I 1 I el 1 . .; , il, IVl' T.ll I .1 ; 1 1 7 M._ ~. lalf -is,aaaaassit...,; i'n'r•Airfl 4.lk*,eznollttitto4lll4, a number of iopira relative to the Convtation, and' the Of employed in it. lie maintained that Petitions for lavestigl were not at all rendered untiece4var , on account of the ar given by his Niajeirty to the Afttlre , s of the Citizens of Lai inasmuch as that (Answei.'.was. addressed to the Court of', ruin Council alone,' and Mit to. the inhabitants of Ramps, He then dtcelt upon the variotts . qppOinttecitts held by Si thur 11 ellesley pt,•%l.ias 'to litdia, as vvell'as be recei,ed sine hi; tetittn, arils:rid, that out of £9l Stair cers, it sta. a s:iaene that sllpisters did not select one of tie (.n11)111..1)(1 the expedition to Portugal, without c>atline up( Chief Secre,ary to• the Lard Lieutenant of Ireland. Btu niser.,, he bald, would attempt to screen Sir Arthur'Well bee..u,e he was allied to a powerful family, who had theitisehes not by such talents as, "were shinin , or laudab i . be heating the pone ltittians as 'a do g would a flock of The family, he said, possessed i .celye votes in the Rot Commons, and it was not wonderful' that Miaistera • piton deavour to screen Ste At thur—Hear Ilear ! That fatoity, he said, received no less than 23,16&. annually the Country, a sum w hic4l exceeded the poor rates of parishes, on an avai•age of the paris:hes iii England and W In the progress of his speech, Mr. Cobbett'sivid, he could r list of individuals whcsbeaelitted by the ivar, and %Odell occupy two hours. lie mentioned Mr. GairLiere, of Wye , who, as Apothecary-General to the Army, received an iti.aime of 12,3091. 10s. bri.—A great uproar end cOnfusie took idace; some of 1.'.4 meeting irying, Stop ! Slop ! Goon! Go on ! The Sheriff observed, that every tbing irrelevant to the lion should he omitted Upl/11 this occasion, and if there wet difference of opinion upou the subject, he must take the se, the Meeting upon it. Sir Francis Baring rose to speak to order. The *ea( said, was called for as special purpose ; that purpose was t lie, not a private purpose, and therefore it was, in his op totally itre K titur to introduce the name of au individual w' nothing to ilo with the Conveution. Mr. Cobbett then resumed. lie said Ministers had mi fay not bringing certain Military ()dicers to trial ; and that tn..-e motives oils, the interest certain individuals had in to iting the war. After a long speech in ilwttemnaliol C iiivelition,aild some observations on the offices and etunfk of the Duke of York, in the course of which he was arc; ally interrupted by applaiises and disapprobation, and .vandal order, .he read ail Address, which was seconded Ara....Atr. Batter. Rev; Sty. Poulter next oTered himself to the attent tiktneeting. • Ile thought the answer of his Majesty to the tens Of t tOsalon• completely satisfactory. Re maintained on that accou rt, pit further addresses on that sullied wen Oetely; onn • cers-ak4.:: Could there be the least doubt of la Inqairy takinge.olare, he:shoold be the first to petition At er paneg.yries on the military talents of S thur Wellesley , be deprocated any factious 4tem pi io alien. pe.. t ile at this time from . the Executive Government, bpi bein:4 united, criminfilarrOld-divided we cannot stood . tic rrfore fait it Isis duty do. pzopose, as an amendment to the '1 tins ornpo,e,l by the Noble Lord," t hat notw i tlistanding tl svii•cia e vrienced ttoroug,h4ust the country in come% of the late Cooventiim, :vet, ,upon tuft groulid of his M. batting alread, pledged himself : 44 iliskitate inquiry, and it funnily with the priticiphq of josiice,,we forbear.iateefe Until acquainted with the result of that itivestigation.?!. • Mr. Porten sueported the original resnliktion; after Y .ulcer's ameulment, seconded by . Mr. Gimlet, wa: a-1 tai a division, was declared to be negatived by a gica . • Assembly afterwards divided on the question, w l tL • Ad 'ress propose i by Lord Northesk, or that by Mr. bet. sqould lie al .pted, when it was decided in favour 0 , jtodrtss of the Noble Lord. It is a follows .t TO 141 E KING'S AloSf EXCLI.LENT MAJEST Slay it please your Majesty, -We, your Majesty's most ch and loyal ttlaqieets, the Nobititt, Gentlemen Clergy, Ft( 'le County o f Southampto s Throne, with the ski lent to voitr Royal Penn, 'Majesty's true glory is in e humbl, beg leave to el Okla lately tattered into Forces iu Portugal, as i~ . . de. -, and other tiatta'aitants of the leave to ap troarti . .tot Majrsty . aslui a••el . 'i' :at ',4( hmi I- as • 411 g. ••• ---"" •. • o w our 1 ra .I t , ,-.. ;. .. t . i • ' 7 .. ' - k . w $ 444 .) . 4 , ., -1 ,0. - .. .... t . I \' i 1.. \. 4, k\ : ‘ , ,:k -, 'N. • - 0 - p• k -. • ' I N. - .... - A - e , _ c„ .... V 14%.6.. •4. 