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!~ elf . . r, ~.a ' t Nug out 7634.] rlt:111.111.11VG.OFFICE, Feb. '2l, 1817' 1112 C"ATIRSNORVOT ViCTUALLINC.' ifielhh/2,;-,S*IT'S.V.4.II' do hereby give Notice, Mfll '64 .° next, tbrßith /infant, they will be treed!, le) re. !ren,bes is tenting sented up), and treat for Fifteen 400 d G ot. orer ulkin of WEST IN IA ,I I.UM,,of the strength o f tut Ceproyby Syhes's H y d rometer ; to be deli *ll4o ofti Porliu'ght into his Majesty's Pianist kora at beptford ; and to At paid for by Butt payable' 61,11trett,nherty days after date. C°l °lilions of the •C'outraet may be se e n at the Secre t e r,,, -, I ' kill be ha i l 4 to any T en d er in which Me Price ' 1 ,.. 1 h e &tested be. Words ei tO the B oar at length, or th T// not 11 ' ll e tal4 l B oned o 44 tr ore Oite o'Clork on //0 . .ctiiii Fri „,vitt ) or segetnn ; nor on , ets th e Per nto who makes II 1 11 "ome P erson on his biltay attends, to answer 44./i;•. --- (qkr Oh' 01;;;:,F,77: )I IC P . kI ' ATCIP4I. OFFIC€RS of Nis M 44- '44:8 °III)N.ICZ do hereby • give Notice, that 4 1 ' WI to received at their Office in Palbilfalt, on Z4:l4*, i t 111 ' 44 !/3 the 24th•14,,tent,froin such Persons rta :410 undertoke the Supply of TOOLS of v"i" r ti l for Ser‘r .qf Mia Department fur a of et Yers, eb. terminable after the expiration of the upon notic e ql Three Months, at the option Or either 1,, p": 41 ythe,..trticlel May be viewed upon application at p:l.'ill'rekreper's Offic e in the rower ; amd fa' i t'itliani together with the terms and Conditions :v a ii4leekt' ' i meit be known at the Secretary's' W ice, in ;:, ,a ; ile( : r afd i aky lino between 'Me Hours of Ten 4 ; ' Ci'ck, Where the Proposals must he delivered, ' ll.l 4.4 144Di ge. 4 1, "l' 1 for Tools, &C. ;" lint 50p„, 41 L. . . roposa. s r Instant, ~ _ : , ci 4 ie atlotilled rif'ter the said t2lth I : 1 : 4 6e eic k Ire 4VoOM of the vine day; neither trill any 4I ; 11444•Iinleta the Party making it, or an ,latent 4114 than attend. Lig Prdor of the Ltoterel, R • It GREW, Secretary. 44 4 c, ( P°•ii2'llE CiIiRI,IC. OF TINDER. kip h 'N'utiy-Office, Feb. '2O, 1817. ' p al y? Or. TICERS and COMMIS ' 4 o w. „,, lo hereby y; , r 'Y q. it!S J1.1.1E57'1”., N. , 417. e ri'''''ei l ilt , ea frerl "e 4,l fify, the 12114 of ;!larch next, I ke (1 / 4 .41 "qy will he rend to treat with such Pcf rlN 6, ',. Y •, h„ Land '' ,„ !!',Ang to u'ontriet for.conceyinee -7 , .4:C4'iotre w ont 1 177 I dads of - ° "t TIN:Dhlt . ly,,:' e Nit p 0.,.„ • :-. ' f f r 0 to his Ala ,kro . ~ en tae L;ounty.o., ....an.‘, `l4 `"),Ptlerd. th e • .rbi , fewer oily he aeon at this Wl."' . V 4 ~p, 1 4, , q' 4 i .iCe""4 ql . ICr One n' Cluck, on the day of ,;•,,, ..' nOlited, itilielt tlte Party, or an dent for A' Ye, '''re , ,,, ,i • I" rein %It be aeennipanied by a Letteraddressed to l)q14;e1N, and siznett by two responsible Per'Yums' 1'1'4(1.v:1444 bounii with t'll Person tendering, in Me • ', i t,, e ~ .Ue perfurinanCC of the . Contract. Z.lSst • 1817. Ilir, INnu 1101781,4, Feb. 20, - lUN T- Eip(4)1)11.1' of DIRECTORS o f th e . aL iND trad ;, i)-(NPAY of NI IqtCIIANTS "f E 3 - - - , t , t t , AS.l' iNI)IES, (lo hereby giv,e Nutiee' .1, will be “ikNlitu * " 1 • said COM PA N -vy ki p , , • 4(01,111 of t tt, ruEspi .' 4t4iitir tiouie in Leadenbalkstreet, on ',moon, for ;,,,, 440 4, at tleren o'Clock lit the I.° • , !lowing 44:1,4!