4 1 4 1' 4 • 5$ nil I iti 'avid ringlinued frays page 35.) Ile h hero turvestit dm tog the whole ul —No.v he Mr. s that any perveis whu hail pl earto dult..e Lieut. 1104 And • il Ihr v.iitence o f 11,41 hr had 11-at d and I P4il o f illi• 01 111.1" 1/411. of Ilse 1 I 1111. W/ts at. COM t t, e form II ist.lgisweil a. it lip had her,, preoirilt daring ti,. %little too 11. Hr eotlrludrd by moving, that 14r •11111 of 30.11 01. he sit lot itiol r.I liir AI; 001. AIi.OIWILIGH A Nl sai.l.lr swot appeal to the lion. nirm• het ui - thrr It W/1.• Of ilOCl'lli, %jilt Hle VIII. Or It a Some,. 11141 be. •iml tither hon. thi•itibt is, ▪ 1!4) mi. night after uighl, eonvrs.init ilyllPlied nuus 01 for eitiolesiee in the Qiiresi's raw, all %11101 eve virile.. had brru iniulttecil before the tither I ttttt tirliatuesti? Etthei the Qiu , en ItUs guilty, c .lie we. not ▪ ;iii el. .hi, WWI /11.1111:1 fell, 01 Mir INIV.IIOI Orli/111 led. Ole um. i if That hollar had H o ti ght I 1 . 41 11 Iglu, 11 11011 111.1 Aloe w hut at quitted, lit 1 , 410 , ward. let Ilium boldly. %mil awl acetike Ilea. (lien., brat, hum.) Her ii•kril fur e, 411.1 rot. Ito i.e-tire ; mitt it grlstlrmeu Ihoughl .hr bud nut hren .uritrie l itly tl out. and 11.41 the COMM? 11.141 11111 had 4b of pnnrcutiuu, Irt them come bulilly fur%veil, *lid her again. (11.41.) sit LETHllltllltiE vaid, lip could pat Ilia hand on hi , Ilea. I, and drrl4le, it. it IrlilP.illtiltiVr ul the pro le, 11141 lions leer e% 'deuce *hick hall been adthired I. at ttttt hi.r place. be bel eve il her Ninicitty to be gritty of which, 114(1 beets bletughl a;taintit her. 11. 113.1 10,0 lipid that a well-known t lla.h, the eourier tttt Irut liven living in the itirtiol , ool4 of France, in a style ul ‘i hit+ War, much brttes to Ilse dituih HI ow hubii•1111'11. 1111111 to a pessoai of ignnhip iltreriiitinii. He t•hril to know obi-nee the mu tt( y emelt w ,111)port Ili.. ittagiuticenec 7 Hill it come trout the pas hatitent ul Great Bi 11401 Were the) lip .it there, and vote. :ion, the 11111 U4C4 41 i—((:lit eta Is mu behised the uuuultlial item het.) A bug debate look mare on the subjeet, after whirb, the queetiuti bring edited ful, the y toms Ora ell 101 a 111. Ifioll, and the, srtioc sl 1.1111:y111 writ racluded, bnl uii 111 1%1011 10111, 10141.r,;41111 the eemoluljuu lur griiiilllll,4o,oooo ye at to the Queen wa. earned —Adjourned. 111 i ID4Y, P 541. Sir W. LEMON lie srlited a Pi tition from lilniz. ). that Stir QUeell ' i name iniAtit he ieslosed to Ilse Lions. Mr. 'l ' . NIII.SCIN no.ved for vii butts reitirtit respecting the M riot ' f Older. d. ' floe LlTCl46l. — fir R. III:110N said, that the second w. - rk of the i o,i on tile eie of concluding nitiorui an.' lion. mintier lots rot nonic.• of a direct iiiii Iwo lire ir,iivaliona of 1110 n:ano ; theiefote lieo,,eti to giv , snowy, float o ' huusadu.nett br.huu ld . e Jill att . 411C10 1 , . l'it• iistiiiii unit his 11.ijesiy t0t . ..114e tlie clareli% name :11/ 11e r,.r oral w uu I.llur_,.—(t seers ) Sir It. II LIMN nfir ro at ds itattreo his notice, giving wits to Air. JOIN SNirru, al,oicknooled4ed his courtesy, and titiotediatcl) xiise outlive, Wit tin TuesiLly toe 13 It lost.. lie should manual a 1111 l two tor she 1140111i,l iiiii of rte 4Jitero ' .. name tis the (Ileac, hear.] Mr. E. ROIIIN SON (iii rm 5... ., to e114111111e6 Amu M . Curie-s) suited that Adwricari tl tar had bee.. used in lie f' 4 Iloilo. I. NW 1,11 . 