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hereto decide, would be MrAVAILDLeit Address. an d HAHN erre/MT. •
if that bliould be negatived, he should thee pro- *SEX 441111.11 X.
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pose to take the sense of the House upon WULINOTON o IMAM.
the Second of bis own Resolutions, declarative kmdsui:Ilia 71; etotartiiii"to:Z' P",m,"'.„Ebetintat,lergreehe
of the guilt or innocence of his Royal High- odrd •sat Ali 2:
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neva, postponing for the present his first Reso- siarViattalsimirs lad setlitanstfdowniniralthaut t 0844.
lotion, as also the c'ensideration of such other tmoricokilithirellimplost"ilarigutless bassigglittilll" a nitutrieNsiaa.
justify it, awl had lidadlimithe eirrister of the gutty, by pts~pt
uttiag
steps as might be necessary, until Friday next.—Ou t:nl=3lltasit
.=l/11MldrZttivi:t
the return, however, of the Membersiuto the House,
such a.justidisatioa oaths need, that he cuted nut state tt
after the second division, it will be seen, that Mr. in the of the Ladies; is lead, however, withdrawn
that • I , contested hiaistif frith p lea gwe guilty.
PNRCEVA L did not think proper to procued upon flu ,bg wititsealasy elms that he was guilt,,
his second resolution, and that it also stands over ate Jtsry 1.440.2.0141•014,41111 frost the holds .it?
until Friday.—We must defer our observations PJtrwai wattalied,' MID Airfoil *at the goat was in
the I)efeadsrs'agarden,aladsintrtwlltttishone at hiss, aid
upon this most important subject until to-morrow. anerwardathrisiiim throw tie belga.
Mr.c=it SNOT CrINIMINISIONINI Shin Wawa; as to the
Government, we understand, have received ad- now of the goat, sad by his eaagatuatwo irtiaaarrd
vices, which leave no doubt respectiog war between dmkagew,hl",,,,,,d'atr.;,milLet" hilf""kili.,2ll,Zitlea, )7: -
Austriav
and France. The Austria's arny was to " heborklers evatroldiettUllia lAA liettseTt%
he pat on the war establishment from the tat of ata=l"bmarolim'helialagot 19'4" a". me 4"
So have
this month. hi wound deired by • aeighbou ou:r 1' is
ass
that it was not so, bathe was t. t a ie naie suet as
We have received Paris Papers to the 10th, from "Asist:trusisit,astr. sod sot for the pare of physic.
which we have extracted the "f hirty-third Bulletin Jury Gal alliverdTtifUr the hPragont
int. IrDativries:lsinsp.'
of the Grand Army of Spain, contaioling an Sc- •
s'esterday, the Dikes of Voii and C A /SIMI DON,
after paying their respects to His Mascsoir, waitedcount of the 'capture of Saragossa on the 21st of
February, after a series" of attacks, commencing upon the Prince of Warts, at Carlton !douse, aid
un the 2fith of January. The resistance made remaisted with the Prince* considerable time.
puke Cs. a,snes dined on Friday
.on
boa
by this brave and lcyal city is, under all its cis-
Then
I sit p lying off frravemild, Oli which °minutia
eiontstances, almost unexampled in ancient or ono- his Royal liighucsa was received with every demon.
dera history. The outline given in the Bulletiu titration of joy.
will he read with interest. The imagination can- Lord MON som left town, yesterday, for Cashio.
not fill it up in colours too gloomy, or with bury, for the recovery of his health.
7he figures too horrible, when we are told, in night, ul::oduerrtthheAo,TiiretreittioCsimoicef
rtlOntl,conprlEaleceu,
Float
the words of the conquoror, auotouncing its Mrs. BILLINOTON continuing indisposed, Mrs.
fall, that the calamities which have befallen V•urnims was her substitute, and displayed great
it area terrifying example to the people ! ! r taste and science in a variety of duets, and the
canzonet of Haste wry Sammie, *ids Mr. it-
The Lasalle', REYNOLDS, from Rio Janeiro for . TLESIAN. Mr. Haansion sang Softly rue, U
Lit erpool, parted from His MAJCSTY's ship Sur- soethens braze! with his usual excellence and
reilla.ete, in the Chops of the Chattel: the Ger- juuldsamtuelodit;d
aThei whole lilreforertnance,weentitoil. with
mans Packet, —, parted oil the 17th ult. off the. Earls Fertei:eistea,u:%seterlii.2ld, wt:etarren4;, "'Dartmouth,
War ern Islands ; the Hero of tie PosTnari, sad Itaabnry ; Visettaut Carson Lard El'enhorougli • Sir
David and Lady Duadas • and the Bishops of Winchester,
parted on the 7th instant. The remainder of the Faros, and Carlisk.
