The Sun. — London, England, 1811-05-08 00:00:00

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WEST N', Mrs.• If. JOHNSTON, Miss 1101..T0N, Mrs. .DA VLN f' 01:1', . , , Miss S. bODIII. - .• ?he Prologue and Epilo,u'e to be spoken by Mr...BRUN- .. . TON:'.,hiclMitis S. IiOoTH. • „ After whirl ) tv ill hr perfOrrnetl, f ur the milt tim K tirtte, a °man' tie Aldo Drama, called 'IIOQR THE TARTAR. t Wi th entirelyl ikt N v MUsic, Scenes, M.,...u...ery, Dresses, and . Decorations.. . ' Theotincrpri Character:, b Mr. f A 1 t.11.1Y. MastertAlo,ly AN, Air -.t IV c.LI "I', Ni. TB!' 1 M N'. Mr. Kitt.iC Ali-.' LIZ t• r, kla.' i ', . mr• nl S .1' . ~'...., Mr. CROS'MAN; M. ..';`. `.. Mr DAVIES, ftiii,i'lit)l,l irpti.i K 1 1., '. M . N. fl. Ift lINST ', 4. „. 'totem, ItOmmtit: Itl el.).Draitia,.4ai led Timour, ;he :rtr , ... 70131:nintling tolte received 4 nrcp4,l)Ou t With kink. rtl at . . and applause, writ be repeated every Evening ti ll birth' t , r !iot fe, t), " Ilki 'Y Tl,t, M ount ie ' On Sattvda.' The Coun r. 1 .A ti ei4k. '' .. , ~ 7 idri- DE :I.unitay, Kin : Riellar•t t It. , t hii.i 4t t ' mi l' I IN(. of the GI , N ERA I. COMM( i It r.,, CO i i ) le I" .I^ ' d " I N 0 F. I' 1 :-NDC.N ts 11 V Lit 1;ot LoN.. , t) N, hem at the London l'avein, un M5141Y. rite 6111 . rott.int, Re'rt4letruan CUR' S TOP /1 E R SMITH in the Chair; v ,,, d, T ' • , HA 1 it is obvinutt... great aclytattiairvs nave re,. :., ... suited limn the decided expression of the Loyal semi. 7 1 1 or the indcpeodeht Liver, of Lon wo, Oil the 4111 of ..tf, 16 ) , it, ihe roc, ragetrie..t which tnat Deelaruinur ; , I ,,, ve „!' the nue 1 .IS or Die British Constitutiott. and, by ii";,'orlifiincot a t , it.h.,o v‘ loth hid thbioluckt tha British "l ... ti .e virukoce ot tt• 1),:t..1 11l itiull against the revered Aunts... , ~i the i' . 1 ' " ~ •• ~, e ...am , • t . 'kir I. .. ,ON I Yl.. RSA gy 1)1 NN li it in cornmenio!a .pn theßvi tl;' no Wednesday, the 21 , '. ihsotot, ut I ',ie i,0111.1011 4 "ittl', 10.. 5etenr....h. ; the virtues and couvalcseence of our t till hi venerated .',, vet L . , go - 7 the manly and patristic 'elm tTre!l' 1 i.or excellent i'lhn. o 15e„ ::t - the • wndoin 01 the IMl.dote-- I bis purity of 5,1,4 La ~,,,, and the independence iut , l li4 ludAes -;!4 01.111 t ill Ii ,u SUCCeaStj of the litol3ll Sea i4l,;.'t 1 ' .4 .' , " , 01 Potlt bon, Mataitius, Banda, A uholt. pi ett , - tt - i tr and : , .G...., pi, nr.r..l VD! to. the Lxi)ul4.loa of the h i ,. .ini . in : r.. ~,. !0!,'5 of• turtogal —to IN 4 h the satty: 470, tki i ' •• .4., Allies in ..'iptilft—elld to - ,etijuy,' as re.hl9friltitoo. t.,•,, ~.. • tit , , ho it r Which the itiitish L 11l . 1148 1 b ''' ' . ''' ': .. ox nits, ~. ~.. Likimpirm I t ie.. of .0 . .. ti,eitt lit ol Li uo.'itig Gentlemen be Stewards, to condnd .i„:„'theftthe Day, with power' 'to 'add ter them no"'" 71 , Al ite d erman Sir Williarn Catiris i Bart. M.P. - ' rmlfl Sir Choles• Price, gart.' Nt P • . Ald..rmatt:S'ir, lames Shaw, NAIL' M'l''' , • Alderman lorni AusleY. ' • '' ti_. Altlttm C un hristopher Es q . lilagna Esq. Thoma s fuandrant Ws , ' lotni Atkols ' : Messra Y Aichard Mountfo r d • .- RUhert Port'. Thannas Blast:44 • :: tiLkitt Charts:, B arclay _ Flinty Pa. r ,l ' • I. 1.(114; 1 ‘ Huhnl tiatliai I(is:ll,rd Ro t hw e ll del C niter ' Itictia«t Robins o n Peter Clink,* . William Row, sert. lobitpl i D aker lus• Reyn u ld s Thc•itiss A Green William Row, jun. A ieXaltdol Grill:1011 1 5 4 0 1 1.1C16111101 : . 