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itself trifling and of Eltle inspoilknee, it is nit
even foe its amount to be despised n a saving in
this 4810 of sal*, distress. The value of the
di! the Horne or csaillOpa, however, is by no
novollit bellied ; *0 large a majority against
Minists;rs as one of 54 in a House of no less
mess 314 members, argues the existence in the
Floose of soon feeliug of sympathy fur the dig-
treesets of the country, knd an intention of compel-
ling the Minister% whether they will it or not, to ful-
fil the promise of ecenemy and retrenchment which
wan graciously held forth to Parliament in the
Kitio's speech at the commencement of the
Session. Much advantage must likewise result
from this vote, by •hewing the possibility of the
-Meister% being defeated in the House of Com-
pass. It certainly will furnish an argument against
the advocates of' a radical reform in the constitu-
ting of that assembly; but it cannot, of course,
akeet the expediency of correcting such patients'r.
abuses or absurdities in the representation of th e ,
people re may be submitted occasionally to the
*Wont of the Legislature. This defeat of Ai
Ministers acquires additional importance from cont.
ing so quickly offer their eirteat defeat on the
preeedies night twit* thy question of repealnig
the salt duties, and oohed with that event must prove
to them, if not to the countty, that the majority
ithelionle of Commons feel that they have coo-
' Stied, alfifithirotly long in the promises and rem.
Sentaliiignst the *nivel/, and that something
more ilk/teal for the telief of the country,
henceforth be espected thou empty prefessiBns,
which are made without sincerity, to meet a Imo.,
mentsry emergency, sod fotgottea without shame
when the exigency is passed. ,
It was stated to the Howse by Sit o,Cocnsoatt,
that the documents in the offices uniformly spewed
that the number of the Lords of the Admiralty
was never less than six. We do not deny the gal.
lent Admiral's statement with respect to this very
*insider defect in the official documents; bit it is
Irtmitkuhle that until about the year 1780 the
comber varied occasionally between four and Ave,
'and seldom, we believe sem/tons. to six. When
Prince Gauen; of Denmark was at the head of
the Admiralty. iq 1704, the number was four,
astarlYt.lir 01111111 'loose. Sir D. Mrecosa4
G. Cuottelen.B. and K. HILL. lo 1708, when
the Earl of irtuseeoas was at the head of the
Admiralty, and in 1709, when the Earl of 0.-
VOID presided, the Board still consisted of only
four Lords. lo 1714, metier the Earl of STiaIP-
WORD, the number west sod todfire; in 1717.
,ender Lord Bsexammo.iimoother; and in 1773
and 1776, wader the Berl of Saellartclll, Ate.
'Lords still Mikstituted the Navy Board. Store
that period the olgeber hoe been constantly sir,
and in the gin lecture of our naval force,Juid
the immense attest of-our naval eaterprises from
that time until the close of the late war, some ti-
ent may be found for the enlargement of the Navy
bard. But siiim the return of peace and the con-
' eequent diminution of our navy, no other pretence
could exit, nor has any other been urged by the
Ministers for maintaining six Lords of the Admi-
ralty, than the expediency of keeping open a een
taro number of places sufficient to induce the
scions of noble houses to enter the ministerial pha-
lanx, and to lend their parliamentary influence in
support of tbe.measures of the Cabinet.
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The distressed condition of the agriculturists has
been in some shape brought every evening, since the
commeneenseut of the present Session, under the
notice of either House of Parliament. The Peti-
tions upon this subject are innumerable, and all un-
fortunately relate one dismal tale of unmitigated
'airing, and ull pray for relief through the same
means. namely. the diminution of taxation. During
the last Session of Parliament an impression pre-
vailed that if the Corn Laws could he rigorously en-
forced, the Prices of corn must besot/Relent to meet
the expenses of cultivation and other incidents, and
that consequently the farmers and their landlords
could experience no distress. Crest ingenuity was
then displayed to vary the complaints about the modes
of taking averages, of bonding and warehousing. mud
no small importance was attached to tome imagi-
nary importations of foreign corn horn Guernsey and
Jersey. Gie.it anxiety- Was manifested and much
proper industry exerted in preventing these sup-
posed abuses, and if they had ever existed, we believe
that they were at length•effectuall► corrected. But
the evil still was felt ; the markets did not improve;
the expenditure of the farmers still exceeded their
incomes; and the landlords received little or no
rent. Experience has at length satisfied the agri-
cultural interests that it is not in the putter of Pa►-
liament, by the mere arce of protecting laws. to
enlarge the price of any commodity beyond the ex-
tent of the demand ; but it is felt that Parliament
can reduce the amount of the expenses, mod to this
feeling we may attribute the result of the divisions
on the questious for repealing the cult tax and for
striking off two of the ornamental, though useless
appendages of the Navy Board. Were the
same spirit and feeling to influence the gen-
tlemen of the landed interest in Parliament dur-
ing the remuittiler of the Session, more serious
and solid good would result from their exertions to
the distressed agriculturists, thssi if they were to
induce Parliament to enact such Hills of prohibi-
tion as were unwisely desired during the last Ses-
sion, or such Bills for ourehousing corn of domes-