1 our Irott,a, b. rinse British 11. in had of been found loanswel ; but niraiKritiantr. had hrtli Made ag,,.11 b. rive En. 11.11 door n fair Mr. lIU ii h llos...rined a William floor; OA the Qaivii swain soi,;itt be 111 the I.iturey, aunt cunileinniog the general .s strips it; Nlinlalvio. Ordered to ill. bible. Sit N ' ol. I LI It I ' IS prf . ...nied a petitiee lln e tin• pnlprie tlt• or %low on li•otarr. o.del en in In- on I lw Lord t.A5TU.1e1 .. ..i611 pie-allied papers friiin the King, it coil) of the titivi-roitient ciicular, In the for, - ign fulmar.. 1111 !tie .ul t jert oit floc H•.ly butes ie,p4 ding N ed to he ',riffled. air H. leb 11.1, IN pot , enieil petition from about 100 ceopt.r, 1.1 1 Ile Ow la oiod 111 •Ilellllllll_ the (111111 11 11 U 1 111111154 teal towaids the (beet.. Toie also pinyed tut enquiry Lan the tuniturt .is 84111 ne of cum in...tett. 'rite I . mrmL.Y 0140 rllud J the cuuduel of i~4lnidual, 111 11411 li use, 111 -pl'aklug of ihe Qu, co as of 11 Conti'. led :.duple„ ; and Ili' hupcd 111 .1 if such pm artier rim tilolied. Oise 11..11•4 ussulsi compel Ilie miu,.lris to prove burl. ii••••I I 11111..-I,t.id 11 1141 ..rimed in be pi d I 0 N, poi-4111rd 11 11/.11111111 ft Liverpool, si~ued b, WO peisnie., rill, ''lit dad, p.a, sestii..ll 10001 1 I.tr 1, t 11.1 1 .1 1 .11 1141111. 1.. the 1.11.a.4) lo.itott unu Ilia 0111 lug., 111 blest 101i1 101 11111101. 14 111111 411.011, 1.04101• tile iteoldi '..01. C lo be 11. 11 w 1 lir 1,0111 i-1111'14 I 111,4,e.-(Ciarrt - •) (Atli UV 1.0.01i0f4 P1.111105.-Nls. J. SMITII pre. b4liteill 111.. pe. mu. 111. 1 VII• 1111•, banker., 11. - 1'11), .11 1.0011.111, biglied by 5010 itritme. He 1.4,1 'weer VUi,i U all- 1...1 if lull lii 111. 1.1011• sespect.,hly sigura, - 'fury pia. 1,1,- ndopt 4U1:11 415 , a-tore* Its 411..0111 be 1 - 1, u1..(..1 11..' Agil.tletl stair of ttie public 11.11141, p•r,Ul.' U 1 lir (11111.4 4 4101 14 1(1 1,11 11 I t.. 1 I.) 1 t..... 1.1 --•( 1 1 1 110 . 11 j.- 11 e I'oll4 1 111 lea 14 11 II I j.• 1.11 11•11 , 1 0,•11.1011 it* 11l 11 juroos• tee th 01 the er,,t41.1.11.011 11fbu1tptis ted tt• it *tip b. let 11104 I .1.•11'7 lii 1 1141 l4ll' 11011 1,1 VtlGetll Vie rul.J. (ill :a, ni.) 11141 roe the must int ,111.1- ou, I oie 1 11.14 unu„ I i brlte...i to hove been n11.4;01141' 101. Tile 111111.011 S 114111 11, 11.1.041 10 110110 10e* ci esfed 111 Ill,' (40u. 01 0000000 • --I i 11.41" 1 . 1 1.11114 114011 cd its 'll-1114... lie st.o. compelled i 4, 1 11101 s 111..1 104 111.1% 11111jlee1 11 I lie 11 101 retliiiA II:18 11.1,1 alltll 11-1 VI Ii 4111.• 1111 the 111110 j 111.11111' 1101 111114 1 1 Oiss Q.ll, 11 lie had bawd aa 1. llli'sl t h ., the 1 1.111,m -bet it had 11.1 ati,lll the 'WM ..... b , fills 1) 011-8 .Cll 11,.' I . Bart. (ri.r W. 041118) slum 11.. i 1114 •• 0104 11.144' 015101111 •01 1111 . 1110), would admit Ittri f (14 11110 t 11 411111 111.41 .) Hr 14101111 4 . 0 lint 111. re rat .0 latch 11 4 0 111811 1111,11. is taltly slluou 1 141:114- (11..a.i. lieut.) Ift it I! la adittitie.! 1 lie lilt. rr.e, or the 414Vessieutp• rs 11... lite YU El i "Ul 1010 isfl.l.lel 1) '4 14 1 , 111 41 1 :dull I) lII.' 1,15a1 4 . Li - •11/01.