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London, England, 1821-05-18 00:00:00

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ON SIR rnmects BURDL'TTN MOTION RILINIff TO TOO
TRANSACTION/ AT BIANCIIITTiII OW TOIL 10TR Of MI.
OUST, 1819.

A bercromhy, Ho. J. Grattan, J. Pry's, Pryer
Allen, J. H. Grant, J. P. Piing., H.
' Ausoq, Hoo. G. Grath, J. W. Rainsifeer, J. C.
Flaring, H. Guise, Sir W. Ricardo, D.
Barnard, Viscount. Gasket, B. &abatis, G.
Barrett, S. Al. Ilaildimouil, W. Itubaris, A.
Becher, %V. W. Harburd, Hun. E. liobiamen, Sir G.
Hempel I, Iln. U. G. Hemp' Sir R. Rowley, Sir W.
Benyon, B. Hill, Lord A. Rumbeld, C.
Betas', R. Hubliouse, J. C. Russell, Lord W.
Birch, J. Hughes, W. L. Rice, T. S.
Brougham, H. Heine, J. Smith, J.
Flury, Viseuout Hutchinson, Mon.C. Solids' W..
Byng, G. James, W. Royihe, J. H.
Blake, Sir F. Johnson, Colonel Amulets, J.
Bright, H. Lambiois, J. G. ScuJamore, R.
Chaluuer, R. Leonard, T. B. fiction, Earl of
Calcraft, John Lemur, Sir W. Scott, S.
Calvert, C. Loshingium Dr. Stanley, Lord
Carter, John Moberly, J. Stuart, Lord J.
Cavendish. H. Macdonald, J. Tavistuck, Marquis
Mom Viscount Mackintosh. Sir J. Taylor, M. A.
Coke, T. W. Madoeks, W. A. Tim ney, Rt. Hon. 6.
Colborne, N. R. Martin, J. Titcliliild, Marquis
, Concanuom L. Maxwell, John Tynte, C. R.
Crompion, S. billhook, M. Webbe, E.
Crisco'', T. Milton, Lurd iVisiero, C. C.
Di Crespiguy, SOT. Munch, J. B. %Thorium Job*
' Davies, T. W. Moore, P. Whitbread, S. C.
Denison, W. J. Moore, A. %Minh ead, J. H.
Denman, Thomas Negeni, Lord William", W.
Domini, Hon. s'. O'Callaghan, J. Wilasio, Sir R.
Ebriugaou, Viso. Ord,, W. Wood, Alderman
Ellice% E. Palmer, Colonel Wy will, M.
Ferguson, Sir R. C. Palmer, C. F.
Fitzgerald,— Phillips, G. T ILLEIUI.
Fitaroy, Lord C. Phillips, G. Jun. Burdett, Sir F.
Folkestone, Lord Pewleit, Hun. W. Doneaumin. Vise.
Gordon, R. Pelee, R.

PORTO ovv.
Barham, J. F. Mahon. Hon. S. Maier, W.
Cavendish, C. Moberly, W. L. Known, Lord J.
Hamiltoo, Lord A. Owe bton, Lord Worm J. A.
Hunt, R.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS. lISAY 14.
The Ministers, the Neapolitan Ambassador, the Duke de
Cases, &c., yesterday paid their respects to the King.
The Journal de Paris is that the Pieihnoutese and
' Neapolitans, thrown upon different points of the coast of Var,
have nut only obtained fatilities to return by sea to Barcelona,
but even some of these refugees are allowed to travel by laud.
Intelligence from Augsburg of the Bth of May states,
that the Greeks had formed • design of setting fire to Con-
stantinople, and . Mating the Grand Seignior. The con-
spiracy has been timely discovered. In order to find out its
authors, the Porte has put to the must cruel torture and
executed a Bishop and seveml Greeks of distinction. From
twenty to thirty are beheaded every day. The vessels which
leave the mat are visited by the Turks, and woe to him
who would have favoured the escape of a Greek.
By news from Jams', dated the 18th of April, we learn,
that the Boyards have received an order prohibiting their re-
snuirtil ; several of those who had emigrated are already ou
their return. It is cam, to see that they submit only from
somprlsion, that they do not wish to take any part in the
disturbances which agitate their country, and that they only
wait a favourable opportunity to nuke their escape again.
'the Turks ere reinforced in their fortresses, but it appears
that they will not advance until they have a considerable
force to crush their enemies and terminate the war at once.
They expect levies from Asia. At Bucharest, on the 14tIs of
April, they had commenced raising fortifications round the
city. The Boyards were engaged in raising a loan of two
millions of piastres in order to supply the arms of Ypsilanti,
who, on the 7th, entered the city with a part of his army.
Theodore went to Cutretvesui on the Bth, rind Ypsilanti
left Bucharest on the 1211 i to juin bun. It appears from
thence that them two leaders are united. Theodore, it is
said, is inspired by hatred to the Turks, and the other with
au anleut brie fur liberty.
Lett. re from Nuremberg of the 9th fully confirm the
statement that the' Turks had been driven out of several
Weeds in ties Archipelago, where the Greeks flatter them-
selves also with being able to recover their independence.
The insurrection has reached the Mores, but has nut
•a yet made a rapid pen tress there. Disturbancee
are said also to have broken out in some parts of Mace-
donia : it is difficult to procure intelligence from those
countries.

