The Sun. — London, England, 1817-02-26 00:00:00

IVEM i .~~ ' ~, .°.~ iS a~t , " . ~._„ ~.. • Xlj AtcER 76 37 ►-1 ...,..... , LI-ST IN 1 )1.1 110 USE Felt. 25, 1817, ' ' F IE COW AT of 1)1111.1(.1(ms of th e UNIT 'ED CoIiPANY of IEItCIiANTA of ENGLAND trath 1 le tLe EAST INDIKS do hereby g:ye Notice, le a CFSER.AI. ( °URI of the s,iil CONIP.I.NY will b r ist their Home in Le adenhall-street, on TtIE.SI).IY, ltil of !throb the Foreno talt, t:t Eleven o'Clock in - on', the purpose of continuing the Consideration of the fol -4tl Proposition, viz.:_. that the Court of Direciors he requested to , take into Itemsi der ation the nature of the Company'ainstitution illk!hutY, ritl how far it has answered, or is 'llie'lY• 011 itr,ent P lan to answer,. the end s proposed by t lielte6ol Ge tot the central Coon of the idth February, 1805. And Itt4er iit their ap Cain it any SeittinAt yat th e C omintltY ' l ex' 4nglana be now- adviseable f o r the Civil Service ; Ito, %iatlier an r.A.iblishinelit more it, the nature of it 60. where Hattors should attend at st.ited hours, having 11" Itill 'ority for the due enforcement of Obeirten". 4*l4 iSe %let Moral Conduct, would not be pre feral* to a 4 "trtity &.• tone • t ) • iliac esPe v... -ce: Tillns Cour t , .lowevel, l 41 „, 144415' 0te C.itrt of liueetOrs to consider whether the '4'..lllPreittit inittrre,l hi 'maintaining t hit College mlght I.l h grt4t penpriety be almost wholly saved, if instead of Il'ttlinilhateutitu sew, their Nuns to a particular Setni- „. 1 ! Iht Nil ef Dirroors were to require of the Youths "'IA ef t their ti i il s troce lis Ii La , a certain.degree of :44414"4Y i 4 luth L anguai.Tes and Sciencts a, should be , 4441 trY1 the snine to be certified by Genthquen of , ic4,l4l.:rainc; a n d Ability appointed fur that purpose 44.. _ b . Itt welt case it would not he highly exp edie nt ;I. 6;o"Liutitc4l tt, rvilmr, the military Seminary from A . 11'"4111 e le, , , . •.. s Iluilding at t64yirvi )4, commodious and spacious °'l.. ' l'i And thlt ti 't , Cool' of Di l e t t ora h e further.tsrne -14.44: relind th,.:ir o,iimo,i, on the different l' ° ' kil l : 14 44 In them as coon as convenient, and ea" an L., 'l4 r t ihni.el . , •v, and consider the M ' ottitt Court to rccei . JAMES coral, Secretary 1 1 , 151 NExT s4lruitrmy, uilmitcft, th , LOTI'EkY will be Drawn. It!APIT‘, , ()111 Y 3,0 0 n . ,111,„ "L. 15,000, L.t.t,0 , ,0, &c. • , p ,t,l 14, WI .V ie ic, that 1 401 ! °1 tht Lorin? (being the least that was ALL , • , wit z O N . SATIIMAY NF.XT. t ' ernisiM's hot of 3,00 , 1 'fiche taws IN 14 nn T - he is so lew, it coo kt,f t, +a er 'if 141 . 1 t L.2,non &c. t . s, yet ni.it -11"06t1 llt . t , -n h. 11A in sods eariety 41' - ' 111' " 1 "e ' r • 11 411 n ' nv‘ • the ' i ' llces of T. rsisii‘ 41114. At 'ti" ' " 1 4 )' cl tring•Cittis and at t $ ill!, anti 9, . 4. outitry. hinicuLtr (4. Favonri Favourite 4 Numbers Holisit4+itt say tlictr,t lixpence (if not prev io usly. ........_ ............. sriVl:w i, 1,1 „, 4 !ogi t ,' , li r - requests hip F, i v rirds known.a „ .. _,, i x,trizeotiori to . the s;oallest Lottery eet_i!_, :,0001, l 4y rstp l i totk ) 4ioil r!,,,i,•,,t5, with One 1 3 1!,z, ", xuys kpuii, ,' lit 421 T tiofitts, to b e all Drawn ?It , • . 1 - 1 ktattir, b. 71 next, whe n lae hopes' to ilisir , thitte. t.h,e0051:,',' o ril rio,!lters, having had tlte good kortnnLi.otteoir' it,f'tsti.:;`,,,it.ettisid when y its Gold. tit ti'4 la't the 11:4ititsW".'''',14 400 Oulu • • • e.lt. 'I 'lie only fi xed 40.0 001„ . . is; also 1iit5:41141:13't:11,76.51.. Willi Varioui other Ci4iii,t'lllais lit 'itl. ; 4 44 4 4 ,-,,, aro 2,0u01., and most of the Cat 41 , „undo Lottery. I til v , l 4 l ,' hliiires at* on Sale at J. SIVEWRIGI-fea For , ir L ' i d.raliiii ; i No, 33, avinarliet i .tlialliorn; I 141 Ii , Oxt f orti-*tree,. ~„ . PRAIJD PREVENTED. • 44 41 silsovNttlitittatt the itialiv aveitipts Oust ere th;L: I Y [l,thkiriftli finiLtose on th, „.,.„. y ~ ••puriiiiis Composittoi l i 4,19'1N, 1 if•MIINE Itt.u.(7){lN6 -rep.triA by "Y " " h 4 - ' 4 4.14,1 4 4 Y 'IN induced to adopt ;lite» Lobel, ill WI" it QS .I.' •ON vi. High Holborn, 11,4 k.,„. Itt.' "NI t -..ietwllv, that they trust an attention ,t t , 0 .. slii:Nti,wilthlrisrenee iit` the True which is 001 il'e . 