• q.s.alt•ti 1110.1• of the not. pre.. 11.144 4110 any St ie nut to !nest osSert's4, It .414- qu wok eial satert.is" esiuti,ls, he admitted 4 but I'U. V /11.• 1101 115 L is. 111. •. clove up" ht. ht jetty['deer. lutKia4l.3 A. to the noise, Iber, 4,011141 Ise 14 . 641.111 s 161 41 11...j•jat114.1 I um, eueli tit Witch. file QUI 1.0 . > 1:110111 was Illf . 1•1 11.1111C114 0..11041 14114 .1.1:1 1 Wee WO4 ifs isies is. jor'ity iota II Id. I 1.11.6 e (boll .11 a, -so, :W.1%41151 41 it 1 1.1 1.1..1 U tier a1:J...1). tot.• 14. Itl'e 111 . . 1'4,, it 1b.,. I inose Butt sot uded :he nude 1. Is% sue ueis u4.l.Mt rub imugh ; but loaf ..- THE NATTONA L REGISTER it us Ow ilitutdoc l i it:simians hula yiumi:Peu dr# iew.?•l 1 . 31 limy .00,1 Ile\rf :111 , 11.1 a pa il sll l, o Illt aKNi IT,• the pet.t.un Tieing lortitizlit up lie had nu unjeetion --nut It Will rut rirtt in r.atlier tin tick, way. %Ir. .S 1'1.1.1. jint•6..ll the I.oppori which hr had tiVell to Illy reale )))) . Au inlerrup 1111 l ty.ye ta ken pine. hid 111 , 1 Ike I . Wig niiet Ins (0..11.6 ;Mend Ai dull )el the). ..f 411 prt..11., ...I its, lowly. • up ab tllr 11111Werille 0114 quiet El he r..,] Linn M I wis4 gINJ 'sir had heard the I no. 13.srolires npiuluu of public inrelin_s, n ell as of the Ir” al deviant , on. It IS 11.1 hi. .11 ii•siy uis,tit to Ile •• up," and the luullo.. nt " diet, lie, up" u , 1.1 •opput t That svaa uu adviiiiiuge 1 .. k —fur lit sliongiti It ninon lie drnplllulrahll uhuwn that MCIII.IIOII W. iv every thini, but benctlttal In in , 11. 1111 l Mr. Al.lerisi.a. 11 4.1()L.) Jet tared. that the hon. B .rmiet *as the cams ..1 the 4606.1. As to the petit iiiii , the hots. Haim , t what :tea that it hail beets fairly rained, MO vet be that t'•e majority lot 111 C 14 . 0111 e ..erred aasih the j ,,, f11S le . 11141 Iluuta•. 11 , 171 sere .u• h roan attics iiiii bto br rt•ruo(ttrd I flue hum gent. who just ,poke, ...id he (mold not gi tuq the liu.t:u4t i aa. he mar of I lir I . Ja also elaate• groused to force lard OP. 7160.1 :171111 11.111 4 .11 , 4 11 of the hail. 1 , la fart the liaise aa. prolue. db. tile . 66'0141% 711010e61r trace, for it aa. aril knu6au %%believer hr •le hi. appe.ti at.ee as vivito . ut. - et.a. 11. it alts .114 11)s 0 '470.111 , sable 'maw ..rated h) the lanced rL..uuurat hi. altoola . tit ' s au,l frama, After. • fat I her remark.. from 11 r. Rat mg, Mr. 1 . . I% ' tl. &e. the !ortolan aav hrotight up, Tema, and order. d slu be printed. Mr. W. 811 Fru Woes *turas moved for sundry papers illustrative of toe stunk In %WOO cr•ttuiu (OS 1•1.11 11.1141 - n runt on Ilse bliat r trade; Lord J. Itto.aell lireAvusiv.l.l peal eosispli Kof the puss ut she Kiltutioth.sits surveil ( I •nd the n. 555415544; humor.' h4vesig born dispors•ti of, the House rut tutu a csontia.tiee of supply to cots...tiler sit OW MAW, eblinores, but were rnuoted out hi Mr. Iriestos•st llicre bring I.lllh 25 struibris present. Astioursied Mum 51Iuuilay. FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GJZETTE. BAN K BUTTS. W. Williams and A. Whyte, New Bond Street, hatters. Solieintrs. Messrs. Jones and Bland, Great Alarylebone Street. H. Friend, Southwark. engineer. Sol. Mr. Comerford, Cop flail Court. Throginortun Street. H. Berthoud. Soho rquate, bookseller. So 4 Mr. Tucker, Bartlett's Buildings. Holborn. .1. Keep, Nottingham. grocer. Sot,. Mews. Baxter and 