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ill G/iRM4' 2 11AV7I'7r.:r, MAY T.-1. :::'72nce in tilt. IL.rth is friken of, ethic:; will I ilretrzt:iencd by mArti.Lgt i 1 1q m: high HAliorrr. NfAr FT:3:I7 ‘TijnrEvrint rc tn.ned Isom London. His :llairqiy niipnint eil the S..cretary if the Cli.oifier, .ANDF, rt.', the of the Chanti,er, nn.! Crottif;:ltnr rn.:ize, uric, and alfti the !cilia- of Com- Pierce, Von 1:« lc F, Court Olt. Et.roy ar,d ;Tittillcr Pleni innentiity at 11:i!oit l.nit“ hs once 'wise d'iivercd a Note of renuitillt.ince relpeciing the tight of his itit I r lc 711,tiFtyy to t h e ISi. Itopries of aad o:ii.titriirk, and to the Abbey #.lCnry;T, oild 4, Ow Cone titre ...nctauni r:tiett I•is Nlajefl y's %c . a , that the Line to; lit be refpeded in the bufinefs of the SeculAiiiation and lodenthities. DANA! ARK. Cominacra, M,. I. rile jnorner of his li-losef. the Crown Ps tscc and titon -I,rt now Feed for the 16.11 4.f June nerc t ttrday hic M IF•TY, as %%AI :t• the Crown Prince :•nd Pt i,“:t r:pair to the vie:trine ;rg ; trnd 1)11'..t: and liticktfs.nl Av t:VSTVI.4I!UItO V." 111. on the fame (lAN attr on did/. MN:) . to Atigol!cninog. 'llte I lercJitat y l's ince Fit r riFlt to' will, the day alto' 0.-rnotrlmr, zepair t:ith Isis famiii to the picaltare Cattle of Sorgcts ft ; Ow ner.AnitAlT4dor. of tie French Republic, d'Acvs.esv,v. 6 arr!‘cd lure, and will .tt the cc iie.l y bave audience of intluditiiion. Th. :iv:11111h :Sri:rttary ufLegatinn. Mr. Itur-z. v.-ill quit 1:i•, tituati.w Ist.r.:,and g.• ‘1.4. 11 in the fame hat*AN:L ;0 the liague. The :Necrctary of l.cga ti.ui,(ll)• s pr. SALMON, who . has inch fume year Dtriden, will tiiplar his The day befort v.:herd:ly the Cadette frigate Vile,l.—.ltaween the 3d and the to:h 325 111.p> p..di:d the B.vin,d. sir r.DE STOC It Nf t.M, MAY 7.--.-Great preparations are tnikittl! ittre f sr the inr.entit:djtrirney of their Ma• jeaL:S :Ind of the family or itittlen, next week ; and ro prriatlar re l ;e ,, c) . is appointed during the 0o:A c t".t . the Kinv, all the departments of the Roy Al Chancery are r.ow burr in preparing to lar I,cfore Lis Maielly, for his tioermination, thole concyrn• nhich adna4 uf nn d ", Kog's hiult Cham ict lain, Baron BONDS, il.mettiattly after ti- Occe:rfe of Pant I. w.nit fri.m hence to France ; and timing his refi c!-..nce there, was received by the FIRST CONSUL with diAinaior., has retian:d hi;lier from Fa , is. I its Nlajetty ha: for two days held An extraor• chttary Council concerning hit intend.:d journey. Count KLINCSroa, Commander in Chief in Fin land, will depart in a few days, to take the com mand of the pleafore camp. which is to be db l.:ailed At 1'41.01am:11m. The Rettiments declined t'or it are that of lljoeniberg, of A•bo, of Tavel clans, and the brigade of arti:ieiy . of Ryland. I? 11.1SIA. l't r vv. sty, on, APRIL H.—By an es prefs Mare, 17.stv1Eioe has ordered the Sella!' OIS when they coic to the S,natt in tire morning, before any of eo t ro 1. : p..4 to his d,:partment for the dilpatch of bolinc(s, to attend the general meeting of all the 1): part rm:nts, to hear. die Imperial Ukafes, s.iil be t1:::le toad over at nine in the morning. 'like Est?, Lot hat granted to the pollellhrs of rt . Lames rl:e ezchitive right of hunting on their Peterfburgli. Formerly every one 'night receive from the Hunter's office a ticket for frizz' hum roam! this city, which gave occalinn to diihrsT:rs ; iLis it now forbidden, and the poi kit .r kis alone the tip Lt of hunting on his own • Jo-minds. I.—On the Bth or April arrived here Gtrer.il 1 1 .1 D., Vvl 1.1.6, accredited French Am at otit Coi;:t, and had yellerilar a private Impl'xiAi. MAJESTY. He. has his awl hi, Niecc with him, and the uhOle Ent lo.Sy confils of is perii ns. A plan flt a Bank, which is to Me Notes,h been prjy.rt.:d by a fr,igmr here, the capital of mhi c l i is 1.) conii:l 1.1 Ica' elites. by Thu Commit ion appointed far examining tip: calls or 'holt: who kir, been limiiihed, there uc:;:n peifur. "tr"te, an mig whom are come recit I.d ftnni their unforiuna e ii.nati4•l.. r hrtu h:. 