FErtIIVA RY „17. rages which we so strongly reprobate, and wl,ich we hope they have sincerely repented. Open, we humbly beseech your Royal Highness, the faithful 'sage of history, and when your Royal 114imeia has there read the invariable consequence of Princes being induced to make common cause with corrupt courtiers against an injured people, we presunta humbly to hope that your Royal Highness will receive, with your mutual kia lacisland hilulgence, this our dutiful and loyal Address.•• Mr. Col:holt, jun. seconded the ,%direl3 in a few words, bat front hiN diffidence could not he heard. Sir. Holt then c.une forwartl, and all:tressed thn meet'ne : Ye aeciirde:l in sentiment with all that liati been said by i\lajor CartsvriOit, and adverted to many of his former topics in the course of his oration. 'the Address wag the,' put and carried, 33 well as a Vote of T tanks to Sir Fi wick Rimlett and Lori Cochrane, for their effort:. in siniliontion of the con3titutional rights of elicit tel. Low sitlklects. . . . . . stir Frauds Iturffett returned thanks in a Ion; speech—the Hon. Bart. was sanguine in his opinion the: tlio cause ot• Re form would triumph. Hi• mach not the least allusion to the - repeated attacks directed against hint by Mr. limit, at the Spo-fields meeting. Lord Cochrane, its his Address, adverted to the e;reum stance that occurred on Tuesday night, in the Commons, when a 'trendier voted against 4 Petition without hearing its emtents. Oaly two days tgu (said his Lordship) three mem bers were found sknlkitig in a corner of the House in order to avoid voting on either side of the question, which was whe ther a Petition fir Reform should be received. An Hon. Neither ()Ir. Latubton) who dest•r% cc, a statue for his pre. • settee ci mind, Myth - ell of one of them (Mr. S. Thornton) whether he knew whit W4i the immediate question before the Home, to which he replied, that he knew :milling about the matte, lough.)—lie was then asked on which side lir meant to vote, when lie looked :doom him, and finding that Isis own friends wire the " Noes," lie went out of the. House, and joined them in the tabby. But this was only one instance of the bias towards the interests id the public winch was daily exhibited in that House, where, upon a division being called fur, a ge n re of members, who had been guzzling in the coffee. yawns, miulit he seen hastening down its order to vote on a subject which hail been disenss'ed in their absence. Oh! if the people could bat see for one day what there took place, thew would never wish to visit it again. • Atter thanks had been voted to Nlsjor Cartwright and the IT igh Bailiff, the meeting broke up. Hunt and young Cobbett were drawn home in a hackney coach by the mob. CHARGE OF HIGH TRE.ISONI -mpg COMMITTAL TO T lIF. TOWER OF WATSON, PRESTON, HOOPER AND K EAR E. The office of the Hone Secretary bas been in a constant ints'lle since Sunday lust, %hen the different persons whose names have hero so often mentioned were arrested. Ihe investigations into their proceedings have been unremitting, Rail the final remit is, that most of them are now committed for trial Mi no less ach ir4t• than that of High Treason. Our information k st ry scanty, for the examinations tid fore file ;Privy Council are not suffered to transpire. All that we tire permitted to know is, that on . lintrsday evening, at eight o'clock, the Cabinet Ministers, together with Site Law-Officers, assembled at the Honie Offiee,:tiel the elder IV.atson, Preston, -the two Evatises, I nstles, and Keea, alias Kearns, underwent sepal ate examinatione, which lasted till eleven o'clock.' 