Star. — London, England, 1812-12-18 00:00:00

..r- - - .111 A kincin 0214.4A.inhessibtiiriktkiPurtrait of.BhDofFortlnb nip fitlinOttiVg* Oct ( boVdh ther)**4i4Pil 00kieht? n jos'ilViallis'ltlygren4.l3gs 1111, aoP'ol44Wkties. ' Alf KnialiOnnik i r'llODZSON, A:M. Y. R. O OC .. . Pier otag-Anigan's: etinnyirli:are. kid 0'61,06 Iltsj . intfi' rsi 141: • Wu** ni iisOry. • • . • • .4 Cad and W.:Wyiesi Wad.- • ;:t ....60 0 % noOsa ltd, loillhorlis,:nossistelik (Jingly POnsii4, with ibis 4.ecOOnt of ifskibit th*Rev. IL kiedinuf, &liaison* printed, is 6 vale.' I,talkSSe. " el; in bards: : • • Any rite ..veal Works ntirtYlyor litbs4 teporatoly.'.. •• • . k * '• r s, _ i ..: •••• . .s; ..' , .. ;: . .... . Vii.mq•••••./ . 4 .: : p u Ter, „it • • • VD11)0101 1.0110. . _ ~:11c yt ... -•:., c.. The i.,,il 'it liiiivm and Leer raiii44l.o l Litlf. * / *P liii . , i their ram - ' • • • • '7 c • -1 bi iiiiitiiiiiiiii: LOW tabu WitPAllif V. Atrrnoli . Bit Adript Pintiotv concluded' -his:reply in behalf of the Appollanti, ac, lie truer's& their •Lordships • uireldireetrie the • • }edginess of .t Courts Ipolov6. either by Confirmiot .co- the sups Mari psyches ,Arm,,irli matie in Ilee of litbe s grin' 4!ers,tint• the sts,ltd. • aceNdltir trate &sulfa, to - * Odd, noitipon thk estimated tem: antraltis, bar opio . di* not last 'falai' In.tkr course ed.tk Learne4, Contort% address, • briefer* tcl.4 pude. cider decree in the Court of Xxchequea t i-uid a Istsottos raters Oohed in the books, was adverted , to by Isfr:t e lecn, ta aitilter• to a queriotrof the ; Loan Cienity.tiii; • •• . • .... •• • " The 1 • 0 4 1 ' CHANal.l.oll:therefuo.wishist iiii.bin to; fore the House a copy of the decree, , . a n . of tbw-cap illaidesj. l t: to, after which their Lit s • ..,,_ _____., , i1 u .4 13 ;5 411 ,, , ,:;•Th. i. - further proceedings weittwdordf • • Faggruc°•‘ • J.. .. - - 1 • . ijA rl i ot 4 - . ..• : c ~ :i...0 Iflt s sriCF The Wasp bf CHEST/it• prompted b - .illeflikittibilpUtlie Ciergy and inhabitants ed Ouster_ g idanebeners'srld!Sattbra; end s pkOs adjacent, agqinst tliecfplaii.of ike Plr clterlOtt •T'he Leiino ?relate olio!. thAt this cPciltliin litill.ASW. . tat -i Moir nornerousitia iiriAllinintill nibirints*- YN; _Art lffetteprbeable•petiao4,:locilading 'not cult , dill ter '* is T i le 801.4.7 q tliePitieYttql3lioyi ... ..•. • 7 ,!.:i. -i•• , Jll Lim ;Oa mots? ak thi l lAtillat Pfeifle,. she Petitioidlo* ri ad. 'ina kfteriruds orartd to kg_Ati. slur t . nbtd.„' ~ Tie Duke of MONTROSE, ih WlMatoce ooh Nobl e t in,Fri , also presented a Pctitiotr.frilite!thatiiprrittjui eqd inhabitants ~ of Cr i gt VIOA -1 44, 49 011001 1 0 8 .T) 1 1 , PolitObil• Was read . - .t. 473 ' 4Vti l, .-. '...•' .'''''' •"' •PyriciCiii,Foo49'ioNFy .: ..._, , ..., tort /101.1,.AXP took the present ppportuniti of a pp the tiociptilPliis Pitturion to Intro/Nee a All ratite to 714 i fide: Infcgmatipui. He mated, Out the thin "attendinte at a 1 Tate period of tise•Asst 4i c tsims ; whin by-proposed *U. stusiurec :iced prev_entqa thij considFrappq tv.hich.was Sue to tlic . soili• 1 dap-iipie iiifinnationi Were rectal* b ure 4, great' inip6r.i ance-end he now •aavt atitice•thar he .h oop , • tin an 'suit tis/ . after the holidays, iutrcduce a Bill fqr the alteration ofthd We. • %lig J'RINCR . 1118QEN T.'S id iiISSA6Z..• ' 1 The last ' of iztiotpoot.-:prefronfi a Mcscago.foottilla It oyal Highness iiie I'e,./400 19 '. e51 411 , .‘4 : The LbeltD.CH-414 6 1.1..DR•M . read the gr.= reor:thi Coincininsr.- . • ...' •• ~,.. , nn artrat•i;igPOOL -thin moved , 44 Ifni 'llii t n ' - itild! • Pith4g l 4 . *. !IWO - IfiticiPtir *•Messarbr, tit op intO couclainii" i Ole irs'OW,.. and that the lards buidrismono4.!-9rditpak ,N ; ... ••. ' . . . . 4116.. 