Star. — London, England, 1812-07-29 00:00:00

"nw ;• T,s . equadrottroceeded off Puerta Galletta, to co.ope.l rate in an. attack. upon it with the Spanish troops a, der Longa i and on the 11th much firing was kept up against the'batteries ; hut the enemy being found to be stronger than the Spaniards had expected; the' agack was abandoned. During the morning, Cap tarn Brays, of the Lyre, landed with a" Orly of Ma - - sines, end kruteked_off the - mimic** of :the guns in the Bagona battery,. and destroyed,One mowed on aireight.• On the Igth, tbe,V.enerable anchored off Castro, which had bee* feebly 'attacked by the enemy the evening before t One of the Imperial Guards was . wounded, and•brovgbClll; *-4iisoner. On the 15th tfie.etremy'Crtroveable CeilitliMhavg been drawn by a feint to ;Seaton*, from . whence it could not reach Onetaria in less than four days, another attack was 'Mended to be made upon the latter place, in concert with the Guerillas under Don Gaspar, and with the Proinised aid of one of the battalions under General Mina. Early in the morning of the 18th, one 24. pounder under Lientepant Groves, and a howitzer ender Lieutenant Lawrence, of the Marine artillery, Were landed from the Venerable, and mounted on a hill to the westward. of Guetaria ' under the direc tions of Captain Malcolm, of the Rhin ' while the Honeutarble Captain Bouverie landed wit h two' guns (one shdrt7 R4-pounder and one IWelee.poundsr. carronade) from the Medusa, and . after many diffi . culties in drawing them up, mounted' them on the • top of a hillici the eastward. The, Venerable's guns began firing' at noon, And continued WI sun.set, when those of the enemy cat that side were sileoce4 r • and the Medwia's.Were put in readiness to open an :the following niorti l leg. Dui ing the .night, however, intelligence was received of the approach of A body of - French troops, Which afterwards. proved to be a division of between twp and three thousand men, that had just arrived atSaint SebastiansfroM France and was immediately sent forward .by forced marches to Guetaria.• The unrettainty with respect to the enemy's force, aid the disposition of the Guerillas t* oppose their advance, prevented the re.emharkation.l t of the genrapd men landed from the squadron, until the retreat of the Spaniarda, after some skirmishing' whit the soperior numbers of. the French, in which' ale latter' are stated 'to have suffered severely'. Capt. .. ProuWerti . iiiiti itestroYed the two guns from the Me dusa, and te.embaelred with all his men, and every L thing beleeging to the- guns. Captain ./thil cc irri was detigneo longer by a :sus.., seebrought to him by tele • of Don Gaspar's . Aid.de r Carrips, status' ' thin the enemy had been beaten back, and urging - Min to re iitain i fit his hattety ; finding, however, !Irak IN teem , 3 WaPadiaieing fast, he gave orders •to• reenthi.rfr i i and brought off his party, with the esceptioe of ihreye • midshipmen and twenty-nine ince,. who,were taken irisoners,, but fortunately without having, one flint '. filled or.ssounded. '.. 'Sir Home POpham had sent to propene en exchange of the men taken on this occasion for some of the French itatters on board the squadron, and was in !rims of succeeding in this propo's:tl. The S paniards , lost a Captain of Artillery, and had a serjeant and' *if men badly wounded. Those in want of surgical ad' were received on board the Venerable. The de-' tatchinent expected from General Mina's army, ,ar rived the twining after the action, and joined Don, Coispar, having marched eighteen Spanish leagues iif two days. .. ~ , ~,• . q r opy . t.i a Letter from Lieltfenant 1 . 11 OSI A 3 IWA RR A_ 'ND ' viorri. iiisrlirg his Malty's% schooner Sas s.A it a , &Jaime& to Aitr., • ' ..atais.4.:.ir Rntn-rt Cal:kr, R a nt. and transtuittod pu i lki? f laaifis 1... ')ii bEialViison Cruker.' Esq. • '' '•-• • ' ; tls - Ms)istfi'skkiiii;ei Seihnii, JOrts, itl 11. Sub.4...haiie the liononr.to.inform you, that on the 21st inst. when cruizing off the. Start, ie the execution of your orders, at 8 A.M. a. signal was inadifi fiom the sigritil station, of 'en enemy being in the 'S. E. 