0 •this occasion such eire iiiii 4aneet, it is said, came out, as in• ihiecil the Ministers to decide on the cotninittal of some of ti:e .prisoners for high treason. On Friday morning Lord Sitl ionath directed a warrant to the Keeper of Newgate to de liver op to Yibtores, the King's Messenger. the body of wlbo has been detained since the last Old Bailey :Ses sions for a misdemeanour. Hooper was acCOrdiugly sent to the ulliee of the Mule Secretary. tit the mean time the Ikeepei orrothill-tields Brideweli and the /loose of Corms , lion brought up from their respective prisms, Watson, Pres ton, Keen, and Castes. Great care was taken to keep them separate from each other. A King's Messenger and a police officer were assigned to guard each prisoner. Thu examination respecting - these persons contilitted from 3 till half-past 1 o'clock, doting whirls tidue three witnesses were examined.—a woman who keeps a public-60mq , , a black man her servant, and another man who is by trade a smith. rie testimouy of these tlerenent% went to confirm an impor tant statement of another witness, whose evidence is not slit felted to be published. All that see can I:ty is, that a pretty strong report is in eireulatiou, that the smith has beers em ployed to deadly instrumenk, surto as pikes, etc. • at the close of the examination, directions were sent to the Coaneil-office to make out the customary forms of commit ment for high treason; Watson, estnn, Hooper and Keen, Mai Kcarn were the persons ordered to be so committed. Immediately afterwards the warrant of connititment was ? i vie d ! i y t • cwel re C Mobsters au S Privy Cumuli :I r. before-mentionetl. Castles was sent back to Tothill-fields. All the necessary and legal forms being gone through, Arrange.. ments were lilt Ic for conveying the prisoners to the Tower, Allii lour Itack.esy co.:dies were speedily procured, in each of which one primmer, with his twit guards, was placed. The gnat& consisted of four King's Messengers and four Bow. street officers. Si N. Conant rode in the first carii:tge. itr.iltrade left the Secretary of St.ate's °thye abut': give aid proceeded to the Tower, where they arrived .it lt.iif ; 4st tire. The Deptity,governor, and (Model Sutton, the com manding officer or the guard, were on duty to receive than: t h e ga l es were closed as soon ill the coaches Ii id peis•ed throtigh them. The prisoners were conducted to the s, cond i-ate apat tments, which had been prepared for their reception. leach of them is confined in a separate room, With two war deur ( . yeoman of the guard) as constant ht‘itie att. ta;lants, while two sentinels i.t.e constantly to keep the watch up the otit,i(le of the door of cacti room. As soon as the evintinations were etnsetl, o:.1 the prisoners hit b,..en dispatched to this safe and impteenable cu s tody. Lord Sitlmotith went to Carlton-house to acquaint the Prince llrgeut with the re s ult of the operations of the i'rivy Ottmeil. It is ►ight to mention. that Proton pessisti in sat • iuQ that the two rvauw..a had no kind of eon twetion with hint. 'Mete two individuals, were not examitted on Frid.ty. Mn. PLATT.