01 4 4tai,.. - ::: : ;.ii„g•, , /..lpoWthenkorlon cif the p l lifeit • LIVEFVOQL, i f v p...... icon reading of this 80, ' • . ... , ... . • . . , - The Wes's. of LAVSDOWN observed, Ib* ite. : 141404! duty to make some remarks respecting itsprovaipastinta • feed/ convenient to the Noble Earl (Liverpool). ha von - de r Or any objeCtiocihe.bad to . older till to-Morrowl aid belt Use Pr** iOCIOIIIIIO dO en, as a fuller attaiaanok nifOt bedsp l / 4 4d, pn aacc•untof the Folic *treacly given, tespcetirifthe.anteido4 • Alition of his It oval Highness's ltielia;C• • .. . i , " • • ' 4 - - - Tice Earl'of I.IVEIt ?DO L saiii.ft w0i114,.T0 pergactlicOn., venitoi for the lifthle Marquis tor arty Noble to ' t to titanstitans lds objections tomorrow, upon th e !notion for goltis tiff& aVOOII. mit tee, or et apy other :tags, of Its proceeding thrOnk 0.4 Ifqua• - The Marquis of.LANbLOWN signified his lmçutiqri to ego his ob!,:ctions to-morrow, upon the minim' f9r going into Committee. . •••• „..; -'• ' • • . - 'I he Jamaica and StiilliHnino IniereatinlOnanetsbmg4lk p C;ommittee, and leas rbpdif • without any ante 'OR. ••, Mr. I.olol=CTOW,•=itud other MendietsifrOntibe HiratifiT CaminOn*, bilklebl Up : the Aultequer Bills' • hill, the Rice Bill, ' the West ladle Indemnity Bill, the chocolate Bill; 'ihe §panish 1 • Wins Sill, the Pest dace trinking Bill, tie . Malt shci'Ptittion 1 .. E'w•l Bali the Maitiltqpilatiins 13111, the Mingle Cif Wallop. , ten Estate pi11 j ,...10t/gensehal4 Bill, wleldillilliiilaid upon • the . mble, end aftetwalda. red ,a. first time l •pdkoolstp4Tily . toad estettosit* &Wein*. • - • • • ' • • • • . • .....• ;_n - ... -- .: :izr. c ' * ' • .....' ... lititrreottlimmqpis.. , c ,- ~.,:.. 4 New writ we. ordered for the Bt.roligh Of dpidaffi.j4lll4:' spoon pr. - hfir.d.lopricispy.; vilk,';% 'Ace his election; alas accepted :at tiie:c,"#PP tiltudred :. ..". 3: - J: , .:. : : .'.; '• :, Mr. HANitY,7l.HolitifillWposeoted a ?eritkltk, fee #01!e to bring it a Bill teilioing and . Lighting the PS*. of,i4try-' .lobonlit..-410tferted to a Committee. Mr. hiPelotAH prevented Petitions for isevelhi:4lllll4n ',viral Bills for the Exlclosurc of lands in Horpsyy,..Groot•cl, jiiii Other: places in thitonnty of filidiikamt.whickiterc infer- tea to CoUniktees. '' . , . ii-aloinoilvens De b tors ' ➢ BID went through a Committer.L4te.. pert towiernew. • • • . . . ~. .• . l o ord I•Eioi.PLg me notice, tftat, on the 'netting of Portia, mum, he would move, fur documents explanatory of the Conduct •pt the war in the Peninsula. • . Mr. WHARTON ,noted for an Account of thirAttintmt of Permanent aid War l axes, from the sib of October, itill i to .put October,i in 1 s,esitich were accortlingty ordered. . , Chi the this reading reading of the Hotsombeid Bill, ,_ ,- • L. 'CIiA,NCELLOR of the EXCHEWIgit nloV4di a n liathendestent• to the ti ro ' new times that had bent lot recitt.kd ; . Vet ittenstiesatie of any thing that had 'huts Attied in that .iiisase, boson decennt of some discoveries *elited sinbryriadr. ~ The ,till, as amended, was then read a third tinitindljaliesi. Mr. H. MILES gave notice, that, he should, on await day after the roc s, @ohmic a motion to the How relating so the err nos incur red il pa:libel • for 00ilt perions ldt in *auks. -Ho abooLl , atiso direct tbs attention of the Haines to the prOkiety of =smiting houses devoted to therectitiiis ofodlist*ll die Army, from paying Poor's gam. . '•• •,.•,t) :1-A ;sm.- &r • FRANCIS BURDEI-1• presented the Peditiek OF this Gentle,dun s in an unaided finis, is puntisuci of du tuog e iestion ci the Spoiler yesterday. ~ . .- . ... Won kebabs acad, however._ : .•' • • • •-••• .•• :* , _ Tat peSAIC,Lit observed. that u the Petition psayod'yeica *try tenet: it. was itripotsige it bOuld be received."unlese usua l `mended by the Crown fey t& consideration at the Heise. - ' Sir PRAwas Bustftre Was not awnitethat the Petitioner irdtpf‘irdSor,Prawalirrt abaLc - 4 ~ ..; '. • -, • • .'• ' -•- ' . 