(.1atinut•ng the Coasideratien of thY " h mt 4, Ili ' "*" to take into Ill'arl of bireeters he requelted, ttitiaa (qhfl,rttl ' ~.s lest' Lill •"'l llie nhtat'e of the Com Pa--: likely on ''' t'll' thrl haw far it b I aniwereit, or is , Ali -4"411`141t4 ' a Proposed by the Rt'i And qi/. her, ,answer,.the ends 1805. I,trit..cersl C ourt of the 2 8 th Febru ary , _,, _lanyes es liii vil:11: al'inion any Seminary at the Ct.r".! _ertice ; 1 14, !' "I Ile how adviica ble for the Cl I il tare of a ,), it, lathrr 411 E;tatilimient inure in the Ips having 4 1 4 1 (le %still slliml,l attend at stated hours:dience, 1111:ItlairtY for the due enforcement of f °l) ble to a 1 ! Irl ' i plural cr LI t would not I" Preferable ts, ty _ t _ n uc , mg , '' VallNe ? This .Court, however, more t l l ~e might t the 1e41:14..t this Court of Directors.to consider wtie t 4 Prtlestioeutred ID Mnilltltitling the Colleg e id of qing:tl4„t inl)4i'lY he almost wholly saved, if i"stel . Ist ti;,,:7"tt to seinl their Sons . to a particularyS:ultbs 4 , .: ir of birreinrs were to require of the ,e 0 , i'.4`lTqt 114 civil Ne,.yiee i, india, is certain degr ee be, , +1, 7 in "ttl taagtot‘,es aud Sciences as should be of 4 L,,'"'`Y, nu, tstrie to be tertiGed by Gentletue,. .? 4441,0.41: sn4 AL;t;t7. ,ipii,iloted Ili' that inuePdnient it,41,1:1:? N edge it wuulti not be highly ex l ) 1 Ad o tLi i k ;1, lo thretbore tlie Mibtary Sculioary iron. 1 )1411,1;1'e4.,'","te eioinnadi,llll 41.14 spacious Buil.d:enrgt:. ti t ~+; (lon the cold ~f nirgctori be (arta rti:rtel:Ql:._ their Opitijous on the diffi;Nnt po in ts ai o ld ~ ' it, thern as soon as cot.ersient, and c ' 11'411(3"441COurt tu receive anti consider the '•-..........,,............_ JAM E •COLIB ,Secre tary..._ ilil -......---_,. , T. Ait'itu;"PsllP3 ItOYAL tErrglts pA•t•EN e lieu. it.p . A I,VP,s P r,,,itIPA .ri " . 1. - 6 vitt `'Ntisit All N 0 11A 1 '44,4 •*--, oe 4ttelitl.ott of the hit) ic i maw keit, 1.4 the ahave article being the most . .._. krit,'"tt discovered for 'I •' ~;•' tb • held i its great"t eeiih,;,;ll Le eident tne'tlll".°l',oi st'ins;ection. ,S, , il, th'%l 0 thr(‘')ltgl h i tic:ll44'V: kli e g . been it-desblera-. I,t pe. TtNit) hug liittierto un 4ttiiiiiaile. J. lkittralk:' l,;, 14t''41'' I° il'f"nn tile I`;;tibility, Gentry', anti t ht ry 4, 1 , I,;‘', 1144 itlveittel a 1311,N11 th at - Will kettetrate i ivilt th""tktst hair. and t.fe‘ctu-illy ileanse it frun 44 11,,,N1iy streiiiithen aud proli;otelts gronll.), and ,rytlit:7s,,t. 1;e:tolful appea ;wee, The Nonilttiy_li_ 'llJ'''p ltt i tit i , t hi iit,,ii 41:41, 41 : 1 V 11 1 I t I t ' I lit ( i i . i t I t i 0? t , ): rin re(hiraesite t l'fatt; ktitiut, titl:ol3 Patent 11;tilr" l'rtil'silie's*:-tre to be li'd`)( fiNtiriLMeteakt7lll:!., i To in.e vent iropoNiCtOellsv, pleasee . last iill4,7the.pmetit...%l_4:.t 11:tirMrushe,.. ; at.) t_ate...e ~,)1,4,,..,,,,e x.s mop an it ~:sletealfit . o'listiii ?,..,iii.,, i ll ,:". ' - li to the rearou with U. ii-1 1,- ittk, „ it li Tit' centre. .1 liheral allowance to anti o4,410t111(allan to Nitte:ille auil Kent, I), •-ir`— 'tti bt T. and C. 4t.ut, ia, Poultry. NENT sxru . B.p.ky, The Ist of MARCH, all the I.o"l'rgltY will be Drawn. • Only 3,000 Tieuets, cArrrAts; of c. - &c. . respeqlfully Tentinds the:VultiiC, that 'T. T. the whole of the LOTTERY (beinA the least that was ..:ver known! will he ALI. DRAWN ON A:x . l'l7ll.mi - N tour. The Whole Lottely• consists hut of 3,009 Tic.kell, Yet not withitnading the minther of Tieltets. is so few, it contains Capitals of L. 15,000,1,2,000, &c. &c. TicKETs and sHARBS are now to be had in such variety as the limited number will allow, at the Offices of T. the Contractor, 4, Curnhill, and 0, Charing-Cross; and. at