1. to their former ilLthl• ti , f!, .tnd ttifo r.iluied t' their fo r m e r (aces. PF.II. 17 MYcJi:ll Arnhafrador, Baron ,s„ : „ se „ ,: oc , rte. 11 ,,% in from country. He l i I st% t.,lt.n a coontry.i,otife t,r the runt:ller on the 3.04:1 to Putodsof, L,r which he pays 2000 Rubles. Ma.kant licsovvit.t.s has been here, our J.a.ties have 11.:guit again t o near chignons, after I.zr when:33lll:l. have for conic time ap. r:ired it to.blie wilt th.,ir necks quite ham The iZniliao Am.-tic:tit Company, lately tflab -1:Inl•t. receive! C-ot his %mail-, their Patron. the f ing Itcfcript the Ruffian •Imerican to givo lon a proof how de in, I conlid.r the iotrotlivtion of the trade which v.su di. ell, I enter tzt.otx., tasks in its capital in th'..7e.• fcr the u (: ad% Nor, which the Corn• r tnt -ii.i!ustd in the name of the Jireiling C o micii. I Mall heartily rejoice if this exitr)ple c .initillozo. :4 ino.Nire conii.lcoce in this (:-2 if l.int and ten,l.r the Citiscto better ac ,lt, tiii. new bratta of siatireCommerce, I.:tites in i:fif fo many adv.antiigts for the 71' ► the Country. 1 remain yours, 8:c. tgaTi: 7'. t 04'2. (Signet; ) ALE:Axtoot. by ti.c high crarriplecrtheNtriotic in. --ch. the iiirc.nitola 1; as rell.lvcd in future to I:ic poor tbh..:l4:: . per Cant. ou the 1...1. film e. , • • , F."...f.VCZ. A tNii OF sr. DOM:gOO. TOW": ArsT LouTIRTORE, Or 1)01,f1H no, To CITIZIFK DoMACIE, DRIGADE, COM!k!ANDFR IN cum or THi DISTRICT 07 JR• Rr.l4lk. 1-trad-quar!ers, at. .Tack, Feb. 9. dion:. Tt delr fle net, 1. d f.nd to you nr• A.,1-de-C'ar , p, Cat Vcts W,:O it the bearer of the preterit d:fpitch, and will cert. a :In cite to port my kniime.its. Ai !h.. ;.!are of jertmi.t I* rend , r-ci v•ry (teen hi its ram rat arlyPtiti.7el, '.,u will maimair yourftlf in it, and defend it with the . oitere ! know you pones. flit ,art the Whitri—they eiH hettay you if they e‘n. Their &lire riattife:!eil is the reitoration of Lawry. I therefore gire s nrtc blanche fir vine conduct ; all which von Ball do will be well done. Rage the eufivatnrit hi mate, and ma riner them fully of this truth hat they muff place no eon& dente in the.: ar In! waits who matt have feertly received the pmelrmations of the White men of France, and wontd circu- Lite them ciancieftinciy, in order to fedwe 'be friends of li livrty. I hare ordered the General of Brie, to 'our , the town of Cayes, the eoher towns, and all the iilitirot. then Id titer 1.. mitlite to relit the enemy's force ; and thus ail the triton of the &Nevem garrifons, and ill the cultivators, will be enah'ed to reinforce mil at Jrrentie. You will entertain p(rf it rood underßandhtg with General LATL7Ma. in order to est.-e' with eat: what may he tweefFary. You will employ in th , , planting of priwiEnos all the women nte t :piod In ealq. f nth-avow as mach at tonfiihir to a , cuaint me with your fruition. I rely entirely upon you. and leave you emn plerety at Merry to pciform cr. ry Ono? "rich may he renal tie to free 11. from Ow horrid yoke with which we arc threat ened. 1 with von gond health. 'signed) TOVISAINT LOVVIIITOIII6 A true vrr . (Signed) The General of Brigadc commanding the De partment of the South, 14111.03 it. PARIS, MAY Is- The 1,•IR intelligence from Tlerne Rate., that the infurrctction in the Part de Vaud is at length ter min.ited, and that the inibrgents have laid down their arms. The Legiratire Body have deereed.that a medal fhall be Ruck in remembrance a the Treaty of A miens. It gill exhibit the heads of the three Confuls, and one of gold will be pH:rented to each Confol. MAY 23.—General MoaTtest, Commintlint of the tirfl military divifion. tranfmitted on the loth to Cie Minifter of War, the votes given by that b aly in regard to the queftion of elating Botr•- ~•at rs COl6llll for life. " The propofal," fa ysthe General in his letter, " was received with the mat lively enthullafm by the officers, fubalterns, and foldierN and unanimoufly voted." For tome days pall, come malevolent perfans have I pread a report, that poifoned cakes and fweet meats are offered to children in the promenades. and public places. The Counfellor of State, pre lea of the Police, has thought it necetiary to an nounce officially, that fuch abfurd reports are en tirely void of foundation. In an