The Sun. — London, England, 1817-02-04 00:00:00

ADDRESSES, &c. ourt of Common Council will be held this (:!>/:, << ll Pipente of a received by flan. the Loin MAYOR ,for the Ziur , it of tuk iii;;Ho(o'bousolirdt . foo the proptiely atl.Aillirets of etingratttlatidt, to hiA: rntial THINCP. ite.G.ENty 011 liS!1111.1)`t: escape fro . lll the Atrocious assaults: 14* 11e 'rash iiiteruptrac e en‘ ( .§tiiii)i hel l s Park, on his retimi froiliAttol 4 lllll4 14 1 119 ) ill the dist:futil °yeti Sbe of the tOPcii4Miti oveiviga." `Cioi 3dT Oxfurd has given norce of a nvocation . to be hold en this day, in . i'viriel4 WRatsO and loyal Acis ti(lrtis tit 'bit, 'Royal libe.4lolB REW;N T is to be proposed. wiPrer t the sentintenrorMir and Rly Upon.' he lit6'ontrage iikiainst his WCPCIOII. - • 119fi e' • --'H j ~ ! b'rtEttittl i 44 - • BIRMIN,Frs. t., , -41 hitt; no: tat atrocious and era torons attaelittliqPiTilfs Itl llighnesi the Pii't:4c P. lt EURNT•ties7Viiiii4eti itlie loyal passion, - of the inlictiii ants ro thrs 7 t loyal town ;it hat-filled es . erv'bosonti‘V 1t II .1141100 i. 14 it:ttill that beings in tile hh 9 Pe ' it 'n'e9tll(lbe f•ood tio n bi e o f inch 'infamous Drlii ct ; ; ..,.. 1 I v ii i,„„ t . • -1,1110 1 44 - 01 you, hit this town has if,.4t'Ateniflttvitieli I doubt not vrill:bi rtill°'"'l'Li .I,`'4lltfpitt in the . kingdom, .viz. a'Congratit•i kin, A . & A , , wit% to- tit . t. I'4 . 04iNT. von his elle:lPrt sl ut/N (4 w.. P ni . ity '. ka1,,..n-ull attitChnielit to his Pelson, _a_ 4 116.13,"liviiii4 inn .11e requisitiOn, to ibst ilgi i • pd ;'';'ir is in numer o usly Ind res pectably kill be 'An Athlres yoniing wain* fr om the heart . Iliti:itli,tetei'kd by his 11.0Yal itiglines .aS the I, .1,,106,4 01 respect and isteeniY , k,ht`',"' i4tiiie'li:iter ill which the iianie °I. n 'r litl'l'lrt'tl,Ptinee 'appears, I am ashamed to hum': t,,„,i ' o l i , t ''f ihe Ihimpilen Club ; but as an ac , ~,, rt , 1.4;13 :proet.etlings may •be amusin g' to 414 4 . 1 , 14 '4) and instructive 'to the !,..iegjdatiire•, u,...l:nsatitatture of Petitions' I '6111"t heit l'.l'tit'' 1; 4 ,7, 1 1. 1 ,i t i'ttif 4 . lie- nio l tie in which' il'iiy . it jaiii I tr0,,, 1 , 1 1 '''' 1," the'Petliiini 'tellielr.,ll 16 be, P!"" i i 1,11.1, 31eairS. BUTTP.RI,VOItT4 Milt W 101 1. %, lq , ,ii (g.:(:("C"Itry, RI 1 he One from the 'initititi kt.,L, 7"6llocliatit. ()II 'fli.tirsilay, be,9:1±21,qr7 L'hi ih i e s . v it ' 4 i kid upon' a ststi 'in the lintracrtt !" 11 1t1 4,l`liersncgreen groceries and petty w ares Rtle t i t ! „ - ;; ) ",trY were invited to sign it ; till the tttp4 4l „ l l l' 'Oki could' write their names were fill ki,i ''' II) On, ilia add that of their brotlfets Ilt• , ' l lll c 't elyi, actpittintatice ; and' th i i,lioy! "ere '1,,' 1 ' "'"l.e'o.alleit opon' at their ovile.4Mit,iis 'kilt " " 4 " 1 . ilslit the paper t h ey (ieeeWs*lting , ' 4 ." ti l t, it , . ',.- i„ • i ‘P•Come tile „ 7 eitet of tne Poor." Stn . 11 , 11 )t' 1-1,41414" 4 tio tied by t Ilene •hintoirreiblitlii,. .'ll.ll(lr4ei..'4', A 4101144 the in/Ines, lint' one ili ‘ I 6 a ree:sl;a: "rlii'fite pomp 4s. It ii reporteil...th'it M10... t ii'vr t. not .44illottred by the preacni; , e 111 , 1 / 4 ' ,1 1,,„, a,t14.'17 ta rs , ' that nor ' Hampden Litt;t) s " I tiiih.;" 41.