Star. — London, England, 1815-06-06 00:00:00

',: i • -I, ... - ' t'k,gyal ..., i• ( r: cr'11e,..7 t. \ .• • - - . 141' r4l ..' ' •A • s a • A • '.. • :: 11 . • . , . ..0 4. 1 . .Z., • . hiemr. 7 •E - . • . - / .‘ • " .4 I+ •• / ~. A' ••• ....... ' 1 . - ' Oak : 1 • igirt'%4 i . - .., : „ 1 ..... 4, . 1 'lllll✓ ( 11 4 111 • v / 1 . -..., , ........„,... , - 7 , 7 ......„,,, 7 4 7 %- 4 .• ..... ... • __.... .1 ;',4 , ', ,M . TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1815. PRICE SIXPENCE-HA I.4FPENNY. NumBER,BBI7. fitf7 . o//.ICX, Alai 19 tat • fIINE COMNIVIONR RS for rICITMLLING' m s MAJESTY., mail; J. hereby gios Nefice. TLS:':t WEDNESDAY, the 7th of June nett, they will be ro o v L .) r,•ceive Tenders in writing, sealed up, and treat for the ,•:, ~ .parate Contracts, of FRESH BEEF, to his Majes. 4 ', .0. • •1.1 Vessel• a• the undermentioned places, viz. :Za EY Z‘d JERSEY NLW C 41:; CL.E. and tIN GR 1011TH HAVEN HULL • MVANSEA and BR'S h • thought our present financial state AS snort: likely to endanger that safety than the power of F . l.lCes for a national bankruptcy stared tta in the face . 11 . the war should be of any continuance. He said this Much, to redeem himself from any parcicipitiou in countenancing the war. Mr. BENNET wished to know froM the I".'oble Lord (Castlereagh), Who it was that inflicted such a disgrace on the dtaracter of the nation, as to advise the Order of the Garter to be conferred on Ferdinand of Spain; .No cis given. Sir JOHN NEWPORT wished to knaw if the Irish Militiamen in this country were to receive bounty, and then to ba pertiitted to go 'homed He apprehended that Many of the men would not return, and . that this system was an useless etpen..l4are of money. Limed PAIAERSTON laij. t that it ‘ernild bd im-. insialeto keep the Men ailiead.qnacters till the le g; OtetrO were embodied.* The bounty was only lour gnineas a man,.ana of this only one guinea WAS given on his cnlistwcnt, and the teniainder on his return, which made it very improbable that he Would not retort. as thereby he would forteit much the greater part of the bounty. Sir J. NEWPORT suid, t4ete was nothing to pre:- vent a man Irons enlisting into three or four different morrow relative to the Rev,:noes of Gree,.;,fich Hos.' Mr. PEELE braoght trp the OA for the - regula r tient of the Dublin Lanatiz Asylurh, watiMst a Ant, and ordered to I:F read again on Thu: sea :. 111.1t:E1 . On the motion for 6.: second readi4 of 'hit Bilk Mr. BATHUIIST eescanted at considerrh:l length oa the indecency of pit-Zoos exposing then:selves eh bank of the Thames at London, to the, grea:ar, noyance of Ladies who had occasion to pats by land or water. He wished to imraatce 1 clause to st:Ntec them to the smell j eaalty of 20s. whcn detected, stead of prosecntiog them by the cipeasive and te. lions process of indictment. Mr. WILBERFORCE rfso !poke against • the Bill as it was now before' the • House. He never could have thought, till beim., read tliis bill, that any Member should !cove brought forward a measure which, in feet, srent-to say that it was etpedeent chit persons should undress theansAi-es, and expose their naked bodies to psddic view. • GUILDHALL, LOND:)N, June 2, 1813. Fr HE COMMITTEE for LET Ft No, the CITY's (.ANDS will meet at Callahan, London, on Tuesday, the 20:h day of June instant, at 'l . welve &Clock at None', to receive