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The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-01-03

FROM SATURD.drS LONDON GAZR7TR.

JAW. teliO.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent haa been gra-
ciously pleased, in the name and om the behalf of his
Majesty, to appoint Majorlkseral Lewis Grant to be
Governor of the Bahama Islands, in the room of Charles
Cameron, Esq., resigned.

WHITEHALL, Dec..lll, 1919.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been
pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty,
to appoint Robert Uraham, Esq. M.D., to be Regius
Professor of Botany in the University of Edinburgh,
vacant by the death of Dr. Daniel Rutherford.

WAR-OFFICE. Doc. 94, 1819.
Mauoaarintru.—llia Royal Highness the Prince Re-
gent lots been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of
his Majesty, to approve of the flank companies of the
-25th Regiment of Foot (or King's Own Borderers)
being permitted to bear on their appointments, the word
Martinique." in commemoration of the distinguished
services of that part of the Regiment which was em-
ployed with the force on the reduction of the island of
Martinique, io the month of February, WOO.
London, England, 1820-01-03

This Day was published. is Three* Volumes duodecimo.
les. ed. boars*

THE EXILE of POLAND; or, the Vow
Celibacy. A Novel, translated front the French,

By Mrs. RICHARDEION, 1
Author of the Tragedies of " EthAred." " Oertendri."
" Original Poems for Youth." ait.
London: Printed for W. Simpitin and R. allinhell. Staff
tioners'-eourt, Witte-street, and C. Cbapplm.Pail-libaU.
London, England, 1820-03-31

DREADVUI, ACCIDENT IN THE SAVOY.

Yesterday evening, about half-past six o'clock, an
inquisition was taken at the Illue :1m hoe pnblic-bonne,
in the Savoy, before Htcas, Esq. t'orotier for the
Duch♦ of Looriestrr, on •iew of the Poodles of PredlerlOk
Windernude, John Smith, and Thomas Stephens, who
unfortunately met their death on Weilneiiilay morning,
in consespienee of the old walls of the Sarov prison
having fallen upon them. The Jury being sworn, went
with the l•uroner to take a view of the bodies, which
were shockingly mangled and mutilated. On their re-
turn, the following evidence WWI given :

Andrew Mannethe first witness, stated. that he lived
in Vattalsall-hridge•road, and was a victo-iller. He knew
the three deceased persons. Wimlentude was a cow.
keeper and carman, residing in the Horseferry-road.
Thomas Stephens had formerly been a soldier, and was
lately a labourer in the employ of witness. John Smith
was a carpenter, also in his employ. On Wednesday
morning, about nine o'clock, the accident happened.
Stephens was one of a gang employed in pulling down
the old walls. which were a part of the Savoy prison.
They had undermined a part of the wall in the morning,
and witness, when he saw it, thought it was dangerous;
the wall was the purchase of witness; the upper part
rame down with a sudden crash, and buried Thomas
Stephens and John Smith, who were inspecting the load-
ing. Windentude was at the time standing by witness,
who begged of him to conic away ; but he remained be-
hind to get his cart and horse away, and while he was
doing so, the wall fell upon and crushed him also to
death. Witness was scratched by some of the stones,
and narrowly escaped. IVindemnda would have been
saved, bad it not been for his efforts to save his horse
1 and cart. Witness had before this time been apprehen-
sive of danger from the eagerness of the men in ander-
mininf the wall, and cautioned them against it, but as
(the profit they were to receive was in proportion to the
London, England, 1820-03-31

POLICE.

Bow-STRZET.—Yesterday William Bull underwent
an exaioination, charged with uttering forged Bank of
England notes to a great extent. Hr had been a mas-
ter butcher near Fitzroy-square, which he left some
time since. The charges against him yesterday were,
for uttering six forged 11. Bank notes. Two of them
v. ere to Mr. Dove, a butcher, in Great Wild•street, Lin-
coin's-inn-fields, on the 22d of January last, at two
different times, in the purchase of meat at a wholesale
rate, he being known to Mr. Dove as a butcher, and
pretending. he wanted it for customers. On Saturday
se'tinight lie passed through Fleet market. dressed as a
Istiller, without a hat, with a tray under his arm, and
pnrehasetl at the shop of Mr. Collins, a loin and fore
ribs of beef to the amount of I!. Ifs. 7i1., giving his re-
ference as journeyman to Mr. Cross, a butcher, of Clare:
market. The same afternoon, and muter similar cif-
eitinstances, he purchased at Mr. Steptor's shop, in
Fleet-market, meat to the amount of 21. Is. Id. and gave
his reference to Mr. Cross, Clare-market. All the notes
proved to be forged, and Mr. Cross only knew the pri-
ainer by sight. He was committed fur further ex-
amination.
London, England, 1820-03-31

.00RTING INETLLIGENCE.

BETTING AT TA/TERSALLB, /Ammo 10.

Dilf.l_3l%
7 to 1 art Arbutus, by Walton, d. Liam*.
V to I agst the Duke of Drafton'a e. Piadarne
IU to I art Mr. Thortikill's Sailor
WU to 9 agst Lord Rota's Hoopoe
OAKS
7 to 2 art the Duke of Itntland's f. out of Sorcery
7 to I art Mr.Thortthitil nun
7 to I agst Mr. *)Ddhant's f. out of Marianne
ct.ass.
7 to 2 and 2 to I igst C. out of Floaneirr't J.
3 to I agst the Doke of Orallon's c. Pindarrte
3 to 1 ngit Mr. Wortley's r. out of Emily'. J.
'So alteration in the Doncaster St. Leger.
SPAReING AT TIRE FllnCle COl:RT.—Cooper, the loser
in the fight with Hickmio, had a b netit
which wrs very well attended, and I. r respectability th •
like has rarely been seen. Cooper ‘• a • able to take mo-
ney with his Lead tied on, and Hickman also *bowed,
but they were alike muds mangled. The setting-to tt.l,‘
good in the following matches:—
Eales and Belcher.—'Phis was a match in which mach
science was displayed. Eales parried Beleher's lett
hand cleverly, but the right told. Some good bits
were exchanged, but upon the whole kalei had rather
the worst of it.
The two great professore, Turner and Handal, made
a gallant' et-le, and science and hitting away, as if in .
real combat, was the order of the performance. It we.
altogether an equal match, which gave high sat isfacriozi.
At the close of the set-to Turner challenged any uirt.
in England (his friend Handal excepted), and give a •
stone.