114 4 k' B, 4K•frit *PK that rintla wiz' he could collect arse substiqpn of,ths. Pattie*, k elltdit litry sad PC4,441"4021.7 for ' , o•allualii Pa itilebirkte :Ow , _it coidd Rah amiss - ..- -.6.• antly *46 a lions*, , ' hbelotid irldloit a !Viotti- , mandition f . . -. . :• .. Lori C. authari4od - displayekin the destruction of Saguntum and manna, or even in the modern sacrifice of Saragossa.: They would, on the contrary, as his .Majesq't - Mi=tl misters hit) most wisely . <Mc-mined to do, seile.witisi avidity the opportunity which was afforded them 04 contributing to the alleviation of distress, occasioneitil by efforts in the success of which the whole of Eorope i l was deeply interested v and on which the preservatiOni of the land we live in 'from the yoke of Franaoo4. l tetially'depended—,(l4 -- r. ) If it • ~necetisqrx.,eio; = gl 1 1' -a e the "-- ae „iment Ochp.. .Of America to Congress,. "viouto.thi piliOtirtllllfllt I The Hon. Gentle-. ?in . .Miderst9ild'froM the Message, th at two propos' *94,44 t step . tvladeito this country, to tenpinate s , stpiihrioglit' that it 'would be . desirable 40 the nolo,. ‘bould i is pOssession of the Mei- Ilao, of that wO proposition's, and the correspondence ihteeoti,ltrelvitied there.iras- mt . negotiation now pa t.togrechicli tb po.s.sibilify.Ofipraducing them... think that the 'f , ', tian ... ,_ 4nr.) . %. was eitioisi 4 r . rd F.,./%,, , not .._ sacrifice even London itself to protect their - i t,• iteciion of,the Cifiesponctence called for, England, he woul d be the first to applaud -tfltillait; _ it pp4ili . ie, would : . tut ::faeilitate :the business who took the torch of oonfGgration in his Etaiuks . aodi fktbe Hops.. , it.WaS eel 44.4.145' intention to pro viewing the sacrifice of Moscow is eminently caloo.; : flake the.paiess as loons:At vostible after the reaess, lated, not alone to prOtect the safety of London,- but!iotid.to take vile sense of-the,kiouse thereon. At- pre. the British empire, and the *whole - of Europtelrom: rue. it -was impossible, as. 43ovrtnment was not in' further devastation, be could not withhold h is"tilled: ,pcissessioq-olf the-result of Sir. j•W„arren's propositioq 1.. of praise from the .magnanimity which . the Russian to the A,Mstriguss_Govertuntutr nOr had the spotech.of people had displayed; tiny more than he COutd_refriitV i. Sbeeresitlens reOched it -itv.ao.oacial form, though from giving hie most hearty support to aoy proposi.iite , certaialy- gatee. credit..l4l , thnlclocoment that had tion which ad for its object the relief Of indivldualai ,reached ttissountty. Two propositions-undoubtedly who bad. proved themailves so worthy of the admi- thattbeen 'fllitdeSo the Govetrunent by Mr: Russell, 'cation of the wholeivitild: Ile coitsidereetheir R. iwhich.Mi.nisters . irad thought it their ,t 1 tit y -to advise orifice of Maims in the same light as the deiCruc. r .she : Cr' ov•ti.to reject ; and etbfrd h a d heeotalade by a htios of the coign of 'nehip labouring ldniitir'st tom.: person litho remained as agept for piSiOnerfi, • whidi: !pest,: in which part was thrown' overboird; - fOr ihe •had. clod, titten rejected. As sisOlist the. Fitme should safety of the rot: . fretn -what he lila heeid tAll meal, liew.noki .pliwe aliAistkdbsumems before it ; from the Ho A. aiit t Otiertolf: il T ‘ - occnsfitni.4ito and. he:bope4P- - -- - - - - - - • - Id tug aurlatia - Bratt fisLyeterimal 1_ rr 0 , : 1 : 41 •• •• t.".•;P'• : ♦• I " ji t tngik.... 7 . '• , • iIIIP IF 1 11 . 1!aft,S.withosl Tommie 4:. Ittedtiolbctiesiege:7-.. - z. tniaiithehlatute would,' t •-s i '' "' . - T.014130K - '• -i• reop, to4onet %to any. ': ....r: ii-- i.. .: --. 1. i: • thatinteroal in eon- 4-. ; , ~ . _.„ . -4— • ' ' • - . proposition which- :- ' F.A1:61.( y .; titcpSßETt. IS. t re Again that be osietkke ' i l ite*PArliaps, in the Pailiamentio a ls ' . fixed opinion; ~.;- , . '-t .. ' aa .