—WC are happy to lean t! et Mr. Platt going on well. The tall still remains, but th. 2 wadding has been expelled. The wound continues to • sipparute kindly, and n, doubt is entertained by his ',gyms of his ultimate rezovery. •He, however, is P •" d to his bed. From the LONDON GAZETTE, Tuesday, Feb. 11. Mt SHIER returned to OnVie in .PArtt.t.tstr.NT. Mahnesbury—Sir W. Allay, Bart. vice W. It. Beach, Esq. who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. N. Hun Iles, of Crantield, Bedfordshire, cattle-dealer. J.Bnoww.jun.of Rodhorough, W. C. /19W N of Stonehouse, and J. Moan e, of Dow iel!Itl, Glotteeiter.,ltire, clothiers. BANKRUPTS. BALT. J. late of Windmill street, Finsbury-square, stationer, Feb. 15,22, March 25, at Guildhall. Att. Nlr.Stmet, Broad-qt.-buildings. YOUNG K. of Greenwich, dealer, Feb. 15, 25, March 25, at Guild . .. . halL Att. Mr. Recd. Mark-lane. BRIGHT T. of Watling-strect, silk-manufacturer, Feb. 15, 25, March 25, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. James, Bucklm,bury. EMPSON G. of Sheffield. tanner. Feb. 20,21, March 23, at Sheffield. Mt. .Ir. illakclozk, Se.rjemies-inn. Iltrlours J. of North Nibley, clothier, Feb. 20, 21, March 25. at Petty France, Gloucestershire. Att. Mr. Williatns. Ite.l Linn-sq. WioLtswonTri W. and .1. W. of Halifax, rneritanti, March 5, 6, 21. at Halifax. Atts. Wigleswort:i "Jul Co. Gray's-inn. Scattnonu watt .1. of Buckden, initholJer. Feb. 25, at Hanting.lon, 21. March 25, at Buckden. A. Mr. Clennell, SCARBOKOLTOH W. of Stilton, innholder. Feb. 25. at Huntiug.lon, 26. ..larch 25, at Bucialca. Att. Mr. ('lcnnell, Staple-inn. SucKsmarit S. of Cronvtol, rotten-mnufacturer, Feb. 22, :'.ll-.11 1, at Nilils!'leiter, 25, at Isa•:aster. Atts. }lurJ and Co. Terv:,l.... CLOSE J. hue of Doncaiter, broker, Mitch 7, 8, 25, at Dons:aster. Atts. Long Jill and Co. Gntr's:nn-sqUare. SIIACELOCK J. late of NlartstiAJ, Notts, nie:oer, Feb. 17,18, March 23. at Hudder.tield. Att. Mr. :kitty°. Chamxry-lane. RUGE ILA S. of frevetitin. At ixttuttth,itice. coal-tar-amaufaetut Feb. 21, 22, Attch .45; at roatipool. Atta. l'rice and Co. WonsEY .1. of Bilston, waiter, Feb. 21, 22, March 25, at Birming hic.u. Au. Mr. F.gerton. Giay's-inn.squate. II ous stilt I. gen. of Alston, woollen-draper, Feb. 26, 27, March 23. at Carlisle. Att. Mr. Birkett. Cloak-lane. ~IARTI s T. of Chichester, collar-maker, Feb,„l 7, 19, March 25, at Chichester. Atts. Few and Co. Covent -i.;arden. lES W. of Wick and .tbson, Glouc•*.hire. plumber, Feb. 2t, 22, March 25, at Bristol. Au. Mr. King. Sericants'-inn. EARL A. of Carlisle, druggist, Feb. 26, 27, March 25, at Carlisle. Au. Mr. Birkett. KING \V. of Leanington, stablolceeper. Feb. 2-I, 25, March 25, at Harton-upoo- faat. Atts. Hicks and Co. Bartleit's-buildings. Cow EJ. of Colchester. coach-maker, Feb. tit°, 21, March 25, at Colcherer. Ans. Pocock and Co. Ely-placu. BENNETT G. of Little EceleF.ton, Lancashire, tanner, Feb. 26, 27, March 25, at Gaistang. Mts. H urd :mil Co. Temple. Rom NsOS IV. of Carlisle, meren. Feb. 24, 27, :11...r.:11 25, at Car- Att. Mr. llodgcnn. Dyer's-conrt, Akiermanbury. DIVMENIIS AT GCII..DHAI.L. R. Baxter, of thz 'Talbot-inn-yard, ire:limn - leer. March 29. C. Boklero and Co. of Cornhill. hankers, March is. D. Fowler and It. Green, of Lime-street, m e rchants, March 4. . . _ J. Godbold, of 114100-garden. upholder. Feb. 15. G. Covey, of Bla::kwall, boat builder, Feb. 't.{. .1. W. Harvey &R. i:opland, of High-lir:et, linen drapers, March ri. J. Hen - son and A. N 4: ihOn, :Ilitre-court, Milk -street, merchants, March 8. F. Judin. of Ilatton.gardm. mcreiiant, March .1. W. I.uddington, of BriAlg.:-.Arcct. 