order of May at, the General Comman dant of Paris informs the chef de bataillon and adjutants of the •fedentitry Guard : That at the preft:nt momtnton which depends fecuring the pub lic tranquillity and hippineti, malevolent ferfons have had rev-torte to their accuttomed intrigues ; that they have eendeavonred to fpread &knit among rho people, to prevent apart of them from freely es; I,:fling their wiffies in regard to the gram, tined ion, now fubmitted to the cleci(son of the Frer.' h nation, and have taken advantage t.f the moment ay dearnels of bread to ptbelaini a famine; and in that refpeet, to invent the molt abinrd and ridieulottetales—be affurcd,fellow citizens,fays that Government has taken effetitral meafures to keep the magazines always full, that bread Iltall neither ye wanting, nor increafe in price ; and tell them, to rcjed the pertidi )us infinuations of thole who with to infpire them with fears of the want of provitions, and of diftruft Aglaia a Go*rnment, which occupies itfelf only with the happinefs of the nation. As tor you, adds he, continue to fecond my efforts, and we (hall prevent the evil ilifpofed front ditturbing in any manner the public tranquillity." BR AST, MAY 21..—Admiral VILLA& IT left Sr. Domingo on die loth of April, with eight (hips of his fquadron, and has arrived at tlis•pon. Nothing new had taken place at .'. Domingo (ince the departure of la Fiielt. Oar troops had again fet out in purfait of Toussatez. FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. NAPLES, APRIL s7.—His Catholic Majelly, it laid, will fend a fquadron of fix chips of the line and four frigates, to convey hither die Princefs Royal his d tughter, defined in marriage to the Hc~cditary Prince The fame fquadron will con voy onr Princefs Royal, who is to be married to idle ?time of Alturias. :Lam, MAY to.—A part of the Polifh troops I have been takes' into the pay of the Italian Re public. The number of thefe troops entered into' our service conillis of a General of I)ivition. an Infpenor of the Plait): tioops, an Adjutant Com ma:l4:ot, two Captains Aides d.: Camp, two demi-brigades of infantry, and a Regiment of Ligh - Cavalry. The pay, laws. and military re gulations of the Italian troops, will be common to the nlith troops. LAUSAANY, MAY 14.-REY:4ObID'S firft camp had been eftablitlied in an extentive plain, near the village of Tolochanas, -in the neighbourhood of Morges : it was from this camp that Rtenosif repaired on the 6th to Rion-Bolfon, to confer with the Lieutenant of the Peered, and the Authorities of Morges, who had gone thither; and it was there that the capitulatkn of Morges was ti.nied by the sub-Pts:fea of Morges ; but the I.ieuteitant of the l'refea refuted to riga it; or to take any part id it. On the 7th the pedants abandoned their pofi. Lion, and encamped :in the plains of-Loupatoo wlir: , ce they set out for Ltufanne ; and after the • events of that day. encamped in the • plains of Saint-Solpice, below the village of Ecublens.— After the conferences which took place in .the camp, they retired oat the loth 'wpm: la Venunge. near the village of Antos. •The fame eveninr. May to. they fummoned the town of Morges ' Deliver up to them four pieces of cannon. The Municipality engaged the Sub-I'rcfca to take the' proper Ilfps to cattle Citizen Ditrasitsv, die Frenelt, Conimantlant, to ezeciree this delivery : the (lima made to the Coe)uartslant on this fubje4t, was tigned by the SeirPreCea. the Merricipalhy. and ab..u: fatty sitiaeuv ; 1.%t wee avittg to be crimptied r. ith, when the mind of fettle' French and Helvetic tionymetWorgeiput an-end, to the bufinefs, and madelhe infitte:ste retire. •. On the 3 t th, General AUST . , had arrived at Lauf:Anne, invited !Ursine!) to repair to hind under afa fegna . rd. Ri recoup hefitated tome time, l lon he repaired to the appointed place in the even ing, accompanied with come Deputies of the cow mimes during the night there were long con ferences. Next Jay, May tads, it was known that the infurgents had quitted their camp in fuccetiou, and were returning home, faying that they were peaceable, that there would be tin• more feudal rights, and that no one would be