111,11trI (quEct Win j i. . F. Thtuociitorton Itaneas ( - Irwi n 1-1011141, Indus '• . 11,81UNDS$ ilarnmond A. D. Welch - ' ',,,../411cis:/ittion 1 ruAnas Wethelell „.. • ~1 11,,thiis Ltrllll44 14 1 :11 Wild •,•,, lviiies Musltew LW. Watford.' 14)1111 Morri s ' ' • ' • , . ' N. T., Young. That tile. l'ickets,be issued at Ohe'C'"`"ea each.; Kil l , p. ' • RICHARD CLA 1t1...1,, Secretary. their lane May 6, ;tilt. IG'i UkE 'Ol. '1111:: i.q.Afli Of 4 ,, 5 k,..,„ , LORI) NELSON ''' w '' w as't.and HEArI'H acnounce to the lode- ~,,':`,11.1„".1.4'4 niC 1; NI G jIA VI N (4 from the above Plc.. ;:e..,. i v, . ,lIntES Ft 1. and . R.N. was this Day puttlish! 5)•'11)44,,•1thrt7t Utrineas may be NO at m r•, w vit's . . 1 . 4 , ‘4l„_. . , arid at ,Mr. ,Fieattes, is, Russell-place, , ~j, luate,, ' .. .. 1 , , • • ' ' ' .. -e " . ..+4Y' to the-Portranci Sec • Ilice Si. • sIRJ LIN MOORE. cORUNNA ° 4:•11 N• 1 C M 'l' E A I), 1 1 1); JP, 144144 tom k. &•it t) Si) FA for S t an dal 0 ee d, ton t b, S Stij r "° ll l*. c. and like vibe a SEA CV) •i' tor on board . whule Nicking in a small . Vallee , allowed the !Ito!! siltsAt'tiriahti'ever yet inannlattured, invented by Who 0,h245,., No. 16 allki 17, Catilmine-btreCtv to _ OW a ll th `TinlY presume the highest diemV.l .11/1: 444 (011 11t C)" ' il° 54)- RalLintly live and f thee ICI 1-lAz ivitb , ',ll () l3 6 " - cLici u , fwd. Co, Stockll3rokers, tliAxTirictrittihily acquaint the Public that T(lirCa.,K;lll:•'oriSi 11111 0 1 „ 1 '' hi:' Majel,t);"lti r i tli ) r)a l. ' L It ar Y e' ot°h be at their 6 l ilhs'e 04;.?3• Itbyal Excl;4l4e. II Ootorn4".°wir),g is tilt., sown); which they e arnes t ly re-, iu Public nonce. SC:II(AM. 4 Prizes of 4 re 24 -,. 3 '''''' - ' 3 . - . . 2 000 6 4 * . - ~ 1.600 . .. ,s°° * ----- 11N% * • ,000 * • ..` 2^ -...- • • 2)04° ' : ' 4: 4 4 "* • . 2:, .. - . --- 20f00 . , *-`.. 7 . . 1 6 ~ . . 0 ‘• ` .......,66 11442, . - • • ' 4 " 1703 " In th ...... Nia,l44k i"t 000ber 'Lottery ' No. 27. a Prize _ I,l ' aboviiiiii: P ti2C 01 2,00 01. were both S o ld i n Shares at " the te, (4\t i,,,, : TEIT 111Fii7F111715fr,_INLG .tipl iiiitt;4,l,tedifer linranilitytantl,lyaulling equal to the ues; othopsl'll,ll*,l4tahte.ab°4lll 1111titteTiece, .tgs. Che'P4i'le, rear ies .-,ti-miiing, thiweit. and, C:11, pati-m4i! i Ail d 4° 4 ctilt,i3 ill London. • ' , c,&—i%;CdweelaY' Nth th tdcrable iiie'reasetl SuPPI2 " nc'w re ' b hire' ......,,,,t ktinoratiory aid btifaell teniunda in Der ys IhitliiiiLL INlit A Qiyg.row Pkirricp.i.vr! hihc`ctlkWEl(s, wAisrcuATS, and DitiiSSEti, all !tA). T l .. , MORRIS trspeafully informs utit::_se. Copitt,i,,,.zitzti:).l)l44 had' that i t:rieno4r.taouseenrytt:reffresivi arl,l s,,assortinelitorri4e; PtT EWE' ELASTIC , 1 Isi „ Dl -‘ tlYikit..4l.):4 IN Vlsl 8 i; p Eurri co A TS.L p . 