t° Will be slddth4 or Nliso.'

The •Slave Trade Felony Bill read a second time, on the motion of Lord Grenville. His Lordship observed, that the pecunilry penal - tie(: iniposed by the Slave Trade Abolition Bill had not been found sufficient to prevent this abominable traffic from being carried on, and notice

Fioni THURSDAY, 7, to SATURDAY, 9; 18ii. • .• A true hill found at Late Middlejex Scslow., against the inhabitaiits of . the parish of Oeorge, Hanoveraqlatre, .fortheir 04 . 40itia repairing that part of ,Piccadilly Which Is in their . ' parish, and which has so ldng been a nuisa

,Itit'Ableiiinct by a , who had gone"totsOic. , ..iVi drpropriatid th4iito owu'il . :6 at= ril intiti ti)tiltetrigeili if bile . lit, nitti ti? ~ingarushed,.' he denied ever hit : vitil.t Y klik.te qiii.ni. Ire ..Was , th*p_strictilY 'exutnined . With:retee't know:- Williaiiis*

- - . . _. . ,• Yesterday the Duk es of Clarence an d C am b r id ge ' hid audiences of the Prinde.Regent. . : • Vesterday Lord Keith had an, of the PrinCe Regent at Carlton 'louse., and look le,ave of his Royal Ilighnels; .Kevigus to his leaving town.t. • to take tile command o

MARRIED. • • I April 0, at Mary', Igly)pon . , Mr. William Baron, jun. ri - E 51.! Plytiouth i , to Sarah, second daughter of Robert Stanton, Islington GI-Len, April 9, in the Parish Church of Huddersfield, Junin Smi th ' of -buildings, to Sarah, second daughter of I V Allen, Es

PRINCESSES. The order of . the day being read for the House to resolve itself into a . Committee of the whole House the Prince Regent's Message, Mr. Crave, objected to the Committee at present, not thlat he imagined there would - be any difference of opinion on the proposed estab

" to the pcopl England, Ferdinand Boron Geromb, 4c. 4c . , • I-,think It but. my .duty openty to declare in the face of England, chat, from the unworthy treatmeut have werieneeck, from the British Ministry, si , hoi , •in my case, have trampled npon:the most snored rights .of Ju

a private, has arrive d ti s city tti ; ° t for en commahe Sivetiiin i t %vial nces6 Duchet.i Ot rr. l'erecy'a l it Carlton- pr to 1114' vs. - • a NI • P" i l: • 13 cessiirl; inUrn l t f ot )11(1 1 ' 0 ; 1 '; red Lo o at :N ies " he wo 1),-t r tbe for br for Belle roll'c er for

. Ho nisi' AM, Ch John Kennard was tried fOr-manslaughter, in kill. ing and 'slaying Benjamin CON, iThe.prisonevitsiii a respectable miller at TZ4etvet, in this. caintty bad given an ostler in that tOwn, 4 hlow 54,1440 , 494 the head ,for impo'tinence, and ,the man 04;11 ,few day