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London, England, 1805-05-29 00:00:00

PISCOUN7' CARLETON.

The Debate in the House of ...Lords yester.lay
was suspended. in consequence of the sodden indis-
position of Lord Viscount CARLETON, one of the
Irish Representative Peers, and late Chief Justice
of His MAJESTY'S Court of Common Pleas, in Ire.
land. His Lordship was apparently determined to
)ffer his sentiments in some detail on the business
of Mr. Justice For, then under consideration. He
seemed to interest himself in it ; but spoke, from the
beginning, rather in a feeble, and unusually low tone
A voice. He did not seem, in the early part of his
veech, to elms himself in speaking; but, be-
fore he had proceeded far, he seemed suddenly
ilfeeed, apparently. with a degree of faintness,
accompanied by a giddiness in the head. He
tut his band to his forehead and said, " My Lords,
am very ill ;"' rather staggered, and sunk back
apon his seat. The debate and business of the House
were instantly suspended. Most of their Lordships
crowded about this highly respeaable Peer ; and
Lord Avert:Jou:, and the Noble Viscount's par-
ticular friend, the Earl of CARLISLE, pressed for-
ward to his assistefice. Every attention was paid
to his Lordship, and a very laudable degree of
sympathy and regret appeared to prevail among
a numerous assemblage of strangers below the bar:
4 glass of water was soon provided : this seemed to
be...eagerly &skid by his Lordship, who, when he
had partaken of it, seemed considerably revived. In
two or three minutes after, he was sufficiently re-
covered to be able to stand, and was concluelzd
out of the House, supported by his Noble Friends
Lords Aucet.asia and ARMS ; indeed, all the
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Lords present manifested the greatest anxiety.—
The scene, the part of the House in which his Lord-
ship stood, and the immediate effea produced, re-
minded some present of the last appearance in that
august assembly, of the venerable and illustrious,
Earl of CH AT It Au, whose sudden illness in that
House preceded, but too short a time, his final
dissolution. The parallel, we trust, will run no
farther. His Lordship, on his being brought home,
was attended by Door Robinson. and, we have
the pleasure of stating, was perfealy recovered last
night.

