, and render it, as far as can be done in the time, suitable fur the oc casion. Devranshire house, in Piccadilly, was opened to the Fashionable World on Monday night, for the first tittle this season, with a Concert of vocal and instrumental trIUSIC, and a supper. Thus ii appears, that her Grace has taken the lead of the Marchio ness of SALI6EURY, whose parties, fur many years, had precedence in the haul ton, The mu- , ic, prin cipally the composition of Mr, FERHARI. This was. its first introduction, and we may add, that it met with unqnalified approbation. Madame CATALANI end Lady 'HAMILTON sung several duets with uncommon tarre and expression. This de lightful -treat commenced at the hour of ten, and concluded at one o ' clock. The great hall or saloon was the concert-room. The company sat down to a most sumptuous banquet, set out in the principal drawing-rooMs, about two o t elock m the morn ing. There were ttg covers, arranged on different tables ; a magnificent display of plate and china ap peared. In the desert were to be seen the choicest fruits of the season, and great profusion of confec tionery. The party did not bleak up until lout 'o'clock. NAVAL NEWS. PLYMOUTH, AN..28.---Arrived the Princess Char lotte packet, Qaptilin KERR, fi Usbot), with Mails, which. has beta forwarded to London ; she also brought over nine passengers, but does not bring any news, and the hostile armies remained in the same positions as per last accounts. His Majesty's ship Dryad, of 38 guns, has de tained and sent in here this morning, the American , brig Matilda, Len, from Boston, with a cargo, coy.' listing of fish, and oil, bound to Nantz, 48 days, paSSage. Arrived his Majesty's schooner Mullet, from Cork ; the transport brig Voyager, Riles; from Cork, with volunteers; from different Regiments, bound to Portsmouth ; also arriv ed the Countess of Chichester packet, Captain Rogers ; and the Manchester packet, Captain Davis both from the. Brazils, last from Falmouth; the transport brig I lennione,, belonging to Newcastle, Railston, master, from Cibrzthar, last .Irorri Cork, bound to this port, or Portsmouth, with a large number of Danish prisoners on board, tokt.tt : oia of his Majesty's ships Norge, and Gibraltar, at Cadiz; the Her- .1 tome sPoke in the Channel his Majesty's ship Favourite, of ill ;guns, Cailain Clements ; also arrrivcd his Maje'sty's,.,l ship Rota of ;;I3 g‘iits, Captain Sinerviile, front a cruize; j the Good Intent, Sand.; :an, from Cork, with a cargo of Pro. visions for this port, I frOto Fat mout h ; the A Inericuit , s hips Anacreon, Dixon ; and Walker, Tabar, irons London, ballast, hound to America, the Spanish vessel Nleugarette, from''London, iftward bound the transport brig Harmony, Seaman, from Lisboit, last from Ilfrac6mbe, in bAll ,st ; the sloop Industry, Lewis, from Wexford, With a cargo of vrovisions, bound to Fondon, put in here by contrary winds; the Spanish brig Nostra Senors da Bagogna, folio lbagona, toaster, !rum Coruna, with a cargo of wool, bound to Lon dm) ; also two transports from Sailed last evening the American frigate Essex Pm' the Isle of Wight ; it is rumoured she is to receive An American Minister. Arrived the LOndon, Oldrieve; Sally Ann, Phelps; Mary, Cooper ; W I lia in, Fowler ; Liberty, Varral 1 ; ► Way ; ancl john, Lewis, from London ; Apollo, Simpson, from Ipswich ; Hope, Olden, funnYarmouth ; Neptune, Phil. lips, from Scilly ; Goodson, 13roomham, , from Bristol ; and the Supply nava► transport. Carr, from Milford. Went up the harbour to be repaired 116 M,ljesty's ship Timis, of I 8 guns. Arrived the Fume extra ship from Cork, bound to Lotcdon, put in here by contrary winds, and is gone up the harbour. Mau went tai) ihe harbour his Majesty's ship Ito a. Attived the sloe} Young PRNTRETH, from St. Michaers with a ergo of fruit, bound to London. COWES, Jars. 20.—The West• India, and Lisbon convoys, th:a came to anchor in our roads yesterday, are nor" under weigh again with the wind at East, but it stipposed that they will again anchor in rarniouth Or Lymingron Roads, The 'Hussar frigate ran foul of the Hibernia, a merchantman, and damaged her much, 'carried away her 'jib-boost, inizen •and fore yards, The Hibernia will, be prevented sailing fora day or two' MAL, JAN. 28.