Proposals' for Repairing and Altering the interior of Guild!! '1 he Dravritig.4 and Specification may L•c seen at the Juice of the Clerk of the Works, at Guildhall. JOSEPH BUSIDIAN, Comptroller. Flo . :IL: fihiCe of Twelve Nfontlat from tai dates of the respective cow: acts, the Conditions of which may be seen at the Seeretary'A fyilice, at this OMee; or by applying to the Postmasters at flu:Tasty and Jersey, and to the Collectors of the Customs at . Greesnek, 11141, Newcastle, Swansea, and Bristol respectively. Yip rezra wail* 4 iS•aly7ede►ixwhichthe price shall act &e «,.ertri 2.1 -4,..rds at lentil, or ast shkil not Se tieliv..reJ to the hoard I,l:re (le s'asch els Ike shiii,lrasuldey, Slit.. 7th. If jaoe n:xt, „Icor. . solos r• , .. p.nait who r• eke's the 11.n.kr, or non psrAve on aiab44l, film& fer.vt.e rtt hiveMA for.. • • • . t, e mud aecosatomitel ky a Laer rived I y t•tro rutty: p er ,;,•. , ,;,(azio . to &Tow: &mai with the party tfatfering ito the !earl nun MO, jot Ike frerforsawee of e.serh oj the rontracts. :T" P4IR.LLIMANT4Rr PIIOCEEDi.VaS. HOUSE OF, LORDS, JUNE 5. The Windocr Forest Ire Lenin:, the Clackmannan J ti!, the African Trale. the 'Tiles unliherchiek ' and the Foreim &era' Enlistment BL.s , were bran; ht upfront the C bx Mr. BROGDEN and o:hers and read a lirs throw. On the motion of the Earl of Sitar r ra:war, for the Sitting of the Cbmntittee of Pried, ge3 nil the ease al tl n Marntywit Peerage to•morrow war disk:hai l :ea, and renewed Un that day sell:tight. The Greenland Trade Bill was read a second time, and cons. nutted fur Weilneseay. Mr. PRESTON ins;sted that the common law was armed powers ror punishing out cages against public decency, and that bathing in the Tharnei ought t , ) he permitted for esercise, and the benefit of the health of lite people. liprohibition of bathing was deemed udassary r it ought to lie pro bated by law, and not to the p : rwer of punish. intent to be esecutcd by Magistrates according to emit ptirinteicad ideas of decency. Mr. W YNNE said his only wish was, to restore the law as it stood till the introduction of the Bill, which paced in the very hit e.t.a of the last Ses= sion. He would rather that those Ladies whose 'UFFICIQ4 I (hYDNANCE, May 23, 1815. plir. PRINCIPAL' OFFICERS of HIS MA• JFSTY'r OnoIVANCS, dr hereby:ivy Neties, •1 hat Proposal% wit th: received at their •Lice in p.tll-111A ni t,r lit foreNif Lang IiSDAY, the 21st day of June nest, from such i'asor , as may be willing to undertake the Supply of COALS, r service of ibis Department, far a period of one year, from Ne Ist of J►ap. ' Flue Coals must be of the deseelption denominated Atiair's Main, E 4 s'rton•htlor, or Coals of equal quality and goodness, in.l will bevrquired to be delivered free of every expellee, except ar Kiryt's ditty. t on shore or into vessels or crafts, at any yince in the 14 'ver Thamesiiand at Faversham, or at any port or e a " in ,h, ? R.e,r Medwayi aad ahso ax ibuport of Little Hamp. or:, in !le veinty of Silver, as may be required. F. rtlizir par icutar , , toodwr with the 'terms and Conditions sit the Cement, may . .ot known at the Secretary's Office in Pall a:are,laid, any day between the hours of ten and fonr o'alock, wt tre the Vrarmah nr+•t be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed, •• Prtrposals fur Ci... 1.,;" n•s Proposal can be admitted after hr