The Sun. — London, England, 1817-01-29 00:00:00

"S` i 1 .: ! . , VIVIIIER, 7613.1 _ 144 ,T FRIDAY, 31st Triis NioN ru. oily of Dirtm. log ; as there are not 4 P' l4, r:itrt fixe,l for e (LAO i I . t s i 'the Cul' lettritids may be dra'A II 011 Oh secruld ...... ............ • e()AX) (4"i"" vl 4 uf ....................... I,lpfQ Rains, ;0 • ....... „ , , 500 Ulf iI*AS ti ............ .. . 'Mg (jOut"11 ......... ..... 30u tuineiti ID of, ............................ 900 Guineas prr t, /kc. itc. 111brAt r•Tionli Will, silt kit prizes of 25 14 "34 ~ ,r, o l Dry, hre lotvited to f , liow up their Success, an., fot2t C hance of the a l lure C apitals. --,14 to • : l'odratint ichets and Silures Clut nre ntritclor 4, Conthill, and 9, ring.o.4li, 'hit% .• • Y'otte pt) prtte la. till. . 1,/I"(4Nt4riris' EST 4 1111;ISHAiFINT "f Ni11,4".,4/cr rI IONS, k. ked • V INd ;S. N 141,;: Appto em 4iX, it:ooin it Nltitlel ft)t• their JIIIiN HOWLEM, I L , Edition, with Additions. tnulid i4t ' t 11. Itictrardroii, 43, Cnrlthill ;J. It. r f w • Mr)lip., Bat b. nA ) ARrf,;;°roii), had, pricu tid. A IiEIIZDY for a ----1 _ . ifiejleV, r ?):11V1i1G11.1' t e eollitlielia; to his Friends 1 4148:, 4P , 1 ' , !%1 C , o 1 ~arty Purchiso fur the nelt " " al 1 pil r t , of t , [lt. The Wheel dobtains . . I .............. 10,000 (itinleaS. ... • • • •• • , .5,000 GUilicas rit4:................... ....'l,OOO Guineas 4 414 1;4 4 , 0 ". •-, ............. . . 5,0 u Guieas 441.11,11.N11A11F.S for which ar o e sellin n g lit .b3s For. (.' . . •,, ~ .ortiliill ; . '1' 4 .i0.1111, Har Market;,_ th,,,1,1,11,114,,rni - 141, Oxfurtl-streex t ! „,40::.!:: wlncl, fur ninny years is well known; t t tal, l ll ,r l _7 . „ t ,„ 4 , ~!),I fortelts. tit Shi t r e ;Ind ti . elk the its 1 . 7.!: t,, nst.q:l 1114,4,1, th e first 40,0001, 30,00n1. 11n0."2,7 A i ty Ni t 4 64 . IN liopes to be equally suecessf!l : t i l e . • ' L i- r !!.,t , ....-..„.......„.... ~ ) it Chrnn - ', t • 4'6' '3'S, C9LIA, ASTItiIAS, AND CONtur-5•,.. . 'IIONS. iltif t ~ :'l. ~',1414 1 111'11 AT I) 'BkLSA'M OF !,I' ll.l\ll Tl ' . ( tl • the attention .-14".1‘1'; ill ": 1 14111 i 11"1:Y Ni"h"mechm i n t 6 eoinbifts 411 it 111,4(,,i" fratit .e&P'.1,11.1 In e r vi d e!l i f -1 1 . 1 ' 1 ‘ ;;.; M t it e Ir."' violent IttiiiS, ktiulo :I . t• . ;mit: ',lions, With:vat' es -Itt,i, 1,, 4,11;111,4. 10 ti;togier:tOr ol:4 l ing I to confittenteot the ),' 4 444 6 ' ! - 011, ~ , • 4,104 e xtr , tortlios t) , vie , tes is perfectly 1111116., , l ' o tqt+,, ' L',`!' ill; tri,4l which it iiissexperienCed Wi th a tps t ti 'r ' '1,1,0:0kiii;!: ill:luti,:ni,i,kgte c . un vin ei tApiltamtfootliniitstm'ii'e.'stuA,Y Lliu il4il:7c,iaa to r‘ r erY ie tsti t: l f 'v t i l, ' : ' l,eliefit the 4141 res int c,14 11i,",',.... rt "" Woe Mmlcillu, is t i ke following tutf ' 4 4 ) ; t4N1,.. 43 1, .atelty clinc:lli 47, Mittories: , tit' .* -1 1,,, , ,,, • Madras, 22(1:1‘13), 18 1 St . ~,_. , ~, .... -- let t i ik,. , ~ . 1 ..._ 181 .1 attack." , _ t„44rri. ,n tat ouluoic of t , iic ) ar the cod of r° nit " ,i 4 y, ~,i, d;s4;40,:r11:1111tor I: the, layte,t r • i t . t . i ii writ Tr . ''';'1.111411,!" 