(11 1") 1+ tt , the toettat tee-to•the '• P ( .' 1 ;:: Oi g ,,, j t i . kii t i, i, , iu ; they" we r e tliet ' eft)l. C .1 44,1: 4 1 4. tanttlit , t ; ' li , Lit jye be.is*. tlte'A.y .11,111".ilii, that trade lieit' is eery e 'r - • ik%`4l%saie,:l'ove(l indeed, 0 vent "ntionners of, O . ttr, I " litct i l l'l4l were employed oport tile' e t '";'"P ell/Ploymenrillivite in leave, haVitlg more. luerati V " In eti to Iliel»i • ..:.... ~ . All'itlS AND REFORM. ~ Tipp, I to t , 41 1 po t . ------.0---- t rfri,ill,.\,ll Cr altEN'r.—NVe Kaye seen 4 40,, 11, 0 _ 4r, R., 1 , 11 ''''‘I'1111' to the Union Society in iti luls s te 1411 the followittgis au extract e.',l44,„eiu,' 14 wish for mare than -,ne speaket kin 4 11 t ,, , el , ll ', on which account 1 deem it Ile* thel 114 "nt you that each spertker from f oi , te r w .„ 113 IN i 1 / 1 cost 2/. and es .01 1 i ' - ilitc, 1., the llotehester ti leik 1 4 ,7 0 , '''Y Mote than . exhaus:ed, YWI • . tr i • or :null expetice, or not expect that, hill 1 41, 1 lt4„ ll' Winchester: Thete ere tot;11)1Y'". 1 „ 1 ), ll.t til ' rt. woriti 6iir,tvging :. if yoo tv.,1,44i.1 :ti, I".•..tfitt)ll, those terms,' write •by retii!. ll .:T tii " ‘` , 4ll I F I " i ' 1.44., Tni/or Jon NST°6l'alIC("" I's 044 ,, th e tlition 2/. 4s. Mt. nearly . , 'for . iNIPP,7, .on ery 1] , ,„ ,vriiili tt m to ,:li otttit ,ianciii;ter Paper )-:—rt bi s carcely 1 'ell ziaiiiiiii" 4'',li;bifial !hr. imli% id aat whn dbalsin:ier... h 4 l i i ParOrhicti i &if:A 85 state , _el r (4, r, lii ' b plutlaubtsi , iii 'mile,j 1 a.,e tutiad . 4iiiiing the r Ad' 11,,i',(egates ! The reapectAbility of 0" ''''''iti t 'l.'o(l', eitablos ut to. vouch for itsitiu••: Cl_Ani4„,,,Y'L ' 11 (11 i Paid 'Term! Ilalterk hh__ 4 111 1, rw. 'the township of Abram to, is* ; s e p. IA ,Zl , 6ii i i I 6telfej t. 4.• Iti IG, July, 7+4. I Atiiolist' GI. iha:ll7o,li,l44„4)!llith it; tuiso'criserrienitoo'io pL r ysisir 1.43/41' 41 1 the oterity'r,l4)ut tile pay is ;so! t o cease. ' al4lirlri i'L64.--..Na if ,' : ' .oneritis espoc-' l ies I . l im . IL, re ,$ tit aft cfl a _ in spa_ 1 y„t6rilt '`l' vv,.a,lit meet hi* Pe*P'e asit4 ri44i!,,Lii,"l't tolpy perso ns asst lubled ripp ~,,_... wit . '. Ckve, 1 but Ilse mitteratile 1?0,1,0,... '4(146 „ tl i ° l 'lieu : to ills 11 tt%e ,auy.oew , inr4 ,! ' l•it: -..pui,it al lt ",„ y tu,w , vntiti for Inc Fes i ti44i,gl.leViiih•ei ' - A', •, ~, , 1 `1 1 ; was 9PfCti4l ' 6,4!!_.tql 4t1iit',1,..,41!'..1A, Av. '‘,.l'l ttiu,i(l .: 1 .1 ~thee Sfagotttra!!: 1, ' I T , 1A 1 ,,, ,„71m, with weet . "l e..,1% ahlv ., , to .' iit ~ lilt Jiqpit'llsittfrhance, 114;111 tilv y lutva ii. , e9. [ 7 "liy Y .t" 1446 u% tisi'isii)lLo slispetSett %title-' 1') tlllsillill raiigt:. i. ' 1 1. t , •1,...,:........... , •i!4..11(,, , ~ . . 14 s, rql, . ,f..1,!411.---rhtsige 9f Murderm-.M.L'rg [Llgivt . ! ?4r 4 nlail.-04,4j;'. tii,tril, .yas tAaawikao. siiti,oil ;l'itc,'lltits liNh it'f, ' 'File deceuticit Wils 4 we'. L,Cli)ii,„:,lC.l4l‘;Ct Or I,le;jacits, and assiottd tilt' L4,,„O'P'trq ,i,',,.,9”., in:, !hi. vale ia Putling.#o.eol6-2 . mlti.,; ..'