said et st of June, at twe've o'elock at noon of the same day, rinser win any Tender be noticed unless the Party making it, u• an Agent in kis behaif, shall attend: liy Order of the Loma, R. 1!. CR.: 9, Secretory. • CATHOLIC QUESTION. Earl GREY stated, .that r.s he undt rt.tooil n Not•l: Frierd of' his (Lord Darnley) intended to bring on his in.eson to ntorrow, !wind to state, o.i the part of another Mode hriend, tin.t he in tended to bring forward hti rvaraing th • Catholic Question on Thursday, and no: to'postpune i• li..Fond that (hi'. Ihe Noble Earl then moved, that the Lords be suistinuned ior Thursday nest, which was ordered accurdinelf. legirnents. • Mr. GORDON wnttld wish to kno whether, as tee vk a ere no* cowling into a new siat, there was Any ittention‘paid to the imprnverrretit of tine Con,. miss treat ? do the late war in Spain, Government pAid at le.ist double as much for Most articles as pri vAte'individuAl< did. modesty was hurt at seeing persons swimming shoull stay at home, than :lie lower orders be deprived of the liberty Of babing. Cur virgin Q'tt.n and her Ladies were itt [ha habit of proceeding in their barges from London to Greenwich, with tit taking offence at the bathers—(laughing)—and even the ' Archbishop of Canterbury, brier.: the building of Westmiliver-bride, used to cross the water in his barge, without making any complaints on this tub ject. He was convinced that the coatmon law was sufficient for the repre.sion of whatuyer VMS inde corous. Sir NEWPORT 2fla Mr. WROTTWLEY spoke to the same effect, and ridinded the late 1;:11. The latter Gentleman observed &nat ha saw no rk:Asin why the boys of Eton shonl.l not have been inclueed in its prohibition, as well as these of Wettntinster, as the Ladies might be supposed as likaiy to he offended with the spectacle of bathers, as those of Londeis and Westminster. After some explanations from Messrs. Wilberforce :and Bathurst. the }actor Gentleman prnpnsed as uss Amendment,. that the Comnilit-e be initructed to cert.rin clauses of the 1311 before Cie House. and trek! o:ht.r rr-viirns in lieu thereof. • 0:, thii the If wit: divided—For the Amendment 21—Azoin..t it 15. EAST IN DIA tI(USE, 11i.,y 24, 1815. Vi - iE COIL . :1 of I)IRECT4RS of the UNITED C :.•.''.l "of 11ERtTLINTS4 RNCLAND,Iraq ,Ile E. isrly.- , 21:5, do hriell, aive 'tabu, 'Liar A Geller Court of the said Company will be held at House. ill Leadenitall•street, on FRIIMN, the 9th of June I lett, trent I Lae% n'Clock in the Pure:mon until Six in the Even-1 te. at the desire of more than nine Proprietors, to Ballot on tar followitic glestions. viz. That Ms. 'lticillaS CitARAM, late a Civil Servant on -le Bengal E4tabliAtment. be allowed the sum of One Lac 21 ~* l.6e-and Sicra Ruprei, for ionA. valuable, and acknowledged crvices in Indis,and al.. cu.npeusation fur heavy losses: sustained by publie Arrangement s." • k liesDa‘a A That in cona:deratlon of. the various acknowledged nod vahiable si•rvices of Lltutettnt-Colonel WALKER, he be anowed, on att•ount of the loss ke incurred in returning from Ceylon to Bombay, and for .hors payment in respect to interest • n the arrvars restored to hint as Political Resident at Barna, • .e bu:n of Bombay rupees, 2,0,^00 in lull of all claims on any nlcfoolt whatever; and Oat the same be paid to Lieutenant- WALtilt, in this country, at the nye of 2s. 3d. the I' , tire " JAMES CUBIT, Secretary. .E.147-INIJIA HOUSE, May 30, lea 5. HF. COURT of 1)IR ECI ORS if the UNITED L cwt.:p..ll % -re f M:7 RC!f..I.7ITTS lENGLJAVD, traJin : - Els r her. A . ; give natio, I ;la, at tl.c 0.1 wetly General Court of the. salil Company, ~.I , oit,:ed so be :,t tear Floss:telt) leadenha.s!rect,ou WED. -DAY, •he :.. 