Harty Harmer and Shelton mounted the stage, and
Rave some of their fighting qualifications. It was e1..)-
gether a good set-to, and with much equality.
Oliver and Fuller set-to, but it was not equal to the
others, as did Richmond, the veteran, who is alnlys
his post.
London, England, 1820-03-31

FLANDERS WAIL

Fit txtawaT, M %wet, ?11).—The flazette of Meese de-
dares itself authorked to contradict the news gives by
the Gazette of Weimar. that the t 'entral Coussoittoe at
Wentz had desired the Bavarian 31agistratts to deliver
up a young man. Ste
'l•he last acronnts f Vienna. of 11111 31arrh, make
no mewl 4444 of the breaking up of the t unr•reas. The
editors of 17.1. Stostgard qa.::ritt, who had announced
that an .freers' of Observation was to he formed on the
Lower Rhine, have been recently reprimanded by their
thuvernment, and obliged formally to retract this piece
of sew•. as well as that of the breaking up of the l'on-
ress, which they had also asserted to have taken place.
IntN, tlviorn (pick vessel has bees
dispatched from Whoa, vs ith very important dispatches
from the liovereiment, for the Commanders of the Royal
Armies in South .tmerie•a. The Aid-de-Camp sent *by
General Ilorillo, to hasten the departure ot• the rein-
forcements, whisk he was so •h in sired, is on
lumen' iFis vessel this Officer has been witness to the
ei mos whir' li.ise ellatieed the fare of things in the
%thole of the Spanish 31onatchy, and he is going to
carry Ole sires to 310Ilikt. It "reins, that by
the Instructions, of which hr is the bearer, an arnstice
I will be proposed to the I oilrpeisilents, earls party retain-
ing the positions they occupy at this moment, till the
.tsseitsblv of the Cortes shall take a final resolution to
put an end to the visit w.sr which desolates the finest
part of the New World. Mean tissue nor cosnmeres is is
a .tale of ruin, whirl► it is impossible to describe, aid
our ports on the ocean are nearly deserted.
There is 110 news fr Seville, Cadiz. or Grenada.
We know• nut to what this Infix delay is to be ascribed.
It should seem that the cu.umunication by the Sierra
3loreme is iuterrnpted by the bands .thick were orga-
Mied to opport the plan. of Riego.
littussEt.s, %nun -Tile Chevalier d'Argais, Se- '1
cretatv w the Spanish Leration, has announred, its a
letter to the Editor or the .b.oreal GeNrral 4.f the .t'a• '
th, thriag, that his Catholic I.,jesty has permitted all
his subjects, exiled for political opinions, to return to
Spain. and that thnse its the Netherlands may apply fur
their passports to the Spanish
London, England, 1820-05-04

o.v .stA r-nA r.

(rttoM •AI.OWfS'S LONDON MAGAZINE.")
Concluded froes err Paper of Saturday.

We are told that King Henry VIII., who was such
a gallant in his youth and such a tyrant in his age,
once rude "a !flaying- with his wife Katherine, from
Ureenwicla to the high ground on Shooter's-hill, ac-
companied by the lutds and ladies of his court. This
must have happened in the earlier period of his life;
and we can well believe that the man u•ho trod •• the
held of the cloth of gold," and had qualities n Melt
enabled hint to understand and return the courtesies
of his brother king at Ardres, could relish the plea-
sures of the tiro o•. Mar.
The Reformers were averse to all these sports, as
savouring of superstition, and did much towards abo-
lishing them; yet Latimer once found himself ne-
glected, and roloprlled to give way to Rubin Hood.
He say,—(ne quote this films 31r. Godwin's Life of
of Chaucer)—" Coining to a certain ton-n en a holi-
day to permt, I found the church door fast ;locked.
I taryed there Italie an hour.. and more, and at last the
key was found, and one of the parish comes to me and
says, Syr, this is •t busy day with W. we cannot hear
you ; it is Robin Ilotol's day ; the parish are gone
abroad to gather fo:. 1: olio I ; I ray you let
• thent not.—l thou.:lit my rochet would have been re-
gargled ; hut it 'yeah' not osrve; it was him. ;o give
place to Rollin Rood and his men."
The poets have erer been the treat advocates and
pa rons of 3lay. Spenser, and Shakespi ate, and
Fletcher, and Milton, and 411 the treater spirits of
Enizland, b.IVC Slit.:pc.l from their lofty OMITS. With-
out disdain. Jo jtolice and honour to this delicate
mouth. Spete•.er, it. his account of the 111111101., thus
introducer :
Then earn.. lair.. Mn-. the fairrO. 1I:1yd on ;round,
Deck', all viith eainlie•a of her season's
And Ihrow Ito; ti.•w'r, cut of her hy around.
Shakespeare has scattered allusions to May, like
dowers, over ali his plays and poems. We hear of
" The merry month of May ;" the '• .lac-n:.•rtt of
yottilt ;" the " lay of blood ;" &e. &e. lle tells us
also (as we have a'ready said) of—

Love whose month is es er May.
London, England, 1820-07-31

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THE WA'STSRY LUMINARY'.

The editor of the West Brigs*, who had the merit
noticinF, in the first instance, as it dcsrrveal, tlir, -
riot's libel in the Il'est,ra hartaiseerif, on the
remarks on Friday, that " the defence made In •
editor of the hicwitectrit, in his paper of Tuesday lajt.
quite in lois old style of reasettinf;—he regards show,
all who do not approve of his conduct and !anima:ma
a sufficient vindication of both. In this case, horeree
lie has fairly overshot the mark 2 for his Prototypes,
London Treasury Jontnals, have found it net-tsar(
exclaim against his language as atrociously 11‘ejim
and insulting', and to rank him with ' fis4oronn ,
Perim,' who danced before the cart which convey,'
unfortunate Maria Antoinette to the scaliold.

" Our /atomism acquaintance assures his readers, ,
he would not have accused the Queen of drunkranesi
nor arierred that if found on the pavement of Farah,
she would be sent to Bridetvell and whipped, if 6 hd
not been ' dinned and bored, and disgusted beyond pa,
tienre, hr the hypocrisy of her advocates and :mown'
Excellent!—To complete the climax, he declares 0
though the Court writers affect to be shocked'
blunt nirthoil of speaking truth. they shiver the
things in confidence to their friends; that I
a whispers have reached every village and family'
the Country.—This is i heavy charge against
Queen's prosecutors. lis another part of his pr K ,
aforesaid editor accuses Government of hariag .fit
courted his assistance, and then, moat inifeitvaik
returned him evil for good.' We really think the in Ii
very unreasonable;—what would he have limenow
do more than they have June 2—Perhaps he sawing
himself entitled to a pension ? Bet whetevet iwe 6
the inclination of Government, we do not tiefieriiket
can assist him now, unless it be by an advance rat
the fund appropriated to secret seirires."
London, England, 1820-07-31

RUPTURES AND STIUCTURES.