..5 sum of 734 int, l l'arce upon **pit,' ido,' P.ersiti-- WI; ..f ' --r - ' *viittlytht t ht, 2 .t r titifiliti, _. re ?Na l ,! Ont . tja • , ,tli'cir i,0;717.1..0,10utt s. Jtity 4101 11011MOlire, . 14 1...41.-,i,iii, c.;„, : • . 'I , '''.l- . • •••••••'-garte or murd,r....Yestordet itsi„ !TILY).‘II iisnit` i " ' '‘l ;c: 911,4; w it i 4,, King, 111,. ti" ' \'t t tati'ittr's !" (tdlY Ora . fur trial on Hi t ~ warrant, the Jori li Ong totind 4 trhit„,C' Wilritl Mt .(1%. 1 tti . Fiitcit 6rlw).Liz.vv., Is . ' I.,giust bct . fur i 1,.. 4 ,,, , 0 .„ intro I,kritilt, tile parttcultAviri9h 41,:..ig„j4i.. 7,rical app~,,,,1. 14'"y„ Iti,T\''''"l l ed, at Atriit ' ill the d0,41‘1`11,p(4 N ri . the 120th i ' i . . Ns'.' t I t r I le . yekat 0, ,14•, .0., ..„#lfitiod, hi 114,4 .;,44'ne41 his faculties 'iii c. 14 toksit.,:t n• - -4 Ni •A.;,111-1'"ut the abeil6i. - • •f ' . /Adel', 4,, mi it vtr4i 'zilinuttliseilliiiSfibt three (;:.'io‘uro yeli,e, v""9l4' • gday. . -'. . ORIGINAL 110ETint. On the fleptrt "eif Stit4 arrry3eo iniiiiiit ilie rretieb Contractors ofthe New Loin of the ilealm. :r,E Au tirri o'ainort t s 4 e men't, Au lirre city I'Ac4d&i:itt; Fautlra hieutot un 'claaustement: Qu*ud churchervz k toot oilmen', On rous dirat royez ;mirk. IMPROMPTCS. On the Marriage tlt Miss 6ARTER, to Mt. MILES. White tiers take steps fur an husband, KATZ lailai" " Let who ‘viii take etepe-eeahea content to take On the f.etlies at the Paviliben ',Gran weitring Pruitt in ,t tivir Hestd-dress. The ilruyisine Plume has left the frmnle bead, . t And waxen bruits adorn the lie 'Hiqend-;-• The brax an entblens ;of the yielding Fair , How street mid tipeAbe blushing fruits draire. ~,,,!Tan.3,o, 1817. , ,• . LAW IN TELLItittNCS:. ~~.... COURT of Kom's naricH, 78%4. . • . THE RIOTEits. . • TIIN;KIND,I/1% WATSONt.poppv;, AND OTNONS . . The ' A i rTORNRY-OrENElfi At 10.14, that he hati been ;natively() to apply to their Lordships, tti appoint-a daYlfor the trial at bttr of certain fendants, who. had been indicted for .a Millie . . uteanour, which indictment ,bad -been ronnt,f4 into this Court, and to whiCh the defendants , boa severally pleaded Not Guilty. Lord Ifa.mtssonovon, after consulting with dig rest of the Bench, observed that at present the Coot Was Of Opiniqn, that tits second Thursday in near' term would be a convenient "day. tottrthip then inquired if the Ist of May wait a diet, non, and the Attorney,General replying iu il,e negative, it w i ts ordered that the trial should staittl for that day. - ••• •1' ; • •• 41 • •CitiMINAL ,4F. HRY ATT moved for a Wit to , shew cause ,wity. it criminal Ptformation abotild not be filed figaiiiM three d'entlenten, named Jarvis, Hindi's, -and liadey,- Clominissioners for the Court of Re.' quests it Margate, for a misfeasance and abuse of their, in. fining, a member of their own . body, named Lucas, in the cunt of 51. fgr,,using alleged offensive - language towards Mr. Jarvis, pursuant to the 47 . 1 t Geo, 4, Seas. 2, c. 7, s. S. The (.;,,Ort sail!. that Mr. Lucas might 4r,ing int setiuti, well and email, but from the circumitnuces tiisciatc , l, they' tlititight it mks not d fit case 7 fiVi• a criminal information, abstainiug,• however, (rum a ipore enlarged conitnentsry upon ttsecou‘luc! of all the s parties.