8r....t01. hatter, March 22. M. Moore, of Albennarlc-sztoct, fancy .1 css maker, March 8. T. l'orter, of Onion-court, ninchant, ire% 11. J. Powell. of Tottenham.court.road, iroimionger, March 11. J. N. Raticlyffe, of Birmingham. March 4. . H. Schroder, of college-hill, sugar keine:, March 25. J. Wright, of King strat, ware ,uuseivau.. March I t. 1)I\ IDENI)S IN TIIF. ...... _ .1. and E. Dixon, of Liverpool, merchants. March 7. N. 31`Knight and Co. of Liverpool. mere:rants, March 10. R. Wood, 4 Marton, Yorkshire, horse dealer. March 6. C irr cATEs. MAR C T. Boyce, of Brantford. thrrr.er—W. 'Chester, of Owsl:y. S iroeshire, maltster—.l. T. English, of .%Isop's htrlldirves, merchant—V. Forster, of Glaueester, picture frame dealer-W: (lemon and Co. of Langbourne-cliamhers, Fenchurch street, merehants—R...liteCKoll. of no:flaw. Sedburgh, Yorkshire, wool denier and chapman—S. dares, of Sandcs. Ikelthrel, how. deader.—E. Kirkpatrick, of Moat. CumberLert, butter-factor.—J, Lythstor, of Liverpool, timber-merchant.—A. Macknair, of Queen steed,. Golden-square, book jinder.—W. Nelson, of Liverpool, mu.- sharit.—ll. Nurilish of Meophann. Kent, heti:char.—C. Puggas.ley, of Low,T-road, Aix-cloth maraufe:turtr.-I'. ittcharis, of Lic_rpuol, nier.:lautt.—J. Shipley, of Ilirminglinm, coach-maker, C.Wielimann and It. Beckwith. of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchants. —W: Wilson, of Ilawkc.ide. Cumberland, dealer,—S. Worthing. tun, of Pendleam. Lancashire, printer. PAIITNERSIII DISSOLVKII S. Birch, of Stoney Dale, Lancashire, and J. lialford, of Matches cheater, merchants. Bromley and Band, of Coleman-street, alctionecrs. Martin and l'czkover, of Bristol, pin -factors. S. and J. Cowell, of Sutton at Hone, Kent, millers. Evans and .0 , ir, of lasuniti,t.r. snlicitors. t. ;aid Furnival, of Liv...rpo.d, Frueers. Gledhill and Ileycs, jun. of Staasheld, York, corn eLzlers. T. and 1.. Grandy. of Salford, phisterers and Felton, of I .ondon Johnson and Carr, of Berwick. John on and Co. of Osgathorpe, Leicestershire, worsted makers. Malian' and Cartwright, of (/xfoAl-street, boot makers. IVidelleton and Gates, of Dover, bricklayers. W. and N. Oshoume. of Kingston-tiism-Ilull, rail merchants. It. and .1. Stratton, of Bristol, whcelwr:ghts. plow kei and Cu,x of Dudley, iruniunngers. OMITTED FROM LAST SATURDAY'S nAZULTE. DIVIDENDS AT (;1 , 11.11111.‘1.1.. H. Clark. of Sr. Mary-hill, inoiranee-broker. Feb. 22. C. Sharpl.7. of (':oohridge, perfumer. March 1. J. Chapman, of Mansell-street, merchant, B. BeekAt. of Dorking. grocer, March 1. W. tliark, of Wavi•lane, Tower-street, merchant. Feb. 15. G. S. Haycock. of ('abridge, linen-draper, March I. W. Stuckey, of Fleet-street, victualler, March 22. T. Carter, of old Ford, brewer, March 15. A. G. Milne, of Mitre-court. merchant, March G. Taylor and G. Jarman, of Fern.'iorch-st. merchants, March et, J. T:, rer, of Bickerstatf, cattic-deals, Feb. stS. T. Sowerhy, of New Baal-street, nil:liners, March 1. .1. Smith, of Dole Ihincney-otreet, Mar...h 1. T. lialer, of Great Wakening. surgeon, 31areli 1. DIVIDENDS IN 'l'lll3 W. Aspinall. of Liverpool, grocer, March 1. T. Clinton, of Hereford, hors: dealer, :March 3. G. Flower. of lork, vintner, March 6. J. Gibh.,, of Birmin,;loco, battian-maktr, Marcie 1. E. R •u_eau'b Co. of Fonsinouth, coal-ra.reliani4, Marc!: G. J. James, of fiwansea. culAnct-maker. Mardi 1;'. 11. Maddy aid T. T. cough. of Hereford. w..•' taplcr.;„ Marc:: 6. B. Rote. of Svram , ...l, merchant. March to. I'. Woodd. of El,manont, inn-keeper, March ). W. 'Vandal of Taunton. Mr.:ch 3. C VRTIFICATES, Mane)" Beaumont, of I.in wnoTlen-driiper.