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ILSDAY, JUNE 5 1 1817, the Tragedy of bT H - Mr. KFAIIII.E. - Mrs. SIDDONS, their "feting together.) lded a Farce called 'HE WIND I FICE, June 3, 1817. ,RS for PICT UAL LIN(; Vire& hereby give Notice, That ', they will be ready to receive and treat for Sixty TONS of ine-half thereof in the space of half within a Fortnight after 7ctualling Stores at Deptford; , t FRESH BEEP mav be re- injeAly's Skipy sad Penn . * in Ceeentiar fivn4 the 30th In- 'otitracts may be seen at the Se :e; and, as respects the Fresh Russet!, i lgentfarthe Pictual- r nder in which the Price .sls at length, or that shall not rare One o'Clock on ,the said )r 'lnfers the Person who makes in his behalf, attends to answer reef must be accompanied by a re Persons engaging - to become in the Penal Sum of 5001. Contract. 'AE, April 25, 1817. DI RECTORS of the of MERCHANTS• of ENC 4. EAST INDIES, do hereby give ,NERAL COURT of the, said •ir I-1 oast, in Leadenhall:street, Ewe next, from Eleven o'Clock ,ose of deaaring a DIVIDEND atter nat. MKS of the said CONWANY's .sday. the sth Ante next, at Two Thursday, tht 17tb JOT fol- IVOtA \TS on the said Com nly, will , be ready to be deli. next. Notice, that at the said Ge ilution of the General Court, of ,witted for their Confirmation, the ReioNtion of the Court of ranting to Cjptain SOLOMON Almon)." Case of Captain EARLE, with e-i.aw, Cap. a, Sect. 19, arc peetinn of the Proprietors. JAMES COB% Secretary. I)INiN(.4-I'A - TRAFALGAR SIDEBOARDS iue elegant Piece of Furniture, laps; thtPatentlmproved Sofa 4-screw Four Post,. and • Tent Betiding complete ; Portable invented anti improved articles Id very extensive assortment of lea for furnishing Houses coat 'lmre Fru»ilive may select and w days, avoiding the extreme •al Months in completing their 1, Army and. Navy, /4. &c. by 7, Catberinc-streyt,'Strand, on 'ate., 14 prompt payment.: " tirN't)Rtn POUNDS REWARD. ` 41.6 A'r KINSON, Perfumer, No. 43; Ger ,rwillettreet, Soho-sctitare, , London, begi leave to i nform I t all , that his vERT,ing DYE, which has been the t 'lle t‘ '. l4 ,,,, tt , 6 obted, has lately been counterfeited and Nt 4 17;,",` , :i1l be ,giCen coniletion t he tlitenders. 4 4i: 1 , 1 911 N ' l V ve lltliterou . s • e , oiri hints, lbn y t e ‘: Itt)tilht-erL. dies Dyes I . t et i ht , t . seat Atm herrants t. 4 ,1 tk,, 40 ln 'ts pla ce , Thi s imposit u ion ptity,t.e tl . elect t e i d . orociring I •Nt Mason's Vegetable ''s of ti ''.l.Mgrlatrire and Address on the Label. The_ lh tH table Dye are, its changing Grey or Re d or B i . e s° 4 or Whiskers to a beautiful and p!•rinar , t_en 'of ' . ;c l c_ by sit4t y wetting the Hair, wl e nO u l .n % e h a t..o 41,„:.% t! , l e . olniir. Price ss. tOs. 1 .n • , by the Ituyal Family, &c. ' L 'al7l'sing7b L ,'`,4.NhON'ts , CURLING rLulll nit hellajr where it hsi Nip off iTioration, change of CI imate, intense StulY, 4! ih /It" It el'aviiuns,&c.- It also tsecps it i n curl during btic '1;1, Ittg, &c. or in -a damp iti . 1 1 , 2 . ,, 82 . Gd. 7s. itd. and One Guittea.—And rtnv soN's AMBRONIAL SOAP ',5.,44 f e . e I a i r s , stinhurn,&c. and prevents the hand! q l rice It 4 the shin lu xur i ous ly w hit e , MOO a nd ts. 4 'l 9 ave fur Wa s hi ng , an d in Sharing Calm., mal t , l'• . each eo:,, 4 : t 44 Ga by inost'Perfuniers and Hair-dressers in ry. &IRS. JOHNN iO, s rg Newman-srse re - qui,;te yo ur i n v a l u able AME ., tl Itr 01•11iNG s yttu 0 p ,0 1 1 he universally Vil ul ltess might be ore generally extended. b h " m ,betti extrentely ill a long time s she had So'rattch affected that her life Was de “,timdicine were of ao Arai!. ..