all the Agents' in the Country. Persons wishing fur Particular or Farnnrite Numbers may have them without any extra Expense (if nut preciously sold), ST. DAVID'S' .DAY. ADDRESS TO Tf PRINCIPALITY OF WALES. • DWARD EYTON, Stock Broker, ha!, the pleasure to announce to his Countrymen, Natives of this ANCIENT PRINCIPALITY, that he has suceeesied.in his endeavours to have the LOTTERY drawn on the FIRST of NIARCI-I, in liontior of the Tutelar Saint of Wales. E. EYTON Hatters himself he shall have the satisfaetion of distribining the rontierotts -Prizes with which the unprece dented Scheme for sa small a Lottery abounds, amonot his Fellow Camino-Brit - ism, whom he invites to his Fortunate Office, 2, Cornhill; where their Orders for TICKETS and SHAKES 'will be respectfully received, by the only Welch man engaged to distribute the favours of Fortune. ARTINT soil Co..Srock-Brokers, 8,- Corn hill; and 120, Oxford-street, respectfully recommend to the notice of the smallest LOTTERY ever known. Only 8,000 Tickets. The Prises will be all paid in Nloncy. The whole will be Drawn FIRST of MARCH (be ing' St. David's Day). - The Scheme contains a PRIZE of 15,0001., and Fifteen other CAPITALS of 2,0001., 1,0001., 6001., &c. etc. &c. so yyr al of which are perhaps destined to be added to those MARTIN and Co. have already distributed amongst. the Pub lic, including the Grand Prize of L,40,000 No. 281 / 2MOO 7,731 20,000 &e. 'acc. &c. MARSHALL, I, Holborn Bars. is selling TICKETS and SHARES for the smallest LotterY ever known, to be Drawn on sT. DAVID'S DAY; in compli ment.to the Welch Nation. The Scheme is certainly of a Brilliant cast.—When it is recollected that with only 3,000 Tickets it contains no less than SIXTEEN CAPITAL PRIZES of is,noo:., 2.0001, 1,0001., 5001. &c. &c. &c. The whole to be paid in Money. And all mast he determine! 5 ,w ~i(j~~~, V 'r-1 A' • -•••, - • . , •• • . r *4 , p • , • '3 • es le••• 4.? ttr( 33 5 \ I .4. 0.4 "ittf\t' \ .l / 4 • SATURDAY. FEBRUARY . Nl7 NEXT SATURDAY. • hiAIISE-TALL hopes his will he early in their Appli cation to secure some .of the above GREAT VILIZ FA tit his Lucky Office, No. 1, Holborn Bars (the Corner of Middle row), where a Selection of Fortunate Numbers are now on Sale. coming (ruin Drnry-kne 'l'htrl►tre Thursday Night, a small RED MOROCCO POCKET BOOK.—Wlmerer will bring it to No. 27, St. James's Place, shall be lianclsoinely tewatdeJ. GROVE HOLD E, HANIPsTF,,II). TO DE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Vitt, Iminediute Posqehtion. flx.r ENS! K_E and DESIR A 13 L COPY ./ 1100 MEMISKS. 'consisting.. of READY-Plitt- NISI - JED .MANSION-1 - 10Q.SE, continuing an excellent Din ing-room; Drawini.t-room, Library, Parlour, and School room,- tire best Bed-romus, two smaller ones, and two Nur series, Men and Wooten Servants Apartments distinct, Houselieepei's-ronn, Butler's-pantry, Kitchen, and Laundry; Double Coach-house and Four.st all Stable, Grove and Lawn, large and productive Garden and Green-house.—The Furni tom to be taken at a valuation by tho. Purchaser. Imptire of Messrs. Clayton, Scott, and Clayton, New square, Lincoln's Inn. ANNAY'S PREVENTIVE tVASII, .well- known by Noblemen, the Army. Navy, and others, in alt parts of the World, as the ONLY SPZCIFIC fur the Infallible Prevention of a certain direful Disease, • continues to be sold (as for the last Su years) by HANNAY and 4.:0. 