—W. Delfoed, of Altlerspt,.-strect, gold- Betts. of Cliarlc-street, G.roseenor-squarc, upholder.— J. Checketts, o: Wcyfields, Sinitterfiekl. Warwickshire, lime-burner. Cooke. of Winsley-street. St. .Mary-le-butte. n . ;' •c Id, of W1.2.•-ce.:.•.ipcl.inarket, hay tale= IY-: • n. of Westinorland, Dorman:l, North SY:4llls, groccr.—C. Farrel., of Doncaster, jeweller.—H. Ford, of Portsmouth, and of London, hardwareman.—W. Gibson, of Pontefract, woollen draper--P. Heath, of Shrewsbury, butcher.—A. Illiogworth, of George-yard, Lombard-strest.-1 , . Lacy, of South -street, Finsbury square, merchants.—J. Lepengwell, of South Town, merchant. Lewis, of Dudmaston Lodge, Shropshire, miller.—T. Lowndes, of Broad-street, Chettpside, warehouseman.-I'. "I•Cortliy. of Long lane, Bermondsey, Surrey, skinner.—H. and W. Patty, of Carleton, Monmouthshire, tin-plate manufacturers.—'t'. and J. Pea, of lbw wick, Lancashire, calico-printers.—G Philips, of Carmarthen, mo ney-scrivener.—l. Porritt, of the Minories, chooser:to:igen—W. Shaw. of Sculcoares, Yorkshire, merchant—J. Thompson, of Wap ping -wall, St. Paul, Covent-gardeu.—R. 'Tomlinson, of Leek, shop keeper.—J. Tomlinson, of Tooley-street, Southwark, haherdasher.— S. l'urner, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, mercer.—J. Wilson, of Coventry. - wine and brandy merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Timberlake and Son, of Oxford-street, tallow-chandl,:rs. T• and J. Wallace, of the Bomugh, tailors. Denfrin aid Moffatt, of Liverpool, boat-builders. leaks and Oixev, of Broad -street, ship agents. T. and J. Wood. of Manchester. merchants. .1 and H. Pringle. of Crpeth, millers. Ingham and Norman, of Yarmouth. plumbers. • Brigs and Whitworth, of Hull, grocers. Knowles and Cordinglev, of Lombard -street, gold !Icemen. Venables and Love. of Burslein, sugar manufacturers Sampson and Co. of Suffolk-lute, merchants. Rickwood and Son, of Horsham. surgeons. Meech and Roberts, of Windmill-street, wine-dealcrs. Dinning and Holbrook, of Bristol, chair-makers. R. and 11. Shirley. of Cliatlwria, leather-cuttzr.. Flohlie and Go. of Blackburn, coal-merchants. Hereon an.' B:slford. of Lad-lane, warehousemen. Broome and Ogden, of Manche.tcr, salesmen. Micks and Cll. of Gosport, timber-merchants. Ilardwicke and Co. of Bognor. Mr. JOHN WILLIS, who now resides at No. 7, King•strsct, Chelsea, was invalided from the 59th Regiment, for an inward Complaint, attended with the most pinball and alarming symtoms ; he was sent from Madras to England, where he arrived about two years ago. much debilitated and emaciated, since which he was attended by several medical men, but his disease gradually ire creased, until he consulted Dr. CA 3IL RON, of Berner's-stieet, who, by analyzing a small quantity of his urine, discovered that he la boured under a diseased Liver; and although his constitution was so much impaired, Dr. Cameron atfindod him almost immediate re lict. and in a few weeks restored him to perft.rt health, which he con tinurs to enjoy, and r.ttends his daily employment in the India House.