'vet is arrived at Falmouth. T_ he Oratorio at the -- Theatre, last
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The three

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night. consisted of a most admirable selection of
sacred and other music. Mr. IiitARASS and Mrs.
DICIANS sang the duet of Oar CIINSe iu good, it
will find support in !leaned, in the finest styli .
Mrs. BLAND, in the beautiful hymn of How cheer-
iol along the gay mead, warbled with more than
astral sweetness, and was rapturously encored.—
Mr. &utist. in Lather's Hymn, and in The dying
words of Alarraion, received the rapturous ap-
plause which his transcendent talents must always'
command. The house was crowded in every part
with fashion.
The Bishop of DURSAM has been confined for
some days with a cold. Lord Tatewstorrti has
also beau confined fur some days with a similar
plaint.
The Earl of Essez has disposed of Hampton
Court, and all his property in Herefordshire, to
RECHA&D AfilliWall4llllT, of Cromford, Derbyshire,
Esq.
1 esterdity. the Marquis of FICINTLTY
and Co-
lortrl Sreni.titia appeared at Court in Highland
uniforms.
The Earl and Countess •of CARDIOVI gave
grand dower, oo Tuesday, to a whet party of
Nobility, at their house in Upper Grosvenor-street.
On Tuesday, a tire broke out at Cashiobury
Park, the scat of the Eurl of Essen, at a cottage
called the Folly, which was built last smuttier II
his Lordship to the Swiss style, at a very grit
expense: it was entirely consumed.
It appearv, that the elopement of Lady Char.
lotte Wellesley, with Lord Paget. was the re-
stilt of a pernieditaten plan; as his Lordshii, had
taken care to provide a safe retreat. 'I he pl .tt• of
refuge was the lodging of a military friend so Vai
Lordship, at the house of a respectable trutio.s.t.
in Mount-street. It represented to the r
and mistress of the house, that the amorous fogi.
tires were a married couple, from the country, un-
der pecuniary embarrassments, which rendered a
temporary iseclitsion necessary ;-Tlllll.l upon this
stateimmt they- were received. Not the sli4lite-t
suspicion was entertained of the truth of this ac-
count, even after the elopement was pa/dished its
all the Newspapers. Here. then. the lorers
resided during the whole of last week, remindog
close at home in the dory, and going ont at night
only. occasionally, to take a calk. On Matsuda),
night, finding themselves discovered, they set off
frutu Mount-street. During the time of their re-
sidence there, Lord Paget had frequent intervieas
with his !mother, Sir Arthur Paget. Lord Pssgtt
and Lady Charlotte now reside in Lower Brooke.
street.
A daughter of Mr. E. MARTIN, of Hunger-
ford-street, was dreadfully burned on Friday even-
ing; her clothes having caught tire from a candle;
she died un Sunday eveuing, in htr 13th year.
MIRTH.
On Totonlsr, the wife of Thomas Cadell, Esq. of Crpir
Charlotte-street, Fitaroy-morre, ids daughter.
DRATII4I.
At Portsmouth, after a verr liagering Moms, which she
bore with the realgnativa as true Christian, sad universal')
lamented by a ISOINKTOUII cirek uf friends, Mrs Solidi, one
irMeorge Smith, Esq. Clerk uf the Server of His Majesty's
Dosk.yard, Purismoolls.
On Emtural, in Ilse soil year of her age, Mrs. Delays!, of
High.street, Mary-M-bnene.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Dank Stock 947
3 per Cent.
per Cent. Navy
Imperial Annaittus 7 9-lb
Mika a terr CAMS .... 661
India bonds 9 to pears'.
