Star. — London, England, 1807-07-01 00:00:00

- ' 7 7 1 7° 'illtir' 7 . --:1 1 " 7- i' ' ' imimo r oi t m...__!..!r:t, .. .- " 7,!......*,...___..1.1.23.. -y- k il 4 ... infoHipp l tiG., The Honour able M. EDEN, nufuant to the no tice he had given, iiia to move for the produelion •l an account, fheviltii: she number of flips, Britifh, and Neutral, em pl o y e d in • Britiib trade for threir years, ending .he eth of Joinary 1807, ditiinguifh i , Urrreqftianlity'litionnage; and the riiiiriTei iirriiiti irriPkrted;.art'bnehid, and alfo di linguifhing evil yeas. - .. I:l4:.felt hid caroty siecetfary . . to . eiphrierAbat tie objet ac• thirannikm - wait:EßlN*, hum 4, com- P 4 ralkt ,4‘411 , - of Abatthipplog. - Nentral 'aenf•Reitilit, - entre 44ll nu?' - ,-fin the -i . 4 ttletrtil tin 'Oats, tWati ~ ..f .. e'''i &Alt 'vtio , , Ir tps againfl his httjefly% I yr • ni• thi; coheir th4 ,lo,N ri llV.Pflg s t went '• •PAiRIP iirAC .- 4 1 #te? irgi_.4sweerapp4fies 'tot its- itvitvliofew , -aad . his atends,alstri• it foopofi r foe haittt‘e 1481400 . 3 E: -arta Bealn i zilithilitry dr the' NtiffVflilp it i ty ,'. on i.sn i . 15 f kbrlri4tal:Yri;,rpj git r :•Powers , in' t -.! ' , :reta Katmai `11.271)(19,-,Ylilt Wns,wate.ont• feu tided. He . befieve kis loaienies. esti-140e - had - filleted f- meths* gl in .the poblitit tiOtt; . ' ftinti rttiehailikrte token - . d '' keftite.fuch cbari4tlipt:lb i 11i . 144 ' 2 = li t ta pip lqt,ip .. r , ..: 44.Preiisnis to.the.late ' karat ir - ., 4. , ethuilitarg , ars , oppotunity. T.his•whjec , : i tire*. -iisac to•folitsv , piffiges in the Ad-heti 'W hilt 1 I 4. -' , ..ii , , -, f ry . c'inrii.fght t hi'iwever, taught . liikihi'd • . if '4,;.o.vAtki fivr ilia docu ment, from I- ?Oki! , :. -,.. ) . , !.,, ,, 51K0vity. - ro the fatis(odion of the Mae,- ttav ir.n4:4 011411• that' told altdi defiruetioi **bleb 1. l s t...) • !it' dinifighr,:npiiii . titte, flOplog intereqt fir t ..11 5 4r414701nekliginte sof tarlinefr of his Mr i • - z eg o : 4itinillers.-.-iallead 4:thirt-tnelplete trail - - t NI , • frerroWing vradeOtitiot 6fihrof - Great Britain, 604-'"tfiti4ird t Which thi fotie iAtitziewof . the • lifeWtilll ration sin's to - e far, ib e" Bilii fit illipphig, : ensflotad. iaArit ilk commaret)mild , vety ctinfatkrahly tacreafee, soil was much grariteitottte till - 1 thliii in!, storn.... e- - ."Mt yiat of i)i ' war,' whili t sibe'qiiiiitht of Nor: .4 ihipp#•og_io Mat trade. had decreafet in i. the j...,r,eApportiiii; 11.00 y onefieso..-,-The :paper, 1 ..! rOir!, wittliti.Ge4T hui•taut in• the atertion, tad • enab histtt ortindicute -his.. Majelty 's late Minifiers fails , elt tf*-ehargis 'of irtratice, ''t allinef4 and, • ff•lty;'''which hi 'been fo tat tifilv tbtOvrn Upon then), 4.0 44 s ,i ig kit lioßottrable Oeusieumn, -in his fpeeches oottiteAsossic to - -Iritesoonsfe (13iii. • • New, however, thrn.the itikht Hodottratge'Crentleinottand his friends WeVe tairialoliiiiiiet. t telibura . and' tlfe Conntty would have an opPortthitly,of sOerieueing their Vi gilance I'r the fhivpingribitidefia 4f. tbe-eountry, aid their zeal for the glory of..the Britifh llarf, by abo tithing the Bill, regardlefs okalkeztereal confidera -11.-1, in or • der to. prove the affection tharthiistimityy lit • • wa i l touspereot at all times to. provide for the tract geocstwof hew ;Colensiee, whether in war or peace; • arid. to prove-the f*Petinr wirdbm of expofing Cheat th - ihe . rlik of fith`ttii, r atbcriliatifatter them ttrde r iive an i tfirlferikr 7' ful.ply frists, America i or -rather, to adoptlthe la ng , rage of kabefpierre v prefertieg•that toe Colonies (boatel perifb, rather than he 'or' his Piertidillsould depiit a tittle from (hilt PrinCiptis.