%Ye ere was the only cause o f lii ;dilator). the 'd eo "10 who luta seen, the ha epy effects of II th e e ' l l ,P,an to try' It c she bronght us a bottle, ii,r 1 ,1 4 d% mouth, and in a few minutes a monk sagas took place, the tits left her, and she ct -t9 Imasible it requiring only a bottle and a int o l e os , c ilte. Our sorrow wss thus, in a few R. " .7* ai e • • te Madam, your obliged servants, Nc J. and ngh u 'r John -street, Aston-road, Birmiam. 1,1 'll, 4ll) "Prirtors, Johnson and Williamstiso; ets O xtd-street • and of te Pt i n ci " rs 41 town and v o tory, at Qs. ail 9d h . Bottle. S tmtl e : sure tr, a s k che Johnson and Williams's SYrnp, as there are several spurious ‘ O4 Thg'lltrea the Infant Ponr, as u su a l, at her cr h ir and Sito iniay'mornings, from ititt 311,''' tqtit th,lAging a l ry are etter frern It res pectable house real objects of ch•ttitY, , , ' , . • !a!) lob OfC t .. I' ll 4 U) a n 7721.] term 11 0 1 TIT 0 „' P ATRE•ItOY tt L,'C f 1. 41 " ROW, , • will be presented t MACIII Macbeth by - !M I • La dY Macbeth b e : too oug the last ti m e of t, 01 To which will he :id( RAISING TI: z G P IC 7 77 11 1, A 1,1.17.0 Fl JT,rOI.I2I.USSiONE, z VdJESTY'S NAT' 1 otli' r tIV, the 17th Instant, • re tz.riri» t Pealed up), or 400, ..,N44." &Uri ts 4a,"d the other W4 fer List irajaf:l%, Pict 3. ' 4 qi the use ff his .llnje 2'weive Cteenda .0 41' 0 14 Cep 4 • ail‘ tre, „„.• °ll3 of the Cont ro o at eiis f)/lice ei 41111 Y i ng to 41fr. T. 1, 1)* "r 1. 11 or i .„ • , I rctioi ll L e had to an! 011 .4 , ittr4, 6 e inserted iu Trord. :: 4 1;11 to the Bola befo ni° 1 7th Fastant ; nor j , or some Pe • ri f l rtl 4r. son or re keldr ? Fresh •t;ui !rt. . 4it.4 ;LY two responsible 4, 4 ' l 'r party tendering 4 t performance of the 1 1 ,411 , • Eksi 11 MDIA, EIOU: ' N il *4 COURT of VNiT F) COMPANY 04 t , 4) 411,1 MING to the EA 'a Ift ,Ih r 45 I)? A QUARTERLY GED kNy . ' , II be held at thei t ; p KS, Y, the lath Je c h 7 el)e} on) fur .the purpo 44, t,"`'ima Liu to Midsuno " TRANSFER BOOK will he shut on 'l'hursd cif!' upe u d a c tin ou 1 N Ys DIVITSEND W, :T /C lts . dnet on the 6th h ' • ouluday tile 7th July teiut • t I do further give , t 'litt the following Resol 1 01 ,1 '4 4ttstot, wlit he subt • ' 4 4 t bis Court approve th the lath ;ult. grr Ti a :,Pention of 3001. per ,r illts relating to the' C t °l , ' • 4 required.. by the 1 Noose fur the ion I ' 4 /It h • iIid 4 TENT BD' PATENT '1 4 i 'Fbo. p i - ,. -4 ABLES, in or ~ 61 % ter . l i t e ! ilferei i n r t as 9 v,,4 l .vtir 44lo tlitttre and I' • . Asi llit i , r ; . ,,,veral other new a general au 4:,tti,i v "deahirset Artiel4 ;of 4 24% iill,litiltiattured, wi !lonic its'a V . llai t ,, t. l- " waiting sever • * ll l4 West t • ..odia. Articles W e and 17 for 4;1: t 11 1) i t ti . ;,. • 41 .' r : P,ll,l; t rt•iii L i tzf r i, tti pe r f iltd /\ 4. 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Bent ley.. Ogle anti Co., IV. Ginger,' Itoiinvell and Marlin. P. Wright, Ditighton and • Stm, Cambridge; 'Constable nod Co., Edinburgh; and Wilson and SQn, Yorka TO LINEN.DRAPEIti AND .1-IASERI)ASIAKItti, • : now it S itself of enter;na: into : IiUsINESS in the CITY of GI, 6G IW. The SHOP, 114, Tit()NG,TI.:, gill he txx on a LEAF.T. of 10 years, .nod the DISPOSZI) OF sin rewonahle Terms. Immediate Possession can he given. • Atiplioition may be made to :qr. Mirliileton, the owner, who wishes to treclinc bli:ittes, from itt health:— Letters from Principals (post (►•ittl) will'he tritentivil to. totton anti Shop (to which a - Pwellittg-hous-e. ' tachsil 6.i e.tal to any in *hie ,city, and whe , re stn extetAtilvc husinw , s I:3S hero ci.trted on, for many years. Glasgow, May 26, 1817.. ' " ." • • ' 1 FRAUD PREVENTETO. - - - rraeotipter4et