'quarter; after running 'for three hours in that dirtc- . 1 tt I discovered a large lugger wider English co. hut's, . chasing and firing at two ,large merchant ' el* steering ,up Channel, 'hick I believe were West ' Indiamen. Qn the lugger discovering .the Sealat k 1 tp be crniier,''She alined bier course to starboard, and' made all pbssible Siil , .-:but finding the schooner g tieing .on her, she shOrtened sail., hoisted English colouri.; 'and cleared for aetioe, and "(Iv, reneat.J efijy io . endeavour to set to , wiud ward of..tpe schooner'; but fearing the might escape: if die had ,so 'done, I was deco-mined 'to lay - her on •brfard, ! which aceiqnplitheir hetiteeir her fore . ..and rr,a;n ! ensures,' alieri•an action commenced, 'which • lkstrd ' one hoar: ilia thirty minutes, during which lime! ar wrest sevesiilre was kept up with great guns and musketry, • the enemy using hand grenades. &c. ; • wiirin„ ipeictieing that she had taken fire, I then di rotted IMe.luates Beavor, .the .Antiag • Masur, to beeted-her which lie did in the most spiritedmaruter, siethcatter:d her. She proves tia• be the Ville de Caen,. ' Ithiptiiinfintliet, of 46 guns and,7s teenr, belonging eteSaienlflitlOts,- had sailed from:the. Isle o f : B il s t h e driy before, had taken nothing, and as the same vessel erbichihad.beiten off theSandwiek lugger seenexime sinter. I am 1000, &r, to acquaint you,,tharniar. lois hers ibeen.woryesevere, having had seven t enen- killed (nrettnet 7iem bas my Clerk), -inchnsyself. and 21 , snen.Weiloadid, sevesal of them dangerously,-...r 4"tuO. enestry!e , less, as. nearlyas f can coaled. has heed fifteen killed, Who•with.tho Ciptal.e, wee. found On deeit when saken posetatiOn of ; : and sixteen wound: eili , Mold firths= severely. - Iheg particularly to se. entnaltind :lie oub notice the steady, brave, and good t Oneduct of *. Beieitit; the Acting Master, with the i'lltet,'-rintle . vierrettfler i petty officer ' ;seaman. 'and ~.• iiiiiike engaged in this ardtruut and titiequni cushiest; ;'shpt inisi a tethrn Ofthe - killed and:wott - .. : is tl i 4 hese, the/ honour colitis ECCo' . • .: . 4- 8 ').: • ‘ . ' S . - : frIIOIfASWASiaaWDI 1.400 t. all COlll.. , .. .4 1 i,.i,et : ;of totetilitiita 'int iinzitaideir fa the Aramiltetth Ihe ' 't l / 2 101Eutier IreleitakiLlalwinkaer:eirs, 0 11111•4, Cap. i; *id Caddies,: tif.Pordisdrildsaliadr, OW .f ' ._' : • , , , —, moi-7.4t.401 1 44/1194 11 tr e l4 :l l4 NA ~.........:vitIPO, . - -.ittas Monsp i ; , . ._ . .77...«..... ; .0. Nie • t i John Barplabolia, . - - ~s . , 1.... ' - . • . . . . . . _ • . ^ enormous JURDETT p.. _ . _.. . . e also appe... ' the r attnis ta.. —cm improperly . ._ . Hunt, mil of the Candidate, at the la . e• Bristol rlection. ft ei-inte,l to Members of the R oya l Family, and in par- 1 " We, its Majeny'S teat der:indeed tei al millet% oom: sta•ed, that ths-Electons were, intimidated by the presence of the •-• ' military, who did not depart two nines from the City, as the law t i tu l ar that to the Duke of York during Mr. Adiling- mons of the Untied tingdoca of Great Brit** s a g imisk is The expense o f t h e F ore i t . Parlfament assembled, return ow instable tfieek, , teirset bop; 4.15 eve& That a number of ruffians and felons were entpluyed, ton's Administration. Hghness, tor having reciourly atteatietl Se the Mabel of tat under the pretence oflicing constables, who were atm. d with Ccapin was £.968,425, the Loans to Portugal and t ' bludgeons, painted blue, ti was the party colotir of Telr.rta- ..i How, garotted to its vote, induTatias the aiesiillillfee ina EalF 4 Tiidia Company two millions - nth, and offenni- . :' 'y6l-filing and ellident Adininlitiadon. ' a