4'l C , - 114 . 1 11 t :. ist le Itet,Lihle hireling! ; lit ' one. to detect thelrupi id ti,,,,.11N97 I,',A.T, JAPAN itt..itc,KlNt ;, made Ity I). ' ''',., *4 . 4. 1 ' "'gli llulliorn ;rill in (in i.ire lie sold in it? 'NI lic:ilai: • 11 IL lid• ea4t; i and a Copy of the Libel lett hAY and mAivrtx, 97, High 11()It'gr". I'llo "' ----..__._......._-- _ ____ „ t NI AL• IXICIIiNS or ANGOITLENIE'S l°l- '' - Ilk bay were published* ' •h N eatly Ed. I ' d • Kited it) n small Volume, price WOII ritTP, NUE Xi 01 its, which, 'With the the 141- , sP O VA l it ''''Y if ' " !IPA the thuiritat Oleic, y* cmnPlete in tile I i, the (•;i,. . Faintly of France erved by tipple, , ' le i t ity ut: the 3al .. a Id _)„, ilkilh rl titteu ottglitally whit it Peuctlp I i li rlifsi OF tr,.• • • u •N . tt,,l!' 'IN rt()YALE, now Duchess of ANG9,,tamhasir. 4 . . 1 ,', 4ted frota the Preutit, with Notes by th" ' trvivor. of lii,lre fall„winK pages are 'tit ten by the onl y si- Anitoo 14•4.111,trt't10.'re i 4 Pantos '1":•tople, the Duchess of it ss Itoyal uf.Piauctt. because we t2?l,‘,ll:tritit a:_ie !i.ti•s ttot appear in the. title • .l..artne worh is ''.‘,l iA, (I 44 ‘i‘ikai!.t,l. he ettittrary to ettritiette. t , .7' „s pave which fir { et ,' .111,, attil incited there is ha rdly .... iiiii. ). , , -g,i)ii int ern it'd evidence of its outite I at It: ,111Net4 of whielt t • sed were either m ade It, •al ilitl:':nlit tili "411.1),'atIts;1"wi*tilti:" petl, which herr were 1144141 t"-,,r,t1 tu tuureal front her persecOtors* 0 „It (I,iliktctiAttly after her release fruns prkn. . I ure and "ori t ~r s ‘ t i ll be olosersed that several passages are ti.)., I,: and kto,,, W i " choir:wit:tory ; there are in.quent rep.et,ttu i he "tfret► -*atll " t aunt y ' All these, whlcill would d- this th,nr,!l in a regular Ilistury, increase the iv,a'.9ne, I t . cis .0 (i tt ii Y 1 theY titte,t itS hut bettlieity mid rtirti'''Y ---))- 'xiciY 444,140 the truti eir .outstattet tot perplexitY and ti order, i l f i I "I 'l l ; " o ". ; 1' t l i t `` 4' vii.4l ( ‘ 'll i 4141 Ult. Simplicity andystshrel„t„ ~Iss ,t4,-,.. ;.,'"),rel4lott with which thettil'aiirinciore careful ,s, itri!att4tecr:aLtwt!itt, h et , otsery better tit; ti,ti • 14 4 gleat ~iriiiti f I . ) " g()"d taste, ' a* ' ' ' toitted oily pu tt ititti;l;4l,l..lt'autii.vcti4lTY, that rite has out . permitted of ff I:ieerr: 11, , 4 to ti ilyarti the rulluquial.stittiou, n.t.s., 14 4, . 44 l 4 irregttlar, Lot forcible, touches of het exl 1, 1 , 441% '4,lnitniMers on his pa 1 hat endeavoured tftil',/..et ito. t 1,,1n1t slillt4cterittic of its . 1. : t'.tial Ile might* 5',.11.1, gilt.'.,,te to Itimssif, intte „d,,`, t ,:i i n itial. lilt „oat and litm.to". ,0: (Jut lie telt it to be of oi ' ''',ll rtanee to erolvinu."' t4rt t!i,.4 ar-eitolle of tliis cori e i•li ''' t n 4 version too ti ° • 1 , e t,' s cruse "a lb tuu.l.t.'llll}Wutit : he hos these' Uii!li tif ttiet,„ lap 1 k ways literal, .hu 4 kotrtk,,tart,ittotor4sl!,tedstisk4tohl athitig. tes. which will, he. 14 t ~tittltsrlf, to, foui;tl eta Isti"-ta I Li'te Kendra who nut) rtt!""leultely art ti i t "•! t" 1" , 0, Hist„ty of the .11 es,,i,liaa I ln, edt.w • oh the ;,t'tt-e.,-11...„Wiisur. 1'1'144 fur JViAll ttlttrrirsit7,4TitLuentialrle-street. Ogit.& ~T, ~ '7!"..;, , - . f • A jib h • 416 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1817. - ItT!s t3' GENERAL 11F;NEVOLENT INATrwrioN, run E THIRD ANNIV6IISARY DINNER of this INSIMITION wiII take lilac::: In FR B1 1 :-M ASONS' HALL, on THURSDAY, March the' ir)th newt, his Royal Highness the DUKE of SUSSEX in tli! Chair. JtttlN YOUNG, Secretary. • • TO ALL 4VIIO VALUE TLI EM The Sight of the Aged is restored; The Weak Sight strengthened; , •' And the Perfect szight preserved, npuu nnerringPrinciples, BY BRADJIERRY'S PAM NT SPECIA GLES, 332, Oxford-street. 