• f; _„. ~,..,„ • . , _ ss Y nal 444 ' ' any pardih coon 1.. -!`-,-.• ;Aertg slL !`' cmg . ltr l , w as.theen , an occasion: w the people of .vilklasev6r , )'.thif.r.l!4•, heart ' • 01 * 14 , i to beet'. ,iltal ...is country s, ___ ___ ~„ of any . Glescriptige i . attire fervently in unison, than 'on the 'iwoject o the RoYal , Alithority• to that Howe. t dranv.proptsca ia,tid 4-the : l Offeliog•Russians.t is Faros Roaxakr, •by his Message 'Ol last niie,. . Medifitrwtiee he tiireedvid of the sevens distresses to which', recommended by s tooliggifoks• a a put of eiss' Eenore ex ip,i* have hi e n - ii: 'lf ever there was an instance-in which . PaLlianieut , Th e al e l l: has. solgested that; the British. le ..- "• iasheir pewee: tett property, is imisequence of the tea east:owlets" 4dvelon .of: that country by die Rider would bejustified in conitibuting:m end th ed e fe thal liel li t Of the States of E . urope,:heatvveh . • P. i n . acts o f heroism 0,1 'fi was one which called -Madly forthavcoutnbu- Pita* t eler kraut a :morn c.alce, ghall exp o*, af Fral3ce, sad Ai .azwildini-and extraordinary asagssaaltulty - sent —, . . , _ _, , . . peeed tient, and which ,was calculited - -Welicitabe.m . o . se: the irjhigh sense. of the . mak and glorious elan*. and fortitude with which they hays subntittedli to the greatest I privations and sniferingeln she defeat:id &sir country, and th e. 'grateful g litho sal the Eritishrratioft. No-dunl winch held Alit. to the : , prostrate nations oft Zinn b Pe I* could be granted towards • theallegiatim .of the dis sident, ferny' siurtoe.onverahlevpirit Iheyhaeedisidayed iai tress of brave anal V,iFt9OUl.libiec.,.t z s-ct.f Alibis... lt- is proposed the people of this country , could he attended he close, Whereby results have been prodwaiil of the utmost lot- ., I with so mile real benefit • •as- t h e . o . oorse - wi)ieb was tat two 4941:had-thousand . ..sounds .shill be s ii str i . portant* to-the intweets.oe .this Klugdolu, sod • to•the general ' . . . . now suggested. It should be .considered, that by the itt.ittd lawn - 0 1 9 6 e balablei-Attt mageironnoe s *, cause . of Etutpe ;* ter.ohutterids io the House of Commons to gloriousstraggle which the Russian nation had made l individuals of that atiqA who have . , ya -a , re d uced. enable his Royal Hlghsresi, In - aid or the. Contributions which • for her freedom and the :freedom of the world, the have been commenced within the Russian Empire for this put- . Mrielifei to poverty and.nakehloesse and • ports which had be en "I - sh ' would ' ' - 46 al e . so ong ut against us pose, to afford to the suffering subjects of His Majesty's go,od • 0,.w. f oes - jibbing with cold and4tunges atnid.the at. .1.._ .be re-opened, and the commerce of which we bad so and great Ally, the Emperor of Russia, such speedy and cute- . roofed ruins of their desolated villages l.- And for I long been deprived would In all probability be restored. swilladrefas May be sultilde to this most intereedng aciaelOst. Thepatriotism and enthusiastic feelings 6f - the Rus- whom, have they madarbose sacri fi ces i ~N o t me re ' "* o.*tir.. 4 1 ~.,,,,- ~, .; „ > wan people bad been evinced on so many important for themselves-their *fives-their children • The CHANCELLOR Of the Elc‘=nz.ldu,l 4 ll- . loCcations, that it was ditfienli to select one more in- , . • country-theirSovereign-theseeelthOughlumishie t having Moved that it should be • ' ~ ISI 90,N9P 3. ..lte t rastiog than another. TheN was one instance,. mittee of Supply to -rriarrotelthls.da)• s, ... ,-....