tic !Fossils, and for proltioting piriebish extranfs
pace, as with an equal want of judgment hart
beets proposed in this Session by the Minister*.
The country ought to suspect the wisdom of every
expedient which, under preteute of propping up a
particular interest in the community. manifestly
violates the ordinary principles of polities! science,
and endangers some other interest which in its de-
gree is equally deserving of protection. There
have been too many schemes end devices already.
and now that we fully see the folly of such pro-
jects. we ought to turn with d,ffidence or dis-
gust f►om every measure that savours of artifice.
The safe principles of national government are can-
dour and integrity, and if these he observed, all
difficulties and dangers m■y be easily surmounted.
The House of Commons has already evinced a die•
position to make these principles the guides of its
conduct, and nothing but perseverance, is wantiug
to correct the most obvious evils is (NO pilitical
system.

On Wednesday the Star transport, under the
charge of Lieutenant HENRY HIRE, agent, arrived
at Portsmouth from the Mediterranean, with four
.hundred tons of returned ordnance rind ertaimis..
serial stores, taken on board at Multi, and twenty
invalided seamen and seventy invalided soldiers,
taken on board at Gibraltar. She left Malta on
the 13th January, when the Hoch/art (Vice-Admi-
ral Sir GRAHAM Moose), Cambrian, Martin, and
Adventure, were there. She left Gibraltar on the
10th February, with the Clones transport, Lieut..
'Oat, agebti also having on board returned stores
and ; which arrived on Sitarday.
The SIM, 48th, and 34d regiments, with sit efts.
panisSl AIL tthe 36th, recently added, were at
?.ante ; tW Ilth and 90th regiments were in the
other Islas*; the 18th, 80th, and 83th, were at
Malta. The lonian Islands were by no means in
• quiet state, the people being much erseperated
by being repressed in their desire of assisting the
other Greeks against the Turks.
A most barbarous murder of all the crew of a
Ttarkish ship had lately taken place at Cerrige:
dough previous protection had been promised, yet,
It! sooner had the vessel anchored in the harbour,
than all on board were put to death by the Greek
Inhabitants, under every circumstance of 'granted
cruelty; men, women, and children, were tied to.
,nether and thrown overboard. A similar occurrence
hid taken piece at Zante. For these *licenses seve-
fld summary executions of the Greeks bad tam
place, and an additional garrison been out to
Cerrigo.
The time fixed for the holders elf the 3- purCent.
Annuities to declare their dissent front (he ael,
plea commoners this day, and etiets.ou the 16th
instant. The price of this stock hesitates, within
the lost week one per cent.
•
The Dublin Papers of Thursday, received at war Oilee,
Mak, that the thee. wee Wily convicted itSeck for Ike
maeller at Churelitown, were eseenied at that Oats on Mon-
day. They were conveyed oe the preceding day to Church.
tows from Cork ander a strong military escort.

Extract of . Leiter from the Agent to Lloyd's, at Co..
etaatasople, dated Itfoth Jiwieary The Toirkjah Seel, or
M least • portion of it, has sailed hoot the Dards/Mies with
troops sad prowieitata, soppooed foe the Iturea. There is wo
'would here of the proceedings of the Isauraest ogoadruo."