110wker. Gray's Inn Place. W. Purkis, Portsmouth, cabinet maker. Soli. Messrs. Alexander and Holme, New Inn. lt. Knight, Gray's Inn Lane, livery stable keeper. Sol,. Messrs. Pullen ana Sur., Fore Street. G. Harris, Worship Street. Finsbury Square, coach proprietor. Sol. Mr. Abra ;am. Jewry Street. Aldgate. J. Shorey, Croydon, Surrey, coal merchant. Sol. Mr. Long. Nelson Square. P. Grove, Cardiff; Glamorganshire, straw hat manufacturer. Sol. Mr. Wood, Cardiff: S. Godfrey, Market Weighton, Yorkshire, innkeeper. Sol. Mr. Evans. Hatton Garden. J. Castle. Banwell, Somersetshire, victualler. Sot,. Messrs. King and Lukin, Gray's Inn Square. R. S. Skey. Stratford upon Avon, Warwickshire, carrier. Sots Messrs. Tooke and Carr, Gray's Inn. W. Symes, Crewkerne, Somerset. linen draper. Sol. Mr. Pearson. Temple. E. Crowe, Wymondham, Norfolk. shopkeeper. Sol. Mr. Saggers, Crosby Square. M. Vigor, Bristol, cabinet maker. Sole. Messrs. Hicks and Braikenridge, nattlett's Buildings. P. Pennell, Whitborne, Herefordshire, fanner. Sot,. Messrs. Hilliard and Co. Gray's Inn Square. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 40, F. W. Rutledge. Lu.:as Street, Commercial Road. CUM dealer-10, W. Hancock. Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, cabinet maker-20, M. Gaxe, Mitcham. Surrey, brewer-17. 11. White, Warminster, Wiltshire, linen draper-10, J. Gut 1111 l , Wenuover, Bucks, timber merchant-24, R. Edwards, Great Surrey Street. linen draper-23. W Houk, Stourport, Worces tershire, cabinet maker-24, C. Glover. Braintree, Eidex, linen draper-20, S. Cooper, Tottenham Court Road, baker-20, J. Rogers. Strand, merchant-27. G. A. Wigney and G. Seymour, Chichester, brewers-20, W. Till, Pernonville, merchant-3, 11. and .1. Dodson,Three Tun Court, Southwark, hop merchants —2O, T. C. Butt, Nag's Head Court, Grarechurch Street, per fumer—to, J. BASS, Woodford, Essex, victualler-20,'1'. Norris. Ranisgate, grocer-21. J. Lister and J. B. Lay, Huddersfield, dyers --21, .1. Woodburn, Nltlthurp, Westmoreland, timber merchant-6. T. Ackland, Greenwich, butcher-Ig, B. .\loss, Chamber Street, Goodman's Fields, watchmaker. CERTIFICATES to be granted t 4 eb. 20. J. H. Arnett. Chelsea, coal merchant—W. and H. Webb, Bristol, linen drapers—J. Bramwell. Liverpool. ship chandler— W. Housman, Bri,ige Street, lihickfriurs„ merchant—.l. Harris, Bristol, Isoolstapler—.l. C. Wel ford, Adam's Court, Old Broad Street, merchant—J. Gilbert, P4nioutli, hutelier—T. Bury. Ekt.Ler. factor—H. Taylor, Manclieste , and E. Taylor, Black ley, calico printers. All the excluded evidence in the case of the Queen, with the testimony of those witnesses who arrived too late to be examined in her Majesty's defence, will speedily be laid before the public,— Additional proofs of her Majesty's innocence, and of the infamous nature of thg proceedings against her, will thus be furnished. A highly intelligent person who has seen the documents states that such a ina..4 of prod' in favour of un act used peison was never befure exhibited. r. Mash, one of his Majesty's Gentlemen Ushers, was in attendance in the Huns:: 01 . Commons doting the whole of the &hate on Lord A. Hamilton's motion on Friday evening. After the division, Lord CastkreaL;ll sent u nute by him to the King, coninninteating the result. A bingtal.r circumstance occurred at the late levee. A gentleman of tespectuble appearance being pre sent, d to the King, knelt down and tommvnced speech to his Majesty, couplaining of the manner in wigich seine petition he had presented had been received. His Nlojcsty waved his hand for the gen tleinun to Furs uti, Lilt he tohliticd kneeling and speaking. On this Lord Lake, assisted by uth,r., seized the gcit liematt by the shoulders, and rt:wovi.Al him from the ruymi i.n..bena: by _".