-.... I however, which he thoug . l3otifico* indicative of ~.7 great 'and , stroag ionic in o sinuous eg a d. ark Mr. WHITBREAD' Mae, and - sat Pt Wit nat'his ; , t h - e - feelings even of the to Cr A jkitsiin . hutpitior. objecttto the elmsjebieirldotoalsoldn . intention to debate theofterits•of the - Message which l'Nebleman, belonging to fbe f Goveritnoent of lilosiiiii-; range-otter the pages ill' yttoich she histOrptifinanki e d 'had been just read at-that moment ;r-.he. begged, 1 Who had 18(X) peasants, Pointed out to them the dan. is rded • • • • zero • There •if PM- a n a tion wider the es. ~lkoweve. r , to_ state moct . positively, than he couidinair gets' with which they wereithreatened, and' in feeling . 110 „ „r .b ' fot. iii tair not rye hisnssent to the proposition which . it• impli ed „ ;i terms lamented the devastating nrarch of the treneb ! Pe . "'' • • 11),- a 'Mans wornall, OF Li.o r it 'was much inore - to be expected. that:the liduse Einperor. Scarce, however, had he uttered bit 'corn. ',child,,, in. the whole world. to whosq * costa woonld vote semethipg towards the sufferings of this;' plaint, whets all who were able profetsed their inteti.• grate of r Moscow was. not• the prectsrsos•of winos, country, • and contribute to the allevratirm of the diet! titursto in the army, while those Whose . infirmities' ,tpered t blessings! .It y by that:great nod sublime tresses of their owe. poor, than ,by any preittlee •ttt . preiA•nted them from following the gloiioui career ion 4 . ~ vayseance, executed by the impericusmandoe query their generos4 into Russia.:.. That •-charity! ! their brethren; with alnagnanimity unequalled in the *etore-it waiihalie luster • memorable in what! aioild• begin at hconle,' . gas , a common - observational) annals of history, set fire to their little haliiiatias, o f • • •-•• •'• .: ,suitialthough be admitted that it might. not always; l resulting, while they abandoned their comforts, 'to t *r i li.S 4 . , .?. rat eOneeiTqls.!!". 'tie - i i ia l - NninglF 2 fit;' prudent to fallow snob a ,rulev•Xerconsidering.the take cite that the enemy should not benefit by theft upon rope,. aosi her end genhkr ? , shni)dexing . atih e prieaticios r and,' distresses to which this country had misfortunes. Throughout the whole of thelenemy'g awful ealtilations,:alkansioner his ~ had etniotwil 'been exposea during the continuance of the Yftsri• ha march,themmepatrionsni hadbeen diSplayed,and the witit .a orecioitat . lc)' • . • him n wkick : fiat thrown iota thought where coptribitsions were to be given, our satire voluntary satrifices had been made, not - alone •-"-- • ' • - ' own suffereriohoidcLlie the first to receive the benefit to the safety - 4itheir owncountry, but ti the welfare shade, for eve!. ..... :..',.-,.....:: .. s , , . .. .. i if them RO shOuld . :ll6e . :say . more then, bufshonld ..: s: ..,.. • ....uropt , ft might- be mid, that unVsiti* Which - , wpm .;; argeslary,.whokappealitig to Englishmen ' - issli' l oppote' any Icppl in the wap prnpo.sed to•: that House could gransferOuld be - too iutignilicant in favour of f c. distressed and-vittvpits-nation, to hu e *wow (this dal:). ... ~ . • ... • .. to have any effect in allevidn'tug the genital &trait* row-n_p: - their feelings witlithe HA *tom of the*: The CHANCELL .' of the EXCHEQUER' experienced by the Russian n a tion. .. 'nit might be ' •.,,,o w Th - - ad b ..._• • ' 'es • , y-..tite great Scoria* upon ssosoa, go *lino doubt, whateve r, •ht be the grounds - of the. iii some measure true ; but Whatever might be givre, 7.7 -217- r i73 * opposition intended to: 'given by the Honoorable; would at least contribineiehmewhat CO the .COrfiforts r °old . isold -up . Mese naked atyl hqutelose chiklrenef Gentleman to the wishes the Prince Regent,. that of - the. unfortunate inhabitants; and * would at:least suisery, as 4e, pas -left them, V.the 00 3 1 Misetiett 4 1 hit Majesty's Ministers.trould be prep teed W ith A u ffi .; . shew • their Goverinnerst,r•-rhat this country • deeply their)Alpy.po4iin i ss, in . the gint,vilifi,.* see accurate sraent reasons to justify the course .y?iich had been s espathisefLih•the privaton2 alai afflictions to which e t jl oa - r ...1.