Weimar that • Petition is set down for heath's before the
Clianeellue of a endow; an/ novel mature. It is $ restrais •
barrister at the Chasing her from appearing as MI advocate
far • hookropt, sown whose estate a creditor. claimed to
prove • large debt, aid fur whom this barrister was spe-
cially "vistaed, advised epos • ease with • etstemeot of the
facts, sad who afterwards followed up hie professional duty
by attesdiag the Commissioners on behalf of thooreditor, at
I "rein meetings, public and private, to 'stabil/5 the pines(
of the debt claimed, and to prevent the haskropt.missiog his
Meal examiwation Nola the debt was proved or rejected,
when this Barrister, at the 13th meeting, attended on behalf
of the Bankrupt with • brief to rescind all that bed bras
done at the previous meetings, and this use of extraordinary
conduct he justifies, coder the plea that be has received a
penal releaser of b guineas flora the bestrew, sod that it
Mos senetiosed by • brother Barrister, who very deeervedly
etude eminent at the Chancery Bar (but whirl musetioa, on
impiry, proved unfounded), and without the slightest
.1.11-
'patios to the Solicitor of the creditor !! Weaken have no
little curiosity to know the Chancelloes 'esti/mop on this
very siegmlar cafe, mid with what feeliwgs it will be eater-
Mired by the Bar I. g I, as well as the repfessiois at
la gee
The Androntaehie frigate, Commodore.Joserm
Nouns, C. B. will go out of Portsmouth harbour
on the 15th instant, and shortly after said for the
corntnaud at the Cape of Good Hope.. Site will
touch at Madeira, the Cape de Verde, *ad "tie de
Jointer°.
The Liffey frigate, Commodore CHAiI, Gassy,
C.B. will go out of Portsmouth harbour in about
ten days. fitted for the command in the East Indies.
The Lords Commissioners of his Maje-ti's Trea-
sury have been pleased to direct the whole of the
force employed for the prevention of smuggling
on the coast of this kingdom (with the exception,
for the present, of the coast blockade on the co..ets
of Sussex mid Kent), consisting of revenue cruiser',
preventive water-guard, and riding officers, to be
consolidated, and placed under the ostlers of the
Board of Curtotos.

A court-martial was held on Wednesday at Ports-
mouth,!(Capt. HAY. President), on John Condron, a
IMIIIII of the Gruishupper, for tuuttnouscor.duct, iu
striking the Serjeant ul Moline', fur resisting every
authority with estreme violence. and using mutinous
language to the commanding officer, Lieut. Peacock.
'flue charge was proved against the Prisoner, and
he was adjudged to suffer Death; at, in con-
sidersiion of his youth and inexperience, and the
irritation produced in his mind by the imputation
of theft made against I , and the good character
given him by his Crytatti, and the humanity
displayed by him, he having recently jumped
overboard duriug the pump of the Grass-
hopper from Newfoundland, whereby be saved the
life of a brother shipmate, the Court strongly re-
commended Mum as a fit subject fur mercy.
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(Pro= " 71e Gleamer.l
Atishironeti N A*Aentds %tonna, on the birth of his third
Dailibter.

Vas merry, dear Moo►e, there's a deep to your joy,
Nur thick my old 'n of Mythology isopid,
Mee I soy that your *if, hied a tight to a boy,
lfror Iron= is soothing Lithuut a young Cupid.
Bat inner Fait she boot' that yor with'd for Wows,
By grouting thhte girls to year happy talibrattl.
She but meant, while iyomi wardei'd abroad with Me Moot
Year wife should be circled el home by the Grates.

" PLEASE TO RING THE BELL"

[Frew " The Gleawar.")
iii hil you • story that's slut in l'ons Movie:
Totowa Love likes to knock as a pretty girl's thaw!
is be eall'd wpms Lacy—% was just tea o'clock.:.
Like • spruce single ems, with a smart flambe kited.
New a heed-amid, whatever her Luger, best,
Will two like • yam when she hears • rat-MI;
U. Lary ram op—aad in Iwo seconds more,
Had question-II the stranger, mud answeed the dom.
The wirehair waa bliss; but she parsing was wee;
Fur She smias.mts will twee whets sath amen inest ye:
So she koss°4 him, and erhiepre'd--ponr lasagne( Way—
" Tbe neat lime you come, Love, pray mow with seder

xdquittedpz IN MOH LIPS.

Ilme nuptials Warm the Him. Agar Ellis end p
Floward, a. good daughter of Lord seal Lady Morrell, me
earn-tea to lake place on Thursday Nest, at she Dukeef
Dcsoashire's, at Chiswick. The cerewsowy will be perfirrosid
by the Archbishop of York.

PASHION4BLE MOrems.vra.