0 ; a Resolution of the Court of Di. - tfto.r4 Of I , ll* i t• 11 ult. us.tt, an inerrav of sobLy to sir JAMES N E. Pat. herr:tar of Mslitary Stores aml Ordnance, .aLr he c co:els! stated, will tb.: Lod Leto:e the Cc Cut:: t f4r tbe:r t oltation. JAMES COBB, &enter,. F..l'; I - N1)1.1 .110US.E,, slims So, 1815. r 114. I: C.f.) um . of D 1: 12 CV; Sof the uzi !I:ED " 1 " ‘O.l - 1.1'.,1.\7 • of Al L:111:11/1N:i7.5 of E NGL.d irolitig t. tit. E.ISI :\ - 1)I ES, 610 herely eve Notice, tS:e :Japers rAazivis to tLe Claitts of Mr. Tootles r :KauAlt far }a-c•,stiary cr.virintatlon tom% the Company, on • iiatatt f, iro he taken at thy East-ludia House osi Friday, • tot:t how, now lie tspentsil t.ss. said House for the insree tion Vrooriestos. Atid the Court of 11.1•rec:oris havi,•g• Celt it !O Se that' duty to • fe.a: a, vtral tint .4, a oblipiiance wt. .tie Lel : - Ir. Graham our !such and heivini; in casisysparisce • Ifsi deatamital she Bailie to be :altest upon that que,tials. t!tey I•rg le 4:e !u :o ttv,* l'rcpslemr; p,•rtr4.l, the , I , ,:ps.r*, p.ll tictildtly ot a Report in which tI. Court rd Di it.scrors.a,l4o..3l Lunar rt.:swiss at 11:4 , i roc' ilyttrnin...iiisni to it clt !Iry iirvi: !requeistry wale is s'aiis ease; athl i,hey cortl%- •' c, s Loins. Out si bey -.sail by unct , i NAY: .:11.4:11argeti [brit ity !II ~*UIItIMA l!tOi yof the Couipany, •••:11 rtsxtve . !be lit las IL.. %Up. ;heti s or•-••;ti. 'l . lc.' Nears r +;• c:iay lit 11::it:inr Colt•!it I ".%I.tt::R,to Whollt • r C,art Ot /brown* s -Ye rcsconts I:4'A a etit•lt of Ruin.% 4ts(4),atho cusi;:anc isiva :ur thy p.ssu•al M slut i'rsonssytass. ./.1.11E.S 001111, Sowler.y. AKItOI.I. d C.ititraetors hit the present ); rxrE, 1.0 fey% et fally who* the lo:lowt.ii to.s.t,ND SellE Ad F. to the l'ok le—cots:l' tung Unzes cif •CiO.thia„ •'30,4):%). eO, To begyt.Dralwithi thy of j'„lt„y. 4.14 liesithts ttiorno 6 INE.Ai. Wb!ch wfil btr wahl i, (1111.1) wittwat deducdos. 4:zapno are £tlii.(oo 10.1'00 3444401 4,.!50 Cti4 l ). 20). I ,v3 l l ar IPA) 1,000 • Acid 314:0 n.h. r of loser value. • the•ltsst.drawsa hive 610,000 Inure, 111311011 A of diN,OOO. the sccon ,o . d ra w l s i2o,ttoo will have =re, nuking ' A PRIZE ut £lo,oon. Ile First-draws .Cloooowill have 410.000 mate, nuking A PRIZE of £2OllOO. PRIZES TO DE PAIIS Ifl GOLD: the 10 Fit 4E.drawn Claiik., the Ist day, will each receive goo (;ninraii lit (I,kl, mrkitag ;Dori GUINEAS IN GOLI) ' The Fortieth its ma Prize, the first day, will receive 5,r.0i) GUINFM IN GOLD ! Zlie fif Is, Ti nth, and Fifteenth Blanks, the second day, will each receive 1,000 [robins in Gold, mewls 3,000 GUINEAS IN GOLD ! The 10th. loth, 40th, and Roth dawn Blanks, the third, day, win tack receive NW thoineas is Wild, asehing 2.009 GUINEAS IN GOLI) I Tickets and Share. arc now on Sale at CARROLL and Co.'s erica, No. 7, Condglf, and vrl, Oafotd.streer, %Ural: all bat tvesaineLs raWio rues is MiliacLe4. . ...b.e.00 ••• •• • • s S" ••• ••• ••• .. FOrilitlCOl SLAVE l'Urtim Mel.. Their Lordships pursuant to