11Olelife : ui. wi l tli sh tTi . addition OF , : 46 ,„",`. ~.,' ,r,:.it, i,iii 441'4 bte.ht, vtily fieouvot o'liteXing 2,l.lseei, 41%;,11;4t 14.,, iwratilio:z. Tbig ioduced . lll ., o l, `) , wiss 14,1 11 'l4 tto,h,„,,lling a 9 :viler crow the , a . . 111 trot i!inney, 1t0t..411'.44t4:141112.7.,ur littpruye , Ll I ' 4 114 1 6 113er litst to the tl lllk ' ' ,i ( 00, 1i,1 1 , 1 t4 /1 4 44 1 Li l'eli l 'i lel l iOr f e ru t i i t + ' I .S t t a i t ' e l : ' Mot it g t " , t t l Y 'I :4:: l!'ol‘lll4l,4l4ttdi "111 i I'd y cored my vi O 1 r t n I t i e t li n c u l I h.,5,,, i; l';113, 44,11 t relief ill the uhreso:l4.:lll",, ; sr l io i 4,1 . 4104iii"111hlio, t o tr,.kre a quantity or ) , .... e I*. .14' 11. . Illri 1 11 'Y ' 11 nil lour doze , ' of 0 ,, '!w 4 " SII1; "41414 cl ' n",." "-. •.1 Am Carruthers, Ali, as 4 ft tat tg ii ., , Ole, 19 the core, or • %, „ _las coutts, i 4,11 f y,47,141.040ed pay oder un 1 nou ' 44) , tn.,. :..11Y.,,i111 fur the &lade' ~,,i44,11., In,►l..ir aardtrut Se ravoiottiN JERENI/Ais! . ~riph:/:lit'); ilt r ra , v ( !'; ntlism of Ileuay Ian t'Pargd,4"Tv 0,,,, i .. ' 41 41'4 undo!, the:llia andltrto As it4 .. +14 4. 4 40 N., t. ILI., itritt tt.t. lA. eacl,,: .i d i ti n t l y , it, i , , so, w to ,)' 114 A l , pniititient, by .1. livites ant '' ) i ' ,1/4,40,(, t"tiAtlc 1,,,41,,it1itivt1.1, t.V1t0h . ...1 4 1 e Agents fi.ft.t.hcc;lll.llrl,4 4/N41114N . IV . 41 11 by Elhulsuu, noroughii,` 10,111, -130,, R.IN!„, rieta hiut 1.1 iw,ll B.eutigh i .te , , _, '... " 4 tt• '4 e; tr• , I' ' 9 / 4 1 tit ' Illtilli ' 414 1 Aii, /1064131; .l.i114"11.1 71knftig,, Ilir . R„,„ , I :it, Royal Exclulige ; Nix _(.1;le .iiireirrl it% ,f1i,„44. c,Lhaulte ; • 4,;;t4imel, 11,0, thetort, . - -.. '01,.,1 AlA,,h,;;4ller,liatte ' ttlitrtlen; Cockrell i (.14771: lititv,.„,,l h it h, 2 4 74, It. th erhlthe-strrot r ihrttolivir., tlyAs 1161; 44 ,,0r . . 14.4 re/tillable Medicine. Vent t . .. ire ~..41-i'••141:11.1tit 4,:',',ult.tili,,,illuni. 'rake notice, 1 0 014 / 10 N5...4' - t , ligheti itt the bottom of the P"ut ". ~,,,, *.tai , lg , - , ! .0,,..1.- ... ,--- -11 ,1 1 4, , ''.1114111114Z."..."'"—...IMMI 10 0•111..1.1.1011 ' _ E44l e . Oi l ' Allee:... Yel t ertl a y :evening, John 11 . 1 ?lir, (P.. l'e dbittfLeted persnns• %vim hiss"! r y H . • II 4 , -JIM ull Ids return .ivtm the I'a/1h " 1 fl" 4, n' ' tett tni t ti ' , Ili nt l i r • 4' `ll.ctught:-ttp and eXittillt--- „.., v ,--, ~ ' R11,110,' 441 111 , 'll/rGelltr,ll Bilr(011, of tu ts 141/Fa 6...' , -' ttli o V ' 44 i Lty. ► IVilliant 110(110n. Cmr'l „,1„ .., t , 11 ,1 ri . i . fe= , vq, th„, ' 6 i nelithent at Life G 1141.9, t . . 4; .., .1,. tv ;:11 41111 111 , I ' I ! 111 : limy as writ as th e Lienerot I ) t il it i " til t ( ;, 41. " 1 ce ; Le tow the prisoner was l ip ,„,,,,,,-'0,,,1 ninkiliK ,LwerrYl attrllloll to ilk1t1141;110ty 4 , 11 ,, r11 ',' "t 1 11 , same Aisne vociferating NZ) kklil t i, l ' il'ornal ions, t ill he (wind some +r qtr 4 1 ! H ang i;t Gette.rut Burton, in me of . ktilViltely . 1 : 1 ". NO also struck witness, who lii,i'll, tlitawilil`rai(e 1'01%74E1 do,) seiatil him in the il t r v l t' 1414 I.,!.'irt"re.