—Dr. Cameron ii consulted from ten o'clock till three. at his nouse, No. 54, lierner's-strext, Oxford-stmt, and gives advices to the Poor without a foz. TILE COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COMPANY, Ebtablithed in the ycar 1808. So. 10. Skinner-strest, and N 0.310, Oxford-street. London. THE COMPANY solicit the Public attention to the Company's I.ist of GENUINE WINES, SPIRITS, and CORDIALS. rusting, that. u their Prices are fixed on their usual moderate Scale, they will, as heretofore, give full satisfaction to that truly respectable part of the comintinity, Persons who Pay Ready Money ; no pains or expense having been spared for the last Eight Years, in selecting the roost rare Wines that could be procured front the choicest Vintages in the World. PORTUGAL. WINES. Pcr DOT. lied Port, Vintage 1812 Ditto, ditto. first quality, and the best imported 4Bs. • Ditto. seoled T.R.A. drawn firm the Pipe as ordered, and allowed to be the most superior that is sold Ditto, ditto, Is months in bottle Old Roriz crusted, curiously high and soft flavoured fire. Bacillas, from the !rock Grape Old Port, in pints, Vintage 1' 404 • 345. SPANISII AND LISBON WINES. Pine Old Sherry, dirzet ... 525. Liss n, daect —..„ 414.. Ditto. ditto, East India, Ditto, East India Gtk. lnintrlikss) Ditto. pale ditto, ditto 63s. Diu:o. Old Rota Tent RHENISH. Rte. __ . loselle Rhenish inns. Ditto; very Old l4os. NI A DEI RA'S, T s.NERIFFF.'S. &c. Fine TenerifF Dino V idonia I Ditto I.anL•arotte I litto Rich Palma I lit to lins:sti Madeira FRENCH. Claret, small flavoured, but I Chanipagne,tite finest spark good bodied Ditto, the cutest ( bateau Ditto, ditto. creaming l2i::. ".largott I Ins. Yin de Grave Ditto, ditto, I..atitte I los. Sauturnc limy . ..tidy. Ist Growth I los. Vin de Garnac't, st curious I i crtitagts, Ist Growth l:tv.,. a ..ITe artier: ll6s. ohl Frontignisc C.‘PE WINES. Cape ladeira .tlic usual tine Red Cap?, from the finest quality, sold by the C. 11. Tints Grape, transplant- W. e 5 is. ei Ditto, Yin de Grave, in t'onstantia, the linest, in French bottles CORDIAI.S. Pin? Apple Shrub 5^46 I Noycau, Reiland White... 665. l)o. 11r..nsly. do.dclicion .„, t.t.s s , I GENr.I.;sIE SPIRITS —Per Galttn. English Gencra.9s.6sl.-1 is. fah Jamaica Runs, Fs:nth - Warty 124.61 fin? las. co. Unlit:rids ditto, pure Whitt 265. Cogniac, fine old Jamaica Huns, old and Ditto, in bottles. twenty-six soft lgs, fid. rears old For t h e conven i cex y of those rouili-s who pref.'s' their Wines in Pints, aasi for Connoisveurs in superior Articles, the Company have selected the most curious Wines, &c. and offer the fulbwing, as the most choice that can be produced : per Doz. Fine West India Madeira, in pints Ohl East India ditto, of the most esqui.itc flavour and quality 31aluisey Madeira Male tley Canary Vin dc Garnaslt W IS tort Wincs,Vintatre 1815 111 U Ditto. ditto !Rig l incokl Siitrry llO Ditto East India • l'ort C, per Doz. OH East Ir.dia Sherry of t:te moat carious taut sc.trce quality Fist: old dry !aroit Ditto CArcarena . Ditto ('ursuntia, very rare (pi tlity 35:. .l'cr ripe. I)i:to West India Matlira —CI?* I Di:to Eo.it Ind .t ditto T..ntritk and Vidor:is -s Cape M. i ira, the tir.eat 65 ~„._ superidr vxe..4letice. The Conouerciol I la.ll Waite Cotm...ny !lave pl:!amtn: toinfoctw thei.• Cusrters, Far.iilics or the tirit anti lliitmet,o, and the Public in PORT. that titer have now f , r Aale TLY Tatit'SAND of rORT. r././ibiet for flavour and trot eseetet ce of (liality is ITnique. the Price 545. ner Dottn. This Wine is Ef the parestQuality of l'ortogel lied Inc.W from the Wood, and is only Intended for keeping to p:othice such 11' . .0c as never can be (-lc:reds and to prevent any other Wine from I)...infr introduced as this Ail iele. the Public are informed that every Cork wi!l lie sealed with bright Rai Wax and the Words " t'OMMERCIAI. HALT. WINE com P. , \ - x," " T. 13 "