- 0 . 144612 what he hleafelf had heard or the Ame- I . ;ion .Teealy.. (he could. nolo° he fare, (peak 'from I ecestrate infest mafiosi yilre billeted this ertuntty *nerd hive-hti-ciufe to reient - that Aet• of . Pitliiininr ' biouglit tut ward hy Isis Noble Plaid 1 Eart Tetipte), v hich bad to much pt thejeprobation of the Right 144MoosableGeistlerilan and-his friends, to itneaftre foulest With , ruirr to the Ithlpping littera. •of , Efl!. lisidt nor to find fault' with tilt folly and bfindnefs I of 1)6 .Majefly't: late tslininees t Whn bad'the rallinefs to attempt negpctiting a Ireatrwithst Neutral na• Lion, then at 'vatiance wi:h us, and pctieffell of a Not Itii port ation agreement eget off this touittiy. in *tick however, they had; by %one chenceotoliter; fueceeded. , SuCh 'was the refuleof that mertfore , and that. policy,. which - the prefent • Right Hamar. file apincellir of-the Etiticcilkorltid' 'editie down, da y f after day, to optitife; and - Ip *ck'plecate" as frifight With loin to the. country... But, for , his own part, heleettfelrtd his apprchenfionsothat the change which had . takto ;dime in-his Wear's' Councils; was no very . Ilrortg. omen 'of grefperitr iCk the nation, nor cite cal culated to improve under . the aufpices of the preCiiii*Minitiers, that mutual confidence and tegard, licwatecn to and a. cnuntry• wish which ir was no* more than ever our interett to'ctilthlite k ftittials iii% re remit ie. But this concelTion in fieohr of Attirica, v.' , ,icli lo ad been reprobated by bis.Majelly's prefent hli.t . itlera . , . under all its guatda iled•litultations.•was nothing more than was granted to Ruffle, ih' the creator t&r.l ; for in ,that treaty ' hit ihrajefifs Mi nlil-ssiiid in coneeto.n".to Rolla; abandoned the p fs ...d,•lepos that Neutrals flionld - stet be'allowed in time of war, 'atrade they were notalkiwed hi thae:of pe tce." The prefent Chancellor of the ExCheqbtr, 1.,u, wits Co anzinns fo r our natal confequeriCe, and to retaliate upon France fur the decree of - the Go vernment, to blockade' ageing: us;the ports of the Conritreal, that he was for initiediately preointing a ll . aeurr j al tags ( t orn . trading 'With Friart: . The lUithritilthti . rahle Oentleman, when he held: . Store do trines , evidently- was ROI aware he fhoilld be to ( K eay..in a•fusaatinn where he ihould feel the impo hey id oustiotr them is prathice. He war, however,: happy the Right HenoUraliteGentlettlan, if }le aitt t Old-theferipM!..us,firdivit been abliteisrancfn le thins isii.O hi colleagues.; aid he thought it extremely for tunate for the comity to have efcAped from hil yorjelli The thivtwttersi who had beetrtnthed by stiOilygnatenta i and ;atilt dolga to that lintiii . ncith' petltions)tgaittit the Bill in queilinn, had Gee' fieji -. their error, and.changed their opinions. He fhould ' antiwar trrfpa(s farther by commenting on'the ma: oitell . it : jittlit: lif the 1 emeriti ' divided' againtl : the' j ' late ,ifilnitters.. It Was an undeoiable fail, that' onr lhiplittig t had not ittcreefed proportionably with. our c o mmerce ; ; for elie calls . of the' Public Service ne ct tfatilrreritsirod -that our treditrefhippingiboild bye' a echaitd . ill lisbr of•wii ; but it would he 'ishihrue fiord the docuesents for Which he moved, that tart: !nipping TeMProyed in our commetce, infield: of being. daniaithed, confiderably increafrd under the lase Adminitlratiun. He concluded by repeatittlit roltion• Mr. ROSE had no ohjeilion to the moti.m, but' could can tee what obit& it could anfwer ; as to the v irabor of Bri:ifb vetTele in the Britifh trade, it waa not r;oflii)le for the late •Mipittets, during their (h a rt Ray in office, to have diminithed it in any coalidei. able proportion. As to the American Intercottrfe, be bad no het - ration in repeating what he•had whetrom of office ftatti to the•Houfe,' that he thoagb it'll? I i . et Lig with the worrt coufequepces to our Wei lu- I t l * ~ ~ `~` 1r J Z.