—Kule rao6ol. .0N,1),0N APJ - OUIINI4;0 SESSIONS. • Imimetis AssauhT.....John Ruskin and . 1( . 11114 ' 3 Birch were indicted,..the' foimer for an assault upon .the perstitt of Jasteltussell, and the latter with being an accessary to the same. • ;Pie prosecntrix deposed,. that . on the night Of the 271 of/December-last, -she was returning ter her residence in Nark-lane, from the , west end of die toivii,wheo site was accosted by Iluhitisi f who asked her, if she, wanted a coach ; she replied in the affirmative, and gut into the roach belonging to Bitch: She was followed by Ruskin, who stated himself to be the master gat the coach. and requested to be alloAed to ride uitlt her. They had not proceeded tar, whet he began to ill treat her. She renionsirated With hint, .and begged him to desist, but without effect. he then called murder" heheral times, und thrust her hand 1111'014401.)e. glass, in order that she might be bet ter heard. Ruskin eta persisted in iti3 holeectit .beitivionr, and called ont to Birch to ‘, strive '.She 'at 'vigils saw a-Gentleman passing, schour sbe Itr,egge.il for Crod's sake, to protect her. ,This per, 'lson instantly stopped the horses, and assisted her to gel out of the toad). At this. motneot, some, ,watchmen, who had been attracted to the spot by the cries of the prosecntris, came ..op, and with their assistance, site w.t conveyed to the watch." houSealinuit in a state of , arid she Continued very ill for some time, in eotisequence of rise ill treatment she received. The toter part of the statereent;''matle by flie proseentrix was. corroborated. by the testimony of. 111.•••furtin Asb:on, the Gentlemsn who stopped the coach, and of the watchmen who were present. t The prisoners were found Guilty, and the Court Sentenced Ruskin to twelve, and Birch to six months imprisonment in the House of Correction THE' PRESENT LOTTERY NEAR4V (3.0 S ED. chily„Otta Lor to 4r" . ." TO TUE EIitTOK.OF 'l'-HS SUN. . • Saturitey, Feb. 1, 1a17„ 8014.4 —Yesterday• being the 31 ,t nip. arisuls& , .sta.ris•Drawing of. the Lol Eery' took place, 83 was 'tititie , rises!. The Contractors are of course coming. td the rust of their I,bours, as ttscre is-only Une ai/ to draw . ; and in order that the 'Public may he ailOrlatiti of the rieliness at 'the Wheel, I shall here, gore stiseentent of it. fast 4s, thecalthough there is now Two : DA" drakirintover, the Prizes remaining in the Wheel contritit of Twettty Capitals, including a 20,000 Guineas, with various others, the Whole . of which must be drawn . on Thursday next. Til 'following statement will, perhar, better t it4pidißs What. may be gained by a purchase 'before :0.1 gain 1,5150 Cinineas,"hich may be had for iototwiw 0 . • din Ligh4 l3 may Kai:11,000 Guineas, Caleb way be bed for n rit• Fourth may gain ~ 000 may be bad fur Aft Half may gain to,tooic uineas, which' way .be had fnr L. a to o. st'llOtet misy gain' 'ilf,O(WOdneas; *Web ,be bad for, = L. 27 0 0 • • Atifr t h is, who would not buy that . can 1 am, 1 . A CONeTANt PURCHASOR. LI i ty:' , . . -- DnURYs-LOrg '1 If The Duke and 1:11 iteliess of GLOVCESTER ViSiteit this Tkeatrc lASI, 01iictitilaki4 Were received by