RUPTURES speedily and radically CURED,
without pain or interruption to the usual avocations
of the Patient, not by the mere use of Trusses, Which long
experience has pros ed to he ineffectual ; but by a course of
remedies.—Mr. DUFOUR (SurTrott to the Miamian Dis-
Peary for the eure of Strictures, and sole Proprietor and
vendor of Daran's Medieatesl Boogies) hating, during up-
wards of 27 years of extensive practice in Stricture cases,
observed numberless distressing instances of Rupture, he
Ms unfitly applied himself to discover a remedy, and
win& he ban happily accomplished.—The following attesta-
tion is selected from a great number contained in his Trea-
tise on the Radical Cure of Rupture :
" Parish of St. Ann, iVestmloster. July 18, 1819.
" We, the Overseers of the Poor of this Parish. do hereby
certify, that William Gosling end Charles Moore, two of the
Poor now is the Workhouse. bring severely afflicted with
were sent by us to Mr. Dufour. for the purpose of
very short space of time they were both com-
Wipess our hands—Thomas Tomkinion,
orwyatt, NVai. Hruwnley."
constructed on the best principles, are kart'
are essentially useful dnrlng the course of
on Rupture and Stricture eases, from 9
to 4, and front 7 to 9,
No. 48, Berser's-street, Oxford-street.

.71:-B-7W
Si sale, is
isisedles.—J

1194, STRAND.
SALMON, ODY, and Co. mot respectfully in-
-1.7 beta the Platte. that their PATENT SELP-ADJURT-
Dill TRCh6E6 continue to be recommended by all the most
team* largeens in Town and Country. The spriego are
fray..
Mostreeted as to admit of increase or decrease in size tad
I will answer for right or left side, without the least
Mame to the wearer, requiring no under-strap or
Om salting haulage.
irhaPATENTEDS have the honour to supply the Army
11116 Deny. the Naval and Military Hospitals, the Dock-
/Ira god Ordnetice, the Marine Infirmary. the Honour-
WO BIM India Company, the City of London Truss So-
SS Mary-le-bone, Wireliscombe, Bristol. and Den-
ries. the Middlesex Hospital, dm. &e. &c,
ry. 294. Strand. London ; et a la Doled, da
.. Ronk No. 163. a Paris.
skit Persons melding in the ropntry, sending the eir-
411MIlsweee of the body across the hips. may depend upon
bit issearately fitted.
, by Bailor sled Boas. No. 34. Rockville-street, Dub-
.. I and nee or note Druggists In es ery prieelpal Town le
IblkOd.
London, England, 1820-07-31

ESSENCE OF SHRIMPS.

vROM the increasing denisn,l of this much :i-
-l: mired Sauce for all sorts of Fish. Lc. it has induced the
Proprietor. HENRY POWELL 38, Neweate-street, to
return his most grateful acknowledgment, to the Public for
Heir kind patronage, sod at the same time begs leave to
acquaint them that it is sold by all the Oil and Dollen
Warehouses in London. and by one or more respectable
agents in every town throughout theVnited Kingdom.
To Merchants. Captains, and others, it is particularly re-
eowatended for shipping, as it is warranted to keep in st”
climate.

NOTICEOFSALF..-INIPORTANT AND EXTENSIVE

PROPERTY, II F.RTS.

UT
LEIPCHILIA) respect fully inforely the Pnhlie,
a he has received instruction.' to peremptorily SELL.
LPie
IHILIC AUCTION, some tin fe la the month of J'JI
MA/sr** Lou. the orrery' Platatey, and 'Mercy's of
MA Rae unifiable 'pod extensive illanors. a capital Man-
danilesseand Park. and sundry Freehold and Copyliold
lorfro, situate in the several Parishes of A Ypeden, Laystime.
Cellered,-liardley. and Clothell, in the County of Herr-. :
esnlaktiag in the whole about fourteen hundred *errs of tine
joidow, pane, arable, and wood land, of the value of
Afjiiii=ppeal. or thereabouts.
- 'Day be had at the Secretary's Office, Auction
; Inset, Rory St. Edson" : Rom New-
=et' Milt Cambridge: Three Cape, Colchester: Refl.
Id; Owen, Belford: Sellybory Anns, Hatfield:
4,ll4ltart, SI. Alban's ; Green Man, Barnet; Snliabttrs
gas's, Hertford; Saracen's Head, Ware : and of W. Leif-
filii4 Land awl Timber Serve y -,r. Enfield, NI Walleyes.
l'ordowipgibe Retake, application mar he made to Mr.
Maldsivi Woodward., at Aspeden ; an I Tickets to ties the
MeadaegousemodOardens. may be had, On application,
M lbs dice 'Allegory. Larch and Co. SO, Princcs-Ylreet, by
Void*, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen.

TRUSSES.—Ie comic:pence of the demand for
and great benefit derived from the use of PINDIN's
PATENT TRUSSES, without Metallic springs. 0 %WAN
and Co. beg leave to inform the Ponlic that their 'Manufac-
tory is now at No 400, Fleet-on-rt.—These Trusses are
highly approved of by the most eminent Surgeons In town
aadcountry, and recommended on account of their great
said uniform pressure without rhallne. Respectable refer-
ents can be Riven to Surgeons and others who have proved
their good effeets.--.Those by whom biter' 'reasses have
hen worn give the decided preference to P. ['lndia's.
N.B. Personssending the circumference of the body below
the hips, and the hugest part of the thigh, stating which side
they are afflicted, may depend on being eorrectly fitted.
London, England, 1820-09-01

(To be continued.)

