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but that it is mied4sw•ill. ai well 4.0111*

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the contrary course." If a machine be out of cyder;
most assuredly it is a good r►ason fee repoiti-g,
but none far attempting to &Simi it. There ary be
Philistinee, we admit, in the House of Comitons:
but are the people; therefore, in the Windom of their
fury, to play e, 'ik• Sampeeie, their arms, their weight.
end their strength, the pillars of the Teton'',
and pull down ruin upon their own heads ? We
must content ounwlves with these few obitervatinna
for the present. serer was I Moore cinotitutionall
speech delivered in the House of Commons. Desoto
more congenial nigh true British liberty, than that
to rhiCh we allude. Never was a speech delivered
in the House of Commons, which has done morn
good, and is likely to do more good, by dissipating
error and delusion, sad brioging bark public tipie
nion to its right course. In proportion, therefore,
as we are convinced of this truth. the more we must
deprecate any attempt to detract front its merlin, or •
diminish its effects.

Paris Papers to the 7th. coo►aio ►he Tollihritti
Senahrs Consultant :-7,

Alrf. I. All the coustries sltsatel to the left took de
Rltise, front the fissile of the Deportment, of We Beer mai
Loser Meuse, Sillosisig the Timbres of t e Midas, tgr tha
Sea, ere totted to the roach Empire, awl brut eatellapill
part.
11. The Countries situated between the roarer of the.
Waal, the River Leine, and the froshers of the Deport.
Mill of the Teethes, the Louse Mew, sad the Reef, e-
R»O3 a Departoest, seder the nolo of the Depetteseat of**
liessibeef the Milos. Rsist.DOe aisle <We ti/kp
111. .The Cavalries situ seed et the Welt of the ILlosar,
Wlth the Isles of *belies, 'flistlea, Korth earl South Done-
lend, tad Wairhttell. Open id itaitul to the Defiettateat et
the Two Nettles.

IV. The Department of the Nestle of tho Shire theft t
hate too Drowsed to the Legidativo Sod,. . •
The Uepartosest of lb, Tin Nolgeo, soda we ebest.
shall hove Its. (iirbeJ) NAPOLLUN•
CAAISACERICII.

The following ate rouse por.icolors reePecting
the defence and capture of the Fort of Mansards,-
near Cadiz _ _ _

"Oa the itth ult. the enemy's battery, (on
which they have metiuted ferry pieces of cantos,
soul have furnaces for Imolai/ shot) opened a brisk •
fire on oar bombs and ges.beats, *Web wee
warmly returned. Unfortenstely, see of their red.
hot shot entered the magazine of the Twasreirt
gun-lost, which instantly blew sup. )3) this fatal
accident, Lieutenant CIA PLY, and fourteen seawall
were killed, and Mr. M ASTI M, (midshipman). ant •
nice men wounded—otiose of them danseressaly.
" On Sunday, the at tite o'clock in the •
morning. the enemy agate opened
fire on Fort Matagorda. and threw several sheik
into it, oneef which killed Major La feffillelt,of doe
Royal Artillery, and wounded a Lowermost of the
mune corps. ft being at length determined to eve.
euste the fort, 'beetles' o'clock the same feiressees,
Capt. Sraceroto, of the Tesnemsr, with two Lose
tenants and toe blidshiptoes, blew it up ; ist dries
which. Capt. STACKFOLR. and Mr. Letretoos.
Midshipasaa, were weaseled by the bursting of
shell.
" A Spanish launch. fall of Wilt in going front
Matsgsrls to the Bays was .then--b/ a•• show
item the French batteries, %Aiello petatiett dowel
the midships. rut the boat soustler, and the CHOP
were all drowileil.
" Oar troops here motional skirmishes with the '
enemy. whose edrauced patios sweat* claw to
the dock-yard.
" Oa board the different ships the lees bee hithrr.
to lees comparatively trifling. if we ezbept the
dreadful eecident on board the Tagireire
bust ; the TOMMX, has had one mew wounded, and
one misusing; the Achilk. five missing ; most or
the other ships have suffered in properties."
The Francis Freelbqt packet, which arrived at
Falmouth. on Thursday. in 10 days from Cadiz,
confirms the above intelligence; and states. not.
wittotentling the confidrut reports to the contrary,
that the enemy have made rapid progress towards
the reduction of Cadie. .