the a ildienFe with t lir ii"tafiViSft.apithillSe'. -Got sate the ging ,wk,i, p0n,14,- ,I.ahti received with enthusiasm nu the-occiaiotl. PA ~~~ LLM EN' tithigE '01? tOUPS, 111km)nit4, Fzi. „ - Cottoel were heard in the CiArerptherty Appeals, Ti e lingo Crikiiittit.ott relifirteit tbi Anitver of the rthice Kt:grist to the Atareii of the Honse on the Si - larch front the Throne. The Answers were also reported of the Prince aegent., the Q.een, and theDnite end Dtichess at Illoneti ftr, On the Addreittis *rid Me4tlges of c ollo id . beim' respecting the onar t riage of the Wit+. Bi.§ll6p tit LANDAFII tank the ikthi' and his seat. - Slessege wait *eat to 4ie Howe of CaVninnhi steam:, that tittir L f ortlo, ipi ;vete net of any dcp,qtlitt trom the ecrcttstncttrtl f.irtiis In kit-tilting f .,, ;.t ikereii . cze with tithe tiimototti., Anti that the Chataher 1,1; i:Otsferciret l''ettfnet) to its former st*te,. • sir klclward Owen't_ Divnict Bill was- .a first time, and ordrred to be tract a heohtl tithe to.morrow fortnight. PETITION FRIIM MR. StThrr. - , front Henry Hoot was ; pretersteit by the Earl.of complaining of ts . coi,iltiacy against hint on the part of some persons phut by,.. the public; that a Inistink,loll conteiwing agtosi lifFelliponhitn'had bi.en affixed up in timasteets, and that a boy Thomas . Ditgood,, for,rear hug these bills, irad been taken into, custody, anti sent to prison, &c.4—{:The particulars of this cake have been already detailed in our Police Reports.l:l The Loan CHANCIILLOR objected to receiving the Petition, on . rhe ground that the House bad no jurisdiction inAbe-Cased and that it would be contrary. to the Constitution . for that [louse to ' A ssume an oririn.tF jurisdiction which was Not given. to it by-. the .Conititinion. The grleitince complained of ,was one completely within the or . jurisdiction of the laws. The'•PeNitiMi wns rejected. A ,Petition from Thomas Dogorut, the boy above alluded to, was - then presented by the li, r 1 ofTha. nut, to which the sante ,ohjection applied, and it was also rejeCted. On the •motion of Earl Gam several official papers fespi:eting the new Coinage were ordered. . . NEPALI. WAR. Tiletair of LIVPUPOOL, by'eCnmand of the prince Regent, laid upon the 'fab le Extracts of Dispatches- respecting the Nepani War; aaatl his gave notice, for Thursday of a' motion tiVfltahltsio the Marquis of Hastiogs, &c$ .1011 A cnitrovisheil to know whether the-rispers inelndell the objections to the War, and, die sys-• tern [lna Jen' to it, which he under•siood to have been -made by Isio Metubers of the Council, (Ow Itad'prtitested.aeninst it ? • The'Earl of LIVIMPOOL answered in the nega. tire ; ,h‘t said. it was competent for the Noble [;tai Ilb Make lane motion' upon the subj.:Ct. The Thanks were to be voted for the - successful Aertni tiatioi,i of the • • .li , crved, that the objeciions he had - Ortidqf ';61;i.g 1, 1, he conceiVi.d.fohave eithitl in the itoeimitri,' to'ennide'tl:e lionise to forms a prOilCritldgwent 111”, , II the sithjeCt.. • • SEDtTiOrs' PRACTICE'. Vienimt SIAMOWTH delivered a Mccsnge from his Royal: Highness the Prince ft eo:tn, irenri"in the tishial wnv, appeared to be as fc Genaas, l'. R. " Hi 