Soot It Sea Samk..... .............. • rt:
Esclwrpsor tittle a to a 9 gram
English Lassen Ticket' att. ll*
Canal& fur 671 ta
T. DISH, Steaktwoker„
4, Combat', sod 9. among-crow
c •Prisasel kg G. Divitsontr, No. 16. Old
Carey-strasa awl pulliksbei sa tlm Oill'•
a.sk[isleti of St. Clemears atonal, Strand, by 1.
vviaTTL, of SOW plate....ol.lkTO, Ire. Ibr ILIr Paiwri
Melia the Olive , Cps& rah,* ili lie 494 atleanief to

estleesisi eifyMembers
morning, w ith 'the CtlalteaLLOß of the EXcHEQUEIt,
on each division—Sir Witt.taat Cearts, Sir
CHARLES Pates, and Alderman SHAW.
In the course of last night's debate, Mr. Cat-
t alluding to Lord FOLISTONE, said his fa-
tuity title had been gaiiied iy corruption iu the
reign of CHAILES the SECOND. Lord FULKSTONE,
ia reply, said, there could be no blame attached
to Min, if his rank had been gained by corrup-
tion—the blame was to be attached to his fore-
fathers. lie believed no men could attempt to
attach corruption to him. Hewes then proceedin4
',to investigate Mr. CaNistati's origin, when the
SPRAKER called hint to order.
Yesterday, about twelve o'clock, Ili. MAJESTY
arrived at the Qusetes Palace, trout Windsor,
where he was received by the Dukes of YORK,
KENT, (7USISERI.A ND, and CAMBRIDGE. At ts o
o'clock His MAJEtry held a private Levee, which
was uttemled by
Arelibishop of Canterbury, the Lord Chancellor, the
Lord President of the Council, the Lord Privy Seal, the
Muter General of the Ordnance, the First Lord of the Ad-
miralty, the President of the Board: uf Trade, the Three Se-
cretaries of State, the Chancellor of the Eschequer, the
Lord Chamberlain, the Lord Steward of the Hossakuld, the
Duke of Miretrois ; the Marquises of Huntley mud Bland-
Ain!! ; the Earl of Winchilma ; Lords Somerville auil Reath-
Relit (Cold-stick); Colonels huller and Sterling; and Sir N.
The following lied the honour of being presented
to Ills Mari:try' :
The Rev Dr. Gnaws, upon his being appointed to the
Denary of Hereford.
Lent.-Co!unel Buller, upon his appointment Is the Cold-
stream Regiment of Guards.
Liest..Culunel Sterling, attic tstil Regiment, who dietin-
guistied himself at the retreat of the British troops at Co-
rnelia, by the Marquis of Huntley.
His MaJxstre held a Paley Council, and gave
audiences to the Cabinet Miiiitters, who were all
present, except the Duke of Poitmettn,who was
prevented by iudisposition.
His MAJESTY set off ou hit return to Windsor
soon after six o'clock.
The revolts that have been circulated respecting
the LOUD CHANCELLOR having been at Windsor,
on Tucialey, and being clobetted with the knit; a
considerable time, are without any fouudation.
His Lordship was at home all Tuesday morning,
lather indisposed, and did not go out till near two
o'clock, when he went to the I louse of Lords. It
is near three mouths since his Lordship was at
Windsor.
We have every reason to believe alsa, that tie
reports respecting the KING having' sent fur the
Earl of HAMLIN UTON front Ireland, is incorrect; at
least we have it from undoubted authority, that
General CALVERT, the Adjutant-Geueral, whose
°Metal duty it would be to recall his Lordship, pre.
sided His MAJESTY signified his commands upon
that subject, has not received iustructions to that
effect.
Yesterday, the Earl of V.-sinuses, after having
a private audience of His MAJZSTII, went to the
COMMA NRER-I N•CHIEE'II Office, iu the Horne
Guards, said had an audience of the Duke of
YORK for upwards of an hour.
Yesterday _a Court of Directive.* was held at the
East ludic House, when NATHAN CROW. 11111. was
appointed a Provisional Counsellor at Bombay.
the following ships were taken up, in addition
to those engaged for the present season, el/h.--
Lady Lusbiugiun sou tom; Wildman Pitt Last j Sarah
• Christiana 561 ; Charlton arc; Wiatdlsais see.
'the Court adjourned at six o'clock till to-mor-
row.
The Margaret, from Illogadere ; Voitenteer, from
Cork ; and the Industry, from Plymouth ; all for
London, are captured and carried into Calais.
An English sloop, of 70 tons, laden with eider,
perry, &c. is captured and carried into Havre.
An English copper-bottomed brig, from pride-
rare, for Laudon, is captured mg tarried lute
Dieppe,
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