- --•—• • --pme dia trade. It b) 1 tplcle,.now r AM,* ¢ l 4. tie rpiest, fro F ....IA:On thei _ li nt the advantiges is, as to the che:spriefs , _____ _____ ____ _.,._ Atli; and IhnitneVV- (.1114nvei.ff;" great. 'tit -6r- Akita veffels to 'ilia: them in tivatlii-Ide. ; • Istli. hoverer; no objeftion to the - mOtion - Sitllle Rikht . i tHanautable Gentleman, thoorechhe felt iedffficint , to Iclifcover what object . cotalCiie attained by ii, and , Ithmit!ht it by rroirreahs fillifiatste vonliiitai l eutt r titir ,hint or difrefpedful intintintiOnsaklinft fiterit 4 weither 'and S t rable hod)/ eie the'llsiPplixt . 110111 isl this' Pull j, , jji . ..;•• , • . ~ .., . .. • 'LOY 11.0tiv Xs. thought the obterratitms Inaser. y the Rielett-Himourable•Gentlenian Whin hatritilt tinteelowns the molt ettraordinary he had ever. he iwas kirk he-nelieved, .og:there was a, man 4n. that tHoufe who could fo faritaire mifliken his Honoura %le Friend whp had ;en Ibis motion, as to infer t fegext what had fallen.ifsoiti Atin in fuppurt of it,,.an, y. ithinglite.contempt?trtmerclit the .fhipping intereftfit lkor 11 , Air.l.farile'doPt4einek in the fixtch.hf hid ilm#de, evireeit a kfiiiiiiiittggiirthe Athrefftginlisifhie the . H otife..ntteslitri..ee. , ncilatile with nn 4.i110s e.n' t `towardsi the Ihippinginterell, but•thart rtE teipteft.‘- At thefene time he picifelled to mitertillnlhe'faini. fehtitni . ntsVi that bodiiit eeitainlydidaptitiOliat !they svere.ind'ucd, under'ilie inlfiience:pletritneors ;ffsppiehenfsons, to petiiirM- thit :Houk atgaintt ~nata, TOMS ' *hitt *a* not. oik the velure thiartelpe•oble hodriltelecitis beliti#ei they:iieti hfreprodifffive 'ofrilie; eThileg4tices . . that ceriaoft perfOttt weir deli lone Of atitibutnig to them; in-this refpeia they were ' certainly /nil:Why varions repotts, infislioufly . to on foot and indollitiouly troparated, 'add' thet itifiW.. ise'elflioci o gieitettodies might cir a tinceb4.irgrOrbY irdintiatieni differninSted . en that - w . 4ii (kfa:i 1 Lea r !) But; whet particularly induced him' (Loi4 .Howicit) now to trefgafs on the indulgence of the Houk wa i , what half :fallen ftnititht iltrghtlloon#ibre*Qeat i ti.' maa (RI. It4e4 That GentltOinnAlisi been braid enough to declare that he believed the An ican.ln. coiner& - Aft had been. Produtlite of the molt Inje: Vilna etinfkiienteiiiVtite r gliitifli 'trade in . the 'vree 'lndrii, atinflei fri IlAiiik,' : the' Right' I-fon GeritTp. man avows, that he haynotintertion of moving for the repeal of an Aft .14 !thought fo,inissrinns t•but there was morn a thorterprocefa—thr repeal 'might not binieeffary. 'lf ppii)ntitiltfttli i 4ll.ll, it . 9.44 4 i 1 this, a pill to itgkeer'.lNe l cirig:in'Coiiteti to per- • Arnie an intercourfe, ii'r..." which, ilitirore, implied the right of :withholding. that pertnifkott; . - confe quently all that Minifters had to • digsaiPtEerreally thought their meafttte- attended- with filch danger, was to ittfpend the intercourfc, (Lard .kr ..9 —but if they flimild hifiiiteiri'dis that, he . did noticncitylow to reconcile their profelTions aild th eirprailice.. The Right HOnourable:' Gentleman • 'complained of the evili -iviiiill ' have 'caged • 'the'ilecline of . otir 'trade; cohtfiliNd With that' of theAttieti . c'anslii that guar. ter ; will the flight' tiountirebre Ocntlenian Cake upon him in fay, that all thole etilihaii liiiung up' within the Taft tweleettnaatits, •or haferlhey net ex• illed for the. left foorteen• eerily i and if they have been accUmislaring Within that 'peried;'seas - 11 fair or candid to attribute them' to:t castle fo foreign from. them, for . theinete stojelce - Ofinclifying his fri4tids by at tempting to s e. iminate,ilicir Alredeieffors ?. Alf the !Talons that elided, thfn, for a more vigorous' Order of Council, exilled+llill ; the famous . deetee of the 2111 of Nrivember seas now, as then,lin fult force agkinft 'our commerce, an d the power of thE, Fiench Oovernment to cafe tee it, was ai ftrong as ever. GOD grant Oat power. was not now alarmingly' greater ! Why then not fuhflitute for that Order' of ; Council, whieh had•been thOirght fo tveik and futile, another of. more rigout; - khdi able to effeft, all that .. . . the prevent hlinifters, When to Qppolition , bail Paid that it noghe to . effeft ? ' . Mr. ROSE explained. . . . , TbeCHANcgI-LOR of the EXCHEQyq.R.fai'd, he did not Al* to prolong the 'enny t erfation, but merely i to obferve upon the candour with which the' Hon. 1 Mover had chargedlimivithrifhoefs and precipitan cy, in adopting meafures which had not yet: been ' adopted. He.repeated„what he before faid upon the Order in. Council, and thought that if.tha.decree. of the 2 eft of November had been then more firmly met by his Majcliy's then hlinifters, fuels tirmoeis would hive been prodnetive alibi haft priffible refoln i i hid it "did rail ue'ill folldw; that thOugh be then cot. dentnedthai Order ,: thai nnsi, , under diffeteni 'cri: comftances, and-at fuch a . diflance of time, he &mild he boundto advice its beir.g entirely abandoned . ; he . fhoollf.' however; affent to:theMotion. •`'. . - ' Sir CHA.RIAS PRlCLAndiented the Shipping interell. - . ....... . , Lord . HENRY PETTY raid, that the Honourable • Baronet Mull' hive Viten:, mircolticeived his }inn. Fiend,' if, he undttflond him to hive fild any'thing difrefgatfarVf the fhippingintereß;:as tc the petitions that had been day aftet - day precasted to that Honk, in theth'urfe of the late ParliameMi he flUntld.r.o4 fay by what iwifreprefentationi that' WAY' had beat` in. doced,tii.piefent them, bat thTs he would Tay; :that thailmdrhad partially'adcd. for tenant hr watt thari 3 gl4arpart of theihipping insereft had nothink to db in'pielenimg faihiptiiitions ;'bitt what to ncitice,,vils theenia . iidinery ArOund taken by the Right Hon.. Gentleman (bir.iferceval) ; then Gen. tleman wrioldno*ahltait Arfooth frOM more vigordos meafurei; ittinicler that he might not incur the chatget of rafhnefs'and precipitancy; and whit had been 'the anfwer of the. fame Right Han. Gentleman, tb the ftatemehts:of his Finn. Friend ? it ;vas contended,, that all tlie benefits refulting- within the laft• year to the fhipping ittiereft, by which the number offititith in the Etitiff; 'rode had been incteafed in fit cruifider, able' al ptoplortion,. that ail thole benefit* ens4d: hot within thf'fitntt fpace of a;year be ittrihuted t 6 the late Minitteis,.beeanfe in in .11slita tinter they . a.4;l4 have dotte'nit eenfiderable N riti , while it his hem at • the lame time contended, - that all the evils 'Hedged t , i haVie•stilfen . otat of the • ititireourfe are a t tritßitert to, thelate thi'fame . fiat t year. With whit ; canditir the ,Right Hoe: death ; , man eanzefer to the late Minilltrs.-the wells that have been accnorriating for the •latt hinrteest yeah, abd deny to the fame - then the merirof 'the Tgbdd iffet . 