1 • The Marquis of aefirlos left tow. ea Saturday &eases,
Lard Jobe Russell has arrived at lb. Memel of Tad-
sterk's I. Artieetoniatreet from Bedfordshire.
Lord aad Lady Grenville left tows ea Sawa, Mr their
seat. Decametre Ledge, Backe.
Lord mad Lady Falmouth and family areetpreted ie is..
ea Wederidey next, from Muir seat Is Caw/wail.
R. Fillmore, Eli. mad family have arrived at Thames
Hata, Berkeley square, from their Peat is Scoilastri.
Mrs. Cope and family have arrived at Kirklista's Bald,
Leiser Brookestreet, from Tunbridge Wells.
PASHIONABLR PARTIES.
The Marchioness of Saliabery had a aril party se Friar
aiming, at her home ia Arlisigtoe.aireet. AffioNt mar
dististßuished perigees prraeat were—the Daher s( Rid-
maid and the Ladies •Leirwes, Earl Whitworth sad al
' Mochas .f Dorset, the Amliassadoe of the filethalsaila, Ilse-
, Meer de Sousa, the Marelireaere of Lowdeederry, the 0,116111111
et BMWs aid the Ladies Moipoeul, ceeelese of am.
Catatas Girard!, Camases, of Evers, Lady Gwydyr, se H.
lead 'Lady Wellesley, Corot and Catalan Lwietf, Camas
Laves, Lady J IFitegalitra. Berea de litalesau, the Earl
sad Cowden Verulem, Lord arid Lady Bulkeley, Lady 1114-
111111‘, Mr Thomas and Lady Stepery, Ss- G. Gaming. the
('elates. of Aber*. sad the Ladies Gerdes, Ilea. Mr. VIP
hem, &e. Ste.
The Marquis of Lunde's had • diaper party pestaday
at lanedowe Noose, Beskeley.mpare.
The Marehieuess of Loadowderry Is. lamed alehl a
vitaliou for • party es Tharadsy next at her haw Is
Jamees.wpaare.
Countess Liras eatertaieed a large party of fashiseaMes
yesterday everting at her house is Irlarley.street.
The Earl arid Countess of Weslaco* 'eternised • dio
flagellated party yesterday •al their house to Si. James's-
square.
Viscoriatees Llempdea will give • rout this evening at hie
house la Greta-street, Greavewor-Square.
Lord and Lady Kilig eatertaiNed on Saturday Lied aad
Lady Citwdor, Lord mod lady °moister, Lord Dearman,
Earl Gower, Lord Aliberp, Mr. and Mrs. Abercrombie, lee.
at their house in Dever-street.
lard aad Lady Holland will raterimin • distiagaided
party at Friday and at their house is 0;d Burlagtso.
_ _ _

The Ambassador or the Netherlands eatertained a lief/
party of clistingaiebed personages yesterday at his hoar,
Whitehall-place.
Mrs. Ws. Boshe will have a fashionable party on Than.
day mat at her house in thicksille-orrm. •
Mr. sWI Mrs. Hope eutertained a di/Mariam' pariy as
Swards, at their house in Doelimmoreirt.
The Vice•Cbsarellor will base a limy *lv sa *Mom
Wednesday rent at his loose la South street, Park-lese.

. _
J. G. L;intitua, Esq. M.P. gave as °tryout euiertaisweirt
on Stiurdey to Lord Folk...sari, Lined Nugent, Sir Gilbert
Hrailacete, Sir M. W. Ridley, Let. Colonel Roberts, Mr.
Hublinuse, Mr. Ricardo, Mr. Boreal, Mr. James, Mr. Raw,
Mr. Darrell, Mr. Birth, Re. at his hos.. is Ckrelead..
square.
Mr. Birch had a greed dieser party yesterday at his basis
is Si. James'.-place.
Mrs. Champagne his Wailed cards of iavitatiria far a root
sets 'lliarsilsy Next at her liuu.w iN Marley-street.
Lurd William Besitinek has issued cards of invitation for
• party cm Saturday next at his house is Park lame.
Mr.. Hope will have a fashhapshie party this nesting at
her house tit Duchess street.