21, Great Carter-lane, Lmleate-street near Ht. Paul's' Church yard, and at No. 1, Little Suffnll:-street, Haymarket, Lon don. It will keep for ever in all climatss, and never fulled' In a single instance.' Price Ns.. and I Is. per bottle --A Pri vate Surgery fur its use at each %%Part:house. Two bottler sent by coach in return fur a 11. Note, post-paid, ,or four bottles for 21. packing gases included. Unpaid letters not admitted. N.B. The. only houses for the Getsuine India Grits; for making superior Restorative Gruel, ,and for Smith's Preston Heart=burn Lozrogra. This Day was. published, • In Two 'otomes, limo. prise 14s. boards, TIIE ROUND TABLE, a Colteetioo of Es says, on Literature, Men, 'And Manners. By WILLIAM HAZI.IIT. Printed for Longman. thirst. Rees. Oreor, and Brown .oritlini; and Archibald Cdostable and Co. Edinburgh. " AUT CZESAR AUT NULLUS," Was the motto of hint who passed the Rubicon , • ARENOVATIO'of the Human Frame is in -fact a desideratum in Medical Science; no disorders make such ravages on the bodily . system' . us VENEREAL COMPLAINTS; the syphilitic liaison glydes imperceptibly along, until every organ is debilitated, and the contamination assauies the features of death. As the immediate appearances are generally slight, an early application to pa.will prevent the pain and danger that happen from improper - treatment. Itemote symptoms in variably arise from ignorance and neglect, they may, how ever, be parried by a vigorous exertion of talent (if the ap. peal be not too )unit; delaved), and the patient, Omagh the gradual progress of health, torcumes assured of its conti nuance. Still does not the most complicated inveteracy of the above disorder equal those instances 'of calamity, where, by the practice of a , ecret solitary vice, the finest energies of nature become exhausted, sexual debility ensues, and the *aircrew is exposed to the forfeit of despair. -It is for him to kok for- Ward to the cheering beams Of hope, when we lloldly assert that even desperate cases yield to out mild restoratives. Other impediments occur to irritate the sensitive func tions—some natural, others at-attired; as strictures, weak nesses, &c. in all of thetfi we offer the adaptive remedy, lu stead of the usital harassing plan of caustic or stimulants. Lint . especially in those delicate peculiaritieS incident to the softer sex is our renovating method applicable, by removing deficiencies that too often embitter- matrimonial reflections. A candid examination of profes , ional acrpoirement need only he feared by him Who is couseimis of incapacity ; tee are uncomiccted with the delusive and insinuating appearance or a public institution, and vaunt no nominal or Rasa, Pa. tronage, though sanetioned• by many of then%4ol,ilitv, and tn't'n of the Faculty itself; as Members of the London College Of Surgeons, our title to the cenfidenee of Society is not "' imposing," nor are our promises " - specious," they ema nate front a practice proving by its unvarying .success that, no attempt, however clothed with presumed authori y, 1:311 pre elude the knowledge of those pre-eMittent advantages which are attached to sow systesn—in coincidence therewith this intimatiou is given, that patients of either sex may consult us with secrecy, and to prevent niithaderstanding, the terms, - probable duration of the Complaint, &c. are always stated at the first interview, or in an answer to letters coutaiaing Rank-note. GOSs and Co. M. it. C. Surgeons. la, flourerie-strert, )Fret-st ret , Lcinflos. # 4 ,* Letters from the Count.). should he vartieular in de tailing the syalpturns t tilkaner of 2 1 / 4 c. schen the proper retuediva ‘au be forwarded to any part, hoi ever thttant. NI..tV COINAGE. The Editor