strong *is, his rival Candidate. Pl•ar Sums of mosey wad paid to ob. 1 . ,, •' -o . a We, hawever,deeply lament that say Privy Connou t 4 of money for th e exchange of Prisoners of War, I slam votes,. and that assaults and murders were committed, in ',. litr,ach of the peace. That a larger space. of 'the - Guildhall was front which the country had - del ivecl no benecif...p.ll this R. aim could accept of Commhstous to that end, *m o r n . greet • pbeide laying.befare your Royal Highness the - bliotted to M. Drvis than to the petitioner; and doe id. fr;endt. There was an item to which he looked with accomplishing the object In view, which rou n kl ee sai nsag y h a ve Kin whin they eame to vote 'for Mtn, were obliged to run the pun- jeaionsy, namely, 1E176,000 for SeCret Service Moneys l '• firt.betwven Ate rows of Mr Davis'. blus!geou-men. '1 lint the your Royal Hi ' G tanent on the staves and a 43 . , W het h er this was for the purchase of war, by the ' fleeted' by reilettcg the peoPle it' their tights, aad :;awful oaths w.ro ootJideninif•tkrof to the klectnis,.and that Air.ll . over 1 Dav:itsadl bis.aginte wtbre otiltpof violent acti cos-rapt practice.. • 'payment of such men as Mr. Henry, in America, or of the Nation . - _. . • ----- Tbat the rob slwed mut tlay-s000ct• thst vran directed by Law. wkitthogil o w fo r spits to entrap men in this Coun. “•we tante* tita . . ~ I=lllolnesea benafias t ag a .. Ile petitioner, therefore, prayesi for rave to pruec the ahoys i t...4,if.ii facts at the at; of die House, pr .before a Canna**. 1 tIV Ifs' it M . The petkforiVras fetal; and ordered to be taken, Into consoler, • • i • en . hiaies of another description ? or, however floilli sad melt tght well be spared.— 4100,000 wee l5O act nb a si nev e ig‘ I TN conutry, and v i --- sett to laulguss and *wi t kJ so eoes of i the n sheir oove esie raiimmot be rn i oti vi v maim e, usan alana irros .to 4 sa m ii., ', given.to the.pnor Clergy of the Church of England v, character ' dim on this liar three . viecks. Sir FRANCIS BLADE rf then ,presented a .yesition .frans ' this,.he fearedowould become an annual rant and that the ponmslinito postais s o4 those wburadre to, the Oats' ' Thomas thsscy and Joint Lang writ, lit etorr of BristoLeorTidio-. he tftourlit that' it would he better if the poo g rthergy * *( Steles stele Bet nvent - dillintivailli by tbc Start* . .r.dirmbe oatmeal's of tine forint r Petition, It was she, rto,, 1 . ~.',‘ - were Supported by the rich. The same principles b Lt as the Mrolorers of ibs who eV*, Fr '!aMl.tarit rid to . lse taken Into coosideratimi.thfa xl i ag thaw Wee.. 6 .19.4 1 01, 4 4. b, ;,,id i x .; ! should extend to the distressed Manufacturers, and ta " the of the • . I M " l4644Bi fbr i Sir . EßAl4CisßeßDiirr ,mov.d, interfering*. *wee to tee abjlof Of ita'Ministairs,dtpotrieg du -loft tire Hoii-e, a - eciPy of i'atittett . statement o Jaws Poole, 1 the disturbances would cease much sooner than could G um ° Eik e of its Refaresentatives. if it awe" tlittibt Eeq. Deputy. inspcctor General of the Foreign COW, 44) tliv late 'be expected' fibs the institution of severe laws.-- necessary to. put out the mischievous and Right Honourable Spencer Perceval, dated the sib ifth/pg, tat 2, L ae • • • money • u ere given to the Commis- tj;!_±_utictiostii p...6. l o** l awl di ll ifweeion of da rke7 6l4ll l76filisi , Whiel Wa.; transmitted to F. P. Elliot, Esq,ln , . l athe Bond te sums;u of i if, after all the votes by whifil the viNalW : . of Aespenti . .* 1 stoners appointed to examine Public Accounts, and 'l and . F. On the suggegion of the CHANCELLOR coil() Exci•Tr- he was stile that they never saved what * would pay p h teri naill ime r -a- bee s esr' a c ree urt ae r ja k isr bi" r all x i onm eli tt „." 