-The ptivaner o in defence. i)prit tnn i ,: l ,;: . *' , 4 n tollor, and meant no harm. li ti , t '6'Re j orie ,,. e d . ao pil4oo for wittit'of hail.. .. s, 'llrthpa:c tt,,a, other who Mixed with the mob, ti,, p :', l ! duty ij ( ,,, 1 by Dew, the OffiTA-keeper, who )1,1,11y 43,1 ‘d!alteis.iluite, St. Mart itios, with a p l i ti ' , ill 11,e, s'‘`'.ekingvite Iltutt stolen from a llosier ti(-4,00.1',11i1(1. 'Rektantled for turtlier exa' . ~ fiti Y. k'ti t -......... ili.t'' ~,:-"------------___ d i l l tti 11. ''' s 'a OP PAULI •A SIENT ---This , 411 a,, „, i.tvit •'11.11111./ ert• t i 'tl . 1 , e Let;, evet,' •41 t i ll, 111 t h e 4 , , ' 4 e( lll lUSllR..degre - tif; • .!: ti,ity . 11 'AI Ot th•e p . tblic, (all reitits' 1,, iti t allklety tel 1 . ' l: 4 ' L ehhler s) I , ' 1 W 1 • 41 all 3 y bt the ernidtleti, „,i;9l v‘q t t e a '--.- a.to produced an unusu44le"! lt,; fl 'et.r 4f th t "1,"11-11 ends of the tots tl, in cone ,o,:illit tali, tile_ great mother of persons it has tAI „Y to 'he ,701etronniliti,; Slaps is more panti tl4r,4:." ithiehe','„ l've .‘. l .at the. Lottery Offices , 09", pie,.e.ne,:;' ll'all.V Ptraotts- till titii 4 l flow 1ti,), 1 - befo re . i',"' t,!efti ti‘in -noticing their pur el4, Al will h„ : 1 ! "4 tlaf 44 drawitl,.—Neat tl 1" Pri t ' ".le tee(itui day, sod as there are le e; •,. • es tar ti, e .. • - 4111,,,.,, litil 4 nn , 111Ifti Am/416 tviii3i* of ‘i ,"t c 01i.,. W 10 the WitiA4l .niay ti;vw.,l7 F. opo() n...''''ig •Of on of '' , )(t Goo ,G, . e s. -vw 6 720t41 -- Nkri tu 4 ... • tiltl “ Om 11 1 1 1 1 4 e, Urdi Of Illitly qtli ~ 1 rtOi r . , . .. . • -- • ''• ' 7 ~ "VIAVAIV - , .; ,;,-ii ,ii. , .. „.,..• , ~_,,,... . .•C ..I.V.P i . - . ~, , . .0 . ~,,,.. • ar , , -, • . - ~....$ ' . • • . ........ e • ~, , . I— \ , . t : '•'' . .... -- ;: '" :,'IR . . ' 1 / 4 .- 1., . ' ...... , :,i • .1: . 14.•,l e : Irt' *, ; !.; , .. ... • , .. . ' , • . . '• 1, , . % t ' ' r" , O ; * F.'..i,i. ' . 1 ... )' 4 ,0 .x , ;_ •,,; " .. 1 ,t . N , -4 ' - ''f' , :t •- - ,'` ,l ' 4, • ' .;;;-=•,' 41,,,' c'ik: ' , ::, . ,:• 1 , '::i'. - 4.-- _ - : t .. ,' ‘4,,,, ..„,,-.,.,..,,,..- , 4,t1 - ...,.. . • 0 ~ . : ' • ,:. . , , : . ' ,t . . 1 .ii,, : 1 ,47),, \VED.NI.SDAY JANIII I( .1417 NEWS. EAST INIII. sinPPING. . The Larkins extra ship ar s tiv . cd at Po ourtlmth t1e.2901 isett..-; left lladva.. the 7 . 7111 Sept.entilerl srliveit at St. ileleha the 6th Decembers; sailed the dittu.—Nooe of the Cuntpauy's ship, t here. • The Elphinstone and Wexford, otitwart4ound, had experienced very heavy gales of wind, und received considerable damage,. but liad separately arrived its baftsty at.. , Aladras, as svell as the fleet' destined thither, since saileel fur their respective destinations. PORTSMOUTU • J AN. 20.-4 he Laking, auNt. BLig"ti • fruit) Alailyas, is oti the I , de of Wiglt(. Sailed the Hihernitt fo); Madras and !lento! ; Minstro for neligal. from Jan. 28, .1817. • , This Gazette contains a Proclamation by the Ilstis:Csc Kv,ossette relative to the, issue the Coinake, One' On Me n day next, the regulations whereof have alread bean accurately. and o ffi cially stated in this .Pap y er. The erode, illation concludes thus : • • - Well() for this purpose, in• the name. and nn the behalf of his Majesty, and. , by and with the adviee aforesaid, publish this , Proclamation,: sxntl do hereby name and appoint the 3d day 9f, hrusry