Star. — London, England, 1816-02-16 00:00:00

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In the Chair, Resolved, Tliat the following Gekskalen be appointed a Sib- Committee, with full powers to carry into 'escudos the purposes of the Subscription, and to make the distribution of the Funds, in suck a manner as shall appetyr to them, ing.onjusetion with the Sub-Committee appointed at the Thate.hed House Tavern, the most suitable to fulfil the intention of the Sutwcnberst Charles Busanquet, Esq. I J. P. Muspratt..lisq. . Robert Grant, Esq. Thomas Rowcroft, Esq. Beeston Los*, Esq., John Thornton, El. Charles Price, Esq. Charles Tank, Est). Robert H. Marten, Esq. Joshua Watson, Esq. And that the Treasurers do form pan of the Committee. Treasaters Reportvd; the t the amount of Subscriptions vs the 14tti instant, at the Once in • • Conga'', was .C 259,512 7 3 1 Of whlc:s is investett 4 5,000 Long Annuities. 225,0(8 Reduced rr Cent. Ault. 75,200 S per Cent. Consuls. les.oo7 . thebequer Bills. The Committee begs' to' request ihat th e return of the Sub seriptions mad e is the *need -.Glitches and. Parribes in Eng !land suldWalee;*pelie IMssco efilse Klog i e Letter, and of the [Mulcts, Timm' app Ckties. of ow -thaw) Yustilion,•to this !dam may be advise* and the temlnances made. at the dill:St ' convenience fur tee purpose of tevesuuktit in the kiddie finite& ties bearing interest. It is also earnestly requested. that taken. or abet/ , Persons, who may have received any Subscripdons on this accustur,..vill favour the Committee with a return of all such sums, if-not al ready noticed and.ackuowledged iu their daily advertisements; the correction of any errors of report, and the notice of omission (it any) are particularly desired. igt 444:E5. • • one, it • lioMg clactur. • , • • 16 10811 BATLT, Knt: and CUAlttell Assoti, ssq. Hertfordshire—Thursday, March 7, at Hanford: Rant —Mouthy, March 10, at Cbelnufetd. Kent—Monday, March -14, at Maidattice. Suuer—Monday, March 23, at liorsham. ~, • • Surrey-1 hursday, March 23, at Kintwoo.cpon-Tbamells NOIFOLK. • • Lord it Ltamitoarwor .and Sir Geoaot Woon. Buckinghamshire—Saturday, the 24 of March, at Aylesbury. Bedfordsbire-.Wednesday, the ath cf March. at Bedford. Hundaadouthlre—Satarday, the 9th March, at Huntingdon. , Cambiidgesl2l-e—Tliteaday, the 12th of Marsh, at Cambridge. Norfull—saturday, the tutls of Mareb, at Thetford... Suffolk—Thuraday, the 21st of March, at Bury at. Edmonds. WESTER N. sir Rona? GseuAas , andlatites ALAN Plat, Etc Snathampton—Marsh the 4th, at the Cattle of Winchester. Wilts—Sam:day, the tnhef March, at New Sarum. Dorset—.Tburaday, the 14th of March i at Dorchester. Detea—Mondly, the 111d1 of March, at the Castle of !Neter. City and County of Raster, save day, at the Gitildhallut.tho City ' of Exeter. Cornwall—Monday, the 24th of March, at Lanneestoo. Somarset—sSatarday, the 3inft of March, at launtou. OXPOILLY. Sir ROMULT DALLAS and Gtoar t. Lbwricy 11,,t.a0r0, Poi. Berkshire—Monday, the 4th of Mar 24, at lteadmg, it tan n'cloCh kt the ntortithg. Otfordshiset—Weilliesdity, the fah of Ibirard t -ai 0114 °' Worctotesshige—Sarurday, the ()lbw( March. if Wiakester. • City of Worcester—Same day, it the cpy tot Mi ,, reeitel. Stallordsliite-1 htirsday, the 14th of March, at Sr ford. • • Sibiepshlre—Wedtinday, the 20th of March, at shri-wshury. Herefordhlre—Montlay, the 25th of March , at Ner:_•ford. Moidnouthshire-sisatorday, the 30th of March, at hlonmottth. ,Gloacestershire—Wednesday, the ?ti of April, at Gloucester. City of Gloucester—Sante