1 , ii4V...11,,if Iliti, l'ivt*() S, and Olt ESS,RS, 'all iii aIT, tilAr r,e7egra r,ll,,,rs'inr...ioir. Likewise Ladies 'fumng 4lnitt_ at ! has Nie Iii:1",!:,!!eit Milt:li approved of by every 1 . IY h Now tvt;'' 1.0(1 11 rot their pleasant elasticiy . and d than i(1/4:4'4,,!C of a superior suidity ; wtiturt , ,J,t ta size elicate tilv ivaiihs"r'e hittshe, unit warranted never t:' 34 .souk in HoT:ti4ll4l%4^ievety tizC, an I made to pattern, at the original Q*lpti,{' tit 4114 Witici; litentuil Warehouse, No, zee* 'lo.ttlrat; WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1811. EAST INDIA HOUSE, ,May 7; Orr. T HE COURT gl DIRECTORS of the UNITED CuAltwArr.bf JitlEucit/iNrs in' ANGL.eIND mid. ing to the INDIES,.do hereby gilie notice; Teat a Giieeal arert of the l aid Cemparry will be Ml at th t i t Honk-, in Learienhall-street, on Friday next, the loth ih.o. a( I,'Caock iit the jortr,oon, en Special it ffhirr. IFILLI4III RA,175.4)% Secretary, Chas,l).ty Was pnbiisheri, • Price is. kt r or t , s. per Dozen, A SERMON, Prelched ut Whitechancl, on A Sunday, .I. , :bruary t, for. the tienetit of the SCHoULS in that Paitsk concluded on the . Systcon of Or. De.ll. By the late Rev. T. G. TAYLOR, A.M. Vicar and Lecturer of Dedham, Essex, Wad 'late Mellow of ; • l'firlity ollege„ CambrictgL. • Publishei. a 1 010,r-11440t the It.:et.,r intl I rustecs. The i'rofits to be ap ► 'tied for the use ut t he. Charity. Sold hf Rivumons, St. Pail's Church yardi illatchlf (1, Nu:acidly ; ,i(e) fne , , COlCheMer Lines, Chelni,t;;lo. Batley, Ip)tvicra Detitittort, r:autbridge; and Cooke, 0: tom. "1 kis Itay W 45 pl.olll' Principalia tor. the Lich cif tho Kent Canterbury ilos , .1, A N ADDRI4.,S-) 'a ti)e 1I EMBERS of the CI„ Etit;LAND.. fl Ow Rev , ;',NICE, NI. A. ReetOr of 01 Romney, K•:nt, and fate bellow of Worcester t ► ;OW. Prirded-and sold by Rouse, Lirkbn and Lawrence ; sold also by Coutan and Colegate, anal Claris, C.mierbuly ; Wi theioen, Margate; Rarrisgate; Cockings ' Sand. wich ; Long, Deal ; Ledger and Sna :, Dover ; 'Lee, Hythe; I. lieu, and bonnier, Ashland ; koinney ; Allen, L.ydd; Chamber 4, I enterkien ; • Blake, M.ndstone ; Benja non, oclie3!er scolor, Sitringboise; Warren, h averhha l in; and F. C. aid Rivington, No. 52, St. Paul's yard, London'. hunt Mu LONDON GAZET May 7, 61 L. Downing•street, May 7, 1811, • A Dispatch, of which , the following is an ex.. frati, was on Sunday night re6, , ived itt Lord Uvo pool's Office, ifddressed to hi 3 Ladshii, lky Lieut.- General \risebunt Wellington, kibitthi Portaieire, ftbtli ANN, 1811. 'hive the honour to inform yon, that since I ad , yon, • I have been in • FAlremOur2, from whou,:e lam flu ou return to the troops sta iioord het v.e:-ti t iie Agoeda and the Goa. I have the honour to inClOse the,report of I\l3r shat'Sir B,:resford on the surprise of dron, the lath Light Drageort4,, on the night ot ifie 6th inst. loges tier a - rettitil at loss upon that occasion. ' • bereslOrd employed the 4th Division under tho command of the Boil. 'Nfiijor-Grnt:ral Cole in tfir'attack • which plade sur rendered ail digerelion on the I sth inst. , I have the hotiOur to incluse' the report of the Hon. Major, Gericeal Cole to Sir William Bert:Abr t. nod:returns tit ordnance, arms', &c. 'mitt prlSO'ner3 taken in the plat e. • A• Sir William Berehford it'deiirable to . . oblige the' enemy to refire troll) the province of Extremadura entirely, before he should Commence his operations 'Against tiadajoz, he paved forward With 'Uri* view,- whoa Mijor4.3eneral the Honour able G. L. Cole was 'engilged in the attack upon 011‘ erica', a.; well as to give support and prinecticiii _to' General .diviskiii of- Spanish•troops, -which hid titich riblikeifto . retirefrom Freyenal sue ces.Ayely 'Upon - Xeres dt! Ith,Cabiiiii.ros and Sillvati erra on the lath and 14th init. by' a