~- - t i p , _ _ . ~- .: COMMON HALL. • On Mond a y a COlllOlOll Hall was held pursuant to a requisition, for the purport. of ettle.iol• rm.: of the pra wn-1y of Clptionitoot both Houses id' Parliament to place the Qoetoo's name in the lomtray. and r siore her to her foal rights and privileges. Almon one o'clock the Lord Mayor took the chair. Ilia Lordship stated, that her Map-sty had been waited on last M lay with the address, smell at the last Cu,untun Hall, to which she h-en pleased in return a most gracious :inswer, which should hr read.—[ller Majesty's answer was theta read.] —The Lord Mayor again addressed the meetin g , to stale that he had received a letter from Lord Holland, and another loom Lord Erskine, returning thanks tor the votes of approbition of their conduct, Which ltad been passed at the last COllllllOll Hall His Lordship bald, he bud iiii.orionately left the letters behind hum; but they should he read before the meeting broke up. Mr. RT LAND then presented himself to the meeting; he said, lie a .dressed his fellow-citizens for the first time, inn lie appeared before theist with t distuay, con fident 01 the goodness of his cause, and conscious 01 the purity of his actions: he was born among his fellow. cis zees ; he was united with them by every tient' interest and of affection. :nod he trusted he should die as he nail lived—ine firm them! of l'arlinnentary Reform, of the Colosittutiont, and of Justice, sod by consequence of the Queen. It was, lie said, become the custom with 11,•r Alai s ty's eueinies to call by the name of hem the meetings that had taken place all mei the country to gne expression to the public sentiment oil the conduct o his Ministers--ort the unconstitutional and illegal treatittent 01 the gieen—on the distress dlidoppresSioll of the people. Ile was aware the present meeting would be called disloyal by those who met lii holes and colliers, and, with closed dlOrS, mainifactured what they called Loyal Addresses. But if toyalty Means 10 hove our King, and warn hint of his danger from evil cuunarllurs, it loyalty torsos to reverence and obey the laws, then are we loyal subjects. (Hear, Ilea.) The learn ii t rnticnt it then read a series of resolotions, de clarattory of the Settle entertained by the meeting 01 the pnuluci pursued by *waters latwartls her M jesty, and of tlie provi lily it veil/Inning both 11.1111 Sell 4 Patti:ll'B.in to procure the Mae:lion of tier M tjesty's ill ..e in the Liturgy, anti tier restnratillll to all her r1 ; 4111s and &twit ties, and to take sonit steps as may be necessary lor brio:4 . loA her persecutors to condign punishment. . . All the resolutimui were received with the greatest applause Mr HALL came forward to second the resolutions. lie claimed indulgence on the same account as the glower, it being no first time to address his citizens. lie saii', the subject