now heXt ensuing, as the clay front and 46- which,-sad front thence until the .17th day %if Kehruary then neat 'ensuing, as the . perioo of. tittle diirin which it slrall-and May be lawful lot any person or person; to deliver. into •his Mu jesty's said Mint arty such old taper coin, and the said 3 , 1 day of February .How nest ensuing, as tile from atld ntler *Web , wi t ..trawl hence until the 17th day of Febraury then meet ,as the perio&of time during.whith theritushisll be de. livered out of the said • Mini new silver coins, us in the said Act is toentioited, „purulent tO the rep • plat ions directions,' thereto This Gazette also contains a Proclamation, or ! Bering, " `‘ That for the supply of the inhabitants and %hermits - of lelasd N e wfounill,inni, for ;be ensiling season duly, bread, dour, Indian corn, and lire• stocV, may,.be impotted into the said of the territories belonging. to the 'OA Uoite i States, by UMW) subjaets and in ° iiistrobAtilt is tips, owned by his MiljeS , t subjects, anti navigated according to low." . St. Japseif Palace, Jas. i'et.Rttptl highness the Doefiess of 1 1 , 111 was this day delivered of aiiiill•horis . tetivile G;itce t tit Arottliiiiitip of Cailterbliry, the Lord Cli.incellor, wid 'several Lords' Of his Majesty's Most Honourable Plivy Couliciii were preterit. , ............... B.INKRUIYECY SUI,gII.SEDRII. J. Koherts, J. Wausauman and N. Null, of CiowerV Walk. sugar-re4neri. DANK lt UPI'S, .1. Warburton, of Hardwirk•Mill, Hereford, millet'. It. Wicks, of Worthing, Sussex, fish-buyer. N. Itvoiesoy, of Hartley-Whitney, Southampton, knit:repel., W. W a lters, of the tlcrmitage, Wapiii:tg, Scotch-factor. W. Turner, af.Whitclitirch, Salop, liichituct. , 1 W: Daewitt, of Wein wortheYorlibisite, irois-irster„ . i il x H o oper, late of Venchurcli-sf tuft, stationer.. ••. • ~ I c;„ Ilrowly, of Vn o .eluck, Cheshire, wit:to:4ller. ' ' '''''', • I. Chris's, late of T o wer-stretl, onotitant. .../.;:;:- J: Oulet, of Charlotte -a reek iewoller• • : .1,14144:key, of Glourester-terreee, shift -owner. G. Howe, of Aaliford, Drrhyibirr;'fiax-dreter. - H. H. le f t, ! .:1 HorOeld,Cil o t ice 4terShite;tlehlOr. : ; •.• •M. Trois, of Vailtwortb, Laintieasliit e, shoplrerper„ , , J. Winte, of liridestow, Devonshn e, inolieeper. J. Price, of . Laolitisti, Montfirttlllslle. itoosev,Acrivenee. J.'. Andrea:, of Iwerne-Miii,ter,ll3,O,et:iiive, johher. J. Garner, late of Worcester, boot ;old :hoe •nial:er. • • , J. Alleoch, of Ittis:ell,eoort„Drory-laile, victivoller. .. C. C; S. do tier, late of lio.tB, Mi n orie:,rinsuceoce-hrolcr. W. Itedhe•ol, Of tittle Olielsea,'lialier. • 4, KA jot the eider, . of the Temple Coffee-huusr, ,Picket utttet, strand, taterwheeper. - • .. • '. • . . 1, IS iteltelur, of F4lOlOOBll. talloW-chatidler. ICJ. - Hi r ;gs, of Nurthall, otherwise Nottlialt, dealer mid kit:omen; . 7 . ' • It. Collis tho / miner, of (Om ford, Essex, watch-maker. li. la e wis, late . . 4 31,0,1nva11, rapt -maker, THB.Dat;HlisS or Cu MBSBLAND.—'IIie follo w, l ing is the 11.siletitt of yesterday t--...‘.‘ Her ItOya Highness thelltiehess of CUMBPRIAND 1445 Ihof deep, and is gning on as welt As eau be expeeted." Art al v At...