4 of their own meifures within; tittiWt; WWl:it:to the Honfeto determine (hea keel) Lord' GASTLEREAGH ettataidfst licy of the prefent quettions, as affeding the Otitier , -; • • - • • - ;day different from katiopttftAtill . t finittem. ...* *; ca(e's,* spat 1M Grief tin er the DeetityriiithApArksok CA NWIN)G thictiejgra raft in the Hobfe at the. - cl.trymeilce: ar it) Oat that_dchatl ak• ss p, a ,m t euotywinch was IrKreed _ d irt }span t ies aritrthelmcntift ( leflcy ,wah'iehielt-Istinitters ad been charged. He denied , thitiiittY were - bountl; to lore the 04ertTeirtrn:• cit tiudetthe7Cireumfisenteseiinifig wh'en it was Kftted t NW Under fent ci tic Ittfl inces. At hi el's 1144 M ;he had.no Isefitatinn in declaring, that 'he thought tleatrOeder to partake of all the• bad qualities of•hilf : Itatiratresi without being pioduEli ye of any of it's good Confeqqencee. ; • . • Mr, WHITBREAD was lorry the , It.iglptollon.l IGeAleman had not been, prersat-.daring,the)slikaro t 444:41P4(0 1 ePi. allriP that .eata be!...innibUtfor!l I bably have preferred'fpealting to what was.4lnotgoort- I ;don than to, wkat was not,la fasso). , Tte klosnor ibleaenttetnaii. proCeedek to i,!crtirile' . e LnittifekVicirW :P ' I eo with raying, .that he feldops knew any gim cod e• • onto*: arife frodi •thE 461 . 1kri a s " 3 ' Mr. CANNIWG, in explanation, Paid, It he *le' not aware. I 4 7 having deviated front .theNttleilitotva*taft at all CVentb he &gild rather appeatkirethiellitralteti l Id injudicloor adatferthan i 1 tbat , of i "eurs4eri fi g deafer+. letitst4 • . '• • •""' Kr" EAR I NO. rpokeln favor's' orth'e-tithiClitit' Mr. YD E impikaiie Mi. Batifig;.itia vindic at est the- MiniftermWtm 'the "chargi , of , i atnitfiftett•yil ' -Dr. LAWRENCE Contended', 'OA' ttr'pfdent ''lVttnifier; Were 'ptcifit6d• to 'reoA - 1 At.4 . "4oftictrO:', they 14 aigiied, and Pill Profited, avast del:Naive to the Britith.trads itrthe We'd lisdies.t-1 'All that was in• their power' to dnettle tate 'Mtnifterst T had done; as fat' as relates to the'PetifilPtl'ahnlit.- 1 , tog, what, W 00 of i t issee:, )14 144 49:44eIntleflY t :They. had not been idle in plucleittn,op:sheatirotterrtl lap thorns and briars frinti the'Seal y'stoile arty had' t:..en placed in—the meafure now dEdetiii4Mikettibe !sear sot 'dependant - 1064''cirettottlitrieti the } ra,** * fitiw.s five triOnllla ft°, m.40'0400 044, t il iti r ittle e di• e fi f v q .e r 4in mu t e s t " ° fr.:vta"sstat'"u6b Pil w etp a i r e l Want .ioaboliflt it: , • 'Theke watno . way offyl.:teit Mk* e the¢ fineo;e:ln'theit opPoptg 1 lit by 91 Ity'repellineat once. t profefa ~tat dangetotts.r.thekefitneynceit at injurious twEsitifh 'Cirmaerea, that stemptratioe had done 'utifehief,aad-, continue, to dasuilthier, , and Idt they cannet!thletli it right tsErispol o vs ivtniewiporavilytoslnfilanikit.ii . 7 'Aire an rho terctiptilaiti of fattidianiT eXplanatikg OfeTtient cotifin‘licys, were to be derided irliWndeiiim , tteeirretv. gut, continued the/ Leoratd botitoeetliefe polite terms, as applied to my 401 1- Friend (Mt. Whittnead) are intended, I flip- pule, to 'Codiey.fddiething helond the prefent quer ' (ion. The nun wlro ryas iniptiched by this Houfe t ail pahlie 'peelilainr, had Teen acquitted,' it would Item, not becaufe of his own innocenee l but onae cOont orate I,lt.tileit g:nlanner in %%41;dt-the aecutn dons, however grounded, were prefrred againft him —was this to go abroad lo the public ? Wean know the Righe Hon. cseoilidon'ildvi , fdr an ErrtgfOtit bat ifthis wai meant td bell pant; it wtii- ascruet a btiliteler aCthe expellee of ate accufed, as the mop' blundering accufer could be gdiliy of. ••• bit. MONTAGUE begged't o knots; hoVelar Gen tlemen