day, at the City of Gloucester. • Rou ge , cad' s hi ed d og iiii tr. R ows 1 tits bpi.. tHEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. Ws PRESENT EVENING, win. be per. formrd. • I t MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DkEAM. To which will be added, THE FOREST , OF BONDY. moto r. Venice P re served; with Cymon. mitt, Plump ; with . Harlequin% Olio. his Lad, fe r • _ 12L. ONE DAY OVER. . AZARD, RORNE,-and Cn. the Con tractors Oovernment foe thus Lottery, gratefully aclumrledge iorahhed patronage of the Publ i c which the y have ex p o. in jug ro remind their Friends that this is TH E ONLY T Y, and will not be succeeded by a mall Lottery, as w pm The fallowing is the . STA:IS THS 3WHEILI, I •of • .. - 4 T4 tom . GUTS 4,8 Is 091.14 two d . 110440 POINPSr • • 'Two of 000 POUNDS ! Site of I,COO POUNDS ' tice. la. ice. • Tar ARE NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE! • -Apd no Fined Prise. The Neat Day of Drawing will be SATURDAY, etth of FEBRUARY; Tar begin t< Ni.s eCloek In the Morning. y kkgr , so d shares, warranted undrawn, are selling by BAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Contractors, ' Royal Exchaoge, London. ! tab ailei hin t 6. , en ted Lo r d s ; 3111 1,4 of s uiwt f Ark, th e ote.. t enli :er 206 • -I the the hi d g him req ab Pieh Parish of Wressell, Fast Riding of York, per Rev. Ralph Spoffurth - • Xi o D Pao bh of Syderstrand, Norfolk, per Rev. J. Cebu 2 2 U Wm. Cowper, Albany - - S 2 10 u Wm. Cowper, Parish of Heviingfurbery . 5 5 0 Parish of Hayford, Derbyshire, per ltev. J. Crowther 33 IT 9 Rey. B. Parke, of 'noel, in Norfolk - 5 0 0 From one who wishes she had more to give . 1 0 0 Paris' of Selby, Giamargaii, per Rev. Robert Peter 419 6 Parish of Rumburgh, Suffolk, perßev. J. Tyson, Curate 3 4 0 Parish of Bollingtou, per Rev. J. Brown - 8 IS 6 Parish of Poyutos. mid Worth - - 31 4 It Parish of Lapworth, near Henley In Arden, Warwick ' shire, per Rev. James Way - 9 14 3 Alexander Nowell, Esq. Wimpole- street - 21 0 u• PARLIAMENTiIar PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, FEBRUARY i S. Some proceedings took plate resportolg an Irish Appeal Cause, the further consid,.ration of which w postponed. 11w Earl of LIVERPOOL pre sett e.l, by command of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, certain Documents (the thin of which were not ready) ptirsuatir to lamer Mdtesses of the House, and which, on hi, Lordship's motion, were ordered to be printed. Several orders were made with respect to the hearing of Ap peals. The Naval Courts Martid, and the Glass Dalin Mils, were brought up Irons the Cl/alarms by Mr. BaoCocrt and others, and read a first time.--Adjot:rned till to morrow. !for:sq. 1 e In, j 4 use is mui :outs ing - the MICA .0P 011/14411146.E, Feksary 2, loin. HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of NIS MA irsTr, ORDNINCE Ib harsh give Neagh nit Proposals will be received at their Oilice in Pall-Mall, arbtfore MONDAY, the 19th instant, from such Wenn Day be willing to. undertake the Snpply of IRONMON ARTICLES for' service of this Department, fora re ' anti. Years, determinable after the expiration of the first ,p mice of three Months, at the option of either Party. pattersi sf the Articles may be viewed upon application at pidid Stitampres Office in the Tower; and further tigedrer with the Terms and Conditions of the , airy be Rumen ar the Secretary's Office, in Pall. *maid, any day betvieen the hour* of ten and four Vet, Wine the Proposals mast be &livered, sealott up and ' • Proposals • for Irotartoogery Articles ;" but no robe admitted after the said 19th instant, at wave a moo ei the same day, neither will any Tender bent:l ied gp i lim , die pay making it,•or au Agent in his Waif shall inead. • ' by Order of the Board. R H. CREW. Segment vas ti one • a 4 "'FUR SALE, bib s CiutsekliosstaKA l (W l CH, on TUESDAY * the tOth of Fleury lesset,in mull Lots, (the sale to COSUStACC at Ten as dace Us the , ialanon`, 'E GOO DS LINDER-MENTIONgD, viz.. Veils of rarious aims, els. from yl lychee toll : by Docile* ;'6 Pieces 'Foreign Thread vont) , 4V- yards; 7 Pieces Foreign Thread Edging, tysi yard .; _ Pieces Foreign Thread Footing, quantity, F la* If Vards Frenib Cambrick ; 39 Pounds Chocolate ; bath Tai; 838 Phrrs of Foreign Glass, front 8 Indies by lairs, to lainchts by 16 inches; 90 Gross Hands, 22,Dosen sigh 12 Gross Chain Moho, 12 Dozen Fuzii Chains, 3 its Rand Pendant Bows, and 7 Boxes Aluternenta, for lisks;•2 Deals; 23 !beak Ends; S Masts, 41, 4*, and 49feet g; i 1 Awe Altnauacks; ,41 Gallons at Compounds, 34 Do. stssi, and 2 11. Ltva,soulakct, if bought for home consusup7 4aithe delta iarCustagns "and Luise; an open Srillng-boat t ' Ist 14 Inches Log; Luir;ter called the Stag, buntsen $ tom s ybdis,and her nrueriaids separato; the Trial (Amer, bir. uss, e tii spay* als ir go:4 1 essior rox Is Ito gm 0)6'1 I seek fella ed tee Police tote. lie Osc g, thee e pa.l M+ Wk. of D ittost - el t0w,6444. with all her Ittlateriale; sundry Store. banns wthe.Activr eu!ter ;I: Ci-aley, cut in pieces. • • fiat 06003 V ND.:.:IIt ACT 51 Cep. III? Cll• 74,vii—; i• "Ceuta (if Plate iron, EA the Nepttynii, Prise to his ilda lift sioop Resolution in 1807; 32 Ter Beeshwt,"tel Do. flan; M; Kik. Paper, damaged ; ihn Case, with 6 Ha.i gallon hes Gists Bottles in tack, Ex the Vrow liendrika, prize to his Nesty's gua-brig AgFesser, in 1806. • ' 1011 EIrORTATIONI Wen 'lards India Silk; set 'lndia . Silk Handkerehkfi, 613 ONO** Hanacerek!ela; asi Yards Foreign Silk; 5 Foreign 1 111ivria; 1 Foreign Silk Clown; lit Pair Foreign Leather Wes; 10 Fureign Silk Fins; and Ix:Packs Plai ing Cards. N.B. The Good. mur be t. ken away Within ten days after We, or the depusit-money (one-third partof the value of each nail be ferfeited.—No flutes will be taken but those Of the Ink of Logland, or of Messrs. Cox„ and Nunn. TO BE SOLD in AUC I lON, If Oilier ot the Hunoutablc Cumtnissionera of his M.ilates Costoots, at the Costorn•Honse, ROCHE:3II;K, on 1 mu:ta w, Febnury VS at ten o'clock in the forenoon, 1 1 HE FOLLOWING GOODS, •in several Los Pot MOMS ZONIIVSSFTION. Algot 680 Gallons of Geneva, 28 Gallons of Ram, 6.4silons 8 Gallons of Winr, vs Bottles of Shrub, 54 - 1/tal &tee and 17 Jars of Succades, a Brass Gun, 2131 his, 12 Drawings, 128 Pieces of worked muslin Trims:ill:goy Illeersof Paper tor Rooms, 42 Feathers, 24 Paintinp,*l :fiver tie Yawl "Effort," and Materials ; also Ct,nbrtc, rani !‘c lialdkerchiefs, empty flukes, a bal, Mahogany; Thread asal Veils; Shell!, Sealskin, Crocodile's Clan, Tea, Wear. it Alward, Crape, Oroasuents fur the head, Oallisai 9i1112 1 lies &C. roe RZFOZTZTIOM 1111 Mitrft7e0 Remnants of .Slik, 29 Pieces ant! 13 Single Silk 1 0 11 1 11rthiefs, 21 Silk Shawls,l4 Silk Scarf, 86 Pair of Leather Tos. sad 6 Remnants Silk •Ribband: . Whole may tie viewed the day preceding, and morning of .se. Twenty five ptr Ceut. will be required as adepts*. ILL The apiriu and Witte cannot be sold for less than the *teat el the respective duties thereon, unless for exporsarson. !lingo likOls'lLit OF A MAKRIA(;E WAN FED. REWARD OF .TWENTY GUINEAS. PETE't YOUNG, a Carpenter in the Navy, and a LAI IVe of SCfir I:114 ; was =Med' In England tin ). between January, 1738, end 10th Novenate:l7.7o, i taabedaed. 