-4ani, 2he lion. 111r.r.attif M rs• COCIIIIANR, at their house, in Portinan-stptare, frOm Clifton; . 111 e are happy to state from authority, that Mr. Cociraisties arrival ye-terday afternoon, at his house in .Portman-Square, is with the sole view of giving his vote kn favour of Mr; I.4r4sDEN, at the ti;le'etion that-takes place to-ilay for a .birector of the cast India Company, and Mg to give stip port to his nephew , Lord CocnitaNs"s politics for Parliamentary Reform, through the ' means of PubliC Meetings, called, by people V4llO have nol thing tri lose and every thing to. gain. • . Co've tir-GA Host; THEATHE.—A new Afterpiece,! called • The • Rorens, or The . Forceof C9nseience, was. performed for the first time last night— • .1 The PRINCE ItGeNT . looked remarkably well ylesterday, when acute!' . an the Throne in the 'Uvulae of Lords. On his right a nd left we G re the Dukes ot, yoltli and CLARSPICe: - The ,rand Doke NICHOL 4 4, Cou nt Lik v 644, the' Russian Ambassador, the Prince ,ESTEittart, the Au strian Antbassallor„ the Doke Of Oat ANS, and several other distingtrished loieigUerit .sut mi the right. 4 the Throne. .Cuttw-ExcirAsas, _ jaii. 29. We bed a few fresh arr;vithiltrire . m orning,. hitt there w as • vur y lilt le,husiness•doin„as. buyers appe ar to be wait , ing f4rr' further suppl g ies. The low sales made in fine Wheat and .Oats was at Monday's prices, but ordinary Was unsaleable: _lktitit is very dull; 10 l'iniSe stud *amine there it t 4 alteration. Ltit;ERIAL PARLIAMENT. 1 1100.5 E OF LOW , . Tustovi, bat 28. , litt,ErNri or PAR.LIAARNT. T.hi l ,I t t !wit (o'clock, hilt, !loyal Highbe,ss the Pvt!,4eii. REGKea cattie down in the usual State, ml,l - hr.iti tobv(l,, be entered the House with 1 0 4 H op } in which the Sword of w.tate Was borne! , by the , PAO of illVEISP001,; the Cap of Maintenance, by the Marquis or WiachesTart tbe inwerial Crown of the Mahn:, bytordJAMES MURttAY ;, anti oe . .ektNCK Of WACHS'S Crown,. try tt.e.Bari of ISeing seated, on the Throt!re, the Patticiti Itroetvi..klivered the fol lowing Speech to both Iloitses of f'illyLords th, Gentlemen, .. • " It is with i!eep regret that I am again obliged to nifOOtitlee to you, that oo altertition has occur red is the blase of his Majesty's lastiesited . . " colitiriVe TO cccive from 'Foreign Poweys the strongest assitrances of their friendly dispotir holt to wards Otis Country, anti of their earnest desire to ntainialn the general tranquillity. The hostilities to which I was compelled to resort, in Vindication of the honour of the Conn try, against , the Government of Algiers, have been attended.with the most complete success. " The s p lendid achieventent of his, Majesty's' fl e et, I t i•canjitnctiOn with a squadron of the King of the Setheriands, under - the gallant and able conduct of Atliniral Viscount Exnvottli, led to the Immediate aiad sinconilitiorral liberation of all Christian captives then within the territoryof Algiers,,,,lnd to the 'renunciation by its Govern ment of the' practice of Christjah slavery. di I ain persuaded'tlint you will be duly sensible of the. importance of an arrangement so interest ing to humanity, 811 1 1 reflecting, front the man nerin which it has been accomplished, stick