FCRTRIIR PARTti•mAis or TIM ATROCIOri AFFAIR
!tx AkOTI.E.IITRIE7.—This week the Firesmse were
employed digging after the property which was
supposed either to have been stolen or destroyed.
In the course of the search sonic of the silver plate
was found, but nut the guineas at the time this se-
count was written. The dieeovery of the former in
some measure strengthens the simpirion, that The place J
was not robbed, but that the gat proceeded from
Ike, as the superior probabiilly, was, that if the per-
son was a rubber, the silver plate which was very Mom
spiestoeutly placed, would bare been lest secured. De. ,1
41foltely ever since his having received threitelthielet-
ters, slept in an upper apartment in the house, but had
unfortunately remained up later on Sunday night lifter
the servants retired to bed. The house was com-
pletely gutted before the arrival of engines, and the
scarcity of water was very great for some time. Dr.
Wakely was dreadfully kicked on the body, and just
above the loin. is such a dreadful estntusioes, that is
the opinion of the surgeons, had it been a little farther
instant death would have been the consequence, be
also received another (almost mortal) kirk in the sto-
i mach, and it was an hour and upwards before he arose
from his stupor, which. as welefore stated, was Oft*.
stoned by the dames couringelese to him; Di, Wake+,
! we are since informed, will be able to itleatifg
who accosted hini for the cyder.
London, England, 1820-09-01

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I.IIIeVS-SQ

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We stated in our paper of yesterday, that a peeve, is
soap( the waggons, opposite the Qiserso's midmost, in
St. James's-sqdare, had addressed the people on the sub-
ject of the Hill of Pains and Penalties, and signified his
initialise of &Reeding again on the following day (yes-
terday), with a petition to the King, begging his Ma-
jesty to put an end to the said Bill, and order the im-
peachment of his Ministers, which petition he bot•I
woold be signed by " man, woman, and child," and he
pledged himself to come prepared with the eemesery
I apparatus, for obtaining the signatures; sad when the
petidoo was so signed, they were to carry it to she Leg
lin a body; eves, as he said, " if is so doing they should
rove Lowden from its base."
The orator, it appears, was the individual known by
the name of " Mr. Mills, of Bristol." He made his ap-
, peatance yesterday afternoon, agreeably to his promise;
bat the 3lagistracyt it appeared, had determined to in-
, terfere.
About four o'clock in the afternoon, and when the
square was at the fullest, Nlr. Mills and live or sin ease
persons were seen approaching the- house of Lady Wan*
in an open barouclir. Ile bore in his hand a loegOeil
of paper. soil smoky official-looking packets were eider
his a-w. it heo the barouche was conveniently plated;
Mr. Mills stood up, and taking off his foraging cap, he
began to Address the multitude, by staling that! lie was
come there to redeem his pledge. Ile was then proceeds,
I ing to speak of some iuterruprion'he had met with on this
way, and had just observed that we lived in a country
where it was dangerous foe a man to open his eyes—.
when a strung body of police 'aorta rushed through
the crowd, seized " if Bristol,"(dragged
bias from the harouche, and Lore dim off in triumph.
Ills coo/potations immediately quitted the baroncke also
and boiled; not w ithatandi ng their coachman called after
them to know who was to pay his fame. As for Mr.
Mills the constables hurried hint away in the.iiireetion
of Bow-street. A great crowd followed, hissing 11114
hooting, and alien they arrived in Corkspur-street,
several pieres of !nick a ere thrown at the constables,
one of whom received a severe contusion over the eye.
The officers however virree.le.l in bearing their prisoner
is safety to the office in ilow-street, together with four
other persons, one of them a genteely dressed man, and
another a mere boy—who were stated to have opposed
the officers in the executioii of their orders.

DIS•TURB4sVCS

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London, England, 1820-09-01

LONDON:
7111IDAT [VINING, SIPIIMSII 1, MO.

STAT-11111AN 01PFICI, 2 ONCIOCk.

The cross-examination of Mademoiselle Dumont this
day is pregnant with importance. Every hour throws
fresh light on this great and momentous question. The
truth must come out; and we oast say, the trial of the
Queen, if so it can be called, wears at this moment a
most extraordinary appearance. A letter in Mrs head-
writing of this witness is producedin which she speaks in
the highest possible terms of the Queen, calling her a
most injured woman, and expressing to her deter the
strong attachment she felt for her. But the letter goes
further, and mentions that she received an auonymoas
letter, holding out an offer to her to come to Lollies, to
beams a governess, that she should get a large isetase,
and at the same time giving her permission to draw es
a banker in London to any &monist.

In the Second Edition, we shall give the full particu-
lars of this extraordinary disclosure.

Yesterday, the examination in chief of Leda
Dumont., who had been waiting-woniaa to the Quust,
'lteeitpiod the House of Lords till nearly four 'Week.,
The Soticiv4.lt-Oewsa.u. then announced, that I e had
no
note questions to ask "for the present ;" an
though it was note that an hour from the usual tin.
of adjournment, the parties who had been eagaged in
the examination were so exhausted, that the trees-
examination, which sight be expected to he d eor-
respoading bark and severity, was postponed till
to-day. By some means with which we see ohne-
quantal, a report has, for the lest two days, beam cir-
culated, that Iladesokselle DUMONT le the last wit-
ness to be 'ionised IN support oldie Bill. Another
ramose la, that the ease trIN ekes in altiat a ketifshi
aadtAfirAl4. " fat adjoirentost -
two or three maths. will Who plum as moos as the
London, England, 1820-12-29

the Fifa, and SYDNEY died ei► the Seelttid 1"

"THE CA YSE FOR WHICH HAMPDEN FELL
IN THE map."

RITRACT VROII RIDER'S litsTranY Or INIILAND.
Vol. mull. plgre 27.

The King (Charles I.) supported his nificers in all I
these measures (the enforcing payment of ship-money).
I•he Commons attark,•d them with the ittratast fury,
.4n,1 thus the breach beeatu,t every day wider between
the opposite parties. .1 utution was made in the
House for iuspeaching. Sir Richard IVeston, Lord
Treaeorrr ; sad the King, inforwed of these violent
4rocer.lirripsl tesolTed to finish the Session, by a
Sir John Riliott drew up a remonsttance against
tattvying tonnage and poundage, with .ut consent of
'Parliament, and gave it to the Clerk to read. The
Clerk refused---Eiliott real it lointse:f. 'f h•• question
bring called for, the Speaker, Sir John Finch, said,
he had received an order (ram his Alajesty to adjourn,
and to put no question, asp on which he rose and left
the chair. the whole lions • was in an uproar. 'the
Speaker was forced ha •'t hit.. the chair, and held in
it by llollis awl Valentin.•, till it short re:nonstrance
was formed, and passed in a to 11111'11011s 111.tfillrr.