division of, French troops under the •cettitnand of; General Ma tanAti. The Marshal marched on the 15th tg'Santa Mar- fivi, and t i n the t 6th to Los Santos, whure the Bri tfsh and PortuvesLl cavalry . fell upon a body of the enemy's eavalOy, atid tOok'one hundred.aint sixty prieoners,'and ktll d 'and wounded a great many. The cavalry condattd iiteniselvas witti the almost steadiness and good order. ' The entiny haVing retired to' Guadacanal, and the corps under , Gen'ori'd • NfaranOtt • haing retired throUgh cite Sierra, the i troopm, wen, pin in motion ,to return to the northward, audit°, take their sia tions.for the . opetatiOns of the siege of Badajoz, and the Marshal met rile, at Elvale' Ott the 4 2 ISt. , . . . We reconnoitred Ba;:ajoz on. the 23d, escorted by the two Light - Battalion% Of tioe Kirig:s Get : = man Legion,.tuid . two hquddrons of Portuguele ca- valry... They bronyht three battalion• out of the town, which skirintslted . with our troops, but I have not yet received the returns of oar - loss upon thiti occa sion: As the preparations for the siege are 'nearly.com ly completed, the place would by .thia time have been re.gularly'invesied, only that on th e n i ght o f the 23d the fleod, tha Guadiana corded :1 itY bridp which Sir William Bereslord had, with great diHibul y, constructed and r Jurainenha ; and the river was , no longer fordable .auy.wtiere, Under these circamstances, I yesterday vie/tin...A him 'to de lay'the 'operations ol the 'siege, Jill he should have been able to te-etit4bli4b lila. bridge, or until the Guadiana shOuld agiu heconie fordable; ; still keep ing Bitd,'lji4 blockaded as • closely as might be in his power. SIR, Olivenca, April 16, ital. . , . My • letter 'or yeSterday by my Aide-de-camp, Captain RoVerca,' .. wili: have informed . your Excel leacy of the 'Surrender of this place, the . particu iars attending which 1 had deferred stating to pre. , vent any dehty iu yoar receiving this information, I have now the honor to report, that on the night of the 12th rust. (the miming of whiCh your Ex. cellenCy left the carnp),- we rook . posses on at In enclosed lunette which the enemy had left unpcco. pied• in trout of the San i teransko Gate,'intd &scant from' the curtain about two im.,,ifed and filly yards. the'ouly tothince ioto the work was throglva gate-in rear-of it,' much Oxposed - to a Ere 'or mus ketry from the place, we were uncler the nucessity of making another passage for the artillery at 'the outward angle, which was executed, and a breach ing battery of "lour guns completed on the evening of thel3th, and I had, ,hopes; as I slated in. my letter: to your Excellency ,of that• clay, that we should have been :able to have got the guns into it in the course of the night, but in which I uas dliappointed ; for notwithstanding every exertion, was made on the part of Major Dixon, of the PoN tnguese artillery, _it was tclm - ld impossible to effea it, from the hariness of the:marl and the cireuit they ere obli t H ro take to avoid che file (,f the pl.tce. We were, therefore, unch-r the necessity of 'defer ring it until ihe loilul,viog night, as the lunette . . was 1 09 much exposed to the file of the place to'aitempt it during the day, I-luvmg succeeded in getting the guns into the battery during the night, and got every thing ready before day-break on the 15th, and also estanlished, two flanking batteries pkces, I sent a su.m-; mons to the Oovernor, a Copy of WhiCti I have. il,e irrinour toinelose; with his answer, which beiOg -a reusal to acerpt the terms I °tiered, our fire im tnediately commenced, and was returned with some rpint from the town. . 