'I lae stud Peter beans was successively Carpenter 'he 1 vareaki triple the St. Allasn's than of war, the F...tperi lint. si 50 guns, and ' the America man Of war I and during pat r i _ . iat above pcslad h e i s L o oms t o have resided In and near tel 'meg, and in Weren't; Otertswieb, and Deptford. I. was 1 Baal tut debt is me following prisons, viz. In Maidstone Gaul i ini mn , Pan el 1766, hi the bilarshalses Prison 101760 sad 177 0 , ' 1 . ' l . Oll ll Raft ol 11611, 1771, and 3n 4. * ln tbe 'lett Prison int pat tit 177 1 ; and in the King's Bends Priand daring part e ib l7l, usti 1776. Whoever will point out the Restate! ill& "mainie, ot glee inch information as Will lead to a .... III " m , to Messrs. Spouloude and Rebervion, 40, t r,111! --iiLoneet,sballr r eive a Reward of 'IIIifENTY ounays.s. 41 .0, say tenon who was acquainted with the said rem . n t. or lanws any thins relative to him. is requested to bane rt . illikkliSS to stud his name and address to Mom tea- Ind itabactscati as abov4 1 All Communications, per Pug, are to he directed, Waterloo Solosot•iption and to bia put wider Cover; directed, "taxa: Freeho z :, Sq. Leadro:. 'lstb February. J. P. Ve BIAFORA Secretary. rJtie day was radiated, Second Edition, Correered and greatly, Enlarged, 'Wino Vol.. aro. price its. Welds dt the IVALDENSZS, seated with s SUVA of **Christian Church, trove tha Irth of Christ to thslitchtecath Canuuy. By WILLIAM JONJui. Load's : Mould far Gala and Fenner, Paternoster row. Just published, the Third UAL in Two Veit price tO.. board*, QA'..:RED HOURS i os a Eitracts toe Private h. 7 Devotion and Meditation : comprebetiding the . ra mr, Ar ranged and Clamed sodeevarimio khaki Together.. sib halters. Thaok4ivings Hymns, Sic. Ste. selected front Scrip ture. Tk• wadi tutoododoo a Color:idiom of Divaie Audio nty, end a Contratioa Welts Stour of Solitude and Rrtoremet.t. Loudon Priated tor Lim a A Widitaker, t 3, Ave Maria-Lie. M(a BURNEY'S NEW WORK. Just published, price 75.41 d. THE SHIPWRECK, a Tale, by Miii-SURNXY, forming the first Volume other FALLS Ot FANCY. Printed for H. Colhurn, Pubic Library, Cumluit-street • of whom, and all &ohm:Hers, may be had, New 2.diusuis o f following pepoier,Works, by the same Author, 1. Clasentine, three volume*, Ula. S. Geraldine kaueesiberg, S vols. Ylse 3. Traits of Name, 4 vole.- 'Joss. This day was pubhshed, Is hem the Second Edition, price 12s, boards, ARis RI:V.IBII7ED in 1815, by way of Brut. eels; including a. Walh over the Field of Battle at %Va. to ; Oluirsvatioirs on the . WC. Military Events, and Anec &cgs of the Engagetisents;* View of the Capital of hinny when in the Occupation ot the English end Prussian 'Eruispa ; a minute Account ot the whole ProCeedthys rebtive to the renitrral of tbe . ph A ndes,d Wi.ris of Ari from the Louvre, With Retrx thins on:this Xleasprr ; . coucluding.with Remarks ists the Politi cal Temper aii.l Condition of trance, and the .Character Of the buurbuu liov.ruttiest. • ' By JOHN scorr, Sdkor sit the Champion a Political and Literati , Journal. Printed lee LuNiu.asi, ducat; Aim, Ostia% itu4,lhowii, Pater. nisiersrow, Landau. . . Of Maio may be had, $ r the am* Inithor; price 12,. isk:arls, The Yourthiltlithm, of A Vitt r rti Pasts in 1114: • Contaming a Review qf the Moral, rosstieal ; burl i etttal t aid Social Cootlition.of she