Ths doors being bleired, the fi.titleman Usher of
the irpper House, who had 'wen sent by the King,
email get no access till the remun•traure was finis ird.
Elliott, llolles and Valentino, were prosecuted in the
King's Bench for the spirited harangues which 01,1
had made in the Huns-, which the Ministers were
pleased to term sedit' a and dial qal, and were con-
demned to he imprisoned and Sued.
" Thai the King, tshila hr gratified his resentment,
at once discore:eil his arbitrary principles, and for-
feited the of ecti•ons of his subjects."
What the direful co•asespiencei were of those rash
measures, are to.) well known to iser.l,»inting. out.

SCO "FL .4.V1).

CO lIT OF SESSION.
London, England, 1820-03-30

z i•:~ ~~.

The news which 1133 :mired from Boardeanz
confirms what has been already stated respecting
tie tranquillity of Aladrid, from which place the
I.:embers of the Inquisition, and the parasites of the
CArt. have withdrawn themselves. It is believed
Cid the Corks will assemble on the Ist of Alay.—
'l.a expatriated Si•:.uiartl% are returning to their country
from all parts. The King awl the Junta are principally
s•••ti:pied in restoring the order of things, as existed
pet buns to the re-action in 11•11-1. fleneral Farrar had
:Rielaiourti the Constitution Lefore• be had received in-
!l:3Am; of the events that had taken Oar, in the
The proceeding% of the King were nut
I.nown to Litre till the 13th. The courier who carried li
t!leintelligcnce had wit returned to Madrid on the 17th.
It is well ascert nevertheless, that theCoastitu-
tan viler theie procl.a.mo d on the loth, with the inn coa-
-1 arrearc hod' of the imral and military Commanders;
Imt ea the 10th rho- • :vas a trillie* re-action, occasiusted
I•y snow few acts .olence tr ltirh has: been v •tted
tloring the slere. '1 he this...nun eutpl..yr.l Itact• to put
it (!ewa, and soITN. Umitt 'Xis stied ; the pttiL Ithis are
Lot yrt folly del:Med.
A letter from fi4%, rte Say!, that the Governor of "St.
Ardcr, Qta %VI ; 7:si rt•battt named VIAL; and a small
I.uniber ..1 person% u 1,., opposed the Constitution. have
lwra arrest's,. tieneralAtrau.s, oho elms:sanded in Ris-
ley, lately died at St. Sebastiana it is generally I,elieved
!k.t he died in a tit of rage: this may readily be ere-
'''••••ll alien the violence of his political sentim, nt. ute
1."1/11. A traveller, who appears to be a person:'ge of
.•.I,:equence, and said to be an Englishman, named
1"."
-ti, passed through Boitrileaux on the tllet,on his
•t Split; his journey tra!: interrupted tot some
'•••••,, Le the local authorities ; hut, after a minute eve-
n:Nation of hi. papers, he was allowed to continue un
1•• routc.---M clri.t is inundated nith new journals
II have the period of the establish-
of the liberty of the press.

The decision of the York Jury has pioduced no
rtall stir amotoz,t the parties into which this
.teat nation IN 111Vided. The Ministers, and their
settercuts, on the one side, and all classes hostile
tc the present ystetri on the other, seemed to cuu-
der tiCNT'S trial as the touchstone of their re-
14.cti.ve claims to the confidence of their country.
'i!a•y ii4AW stand like too mighty armies after a
battle. Each have gained and hyst some
griAnd, but as 'wither have been dri‘c se from the
add, both set up equal claims to victory, and
deafen the imr.artial and independent part of the
penile with their triumphant shouts. All is tumult.
seoffinr, and recrimination. In the midst of such tent-
postuoas atr•itatiou it may be difficult to retain out.'‘
London, England, 1820-03-30

to the lowest. 1: is then to plead this raise in
the firitish Senate, where the injurious prejnitil es of .
past tapes ought first to give way, that I Stitho to obtain
•eat in that Assembly.

atti fully aware ut the magnitude. diltu•nlty, an.l
rr-
tpousibi!ity of the task which I thgis seek to periling..
:iu•l of the per re necessary to overcome the tor-
midable obstacles lull will there be opposed even to the •
introduction of the snisjel'. I have complete assn.
ranre of seeress in the truth and simplicity of these
principles and practices, Ai,tr,i t the necessity unit cr-
sa!ly tilt that ateapurrs mast be speedily adopteti to le-
Crow its pres:ng
I have non wily to request lon hill convey toy kind
thanks to the inhatiiiants of this vlll.ige for the Address
yun have presented, and assure them ti..d my he-it en-
deavours shall 1 e always exerted for their aril-being
and happiness. Tu visa also have been thus thudded
to express the sentiments of your friends and urighuours,
I Ite: to offer guy best acLnowleilginents.
London, England, 1820-12-16

- - - .
In small lemo. is. dd. bowed, and toe Paper do.
Tllli NEIV WEEK'. PEEPAILVTION for a WOl•
thy Receiving of the LORD'. SUPPER, as appointed
and recommended by the Charon of Rogriand. Coaelethe
of Meditations and Prayers for every day WM, We -k ; witCh
Forms of Examlnatiotis and confession of sins ; and a Com-
panion at The Altar. directing the Communicant in his Be-
haviour and Devotions at the Lord's Table.
N. B. Every genuine Copy has the Signature of W. Ravi
on the Beak of the Title page, and is
Primed for W. Sent, at me King's Arms, Paternoster-
row ; F. C. mid J. Rivingtor, Sosteheril and Letterman.
Longman mod Co. 11. T. Hodgson, J. Richardson, J. M.
Richardson, Sherwood and Co. and tt. and W. B. Whit-
aker.
Of whom may be had similar Editions of the Second
Part ; also either Part singly, or together, in neater Bind-
ing.
London, England, 1820-12-16

192, STRAND.