on which they were met had been already Um fully and ably discussed at public sneetings, and particulatly by the tree and independent public Press, that he felt it unnecessary to detain the meeting for any length of time. Nothing, he was cer tain, but the fears of Ministers prevented their attempt ing to shackle the free Press; but they were aware that when the lirittsit Lois wits once roused, they dare not offer hint such an insult; and the future historian would delight to record tile emiduct of the virtuous people of this c ountry, %%lien their Queen was basely accused and oppressed.—He concluded by stscoliditig the resolutiotia that had been read Alderman WAITHKAN said, he wished to cotigratu.. lite the Common Hall upon the decisions that they were a delitterattve body, who mialit meet to discuss questions of a political nature, notwithstanding all that 'lad orris sail of their proceedings as lent[ tumultuous and ths.itilerly; the Nlerelimits and Hauliers of the city were at least not qualified to set them an example its that resret. was It ll) he expected of the Hole and Corner Men, who had hitherto alleged the clamour with wtitcu they were reCCIVed as an excuse Mr not snowing tneitiselt es, that they soutald endeavour to carry every thing by clamour, Instead of fairly meeting their salts pots:mut to the fields of argument, when they had an °p p. ~ yof doing owl—He concluded by expressing a hope that the exivostuots which he said ne had made would be lawful in sheaving, that the Cll.lll . leS Of *llea j,iveradrlrs were wilt/widen, iu titruseing memo back up tit tlaetitselvt 'roe several resol a, with the addiess founded Upon .111 Viii, %%cr, men put and carried. It was niUVOLI that he I'cuuuu 1,0 nit: 111),Ise of I. suottlil be pre ...lord by the Doke of auu tom to the House of by the City Aletathers. Tostalas were toad to Mr. Helann and Mr. Hall, for the able manlier w wweli tile) 'tad hroogin the business til the day tors Thaillis %%tie allS, V(4O It/ the Lord Nl..yor, n lieu, alitr s Turner olisereatmiis [ruin /V44'1111-1111 ‘V..,(1, Mr. Fatell, and Mr. Crook, MC LONDON FASHIONS FUR FEBRUARY. .....r.- EAGLIsIi BALL I)llAl4.—lt..und dreg. of film net over it ilir ilit• Uri dies,. is ilk a l lisle lui• I N't.l44.liall ii•ii‘t•, ui ul ii•- beIN rues lite Witting. , 01 air u.nularls 01 1 41110 knots lit Nil , 111. dun Nllydl of 'war's loAlilitg 1111111 Caleb In.nynrl. 11410041 Eno m iie of Lillie Pa , 111; Idled li 1. I. 11. i. !ram' Nill4 allk 111 d4ln. Drarely ul Nhllr S.l.lt)t K Anzr. 111ralu tt Wilt . Hu*, IA ion his. hail, 1141411111 , 0,, %Ills peal la, anti 1114111011 11. 84 pulptus the ilia chi wogriattgetl Vistolp.k. us litius••• • 1 04,e 441-4 Male did Rine *alai 1.111.111 N Ills Nll.ll I uoctita, kn.; ss lisle kid g10v46. ,Hills Iwo, villll 111.• I.led . ..ant .4i 111 n - %hilt si:ver. PAI4IsIAN 11AI.L Alla —Flori at Ventlias aatisr, 111101111'11 %Allis 11141) saliao 111 Is) Hill ill . l ul diall..l a IA•B"iiirl , 10, Is) $411.• .1 I ~ U) ' lll.lll Loarl 110.1) of tuby velset .41.1 uluir :414111., I Willie. 111 , 111 111 Ily a rill.) ul a 11ra11 1,1. u, Is. 4. u•ficiii a , l'iliett ul pedi int• Oast cunliuttl on h. lutclllls II anis a l'uu lit title peas.. Pears 111 cklace, , rued in ii unt allll • Mb) niuut.h. Col trllooll4l au.l nutty 11a1554 _ - ;i fat -