tht• ttia,tv-wleni!tts that are (iFt•ly wade to impose on Om unwary ,a Spuriotts.Colopoititioa in,teud of the GEN 'INE It t, CKING iirep.tred by DAY aod %A:8:m. the) :ire induced td adopt a tivw Label, in which' their Address 9,7, Hit;h . lit , lhorn,— • is placed so conspicuously , that they trust an attention t o, this, and the ditiert nee of the l'yiie, which is unlike all f..el ter-iirrs,. will eiri'de Purchase . s nilet to debect the firtpu-, sttion. The REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by 9AY.and , MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, willin future be sold in' Bot tles at (id. Is. and Is. Gtl. each, and a Copy of the, L.shel left, with till Venders. DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn. PITT CLUB. THE LEICESTER AND LEICEATERSIERE 'NTT CLUB, The Anniversary , of the' Birth of the ia , e Right honourable WILLIAM PITT %vitS celebrated on WOl - last,•the 28th inst. at the Three Crown . ; Inn,, Leicester, by a numerous and highly re spectable society.„ • The Ehuirinan, Colonel JoliN STORY, upon the , removal of the cloth, gave The King—which was drank with three times three, • And t;od save the . King" Sung by Messrs. Jarvis, Nicholson, Adcock; and Coltman; with full chorus by the Meeting. The Prince Itegent—thri4 times Otte. Glee—‘ Glorious Apollo." The Queen--three times. three. "Duct—" 0! Albion." The Duke of York, and the other Branches of the Royal Family—three times three: Song—" Whin Vulcan lorgeil the bolts of Jaye." The Princess Charlotte of Wales and her IllustriouStousat three times three Glee—" In Peace tort tunes the Shepheitrs reed." The CHAIRMAN then rose , and'observed, " that the Toait 'a ,n going to propose, will, 1 (attar myself; be drank with unanimous sympath y. and grateful feelings, by every one present. It is to, the memory of that Illustrious Statesman (from whom we are proud to derive our title) the tat Nt - TAL WILLIAM Pim A otan--whose . exalred elta• raster sttrpassed all enlogium—whoie splendid r o . dents and comprehensive mind ruled the Councils of this Nation for more than 20 years in times of uneXampled danger and difficulty.--whose firmness repelled every aggression of Foreign Enemies, and raised our favoured Island' to sueh a pre•emincuce, in theicale of Nations, that it became the'envy and admiration of the world. " At a period when treasom and sedition hurled their fire-brands around, at the , moment when a spirit of disaffecti9o was. reedy to break or h t in t he country, his vast mind suggested the f idea f trying the strength of faction, by an opposite test--he hoisted the standard- of Loyally, and The result was, that an invincible Phalanx was imme diately formed remit(' the Throne.--Atnidst the anarc hy and con tusion which desolated other na tion, he preserved, inviolate, the dignity, the freedom, and security of our , own: His high sense of the itights and Privileges of the Peo p le were never lost sight of ; in his zeal and attach ment to thebest of Kings, he ever considered the prerogatives of the Crown, and the Rights of the British People, as inseparable in their nature, and the best,secnrity to eaeh,otber, " The love of his Country seemed to have ab. •. .., • . sorbed every other object of his mind, for svii.G he , is 3 forming designs of vast anilcertain sources of. Cominerce ‘Yeaffh,to. .biro, he neglected his own personal interests and .aggran• diseinent, tor, be died poor, anti in cieht. " I feel at K loss to do justice to the biglr_sense I entertain of his wits, and l'_nt . Oraiti my feeble encomium may. appear to lessen a cliaraciei which no non's. encomium con exalt... His memory-will 41ways be dear to every true and loyal - mon, and "nay his example. enjniate tilt Inttne Se nators to sets of disinterested patriotism and ex .ertions propose The immortal IttAitiiry of . the Late Right Honourable Wit.t.;A:g Ptil•—witil three times three Midi WM drank with great it:A and repeated clieering. t .ing-.