'At eleven o'clock a White flag was hoisted bythe enemy, and an °dicer came out with tt 'letter from the Governor, a my) , of which I hare the honour to inclose, with my an.. s.v cr, and' the Governot's reply, to Which I- sent none, and recommenced our lire. After a' few rounds; a White flag was again Hoisted, and they amt. rendered'at disc**, and the Fransiscan Gate was taken pciiSession of by the grenadier company of the t t tha PortugueSe regiment. The cbOice of the sitentiOn of the batteries, and the expedition with . winch they were completed,- do great :t to Captain Squife s (chief etiOleii+r) inilgihent ; acid I ant fred 'say. Unit it has been principally owing to his exertions., and 04086 of Major Dixon, that I affil indebted for the speedy surrender of the place ; and I teL great satisfaatiOn in saying, that the condue.l of the Por tuguese artillery einploy.gd in ,the brekhing bat tery wos highly Creditable. To the tire kept tilt by the British fight comp:lnlet, and the,ritie eotn pules of . the 't.foth and Brunswick Wgn ii enf v , under Majors Pearson and Birtningliatti,' and the flank 'Compainei of Colonel Hai vey's Portuguese. Brigade, I Principilly attribute the trifling [on: we sustained. 'I have the hot our to inclose the return of the 04i:tanks, as also of the ordnance found in the'phice, Ll 4 of the number at pris9o— taken. • 1 114“:, (S;ped) G. LOWRY COLE. A Return of the Castialtie:i' whMl have occurred in tile Di.. vrsion ot the Allied 4rtny employed at the 31‘. 4 4e.0r veno, naafi the Conit . nand ut 111430r-General the ,HO4. G. L., Cole.. ' Ofivenca, 15th. April, xStt. . British. • • • Ist Royal Fusileers*t rink and file wounded.. 2d Bat. 701 ltoyai us:leers,--t tailk . andtile 17111 !tout--t rank and tile killear ; 3 [...llk.antic hie wound. BrUi4awick.Rille Company—it rank and file kill-33. Portugueae. 3d Regiment Royal Artillery —1 rank and tile killed; 2 rank and Mk: . waiii:ted. 23d Vont rank and tile wounded. tut L. L., Legion-1 rank and tilt wounded. Total- 7 4 rtuik and tile killed; to•railk and file 'Wound. (Signed) R, IiGERTON, captain, Dep. Asaiist . Adj. taCti. • • , . Remit of Mounded, made 1 risoners i and hlis,;:ng, it, the Corps of the Allied .limy utitlex t he (CDmin.nci, of 611a1 Sir W. „ ucrestord, K. B. on the morning c.)l the 7111 April, 1811. • Camp on the Left Bank of the Guadiana. 1301 , Light Dragoons-3 rank arid file wounded; Major, 1,it:111411.ot, t Truop serjealit- Nl4or, z Trumpeters, 49 Link and tile, C., horses, a mules, yrisoners. 16t Bat. iptil falOt 1 1 , 1:1111111Cd, z prisoner. yith Foot--3 wounded, z prisoners. • "total of Wounded, made Prisoners, and Missing. 7 rank and file wounded ; I Major, t Lieutenant, t Troop Scrjeant.tlajor, a Trumpeters, 49 rank anti tile, bi herass, a mules; prisoners; 3 rank and file missing. NaltlC3 Of 0 liken taken prisoners. riflt Light Dragoons —Major Al orris anti Lieutenant Moss. Oitgneti) T. REYNELL,. Atsisr. Adj. Gen. ItelOrn of Spanidt Prisoners releaied at the Captve,of. t)liyonfa.. 