of the Morning Ciao nide seems to be exceedinglyunxions to make some ottuck upon the new Coinage, but has not hitherto been- for tunate en'ongh • to find any plausible ground for censhre. The verrangenieuts made tar distributing the new. Coin throughout every part of Great Britaiti---the facilities which haire been afforded to the Public—the rapidity wit which the ex change has been effected, however they May have vexed hiM; Wye not afforded any decent pretext forgiving vent to his systematic boitility to every measure of Government. He !lei, however, with the cid of a magnifying thiss, made a discovery which he thinks will justify xtt attempt at a sar casm at the Master of the Mint. He says, Mr. PoLEhas displayed great vanity in putting his initials upon the Shield • containing the Royal Arms. This, he admits, might have been intend ed as a private mark ; but •he adds, that it will he of no use, because, by The help of a magnify ing glass, the coiners of Birmingham will find it out. liredonbt very much whether any of these Gentlemen possess a glais with such extraordinary magnifying powers as that which the Editor of the Morning Chronicle generally uses ; but if they should' not, they %rill find their researches very much facilitated by the minute directions which , he has kindly given them. Now, in reply to this silly effort- at a sarcasm, we beg leave to state, fitst, that the initials W. W. P. rtre not on the Shield, containing the Royal Arms ; and, 2tlly, that the Master of the Mint has a tight to put any, and what private math he pleases upotl the new Coin : as, however, the Editor has displayed such astouNhing scrutinizing powers, we will tell him, that there are other private marks cut on the new Coin, which we advise him to employ the next fortnight in trying to find out : perhaps, at the end of that period, -be Trill find that he has spent his time uselessly; but he will at least have the satisfaction of reflecting, that he had spent it harmlessly. OLD 1L FRIDAy, hp 21. SLAVE 'NADEL-At tea o'clock this morning, oft the entrance of the Judges into Court, a Special Commission, to whirh the Great Seal was affixed, Was read by Mr. Sliclton. the Cletk of the Arraigns, appointing the tr a il of John Bean Hammy, who stood charged With havin^ felo niously carried away, for the purpose of being sold, transferred, used, and dealt with 'as slaves, certain persons from a part Of Africa, ,called Calabar. The Grand Jury were immediately sworn, to consider the' Case ; and Mr. Baum' Gn.%JIAM addressed\ them. Ilia Lordship observed, that he vas unprepared to give any particular directitois ;• but the gentlemen would perceive that the preient eltarit,e was foundedratpop a very modern Act of Parliament, to which tlity would particularly pay their atten. (ion. MoRDER —S. Perry was convicted of the mur der of her Child. 'lbis' case was most shocking, anti ton disgusting for its Cruelty to detail at length. The Prisoner was 'a mailied wontan and of the age td forty. ~She lived servant in a res pectaltle tinnily near Manyhester.street.. On the With of . Jahualy•she got up anti went down stairs. The footman heard the cry of a chil', and, upon search; the body of a female infant child was found under the coals. It appeared to. have been Suffocated by a piece of linen tnisted like a ropi., and thrust don t) its throat. Thete were other circumstances of barbarity, and also of appear ances on the prisoner, - fully co.nrming her guilt. In ber defence, site said she hail been {kneeled before her time, and that the child was