order re :.iv...1 into a Committee on this Bill. • Ilse Earl of WLSTMORLAND urged a variety of objections agaiost the measure in its present Whip:, which wooll re lucre 1 great deal of expla.lai inn beyond any thing - he could then coa -1 ceive," as it muse be nioA essentially atneaded Worst it could possibly meet his concur:. nee. Tbc Marquis of 1..3 .'sI.;IIOWNE argued ia favour of the m.ta sure; as nut liable to those objections ,taie.l by the Noble Lail ; and which an atrentire perusal, he thougl.t, would sinne t.) be inapplicable. 'f here were b however, certain aniesulinetits witch he iuteniled td propose inuttelf, in order to render it unobj:ction able and aticquatt chi:at:lons in hi, vain view il it. Lord ELLEl:lloROUMl„ttiocigh be did not diem the mea sure liable to many of these I/Noe/inns urged against It b.! the Noble Earl, yet its its present shape it had viol( 5.U113 wa i ted Co:i?.1 never meet ilia COIIearICOCv. He w.ts adve• se to at tacillog so Will a penalty as that of Molly as pro.msed by the this.. It was a Crude and undigested measure, ti•ld all then bel ire Ow CO'llllllt tee one of unparalleled severity. 1 lie•r Lordships ..40,41.1 pawls ere they assented to it. He strongly reeti.onizaded the letting the Bill Le over lor further consideration. - Toe Marquis of LANtiOOWNE (who as well as she Earl of Vtrestoingland) *puke repeat. ‘'dy its mini:aloft, oh.ervcsd, lie Osould propose the amendment* lie tild r. fared io ; and :liter 4 was reprinted, thee Lord,Lips might urdtor ,lte re stain sssssss strut 4 the liili. • . . , The Earl of LIVERPOOL approved of such a hue o! procedure. The Fad of WESTMORLAND approved V the principle of the Bill, as be they.:;lit, without effecting the aholitd.:l of the Foreign Alva Frakle, tee home :million wool I prove ut li• t little service. tie would net oppie.r the mode ut proceeding suggested; but If the obj,cmin, he tett so strongly to It were not obviated in a foture stage, he *tonna o:..kiftlie wing of their Lea d- Silipb Ili)311 the ItteasUir. Lord Gli ENVILLE s , ;;Torted the measure, at generally proposed to their Lordship,. No pecuniary . penanies woohl, he thought,- be ',officio:ix - to &ter, rind tiorliiiv sli..rt of severe or ilegradng personal puiii*liitteuili would be etfu:acious to the ca:e heioir went. Alter some farther dis.ussion, the Maryitis of LAN 3DOV.'?::: prorwed hi* anteridinenrs, which were agreed to &of:, tn.:, and ' the liiii was ordered to is • reported tin a fatruc alai. The Deis is.. she tab, . W re then respectively forwarded, anal !h. House :Opium . 7 .. as -m.4,11 - 4m , , vat ntlie.r Lsird.a,::, , s ..ta. I - sioniouned on I . • . I/animas . % motion r...p.aiitig tire it iv.:: conduct 01 di.: late war with Ante:lea. • HOUSE OF CO:.:Mltii. The Caledonian A.) Imo Bill wr.- read a tt.:t.: :*ene On the minion of Nit. VFt i zea i.o. : t. ,. 'L a.etter Bill, and the lit.,li Sprit i.ke':e'e t`ti • v,•ere r.ad itr:a time. Ti, be read a second time to-0,1110w._ Ihe Parish Apprentice UM was read a ..s,:tind time. To be committed on Wednesday. 'l'he Irish Hides Uuty iaa and the .!ti,:t NI Puny Bill were read a Arst time. In be real asr con 1 ,:ie r., ;1 Tl•e Neuftal Ships' hill went through a Co:on:ince. Report to•murrow. 1 he third reading of the Irish Lamp RegulaLion Bill was post vsmed Tussday ntxt. •11. e Irish `tamp L:cence Bill went through a Conui:ter.