—Arriv . ed bis Majesty's ship San Minting° from Portsmouth ;. 4ctive 'cutter for the Itbor ; and the Olympia schooner from Woolwich. The Kangaroo Likes convoy fur Portsmouth. DEAL, JAN. e9.--Cdnie clown frairt the Aitter the Piincess i iimaia . and Hope East.lydiamen the fat. ier'aWifecf t‘i the westward. .1 . Arrived tliedippelles sloop of war fromPorismouth, and renlaini. POEITSMOUTII, JAN. 29.—Arrivel the Sarpedon from a cruize, ‘‘itli a retaken sloop from Milf or d, bound to London, with butter, &c. CHATHAM, JAN. .27.---Calne up the liter IQ re. fit his Majesty's sloop Ra/eiet,'Capt. HoupE ß ; s h e brought,French and Danish prisoners up to the pri son ships at Gillingham. The Bokl and alttuck gun-brigs have been got oft' from Yarmouth beach, and are now iticthat harbour. Extras of a Letter received by a mercantile house in Cork, dated of the town of Funchal, Madeira, on board the Neli.en. Dec. s i " If will be satisfa&ory, .Iknow,lo have some accOunt of the unfortunate fleet to which we be lo-g.—About the inkidle of the same night that we took our departureirom Cork, the 'wind came round right in our teeth, and after..bea.ing.about in a high west wind for two days, it began to blow a storm, and for a week we were beaten about at a dreadtul rate. Th 9 fleet, dispersed —we continued our course in the very best way we could, and for "hese ten days the wind has been as fair as .it can blOw. We are now oft' the town of Funchal, and see a numberof ships, which our Captain thinks are part of our straggling convoy —and there being a flag-ship, with a signal for sailing, Captaiit Thomas takes her to be the •Ganymede. Notwithstanding our unfavourable outset, the present 'wind promises a tolerably ' quick passage. '--(Dullin Pat riot, Jan. 26.) . The period of imprisonment to which Mr. ALax • Da visoN: was seutenced expired on Saturday last, when he once more breathed the sweet air of li berty. His emancipation was hailed by a numerous party of friends, who passed a joyous evening on the occasion. LINPItoMPTII,. _ . One MILTO N tries his Pony's spear A few short hours or so; Another, On his winged steal, To latest times will go.' TO THE EDITalt OF TH E SU Ma.. EDITOR, 10 Having been ix . esent at • the rerblea t ' Cato on Saturday last, I heartily agree o' l 4 commending •.N.lr. heal such approved. merit, as well as in ad : ll'4 i manner of supporting the hero 0.1 IV Fie 4f i, sentiments in this play ,ale : , ll congeni3l 14 love of treedr..m which characterks 'h e F e '' i this coontly, .with t h a t reva,rite f u r legilillo thority by which they area's- dictingis' that hatred of usurpation which,' trelOvif f be a predominant feeling in their 0 1 °7' - -, 1 evident from the apptobation with ''', l '`', ll : . '''''•• fleelion -on th e ambitious career , efUg''''' i t , : subjectiou to wlfch he had reduced tiis eau it ,rpplied by tb,e audience to litreseollll,4, ri'anee. Nothing could b e Bla re g rat t Virl, dt Lind the national character buts( forth ti , ' '' , sion, and it was no small addition of P1 e;* " 4 , 4 . 1 i fit'd that such sentiments could • he freely sttto,, the English Stage,' while there is no W el 6 , in Europe where an actor could presullietY any thing di a similar tendency , lest llit"14, s , ipposed to ref. r to the Tyrant uf t lw C IO and consequently draw mil . ) on the theatr e, t'°: ii on the performer. This cousid er alioil r i' 4 , l umphant - proof of the happiness and 6'11,;11 Great Britain, though in all burione 311 0 4 minds it m ill be attended with a sentaretil'ipili thate v i e t r i y s w hi o t r h s e t o pe f '3' l ' v e is r o s f pe o c n i e es n , lat t l o t r i e i'd(ittee th lalli ' l • li j. other nations to poverty and bondage. ' 1 4 But now,. Sir, let me advert to al6 0 11:4 4 In comparison with the fine dramatiClo3l,lo tion, and the test which it has atforclo'S tachment of our countrymen to whatever or the genuin