were .difpofed to cacry : on a &foil); n aeon a n 144 Iliad . was not objefted 01 it could. not be pro. longed .for any .other purport by , Gentlemen oppofite theta,' than to provoke the prefent Minitiers to fame ,rafhexpieflinti, which tlity •niight take hold cf (a letas s h). dirapptoved of the fencin g wit h e held l ug witnerfed, and hoped, there would be . no further prolongation of the prefent difeuffion. The mitten was.then Agreed to. squalls, IN MB wits? rlOlll. I Mr. COCHRANE JOHNSTONg role to . make [his motion; of which he had given notice, relative to the mortality; of foldiersin the'Weit Indies. He be -1 gin by 'raying, thafit was a (Oita that sequited.the 1 Medi feriae: atteptiOn of Govern me nt ; an d he felt hintfelf peculiarly interelled•in it, having.ferved for. 1 many years in the Well Indies, • and being deliroist to have the fitdefiritt end' citfiditini of thole' brave I men as ititiekititiettorated, as, paffible. One of the. 1 chief coMplainter iliac was to be made on this head i was, the fdldiers being pl a c e d. hi barracks which were badly contrived, Aid 'built along the fel coatis which is very unhealthy tarliereit, if thetkire_bnik' in the inteti,,r, they *Ohl' be the vety , reierf4 for there the yitiotv fevel , hart'fcarcelf,ever Made its appearaime. ' Iti't4;,:the regiment he was in was loop Prong, akd in eh coin& of two moothts not more than 4eo; which he attributed to the tinvehole. fettle flotation of the cod the UM iVorre mode of lodging thief in' thole :barracks. He had, hatched hie men int o theinteriwr Of the ,countiy s and not one i n twenty died afterwards, teeryfal. diet-, he faid,,coft Government at leaf/ tool. ; and if proper regulations were followed,. the Weft Indies would be cl:hechliy as any other climate: He par. dotingly would recommend that our foldiers fhottld not do duty in towns, but that that (Wroth' be done by the black troops, which they would do - equally well.. He begged alfo to call' the attentlmn of,the Houle to the lituation of the fulialtein offiCer‘ and to Yeedirnmend in ihereare of their por, 'they flood very ditich' in tieldof it, efpecially,io. Cafe of lick. nth, for their pay was but es, Bd. a eltry, , andoot of this they were obliged to give a &NM.' a.'daY for the. payment of a black'nuffetif'atOn theta - fie had* no demist bnt the NobleL t oid,.af' idiot ait'theCo., lonia' Departm ent , wo u ld bi.iea AP! do his ditty ; bat this was heeniem foleriotis a, matter, : with• 4 1 refpe4t to.lofs of men, and the ocpeoce of money, he hopes! the Houfe would agreetwappoint a Cbmmlt - . tee, to inquire into the caufetif the grtiai, diditily" among our tro o p s t h ere ; atrifhteiV'ed,,' ,' ' ~- '• a Thktliere t i e laid before the IlAire A liatiPlell"tilie f o r"' bet- . orriOnpr fort - to Ale *eft Iriffiesl, tra m the ift of January, 1797, to the IQ of January, tBo7, tit inguifhin g the officers un der. selsord ibey 'were Teit k Suid drei&stlia chit happened: in each blitteAsTti.Ei44tok armed. the .H O O. Geo tleMin,ithaf'herrieent riot tollieViihe fmallelt dike• freeti4tiA grotiot, kut he .thaught ,a Committee of th'it .B.rusa was.nraL Ibat body whiek• in foch ncale, viae iiiiii to do• gond. "He thought it would be mach bereer to leave it tn the exteutive Government, uniefs the Houle thought they would Ileep On 'diet,' ,poi;. lie was convinced the mortality among our E~ t pf - k .- - - i t i , A ---.e. ri tr v . th lre il l e *.. ‘, 1. ....P.- - ' •• . W I,: S E e P a given o hatrb ti litely alai • •:' .- • . 