still born. Immediately 'on ker conviction, she re. , ceived sentence of death, to he executed on Mon day next. Mary florris %vns . itulicteti for the wilful mut .. tier of Jolla Itobinson but there, being no vi. Bence Oita File prisoner wns th e cans of the (teat II of the (keened, -Ole Jt+ry ituntectately urtteti a verdict:—lVot Guilty. , Yesterday morning, at half past ten o'clock, the Grand Duke islicnot,As and suite kit St, Alhan's House; St _.ratford-place, on the weNtern 'four. Imperial Highness rode on horseback the tit st stage, Hurl intended sleeping :so i'l4 t 1(1N11:lit:nib last night ; wi;l leave"Portsmonth on the 23d, anti go thrttugh Farnham, 'Southamp ton, Unitises, and .saliainiry, to Wilton; leaves Wilton on the 25th, and proceeds through Win canton, Ikliester, and Honiton, to Exeter ; leaves Ex e t e r on tire 26th for Plytonnth Dark ; leaves vi p „,th Duck on the 28th, and will return through Exeter, by way of Tot tress and Na..wton. From Exeter his flightless will prac ter l cal „ inmpton, IVellington, THunt Tn ; leaves an. ion I l k - 2,1 0 1 March . f,tr Clifton ; leave n Clifton 1111 the din Alarch for Bath ; leave ; B a th on the 6th, and arrives in London on the 70. 1 0 , 3 , 4 15. , ( 1 * a 4 1211() ' ‘ ji l a P 1 ;'SY 'M [PRIC SEVENYENCE. ' ~~i IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. lIUIItiC OF FUIDAY, Feu 21. Tlie House met at thehour usual upon appeal days, and Counsel were 'farther heard respecting the Queensberry leasei cause.—To proceed agaiit on Monday. 't he Earl of BEALICHAi4P took the oaths and his sent, on succeeding to the Peerage by. the demise of his•father; the. late Earl. The Earl of CLANCARTit . was introduced with the omit formalities, as 0 Peer, of the United. Kingdom, by the title of Baron TRENCH , sworn, and took his.seat.—Their Lordships then adjourn ed till five o'clock. .PETMON OF THOMAS CLEARY. Earl GROSVENOR said, that previosis to their . Lordships entering upon the order of the day, hen,they were about to enter upon the discus sion uf a proposition, which, .‘vtihout tine evi denceof itsnecesity, went to strike immediately at the liberties,bf tpe people, by a suspension of the llateas buip' us Act ; before the !louse should. proceed to that tliscussicin , _h begged leave to call their attention to a Petition which bad been, pit into his hands, of a riatote which he thought well worthy of their Lordships' consideration : anti previously, be thought, without a violation of propriety to the consideration of their Lordship'S Report, which, he must repent hiitipinion, should have been accoMpanied by the evideoce„ in order to sliew the necessity of that vitally important measure which it was donbtleis in •agitation to propose, on a view of the RepOrt alone. The Pe tition which he hail to present to their Lordships was from Therms Cleary, who designated hithself as Secretary to the .London Union Society. It referred to certain allegations in the Report of the Committee, which the Petitioner thought must hare be - eo founded on false information re-. ceived by the Committee, as the ratitioner states Ire is able and ready to prove, if allowed; at their Lordships' Bar. A propositi o n like this he deem ed worthy of the serious.ai.tention of their Lora ships, as it may she w the necessity of their going into fartlier evidence before die Flouse proceeded to the e' u sctmcnt of , a me:mitre of such great im portance as that, he had ad% ertel to ..