sig. uatl honotii• on the British fiction. " In I n dia, the refusullir the Government r' 7 ,.' , Zepaul to ratify a 'treaty of Peace which hail been signed by' its Plenipoteiniaries, oceasiOned a re. !l oyal Of ilt ilitary•operatio'ns. " Tllejtuliciotis arrangeinents of the'Governor- Genet al, second by he 'brfieei . y . and 'pest etrattee of his 'tqaesty's Forces, anti en thtiSe of the gas, India c.:cititpany, bronglit' the catetpaigti to a speedy m od successful . issue's and' Peace has been finally Upon the pit rind.lionottrable terms of the vaginal Treaty. • •.• Geoffetnen of . the, Lly:se of Caramons, " have, direeted t he ustimates'of the cbrrent : .. year to be la id 1 I ~Flotz you. They have beer formed upon a foil considera tion °f-all the pre4tit circutuftauces cr the contr.. try, with so auxistos desire to Itorkeevety retitle!. thin in our establishments which the Safety of the empire aidl soiend policy allow. I recommend the state of- the, public income sail expenditure to your early and serious at coo I regret to be under the trecessityof informing you. that there has been a deficiency in the prollt.ce o f t he R e venue in the last year ; but I trust that it is to be ascribed to temporary causes ; and I have the consolation to believe that you will find it prpstic4le.to proside for the public service or the .yi . p . 4 making any tolgitio'n to the peopls . , and without adopting any •nteis t spi„e ; !? that "gratin' by which the the, country has been hitherto'sus• wined: ' ~" 41/4, Lords and Gen4iemea,' 4!:1,444#R1ae so Ito act ion ol Infortnin:gbyoo that he i l ie , ottitfp,caoitts which Were 11)/1 - 44 ,111.N.t , With a view to a new Sil. .yer t , ts`.o. been contplvted with tinpre. vrtlenteil-e%Feclifii)o. .• I,to,ti _directions :for the immediate i f . Ast e t it t h e N e w Coin, inul I trout 'that this tpea ,ore will he produetiv,e of cooodcrable adva►ntatgt to the trade and internal traoiactions of the country I. ilktresass consequent upon the termina An) of. , a ve.ir of such unusual extent and (lora tiht) have been 1e1t,,• with greater or less s:: verity, thrinigliont all the nations of Europe and have . hceie c oi.iderably aggravated by the unfavourable -,staie,of the scasott. Deeply as I lament the pressure of these evils upon this country...l am sensible that they are of iwt*tre not.. to rtihnit Of an immediate',rentedy ; but. % has' 1 obserto with peculiar satisfaction the fortitude with which so many privations have been borne, and tbc ; active benevolence which hay beets employed to mit s tu n t giat te, a persuaded that the gtettt sources of ationalm prospetity are essentially unimpaired, and I entertain a con fident expectatioti that the native energy of the country will atito distant period surmount all the difficulties in which we are involved. Ur. considering; our internal - situation, you twill, I doubt nuti feel 'a just indignation at the at tempts which have been made to take advantage o f the diltretole% of the country, for the purpose: .ot exciting a spirit of Octillion and violence, c• Dm 100 Well convinced of the loyalty and good sense of the, great body of his Majesty's 6iihjeCf 5, to believe them capable of being per yerted by the