The. Bullion Select Committee was yesterday
attended by nearly every Member belonging to it.
Mr. Palmer**. came. for the first time, and at-
tempted to overturn the whole object of the Com.
mince ; but, upon the first question, he was left is
a minority. The proposition, that, at. the aspira-
tion of two yeses, the Bank shall be esrapelled bs
commence payment in specie. will, it is presented.
be carried against Mr. Pancavat. to-morrow ; said
then it ma truly be said, public credit will be re-
establish .a is foreign countries.
A refutation of every kits of assevtient, in a rertaid
gralefal petition from • number of the late Old
Drury and preseot Lyceum Company, will, we can•
confidently assert, appear as soon as respect to-
wards the high quarter to whom that refetatiew has
been addressed. will allow. One Lady's manses
the Bret ornament of her prcifesasun. appears to sane-
Lion the Perrormers' application I but if the whets
ststausam is as unfounded as we IWO 1111111111111 e k
we are confident that nothing but a gnat delusions.
practised on her generous meted, could hove inhaled
that names in the sappert of falsehood, injustices or
ingratitude.
A letter. dated Matta. March 16th. mys-o.“ In.
coronation has been jest received. *bet the leaved
Lissa, in the Adriatic See, has fallen into oar pee.
session."

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Lord MOIRA. tho SPII/lIMIR of the House o►
Commons and the Sllll.7£•%T.AT.Alles, *e •a•
detests& severally pleaded, cn Satordsv. to the it.
vend actions brought against tbeta by 4ir FROMM
Minoan. _ _

The whole of the very rare end velvet!, collate
ties of foreign plAnts. some of which ton,: never
been seen In this country befure, l..te the property
of the Hon. C. F. Gear:Lug.. deceased. a. PA.
dington.lareer, was purchased. on Monday. the tars
of April, in one lot, by JEltatal and Citetrtess,
surserynsen , sod may now be seen. by !pptimis so
theme for ticket-. at the r nursery. in theNew.Resd.
The prover-e•ilores. the hugest is lisnlosd. r war
in As full bloom, with may othe radierbd Maws-
fUl plants. .1

1.417 ISTELLICEA'CIL

N2OE/KT OF KING'S BENCH, Wxrcyntsintea, MAT It,

The Atioasear-Gssieltar. opposed is rule ob- I
taitied by Mi. Clifford, fore Mandamus to ilie Jun:
Limo of Stott..id, calliug upon thew to annul cen. '
faits inks and regulations, adopted by a Friendly
Society, called " The Belie% oleut Society of Se-
cular Bowan Call:eat; Clergymen of Stattordsbire,
and five. adj.ctut coutitica.`'—Mr. A iturney-(le-
weal opposed the rule on the grounds that the
Society had, by the regulations they hurl adopted.
taken thenowlses completely out of the jurisiliteiou
given to the Jii,tice., by the 33.1 of the burg, chap.
-.54, which was pissed for the better regulating.
firth so, letiesiu gesietalt the 2d section of which
Art enacts, that toe missend regulations wade ou
the establisninti.t of aay benefit society, or any
subsseptent wrieutiment or alt, ration of the same,
shall he submittal to the Justives at the &vinous
st tiisuing, who shall tither moot or confirm
them. And u subsequent Art, the Vi th lathe King.
- gives a tweet of inearal to any member of
‘l:i.• .o 1.• t! , who shall feel himself agvi-vela, to the
the present CPC neither of those
omstances hail Lean attended to; the sego:mime
hid beet submitted to the appereral of the
Justices, the rig.it of appeal was taken away, and
tai sell:tier) power I. diced in Ow Sornor (410, was
ukilly, to he the suiwriur Catholic Clergyman of
the oi•trici), mid a majority of the Committee ap.
pointed to manage tile COIICeTIIS of the society; and
their decisions to be submitted to a general towel-
frog of the members, to be held once in three years.
The Livened Counsel observed, he did not MAO
to ray they bad not a right to adopt such rules, if
the Society thought proper ; but he should cou-
teed, by adopting them, they had taken themselves
Out of the protection of the Act of Parliament.
Lord Es.t.attammueu observed, that the 12th
rules restraining all right of appeal from the (le-
oval Meeting,, completely excluded the jurisdic-
tion of die Alegistrices. The better mode of pen-
credit's %mat lie for the ilocitty to amend their re-
gWatitus, so as to bring them within the scope and
meaning of tbs. Act.--ltule dischargtd.
I on! ELLEXISOROUCH sat at .iisi Prior, at two
hat au tau., of politic interest was tried.

TO THE EHCOtil LIG E Es OF LEJUNINC.

The maj•tritc of nialJti,al being strenuous wive-
retell for pfelliOting edui utir.o nirong the povr. in
end way, it van be accoirwl.sbril, I Gel a tong per-
lumni, that, were the public lull) actinaintra M.th
the subject es•abli.Lattent, Ow, %voted permit it
140 beeoma cannel. Under ttns iiniarts.i.m, I am
✓ail) ildeneci to esrrt my feeble abiliti.s, and toiu-
t•n
le upon them, in this. instance, being well as-
nu,..!, toot true tteneti,•ence is ever on the to
n•n•ter ettectual wid and instruction to the needy
bikut.