—Th e Noble Earl read a considet able part of the petition-tab a part of : his speceir, of tliki the prominent parts were, to the_ following effect, and which appeaieil to have been extracts front the RepOrt, awl of which the petitioner com plained. " Others of these Societies are called U n ion Clubs; professing the same object Of Par liamentary Reforfn, meaning 'universal sidfrage and annual Parliaments,,ohjecti which evidently involve a total subversion of the Brit isb Constitu lion. It appears there is a London Union Society, and branch Unions. corresponding with and affi liated to it. Others of their Societies hare adopted the name of Speuccan Philanthropists, at d 't was by members of a Club of this description, that the plaits of the conspirators in London were discussed and prepared torexecution." Tie petitioner stated he was humbly noxious to endeavour to obtain the patient attention of the House' relative to what their Lordships' Seeret Committee were pleased' to impute to the London Union Society, respect• ing which, lie doubted not but the evidence. upon which the opinion was founded, was wholly ansl entirely false, as be was ready to prove in the most satisfactory im.nner at the,bor of their Lordships' House, Fle then proceeded humbly to represent, that the London Union Society was'foonded in 1812, by Mr. Eilward.Bolton Clive, Mr. Walter Fawkes, the late Colonel . Bosville, Mr. Montague Boorgoyne, the, present Lord Mayor, Sir Francis Burdett, M>ajor Cart Wright, and, other respect a . ble That it condoned . to hold tueetings but is very short time.; that it never held any cor respondence With any Socieiy of any sart ; flint finally, that it has not even Met for nearly three and as half years ; and that it is not now in ex istence. The NOW Earl Ihen contended for the propriety of complying with the prayer of the pe tition, Which Was to allow the petitioner to sub stantiote his allegation by evidence, at their Lord ships' bar. Be thought it would be but an act of justice so to do, particidarly as the petitioner of fered to bring forward rill the bOoks and papers of the Lotidos Uiiion Society. in support of what lie alluded to. It was possible that the Committee may he nlided as. tothatpart of its Conclusions. The Duke of MONTRoSa seemed colailikr ‘ . .ll;it was brought forward as tending to impute improper conduct to the Committee. lfarl Caosv KNOB , in explanation, contended that the inquiry ought to be gone into previous to their Lordships agreeing to an enactment which would go to surrender the liberties of the country into the hands - nI such men as Mr. Canning, Mr. Brugge Bathurst, Lord Castlereagh, and others, The Duke of ATttor+ spoke to order. He felt it incumbent on hint to aver, that no man at Itie side of the House Was capable of such motives as seemed to be inferred. Any lattgoae that tended to inTtlic improper motives, was %Aorta! iamentary, and should not he held. Lout itt)',Le. nisi, to Order, stoked whetber it ,'rits fair thab to Fittack iodividuals, Who not being. NJembres of that House, could not titlettil Unto, stivrs Tile LORD Cliatmet.ton rcpressetl a tithilar setititrten;: He ' It 1t it his ditty lift to sit sileht ?lit the Vtroolsack while uuy Noble Lora stated, alt It a sacrifice was abblit to be made tai the lib e r.t tit: , of the p ,„ p i e t ot suck men us Mr. Catmint, itrAggti Ii ithurtg, dud . the oitst , r re".„„ ge . alluded EAd GROSVENOR coetettded, that the toelsore ehoitt to be pcoposed, woeld he in etfeet to place the ithertie , of the Crwlttry itt.the Lands of the Nt 1, ,, rt'8 opposite the rest of Lis Majesty's Ministers t t o :, therefore, did not cLnceire vslipt .:, g