No insurrection has broken ont on the cowls of Asia.
Minor ; Letters from Smyrna, however, mention a ferment
which prevails in that country. IRUN, MAY S.
[EXTRACT PROM A PRIVATE LETTER.]
We have received the Madrid Journals only to the 4th of
May ; but private letters ■o reports describe the frightful
scene of the massacre of the Canon Venueso. The violent party
pieraits in the capital. The Principal lathe Capuchins was
to be toiled on the 7th, sod apprehensions were entertained
fur his fate.

The Cure Merino holds his ground notwithstanding the
cheeks he has experienced. His force am is to from 1,000
to 1,200 men. He cove pie+ the whole of the country of Bur-
gos and Hama, and is in communication with Burgos, Avila,
and Siguenxa. General Dori Juan Martin (the Empeeivadu)
dare not attack him. Tho peasants, who compose part of
he r

TIIE BRITISH PRESS.

1.4.r.1 J. 111.,t0ic..... rr..vv.s. - . .•.••... ••••••••• v•••••••• IV some in raritansciii. moo to enable the tsorougn or mire nor attack mm. Ine peasants, who compose part tit '" .P""tis'•"""` `" "`a"p p"• ""'"11 "lc" • ic"(•""
of Ike 'tame of Juba Dairies, praying that the Roll now in lards, in She County of York, to wend two Burgesses to the guerilla., no longer listen to the voice of the Empe, i. creature might be remitted by the •ppellor, upon to Birmiogham, and the other Once 'troops iu . .
? . progress respecting the Bankrupt Laws ought nut pans Otto serve in Parliament, ir, lieu thereof;" with the Protest nada. General Riegu has pet out from Saragossa at the . . Covent,'
, a taw. 'aimed by his Lordship oil its bring negatived, head of a regiment apinst Merino. receiving a sum of money by •ay of compensation Sir W. W. %Value, in his ardent pursuit for the
on the motion of Mr H 4 MAW D, the Sale of Bread glared—" That a Committee be appoimett to inquire into,' VIREINIA, MAT 3. for the loss of the relative suet, ; and in ancient benefit of farming, Ilia this year made the experi-
i . I Mail wEia send a third time and panned. and to report to this Noose, the Names of the now-exiattAg [EXTRACT PROM A PRIVATE LETTER ]
times there was a certain sons fixed in this, as well went of a hop plantatinii at Wywirtily.
Ilt. i oi, the motion a the CH A NCF.ILOR of the EXCH E. Major, Aldermen, arid Freemen, of the Itotough of Grain. His Majesty the Emperor of Austria is expected at Schoen_
as
the
price
of blood,
121;he rAorFifntisla..:euplaisras not known in England till
l'i (MIA, the Batik of Ireland lhll was ordered to be 0 lo- rottudoitettiteuistting those against whom Evidence has been brunt, the 20th of this month. We are assured that the Eni. as in many other couniei,s,
wired 10-morrow. gives! at the Bar of Ilsts House from those against whom oo preor of !tomtit, will cross Hungary on his return to his beyo i i having hoine.lit over a large
lid which the Wid", or heir, or other relatives Si.:aairli ewe, so"-iiifected, to Nortiosinberland, the
Sir J. MACKINTOSH puerenird aP. litiunt signed nem,' Evidence baa lams offered." States without sleeping at Victim,.
Ikuwue, against the pirnect Hank e opt Hill. PROTEST. The Emperor, AR a mark of his gratitude fur the signal of the deceased, 'Light not legally urge their contagiou eventually spread uniortg the flocks
ICRIMINAL LAW. 1. Because, by rejecting this motion, this House nppears • services rendered by Generals Frimont and Bohn', has can. claims. This law, in connexion with the barba- throughout the country, the murrain defying all
S;:. J. M ACKINTOSH said. that notwithstanding t• or It. avow its intention of punishing, by in, ex post facto tarred the Grand Cross of the Order of tbe Iron Crown upon
roils wager of battle, was repealed a short lime he- efforts to subdue it fur i 3 years—and, mote ur les,.
arid of the Grand Cross of Saint Leopold spun
- - fore the fatal meeting of Manchester, as being un-
tie! uliiatosirithle otsie or the I lour
(there being law, the inaneent, however numerous, on the sole ground t
we may add, it his continued to visit our sheet -
. ' that some of their fellow-freemen have given their votes the
re
former,seeutid .
Imo Few Members resew), yet in consequence of
I The Austen:Jß Obserrer contains the following articles
principles of onr Government, mid folds ever since, thought its treatment now is miii It
from corrupt motives.
ended the
the silvdoced period of the Session Ire was ;minced
S Bereave I cannot easeetve a proceeding which exhibits respecting the Prineipaleics of Moldavia and Wallachia:— -------, to better understood than formerly, yet it comma Iv
to mote the second reading of the Bill for the 1m- a greater and mote unprincipled dint gard of justice than Letters from dug of the 131 b of April state, that the re. .to the present advanced state of society; but it proves fatal.
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DEDICATED TO THE ADMIRALTY AND THE
THRONE.
The
.broken Pane.—Setae, a Cottage--Nideight--and a
-Widow'effee.
Why, Widow, at a sight so ••
Why pours the blast isto thy cot ? rs ;t•
Let some poor rug the lattice fill. .4.4146hAr.i
Aud tell me all thy grievous lot.— :b"7.11!"„ ;IN
" Stranger! thy heart (if are heart slit,
Meek Merry's pitying muse invades)
%VIII bleed to hear the tale of ill
Which orphans made those wailing babes.—
The Seaman's pride! Bey Warhead, rest,
Bent sot, when whited the death-fraught ball : (0)
• When storms, upon the breakers, burst,
Prompt was be—to the pilot's cell. (e)
Aces:sod wealth allur'd him—whet .
Peres came—her pinch's' emote to briar—.
And sent him to his fellow.mes
Idle, from bleeding foe his Biog. (d)
Pride—Beauty—bid him Law forget,
And fripperies fetch from yonder shore;
But then—tto sad roiselisuee he met,
Nor drank the sea his manly gore.
" Soso Placemen wanted more : to hold (e)
The gripe of power, so gave our tare (f)
The Bailiff's office, brave and bold (g)
They duty did—with man and sears.(A)
One fatal night, to give us breed,
And help the hungry patiab.mite—(i)
(Wrung by the screwing rate) be NM
With some small vesture, through that night.
But treach'rous broke Os' iseosstaut moon, (A)
And o'er the waves a volley flew,
His spirit rent from me, too sous,
Left me—a widow's lot to roe.
1 grieve, but duty sent our doom,
• Only I ask—does that repay ?
That little, Statesmen's lists assume, (1)
Which my ter's death was (loosed to pay?
" Now, Stranger! from the wind sad *bower,
Here rest, sod bless thy pitying tear,
May H restore to Laffye's Bower,'
Him, who so mov'd my woes tan bear."
Pent Side, Dover. 1FLIIMUS!!!
NOTES.
(n) Mihi ipso ,cote!
(b) It is the sailor's point of honour not to " bob" at his