1 1 1448 11/3e r s(st i f firi QUEI4,IIIO Honourable baronekcintictickto wit* this motion their expences for one month: Ile came next to the this House, and an Attotney Osumi gab* a amp . , tl4 to-anutiow. . - .. s ~ , • i items which he tattled jobs, the Board of Agrictfl: and ii i c l ob 7 prterse partial/ . i if, after all lb* we baw.witikeshi in tbi _ STATF_Or Ting .1: ATIOX. ....„. . pub. l:l , l, in re , ; £65 , 000 s Df af t ln e tt la titm twent en,t 7 "anl ettfl elf "Ifige Drea sPi ttg- Sir-FRANCIS BURDETT said; that:Since for roads and bridges in Scotland, a 1 that exceeded the land-tax of that coun t ry ;—,.1 and degradiog influent, after Ikthisgh 1 1T aniinti t lic grievances requited public remeilies,' and since, r";* Ctrs. we . tr. : .§,000 for Henry the Seventh's Chapel,. and s what hipif•now regard artomitittis ntitialtsen`• 'note it listanding the Appeararices rifieteessiti the pro iti rather odd, £5OOO to the "Penceis of Wirteth- id keen) week'sduring wilfchl die b secy; ipa 61 . ,tlke war the Coun t ry might he (ably staitT i ) i t • et. Among these jje. L 23,000 were voted faith* :4 2 :t il d ,..&;....;. fi ' rlba . tt i n) F i t i sr -- ‘ --4. 6 , tv m inuti ae l ike - 0 10 am dule scic a l ist , ied never to have been placed in alitoatiOn of great , Nibs peril, -he , tlibitgllt it his duty before the House so pa. 1 'Pr . r min!, .at a pet iod when . thre was nothing bat a 4 co .„;:;;; 94 ,i don . 4 „,,,„a raedmvtlapieudam toe i lityter currency. The whole bf *at - amounted . . to new ` incompetent ; rekeetelitd, brbaetior vita,. the -10siefetisq st rated p.i (lie stanther, to et - ideal-our to draw the atten d I ntre millioes of 'money, nicltiOve'. Cif the Civil Li*, Shove lan! Ministate, -fumes - woe* a pesOMe esekiao tion - of the Prince ltegent to these eit'.ci‘iustanies, an which Was a million incirei' He then adverted to the' OrPgArantby which bkr erfMkflrt brig beim lIIIIIIIG to state the only remedy whi.,:li could be applied to , ! sale of the Crown Landsovlrithietene bought by the , a "._‘ 4 2. 1 ± 1 1•1ng . , 40 0,i11 4 ._1bn estegliv wiles ir.bilboa the evils with which the Cesnitry was at - present sur "CTVTLaar and which made ite Crown in a - rniutner . w rey ": . "`M aci r s t P , ' ,4l.l ":"4 4 4, ll/ T i a l lis fi t i t= ifs Anded. It was inlrsslble fee to t o 'it reitt l ) , ' dependant on the vote of - - the House, and which sop 0 vis tr iopompirsmoviy. f g oho pus* of it4to a ditSCi.ktiOn ef,fill our grievar.ces - attel dingers, h z caused it't,o be considered by the Country as a great 'tilt da; feel. bat. pon', the reallty of tbil. ablill , he would therefore content himself .with a shon over.grown Pensioner. kie had. been •fretluently be* *atilfrl'l. P i . i . /P4lflin of AkNis win sad ' : - 1... - sketch, nnd he shoitld.thenitate his °pink n-as to the win* ' stated as a person h os til e. O r e a4waitalled the Co- . ire ; Va,..ainao=l°4- h drestparwsete stron pons of abuse :.-cvlitth 'tended- to 'creste dis'-•F•.. , .. _ . . r 4 tber Prdhlirll •• . ... 1 stituted Authorities ; solar %et, he Would al. h aw o a r apnwsesti s . 4 . ! cortcbits ~ . ! .. s • , best satisecticirt,,,ameng his Majesty's .subjeCts TI 1 - i . ~ .. ii . were , O various kin s . but he would place in the first ' ways support the constitute& palms of the Crowns nee jioe diett.'.4 AS a ti tee a ltd glit . .- • : . •• . . which had been much encroitched no by that.liouta- a021,f. • t_tfnk i j_..r . . 9 7 ____._4ftrlP u; ll* ranks .the hircads on. le Constitution of the Country. I 1 , There was in that . Honsi - axis' . plitatehital • Clinftifil• 9 7._ tne I. " t he Mee eke from . ' v " • Fsorn 11,41441a' toleration these were•lnoleed at with a meta, a borough-monger Lakin, 'which set at delS. tav at y i s in egoism if* we 49(.11E04 lie nab less jealous • eye, 4iid , though opposed at their intro. ante the erinciples of the. Constitution, and whle.h. note oft oldie ellopvtig_ ifi Mar duct on they were nowconsidered It part,of the Con broke in on the laws of the country. Its object was i-fla IP latitudes**. war, dal PISIKUng IP stitinion itself. Among legal grievance's he would . I favntwable thenato ell e willaaainyeset taxation,( which went to palsy the war we were car. i th i s too • place as, Method of fudges conaruing the !stile is a ' a F. Ye Illt. !tying on. u . , Tile Borough interest_was to be found in I - - —_ . - - - . ---- ..nfaiol tole to the li (he - ~Arsny --..