'ft) prevent Disappointment, be particular in observing it is,not a shop, but a Private Hoitsa, next door to the -Fish owner's, near b'wallotv-street. SEVENTEEN YEARS ESTABLISHED. THE -Piddle are resp-Ttfully invited to an in spection of the very large and cheap Stock of IRISH and SHEETING CLOTH, now on - SAltt at No. 4, the Suntlr..side of Blatunsbury•sipitare.: The . Company, horn the'nature of their ebtablisliments hew. anti in frubold, ott e r to t g lie community the above articles moth cheaper and nAter that they can be procured through any other ineilintn. filen. limos are bleached under liteir•own inspection, with• out the help of . ncitiii..They warrant. their do/ability and co lour, and engage to return the tuonuy thou Id faalt appear„ Country orders taithfitlly attended to. AizentS,Joho Donovan, Ni. 4, lifoton,lntry-square, London ; John Doyle, No. ;31, St. Mares. Abbey, Good hills on Ireland, or Irish Bank notes taken in payment for Linen, or'discountcd. . - ..... SARACENS HEAD INN, SNOW-lIILL. 'DEDUCED FARES by the OLD lILE.N -RA, LIEINI Light Post Couch to Oxford, IVoodstovit• sad Witney, through Beaconsfield and Wickham every morning quarter past seven o'tlock. ' I The LORD EXMOUTH , a POOL and RINGWOOD new light Day Coach; sets out from the Suraceim's Head Inn, Snow-hill, London, at-- half-past Five o'clock. ill the morning, anti arrives at the London Tavern, Pool, early the 'same evining, throttgli Farnham, 'Alton, Alresfortf, Winchester, Ramsey, and Wituboroe. At the request of the Inhabitants this Coach runs in a day from Pool, Wno borne, &c. ; pieyitoisly to this Coach starting, Passengers were obliged to tritvei by night. The Proprli:tOrs . w ill etidea ' your to to merit the patronage. of those Fe ietids who lance kindly intimated their desire to support this Concern. .: NOUTUANIPTOS, Lymington, Winchester, mid Basing stoke New Four Itsi.ide Coach at Eight in the Mtirning, to t 1,:: George Inn, Southampton, only eight hours on Vie road ;breakfast in London and dine a t Southampton ).—Tliis is :A Illo,t d'clightful Conveyance to the Isle of Wight,,St. Ma loes, Havre de Grace, Cherburgit, tke. WEI' NIOUTH , Dorchester, Blandfotd, Salisbury, Andover, and Basingstoke, new Post Coach, .etery• Alienatr'', at Three. The Wevtuimth Packeti to Guernsey, Jersey, Cher- .burgh, St. Maloe's, &c. The WATERLOO New Light Four Inside Coach to Leeds, Halifax, Bradford. and all Parts of the North, sets ont at . r,v,, Alio; in the Afternoon, and arrives at the Gelden Lion Ilttl, Leeds, next Evening at hix o'clock, through Stamford, Gran. thorn, Newark and Dotica•ter. This Coach is intended to ac commodate the Towns of Leeds, Halifax, Bradford anti Vi- . cinitt. It witl leave Leeds at three o'clock in the Aftertmon. Passengers niay con evniemi tly come to Leeds from those places and he in toodan ear:y the next Evening. The UMPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Lrght Coach, onlystine Night on the Road, carrying Four Insides and-Four Outsides, sets rut every Vey at. One °Mori:, arrives at Liverionil next Eecniug before Seven o'clock, by tray of Dunstable, AVNitiorn, Lathlinry, NorthAnpton, Welford, Lotterwormh, IliAcblev, Atilel.tooe, Lichfield, Stone, Itidgely, Newcastle, Knutsfor3„ Warrington and Present. GOSLING's .MARLIIOROUGH Elegant Post Coach, through flungerford, Newbury, Reading, Swindon, Au burn, rind Bastusbuys ; SOS eut.at:Severrotiotalt k,I a Ime , Moro big, :ems rat at • Marlborough to dinner —comfortably convey ance for those travelling the West Whitt. EXETER, Plymouth, Weymmart it, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartmouth, anol Solisbitry, Ne A Yost Couch, every Nlornimi,..:, at Six o'clock, through Honiton, Axminster, Bridport, Bland ford, Basingstoke, and Bagshot. Only one night out between London and Plymouth. • nosroN, spaidiag, Peterborough, Stilton, trod Hunting don, new Royal Mani:oar:lm, setsout every Evening.—Lunches front Boston to SPilshy, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. TIATII ..t muslot, Flying PoSt-Coaclies, through Chip peunare, (•alm:, and Mai I tiortsugh, . every A tternoon ; arrive :it Mr. Ma)'s, the Gicyhound Inn, Bath, wid the London , Toyer'', Thounts•street, BriStol, nest Morning.--Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, &c. LEEDS new lightCoaels, called r•te Rockingham, sets out every Morning at Eight o'clock ; carries Four Insides only, and goes remarkahly easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stamford, Newark, Retfotd, Doncaster, and Ferry bridge, to the Gulden Lion, Leeds, lust day at Ilion. Not• withstandiug the noctimmon Expedition of this Coach, it-is allowed. to tic the ins,st op stable and cs m dete Public con ecyance on the North Road, being unequalled in Aceounno dation,by any other. Only two guineas iuSide to Leeds. •• GL.V.GOW, Longtosen, Grostaa-green,'Annots, Dumfries, Brownhill, !hornbill, Sammishar-Kiln, Cannwelt, Kingswell, anal all parts of Scotland, Comperdown Coach, daily. • , _ Volt , Newcastle, and Edinburgh News Coach, performed with a Glow& throughout; sets • out every Morning at half , past Six n'sdoek, by way of Newark, Rctford, Tadcastor, Dar lington, Northallerton, Durham, Itit nab, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued from the length of the journey', May rest what tithe they please, and then pro ceed un without any additional Fare.-3'. Barber, - the Black Swan, Cia.ey-street, York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and other places. HULL, Northcavc, Bowden, Thorn, an t D the Crass Keys; Market-place, Hull. HERTFORD, Ware, Hoddesdon, Waltham Cross, Brox.: borne, and Wormley, each every Morning. BRIDGENOWPH and Walsal Post-Couch, evely Evening. CARLISLE, I'enrith, and Whitehaven, Os 0.d.-Coach, goes with Four Horses, and a Guard all the way. Passes through Brough, Appleby, Greatoblidge, Itrenusoud, Catterielr, Boroughbridge, Vi e tlierhy, Aberford, Doncaster, and Gran atim titre nearest way by eighteen miles). Sets out every Meriting, • and. Performs . the journey with the grentest' faCi litv. Passengers detained ou time lto'ad by hnsiness or plea suie, have the. pvculiar advantage of their Seats being se. cured in the next. Coach. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, and Litch field, • Past Coach, called The Express, every. Evening at Five o'clock, to B. Brotberton's, Saracen's head Inn, Dale street, Liverpool. Guarded throughout. ' WAKEFI h.LD Post-Coach. every Morning, at half-past Six. CHESTER and PARKGATE new Post-Coach, dully. ECLIPSE, a new Flying Post-Coach, to Yorli, Sunderl e and, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, carries .ourF InsideS only, very A fterno isn at Two o'cleck, by way ste, Grantham, __ . ..... . „, and St it it) ford. KENDAL, lAneaster, Preston, Kirby-Lansdale, Bolton- Cborley, Qt ittsl.irb, and Gir.tang I),)st-Coatjtes, every After noon, at Five o'cloeb. Guarded. SLINDIALANI), StoLl‘tov, and Yorm, new Coach every Slornin 4 , to the Geori:e l on, Saindirland. MANCIIESTER, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Walsal, and \Voices-W*1111)ton, Post-Coach, every Aftet noon. (worried. tillItE‘V.SIll11.1", Weliingtou and Shiffoal, - Post-Coach, the Royal Chntiotte, every E venin g at Five. e`eieek. Guarded: 1111LNIINQHANI Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard, bets out every Afternoon, and re..aclies BirtningLant next day at Noon. Passes bv Oxford, Eit...tutt acid iihipstnite, to the Saracen's 1-feasl, liall-str&t,'Birtnitittamulled the Rock . SFIEFFI f.t.r) and Rotherham Post-Coach, c 'ngtratta,, , every Morning. DOVER, Deal, 'Margate, Itatusglire, Canterharv, Faver sham, Chatham, and Rochester Post-Coaches, Nl4Ortlittg and Aft vrtioon, N.ll. Passengers and P arcels houlted for the above Coaches at Use New White Horse Cellar, l'ireadilly. V.'ll,l.E.Alti B. NIOLINT;sIN and Co.' i es-peetfttlly acquaint their Friends and tha P u blic, that they wilt out be account able for any Parcels or Luggage., Vie. of limey than Five I'oun4 Value, if teat, stolen, or damaged, unless vote re-el as such and paid for necordingV, at the Satacen'S IlLati lam, Stst;w-ltill, Loudoo. • • . _ LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. -Hisitoyal . Higliness the DPIKE of YORK, President. S - vitormN—Mr. Kiernan,' Methber of the Royal College, • • London. GovltaNn as—Earl of Egrewont, Earl of - Leitrim, Hon. Col. .1. flurry, John Litton:lie, M. I ,Zos,t.il . ' and Noble Patrons rit the :shove' INSTi.rtiTiON, 'for the exch. - 10re Treat Meat •at N ER EAL COM PLAINT-i, and their dangerous consequericeS, in order to boom. , the benefits that have rs4tilted front it, se leted