molelled for having been under R v MOND'S liandard. People, however, did not know what to believe, till the following note was iffited in the evening from- the General's Office : _ _ •' General Avery has &mooned the Chiefs of the Communes at the head of the armed bodies, encamped above the bridge of la Venoge, ne.ir Morgec, to difperfe; and, in cafe of reflifil, bac declared, that he will employ the lirmed force .to compel them, according to the orders he has re ceived fmm General Mostateliazo. The Chiefs have promifed to contply, Ad this moniing early, May IS, the whole have retired peaceably to their communes." Thu* has terminated affair, 'which might have been attended with the ma difafirmts eon fequences. Five hundred men Of the french. troops, taken ftom the environs of evenev, have • entered the diaria of Neon t and detachinents of, there troops 'have been 'fent hence to leveral coda- 1 moues, as Moody% Yverdon, Orbk,*c. PRIVATE LETTER, PAM, MAT n. "There has not been as yet any thing publifhed, either officially or otherwife, refpeaing the report-I ed confpiracy of the t sth Florets!. All that is certainly known on this folic@ it, that nn leis than 20 of the French Generals are either in con- finement, or in esik. Avotatatt and MAWN• were condnaed, three days lince, to the Cattle of romotots, which, you mull recoiled, , was an in dent hate prifon, about a league from Paris. The talk of mounting guard it the 'Fhuilleries is at prefent performed by the Corp du Golder, who were never before called to that duty. There are a body of men, brave e'en to defperation, who accompanied Box &PARTE both in Italy and Egypt, and whom, by his largefes, he has greatly attach. ed to his perfon. The Grenadiers of the Confular Guard, who before dikharged. this duty at the Palace, are Rill at thy' barracks of Courbervoie. and Ritchie, two leagues from Paris, to which places they were fent on the esth Floreal (the sth milant). It is fuppofed that they will not he re: called previoufly to the arrival s.f Igo° chafes men, whom the Italian Republic is about to fend as a guard of honour to its Prefident. • 66 The Re66illers of the Votes on the queftiOit, " AVhether 1 ON PARTE (hall be Conftil for li!C ?" were yelterday doled in this capital. The great majority of votes w.r.: in his favour. Tilde were, large numbers who voted in addition" that h thould have the right of chuling his fucceffor " that he Ihr•uld be declared Emperor of theGaitlis" —and by a fmaller party k was propofed, " that • the Supreme Poster Ihould be hereditary in his • family,as it was in that of the late RoyalDynaft .." Th e Mk s of voters, however, were much lets nu merous than was expeeted. Many ti tli: claffes did nut vote, from an apprehenrue thef • 1 hits of votes, as happened at the dote of .the ate reign, may be converted into fo many lifts of pro. fcraption I The poorer chalks were •equally thy of coming forward, hut from a different re iron— Bread is at eighteen fous, and likely to dearer. On fuch occalions the populace of Path feel op cordiality whatever towards the eliding Govern-. meat." PARLIAMisvrARt P4OCIEDiNGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, TUE'DAY, MAY 2S. Their Lordfhips proceeded to pronounce judgment relative to the important and long pending Scotch Appeal, Calks v. Scott, better known by the appellation of the flikery mitre; the relish of which was, that the Interlocutor was reveries!, and the remainder of the cafe remitted back to ths Court of of Son, with diredlions, Etc. Cousifel were further heard. at a confideralde length, rely-' dye to the Appeal, Morthland and Jobtiftun Mr. Adam in continuation on the part of the Appellants. The further hearing was deferred till kri4ay. • l ht Dills before the Houfe were forwarded to their tepee tire flaps. . • The Gardners' Protedion Bill, and the Sugar Bounty Bill: were brought up from t h e Commons by Mr. Al•sander. The Lou d on lim Market BUI was prefented by Mr. Ludt ington. A few private Bills were brought up. Tbeie Bide were 11. verally read a lirft time; after which fume private bufinifs was difpofed of.ancl then their lordthipi.uljourned till to-inorruw when the Houk Rands fumtrioueerupun the fecund readlug of tlc Militia Anzonculation HOUSE OF COMMONS. Loci CASTIARZAGN brought up the Report of the Commit tee on the Petition of the Sierra Leone Compauy, which was ordered to lie ou the Tsl,le. The London Fish Market Bill was read a3d time, and pal Ted Mn GAILTIISMORIC hrougln up the =calm vi.