4 royal Highness the Prince Regent, acting in tbe name and On the behalf of his Majesty, has given ,rders that there 0,01 be laid before the I.louse of Lords, various papers and documents containing information respecting certain se ditious practlys, meetings and combinations in different Putts of the kingdom, calculated to endanger the public quitlity, tp bring into ir.tred and contempt the Government of the tdintry, and tending to overturn the whole,systent of , be Laws and Constitution of the country. His RoyafHigh flees therefore recommends to the Housed Lards, to take tile *mile. into their immediate and serious consideration."' On the. motion 01 Viscount SmistouTlits the Prince Re~;c,tt ' s Alessage was ordered its be taken to.morrow, as well as the Pa. pey. ,. /e tiejair,l,4o his Royal Message. hsittl , tlas.t .thcAl.nrds he. Stuntuoned on the occalioti. NICTORY AT ALGIERS.: Viscount ,pursnanec of the notice 'given, rose to move the Thanits,of. the House. to the Ntible anti gallant Ariseolint• (pot then in his Place), for tity glorious and decisive victory achieved bybiin and the .various officers and•seis ;nen of tile I npoldrsins under his command. at Al giers, on 'the it of August hist. _ „The ;kl'oble Lord introduced his' motion with a variety of de -o,lled t h e o b s ervaliniu, thse nature of the expe. ',lido°, Hurl of.the meritorious and invalthible ser vice performed. He glanced on the outset at the ilitlictilties, which:, tinder the c i r esietvitonces, 'which the country was tibiCed, 'Orr VOC(1 in anly fitting , ,ont the Exparlitioff; Mitt - observed, that stnit seere .the .exertions tmtde, that' they fisily• sisi4'oompletely answered the: intr. Onsu for *bleb they, were tiv4igtictl, and pToved c~gitly sat istaetryy to - the' oble' amt . :Gallant' Viti lots. IVhest urnived at N the place ,of atitiattS the Commander propbsed certain tittms.'nf adcommostation to the Der,.Tenniring an ik t islirit - uttasilv Within a given 11.1pcits . his 'l*s:riving an teply.he prpettvicd prepase for the attack,' and the several ships took those positions IreviostalyAssigneti tei them. " With iiespect to the ' .PartiCtilatlitte rperai ion, (Miceli of high autho rity; both in the Navn) and Military services, were consulted( and the Otillaut AthuiralHtustif was well it tslira of the•%trenes tsf _the place. , But in the result ,the various t'llifett.a7 the Opera!ions .and ottfic h wer e,complettlylssifillaa. „The-attack 'began about two ()%lock, awl continued, withimt inttrtnis4no, until nine at night. Diiring . the contest, the skill and bravery cif every officer and eminently c.onspictioto ; thir.4gisi.:wiol).tivoentioisitistst, and the te<ult wEtslituleAll'aiitaight he expected. Oar gallant 'men t,iuyht not , merely with.. that eftergy , which Might sa y wu* pittittliar to l!ritillt se/411101, but h t . v tot*lifitrt i 144 steatly,eno immovable courrigr „,,,bidi,,,l l ol:ittitsger could 'appal, The Ngtoitirriti ,Ise the.'14,41 het lanil's amply ontrtbutr(' its s h are .io.th. glorious result of the tlav ; au(' It Ott :in suopiciaus omeo 1114 0 , 1 tile very • • • fir t ocortiiitAt upon which the Jiritihit Hutt Dici.ti , •s -flags, lot so ulatty