Mr. KIERNAN as its Surgeon', (standing high On the list of the Royal College) from having directed his chief at tention to tliose diseases. It' is`the Misfortune Of Patients under such complaints,' to -he tun often the 'dupes of illite rate Pretenders, who practise ott the credulity by imposing 1 . titles and specious promises. Against this class (of late su numerous and daring), Mr. Kiernan conceives it a part of his official duty to caution the Public, by pointing to the List of the ltuyal College, pahliShed iii Fehr nary tOt - ;, as the - onlY sure guide, and that no assertion of Persons assuming such titles, and publicly.•advertising theni, without being 'Salle titrlted by this List, are no be credited. The annual reports of the Lode Displuisary trill prove that some of the 'Most :tang:Tons cases of Strictutes; Debilityi and other suppased incurable affectionsuif the Generative ORtans, have been here slicers-1101y treated ; f.n %Illicit require no b as k ile i e ,d t e tt i lit ooy, of nth Melts to prove, but the most re . speetalileStedical evidence. • • Ir. KIERN - 'S may be consulted as usual, by both Sexes, at his holie, -21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford-stinare, where L e tters ft out Town and Conutry are to be addressed, and the necessary Advice and Medicine be given, or sent, v. al ly part of the United Kingdom. Just published, price 4s. Second Edition, Practical Ob servations on the abuses Diseases, by F. Kiernan; and May be had at No. 174, Fleet street, No. 90, Paternoster-row, and No. IC, Ctown,court, Soho. WARREN'S SUPERLATIVE LIQUID BLACKING. When tsi'itv records itt het wonderful page All the wonders prodoc'd in this woodertul age ; •Wheu she classes each science, each art, and each trade, Each iMprovement for use ut for ornament made ; While her eye beams delight, as the list she surveys Of Inveuters, all equally meriting praise ; While dimlttiug whom lirst'from that list she shall name, Where a West, or a Davy, or Congreve can claim, She for Set EN cgilecides.—But , says FAsur ON, not. so; I've may fac'rite, there's WAutu:N, his name you well know I - Its Mucking:so brillhsttt itt Ili' annals of Fame Has long time burn coroll'il—there he shines the first name. What thetigh floss decks the !lead, giving youth to uhl.tge, - With wigs of all colours,—yet he cannot engage To polish those heads where oft wisdom is lackin,, Ai WARREN can polish then . Feet with his Ilhwhing ! • 36 promoters of taste, I'm indebted, 'tis true, To the Ta.,fiurs,—their gentus deservespraise from you,— But no cut of a coat can make Fashion. complete Unless WARREN'S JET BLACKI NG add:grace to the feet. Only view its effect !—Can a mirror surpass Thispolisid—rellecting your face like a e;! , 114 ? Not only its Polish,—it so strengthens I ~•ather, • That the Feet are.pmserv'd from the damp in Wet weather. lIiS merit, quoth Ilist'ry, I now nnderstand ; (R OB ERT WARREN, you say, has remov'd to the Strand ;_)* Au Invention 6k/useful deserves Its reward, So for your sake,-dear Foshiutt his name I'll record. • The abqve inestimable lII:AcKING is iireir_ired by / / // ; 1 1 '- i - Z l l ZEM 1 TO No. 3( sTRAN;), ws`DoN, And sold s hy most Gr 06. 1 -4, konmongerc. and Perfumc, 4, in.vvety'rown in the Kit:4,Juni, in Stinic Unifies; Tvn,lience,43id Eiglittfeiive'no Vacki• • FRO N 1 LAST NIGII I'S GAZE' mirtrrn7. Michael NlortlOck, - Winthledon, Surrey, farmer, to surrender March t, 4. and April 8, at tin, at Guildhall, London. at ton•nies, Messrs. Boss and Hall, New Roswell-court. .tichard %Vilson Sheppard. Aldernianhury, tor, March I, 15, and April 8, at tell, :It Guildhall. At torney, Mr. Carpenter, Church-court, Old Jewry. Richard Warren, King-street, Holborn, baker, March 1, at eleven, I I, and • April 8, , at tett, .rt. ,Itturnies, Messrs. Strattoartml Allport, Sioireditch. Rupert Salt and William . Salt, Stone, Staffordshire, dealers, March 6,7, and April 8, at twelve, at the Crown Inn, Stone. Militaries, Mr Barbor, Fetter-lane, and Messrs. %Vherittsy and Fowle'r, Stone. Geerge Randle), Liverpool, insurance-broker, March 19, 111, and April 9, at one, at the 'Alice of Mr. Massey, Liver, pool. Attornies, Mr. Massey, Liverpool, and