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ding end of ilile insportinet, it is nit tic !roads, and for prolitotilig poriebiel extrivis
49itt • 4" -'
ts /vs
' its amount to be despised os a saving in pace. as with en equal event of judgment hare 'C''''. 1itt01,f4.414 it
,th.,o
birth of his tbird .
re of gal*, distress. The value of the boo proposed in this Session by the Ministers. allot!' ‘ 3" -_.h. • Vertr4;' .
the Herne sie caliergatite however, is by no The country ought to suspect the wradom of every ti, '
~.) e,.-...-..-..„ ti
bellied
.
bellied Wilds ;so Liege a majority •against expedient which. under preterite of propping up a fL 7'.;.•!"-)-,.ss. *E-a /4 • ..
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listera as see of S 4 in a House of no less particular interest in the community, manifettly
Tde G
yle.aoo:rthle
PO EMI:
4 members. argues the existence in the violates the ordinary printiples ot poties! science,
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of sone feeling of sympathy fur the die- and endangers some other interest which in its de-
Addetsseel to Atiltarr"ed:
if the country, and en intention of compel- gree is equally deserving of protection. There -
Minister% whether they sill it or not, to ful- have been too many schemes and devices already.
1 INN•o7h.i.deak■r Moloire, there',. a dame to pier joy,
Daughter. . .
,rosnise of economy end retrenchment which and now that we fully see the folly of such pro-
..
iciously held forth to Perfiament in the jects, we ought to turn with doffidence or dia_
speech at the commencement of the gust from every measure that savours of artifice. Wiz,
/ear,
nasite:isy,
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Rgti icd:irypil'i :a..
Much advantage must likewise result The safe principles of stational government are can-
s vote, by ,hewing the possibility of the dour and integrity, and if these he observed, all Lis
i. 0,0, Fate
she . 0
e.
I being defeated in the House of Com- difficulties and dangers may be easily surmounted. 8,
routine siorebuostsrit.hset
yyssoeur"hi`" r"r refuses;
Tour wife rhould be circled at hose by Gra' oeil.&111"
It certainty will furnish an argument against The House of Commons has already evinced •• dis- she but me.e„,, while os, .suer happy y emeithew.tehes;
writes of a radical reform in the conatitu- position to make these principles the guides of its
that assembly; but it cannot, of course, conduct, and nothing but perseverance, is wanting . __ ___........._
le expediency of correcting such particular to correct the most obvious evils is (Ni pilitical 0 PLEASE TO RING THE BELL"
or absurdities in the representation of the system. [From " The Gleaner.")
--ma.-- •
or may be submitted (occasionally to the
of the Legislature. This defeat of the tv oo edoeoday the Star transport, seder the ni on you • story that's not ill Tone Moore:
re acquires additional importance from cont. charge of Lieutenant HENRY Hum. agent, arrived
„Yobs:real.;
dve.lpikuses
Lacy
-'twos
de:s
Like • spruce &jostle noast,s with a smart imam dank, i
at Portsmouth from the Mediterranean, with (Off
e.
iuickly eller their birtauf defeat on the
.hundred toes of returned ordnance roil crienmis.. _ •'
vs night widen HIV question of repealing • Now • bawd-maid, whatever her Luger. best, •Ii
street stores, taken on board et Malta, and twenty
duties, and united with that eveht must prove . Win roe like • pow whirs she hears • tat;
invalided seamen and. seventy invalided soldiers,j
,if not to the country. that the majority lie Levy raw up--aorl in two second, mere,
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taken on board at Gibraltar. She left Malta au Had titration-al the cringer, and answeed the kiw.
lodge of Commons feel that they have con.
For the serons-ats will come when kith amen see es: •
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the 13th January, when the Rodrfort (Vtce.Admi- The neretiag was bliss; but she parsing was wee;
illitisqtly long ih the limonites and retire-.
I ..4 , al Sir GRAHAM Moose). Cambrian. Marlin, soil "
MI Of the *nivel/. and that something .l
&Altai for the relief
of the c0...y.14n Admetus' e, were there. She left Gibraltar on the so she k mid him, and whiapred-poor lowest 1hi1w....
" The neat time you come. Love, prey moo with Order.
- 10th February, with the Chimes transport, Lieut.. ,•1
rib be expected thou empty prefemissira.•
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'COLO tsarist also having on board returned storesl