yean,fooght in union, audits the . . same cause, that a. victory so brilliant and decisive should he actlived,li fought with such a detertnined and liersiVering Ili ten dered it ditreult in way which. antnparatirely, had e ., titrlbtited the most lavailts th'e iehieverneirt of th'e brilliant, derisive, and eitirioni"victory Of the Hefelt it tinnessary to detain 'thin- Gerd ships longer,. linbting they would unanitnonsly enticur in the Vote OT Thank§ lie stiould have the bonotii t O'propoite, His Lordship sheik moved 'cite Thanks of the House to Adnitritl Li Ord triaintbil' li., fee his ilicritotioo, and gallant ';"oritit;ci• otiVie . 27th of August,.. the deitiaction Orme batte‘tes defences et Al* Ake, Viscoblit tiOveveatok eiittreieed' his Most' Ae. `ciavti and 'c gilt ,eopcurren ce . in• the ntOt be fore the lq,eitfr were their thank; . More 'worthily bestowed, nor ever did there exist a more eilblis or able ii ahtier. It was not only . on this occasion' that tie deserved thanks and ap planar ; but his..cake and attention, on all pecks ! itio9b Impoitant conkidetation-of.expence, was highly comtneudable': hn phtviilent .care of ihe stores and 'other naval neVessarics nude:rills mid his exertio ns fo keep his . " . shilia its readiness frie serVice, was beyond all prase fie neVei• felt endre satiifiction on any frecitaion, thin iu uiVing his most cordial concurrence to the sent Irote'of Thanks. Viscount MELVILLE then Moved, in the usual way, the Thinks of the ,House to gear-4E16)4d Sir David bitioe, K. C. It., and the itaiatitt Offi cers under the command of the noble gallaht ..Admiral, and also to the Dutch Adibiriil Capet ian, and the Officers 'Ol his stimuli - Ow; and fur ther, the approbation of the Ilonse'ot the conchal , and•htitvery of the Seamen evil Marinci of both squadrons. • Which several motions were agreed to'itent. tits. Adjourned till to-hintruw• 1 ... , ;rItOUSEYOIe COMMONS, Some' yew-Nita:bete were sworn anal rook their , . seats.o; Thell , ll.o(ost- 1 ;4- an: to acouitiut the llouse,, that an Suomi:air l l . 4* . this'': . tio7sse .. .iVidied 'on Ili, ltoyal nigthOtta sillternPritite&Regent with the Address -of. iltiv hilt are on the 'occasion of his Royal iligiteast'sflk?ch front whin hi. Royal' High:iil.ittlWits pleased ' tti'malie'the lowing most gracioni answer " I thault-y:ou 19E this loyal anti thuilulAddre2s. 'The cordial, aNlottnyelk which you givetiteot your loyalty and ttuppitrtegair gratifying to my feelings, :ha cannot but be attended with the o t te j M. 41Qt . . that •on "111 more," should .nutve for leave to 'bring the, better Paring the Streets ,of the •Itt.roooli t s, • Loin A. IIA'AIGTON presented a Petition from site itiltallitatos of in St. 1l P rityi . ..,g tor - a it) Parliament, on the ground of the Unjust and tinetpial repreitittatient Of liait tit the •comoty.