French Capital ; Olnervistiosho on the Manners of the various Classes of Society, :Lod as the general State of ha Information and Attain. mews to Literalism and Arts. rIPKUBLE DISTILLED LAVENDEIt WA. i. TER, under the **gust Pamotage of his Royal Higlutess the Prince Regent; their Rural Highnesses the Princesses Au gusts, Erzahesh, Mary, andlisipida; her Imperial Hisbneds the Wand Ditcher as Ritaia; Princess of Wurtemburg; their Grace. the Dodo:Wit& Devanshire and Wellington; NWT: we the Duke of iblanburooglit the Right Hem the Countesses of Witl4egrave, Darnley, sad; Liverpool . ; the Right Hon. Viscountess Powers-. court; Lady U. hemlock; the llarmiess Montesquieu . ; the Hue. t4ra. Hope ; the Hun. Mifs Stapleton; Ladies Halton, Boerne,- Ball, Harrington ; and by the NebilitY and tlestry in general. klaatdactared by Hama' .Cksisrusi, Chemist, &c. Canter• bury, the only and sole Ituustot (cod with whom No °the! per- Sei Is easarciadj, cotillion It may be bad wholesale; retail, and Ibiezpunsii4ll4 also to tabliod utl4t. Johnston, IN Betty, 17, , Osteth'ioteet, oaks thefsensi 514 Gattie and Pierce, 5?, New Ilettlastreeti NOothery an Soks,4s, gad Peeler and Co ss; St. , Piers; Bardiy and.Susqes. Fhpapasaraaii, Leaches., 47, Pic. catilaY 1 1 0611 ; and ;At. haw ; Low, 330, strand Ce' res =l4 art, Hay Wass, ta, Ckitaidai, sad of till ittittMets.fa at. is Orrin MAL mod trc ► Yet • • • .• • !. . . ... ~' i HOUSE OF COMMONS. Accounts of the num'vr of quarters ma k Into Barley last year, and also Returns of the lisetry nsad.• into Malt in the la , : 25 years, were presented by Mr. WIN CRAWL, a id order..l to he cn the table. On the motion of Mr. WROrITSI.EY,.a .Report, matlein 1707. respecting Poor Rites and Charitable Donations, or den:d to be p i cited. beer Petitions were pretehted by the .Sher:ffi of I.onaon. The first prayed tor thor in dificatioa of the O. y Tithes Lawc ; the second called for the Abolitio.so of hfooek Auctions; and the third, fir the repeal of the'insolorent Debtors' Act.—stead, and ordered to Ile on the table. Mr.•LOCKHAIa gave notice, that on the firs; tuthday in March be w0..t.1.1 move fur lea . reto bting In a Rill to amend the Insolvent Delxurs! Act. • • _ The Naval Cuuris•Martial was - read a. third time Mil passed. On the motion of ' Mr. Ur 171.V1101, a new writ eons d dered for the Borough of Stafford, in the room of Earl Cower, who had vacated his seat, by ecung acd voting to that douse without having taken the oaths required by kw. Mr. DAVIS presented a Petition from Bristol, prayiug that leave might be given to bring in a WI to es:midst& a Court for the recovery oafs:nail debts above 40.. and ui:oltr Xi S. The tition was ordered to be referred in a Comonittet.. A Petition was presented from the ll.irosgh of li.iinhorgh, prayirg that the Malta on nririts might be equalised. Ordered to lie on the table. .A Petition was presented from certain farmers in MU Lo thian, praying rebel fur the Agricultural ioeereut.• Ordered to Ile on the taL•l:. On ttw motion of Mr. GORDON, Paper% Mallen to the OM ees of the new •Itsry Cowl', and thy coot: nfElldlCCltter in Seat laud, were otdcred us be laid Before the Mr. BENNE I F begged to ask she Honourable Gentleman opposite if any thing bad Sera done to imerove the sitsiatboi of ti.r Lascars brought over to this country in the semi& of the PAW India C.oneany ? Mr. WALLACE, in reply, mid their cue had not beeo lost sight of, but he was tan prepared to say what steps the Litt ludhi Company had determined on for their relief. Mr. hENNEIT Ifitped . the East India Company would not sullertliese their set vai.ts to cot tinue much longer in their pre sent *retched and miserable situation. MONIES MECEIVLD vuoxt Sir JAMES MACKINTOSH, in consequence of what had fallen from the Noble Lord opposite an a former evening, with respect to the sums paid by the French Government for the support of our army in France, considered It to be his duty to take an early opportunity of bringing the subject before the House. Out of this circumr.ance, h appeared to him, a con , stitutional question arose of the highest Magnitude. He would now name the day on which lie would make his motion: it it were or that he fat istreruely desirous to wait in the first instance to see if any thing wool,: be done by . Ministers to make a debate on chit Subject unnecessary. The question Was not as to the mere application of the money t no expla nation on this point would, in his opinion, Make the motion tuurecessary, as it appeared to hind the sums 421,4110:j by. the French Government for the pay of the-army, and those which we were to receive as in 4ernnities,..ought to lie bffittsht forward with the other resources of the country for the current year; and governed by the same ruled as all other sums placed at the disposal of Ministers: With this im pression en his mind, he stictild betray his duty to the country if he were lo siittei that to which i.e had adverted to pass over in silence.—( Cries of Order.) The SPEAKER here reminded.the Hon. Membei that he must for thepresent conrine himself to giving a notice. Sir J. MACKINTOSH then gave Orifice that he would bring forward a motion on the iiibject, bat did no name the day. . Lord MILTON retied for Returns of the Li pase, Number, and Amount .1 the Peace Establish ments, Military and.Naial, kept up iii the tears 1714, 17SO, 1t4.9. end 17d1. LordsCASTLEAEAGH did not know that re tu!ni of .all the dates meaticined could be found, but the best information ihit could be, obtained on the subject shonld fortheoming. • .., mg motion was agreed, to, as stirs one for ac- GOillta cf the exiles* of the 'Octal Peat Establish.* •.. . . . - - . • .. „ . Meats from tile s heaf, of tiir•ibt down to tag . Aniericaa Wir. • . IMPROIOIIWTS fit PALL-MALL. .. . ~„. ' : Mr. BARING moved for accounts of thermals of money expended; and to be expeedial, in the ans provements opposite Carlton tiouseb in, Pali-use% Mr. HUSIEISSOK was id ~01 the opportunity which this Itiotion afforded liiin .of stating, what Might remove some of,the misrepresentations which had got abroad ; respecting thaimprovements referred to. A return of the masa expended could not be obtained from any politic &pertinent,. because no pdblie department had any thing to do with it. Bo; he understood it had been supposed, that some capri. cious alteritiOns h;d been made. is the plan. He could assure the Honourable Oentleman thjt charge againtt those en:rusted with the superintendence of the improvenlents tint unfoended . . They had con. formed strictly to the course prescribed to them by the Act. They were re:ly empowered to *Move the buildingi and let the ground. This they had dent I and he had the satisfaction to state, the ground had been taken at a rent exactly conformable to the esti. Itiale which had been g iven in by the Arthitect.