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are taken.
and Family, Earl of GLASGOW and of
Lady
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olsori, Lady Daaata-o, and !way others of to
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sink rad fashion.
division of the North Pevensey Legion, consist- a(
ji of four
battalions and one rifle company, were p
dav before yesterday, near this place.
i'as"e3ej -every strong, nearly 300, and went ul
.iihroneulalnhuthst:rseeveral light evolutions and those of the 's
with much prec . A large concourse of cl
7ai was assembled. The Right Hon. the L
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the I.ieut.-Colonel, has raised an addi- Si
of cavalry ; rto , to be "
t• nal troop
:acnnd Lieut.-Celine!: Captains bar Jona MAO. 33
Bart ald STEE•TFILLD, to be sl
rittasolti • a
31a 7,iari ef Aay RCA sassz Yis duly exposed at 4
Piss delightful teat of Eridge Castle.
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The Company of Skinners, from London. dined
,yesterday at Tunbridge Town, according to an- t
uuai cages% and distributed prizes to the scholars c
of the Free Grammar-School there.
THEATRE;
COVENT-GARDEN.
Their MAJESTIES and the five PRINCF.SS7.I ho- 3
sou— •
this Theatre, last night, with their presence. a
to the Corned vof " Laugh other you cox," and
• th Farce of " The Eteapes." The House was of
• • crowded with fashion, all breathing the most
cathasiraic spirit of loyalty and attachment to the
a'AL V,sITOES. Gad save Me Kieg, and Rile '
n • ;a, were song with the loudest applause. I
The :lova*. Peeve were in high spirits, and ap-
pal- iy pleased with the whole of the night's
atertal....tent.
Loot makrlibis o,:hee, Mae et, MS.'
notice i. he'eby twee, that there will be no Drawing Room
• James's Pietist Tue,da7 the 4th of Jun.: next, fits Ma.
?in': Birth pay.
-
liestertlay, about 000 &doer, Her MAJESTY and
the Petscents arrived at the Queen's House from
Windsor. His MAJESTY did not arrive till five,
baia og stopped at Kew to dine. This morning
The•r MAJesTirs and Pe ittcrssas will visit Wool-
wich Sinn. The objet of His MAJESTY'S visit iS
to iF.S,Wft the several works and near improvements
lately mad- there. See eral new experiments with guns
and raartarseall be tried. They are the inventions
of Sir Sivvav SMITII, Maio? Sas°, a t, and other •
a'stinguished Engineers. A most sumptuous break-
54St tall be given by the Earl of Ca ATM AM to the
Borst Fuercv, in the spacious apartment, now
the messa• msif the Aaiillery oscers. Prepara-
r 8an.... ;'ere Ival;iti;43ll it for several clays.
The Mat vine of AtriP ACM is busily employed
dirtaing the prenarations for a grand theatrical
representation to take place at her elegant private
theatre at Brandenbtugh louse.
Among the arrivals at the Bristol flotwells last
week, are—
Sir Thome, Burk.. tar Anil Miss Carr s Sir John Whit.
hit. Mr.. Howard, tiassird, MIS. Tnnnut,
ACilfrn. a. 4 sin). Lid Mrs. liVouilhall.
Capt. ChristlAn. tr.)..:iet. Mr. C ithbervioo, Mr. Ilung.r-
fuel, Mesa Martin, Mr. and Mrs. *sh:r, Mr. Vtaceisi, Mr
aid Mrs MURIA,
lANARDI expeets to find eleven persons to at: tom.
pany him in his imam:ea flight to the »dcoa. We
fear he mast wait until the dog-days.
The acesuches.cat of Lady ELIE AIETII NORMAN,
which tonic place on Sunday, at the Dowager Du-
chess of RUTLAND'S house, in Sackville.street,
die cause of the suspension of her Grace's grand
root, which was announced fur last night. The
Duchess was at the Opera.
The Oaeras of Costar aed Altar, and of fadeirka,
have baen the favourite pieces played before hors a-
TARTS and his wife at Milan. Madame BANTS
was the IL:faille in both, and received unbounded
applause. The other principal singers are MAR-
'COW, C•NIJA, CAECIANIOA,
and Ft/SW/RS.
Lord and Lady VILLLERS gave a grand dinner,
on Sunday, at chair house in Charles-street, Beriie-
ley-squate. the Earl and Countess JENsItY, Lord
and Lady Sr Date, Lord and Lady Moarevii, and
the Fazneit Faure zs were present. In the evening
there was a very numerous party. Among them
were the Duke and Duchess of BEDFORD. The
praalice of knocking at the door, fat every carriage,
was dispensed with, on account of the day.
Yesterday died at Parson's Green, the young and
beautiful Mrs. MILNER, wife of WILLIAM MILNER,
Esq. eldest son of Sir WILLIAM Mitoses, Bart.
This Lady was daughter of the late Right Hon.
THEOPHILUS Cary tars. and grand-daughter of
the Right Hon. ions BERESFORD• She had been
only one year married.
'the birth of a son and heir to the noble house of
CiIEsTERFIRLD has thrown open the cellars at
Bradby-liall. Roast beef and plum-pudding also
• smoke on the festive board, for the enjoy meat of
his Lorddrip's tenantry and neighbours. In lea 2,
Their MAJESTIES and Princess Auctisr A stood
sponsors, in person, for Lady GEORCINA ST AN-
HOPE, the second daughter of the Earl and Countess.
The splendour of that christening will be long re.
is membered s but this one, we should suppose, will
far exceed it in splendour. It is said His MAJFSTY
c- has announced his intention of coaferring the same
ti• honour on the infant iscomit, who will buy elitist.
cued by the a..inses of GLoRGE Auctusi us FRS.
rises.
The spirit of the present State Lottery flows from
• two natural causes, the intrinsic worth of the Wheel
• and the very low price of Tickets. Observe the list
of Capital Prizes, and the few remaining Ticket'
to draw, then ask any one that ever advenotred in a
Lottery, whether it be possible to resist buying a
share ? Hoaassr and Co. have on sale Ticke:s and
s' Sharas, warranted undtawn, at their Giflee, 26,
et Cornhal. L. 20,000 for the first drawn Ticket or
Tuesday neat.