Messrs. Ad lingtun and Gregory, Iledford , row. Robert Wright, Itossgill 1-li% ‘Vesimoreland, dealer, Mardi 13, 14, and April 8, at eleven, at the George Inn, Penrith. Attornies, Mr. Addison, Staple Inn, and Mr. Hutton, Peririth. Ilotirt.Cletigh,'North Sbiel4, hardwareman, Feb. 97, at the Georgt Inn, Naweastle-upon-Vyne„ March 18, and April H. at eleven, at the Commercial lan, North lWor , tries, Messrs. Cardale and Young, Gray's Mutt, and Asses. • Coolserell, North Shields. Wragg, Alfrelon, Derhyshire,.Macimulth , March 6, at . sa, 7,10. nine, and April 6, at six, at the George Inn, Alfretun. Attornies, Messrs. Long and Austen, Gray's Inn, Mill Mr. Wilson, Alfreton. - Sainnel Freeman, Ahlgate, innkeeper. March 4, 11, and April 8, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Atkinson, Temple. Farrands, King-street, Bermondsey, New }toad, lace man, Niarch I, 8, and April t 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attu' , nits, 'Messrs. Hurd and Co. Temple, and Mr. Fearuhead, Nottingham. John Fardon, New Woodstock, Oxfordshire, watchmaker, March 10, at three, 11, and. April's, at eleven, at the Marl. borough Arms - Inn, New Woodstock. Attornies, Mr. Chilton, Chancery-lane, and Messrs. Churehill and Field ; Deatlington, Oxfordshire. Samuel Orntrotb' Bolton, Lancashire, • leather cutter, Mimi 8, tg, and April 8, at twelve, at the Bridge Inn in 131.1110 ii Attornies, Mr. 'Me ,Wawc.roft, Gray's, tin, and Mr. Board• man, liridge.street, Bolton. . . William Hill, Bridlington, Yorkshire, corn merchant, Mardi 6,7, and April 13, at eleven, at the White Hart Tavern, Kingston-upon-Holt. . Attornies„ Messrs.. Hurd rind Co. King's Bench Walks, Temple, and_Mr, Beeves, juts. Williattt Stephen Farmer, Charley, Lancashire, nut:Witte toree, March 10,,* 11, and April 8, at two, at-the 'Mosley Arms Jon, Manchester. Atturnies,ld t tti Nl n r e6 .1:I adios acl, iil leyli‘.1::: c h e ster, an I -Messrs.-Ilarvey and Place, Bishop:gate-street. William Stevens, Maiden . Newton, Dorsctshire, grocer, March 6,7, and April 8, at eleven, at the King's Arms, Dorchester., Attornies, M e r .- r. Pearson, Pomp-court, Temple, and Mr. Oakley, Durche , t 'flionota Richardson, N,i i cb, chemist, March 5, eosi! April $, •at six, tit the Maitl'slleuil lint, Norwich. Attor nies, Messrs. Stew arrl'attel llairk-street, Norwich. John Iltenvisi Burnstall, Yorkshire, inalseeper, 'March a, 12, anal April a, at twelve, at the Bridge Inn, Bolton, Lau ra .11. re.. 'Atternies, Mr. Meddisweroft, .Gray's Ann, and Mr. Boardman, Bridge-street, Bolton, • Jahn. Jayne, - Lanvapley, Monnuottlishire, coal , merchatit, March 11, 12, and April 8, at at the Commercial it oom s, Bristel. Attorniet , Meisrs. , Price and Linculleh•illl l . Nathan: Tempera Haines, Nottingham, underwriter, Match , v, 14 1 at eleven, and April 8, 'at four, at the Punch Bowl Inn, Not tilighant.- Anomie:, Itle-sSrs. -, 'Janson and LCCSUIII, IN„ A and 'Mr. steveason, NeW. • -spate. ficary Levisoni.Haplon-square,llliddleseti,ivierrhatit,'Abtrel 4 , 11, anti Aril 8, - at twelve, at Anomie: Messl. Pitches and Satoptuii, Lot:wart! street. • Peter, hereon Lervitiund James Frederick Morris, Saint Mrr ti,,,s..l,,ne, %%Arc:housemen, March 1, rt, and April e, at eleven, at Guildhall.* Attorney, Mt. Pearson, St. licietr's place, Bishripseate-street. EDividends, dee. To morruiv ).' ocr4 % :~~ 'rr', J 6 2 if i r ' a : 4 4,,'•v$ !- r. * :: i . f t %. 1 1/oror: ' g0,,0 i. Ao . . . I 'No.'4 A, f $ [PRIG& SEVENTE'SICE. IMPERI AL PAki,7IAMENT: • • HOUSE OF-LOII,DS, J. 2.1. t(),"liurdy , ..4 l, ,rdy.y .Ar want ftf roanti:]. The Earl of :DARNLEY took so opportunity lc wake' ai few rentarks•reiritive to the presentstate of the country, serving , that the pressure • of the times. which was very con siderable, was fsilt more or less by every individual in' it. He was of 'opinion every thing possible 'should be doi,e in the way of retrenchment, by Ministei-s, and every possible sacri fice made by public 'men. The laudable example set by au - - ustrions Personage,.and the &Ade qicrifice 'Made by a Nohle Friend of'his (the Marquis Camden), were precedents which 11 . e. trusted woVld he generally followed ; proceedings