— It' the parts ,taking the ground had altered their plan, and pulled down part of their buildings to 'tett others, more imbed to thefr:penionelatecetbmo. dation, the Commierinnets had, en right it:rams-0s them in this, to they did not,gcf against the general . plan laid dowry In less than a month IN Mould bring forward the triennial ateortios of the land we. nee of the Crown Evates. His predecessor, curet ' years ago, had, on bringing his report, not confined hiniscif to the returnarequired by the Act of Parties. ment, and he (Mr. Huskisson) intended tolotlove his example, , and to comprehend other sualects on which information might be desirable. . . Mr. BARING, after what lie hid heard from the Right Honourable Gentleman', wished to withdraw his motion. He was glad to find the infoimation he.wanted would be given in some way, as he was toicarn that the altetations mentioned were merely those of individuals, and not of the Commissioneis appointed under the New Street Act.. Mr. TIERNEY wished to know, when the returns *ere made of the produce of the landed estates of the Crown, if accounts would be given of what had become of the money ? . Mr. HUSKISSON.said, the department to which he belonged, though it might not give the accounts which the Right Hon. Gentlenian meant to call tor, would give the follcst information with respect to the revenue of the Crown Lands. ~ Mr. TIEnNEY said If ad infor mation were given, he should Drina for Ward a,motion on the subject. LATE TRANSACTIOO3 1N BPAIO. Mr. BROULIHAM rose, pursuant to the notice he had givea; to offer to the attention of the House a subject which he held it bound to take into its most serious cooSidiration, by every principle of honedri justice, and strict political prudence—he meant that ,political pradence, which, tak.ng an enlarged view of our best interests, was alone worthy to govern the , cohdtict'of a great nation. He Was sure, that in opening this question he should be spared die dim:- greeable necessity of calling on the House to hollow him through any great length of detail, ai that which 'he had to mention was too notorious, and had already operated ton strongly on their feelings, to demand that he should press it much on them now. It would ba necessary that he should endeavour, before he ern. needed further, to correct some misrepresentation's which had gone abrold, and which had had tome effect on the - minds of those *heal he most respected, at he had learnt front a conversation which had takers place the preceding evening in - that House, to which an Honourable Friend of his who sat near him, had 'been a atty. lie was anxious. to do this, that the principles on which he had taken up the questiod should not be misunderstood. However moth the attention of Europe might be attracted to the Orient earthed situation of this country, which era them Might be an object of admiration, of eat, and alarM. To Whatever circnrnstances they might ascribe 'its t power, he held the adtantage we now . en. 1d to be Mote, Much more, owing, to our land :awing been made the rallying point of all go o d present principles. to which all good men, Suffering in a cl came, were lcd to ffy fot relief—to its havi n g made a plaie of refuge to whith all Who wire oppressed might look fur assistance, and not look in vain. To these thingt he ascribed our pre. vent greatness, more than to any thing else which hit I mag i nat io n or niersuiry could suggest. Tut tight *me might ascribe it to the diplottwit trdents of the Noble Lord opposite (Lord Castlereigh), and others telt* it to the more uktirestionable merits of our anis; and navy, yet he; though not denying, and Gun knows, not undervaluing their services, (having been the very &St, to ptepOse that the thanks of. 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