- h r * fr. = # ICDOWltliatAi ;kit titlon suggest, imposed, and to, prove that it had not been stigges! th e y- Neere exposed. Under these co - c-umstartees,* he - -'- .• .. --' . 04 : *Ailibut a dye regard to the interests Of this trusted ,- when . the question came to be dikussed,.that tor , oor t .olipos . : „toot )os ! usi.oottnt witsettres min do Country.. ._ ~___l ~.., • _ - . . no opposition would-he made -to the wishes so ith- Pollatich has been draws' forussm,by the pok i Sii FRATICIff',I3I.JRDETT . said, that viewing rnunri y tritiniated by air Royal d-lighoess the ?riot:a cal 4, e tiles: torqie.qtorAimseif,s• et 1110100, 4 No Message in the light la which be did,. he could Reg ent . ••, . -.1.4,,, ~ .• • ..- • - ••• • " .- - es, we. are informed in the Ws Prelsh„ Br o lletirs not withhold his dissent from every part of it. Ass . - Lord TEMP LE ' war itt': the ap me. sittraticia with " , ' eoltliy and mpurtajok, „A owl,* ~ the, - . hi however; slits merits would come or. his Right Hon. Friend ' ( fir. Ponti)nby)t he waiver. -• ' eltruly on •- to•moirow. he ilsOuld contenthimself. with stating, featly ignorant' of the intaitiairtn• Wring frtrward the ticet o f two ht.tniked tbot nod WA.lldeFin .41411 TV* that, under the present state of affairs, it was ex- Address, until. he•had heard it read irom;rhe Chii;.; bot. l 4oVerildis. Ajar-with hanger...4 o oW Whew imoiely`inittllth beiieople of thiecoutttl and, 'bk. his Right Him Aimed, hawished td g l htrd • ruins . to seek what.remainklitisi tga.:piolt profit ' %Mi.. STErtlsrm , crst c o r diamy disse n ted from nimistf: from giving antlialitinct opinion upon the smot pd s a stp i n A dLi ger a d d nuAseigoot thisitiiiii eats 'ape tY•the Worthy.Battnai id inbiiit recObrnerscied.- He 'maid not • refrain little , gilt Nezetabl - lif " ^ • ' es, to sgstport e. h . , 4 .,..0. 1 0( 0, 1. . •-.... A Fititn'!What be , knetwohlie'leelings and chieraeter 'of ~,a six.ng, hot‘cver, that - he, Mia,•strongly inclisted•Q .i.:...-p . • .. - • : beeping ...- the .miciple of-this -annul. y; - he was satisfied they T4S4 MO t support any grant wirick7w.ant to contribute to'slw : • il? , 4 s; lef , . ie, . would never contider•irtin insult to be asked to spare comforts of a nation whiehrhadmatie so magnificent ever., by the 'handof.*psartbyiej . , ... pcimething towartio.:cOntrihnting to the - comforts of hstrugglein behalf of the ntorlds-a.(liser, seer). • who glutted his feroCio;p.appotittsritit.tl66loo4ll, that brave, sofferingeand Magnanimous people whose . - 4 Mr. LOCKFIA RT a ls o declared' himself favour:. of. the sufferings which he tZ osialltidatoleilig patriotic conduct in defence of their natural liberties . .. . . - .. , .. . ..„ . able to an y-contribution w/steh . the H o use !Tght IV .. ,#!tafiddy , moil+ it ii rem* bad excited such detirtid admiration . It was I tri• inclined ter Make On so interettrrl Sn'Oeeasiott: Fln igbigip bit Arita** bate whith was Ate us to them ; and which, eines-reit% chit through the patriotism and perseie. c ,,,Pf1 i t.......,, .. 1 . • ... . 14111* . when the importance of the struggle in which they ranee Of the Russiari nation, there was the faifitit w c iTß',"""•v vin "ila dfr. ' wcita4 . filni* MI eaell* were engaged was- considered, it would he connury Prospects of a renewal of those commercial advist.. dog.lo.49itarl *wrist& existence like tio,miseraideilb to sound poliorter withhold. He could easily von- . . , soes from which this coun try had been I ' '`. ha* q, • m tk .... ~. wive, tharthoseWho considered the sactifite thich 0: . , relit out. therefore, t w imtnediately opened ia addttkin to Sit !had been thidelo'the conflagration df,Moscow not 'as a heroic *sacrifice which was to be applauded, thi''Quistiqn be sng j th, Pr .11 the Chair? the 'PorliOnauttl.