RELIEF WITH EASE AN') SECURITY TO TILE
WITII HERNIA.
VALMON, 001, and Co. after missy years sue-
t," emisful practice, and being honoured with the recom-
Imeadation of the most eatilient of the Faculty in Town sad
CountrY, think it just to the Public and theusselse,, thus to
announce their long estehlished Impre%ement in the con-
abucties of I U NESTS tor the REM Kr of H ERMA.
and to mafiosi the Public against the impositions of the pre-
teeded Reptere-erring Quacks. who here from time to time
de-shed the Public.. recommending smolt 24 may not be ex-
perienced to take the opinion of respectable professlnesl
stn, bedews being led to he the dopes of each pruteeders.
Their Instruments are lightl elegant, end *dusk of suptrlor
timeliness, are adapted for raght or left side. increase and
*tense of awes end lase, requiring so under strap or other
Sankt' bandage.
N. H. Persons rrsidlag in the country. seeding the cie-
(illiterates ef the body --across dm Yips, may depend *pen
*lag accurately fitted.
Reid at the Medical ftall.3l, Rockville-street. Dublin nod
ate or more Druggists in every prlnalpal Tiro in lieglinad.
London, England, 1820-03-08

NAVAL INTELLIGENCk.

DIAL itsien 7.—Came Joint horn the River, and
sailed. the Doke of York, Campbell, for India ; Eliza-
beth. Onlin, for Tobago ; Wilson, Wilson, for Malta ;
and Eagle. Henley, for Purtsmouth.—Also sailed the
Vivid, Young; Fortner, Tertian' ; and Thomas and
Mary, from Newcastle, fur London; with the whole
of the fleet that was driien into the Downs by the late
gales.
PORTSMOUTH, biases 7.—Arrled the Bellield, Wil-
son, from 6' eenock, for London.—Sailed the Lovely
Ann, Hughey ; Done Castle, Herbert' wad Liberty,
Wilson. fur London ; Richard and Sibella, Evelyn, for
Berbadoes ; and Princess Royal, tirilßrh, for Arundel.
PLTMOUTH, MARCH R.—Arrived the Nassau, Maddox,
from London, for Waterford, with loss of an anchor and
cable ; Union, nettle, from Ipswich, for Liverpool, with
lots of ditto ; Ambler, Wooten from Lisbon, for London,
and Colombo, Richardson, from London, for the isle of
Frame, leaving been blown oat of the Downs.
['truant, MARCH b.—Arrived the Pengoin, Norris,
from Dongarvon, for Liierpool, with touch dan.age, and
leaky.
FALMOUTH, MI ARCM s.—Arrived the Hester, La Faivre,
' from Tarragona, in 34 days ; Argo, Trviey, from Liver-
pool, for London ; Vittoria, Nilson, from Cork, for
Plymouth; and Commerce, Hocken, from London. Sailed
the Lady Arabella packet, *llll a mail for Lisbon.
liaawtco, Manor 7.—Arrieed the Alliance packet,
with a mail from Gottenborgh ; 110 vessels left the har-
bour this day, booed to the northing* •
London, England, 1820-03-08

TES CONSPIRATORS.

- •
iesterday morning, Wright, Bond, Champion, Chip-
man, Lee, Hibbs, Etc. belonginu to the Bow-street patrol,
attended at the office
.of the Secretary of State for the
Home Department, to give evidence as tb the transac-
tions at Cato-street. Edgware-road, the discovery of the
gang of assassins, their particular conduct, the identity
of the different persons composing the gang, their
knowledge of the isersrm of Robert George, who was
rehendedi on Sunday night at the Dundee Arms.
Wappine, by the officers Rutliven and Salmon, and as
I. whether hr was seen among the gang in the loft
when the unfortunate Sntithers was murdered, or whe-
ther be was in the stable af;erwar Is. The evidence
against Preston, and Sitsinionds, the footman, was also
larestigated. .
. The Lords of the Council present were, the Karl of
Parrowity, the Earl of Westmorland, Earl Mu'grave,
Via-vont Sidinouth, the Marquis Cataden, Sir Wm_
Scott, he. The Attorney and Solicitor tieneral attend•
eril, as did also Mr. Baiter, the Chief 3lauistrate of the
Police, upon whom devolved principally the taking of
the evidence.
The wives of Thistlewood and Inge applied at the Se-
cretary of State's Office for the Home Departuient, out
Semi... Loy last, for permission to see their respective hus-
bands. They were referred to the Privy Council Of& e.
under the warrant of which the prisoners were com-
mitted. We understand orders were granted to them.
The wife of lags (who was formerly k botcher at Port-
sea) came from that place to nee him. He had nbsconded
from that plane about fou r talon hs since, leaving his wite
anri four children. Mrs. logs came to lawn with au
infant at her breast.
London, England, 1820-03-08

CORN EXCHANGE, AEAICH S.

Althoivis there kas bit little Rise Mira it nairkit
this morning, the sale or h eras fat froth bring brisk:
bat what was iii.posed of watt on the sank threw as on
Intinday.—Fine Barley supports Mondays prices: have
had node &Ai in since that day hut the inferior genii-
tir% were Very heave sale, vet not eltrapt.r.— Qat, were
dtill tale but not kin-Cr.—ln Bean% add Fels there is no
:dretatioik.

The assassin LoHivel is Completely cased ih iron:
he is chained by the legs. thighs. body, elbows.
and wrists: with an iron colter. or gag, that com-
pletely prevents him from bending his heed for-
ward. He is chained to the wall by three bolts
and locks. and is only permitted to sleep a few n I-
mites at a time, as just cnoogh to prevent nature
from sinking.
London, England, 1820-03-08

?HE xtrir PARLIAMENT.

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MF.MPERS RETCRNED.
W I VD4Olt .-J . Rantabottoin, Esq.; General Taylor. .
!4TOCKBRIDOC.--JOS. Forster Barham; and John F. Bar-

IMMO. Esirs.
01:11.FORD.—Mr.Ser4eant Onttloß ; and C. B. KnII, Feu.
Cittotrittra.—Lord J. 0. Lenox ; and the Right Honourable

W. Huskisson.
HAIL a Right Hon. C. Loni: and R. Ward. Esq.
Bt lIINULLV.—Tha Marquis of Tichlield : and the Hon:

E. 11. Edwards.
I.l:was.—Sir John Shelley; and Sir George Stance.

SEAF unto.—C. Rose Elba, Esq. ; and the Hon. G. A. Ellis.
Raitura.—Sir Joseph Vora ; and the lion. J. Somers Coeks•
Tawinslicay.—J. E. Dowdeqwell : and John Martin, Esqrs.
0 aciveissara.-Colonel E. Webb ; end R. H. Cooper, Esq.
Evassam.—W. E. B. Boughton. ; and Sir C. Cockerel!:
Dammam—R. H. Bradshaw ; and H. Wrottesley. Esqrs:
A LDRlWltall.—Joshua Walker; and James Blair. Eaqrs.
BIA/1111111.—W. Wilberforce; ■nd John Irving, Esqrs.

coNrEsimp RLECTIONS.