e s pi r it o f liberty. I obser veil 0 0 KENIBLB, and all the other ,perfornit°, P o o . influenced by lds.exatnple, pronoonced ibe le i the great Capital or antiquity, 10 °' ill' ltti giving it the More dignified named of Na" one 00 one person in the theatre had the c our ag e'` it would be niorevroper to say the in(fe , t l , \ 7oi lerrupt a very interesting scene by tellin g„.ol# BLE that the word should be called 1i0 7 n 6 , 1 ', 0 0 f , however indecorous it might be l ° u t T l i e St' But, attention and outrage the feelings ot 0 ' ' / `,*cii: any time, an objection to such a "1,:,' of trouncing th e word, may fairly be 01 11 P place. ' I; ° ll ' . That Rome is generally pronounced od/S Stage on Saturday must be admitted, bl i ,,,,ilit ought to be one of the standards of leg' l ''' 11. 4 rr r , Pl6' nt 3 l)ciation, and should collect the It " )' million.—Suppo se an odor were on, g t' a d r k. n o ) t od t e he o d f ° p u r t l n t ( o )f t . nia t io a r l t p ; le, o;"s i t ) t l i cil lPo i: q 4::Ll :e, i i e'r; person talk of going hoome in.nead at. fo li o spend d i not 2fy i r i w t ( ) )o p hi ti l t r, e el:s iv ia : p t sp i o c i that ti t 00i bid ti t o; s w ,, e ua .. e be confounded . with the name of litr. g rc .....4 a o n r ci m ul ; t lt= ‘, e 3 t - k r t i e l r 7B : KEMBLS.Mr. wilt ' hare resolution 0 0 4 Jl f ) 1 1 ' 11 meet so, inticii credit for of theatricaltaste. Orators, and Pturtolo'lii4 this vulgar. promincioi".',l Oxford Coffee-house, Jan. g B. Yesterday the whole time of 'hi Bench w occupied 'in the heart' ments. The motions afterwards Bar were entirely of course. We understand a long depend Con. will come on during the Si' sent Term in Dublin. A young, dant, and the Proprietor of a pub that city. is plaintiff. - In consequence of the Repo mittee appointed in tlic last SeSSI Ibe moil accurate mode of proce , Bills, a new Office has been esti of three Clerks, under whose are to _pass. I . The Royal Naval Asylum, at and 1 6 1 4 ti do t : d i : t it : l l : t i t i o l o ili n u e e : and ttepatronage of Government, is it has a very elegant appearance Greenwich Hospital, It is at pt . + contain too children ; but it is 1)1 of his Royal Highness the Duke his Royal Highness. 'it t °Fr i" 200, toms, Philip' c nig ht titre 7 1 7 e ;h chinst-l ill'e j 'l4 ) o'clock, the packet I di: , of Listton, "' N W' r bound to Liverpool, laden with cow il e ' N .°o,l' st ruck on a rock near the &diet's, 01' tile I liell)'104, land,. and sunk about s,•ven 0 ' cloci•k °` .l 1 Iti - - ; i: ing morning.. The crow, consistirg ° I 0 ;Yof ,saved their lives by taking to the boa! , til ' t 0 1{1 0' i 1 0 , ti a g y ou enntoonr,in Fridayi i n i g tr l is a a s es t rt . 0 r a r N i t s le e r drt , lll :l ls g b t i i t ' r r r i p ' e a l l -r t i . (l)ll ' l ‘, l- :4 ' 1 1:0 11ce: in five tr.iles of Cardigan, much ets it ,' '.. , KENT's, at the Army Depot, Isle , of "'ripe' ed herself by taking arsenic. It apr °lc .' l l,o;'! ' she was tive tuotittis with child, rind it I 'o only meant to destroy the child. S ii6 ,„ tut geou who atte n d e d h er s he to ok it i .., 1 1 ; destroy herself. , The Jury, atter consideration, returned a verdict ‘' ' t ; and she wiss buried in the high ro;=di o l fl ow .. reeks. She was a very fine yount),;; ° f' ovatw:e:anueydsri.iittichsgeristesttaobilitslehnblet; 1,; ' 20 years of age,. , fovt ti 0 1;1 I At Ha ,11 0 , Alt '' ddingltarn Fair, last We" iie- ' 4 lent farmers undertook, for a wag er - i ire .7 6 i r guineas each, to walk a certain di ov 4 ~i;„!! iv en litre. They deposited the stn i “' lr iya / I I spectable looking person at the bin, cf p I f l o i, j , they started, ‘s ho proceeded with t ' l o lor d b i e s e t a a m no e -, Li b le ut ‘ :‘ ,l : n h i i , l i s l t tg rh p e a y rt co y. ntin tlea ' (c ol" contrived, unnoticed b y them, to Wall‘ 121111.., i 6 g ePetli he • ff log n !id.? ilti 4 4 133' , ► hcei rt Iru sion to c eding 3blitib ed i n4 pecti" Gre eti Yi r egent 4 , nt,Oilt ] Ni t to I CV" :ll' l,t °' COIF )1 il'e gbol,) 7 , 1 ...',..,,.,:. .......... AA • •._..:„ f