- Petitioners t t ere hot desiroos either of universal ~saitfrage - or l'arliameots, 13114 - they 'complain of:4h* exolltitant expenditure of the country, which has red theist . in the decpcst ..distresak.otaM•Alley conclitile with stating, that they tin nut press the Wile to adopt any particular sitecies of,,llefuttus hut that they do hope and way that some Itiotiof Retorm, may 'be adOpted. , After some % %limber oh.ervittions the hardillip arid "inja'sticv of the ineeptallt•y in electi6ll4,.tl!e ► waslbrotight up, read; mid ortiered - tulie on the titbit... -MICCSAGE . I:II.OII TILINC:E; REGENT. Tlie , Se ''kLticit - tt • lettil.e Message frOm his rioyal Highness the __egtoit , tri be:sante effect a s that given in our report ,of the Lords., On therantitiotiofitLord CASTi.ttitr.A'ati, ii was ordered time Atkivesiditltti ctiniitferation to.mOr- TOW. V.1(11 • , • TIJANE/tiolli II1) EX MOUTI I. Lord Ca&u.sloima)alealtl, he rose in portiariCe of t h e no ttee, be : ha l ) gt,veo,. to call the attention o f the Honse to 'the so jest of the late brilliant Victory obtained by his Majesty's amts at,Algiers. It molt certainly liat?e'been the hope andespecta-. lion of the Hiseise ticiThilte country, as it was of himself, when communicated that we had.closed;'veltli i iiirtiValleri glory, a long autl arduous etitstes4t: i tiiiit' i ttChtight,uot be again en gaged , for a bug • • seriew-of•yeari. 4 1Iot If our holits had in ,this re spect buctrtiisiitpitintiti, we tad the consolation to know that the interruptitoi bed been but of Very slitait di:rail - on, mid .that it arose out -of cit.- , cutostancei' oonnetted not only with humettityi but with the rights .tif nations. Withrespeet to the glorious. achievement, 'he 'Wait sure that there_ eould- hitt 'tine fint intent *boos' it. 'Perhaps it i.mt • • glit . be by.sonse, tliat tlit . enenly 0'r,t1,.,; Pociouuth had to contend with might " riot tank s 4 higl),, • in mitirary tliscipliue, as those powers We hart heen.swlOttg.'acctostomed .conttod,...teltb:t.,„ yet .he would say, that there never was,,a,„trons actilviv, !in lilt its . hearings„which require:l'omM ability' in it's cOnlinct, Or wits attended with m ore 'brilliant results; for although the .Algerines migfit be intetior to other Powers _ itt ,the practical science of War, they proved by no means deiiaent irl bravery: Yet,'il their"character bad no' 4eett kuown betore, their intrepid valotirt the ad vam ages, under wirkli they fought,and the oh. stinatc_rmiscanee they matte, rendered our aisa'ale . ' cloolary haAttrtlotis, and etitinently'glorious in its tertUilltit l o9l should-too : find that any of those groat oavalit4aviititeintnes which liSeci mit nwlie tinj..kag (he late con.; feet, cos t o4l 4' ollW Cy- r q grt4V ei tribute' of Secrifiety ,tread the not which 'WO Matte . so t,niini4)lrato tWildisinn to nor t a me ; the it we tiptsteml fititriber thitt had Nth. 0, the r prO l 4 , tlitiOl bt!...fountt to exccid that of any , •the',g-reat victories of the hst war. It vvoitiii`bi! wasting. the tittle of the if to carry their'recollectioo back, to the tlet•iils of-the 11ctioit, "at litet,i they,hafj ; Feerd aire;tilv in th e c l ea r and notion:ed. tleser,iputta i giNen, by the illustrious ctitgn,nl AtlOetti,bll4lol,C, tuft tisut sioula ' l4 !kkkll:44ol'#%ctor Cl that distin s g o ithed l if, otter one observw. Iwo. We Ittl y lieatel pitch its 'dint House before Of the facility . with 'which the at lick-might be made.' Pcrsotti of, scientifie iimfor motion bud evade the world believe, that a very