STATE OF POLLS.

NOTTINGIIAN. MARCH 8.
Smith - - - - 73 I Rirch - - - - 47
'Winston - - - 73 Denman - - -

ARI NOEL. MARCH 6.
Lord Bury - - Eft I A. Atberley, Seq. 66
R. Blake, Esq. - Br 2 J. O. Blake, E.q, 06

WALLIINGYORD, MAIM. t
iV. L. Hughes, Esq. 08 I li. J. goberts. Esq. 53
P. Willard, Esq. - - 48

D•URV, MAPCO! R.
Alderman Heygate 103 L.A. T*lll, Esq. NI
P. Rawlings, Esq. - - IRS

The day fixed for the election of Members for
Westmorland is the 15th inst.

There was a contest at Coventry on Monday
between the partizans of Mr. Cobbett and those of
Messrs. Moore and Ellice, Which ended in the dis-
persion of the former by the latter; but we do oot
understand that flay serious injury was sustained by
either part•. . .
London, England, 1820-09-06

POLICE.
--....--

BOW•STREFT....-A sturdy !ming fellow, in* fustian
jiricet, and wearing a white riShon round his hat, in-
scribed *Qneen Caroline for ever:" was brought be-
-fore the Sitting Magistrate, by some of the officers
Stationed in St. Jameeragnare, who rharzed hint with
ntteretlseverul disri mierifu: expressions against
Otis Majesty, in the midst of a crowd of people assent-
%led in front of her Majesty's residence.
The prisoner appeared rt. be a very humorons fellow.
The expressions he had made use of are tro gross to
be repealed. Put he defended then' stoutly even before
the Magistrate.

indention, the Magistrate told him he
%duet eltieatatett to ratite a gist, as*
he should therefore require Lim to find hail to keep
the peace. The prisoner repPed that he had no hail
—" Then," said the Magi.trate, " you must go to
prison." " With all my heart"—rejoined the prisober
—" come along turnkey!"
London, England, 1820-09-06

TtlE OBSERVER NEWSPAPER.
HE OFISERVER of AUGUST 14 and 27, and
T SEPTEMRER S. are kept on sale at the Oilers, in
the Strand. The Observer of August contains her Ma-
jesty's Letter to the King ; that of the frth and Sapplement
metains all the Charges against her Majesty. and with The
Observer of Sunday last, September 3. details the whole of
the Evidence. Madding the Cross-examination., and the
eloorthermaid De Moot', two estriordinary Letters. These
bat awe'. of the Observer contain. in the %hole. Fifty-two
Foilo Columns of the Queen's Business. the price of them
is Two Wiling' and Fourpence, end being .tamped News-
papers, they eau be sect to any part of the 1.-n;,ed Kingdom,
tree of postage; franks for that purpose say be bad fra
tuistesly at the Observer Offices, No. ISO cad No. IPS,
Strand.
The last three Pabliestions of The Qbcerrer. including
the Supplementary Sheet, used 9,3,741 %trimly., and 193
resins of piper.
London, England, 1820-12-11

POUCE.

ilsxstorc-linrse.—An obi fisherman, named John
Geoigiek, who resides at Ilai 1111 l ersinith, was brought
before the Lugo l'U.svott, charged by Ruff, one of the
water bailiffs, with having once more enraged in his
old trick of fishing with an unlawful net in the River
Manses. •

The complainant, in making his statement against
this incorrigible offender against the Fishery Act,
mentioned several things very honourable to the ve-
term§ (Usiodrick is near 'U) as a man of humanity,
and regretted that be so frequently had met tinodrick
engaged in plundering the !mines of the brood of
fish. The example of the old man, the oldest fisher-
man in the river, bad done a treat deal of mischief,
and rendered it necessary Cott the Water Bailiff should
have a look unt after him.

Mr. Howell, the Head IVater Bailiff, by no means
wished that a line should lw inflicted. He admitted
that tioodrick bad been distinguished for humanity ;
but at the same time he said that the fisherman was
the avowed enemy of all the inhabitants orthe waters,
and was notorious for destroying them.
The Loan-Maim expressed a hearty wish that
Goodrich would subscribe to the conditions of the Art,
regretted the obligation upon him to condemn the net,
but remitted the penalty.

The unfortunate man has lost in this manner thou-
sands of yards of net since he had commenced trade,
.statl has been times without number imprisoned for
violating the law by using his favourite nets; by im-
peding officers in the execution of their duty- on the
Thames. and by resorting to force, which has fre-
quently been attended with great hazard to those he
assaulted. But he has hot). by land and water saved
the lives of many of his fellow-creatures, and com-
forted the unfortunate and indigent.
BOW-STMT.—There has been some time under
vestigation at this office the case of alleged murder,
stated souse slays since its our paper, of one May, who
had bees in the employ of the biome,* of the Kensing-
ton llravel-pits Road, and who bad died lately, after
an affray in which he hail beep the aggressor. The
question was, whether Isis death was occasioned by
blows, or in consequence of excessive drinking. The
magistrate, after a minute examination of two medical
men, thought that the matter deserved an inquiry be-
fore a more soieion tribunal, and therefore committed
Stetting, Cooling, and Tack, three persons concerned
in the affray, to await the decision of grand jury.
✓oecph Wout9,l and William Ballock, two of a
gang of street-robbers, were committed for trial for a
moat brutal assault and robbery, committed on the
person of John Hall, Esq., of Russell-square. As the
care will be tried very shortly at the Old Bailey, we
forbear to give the particulars at present.
London, England, 1820-12-11

Drc. 8.

oth Regiment of Light Draaoons.—Major R. Harding,
from the half-pay of the 101st Foot. to be Major, Lire R. El-
lice, who exchanges. receiving the difference between me
full-pay of Casale.) and the full-pst of Infantry.
7th Regiment of Foot —Capt. W. F. Hamilton. from the 311
Foot Guards, to be Captain. vire Crew, who eseheages.
VSthditto—Lient. IL W. 11. Drury, from half-pay of the
434 Foot. to be Lieutenant, vice Hilliard, who radiancy,
receiving the difference.
VIM ditto—Limit. W. 1.. Hilton. from half-pay of the
Regiment to be Lieutenant, vice W. Parker. who exchanges.
33:11 ditto—Lieut. J. Petry, from halt-pay Ights Foot. to
he Lieutenant, paying the Regular difference, %ice Hart, ap-
pointed to the Stith Font.
43th ditto—Eneigo T. R. Plumb*. Is be Lieutenant. ►y
rumbas*. site Sebeels44l, who refine; E. C. Fletcher,
tient., to be Ensign, by purchase, v!ce Plumhe.
3311 ditto--Lieid. J. Dawson, from the ell West India
Regiment, to be Lieutenant. vice J. Trevenen, who retires
upon haft-pay Yd West India Regiment.
01st diltu—Lieut. J. Patience, from belf-par Royal York
Ringers, to be Lieutenant. vice P. Smith, who exchanges.
dath ditto—Lieut. T. Workman, from half-pay 4th West
India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, tire 11. Itich, who ex-
changes.