-= 4 Pitt' the Patriot's name." The Navy ana,r).rmy of the United Kingdotu—th ree times three. Sous' anti Chocus,.." Rule Bi itannia." The Ilouie of ItrilitAisicb, and may they never forget the 06;16111es winch 'ileatcil them on the Throue of these Iteallus—three tinierthree. - • When order in tine Land commeolAl." Te 'i.ricilcs•rasrr Asceii4 DA rare times three, _long elect Glce.-".ThiKing anti the Church" The Ministers of the Prince r ttegeut-rtiir , c , times.three. Life a a Viumper." May the piineipti ef Pritta.viNlys aiiiinate'the Cinncils of Cirvarßritaie--three times three—repeated cheers. • Sung--r.' Dread . was the time." The next toast•l bava , to.propase is." t o the me tnory. of that ,ehosen. disciple .anti distinguished tilend of tnist illustrious and enlightened Senator whose liirth-day we . ere •niet , to celebrate—The much lamented and . resp e cted .z..pencer Percival, who, by following th'e footsteps of his.,grcat Pee-, elecussor,..ooll,by,,d faitlititi and conscient jou,. dis charge of the important duties 0? his exalted sta :ion, legit beltl i ~ iiint an titiblelnilit:t.l reputation and hirstillied ' "To iris spit udid talents, unshaken firmness, and inflexibid y, we must add the :need of praise for lirs private virtues, amiable qualities, ..,„ stud excellent dispoiltfan, "'bvery nitio entertained the highest opinion, of his honour:' All:gave hint credit fOr the piirity of his motives,' anti no one could differ front in sentiment,' wi thout doing hini_*the justice to acknowledge,: that his,erruer were.dre.errorticof 4 eiA : ttions rITOn gave — r": The Immortal Memory lite Late Iti,4ht Hon. Sjencer ier= • • in silence.) . . . in , the a I absence Of n I ril bibert Manners (cle •-• • • rained in 'London on public finiines,S), the C,luair-. inan . gove—; • CiOrtiohli.Presitlent, L:ml Robert Mannersl-three iinies three; ri,'! SirrFrederick Foa lie ruse to propo.c the health of Tlicontirman, • whola he eulogised in a iteat and appropitite -speech; Drank with moult applatise-rwiAt three times titree. - W'udrii6use, alid not Loyal and Indelti.istlent Freeholders • of the l'oanty of Nurfolk--three time% tlittee. ' Yield Marshastottlir;LD„uliTehoef,2ls:eit of I tF a ti r i z. ,.. o t , l , t , r r t.: ,, e , tiines three. The Mayor and . Loyal Corporati:.in of Leicester—tlftee tiniett - • - ' • three. • Mr.• MAYOR expressed the high sense . Of the ho - -• front' dente t he Corporation and hintsi•li i'rtilsted that the timbal:en fidelity and at tat lunatic ro the Colistittitioil, 'aptl loyalty to dor TeVrrecl Sovereign, which Corporation had at all times showti, ‘vould 'contittne to manifest itself on tdl nc:alotts, and entitle tb4.4n to the good opi nion-of heir 'coup rry. Pee!, and . the' Lutdcni Pitt Club-- ' three times three. Sir FaanEarcr Fo,vite, at a Meinber of the London Pitt Club, returned thanks in a very curt . - getie'spectli. • • • " Mr. PEEL, .in , en elegant: speech; also re; iirned thanks .for the- honour - conferred upon his hiu riser. • Song—" Wife, childrrn, and, Fri* ads." The bake ufltuthinFi, Lord (iieutenant of the County—three times three. Glee- 4 * The 'Red Cross Knighti." The Duke of Newcastle, ,and the Nottingham Titt three. " Mr. CH.FSLYN,I43 a Member:err:the Notting ham Pitt Mb % "-returned thanks fnr the honour conferred upon that establishment, and•said; dust notwithstanding the shade which: had been; thrOwn over-46,6)010y byAbe misconduct of a few, there was a large portion of • truly loyal anti worthy characters, whose :unshaken' attachment to the Constitution, mull° the principles of our immor tal Statesman, was eminently eonspicnons.