„ craigr.witish issiltr4Perts • *ix"' but as a - selfish and unnecessary destructing of'pfo.: Message was ordered tobe referre d ; o the Committee h. state .of our financea will ly*** •Wd welC10 1 .1• perty, would not be disposed. to admit that any re- of Stil/PIY. te-raPrraw (this . d4l) . • • . ••. ' • lief could with justicebagiven the unfortunate suf. ' • • it the biretta exigencies a the or*" ter die tai the tliAl'kgl..l.oß Of the EX - CHEQUER gave notice . tiot 1 • is; • •• • the- f i r*" - • :marrow, Ins,the Cdruoittoittrlitipply, he would move that the middling and ..^.4.1.• clairearlf rosialt*, MP,* fevers.: but those who viewed the whole cameral the :, . f , 000 . be rim, tesia, ,, ,live it. .. . . . r - n - Russian nation, throughout all the dif fi cuities - to ou l wript ,___'. or for'thiirellef oft l#l,oscrtte iu Russia. - )""'" aid the . have aright to insist.thexffiy . rich.andthepowerhis which the/ had been subjected, and who regarded . .11i Repclivpf_the Committre oliStoply.seas then brought up, whose rentooll is 4 4 gr t na7.,OpuriF t • infre*nit. the destrocti6fi of Ma'am, on their part, as a heroic and iitelittodutinna agreed tn.. . . . adventitious eircomstfoces, shall throw -Ow act of patriotism,, would be loth to deprive theta of. .. • • . s.: AmltßlfAil, WAR. ' • plusage of wealth into thefuort ( or the relief of any credit due to their • illustrious exploits--exploits "mr: wgerirgAD wished to ask the Noble . .. unparalleled in lidtiquity, and far exceeding, in s ifoifit , rd(ca§ilerea h) whether it was his intention to . g sufferin Russians .. Let them recollect that to 1...0 of enthusiaitie patriotisen, any thing which had been, 'lily ph ft, v 7t;• , i )f.the Hou se ' - Message of the Pre.:!, t' bold' their coium7) pride," . . . . -'• " T- ~ _ ~ q THE EVENING . r .~_--.~. ____ presently, tbet bays been long indebti4 tin Ahel* existeoce traaquil~itT; and to the same class of men Ru taty gmope, is indebted for: ha salytion ! To the rich, we conclude our injunction in of the' starving Musiovites in the language of inininital Poet of /tiaturethe English language , not !Oast of a more forcible appeal : • :Si Nat . nplied wretcbes, rberesogees yoli are, ts pitilawiltertac "Palitide the pricing of thhi Tu. Uoirduat Yale bootless hump ; god noted ddio/ - - • %misled and w4ndowed roWdness &Mir, • JP" Orem sinless dine ? • • . •-* Take 0744. PPP; • 'f.soositilself to toll whiit wretch" fed, • thce &Wet {kaki the etipooki to *my . . " And *toy, the Hoovetif natio Teqe;dar stated the iii 40 4 414'01.'s asrirat4t Vivian o -414d svo.,bsve our congratolaticl4. op,* subject! 414 . ,yery eppLnetseuleot .of the conceit' 4 11timiri wcfe,the.first to gate, god ive did it.ppoP &ado whlck.rts never disputpd, that Atuat*, ll 4l dial 4tt he r co-operatiq6 trip fra9c44 - 404 Re of r _ ~. ~n 'a thrtnei.'t... ~. k, it Gould he eftosiiiikellietiltlite At** Soisseqpent events coakmai ina accuracy . - • • , _ . Ahra•stsfEeringsAdf the Rassian nation,: be thins, wg etwelifounded.... -.„ - 3 •._ _0"'• • .itra* . ipu. Austtl4..sent fter : sentiments.* ivelp:shinkinkThif-ithat• -her hid -said Ofs • - ,,igfr.,WHlTlVßEAD;sai.d:it would'lsepeculiarlY fi e ld, it - - ....- t i . was aat in act:sir- dance thi genera Teelbuts idatirahkf• 3 4 h.ive those paw. eresentgd hafwe the ' " ' ee ' ' a • . • ' d dallel i BIW A in that, par; of Russian bleu 4isheart2;• and his trnstatl, when the sabjbei eame adjourn;ment, for though some Members might have . butit i hey - dvanced np tart* buditeUttedi'theb be"Aitetiti:join with : the" sort Ofi followeil : Ake Ours. of- Os negociationa with Anse.' Circle bf Grodno„ from which place tbe7 w e ' e _ A ll House its approving of the subject, 'which hie I siae.• Net the.new Membersiltf... th is new P.rliarnent ifsightessal away; or driven otstbY U cOvitim ' l . l oyal iiighpess , she k'nace. Regent :had been. gr a . 