-- _ ..-- . ~ 2 :1 7- 7%11 --- .77:_ -- L._ _I 1 The au enalliadell ef Oeibifill eV Mao q Vffliff e till ma WOL,._ ,ur.c..._ i ? ___ .iberty „._ 1 1, . s ubj ec t . 'tie ~,,,,,s , Navy, the ._ day, ,and ' at the Dar, wawa rum. mow a banks a ag igsk u i . 4 4 •o ll s fi g f i lmy : agi4 7 01.0143,44u1ki• whertiv'er the liltertir4 the suffered a melancholy change from the independence year; and dating the agile spas boy wedded Ifs *as coacerned.. The power ofthe - Attorney-General •:,Ib , bintitittlie ex-Otio informations when he o.ased, that had m ide the pioftssion respectable in the eyes and the paper money, ea le Yea* oat the anntelf 4 11 :111 0 VA__ people . . Out of the Army Expenditure, only ,dire tas ell % " a / l i ft* do cruet a they .,iii iteigh..olerated.in.ati(t V it*Sillitli moment, should ' i the went to the payment of the soldiers ; and . ow , tc, an an g nmin g alanent, viitbent tbe thaf mom pensions, and MOO a PimIN N F. gr'' iiio‘ bet 411iiwed hi nut teft. igir.. sli vital im poi ta nce : i" °4 ' iltird iaieli.e fiel e tn of the p ret z7 l . - le it groand of : Lord St. Vincent •• said, that a full third of the ex. service; money wooed eve el the pokes, et altlekbl4l lll L, , *mediate necessity did not justify the proceed ng. penditure of the Navy might be saved. As that who did not represent dims. ' - '" l ' hie power ao illegaly assumed- by the Atter..i }l94* was a source of corruption in every depart. sailibe ' . • " The galling' effects a the meta are . 40. • . qw.insotence, M. partiality, and tyranny of Tea e' _ iijey• Central of teinginx on, 'pr list his will • of loading a person with a gilt s x.; - 111 - ti Putting off k a 6 ii 4 I:Ment. 4 l the State, it became necessary for every man to hold 'his situation as a Minister by sinister means. z 1 si z t ru oi. ea, and their inferior Ageati, wits* shiest • • et place the purse of evny awa la a 1" giving r ile opportunity of , jastilication, was too darer SW far . from being an enemy to the Constituted - 1 gallium, unhinging property, diulpatinal dir e resetne, sal .. I I dimities, he was anxious to uphold them, and to put witting the patience of a loyal midst/Wig natio& o gioltg th be, permitted :to . be exrftci4ed without ani . ,•.•', • . ' hete . th lib .f.'' t c• 1 o f , - :ersion, IQ. a country, ir , e ertyp writmi an end :to the oligarchy, te which he traced the 44 As'a snetanth9ll aaaaelPadlnalK, at. Itar mat we ,_ !if ot i n a p ‘ art o f the la ws „f the laud. .H e.h „ d senta • 'matte our esp,editioes tisti:our measures. Whe. a riPkt il 4 cftale "ri_P_TePs al • elf al Moo; ogNm - diefiebeerrpresent on trials, when the Attorney:Gene.. t4e ivejr_re * aryitcelqice,teform was necessary, titaT t * nt,:mths r...: . frt„ ric,....000 18 lid vast-the prosetiner i isho appeared onthese trees. i and ifieiefore on the - Ust dad at the sessions he had el:fie:4w ithe ,as `, l io ilw' - - l' . • 1i i 044,40 . b e, x k twfrt - sr, 9k p lo p o . i. and. whatever .: taken the li s itetty of eletesnewie them for the purpose dy k e of the Bar, as to illoanst ' in 4 11 0 . „, 11 Ailateliiiiid tigaialtifi'ipitioaem ' iralkiid at ores. ;. or addreising the Prineligagent. He wished to foe thkhattful Coot of. d_fsii2Phxber. Eslad ,' ' ii • spdait h is opinion, of thei injection of the overtures of widiViiiidli.nia'; aiii‘ar. iii the lam a a SIG% 4: • swlett...; He. was wresento the trial 'of the'nnfortu. il • resistance from an opteets& people, we are to in • ate I)(l4nihreits,aniffeit the first time isacmcelses, peace lately made by the Emperor of France. The , tiagmhamd „ naiad forums . s y rovi b 9ot tlis is rode • . i i• ,fit l y ttit ze,,,o4s e tio ett d we t* , • • •' . : propped. was made in is way which demanded adige. ' - Wool* '''' Ft -.,---, - rum - .