6 0n...e[5 11,3 Non'..Commissioned Oflicara and rank and file 89. Return of the Officers, Non-Commissioned Officers, and it4rik aid„file, comptisitiy, the , klench Garrido,* tit 01. vehp: s Colonel, s , Lieutenant-Colonel, I Captain, 6 `subalterns, o 6 Medical. Vilio4ti:, 3 Corninisariat . Departinen,ip, Nc)n t !:nniltl6*!utu:it tOnveri.and rank Anti lire etfCtive, 96 lck and ‘vcinnkital in Hospital —Total' 48z - ,return 4 4 Ord 11;174 and Stores captured at ()livenca, (Yrdnance inotletetl. t brass , S. pounder,' 1 ditt o .4.ll;Jundas, 5 iron is•pouthlers, oitto b-pottokict.:, 2 (flunk-pounders. is • . •Orkinance clkmoiintett., butts 44.pottnder, 2 i ron 12- vi :11(1,;(s . Totai IS. 2 ansittututiutt Ithz4,ket b4ll.cirttitlges, tsz tauskdts, 4,,592 I)4) , am:fa. • B4NA'R.Uri ! V, - • 1. Pacey,lVoreestei hosier., j: !Lyric arid C. C.' Binley, Popes WA-alley. brokers.—R.• rrer.•:—T. Sr. Cletneilt, Corowoll. inninioster. 1. l'ige,'SwarCharit. brewer. Oxley. ,l'otitelraet, cite. Ellery, Newington , WaL.on,. Fish. sirect.hill, inercliant.-H. Airs, Tiiiiberbcomrkurile:illll.lll.. j. Austin, Great Saffron hill, r. W - P Darn,. St. Martin's Clutrchyaril, Cal il,, r nicker.--T, StLiiiii,-(nititer.—C. - 11. tittle inn T. Little, Citilvoe, 40tityl , trIonutatturets.,-P. Sowetby, Liverpool. provision- Pa l ,e, Sr. Martin's Cnurch.y-trn,,iltoiler.—S IL , yiiiiiiirt§,,Austna-friarsynnerchant..—E.Morgon. Ant; K nigh merchant —l. Junes, Edmonton, w heel wrigiii,--- A. Owen, - Bell.yartl; sLiiioner.—S. kidney, Plogti in, victual. Frame-Seiwood, Scott and W, lonian, St, PitneraS, —W. Morrows, l‘lanchesier, norse-dealer.-14.. bouillon, S. Southall.- and IL Southall, I.)tuJley, nail-ironnioly,cio.— I. G. Cainparr, sprv i d.. L A ve: riOtirti hroker. •' ' Ipiornutionr, 8:r. To.morrow: CPRICh 'SiXP2I4Ct trALkrENNIt:, TIVIPERIAt' pAßL:witNfr. TIOLIS4 . • - OF PEERS, TORStihit, MAY 7. BERV.ELEY PEERAGE. In atotinnitt , lt: of Privileges, the forthet' &m,i; duration of this case was resurnict j• and Zr:11 Ipdor, brother of thii Countess of' `Bert.;clrv, was examined in continuation, principily by aro Law •Otlicers 61 the Crt.wn, It was propokel to ref( r borne poin% out of the' evidonce, to tiro CotWdenition of tt , c• Judgeq, who attoodel The were no an ,n 1 salved On, aud the iorther consideration of the I.vas postponed until 10-tnorrow. Tne . toitlier prnceecinial in the case of the . BMi= bury Paeroge, dtf6n6i-.. SLAVE TRADE. FELONY BILL On the question tot the second rvac.fing, thits Bill, IMrcl GRENVILLE made some otAervations cn the recent ft etinent .ImpGrtations of Slaves into sowv of the West India Islands: l'he Earl of LIVERPOOL assilred the HopSe, this alleged intra6iion of the law would be - St'ric,ily i:Ainireci into, and all possible remedy apPlied. E.trl. STANIIOPE expressed. his ivinion, that the only circa nal mode of putting an eitd to the Slave Mide would be, to enaa that . every'Slave shook be tree the moluent he laotled in.the West Indies, Lord Gattxvit.t.F. observed 'the, pi-01,0;4ton tAIRS worthy of serious attention ; and ally be rectiti•ed to, it doe present Bill should not prove an adegOte., reined)' : ' The 'Bill watt then read a.second, time.. ,Bef,- , re. its commitment kvas ordered, Lord GOENN . p.t.ts,, expressvd his - wish lb - be forti)ed by the Noble Sectelary of State with re speat to communications betwech the Briti,h Gotorynietif and those of Spain and Portugal, kela iiitc to the