— Report to.MorlOW. On the suotion of Sir Gcoane Ci..sette that the Scotch Gante arid ktsit Prs..:rvation hill he i 4.a5.1 • tlerd tam., \tr. littaisra moved as au Amenittunt, that it should be read this day three mouths. And after t;litte cotiveviut:on Istqween Mr. Ga.l:ir, Mr 1 0:4:11.11tT, Sir thoutLe WARRENOiIi,• ids ::r: t I', Mr. Hue Nita, and Mr. Ais tacaumate, the LLB wa, wt.hstrawit. Mr. 111 LEY ADDlNGTON'brought up an Account of the nuniber cotid,taned to the HU:lts her the Lst three years. Ordered in lie rip vie table. Ms. GO 11 1.31.115 N postpotted Vs motion, st , :th respect to the charges sob I.:•ieernor Gower, tia Wednesday :teat. hlr. 1' resit:tea a Pe.ii ton fr , in the Vsrarrant ceis .1 the Navy, vrayiti; t.,r :111 increase of pay. I he SPF.AKEK that milers it W,13 r„!comritentlea by the Cr.t.vis, it c sold not be received. Th.: Petition was aecurding4 wit4dra.vit. Sir.;. k moss .1, that the Parer, respecting Govsrticir Atn• lie •N painted. tirdt:r...l. Mt. WI 1.111.11 tt woad.: wish to know, wile:her his 'Ma je,ty's Mini•ters 6.54 any wiotltA• in case of the re s..to AtiOtt of LOUIS XVIII. the .V.solition or the TrAig Wood be Culii..wcd by the French Covsa ninon ? land Crki I I.hkt Is.AGH said, that his Majesty's Government had every shish tr• carry the desires of the Hotli , * on this subject o eifeet, and that there would be no opportunity lost ut eJin municating with 1.0134 XVIII. on the subject. '1 he County bridge 11t11 went rlsrouils a Cootimittee. Report to-am/row. EUPPLIC.9. Mr. BROGDEN brought up the Report of the Committee of Supply. Lord'l. RUSSELL objected' to the principle of 'the war. lie did not see what right we had to at tempt to force the Bourbons on the people of France, Even admitting the overwhelining power of France, if Bonapsite coritihued at ha' head, we. from our s own "situation, were safe.. Mr. J.i'. GRAD could not see the justice or the 'policy of the war. s We west to war with . a deficit in our f i na nce amounting to 45 millions a-year. and flow long could the country support:a war in which that dehcit would be yearly enereising. The watt of the country would be a i11:4441a cause of war . ) but The CiLINCT:II.LOR of the EXCII7 , ::)TIEIZ said. that this set ;c had long occupied the A. : cation of Govern!):eat. to Spain there had been to contend wi:h, which they world be live irons the present war. In a coontry so exhausted and so un cultivated •as Smin was, where the earriagl+ was so long and so difficult, and where there was so little cornerrial intercourse, there could not hut have h0.:3 a :ouch greater proportional expense than wotlJ be d•cessary in 1112 seat of the present war, where none ! of those ohstaees existed. Mr. BA RING said, that the entire system rf the Commissariat was wrong, and that therefore it ought to be remodelled. We should have p lid ready money S?ain ; but paper WAS paid to the most igniraut p( oole in the world, who d'..l not give :ode.. ooe.third or bum, of the value for it. lie had heard that our COmmiss tri.