of the kind's ould tend "eery much to tonciliate the people. Lo r d ROLLE thought it ,incumbent nit all persona of pro perty In come forward and null e setritices, nt,re or les's, ht the view of alleviatlint the burtfiests of the poorer classes! of the peOple. It was in that tie* hr had urged a tetilporary continuance of the Proprty Tax. By men of fortune the contribution could not be missed, while stone of the taxes whicit.layiseaviest ottrist poor 'may he retraced. Earl GREY contended, that what the Country principally wanted and called for, aas economy hi the public expendi ture,. and a consequent reduction of taxes. The contribui lion which his Majesty's Mloisters had voluntarily imposed on themselves was what he did not approve, nor was it ex peewit by the country—the peopl e called for a retlUCtiOti of unnecessary ekpences. He likr no species of compulsory benevolence, or ativ attempt , on the part of ifficors to curer inefficient and useless ones. The necessities of t ite.peo pie called for an ample system of retrenchment. They never wished that useful Officers should be Mutated.. Earl GROSVENORTresented .8 Petition from the Bortrugh of Southwark, praying for eednumy and reform, which wait ordered to lie 'on the table. SECOND PETITION FROM THOMAS CLEARY. Earl GROSVENOR stated, that he had a second Petition to present front the Secretary of time London Union Society. It was in substance similar to that which he had lately the honour to present ; but it was five front these objections which gate rise to so much discussion on the former evening, Any reference to their Lordships' Itep6rt was avoided, and the petitioner wished, as before, that an opportunity were afforded to him of proving the allegatitink at their Lordships' Bar. The Pe ition being read short, the Earl of HARROWBY 'Lord Pretideot) after referring to the various objections to which the former petition was liable, stated, that with respect to a part of the wording of the printed Report of their Lord- • ships Secret Committee, and on which the ,principal stress of alleged comalaint in the petition seemed to havo.riern a part of the ilottaients. on which the Repast was stonuded had been ;tore examined, for the purpose of astertaining whether or nOt the was at all founded, which elfaeg ed the Retoot with attributing to the London Union SoCieties doctrines. and principles which were .attributell to certain other Societies. 'Now. be roust c iy, I bat the Report, in poin t of fact, itid nut attrilinte the prineiplet the Spencetiti ph"- lanthropi , ts to the Liiiidun Union S.,eiety. The grammatical construction of the words would lit bear it. . The apparent inaccuracy arose front the manner in which the Report had been lit inti.d. Tue ditto ice bst wren the poetical:lr paragrapir9 was ndt stittic;ent. The sentences were tot, dOgelyt:011111 , 0 1 Vdi Which t hey %%ere not iu the o ritteit c T y. This tiny Noble laird could se on.attlentively readingt he piint. It appealed too fiom a part the doeineems, that an address had brit issued by the Lortilon Union Society, on the 30th Oct. MU. in which the RICHSUIV ut geurral Natio n al C o rretpflial4nek was reetinnuended ; next the branches of the Sociel y iu the country were referred to, and it Wag Slatcti than. Notional Union mil. iii.tressary as • welt as Radical lieforre, Universal Snffrage, and 'Amral Parliaments. Certain rules were then laid dolt'', and saliscriptiout recoMmended, and it was stated that a subscription of tacitly shillings per .ITURillt to It local t7nion, according to the lath Article; would entitle such subscriber to he an honorary meidlier of the said London Lord GRENVILLE observed, there was no ground what: ever for the complaint. The Spencean Philanthropists were by no means identified with the Louden Utrion Soeieties. There were distinct statemeuts in the Report to the contrary. With respect to ecrtuilt declared opinions, hit belief was, that if the measure of Aenual Parliaments and Universal Suffrage were unhappily occurred to, it must Ue to no partial change in our (Misfit ution, but generarstibrersion. Adverting then to the proceedings of thopoliticid Sobielits, as tuttched upon in t he