arts which are employed to seduce them ; bat I am determined to omit no) precautions for, preserving the public peace, anti for collo terticting the designs of the - disatfeeted: and I r ely with the utmost confidence on ymir 'cordial support and eo-operation, in upholding a system of Law anti ai)%ttament, front which tt e have der i ve d ,inestintable atlVrrnt agem, which b'U emi r bled us ley, conclude, .with unexampled glory: a t contest whereon depended the best interests- of m ankind, and which hat been' hitherto felt by 4:4; -4r.4,, :~ 41 ~~: t t., , , , , i*:1.2 .. .., A, 04 , 1 ,7 , . ..,,,o . CPRiCV SEVENYBNC►F., • ouirselves,„as it is acknuwledged by other nations, to be the, turret perfect that has ever tidiest to the lot of any. s people.", His Royal liitliness,, with the Royal then retired from the 1-lottie. Vireount U.iron) Nxinoutti was introdneeti a, snc-h, with the aeco'hnnrd formalitie4, tworn, and tooi. his ,OBt. His •lAndslip'a supporters were Viseouats Melville hod Sid mouth': • • - • Lord Prudholme (late Lord A. Percy) , was introduced in like manner, swam, and took his seat ; as did Earl•titanhope, Hollis acceding to the Periltge on - the deMiso of his father, the tatt. Earl. .r.- ' Chris Lotrlthips thriadjourned for some time doting pica sure.l t . :Shortly after llfirithise resumed, which was .very fully attended. , - • • , . TRAITEROUS, OUTRAGE. Viscount StoSsouTu rose and : stated, that:preo vious to their Lord,liip' entering upon the re ' guitar business : of the day, lie Should beg leave to comiiiiinicate a circumstance of the highest ins pittance, which i cusiled tor the Most scrim's anti immediate attention. of, their Lot tisLipv But it being of a pecoljar tiature,,be.deeined it losAlity to move the Standing bruler for tbs exclusion of sttaugets. . . , .The ()ctl,er as ent9reett, and, a _strict,xxclusion took place during the whole even- ing, until - t he 'very close of the sit' in* 'Poriug , this . .proced u te; a 'circumstance of the above rittiire we Understand, cuitirtriunicated` to their Lordships by the Noble Sueretary . of State, and after some conversation oh the tablect,, their Lordships resolved to take evidence respect ing - the fact, at the liar of the House'', situilarlo that tyllich was given publicly at the Bar - tit the 1 - lOuse of Cumulous, • Lords JANIes MuttsAv, one of the Lords 'of the It.oyal Betfchanibeft,'44os rode iit the Simi fial,thige with the Prince Itleklat`. at the time', Wiis Atftro three(' at the Ma; ittlit4taniitied touching thecir cutwitance at considerable length. ' A conference afterwards took ptAce with the Commons on the subject, which whinanaged olt the part, of their Lorthships by the rollowitig Veers; viz. Thu Dtike of Athol, hfarquises of I:lnchingloon nod Cam den, Boris of Liverpool, 11.0 run by, Mull:rive, Grey, 4i' est and Bathurst, . Vt,cuvul Sidiuoul Lord Oren-. A itte., Their Ltirdships continued sitting tor some time after, with closed dOors, In expert.ition of a se cond conference with' ttbe Commons, but which proceeding did atot Tilt re diSCUSsitiii lat.