• - - , _` g! t -,. ~ ~ , .-- - - . , . SUM of Barracks, and to the. lateo4ns last and p a w only sane tnc pa tsnner in, cud practioe rent c9 l 4 sl clern n tiOn. — h ware mere pretence to steep sui* ~ .resse of nauseam. _troop, by the tan am pz• t hw too w 4 alignisisli :but it Aow acia i e li i t h at ih; the carne of rejection, Are treaty between the Iglus aelllaan b. alikax. 4 infaChaig 10/4_._a.aibtarfr is ' • : lkVt*.Cretterar could challenge to' any extent. •of England. and Ferdinand the &yawl) iit vial On- 1 1 4 of *aka "' t4trkrillm " il k , "4 w of the land. Xo•ll4pPeareitto hitt? a most Ora:trot% dangerous possible ihat Ministers could have made math a o •ig a gyggeolp ipg s o p m t rldolt all •'. eilati iintokr4blc assumption. of Power ;it seemed to fiti treaty, nor were. they h ound in honour, because Fen- to Dame, we - tlop inhU'Olfitliii • , C,' tocovonpt therrevy • fountain of. Justice—the Trial, r dinand'w.aciot what is 'term e d a lesitimate 130ittelkn. •- insilimi . 1 . 0 • 6 ift lallsll I° haa • • Intly--;and thdeitroy the impartiality which. it was It was a Matter of little national importance wkther epees of the . -. With theb . .se,.. and Wetted I' of theft with • nicoort Pia kn . 1 t h e _ tx hi erasi f t i me ythigintitnies) Ai faioikiftrisl Xi ' ; .roseph or F er di na n d was •ort the throne of Spain; The 611/8 " 4 / 1 01 * <. • $ lll4- .;, , . , ectisblish.. Betides this.: these went .other grievances . ____,,_i ittailmti l /k ELlftnec thea :itiiiiilVd: ,ti the rarogi " sOf' W. li'Pß l MPt ill r e P ' lambi/ t° rernilit to 1 to be complained' oft. • We - had been threatened with i '' t . RIIISia and Frances end expmeilduit gig Ravi akiithwet, ext iilllViCtlati, that *lrk!! 1r c.V0i99 . 71,,,J9. Stlipriri . , l thi laboittitSy '49an cef o f . t h e to •. .clisedt _ oTmeitotherionner . esiantry o . Me Is aGtvectienirwalltchitus la dull. Commaidlill"a• ' • CQUOkr. W. 1 144 TaftalkOli Was carned i tikauch titi s .ex- c° • tint, et le, .cotl e froda illeateteMentitin 11111.1 `...,.. 01big1a i, i bt ! "lll _.... -tbi d'atillitet es ,, es . e th il 0 71 ., .... . tent, with • the made Ai Collection nittl.twactinn,, it : iae . re , t . . Sithina attired - hit thi crirna,b7seialTet a sZ' r P ZgisulTe veliiiiiesi,loll voidd•bii becomitiO bilthetClovernmeitt moth ow& I French Army, in consequence orthei Wiwi a p;Alrj, the-People, abeft.youe MAIIII Nemo " t5__,.... 1 " I° .L'''''‘ 6 , 0 0r ., 0646 ., -ziw,.. thy ca s e d os t h e c oant i 7 . eitnlsi . Whig lie tuteillAfack to fatesee. times ) be stl,ll and dick" 13 ." 11 . 04 stile to l b. r"' OF . . lecelf - ttilvtrib= i i ii irk ''Sracaadvtifille %eye could ilat_szttortski:Alai iansuine t ir eta g ons ,, nor enft, oroiAdep imam is kik eesiisioftwes se as mitt , ircro, 4 l * o44 • ~,, r ,,, - ~..1„:, , cood.hvuob - tw atikit (pi, sorildwieQhiethe teeey.essiai lawns emaqiiallarf, MOO* Ildgelliam """ . _ , Amin &ail le ' iorZ tergi V ap4 jadsed I ' A* 1 1; 1 49. A N et • - .-trAtateeptoot . • r ril l - 10110 . tied, teltherah Arkinfn tibe . p i . ' emeetra.= er i s edoel e t , liorkshoow .abowiiidall6llll4 iiiiimen tholtagekiN:4l;r 7 to Ili t=rhe , _ S - . . • - • W - vise;4o/ 1 404. cl lat i zara% ikleil,pe *r it i T a - ilv4lgaOsAtitsts of inqoch l !I ,one .' d helheh ri p t a L ita 7 bt i id/i sosatizelis me.; Tiornas M ; • ._„*P,_.:,st r lT : _; *- - Of teebkjliiecription, namely,. lOctuito , 1 1 -'4,014 32 1,„ r ...--,tha 1 44 brilsist In von us. All ,mckls„ chop t i t .., ; 4 : l ! l ' u4°, "! :l " be !""iNtit All the evils which had since followed, sod • __ e _ . e , x , i Pealtigakk: i - cil l f v f:4ollOble 'i•tl- oppo: 1 • .. I . , • • . • . 