re node without sincerity, to meet a lie., ' - i mA!titierelp AIN MOH LIPS.
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P emergency, sod forgottea without ohm and invalids i which arrived on Saturday. s • il
eD,zree.e.testinito..:eakteephl :ewe
scoko . TThheurcaddrazuddoeyetw,
ialitkihere,ltaidka id
The SIM, 48th, end Sid regiments. with sit cum- The nuptials beimini the H.... Agar Ellis and fm . el
e exigency is passed.
pettiest 4ffitthe 36th, recently added, were at Flooded, ou tuont daughter of turd sod Lady Mork* so A
a stated to the House hy Sit OaCtsersau au. ,7
135th,
aortae ; tW Ilth and 90th regiments were in the
by tlow Archbishop of York. . r
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documents in she offices uniinglilli .hewed; other idea* ; the 18th, 80th. and were at • r.:
e number of the Lords of the Admiralty,
,Malta. The lonian Islands were by no means in -
...'
ter less than six. We do not deny the gala*
• quiet state, the people being much exasperated PASHION4 8 L S MO r Rigarra. A
miral's statement with respect to this very' .
by being repressed in their desire of assisting
ofthe
i, Tt;sirdM_
joaArqh.urisofClse Russell
bra
salrEnatent _
it.t thia.lemoill *easy race StsTa,
' defect in the official documents; bit it is J
other Greeks egainst the Turks.
i
able that until about the year 1780 the
A t barbarous murder of all the crew a Welt 61. r I°o°°•"trevi frum Illedro'dolask
Turkish ship had lately taken place at Cerrige: sear, Dropossere Lodge Beebe
Lord sod Lady Greasily left louse es Saturday ter deer
varied occasionally between four and Ave,
forn, we believe a4004,,d05e to six. When . . • ' • Al
tlslsgh previous protection had been promised, yet, , lard sal Lady Faineoush and family areas is tees
Giotto; of Denmark was at the head of -
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as Wederidey next, from their seat la Cerrieraii. d
. ap sooner had the vessel anchored in the harbour,
mirelly. iqs 1708, the number was four, - family have arrived at Tbrowlis
'than all on bold were put to death by the Greek Moral, Berkeley square, from their seat in Scoilassel.
lie 0111141111 Boole., Sir D. MITCMILIegy
weak-street, from Tunbridge Wells.
luhabitsits, under every circunistatice of aggravatedAlkm .cur seall (amity(amityhavehavearrivedarrivedat Kirlasfues Bal.
nteIM.S. and K. Ilit.L. la 1708, when laser
cruelty; men, women, sod children, were tied to.
11 id ritall"g 3 was at the heed a the _
,gether and thrown overboard. A similar occurrence • k a.‘
PASHIONA BLS PARTIES. I .-
Ity, and in 1709, when the Earl of 01.1 .
hid taken place at Zante. For these excesses save.
The Marchioness of Salisbury had a card parkas Friday
-taws-
. mitaine, at her house is arliiistoostreet. Ammer mbar
place, and an additional additional garrison bon opt to diniegaisked perms. present were-tbe Dolma of RM.
he number soos*gopeed to fee; in 1717. lal
Cerrigo. „
~,, ;., . , mold and the Ladies •Leaoox, Earl Whitworth sad Mr
Lord Bitoool4l44.ilbassolive; and in 1775 . --w00...—. •:,,,,,,,,„. it., . • Deckers et Dorset, the Anelsassados of the Netherisads, Msa- Si
76. eerier the Zed of SANDWICH, Arc The time fixed for the holders erFthe 3-pWCent. I d&eur Sousa, the Marchroisera of Lowoloodary, the Gasmen le
at dem •ed the Ladies Illosyseue, Coopitis of am. ill
gill elfeeiiteted the Javy Beer& Stec. Annuities to declare their disetut hoist (he new Comanms Glearall, Cowmen of pan Lay Gwydynts H.
it
led the eleehee hes hewn eesumestly Az, pion communal.* this day. and endoton the Ifth and
en'lsealAWdyel
jltailtsg,dt Comet and Curates Lotifb . Comtism ....-•
pp
io, the Earl
the raper bolus, of our naval force, juil instant. The price of this stuck haslalleu within sad Coustess Feral...is, Lord sod Lady Balkelm Lady Rio-
mense attest of-our novel eaterprises from the last week one per cent. . Vier, sir Thomos and Lady Stepney, Sr G. Gaming. the di
• Countess of Alloys. aad the Ladies Garden, Hes. Mr. VIP se
w until the close of the late veer, some es-
TM Wills Papers of Thursday, received et oar Odee, hers' i'e' ke.
be found for the en The Marquis of laaadoms had • dieser party yemesoy m
lyargement of the Navy stager thet the lhoe i.e. kit* „mewed it caek for she a Al
t Lowdown Hooke, Berkeley.sopare.
But Ilium the return of peace and the con- areeder at Clakelitown, were reamed at that place es Moo The Marchiouese of Londonderry boa lamed Pahl 4 is. Is