'EMPLI2 c.v. a'et tA tly io feWire t; . .: riot ued after ere jet.'itittottoirt.;.etni A. 3 / 4 lr. Secretary C 1 osethcfideol the Atiieri- :learned (not beinp 6 of in /Wine number of meat of it) tbitt tb by kr; 'he' troops had been greatly exaggerated : for the 1.41 ten ' years, in confequence of the new regulations which 1 ad been adopted, the.deuths . had been reduced one, third. Every exertion on his part should be made to! iiiereaf: thofe falutaty regulations ; and he llviuld be! •fiappy to pLo6t by any fuggellions of the Hon. Ciffi.; . cs.r.•who b: ward-this motion,- whielrhe - for: . lied lie irrai!lVthe reafons be barhittlygnatkageett w' draw.. . ---_;.-.__-___- . .. _ • ____ - • - M:-." - Wilg/713.11,1 1 4 ctiiiridellif opinion With - I:or 1 (1, 1 CalPereaglS, - . :Stich - a llatetuent as that moved for ebild be of no ore,. exceprettit flitholus ! , an " ha p? 4 •iltir,wis 'not • neeeffiiiy., • tt r pm- _, (.(iintatittae. 'Gould apply . a.mmatly.4o:l,oll- . 00'. ' ecutire power. Whew he lwav-inethn Voiotia ID•r- PRftlit itt, everrattentittir hid' been p Mitt this 10- I _ice, and he ty 4 s.eo l eios_cd .it .Ifkuld,c,ontiAtte",,,o;s.i Ti by: the Wefent and`every futareAdriiniar. Hestasti-ltesseeltalpet a: pr cettiravnakehr Sojstits-Olfi troops foffered had been Etiilputed to the n.ter oil lbffilltig - thtile'llytVgte'liar'op.itiirhead filkiiii • val “ Y. aft , ' i 3 l l 7:iiP.n.f. : Pr ,i4l). equ a 14.*11.int); pi l o v i tnakie was . ditheidt to (ay which was defeirvinit.dit . .preferenewr_fir rechrfirtittrtAtpwrelre, fomr; fixed frames; n ill Were tinehltil'af our oft ' rrtiOnoilE,' - it'*a ' ;furls ] i*Qlrtle' to fay wh ' _____l 4 fisYl l _Picl l ,Tiitollitrilit ii.t. Th!re 4 ' 4- 4 1 .,.. 16 aPotbcF rtpit - ' s;o0 Whocur MOOTS "IrfAii ; Ai great a dspoverpetec& °ponies:, -kofplatho int lova, -and thole:on ihone •;.‘ bus. ; witholavippiffilnie t tbeTubjesft•linther, he was clearly ' ! a opinion - thittlhe' creative 'Government was. the. ;boa •fittoi-tO• rosbedr -thia mi.forsone, and -Iva ' would thereto* recoinmendi it in the Honourable • GeittleMair.• tt withdraw his motion.' . , Tba,SEcRET#RT at sWAß•faidf he cbati event tlitsTuttja4 ,verf .partimalar attestain,,ltmatbis ovra i xegiment hiving tots lir the, Well tlndiesiand fops the ronverfatinvs , he4Wid•fretintdely. held with his 1 Lieut. colonel, who was a very fenfible.man, and a gisod officer. this Gentleman had allured him. all that was wanting werthammocks,.and the bar• ! rackobatlag built im better fuuations, a-eircumdance whiclOstos to '-. er the confidktation of die Exeputire 'Govern i __thent, and would he . paid everEattcntinn to.- • MAW. SMITLI 1,41, that the arguments 4 the Nobbr - ./aord, and- of thetßight Howe Gendeman (MrAVifidham) tended td.'put Aide ati inquify by .a C9pir9Fistee of that Houle, which 4e x 9014114 :allolg". , :'Ato - kbfrir,AY...sleolooltiltss : . tnifiht lowa ohms be of getstruste.- , talsh(Nible Lord had laid, that the .diktift;hstd , dett:tatieltrine tlitrd; hi' the let tirr taw.- -i-Al tstAikl ls 4 t t n otiP- ` l4 - 1 ) 1 taken place previous tot #v tlia; the :dc'etenfe wo uld have been dill great*. . There narostather . point of view' in Iwthich --an enquiry , -mtglnt keret/her -64 of great imporuince; - viz. ai JAPJaer .Wra•laditiltaffet: •fions; and !what 'll4iStlie . :Udtouill eff did tapence in men and money i?llistlititemi,rtg theist. He tiippofed, hOweyets' thi Noßle i tla r ,i'd'an4 Mtniders`• word& do their duty,. anditt'itild:lgeteftire, recioninend it,. to the Hon. niiint not to poll'. hismotioa) 41- ptefits.