(t were buying up guineas to send them abroad, and he wo uld Wish to know from the Right lion. Gentleman *hether it was true The CEIANCELLOR of the EXCIiZOLIER said this was a mcst gross callitnny ; and that lie, had hearstof any such thing, ha would be th fir ) kto pror:ecirlethe ofrender. tiirlol - 1& NEWPORT hoped that then, sold be some provisions for billetting the militia ito Ireland. Lord PALMEROTON would 1 , 4;6 the Right {lon. Baronet would point oat the provisions he would wish to be adopted. - - Sir JOHN .NI:LVPORT thought that there should he :t septrare Bill for hill-eating, and that the aseasure should not be inclui.kd in the Ninthly Act. Mr. PEELE said, that Government bad wish to assiinilale the law cf biWting• 1n Ireland to that of Englowl ; eur that it had been found impossible from the small number of public-;clauses in that country. — There was threepence a night allowed as a compels* sati•on for hiiletting. • The several Resolutions were agreed to. SIOS'USIENT TO (;EVERA I'AIUNIIANI. Lord CAS PLER EA G ii, in rising tar move an! Address to his lsoyai Highness the 'since Regent :or a filootimerit to the laze and lamented General i'akenhant, thought it was a painful duty in his M.P. jesty's Ministers to be obliged to distinguish to whom honours of this nature should be paid; for that there were so many fell entitled to the gratitude of their country, that if such !velours were paid to the me• mory of all, they would become too common. '1 he sliest way would be to confine them to a certain rank. He should heteafter lea it his duty to move similar honours to General Gibbs, second in command ouler General Pakenharn, and to General Gillespie. With regard to the lamented Oilicer who WAS the ob. jest of the present motion, it would be allowed on all hands, that there were few more useful or more etni. , nanny distinguished. Bred in the most per . .ics. 5.....'m0l ot sear, he had distinguished himselt in Vie various parts apt th.: world when; he bad served. He had re ceived a s.sonad in storming S:. Lucie, and in agtin leading on the storming pr:ty ; he had :y.iin recei• ved a wound at the taking of Nlartinique, i 1 the same spot where he had before been wound .1 at the storming of St. ielcie. lie went to the Peninsula immediately beletre the battle, of Talavera, and had beet trout that moment employed to tl.e termination ot the war, in a most arduous and ii,;ettil line of ser- I vie..., in which his abilities and his v.dour were ein.dly :convictious,"Led by the Ar(l)ur of his cont.iv., he had h:i on ttie third division at tie battle (.1 zidt. nraoca, and had greatly contributed to the glorious results of that day. He was nest distingtaiJted by the ere.. t endowments .4 his mind, as well as by un rernittiog attention to his duties, and by uuwearicd activity and vigilance. The Noble Lord concluded be moving an Address to his Royal -Highness the Prince . Regent, praying that I'll Royal Highness may be graciously pleased to direct that there be a Monument to the membry of the late Major-Ge. neral Sir Edward Pakenham, who fell on the 8:1 of Jelin. my, 1810, before New Orleans, in North America. ' General GASCOIGNE thanked the Noble Lord flAllnercoinriunwielinCtieldhoenhthade broughtbrav forward thewar handsomedtesub subject, a n d of file deceased General at Cie time when he lost his life. He trusted there would n ot be a dissentient voice on the question. Mr. FORBES made a suggestion for voting a monualeat ti, the memory of General Gillespie. The question was dun carried unanimously. Mr: 40IWON gave igotice 4 A awlios for te• SMP-LET nut ACT. Whe n the G 'fiery was to.op-ned, we found Mr. FAwoc-cr mr,king some observations on the Ship Letter