„ . the 'Cimper urcd in his Majefty's Duck-yards, which was ordered to lie on the Table. The Poor Work-hook Lill was ordered to be read a f:eond time to-morrow. Mr. CORav prefented an account of the money remaining in the Tratrury of Ireland, which had beat rated far the itt.r2o:c of manning the NAry. The Ira Loin LIU was ordered to be read a thiretime w. moITOW. • The Southern Whale Hillery Bill was rode Brit, and orsler ed to he read a feennd time to...morrow. Mr. ALtIA Pint A brOUghr up th. Report of the National Debt Reduditia Bill.—Agreed to. and the= ur:eil..il:te;•be read a third time to-marrow.. . . . The Public Au-0U to Regulation Bill was read a fceontt time, and committettfor Thurfday. s 1 Admiral Baronet* moved that the Report of theCommtnee on Dr. Jenne?. Petition &odd be referred to the Cup iiii i i tee of Supply. The lino. Member gave n..tiee,that in the Commit tee of Supply on Monday he Boothl wove a remuneration to Dr. jentier. , • Mr. SigtVDAII gaet notice, that it was Itibintetrion to poa .pone his motion to-m.omm relative to certain trait in the Caraath:till Mooday.tuul that tu-snarruw ha ral• latliate:fiettitedigant • N 5,..14xviv1411.1is the Bu l l-baiting 818 liad.hera ;meted out of the Citoujal poupperive move tor Love tO brut; itt a :MI ur the liater regulatioitattlt The Scotch dill went through a Co.uttatce, npest oat onlercii to iti rtetinJ tormorruitt: • The Palter ma was read a Ltlt, and mitred to be real r fr. pond rim to-morrow. • . . . • The Coimnittee on the Alien pm was poftponed till to. 'narrow. The r toldrnt vernt throw ;:t a Committee, and the Re. • port w.ts orderersi to he reerive4 to-morrow. Th Infolvent Debtors Dill easit throt:h a C..mehat ee , and the Report was oretervt to he received to-morrow. co rrox APPRENTICFS. Sir R9otos PorsLi roused the Order of the nay for the further eurftderatlon of the Report. of the Committee on the Cotton Apprentice 11111. Mr. H. tiVouett that the esit.s of which th4filil euruploobsede might be remedied without Interfcr:og fa With the principles un watch the tradeleu he.n hithertti cdtrii..l on. The preeure of the Bill would fall very unequally, as:komernanufadlotrr.r 4 entploved apprentices only. He stinted t h e ;:t ra t orzoncrot to to referred to. a COlTlnlittee up hairs. • After a few obfervati,,r. from Lora 1311.1;RAVF and 'Fir R o o;:: Is r. t the Huttfe woo: into :+ Committee on the Mr:Wit willicd the per'ted at which the Bill was to be lAA in force mere remote. fie thought the year t/lo:f. • idfortied an interval futheiently fhort to prt.pare fur it in Mott Sir Nara ear PLTLC thought one year quite enonh for plc paration. The quellion bin put, the bla vra filled with tßoi. On the motion of Lord Date; AVE, a claire waa allyted • for compelling the matters of Veloric.; to cull in .medical aid, and to give other :mutt:nodal:on in cafe of *flie Report va,:s brought up and agreed to; the Dill to be read a third time on Thurfdiy. litCH BUDGET. rife. CORRY Paid he had given notice of his in. • tention of moving to-morrow, in the COmmittee of Ways and Mean , , the Ili% Budget. It had ' already been protraaeol two or . three tomes on ac• count of papers not hating come from. Ireland ; the tame realohs ftiff continued,- but ImAdes that, a lioggellion had been made. the jitllice Of which he acceded to—that as the ftihje4t of the Peace . Ellablifbmint of die Alin,' had nnt been bmnght forward, any Ellimates prior to .its being after. - taincil would he vague, and he lhould be running • the rill' of giving the Houk unnecelfary trouble: out of reipeft, thcrtforr, to the Houle, and in compliance with the fuggellion that had been made to him, he themlif , pollpime the Order for to-morrow, 41td Wend of naming any particular • leave it open till the Peace Ettahliliimeut was fettled. . - Mr. Rossom dcGred to 'thaw whether, previous to the truth Budget, it • was meant to continue the Account from the zith March, tBOO, up to the period of the Union He found in the Ac counts a charm of three quarters of a year, which he wilhcd to have filled up. Mr. CORM/ laid, if the Hon. Gentleman defired any information beyond what was contained in the printed Papers on the table, he ihouW be ready to afford it him. Mr. Roasos gave notice he &add move foe. further Aecouma to-morrow. . MISR COURTS OF - LAW. • . • On. th e Order of the Day being read for the * re. • cOnd reading of the truth Law Courts Bill, .