1 card I lel b* supposed to ki , ll - I,olliCiSiin of such in. coutily*PkeeeAte. recommend to their consideration.; lotvi, af ibii. ,-_- '• • • „-- .: • ••• ' • .: f ~_ . .. asta' (led to' ~ - ' - 11111idt e kir.:PONSCRIBLY said.- he had. hens*. nothisit 4 _A4 4AFIttREAGH tepted, that tee r eason; . 1 ",'" _ "Ps 'I. 4443431 ! u1i— ,, ~..,; adealattirtair.• eatlyin' the carnr. -- 'ign: Ode 4 - Message of his Royal Highness' the Piinvo:ltti. &Chad previously acted, sendassni the prnditettoll of invading Ft l itiith s'arattY. but tb - .a'‘lnill l2 quvi .---. ...: before he came to the House. It was not his the papers impossible. . believe, stationed on the borders ofiGitibt* ' l4 intention, therefore, to say a word upon it. contents ; Tae House adjourned at 'ix o'clock. , ..., grid) a view to patch the =imam 4* l ' ad . . ~. . . . . ~ . . • —'- - . s • ~ ..--- - 7, - - - ----- . _ , . . .. . - .. . j . . .. • . • • . • • •.. • 4,-..4.4 ..:. -. 0 . ;:r .--. .t -.:.1 ve. . I '''' ... . • -.. .4 4 . i ••••4• ,- . --..3- - ,.:,, ! ..e;r.... , ...1 .: - 7 ...:„.*. ..' , ''..,:t • _l' .. • - . . . i=rat s n ligtrii XtliVect of the )I#llolll . WAS : he.,41111 e at the. Aims -thee, . i - N. ampe0p.........p.,..................m... , _, r. Kaw%Pciabso4lMtid. lotfßliiu4: • ' Ivoidd 'PUP**. Da 144114!. Awboir tirstoody . hp by 114 MON: 400C9111shit tighenettitfy kite en than feint , ';-:-' L- • : ' • - . Oa the Ist of lanuazirtrittlie peblisfied,l44. 1.; rite 2a. id. iiiiil . After ,1 . ,,,, , ,,,, 1t 0 640 1 m e . B. o vrii i,„ s i, id g x w o k . 5 e.4% mum , decidedly id . Vippositietra 4 A *:' •'.' -. 0 fl 4 A q~p ni "d AN l4 V ic4 kl tik a. - ' o . B .. op kl y' , ,prorplaedkis anist o iersie ra dt ek o taterrow . . ....,,.. . t a t —HiSiedind vras clot made . u ;'''anelitla , , ' 4. allot be called upon goals , t4torcow '" : -. 1y C, : T it h thit ir oi s oli: r ..a tt. UP-1 i a 1 uit1144147 .10 . 4 ' ' ‘ The C . HAti . C NI 4 . 1.70/( 14 of' re 06Ht . (g.Itit spew': 'fie..vote..he would employ that V A ji t go gro rais.l.4isii* . at rib e & Gla c e ,' o ksi .appeared at this Bar with a Messagefroin his go z g sidering of the expediency of the , p . .:, ilriisnaessis: ' pfst!teltiesitifit - ;• • 1 Highness- the Prince-Regent; whet he brongtitlip hart baits .niade. He begg.edapin. tirb. i ptia • :....t.,,.chigk i . • . till Petirsb.ui ''' • 'ind• delivered to the Speaker; it was" as 1011ovit :..- o ,'uncilliitoodas having formed. so Sri 1:2:VF 4 1q4 ;The- 164 'iit tr i l l . % _.,& alltrja.star-rbiPl •' N Gtosei P. tt: •;; . • • "•'!'' - y Mr..IIOSE was surprised. that I it.' uoiclioos*ups voli *a hr IVflt , • • '' - ri s YOtl)., _C14411114. tan; Ant! hi 4'l l 4 61- Tbefridce aegeit, 'eetbig hi the mast ana . en' &VA . & have asserted that it was an.intalt 11, 11 11 1 1 1006 aantre of thevaialittrit. - . . • ' 'ottlis Maieity c Ski** taken into hi...es/tees consideratibit the this. country to have a coatribMites i] . .... ........... ..,.• .• • ••• • •.. a• - . woompletirnantrLsA h Os. Re:oral -Ainithnre ;Ally teili — tlter - il'et — ti Ch7Honis.4Mui4 i• —• ""illanTaiiront-t 17 11 • , cotro nundution feemillaGroWnr' ,' L:1 -: • •• ' ' Lori LAST*ltitaiGli bovb, bathaneett that bat **swot .n authorißea Nana recocaqtamletleak the Petitionglings. in o fd 4 comsOrnars; 'Mewed tobi kid esitke table: .., .• • bielltHil AD go Atifireashu tbeltrinitibt, the i -.Coptic etlieklatis taken W the- KApeur Oiler Ma- Et ig litlity, iftis.aib uf f r dls eidt.ditlitlline f Warn , R oy * tta• limires a r •.1 : '.... .: 17. • ' '•' S - ' ciRl4l TA* ettAti • otit4 .vcc ..,. , ..i . •4: t p be l los ' 4l4 ° P"Pred 4 larann .61. tu!" . . - o, * 'the ) k4maati.abuitua; , imiioiblealintier the Avg . ,. . iabiati dads 1 . Piticribed br the Let.. lie wee not aware :bathe Honourable pm Gentleman Obealta, to IBM MT Address :slobs tnYoapersons intea Fl .01 I 'M , - t A v f I . 11 f I I 1 1 i 1