•'. The President and Vice President for the ensiling y ear—tb ree . . . thuul tbrce„ • Sir FAEDF.RICK rowttit returned thanks, and assured the - iklecting that he was highly gratified by the !moony conferred upon hint, and that hi, hest endeavours should be exerted in support of the Pitt Club; Thu Immtotal Memory of Lord Nelson—fgilient toast.) Sonit- 4 ! The Death of Nehom'." The Wooden Wash of Old Eoglothl-7three times three. . Glee*" Briton's best Colottet Keck, and the Leicestershire Yeomattry—three times 'Ships, Colonies, and Commerce—three times three. , . Glee—" You Gentlemen of England." The Ditches, of auttandallireetitllts three: Here's 4 . .licaltb tojoii goes , ',asses." • The Members for the County-rthre,tiniv three. The Provincial. Pitt Chats throughout tleKingdont--three times three,: • ,May Plenty crown the imitti,.ambLayelty.fill , the hearts of . , 1.10: People—nu - ye titatollyee.. . . Port! an4ittur 1‘41 , 113t0s it re.eleetetißtesitlent; and Sir - Fusin at cg, C 3. FOWKE, Bart. Nice-Presi dent toy the year ensuing. Several Members of,tile Nottingham Pitt Club honoured the Meeting with their attendance. PEDESTRIAN MATCH ON WORMWOOD SCRUBBS. B AKER left, off. on Monday at tweoty.five mi nutes past eight , , EATON JIM till n roarter before nine. EATON walked 00 that day 51 miles. Yei. terday, _B UM Started at .ten. minates before five, TiATON at five. At five ia the aftentoon BAK Vl{ h a d co mpleted 40 miles. EaTut4.3B:l.—Ainottg the 110111I:t4k0S - .spectators yesterday - was the Duke of yoltx, anal leteral gtber I.lilltAtry Qtlieets.. PARLIAMENT ROUSE or LORDS, TuzspAr, JusE:3;, ~ :SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF 6011049.,. : .: ROYAL APPROBATION.. • About 20 minutes .before tistir7'oll c, ttft cr prayers; the Lord Ciianeelloi.:: Chblittontleley, the Earl of Shlll(otitif, Bittiturst, and the gall ttf tliveilii"n.l totbk itkir seats AS his Maje3t),'s •Cornmisiionos, to notiry the approbation of I rie Prince-Regent on he eitoice - of . the flight flan. Charics - Niattner's Statonal Sneaker of the' 13anse of Comun.ns. Quatine, the .Deputy .T.Tiher of . the _Black Rod, hots sent to tequire tbr attendance of the -House of Connnons., • • Shortly tat etWards;. the newly chosen . Spvilier 4 ; . Nir. Manners SW it'll), 7litipported- IV Sir Jan Nicholl and Mr. Littleton, and ticeoutrahied 14 , a great °umber of Mcuibers of the Honse ar COM 4.. aroma, 'curse to the B The Co ni a m igi,Th ,vastht•it Lords siitin;!, as Conduksioner ,, , notify the Huy approbation .of the choice of ,Manners Sutton as Speaker.: • Mr. AIANNEtts• SurioN addressed the Lords Commissi.liess in the following turns :-- Al y, Ittusuanct• of !be conirnands of his Royal Highness the Princt Regent, ciing in the itaine. and On the. behalf of his Maje-ty, his Majesty'sfaithful•Commons have pro: e'ttleit to the election of a' Sneaker, and I ant now to inform your LOrdshini that their . choice has fallen . upon me. " Contemplating the high atfl important duties 'attached to•thii arduous situation, cannot but regret my own insufficieneY, and I ttm sure there would .be much cause , for the gratitude , ot his :Majesty's faithful . Commons were the Royal dis-- approbation Of their choice to, be nosy liorifreti,3o Tatty M,;tithers, being amongst thein.,,who would `he so mode better qualified than nr . vSelf adviitiakely .10 perfof nt. the unties of their Spcalier." 