(4ituenstornitry Address to the Prinee, Regent litrattieEttdence of the Speech Iti'nt the:llll . one, to o . .bitr, -tee wide( s tr i , i d Richt will be prattoed by Ent I Gator , was adjourned_ till t o-n t orrow, when a di it ilia Address, voted title' evening, on the sidiject of the t Fait e rous ots t r oge, will tie presented w his Royal liii„bness. Ou our re•atlntission into the (louse, their Lort,. ships were engaged itt making one of ;he Order' nsuttl nt the commetteeMept of the SesSion ; anti in u fete nt,inutes. triter, being loth-past the' jed)ottrisswerti-took Once., J he Grand Duke ZZICtIOL&S, of Russia, attend ed by it numerous suite, was at the House, to wit. tress the' splendid ceremonial. tits Imperial Highness quitted about eight o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The House met tit. two o'clock,' and a few Minutes afterwards., Mr. Quarme, Deputy Usher of the Black 11 nl, appeared at the Bar, to sum mon the House to .drat, of the, Peers, to hear thtt itqat'Speceli,AltitP7VOldaker autl.a number of Members attiiitit4l' cctifilfirogly. Oa their return, the Speaker reilretsll4/06 itstial time of business, when a number lir' 'Kew 'Members were sworn in awl took their seats. NEW WRITS. '• Many new Writs wrre, 4,141'0 to be issued.--• Amongst them were those for WiirCester, in the room of bird 'Wiwi liiiity,.calltd to the ltottse of Peers ; tor Portspunth, in the room ot Sir Thomas - Miller, deceased ; for Midlitirst, in the room of Lord' Mahon, now Stanhope ; for the'County df Poi4iv, in the root[) of .the 1101), Colonel Mottle,' , apAint'ed C1)11h111 Gene fait for Spain ; and for a vinottilerry, in tilt! ruom r+T Sir G. Hill, who itn,,nciAlted the sitnaticm ot Vice- Treasurer of Ireiattil(The mention ot this Writ occasioned cries of Hear, hear, hear I from the Opposition side.) The Clandeitine Out lawry Bill, a, 1151)51. annual measure on 'the meeting of Parliament, was hrought.up and read a first time. ]tEt47UM IN PAIII-1,13 , 1 ENT. Sir , FE ANCt3 IIunDUTT snit!, tbot iu,coUSetiuctlce F the, no OICEOII3 Yetitiuus that were fo►thcoming ri this subject, he, should give notice, that off chi* lay month he inteuricti to move. the floose to take t i►►to caisidcration. 0 -11)'11 SPEgal 'FROM Tim THRONE. The SPHANKH..."4 have to ectpotint the House, that this House has been to the flonse of ,Peers, and heard a' most gracious Speech from the Throne,' of which I hold in toy hand a copy, null which, with the permission of tile House, 1 will cot& The Speech having been read (for which see our (Itport of tine Beers), Lord VaLwritUfkietor the purpOse of moving tin Address, 14) u 1 It Highness for the most gracious coiiiitotiocat ion be tool made, On ihir 4 occasion tic fett it rata 1101 nece,,sttry, tqr him to enter into any details. We could -not bat re. collect the of the last year, which were too considerable to he easily forgotten, The great and important objects for which we bad So lohg contended, had in the year joSt ended Wen brought to their conslopmationi trail that odious military d e v o tisia which haul so long reigned paraitioan: over reedy the whole of bliarope wile 1)0W no 1 61 re, It foul begosurceeded by peace and order and under. the Tesidkail reigns of the former legi- Ornate AlottareliWgessinal tranquillity was gra '14%144 gw.illinglip r otititia' which Ulm was every