diminution of our wavy. no other pretence day. They were coeveyed oa the preceding day to Church. vitaliuo for • party on Tlaroday next at bee bone is H. lei
Jameenaquaro. kg
list, nor has any other been urged by the rows from Cork leader a strong military moat.
Countess Lien*. eaterisioed a brae party of feabisesMss CH
ra for maintaining six Lords of the Adsi- yesterday evening a her house in Irlarley.strect.
Extract Of a Lefler from the Arid W Ilarra. at coa• The Earl and Countess of Biesieher 'eternised a die
tan the expediency of keeping open a err. etaatiaople, dated 115th rummy :--0 The Toirkkk Sect, or tlngaished party yesterday •al their house 10 R. James's- as
tuber of places sufficient to induce the at kw• Portion of it. has sailed frost Ilse Dardanelles with spe,re. •
of noble houses to enter the ministerial pha- meow sae Provisioner supposedfee she Mores.Thiel° me VlOCO•idele Hempdea will give • rout this evening at taw or
araciest Isere of the proceedings of the Issurgeot sqoadrum." Lew I, Gmee_steeel, Gees," _eq -
uart.
id to lend their parliamentary influence in We hose that • Petition is set down for bearing before she 1 Lord and Lady King entertained on Saturday Laird and lim
of the measures of the Cabinet. Chaseellor of a corklike*/ novel matins. It is lo restrain • Lady Ca 'dor. Lord and isni Lady Oas Iston, Lend Deausams, _ 116
. barrister at the ameney her from appearing as all advocate Earl Gower, Lord Ali borp, Mr. arid Mrs. Abercrombie, he. to
—..... for • beetroot, eon whose estate a credits* claimed to at their home in Dover-street.
prove • large debt and for whoa ibis barrister was ape- Lord and Lady Holland will entertain • distinguished be
listreserd condition of the agriculturists has cult,. immoral, adinsed epee • ease with ••otatameat of tin party ate Friday oral at their house an (Ed Borlista. le some shape brought every evening,sinee the facts. mid who shofar* followed up his professional duty aired.
cement of the present Session, under the
MO byallemdleiliairbe, publicia ai""rdrepriaovnte, mit esotfaibatTek tueitor, at The Ambassador of the Netherlands eatertaiDed a Ism
lere pia party of diotiuga d personages
pisterd his
ay at s bass,
I either House of Parliament. The Peti- of the debt claimed, sod ,o peevens she baskropt.pimeing Ma Whitehall-place. if'
have • fashionable party oa Them Be
an this subject are innumerable, and ell un- ilo'heala etion•BaiNarritarel °V
Barrister, I illhetiheßghd.bt silts', !l'ilievild worneiberelliedali &My ester at willamt.htighheouee in Sacksille-,tent. • IMO
ely relate out , dismal tale of unmitigated of lb. Bankrupt with • brief to naiad all that had bees Mr. art Mrs. Hope soterisined a distinguished paellas sid
;, and ull pray fur relief through the same dh Jeat. done at the previous meetings, and skis hoe of extramdinary Someday at their bursa in Duchess-iiir
emulate he ustifier., under the plea that be has received a The Viee•Ctremeeilor will have • large piloy as dower se
aamely, the diminution of taxation. During geared meatier of 5 guineas fume she bankrupt, sad that it Wednesday swat as his bone is South street, Park-hum.. Pa
Le
Session of Perliement an impression pre- :Ili "aet
aads tase'dt
atlm' s
- Sleb bother
c re
e cry li"Bri:: er
(bat who
ohlay tO"lledeillY OnjSt.(ll.6l4r4l;bilOULL!Ar4l. FM et. lell. e e • gavee t . aLaredlaywitee"nt lertSiraiGaismtlbed u.s
Ist if the Corn Laws could he rigorously en- iaquiry, proved unfounded), awl wiibuot the slightest Awl. Heatbcote, Sir M. W. Ridley, Hirt. Calomel Roberts, Mr. ,
the prices of COM must be sufficient to meet mallow to the Solicitor of the creditor !! Ws Abell have no Huhhouse, Mr. Ricardo, Mr. Boreal, Mr. Jones, Mr. new, .
little enriosily to know she ameeetion's 'entities's on iris Mr. Barrett, Mr. Birch, age. at his Woe is Cleveland. Ihe
roses of cultivation and other incidents, and am
rear 'tido ease, mid with what feeling it will he outer. square.
osequently the farmers end their landlords *sired by the Bar is g I, as well as the prefessioa at Mr. Birch had a graad diaper party yesterday at kis boas go
iperience no distress. Great ingenuity woe I l'ite. to Si. fiites's-place. the • , •
Mrs. Champagne his used cards of iantaties• for a root tiff
played to vary the complaints about the modes The Androntaehie frigate, Commodore.Jos
~ !Pa a 'llsorwlay Next at her hover its Harley-st.eet. I
Novato. C. B. will go out of Portsmouth Barbour Lee William Beeetinet has Issued cards of invitation for
gavereges, of hooding and warehousing. studtiff
)