- . Mr. Limit Elated, that it was thc , reaf obj,:lt . of this Bill to put the Irilh Courts of Lo i s on t} - 1 fame 'footing, and to expedite jutlice. Tilde ob jets had formerly been listed, and he &mild not nov comment on the utility of the Bill, which was undeniable. ~,, The CWANCILLOR n 1 tne r-sca vivvit laid, that t ). the principle of a. Bill, wWch had if r its °Nat t f . faelt.ite the' adrniniltration cf Juitiee in any . part pf hi's Majetty's don ' ' s, he could have no oblation ; and yet this was a nicalitre which re quired ferious crirpiderat ion. He knew from good a ..uusil y that mini perfiins not now prelim were aavourable to this Bill, bte. there was aienher;tu , t-fority to:pith:it he attaihed, and to which he he. hosed the Houle would attach, great importance, wanting 'you the prefent measure, and to nbtaia which time would be reepired•—He alluded to a Noble Friend f f his wl.o was now in Ireland, in . . the highek nation of the Law: he was aware that • .any meatitre which had for its objet the facility of the adminillration of juniee, would obtain his attefaion, and; if it had that tendency, his ap prohntiOn ; he was quite lure, that a meafure of thatitature would not be more favourably received by any individual than by that Noble Lord ; but he alio knew it to be autipmion entertained by that Noble Lord, that the pi ovifions of this, Bill ihould ' receive more contideration, by him'at lean, than he had hitherto had au opportunity of bellowing upon it. He Was now in a fituation where be bad . more typo, (unity than any other perfon, of con ! filering every part of this tilbjes.e. His attentitas I was now di: chc.ted to it, and he was 111 A without homes that at 4 futtne Seffion of Parliament, or rather, lie th ould fav, at an early period of the 4 next effiiin, this hieufure might be _brought for t ward with advantage, after the gfiltance it might rtfsive lion' the, attention of that Noble Lord, • cuppoting him to approve of the Lill, to which, however, he mutt i of be underaood to pledge his N vote Friend, although he had nu real t to doubt his entertaining a favourable opinion of it. trailer ,me , La eireumaanees, he could not help expreffing A hope it would be the general desire of the Houle, that an opportunity might be given to have the • attention tit a petion of !itch talons and ahilit• i direlted to the lubjelt ; and after it had received that advantage, which at indent it could not have, . and which he could not help confitlcring as ca .n --. , ~tf ai to it, notwitliftanding it had received great at -1 tattu• m Pont many . Hun. Gentlemen, !lone who were now oppolite to him, for tilde rearms he waited this fubjeft to be deferred to another Ffef (ion. • He was however delimits nut to be cold , i 1 del4nl as tinfriptfly to this Bail, or to he-under flood as doing any thing to • oblimet its final fn.:- Milked he ed it not to bethought that the me.'- lure Was lik.C4 to be prejudiced by delay, in cape the : 11(44;e lhould accede to that which be lboold propotl:, for he did it merely from 1 hope that the i aoufe would have next &Got) that which tiler Fault! not !sive in this, the advantage nithe °bk. i Yatious to be expelled born the el:patience, know ledge, talents, and attention of the Noble Pereon to whom he had alluded. . knowing, as he did. that no material inconvenience,' but; on the f 011• trary, that great tidy:tut:l , re, might reinit from she delay, he liiould native, that itulead oi .6: wiad . lone, tile surds ‘lO4, day . Live sacasiv be iiiici red. ' • Mr. Litiqa laid,. he wit not ' , aim to Inds the. 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