Act, in :ekreirce to the en: , :oteus sums de. ma , rded by Or:: l'n:,t-Otlice for forwarding Newepr.. pet% and , Periodical l'ubl;catiturs abroad, which a:. Inrded enormous perquisite* CO the persons in that Otlice, and was a subject worthy ut Ole consideration of Government. Tie CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, intimattni, that ht. opt *wit clatiscs in the Committee as might be a retwdy tur the evil com plained of. • Mr. PA .vcETT about to propose some me• titan on the sobject, but seas indtice.l to withdr.rw it, on the sitgizestion of rite Speaker, that it w. ttll I.e better to see the nature of the 13i11 in its amendcd The 11.11 was than read a first and second ante, .tcd its farther consideration fixed for Thursday. • CHURCH AND CHAPEL. DILI.. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEVER, on moving the further consideration of the Church and -Chapel Ezetuption Bill, stated two amendments which he meant to propose. The first was to lea ye Out the word Church," anethe second to increase the number of tree seats from one in ten to one in live. ameral THORNTON. opposed the fur th?r c ntsi deratinn of the measure, which lie consii.kred to be founded on a levellin.: principle with regard to the Church, and dr,:wittl . away its profits to ,gay to dig. re stets. Ile moved as an amendment . , that insteail of to-mini ow the Ell he teal a tn:re time that day three IP ultbs. The oriitin4l c i rizstion, huw::vcr, was carried without a diviiion. • The PI , notir.tble General then moved for a return iron several t' inshes wr!h:o the Bath of :•i rtalitr, or Chitt-etes, Charels, or otter bn:ldings, or any parts thereof, made usl of for the porplse of re;ijioui , instruction, an 4 pie*ent sobjectiA to the pArtitni,,l rates* in mile: to as:ertain who, a.1,1..i:n4 it wauld be necessary to make ro tic- or( seta rate*. The CH A N of t: se F. :{C; 2 I EVE 11 expresse.l h.s acci•mits could net be so resd.ly ol,t.ti :ed ai the U.:tour:due Memb,r sce nted to think ; but 1-c had nu wish to oppose the information, ant the motion was accordingly car ire. Mr. BLNSON rseeitig an Honourable Member in his place, b , ..gecal to ask, when it was that Honoura ble GerXetrards intention to bring forward his raised motion, relating to the monies advanced by Government to the Corporation of Liver ! o 4 ? The papers were printed, and had been in the hands of Members now many days—therefore, Mr. Benson presumed to ask the Honourable Member the nattat of his intended motion, and the period he would 6z for bringing it forward, that those interested might be prepared ? It was not heard whet answer was giv(mi The CRANCELLOIt of the EXCHEQUgIt moved for an account of the outstanding Exact:oer Bills, under the act of the 54th of the King, towards ,the aids of the year 1814. Ordered. Several 'oaf the day of the yeair I 14. v raere u. re p o rts were brought up; ani tbe othercwdere y beteg disposed el ; the Hoot adjoeue4 ntIIIIIIIALL, lAtilinN. has e n tit& • THE COMM I I' I'EE for LETTING the CITY'S [.ANDS will meet at Guildhall, London, an FRIDAY near, the nth day of June instant, at Eleven of the C tick la the Fore • noon, to receive Prepu3ids for covering with Sheet Copper the Roof of Guildhall. The Particulai and Specification may be teen at the Office of the Clerk of the Yorks at Guildhall. JOSEPH 13(1111-TNAII, Comptrnier.