oti the 15th instant, and short I • after saj! for the • party oa Saturday next at his beaseir Park tsar.
1 importance mew attached to some itaagi- command at the Cape of Good Hope.. Sire will Mr.. Hope cull have a huhtstiohle early 'his limin at els"
portationst of foreign corn from Guernsey and tench at Madeira, the Cape de Verdi, mid •Riar de
am her homes or
. Duchess street. hotel -.,_;
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Great anxiety- was menifested and mock Jammer).'
I Tim Liffey frigate, Commodore CHAS. GRANT. OXFORD, Macs! 1, 1821. 1
odustry exerted in preventing these sup-
C.B. will go out of Portsmouth harbour in about --...-- Sit'!'
mites, and if they had ever existed, we believe ten .. . • li.d
days. lifted for the commuted in the East Indies. The Nal of Stradbruke has appointed she Rev. SA*
y were at length effectually corrected. But The Lords Commissioners of his Slaje-tv's Tree- lecke Jesus M.A. of Pembroke College, to be enc iii Ls Seri
still was fell ; the markets did riot improve ; sury have been pleased to direct the whole of the Lordship's domestic Chaplain. the
e a were usaferred :- Wei
!astatine of the farmers still exceeded their force etopioyed for the prevention of smuggling t,aitesusT.erhindnf la" the "61'44 6-r. cl. b
I if Arfe.-Itev. Henry Horsey, (twist lilt p
oil 'he coast of this kingdom (with the exception, S
and the landlords received little or no grad compounder; Rev. Tbrophila Wilkens. Eu'ef
..s rience has at ten th satisfied the o for the present, of the coast blockade on the co.ists Collect; James /Conk Scholar of Corpse Christi Culler; sup
g p'.
of Sussex and Kent), consisting of revenue cruisers,
pe
Hobert kiraclows Vili're, Wray or Magdalen Cielkgr ; yen
interests that it is not in the pottier of Par- I preventive water-guard, and riding officers, to ImA
by the mere toter of protecting laws. to consolidated, and placed under the enders of the 42611""dileY' B"'"lthulwe CHllrge Richard it'l.way, lu. i
Charles Hewes, Urasennuso College; lice. Chinks Cwo.s7;
Nail
Hess noose College; Rev. Hears; Mall, University (A) r let
the price of any commodity beyond the ex. Board of Curtoins. owl Key. Thomas Heavy Elwin, Worcester College• tag,
he demand ; but it is felt that Parliament A court-martial was held on Wednesday st Ports- eons
nipounder ; Grunts Delaney, Motors Collegr;
mouth,!(Capt. HAT, President), on John Condron, a Bachelors of Ayte.-Williaor Swerie,
Al
ice the amount of the expenses, and to this gradndlt rit: d Child Will, U ' itv College.
'WIIIIIIIII of the tiresshopper, for tuutinouscor.duct, iu sad
IC
" a 'll
"Iven - - of Id
se may attribute the moult of the divisions _
Ike
striking the Serjeant of Marines, for reaistnig every
Ana
luestious for repealing the salt tax and for authority with extreme violence. arid using mutinous tier Royal II oghoiess the Princess AUGUSTA re-
Lem
off two of the ornamental, though useless language to the commanding officer, Lieut. Peacock, turned fruits Brighton stn Thursday eoeiniis to
arid
gees of the Navy Board. Were the The charge was proved against the Prisoner, and Frogmore. A
he was adjudged to suffer
.Deestik ; at, in con-removed this
The remains of Mr. Courre will be . she 1
iirit slid feeling to istfluence the gest-
stderstion of hie youth end inexperience, and thehis resod eit I tr.oddly tot 111'
from • roc • ' • 0
of the landed interest in Pm liument due.
Lira
irritation produced in his mind by the itnputation mottling
i I I Ivault of the Earl 4:f that-
ternirtit ,ti she ono y
remainder of the Session, more serious of theft made against I . , and the good character FORD, at 11 roglini Abbey. °slur' bore.
Esq. Or.iel Culler.
tat*
d good would result from their exertions to given him by his Cretan', and the hominity milli
. The following parseitgers came home in the Slat,
in e,
roped agriculturists, thin if they were to displayed by him, he liavoug recently jumped reeenov arrived born the eted.,,r,,,neau ;-
overboard ditriug the pump of the Grass-eem
f'srliament to enact such Bills of pruhibi-
hopper from Newfoundland, whereby be sieved the • mirk isi Rath • I ie.. Fortier 64th ; Lieut. Hail), its to
were unwisely desired during the last Sea. Lira. H a, , . . ,
m. .
p.
life of • brother shipmate, the ' - talc of the Kedpok • M . Talhoit and Hull, tasst lon 1
inch Bills for warehousing corn of domes- commended him as a tit subject fur mercy. men; aid Doctor 111:Drrinui, of the SUB.
Captain Russell. R.A.R and family;
.I.init. Mahon, 51.18
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