71" 4P;tl) SlD47l.lPll2l64.l l War n Pdi onainsoderv-Vallionnitio• Ethe:Sexatiotti shgtokies into men's mime affairs line s:lAmig . is Misthso4 4 4-ourpagg _b a t, iiesiter.suptiotkumpillss4e, atbi, . i :4•14 1 . 111 1miN anticipsta ty - Mit side of the Hotite,.'astcf de ! : ea 'll b li - loar . lig , New .Mu d a Aid - slid Alto; •lobo RebroV e u o . l tt e t sy i' • . b y Iv the persofis ;Who ititoxhged the tax, , liiii ThillithisisVtrhi . if: *pa wl& ii i iirgr at u c t se . IDP•fford , O w ; V a s ' a u g ai ti A . *eilintry, howesesylosd stafoetusiatel7 got secomilW : the , 12 ~ t*:€ 1111 4 0 tht ' • —• - - " eet th•Allis i blelibidi . J • unman ; Joba d Tar t i o 4E• , s., • • Alh are 51, 14 -1 . livass,:ablawissiti J Ma. Vr vi stig vrhitlr Tr 19 0 feruPipul4 isiliv- enduredtifelit •P's *WM PR - •.: -, • - .• • • EOP; !cad Ned :might, Ssuer • 410 31 9•1•904 1 04 9 3 949•4 ; .94 ,dapriO4,s4,7**, 09 - •lli•Ltkei Ir#llol.. the Pt *" Bap* •- " : *wok* t u t r p•tisikt • . - • V ' . .... 1 44" 114. `=! li - Y 4lOOlllOO 41 0 3 0‘ 01 . Ak e 444411 . e; : A 4 ._, • i . .01W • 4 . -7 17.5 : titer sionyik •71tsilig nide la the lesyisg RC tho %. ...,....„ , "71 .r.l i r i s=i r • . -.),:i ; wittiseia, L oa a C o ri . WiT.Vilist, • , .40 1 0 0 er . tike t covatry , ; l e. ow took. ~.:4_.eo. i 3,!.; ?.44 .., estiu•.isimasssoinsis isk-c. this . •', . "jeAld lesve;* *iv jtjat Parer:l4 19; , f ra 4i t i IFOr *loom vssioujimmigroatc , on. 0 •1 0 10 Pr. * silsosites ha, layEnglfOr hew e d the w•Taasitesstis, , wisli ai5;41111•44 19 all religions the pilitiples of the Casstit9lsoll. lie -- - - _ • tibh i e ; e l 'b i re egx : e e tus a m t: d fa: : le.: ' n FIiALIAME-M tt if i ir P R°CE E PO. B *. , ' 4 ,'... t 14.. - • id Nvo l ac ur i Pteven ts ' be t s hii avii44 gitta ta 7 " ll4 not‘en lir.4lLll. t 10 . ti ne eo w n -- th ills-W Z i ala MPftsi de re bie lig to iou p s leaSe seal -.... • • . .• 'v .. 1 4 ' 1 ' HOt/SS elir - LORDS, Jetv Qt. Tei 0 , . .. • 41 , 1 1 1 Pfal John w. Buller, wisaffirmed, with sibbo .. I. ____•tha Roykl Atsent was given -by Commission to the f " oil . • traction, updl ,he Mw 101111eil tur 49, oaks .in lerance, when. in fact, their want of charity p of economizing the 'thicottn. - -.that they had a° religion at all . n the face of the ac un : *had wig Aleut wish to support site Constituted Authorities, tr im ' which struck 'biro at'Arst . 540$4.1atedyntith ,aras only disaffected to the oligarchy, and to that j k i Might and ought to ha ve b e e p i e d "to_thitViNof had swot:flared hostility on the alms of the Cow ipms : The Assessed Times 'Allowance . Bill, Officers Ha Medicine Duty, Coffee Duty Appropriation Bill, White H VUTtiery.Pelly. Purse; Pariah Register, and the. Volunteer AF It was a - mei-that Bills. The Commissioner were, the .j.oan ceityg*Ley.; be. nat.ezpect. Gentlemen-A -Ario^- 1:1411144 - 411132 1- 6 hi Pt. ''' a an Aht.Caliitt.eft , ... _ _ . that House, who ,thought sinecures need - surf,' to IX' - ffirniiiitary against the people. a pi c o e s mo...=_. of Mon rause, and Lord WALSINOUAA. f l -.• " . 1 ' of * his oirinion t —hilt he appealed to the public, when was mot a thin of mere chew , to sit a mm•7, , Mr. LVIIIINGTON, Sir J. Sn Awe and others, bravest I pt ' •he asked, whether, in the priielit t fr eunistattear - of intrtd" ierineet t ruct- 14 16 24yr i n T im sw. i Message declaring the *remittent of the Common. es ,ehe lore it . thialittile s h ou ld be looked tleCOtlege iti4l hilitriafiahl kileelliekllOd ' Amendment fn the Prisoners of War 'fame BM, toed Tokens lb, .e• ebti n tris' i . ,t that Ilk —.,_....•.,_ In gamic, • Bill, Woods and Forests Bill, the Poor Debtors, Si. George's- ICI as spasms nit ce rln Eagland l ina SCOILMID64 . tar tO•itvlitribliselledeppiboi leak ii iis l d 0 I A m fis h e i t ii Fields Improvement, Moorfields Imereventent, London Prisms; there were. sinecures to she SWUM' of 42.86 1 ) .10 Goeerupslttlyroplll - be'seeik , and other Billa, which were severally laid on the table. The w i t hout any public se r vice being perforated. In•lreb ' sod. lit • .sa.d.