Report. lie stated that it appeared there had been in .December last, ins the proccediugs. of the Shetheld Union Society, a resalution, that it ought to co,operate with the Lon don Union society: from such a tOlitelllolll tbr i CtiticlUSions to hu dra , en were obvious: It wat stated ton iaat the persons who subscribed should become honorary members of the Lou dim Union Society, words from which no other inference could be drawn than tlint in the Report. The idea of corms... rondriver, as. expressly such, may he int error Had incOrrect; but bow cv-4perdtion was to take placs without correspond *nee lie was rather (though it. wile possible) it a loss to reconcile. Earl 'GREY wits confident the .Nolde fiords were incapable of suns:tinning any thing like misrepresentation, hut the danger, he thought, of deciding upon ca• parte evidence; • might clearly be supposed, front what had just tranSpired, especially with reference to a measure; involving'no leas than a suspension of the liberties of Englishme us The complaint was not merely that of the London Union Society being ciao - . founded with the Spetieeati Philanthrepists, but of a- nwu serionS chatge—that of being implicated in a system of Clubs, ditseminated throttgltuut the country, ou which traitorous design to overturn the Constitution and Govern:. meat of the Country, undid. the pretimce of Pat liamentary Reform, was charged. Such a charge certainly implied at grievance, and those who felt thetuselvas aggrieved, sbotthi be allotted the desired opportunity of etculpation rit their Lordships' bar, The practieis of tVhiels Minliftsrs cot:Wl:tined were eertninik poolshaille by the existing laws, mot it shottld be-seen how far they had endeavoured to apply these before the Hattie should consent to vett hillier per in their sands, lit the case before' them it it offered to be "Spired, that the . Loothrit Union. instead of co-opetuting with ant) rithersoriety, has not existed for three years sod a half.. He behaved there was 4 note then hi ti; !louse fruits the 'Present Lord Nlaytit - , s that he and Alderman Goodliebere bad sinie examined the books, and OM they were ready to uppear at the bar cud Substantiate by evidence the truth of that alle gation. The Earl of LIVERPOOL. felt it neeessafy td say a few words en the present occasion. The Report did noi apply the settle criminal object to all; and it was so distinctlt %Wird in the Palma. Some of the Clubs had without disguise A dopted the priqcirles of the Spew:can Philanthropists, and determined iu thetfresolers upon a participation of all the landed property Vitith respect, however, to the lantdott rttiewittclesy, it was Matter ot general ilotorietyi there were ninnerOusaticieties diipersed througliunt the hing tiorp, al3ilintetl, connected, and eto responding., for the osteti. sine Aject the . attalmoritt of Whole, by Annual Parlia ments and UuivJriul tiutfrage. The Sheltivid Sot:44y ex , pre%sly teferted to the rulrs and regulatiuni ot the London Ut .Seciett, and it xt.itett ill the lath Article, tttitt every Otefuher of the Q u it My Societies should, tin paving a certaiii subscription, become an honorary mooiliet of . tho LonLhot paroit Club. • This was it distinct ,itititafitm to form COOllll - 1 Unioit Societies.' With i-espeet to its riot assembling for three years iintl half, though he meant nut to displita that the faindun Union, Society, en ountite, as convisell in iSlB t did not utsentfile for thtee years and a half; what we:e sub- Utti.tt Societies, ht, 46111 the $:1111C secretes y, I on,ly tuisetubic withint he last ei4 weeks, teas asuritter of tirri , ty : one of then' deliberated on the Measures of Annual Partin:neat* and [Universal Suffrage, tin the 9.2,1 of Jhuthiry, 1817, 4intt meethg 11e4ezittes fr..nt the S. ce; ies, with Major Cattwright in the et.air, and With NI r. actin 4 as Seaetary. What right, therefore„ had a nelson so aclitti4t4ikverl. „f Ito iniary iiyiita tai ? --( Hear, [:car 1 1 —Verbal or It i i.utecetiracits could ton .v 61 in compet4n with these titt.ts. P:esisle.., it was known, fro . m the Votes of tltr otlirMouse, that numbers of ther pet.tunt, - 3 for Reforna Ivory fabricated ill this town, WA