gun.
(c) There are such people as the Dover, Deal, and Coast
Pilot..
(d) What employment did peace produce to the navy?
there were near ire thousand Liewieumits, of whom not five
hundred retained full pay: of the cloud of Middy. I say
nought, •' The world is all before them."
(t) " They hither come by Custom' led,
To corm (ho bands that give 'em bread."
Coottoott.t.
(f) f. e.Gealletoce and Viscounts wbo represent rotten
benumbs.

(p) Ghost of Sir John Fielding—spirit of Jonathan Wild.—
do ye " ride on your clouds" and hear ?-osstart.
(h) Knights! Grand Crowe of the Bath!-01), Bayard
" sees pier et sans reproehe"—oh feudal spurs!
" Lords of the biting axe, and beemy spear—
Wide-eirequering Edward—Lion Richard—hear !"
(1) The poor are paid according to the number of their
ehildrea. What an encouragement to labouring men !
(h) " The inronatant moon that nightly changes is her
monthly round "
(I) The result, as to bettering She reveller, is obviously
equivocal—the printed returns are a farce, assumptions.
1. R. B.

A LMACK'S.
The BO t. Wednesday evening was more fully attended
ithan any prezrW.,og one thin season: there were upwards or
454) persons of 16. first rank, distinction, and fashion pre-
sent. Dancing euweseneed about eleven o'clock. Among
the admired dancers were—
Lord Clifton.... Hon. Miss Cavendish.
Earl Denbigh Miss Fitzclarenee.
Lord Ellenborough Miss Scymonr.
Lord Loughborough Lady G. Fsn.e.
Mr. Montagu .
Mr. Rice ..... I ady Paget.
Mr. Greville
Mr. Hughes Mow Eden. •
Among the distinguished assembly vcre—
Prince. Lutiortnusky and
Duke de Friss.

Dackessett--Riehmond, Marlborough, Argyll, Portland,
De Fria., and Rutland.
Ala Art ism —Exeter, Graham, and de Caigny.
AlertAkneesses—Clauracarde, Winchester, tout London-
derry.