Abolition of the Slave Trade 1, • The Spanish Corto..it apf\eared, had lately taktjri it tip and it WilS si;itcd, - that no corn.innt . ,ications had . begin receiied theie'ott by the Enghsh Govvrtment, fre:thOtiqt;t that in the prt-cat circunhtences of the countc*l'es, it would not only 0- for the glory, brit was the pectili;,r...pi*y of, ' &011 Britain to introand t c . ndeasiour . rp peisu4.l,l‘... the SpaniKh and. Porto- gut:se GOVerninents :to: join 'with her ,in cattingof trotn all, perion4 Wh:ltever, ziny'pretentt; tot a c onCktitianve . ut t hi'zhoipioab,e tr in ciiiestion. The Eat of LiVi.ni) ifiat tai. Itr4;,jes. ty's Govs•rinent a•,,iri• oftoe• consideratiobs re.terrtd,to by, the N.- . 4):e ,and that w ith' re-. ... seti p . 16 S 1 a forc:olo r., , ...liresentati Q n had ber.ti; made by Inc, AliniAter in r; at' country. The 11.3101, thus', 110,-rver, be awao: that in this' prelstilt situ-Anon of the countries, some degree or delicacy and rnana43?trtetit was neeessaiy, and that no.smaltrtOrtton of jea:ousy wit.; always tjrtertoso ct l by Spain, with' respeet to int aOd he re• that lAN) rOspea to Sintio, Mr. \V(.he'slejr had reet.ivcdins - :ructioiis to t`n„ke the necessary , presetti.,tions to the Government of that cOuntiy. The Kill was !hrn commi t ed . for to. atm row. RIVENU t. API TA L PyIVISFIMENT,,BiLt. . The House having gone into a Committee on' this ni-ti, stviiral Amendments wcre propo , ed by LOrd GUENVILLE,:Lord SraNcsa,.and other Peers ; which being agreed to, the report, was ordered to be ree ceived to•mnrrow. The Bills upon the table, chiefly private, were then forwarded in theft respedive btages, and art Ad 4 joutoment took &Cc. ROUSE OP COMMONS, TVBSDAY, MAY 7. LIVERPOOL DOCKS. General Gascoteitati moved the further eontlider. ation of the Report of the Committee on the LI , verpool Docki Bill. Mr. CAM:Vint moved, at on Amendment, that the Bill be recommitted. A short discus.ion ensued, in which General GASCOIGiIE tiCiel)ded the principle of the Bill, a nd, General TArti.wroN o; , posed it. Tile House then divlded, For the Amendment to Alpinist it Majority 4 g The Report of the Committee was consequently' agreed to, and -'the Bill was ordered to be read a third time. I IRISH TITHES. , • Mr. PA nNnu, postpondd his motion' relative' to Tithes in itcl4nd, to Thursday se'Onight. CUSTOMS, FEES PILL. . • Mr. BIPDULrK moved for art Account of the Persons likely to be affe6ted by the Customs Pees Regulation, Bill, the emoluments of their oflieeft, &c. which motion, after a few obsetvations, tit@ Of the I';XC , lIEQUItg A 11 4 4, pity, Pi Mooa.a,, was negatived without a divNion. BASTARD CHILDREN. IVir. Goncu obtained lelivi) to bring in a Bin to enable Justices to requiro sccuri!ie*front•the reputed leathers of Bastard Children, in sitttat/ons extra+. parochial. . . ' The Bill was imme:liateiy brought lo read ri firsi __. , time, and ordered to be read a bet:o9d time, and, 40- , be printed. PAROCHIAL SETTLhMENTS. On the motion for the econtl, reading of the Po tochial Settlement A disetmion t! ok place, in which, Mr. etiiPi.,4„ Lord MILTON., and M. Wurrattafw, NriicipAttd. Ai the suggestion of Mr. Moroni, ti) /4401 1 ,r consideration of the 110.11.:tt was nobitioned I.ww , 1 , 1 , day stennight. INNKEEPERS' RILL The Innkeepers! Bill went throngh Committee, th e Report of whist► was ordered to be raceivol w.