4. _ . , inn/riper 'TONAL TIEGIS'iti? . NOV 6 towtttitet • -Coattemistesenfatise Fre* l ll: homy In Lisbon ; and furßer, .11UU1 Dairen ttlY.tniwititnit tvi'yontlklitjesty our earnest and anxious praNel ' iga•ion that,your . .Majeity will, he graciously-l A -eased to institute au answer hill; pviblicAnde9l.efual inquiry Into this transacti o n, as %s t i n t ,nricin, lead to the discovery' of all these causes which hate produc ed f Corn- an event so ialtitious to the honour of this Country, dad the iti- pshire. 'serest orrice Mart. sir his evening Ar- Afteraht-motioa of thanks to the HighSh i e v r et iff ie to Tr 's upr i gh t ttie a those and impartial Conduct, the Meeting etisso concluded with splendid dinners at the George and White Ha rt i hem to. Inns. ion the. _ iit hli. Vestry,,TUESDAY'S LONDON .GAZETTE. raked • t . —are— t Se i t S ;l e et.ht : of t: PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLV ED. .1'1; Bann and Fam, W ardrobe- place, Doc tors' Commons clerical old en- , agents. Jeremiah nod Joseph Clegg, Manchester, timber raer• single! m a • ints. Bree, Cal - croft, and Uwe, Crasthaaite, Cunshetta, Titters. Booth and Driakwater, Manchester, dealers in r.v. Is ? a s t ' es " . .teck and Marsault, Needham-market, Suffolk. Sandford .1.1 ripping, Manchester, fustian-manufacturers. II and read a byetts, Birmisighatti, factors. Slater. Vaiiev, and Sharrlea, would Lancaster, bleachers. LOll4lOll, WO(1411-draper, tomtits, • New som, and Shear!, Bole), York, woollen-maitufactocii;. amatal aillo way and Camploll, Newcastle-upon-1) ne, hootarok , a.. on /awe Bolus and Horluck. Li.ion-street, Hackie.) !load, hien rt, others ) . . p tye, atusgrave, and Grey, Leeds, joiners. Homer and Asa. with, Leeds, cloth-dressers. flues• rre any BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. reuse of Nov. 5. James Peat, Arundel-street, Strand, wine and bawdy merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. ing, he a pub- BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED, pinion, William Foy, Chertsey, baker. Ito had Joseph Hemingway, Chester, printer. • BAN KRU PTS. natives - 1 t one in Ilijah (:off, Wellclose-,quare, coal-merchant, to surcemler perpe- Nov. 15, 19, and Der. 13, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornel, i o f t h e Mr. Allan. Frederick's-place Old Jewry. Fitments James Fletcher flughes,•Wigmore-street, bookseller, Nov. S, "A mt . 15, and Dec. .1:1. at our, at Guildhall. Attoraies, Messrs. t w ice Wiltshire and Bolton, Old Brnad-street. " by the lames and John Howard, Burnley, Lancaster, cotton-spin- ners, Nov. 12, 15, and Dec. 13, at eleven, at the Hare attd Won of Hound Inn, Bury. Attornies, Mr. Parker, Bury ; Mr: Wigles- heeiti- d that, worth, Gray's Inn-square. Thoni . .s Young, hfachen, Monmouth, dealer, Nov. 5, 16, aid re corn- Dec, 13, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, Corestreet, Bristol. *Attornies, Mr. Davis, Bristol; Mr. James, Gray's for it. William Ward, Leicester, and Richard Frazer, Cateaton- sir Ar- street, London, hosiers. Nov. 15, at four, 16, at eleven, and t a le t a r '.)ec. 13, at twelve, at the White Lion Inn, Leicester. Attar- pia U ~ r vies, Mr. Ins ton, Leicester; and hlr. Taylor , Southam p - tie ' I ton-buildings; Chancery-lane. le reso. , Jautes Lindley, Penistone, York, leather-cutter, Nov. 11, at taa U 11 . 1 ,5. at ten, at the Three Craaes Inn, and Dec. 13, at do rm, cinemas' : ( White Bear Inn, Barnsley. Attornies, Mr. Wilson, Cie- vil4-Street, Hatton Garden; and Mr. Keir, Barnsley. Charles Newman, W Uiterltapel , shopkeeper, N0v.15, I° . eretice, and Dec. 13, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney', Mr. %Vilma', King's Bench Walks, Temple. which Rohert Thomson, Craven-buildings. Drury-lane, dealer, Nor. 15, 19, and Dec. 13, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Ml'. as put, at ma- Bousheld, liouverie-street. Fleet-street. 1.1, at Joseph Baker, jun. Stafford, shoe-manufactarer, Nov. h at h,, r ' four, 15, at ten, and Dec. l:, at eleven, at the St lford. r . c a l ) ; Attornies; Mr. Anstice, King's Bench Walks, Temple; and Mr. o f the , Brookes, jun. Stafford. Charles Smith, Bath, cornfactor, Nov. 5. 12, and Dec. 11 • at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Harrison, Cra%co 'l' Y. street, Strand, London. • • aat dutiful William Rhodes, Shaeklewell, warehouseman, N 3v. •-• eleven, 2, at one, and Dec. 13, at tell, at Guildhall. Atta"qt Mr. Whitaker, Broad-court, Long-acre. ateresi James Brading, Newport, Isle at' Wight, carpenter, .011. and • 15, and Dec. 10, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, ,:ar. W dews insepa Hollsoriv-caurt, Gray's Inn. N. and 'tress . John Pink. Gravesend, house-carpenter. Nov. b. by the Dee. 13. at eleven. at Attornies, Messrs. t larkaat, Id the Esser-street,.Stvaw4l; and Kr. Prail l .Rochaater. . . •