'Este Luta) 'Citoicet.t.c.)it • spoke fOllOlk . S ( 4 Mr.' Mirinki Sutton; his Royal Hi4hoess the Prince of Wales; Regt"ut of the - United Kingdom. Cully sensible of your talents and ',ability to eke cute the office of .Speakei, and uPPr"ving. orate choice of his Majesty's faithful Commops, has autliori-ed and directed us to declare th e ProliallOo of his Royal Ilighosiot of 551, h choice - , ond by the ant hority 'of .the Commission whit'h has.lk!en read,: and by vittue of . the'same, 'tNe hereby tlecl tre•the approbation of his Royal 'light. UP-4 .of •the viroite nr,rde by bis Majesty's faithtdi Ceturnons of-von: to be their SpeAer." .Mr. .NJ AN NE.,8.1 My Loi.os, Octi otrtclf to the pletstire c' his. itoyeliliAntis, rusting ih4t the righttnnd pritireges,of his Ma. jcsiVs faitiifto Commons will Ertritiril unimpriired, And . that wThit tts;e'r 'error I may comniit in the ex• ecution of the cl...ties - 'ot the office ortineaker,will he imitated 10 we indivi lu illy, awl not to then',." The - new Speaker and the Cominons.then with. drew frOmThe'llonse, and the L•trils Commis-, shine's re t ired. The Hothe was - adjourn:A dotiog pleasure, i,oa assembled again at. five o'clock. 'The Earl ot' Battiowvrea pieiented a peition fromClerkenWell respecting the Metropolis tieing Bill, which was ordered to be referred to tike Commitree.on the Bill. • • - Tice P o 'oe•grnplqy moo Bill ittol the Christch areli Bill were brought up froth the noose of Commons by Mr..Brogden, Sir Jamei Graham, and other Nfembers, and read i first time. The former was Ordered to he prktyd. • , . • The Earl of LIVERPOOL give , notice of his inten« tion ti t move the svcondreading of the Poor Ent. plOyment ti , nderstOod, 'on It rid4y, Mr. Edwards nresenteil ti Report front the Com missioners of the Caledonian Cania.;-7-Orderea to lie on rite table„ , . THE LATK SREAKER'.-7-11.01r4 itiESSACiE, The Kiri of LIN E PooL presented a nte,,Sage front bis 1t0y,11 . 1-11,q,lniess the Prirlee Rezt nt, w!ikit was.. rend by the I.otto,c,ttiolcoLLOß, anti was as "G. P.R.—His Royid Hi;haess.t he Prince, Regent, acting in the name and on the behalf Of Ills Majesty, thinks . it pro per to r infornrthe House bt Lords, that having taken into his copsjderation the cii . cumstaners under which the' Right Ho nour:dile Charles Abbot !tat. retired from the oitinitiOn of Spealivi• of the House. of etininions, and the arduous and eventful period during which he has performed thedut4s of Speaker, has conferred upon him the dignity of a Brori, by the style itniLdignity of Lord Coichester,.of Colchester,in the c•,unty of .Essex; and his Royal'Highness recrnumends to t tta ;louse of Lords to concur in making such provision for the said Lord Colchester,: and the heir male 'succeeding him ih the - title, Re under all the circumstances may appear lost mal reasonable."' • • • On the motion of the Earl of Ltv•PapoOL,. the message, was ordered to he taken into considera. Ott Thursday.. • pEBATE .ON 71' FIE *CATHOLIC - CLAIMS.—EXPLA. NAT/ON. - The Earl of Dottoputtmotta called the attention of tile'lloose to A Statethe'ot which had -appeared in hone of the , EVening 'Papers, purpotting to be part of a -Speeelt or 11 Rigbt liev: Prelate in the debate which took place on the Catholic Question. lie did not mean to 'charge misreprvsentatiwoon the Editor-of the l'aper to which he refet red; as he had' 16oked itito several of the other reports, anti-foitnd them itearly the same. His object was that instice might `be done to the character of a most. worthy person, and to endeavour to remove aspersions , from • his diameter, which he bencved could never 'have been seriously meant,- and he -was•stire never had any foundation. The charac ter which -he alluded t© was that of the worthy awl respectable Or. Trey, the Roman Catholic Areie-