It should Peens. that, is the yes, 1747. whoa
vilightem el minds shone more foroitthy„ and lib.-
• ly snore nerally estimated iter If than its preur
aa.., tree opulent tort of the Prusestaid Ileingore,
• Frauce Oro,. iiiii toted the Fluguruotid„ bating is
great measure as eleouuted the e.thittattiel. ol the
leer.v odium, by :arm. of the its. ateresaible kindness
tihrwea, and th. tutu afforded theist by the Bei.
111,11 sawn, Colicaimrd a plots for .as.i.ting
wore M-t..m/01.Am htertitreo, asset of iaitiatiog their
outh solo thr way of siorsieiteg
as• Iswtress liviltliood. mud of wallow thew useful
aseadiet• of sticurty. by loosing an estatelt4susent,
abalone those children should not oily br wholly
uransisciit.i aid clothed, but also its-tructied
the 10e111111.41 ftldlelciells of latri.ing. both en the
French aid Etsglsdr hoiguogr.. Great eacteurage.
tarot was glom to tide uctiervaking at it. t mart.
mud It can lie tau .UI critilnialirlU to itart'rat lull to
know, that tunny children Inure (coupled grub the
of :ler Goren:tor), *hetet/ bees retro reel
Lout all obectier, auiscialele, rod ignoraut statiou.
its which them might probably hart continued all
Voir Ii r-; and hose had the true pi theiplea of
Chei.tia.d.y. and the stnetrit nursed duties, ittestl.
rated hie° their muds. intreconnw is pertains,:
between the girt. sod boys: in fret, out h is the
oyeeteen of manage meat, that childrrn,wheu they 4,4
the raftevil. are, generally 'peaking. free from ewe.
1001 price good seseanti 10
.111v0e with shoot they
ale bulusequeutly vlaced. It ts di, refute uneven.
retry for slur 10 ilawasnCe any seolligleolll in circler to
10(10ee lhr preset fawn of so I sad an le i.s ie
to ode plata fact:. Thin e4-h'istirarit
h▪
a. teen hitherto stroponed sty I anti volute.
tatywitharriptiotis. sad is regis eyed as une among
the other national schools; but >entry em Ito notice,
that great re.teictiou has take a, place of late year.;
so DMA se, that the lumber of children has hero
unavoidably reduced (beim; now ouly twelve girls
and votive hove.) notwithstanding the steicte.t recto.
ne,toy; and insist rnrthy applicants are now pr..
chided the feuds., thiough the tact. ol the
fonds. There le Iw limited robe/clip:too, it 1. left
to toe will of the donor; owe guinea per year en-
titles the Sull-criber to have two chddreu always on
the bat of edam...ions in order of time, and twenty
centimes paid at once comet:lutes a COveri...r ;or lrf,
An rXlract of the aeCots 1116 Is yearly seat In every
veloctiber, nod the honk. are shiny, N 1.41 Ir their
tospectiten. at the school, situate in Windut;ll-
- et. Tottenham-court•tarid; sod where every
iatorrnat,is e. tell facility. acquired, horn the
tionweltroirte r. 'Coe School is atyled tt The Wert.
misuser French Clearly Schrmi," and, bar tier he.
to fit of which petcrive4 a pennon see to be
'wretched. on •Fieursday maorione. tile i';•11 ions. by
u.ko, !Lector of Oise. to Elsie*, at the Frellt h
4::suich, to Crown..treet, Soho. I nerd not ell..
{lrv. further sin chit' aalqcct„ than submit the
ea., to the cossralteattosi of • Ithend medic. with
peroir.ion, oiliciding the attention' of 11w derern.l-
- of Preet-atoet iereaeh Refuge-ca. tams e.ne -
ciAlli. My niterfererice, mao senor. nrigenete.
through the osolintu of sat Coro rtertr ne
ec:el lit sue entreat that the etallAttle as the rides;
easy set imp permute...l to operate nes the 'mods of the
And am.
fAfey In. 1810, - t oat teas.

er.l Ct t.l t I. nptr••inte I C:neerto•-tieneral
of the italeari. Ulna& (Uakore 4. Siitberca. •tc.l. to •
ot ure expect. d rrheice of tier SeatttAt Gover:naear.
T•no tipbotatmcnt ts am .1 ity "war ta be rrcn•w
til..itted Mr the, Ctmacii at Cast-144 a:at by a certasta
rat) at Cads.