•• - Hibldlditut :04A Home then adjourned till tomorrow. • • - • • • • land, there was 4E10%000 of a similar natures sand: • 4 04. reaMtAt . , * Sit orqsjOhlts it'asin*: , ; . HOUSE OF COMMONS. among these a curious item appeased,, namely . Silt muse appankansiisa et•iilVtoll ' J C . • to the Priaie of Itecklinburgh Strata- whatW4ll theprovaref the enemy.. In the Imilim The Deputy Usher of the Black Rod summoned the House t rson. had done to deserve this.he could ,nut telk.Th hyslhe hand of . Pesevneve" . **Gatadtmag edp i men to the House of Pt ere. The Speaker and several Members at- -1 cordingly went forth, and, on his return informed the House that e• then enumerated the different pen:aono in the * *tore tbanztoce unhintediVon..thegt . the Royal Assent had been given by Commission to revere! pub. I Office and Excise departments, and alluded to those House had aistmied the disposal of thettliet . '' r Ito and private aids ; (fur which, see our Report of the Lords.) l on the Consolidated Fund which were. given to Lisrd some accident ve might-lowish kora Mr. WALLACE brought up the It eport ofthe Cnnmissioners• —nee- RevOtp anAhet- nil t,be as ' . • - ~ for Inquiring into the Affairs of the Fast India Company. Ordered P . Nelson - and to persons who had served •tbp.country, P..; , and to which he had ne objectio%,,,Thexhnli 4 :!(.. Illigi the witue 4Age.r. .l3i , s ell. I to be laid 013 the table emit° be printed. - ' A Message from the Lords announced their assent to the ' these trinecures, amoutited to rev POW tyPlliioti:iff, l Dot alaanifiewnaciin.qiiichir* iaiiiit the 6. D . Virhi . tr Berries Fishery Bill, the Half Pay .Otheers' Bin, t he money.,--4 1Q0.009. was annuallmven tOAMeriCati, i against tlxr - dan of - a - sitaation ofthaiitiadi. :.* , County Preservation of the Peace. am, the Debtors' Relief Ili French,. French,. and Dutch Loyalists; theie were also the not *Motet* : " 6f : Wales now of se . s- the Local Tokens Bill, the Dissenters' BM,and fftiumers of War r ..• • . 1 .• 'am tct t h e l e i:Term' of Gera:int . '', wh o wns now die ' which 3 ,, idtitjtintltire - hat ' bah en am * r. Escape Bill, with. several Amendments, to which they desired I .. :•• . I. -t . the concurrence of this House. ! Ally of Bonaparte ; the Subsidies of Sicily and P. o.e. upon hue. c x, T . 4, •ot It Avner, e ()ti the motion of Lord CASTLEREAGH the Bills were sr- tugal ; the Ptnsions of the Duke of Schomberg, the ' Honourable •then • -atiatisei se ' Tiffany taken into consideration, and the Amendments were Duchess of Brunswick, and the Duke of Brunswick ferens p s i tleet-sendarente wetwiaid . bsinea d ie ' s agreed to. Oels tin fi re, of •• thise items there was given. to fo. - ' s Pub - lie duff ~., - ,--Artuist. , .. 121 -- . itlic;-„- o nciati9o - 4 4 1,- , :A Message from the Lords annou need theirassent to the Stock-. r holdalls Bill and the Vote of Credit Bill. reigners alone the enormous sum of ev,143,660. coneladed• laysaturing the miaowing Addams lis • n • Sir ,FRANCIS sitinDirry presented a petition from Mr. There also appeared the Mnis that were irtlpropellY . R Prince Highness the rinee Regent:. .- . Hurt_ en. of the Candidates at the la .e Bristnl Electinn. ft _t.._... t ... sc. .. ....t..... -1 . t.. ut..::..t t5......9.. .4...1 :v. a.m. i .. ... .. ._. . . - .. _ . - - _ lie initdatagie-iiithe . siliggslidliffto_ 6 , _•, thy 0901101 gig 4•41104 Ift. rot SW orPiw_,„ ho tor l' , "" • .intstprilaids,) AKAN I PPlial•f r "P 4 /4 4, 11 " ..4 s ' Sot vritiniegt deiripoift_ionMPM . g l 6ricslili g• in° Cr iN ' Itrialefisi Ind WWII Ot CIPXIIIII I II II 4# O I 4 I IO II% . al* to bo. 4a',' 9 • ‘ , A I,- , __ .1.1 0,44 1 • if Mime 9 nWt?" "'" go Mae! Phielusivlallt .mia . • .• • . • did. Dow al keel sis &rag WOK Ilitral" .