- . . Mr. COCHRANE JOHNS TONE fail he mom would hare bronkhrthis matter before the 'Houle but iliac he btd aiti fpf9fed siT{ttiA 16 it 4 Milii! flin t .: lii believed he was 04.44 9164 r who aP . .. plied-to the Right Honourablia , ..Geotleman, (Mr: Windham) on the fulieet. and thotitht it would have bet .. itoinedieteli latels.efnii - the. Command er i 4, : • Chief , and a Board of General Qt fi Uts appOintod tit . enclave into it. No altelation had been made, and it fomething was-not dohoin•rhe comfe of 41le next twelve mon'hs, he would, annuaiiy ftibmit a Ilintlar motion to die Houle. Heltad no objestkiint tnitith., • draw his motion at prefers, but•be-cgtiared Mini* tiers to prefs the matter ontha-Constnawdor istetuefe and to have a Board of Oeneral Officers appinted„ Cos it was a (Utica on 'which there ou t /Ist:tot to he any further delay.--. The motion was theu withdrawn • Rlit. rotssests rcrirsots. Mr. LETHBRIDGE rote, to move ftat a Corn . ~ mittie to enquire into the 'Meats of the petition, pre. . tented to the Houte tikes d,visago in behalf of Joh n Palmer, Eig..of Bath. Who, he. laid, %ras.orte of his ennSittienes. • He Sated that; in the year t 797, a pet titian had been prefirsted to ;Its Majesty; Rating th'e firrlces of, Mr, Palmer lit • ellsOilhing the- mailt coaches,- and-praying- that-his Majethes Minitles a . migfiV be ordered to &apt the bathers in tech a chtitTei as that he might apply' to Mitt Court of )04 tice to try . . the meths of his Cafe: 'He was advifedt however, •to bring it before- the Ht'ufe, and did Icy but it was not proceeded in. Since that time, the bitftt o tf e i ki hit o d Maid ucesy d en or te m ri a n n g t. int He wa etbeije ut Hat w' rai d de taindetails, tonir move. s not the hid petition be Wetted is a •Seied Connnittoe; to milder. the natter% therein . csntiinede ank tareport the Mew with their *pleb:lmi and °Verve:loos, to the Knee. life CHANCELLOR 'of- the . :ENOHEgyEII faitt o he begged:to be trnderitrod,. that in faltering: this petition to go i nto a Committee, he - slid.not. give: any opinion nu the rncrits, hitt Iliould•refesve Aber till he heard the report of the .00111alieteep And. theft. obfeteationt. thereof The Contatittee. was then agreed to, and saatelioi with the tarsal powers; old See to be 4.quettuw. • vrwartca coutarratt, The; cHANCEI4O/. of:- ttit -EAPHEC4Trift• &fa tirWiake the tuctioa 04 which.4o4ld4ixcn netkes. He feid; he behaved there-would not.be.the ilightett di/acute 4 opinion, as to o the propvietrand nectar of revising the Cismtniketot 'l r mAnc!-* Every 1`1717. tier in,the 'Honk, be .beliewett. watt .nfeed, oil a tug. head; and the Only.'queltiniimwhieth dry dkreveritte could arife, would. beinotlie appoifitment.ami nation of there whe vie to costipefelhat.CovntOrtren This he had no doubt rf ; • becanfe-he expreredfrAnt 'eh; At/ 4414 e ofthc..HOtfe, : that,tree Gaut petfoiwought to be ,aponinted, sad. thcfaare nettles put down, as werele the !all (:ommittee Oa this poini,' , h4wever. he be gg ed leave to diffii, - .With. -them, cadibould.c9h4der tt occerari. to oa4 ant ,alteration, by infertisra nUmber. of names that were net• in the other. The Noble i:Ot d elioWieh) had the other night mentioned* thct he thought namet 'ffinuld be the time except tvip, and had painted os an' Hon. Friend 'of .bis. (144. $. Blorne). and,. * Hop. Baronet (Sir 1 / 4 14may), as oaf disieibit, i t would be neceffarrto leave out in enntequenWorthir Repok dl the ComMiffionere of Mi hi:i intention. to name either.c4 thotik. fin had adverted to the:originaltortnattionat ihrte.Cens... rui:tee, and .was defirous..to keep is claret? yo the nature of the eircutittlancev wonfd 44i* the rule had beet' that"no oda should be no the:Cum-1 mittee, who formed a part of hiiMajeflyict Gove ., nm aunt, he would not name his" Honourable Mind ..,4; - - P'7 . '"••••-•• -~ . ~._ . % Al 1 I