67th ditto—Hospital Assistant J. Trigance, to be Assistant
Surgeon. rice tilltler. promoted on the Staff.
&AI ditto—Limn. U. D. Drummond. from half-pay 21st
Foot. to tse Lieutenant.vlce J. Ryan. who exchanges.
Elsth ditto—Lieut. J. Ilart, from the SISIt Foot. to be
'Lieutenant, rice J. Leelie, wbo re►ires upon half-pay, tf9th
root. retch Lig the difference.
24 West-India Regiment—Lieut. C. J. Dunn. from half-
pa) of the Regiment, to be Lieut. siee Daw.on. appointed
to the DM Font.

Assistant-Surgeon, J. C. Sprv. from half-pay 35th Foot,
to be assistant-Sorgeon, vice Slnclatichlane, appointed to
the Staff.
6th Royal Veteran Battalion—Lieut. S. Ireland. from half
pa) of Sloe Salt Foul, to be Lieut.. rice Taylor, who es-
(images.
9th Royal Vetergn Battalion—Ensign J. Hogan, to be
Adjutant, lice Stewart, who resigns the Adjutancy only.
STArl—Assistant-Surcron P. Mactauctilane,
from the AI West-India Regiment, to be Assistant-Surgeon
to the Forres.

To be Hospital Assistants to the Forces—Hospital Assist-
ant H. G. Parker. frown half-pa).
Elnewsz—Lieut.-Oen. Sir A. Campbell. Rart.stul K. C.D.
to have the local rank of General in the hest-ladies only.
Mauonamst.—The appointment of I.ieut. Ireland, from
half-pny Sith Foot. to be Lieut. in the 9th Royal Veteran
Battalion, as stated in the Gazette of 38th ult. has not taken
place.
Tbe appointment of Hospital Assistant Trigance to he As-
sistant Surgeon in the 17th Foot, as stated in the (Janette of
itst October last, has not taken place.
Colonial Corps attached to Quarter-master General's De-
partment •t the Mauritius, Lieut. G. Ford, from the Royal
Artillery, to he Captain.
Commission in the Coqueldele Rangers, sighed by the Lord
Lieut. of the County of Northumberland.
John Urde, Gent. to be Cornet. lice Grey, resigned.
London, England, 1820-12-11

FOREIGN-OFFICF., Dec. 7.

The King hag been pleased to spiros e Ilenry Eilerard..
rsq. as Consul in the kisod of Scilly for the Kingdom ut
Hamner.

IV 111-OFF le F:. Nor. 47.

His Majesty has been pleased to approve of the 84th Re-
giment of Foot. which is permitted to bear the name of York
and Lancaster. in addition to its numerical title. tieing fur-
ther abused to assume and bear the Union Ruse as a badge
upon its c.oluitrs.
Ills Majesty has been pleased to approve of the Pist Re-
giment of Foot being i■ fitter, styled the Vial (or Arg)ll-
shire) Regiment of Foot.
London, England, 1820-12-11

a

LAW I.lTELucrxer

()UHT OF KINGS RENCII.-SArt•RD‘T.

TOE Al Ake/CIS Or RERIIORD T. AND ANOTHER.

hr SOLICITOR-UUNIRAL Ptatell the particulars
et this case. It was an action bron,lit by the Mar-
owis of Hertford against the hundred of I Issulstone, of,
which the defendants are inhabitants, to recover cont-
ensati 0000 in damages for outrages committed nu his
premises by a riotous and toomultons mob, on the night
of the Sth, or morning of the 9th of J one last. The
action was brought under the 57th of the late King, e.
19, .. 34, which provides that "all mischief done to a
boom., furniture, or fixtures, by a b riotously or tuna 1-
titottsly assembled, stoatl be reimbursed hr the hun-
dred or county in which such mischief shall have
been effected." The attack which led to the present
action took place a few days after the arrival of her
Majesty in this country.
Several witnesses haring proved the ease,
Mr. Justice Houtovu said, the it hole amount of
damages proved was 12111. I9s. ; and to a verdict
of this extent he considered the plaintiff 'quitted, un-
less the Jury were of opinion that the chat es made
by the tradesmen were unreasonable. If the Jury
thought any abatement ought to lie made, it it as their
province to snake it. The act of Parliament under
which this action bail been brought, was a most
-.i.holesome one, and was introduced fur the purpose of,
checking malicious attacks of this description ; by
showing to the parties influenced to cutumit such
catrages that, in point of fact, they were doing no
real mischief to the party against whom their violence
was directed. The jury found a verdict for the plain-
tiff—Damages 12111. I 9s. .5(1.
London, England, 1820-01-05

MR. OWEN'S REPLY

TO TRH 'PERCH OT TIES CHANCELLOR OT THE EXCNIQUiR,
ON SIR Ws. DR misnames NOTION IN TOR HOTS* OP
COMMONS. 16r. DRUMM, 1819.

fisn—The speech which you delivered is the Hons.
et Commons. le reply to %r William De Creipigny's
modem for the appointment of a Committee to lavesti.
a plan which I bad to propose for the relief of the
dlstraeesd working classes, may probably lead to cont-
inence. of the deepest interest to the well-beimg of maa-
kiad.
Our ultimate object is, I believe, the same i that is, to
&ameliorate the condition of society, en a nand sad ra-
tional system—on principles that will bear the test of
the most severe scrutiny, although opposed by all the
prejudices of localities.
Bat, that I may be the better understood ea this im-
portant subject, I will endeavour brielly to explain
what I mean by the word localities, as it will so fre-
parody occur in this letter.
Under this term I imciade the opinions and principles.
rtly tree and partly false, which every iadividual im-
bibes. according to the country, climate, government,