EetTls—Weatmorland, Abnyne, Brownlow, ...arson,
Mansfield, Darnley, Beauchamp, Clunmel, Denbigh, Ux-
bridge, Fslengall, Roselyn, Shaftesbury, Clare, Cassilis,
and Itosetierry.
entotteries—Dartmouth, Downer Warwick, Aboyne,
13rowelow, Mansfield, Darnley, Derby, Morley, Uebridge,
M. Antonio, Clare, Mulgrave, Cassilis, Grey, Ashburnhaus,
and Roseberry.
lards.-Paget, Ossulston, Ellenhormich, Clifton, Thomas
Cecil, MonntCbarles, Auckland, J. Thymic, John Ben-
-gawk, Clunbrock, William Lennox, Loughborough, Fal-
mouth, .1. Churchill, Barnard, Hawarden, Kennedy, Chet.
n)ml, and Amherst.

Ladies—Lennox, C. Chart-hill, &Mind:, Paget'', Omni*.
ton, M..l.rgge, G. Fear, Codrington, C. Barham, Grevillea,
Gordon', Dun-Gordon, C. Poulett, Waterpark, Blies, Mary
Stanley. Lowther, E. Palk, Pratt, L. Henry, H. Sullivan,
Fielding, Tierney, W. G. Cumming, Sirveliati, Mary Rosa,
E. Camp:n.ll, .1. Thynue, J. St. Clair, Erskine, Forteeeue,
Maynard. C:arulitke Graham, Falmouth, R. Walpole, E. Hain-
.la., A. Paulett, A'Court, Dueie, Mary Puuleti, E. Manners,
A. Cooper, Hawaribp, Dynevor, J. Fitzgibbon, E. Bathurst,
K. Phipps, Kennedy, Grey, K. Ferro strrz Rims, Arlibiern.
ham; C. Duneoinb, Folkestone, C. Maetlon•ld, F. Edgcumbe,
Amherst, owl Vallt Stewart.

Coxes—St. Antonio and Flahault.
Sirs—J. Copley, T. Arbuthnot, W. D. Gordon, P. Roche;
H. Hamilton, C. Greville, M. Tierney, W. G. Cumming,
Henry Seaton, C. Gordon, and F. Vincent.

Colonels-- Dowaier, Berkeley, and Stroll.
Caplan, Twiselion.
.Messrs.—Peet, lion. Fieldirg, lion. Batrington, T. Sey-
mour. A Legge, Hue. Fortescur, Hun. J. Phipps and Mac-
donald.
Aferriames—Hcn. Villiers, Parniher, Baring, Hon. Petre,
frame, 11. Raring. &basis, Brittle:am, and fauhrobert.
istes—Codnusgb•n, Copley, C. linrnhatn, Hun. Caren-
-01,1.. Hon. Vilbers, Eden, Arbuthnot, Palk, Kingtun, Raring,
snilivan, lion. Prtre, Fraser, Bruce, Ferguson, two Fats-
. !rsr free's, seyinGur, Fitzroy, Foamier, Hun. Butereele,
S;Illii, Amherst, Rice, and Anson.
The hull which was to have taken place on Monday the
is p9apuned 1111 Muuday the 11th of June.

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THE QUEEN.

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ifesferriey being the Queen's Birth-day, it was celebrated
by the'Frieuth of Liberty sad Parliamentary Reforms in all
parts of the town. Many made extensive preparations for
an illumination, but the wetness of the day retarded their
iimentiona 'materially. A party of about ISO of the must
distinguished characters for Reform, and what is termed
" Qtromeemete," dined at the Eagle Tavern. City-road, and
'mat the manning M speechifying in the usual strain.—
Among the feeding toasts was " The @ten and Ike Root
.iikunity," which was drank with enthusiasm.
.Systa
THEATRES. s 4 ran 4.
SORRCY-THEATRE.
A new iipectasle under the title of The Seven
Champion., which, in point of splendour and deco-
ration, numerous and picturesque scenery, grand
and appropriate dresses and fu.cinating music,
eclipses the very ben efforts of this house, was last
night produced, and received with most complete
and unanimous approval. There is little doubt of '
it, repetition for perhaps the whole of the season,
as the whim. incident, grandeur, and effect, far our-
pas, the author's happiest combination.. It was
given out for repetition with thunders of applause.
SADLIKIIOII•WELLII.
Nothing can exceed the extraordinary success
of this theatre since under the able management
of Mr. EGERTON the entertainments have been
of that superior cast, seldom witnessed on the
boards of a minor establishment. The serious
pantomime of Black Beard continues to gain in
attraction. M►. Witninsures I lookey Walker is
certainly his best inert. The house has been
crowded with fashion every evening during the
week.

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