Star. — London, England, 1814-06-02 00:00:00

g I .~ • - • • • • ~. , ' *. Bius..4.,AtEß§. ate. '• • AINCONDED from his MASTER's SER\rWt i . MILLIAMS.SOI.I4.I-ICOTT, shout 19 yaVa agoean Indentured Apprentice to D. PETER PEACE; Ma* •suaker. Castle street, Bristol. ,The TTade ancLothers arc hertbs .cautioned apt tu.employ or harbour hits ; autl any p'9 4l ° .be may apply for work Is requested to give information t a: tri644.1"4"C549;# 11001artw4ia2ely teturn to iris duty, - As e ate Wlth'actnYtltrtstd law.-- May as; , . • . • • '1 hts Werarthilshed,Niey CADr.l.l.* aswibe f ris, • ind may be b 1 of all Bookseilera:' • ritom LEVANT. —By • ;111...A150 by the . tau yoy4cEs AND TRAVELS; .itospAitoing. Obkervitisite Oh ehbrattar, Sariliniai • I*lo4, ark! 'lley, (e c cond Edition,),with fAates,4to. peke In dewy r .rit oYal. £3 Se.. • • 1, Ike l.iib at Acimittistriitioo. of CARDINAL 'I , VOLSEIr ..ptsice Inoiemy C.!. 24. in roy.til.X.S. ss. • • • - • 4. 'The Tta-pcii•ss of ilatici: k iirs„ Ay,aeiletnn9n, Lady Airiclititt prltbr El. 14., . - • • • ' PROCEEDTNGS IN, CONGRESS. ' • • ' • ..ItBLATIONS WITH FitANtE. lessago wait . received from. the Presiden t of the tintedfftakcei,•;allicia -was read by the Speaker : M • • ESSAGE:- • • T$l4All 110051 of screteihrrxriesy or Tine UNIT S), STAVE. , • • 1 trantmir aPt iteeresenteins i Report of the. Se • .anclecr_qf Stitte,Aoinislyint zaltht4el rceoldtion of the lath Inst. Apr 1414,18144 • ' •.' • . )shfas sarstserl.. • , ..111/PORT. • • • • • a rlie-Seereuly-448tatito vpiaaaa-mrakaafxretthe Resohltinn slit the Beene or Itereeentativeset tree rabbi, • 7 isiiiirkieuelinit oserelatiotie withltnetti,"4.es the Poseur to atilt.' elm to.,the Orestdeet en *mot Af the Latter fret)* the Minister • agentiert of the United Stites.* Paris, islAch entrains the. %lot dud the col nesteriaktnformtuleu received by this Depatt -.ices that subject. Ail of Which is respectfuly subrriitted. , t eener! otate,April ;5,1814. JAMILS*I4IIOII%. ase..essWiroes TO 'nit 111LCIIIITART Or 'iTATI. • [Extract).- ? • " Paris, ;Amery elf.' 'Se Uq tlicr Sitb dk:. had es litersfelli s lvii -Che MJnister illitirrlor•lteiertops, wiw ihfotreed me 44 le led made t the lhellirof a ,deastiled tutor'[ of the Negotiation, aunt thstle would. Arm mead Ildlesey's Seddon' the moment it should lay llikedr known terries His conversation' during this jntervijek •-• *is as cor.d^toiy: as it could •be ; and his' expressions, they se •••• ' spilt tiendOilheltosi Oat indemnity. wte determined dp9n. --* .• - 1.. Tim inite t g . die StestorCount Segurtp the inhabitsistt elf tlie s „;81.11 "Pielsihn, of thy ten .tur g , pubkished _ fn die - • .4tro f aivedi s'4o *man. stated hat h e Majeitfiotar4bi Alhatitati at the heid of his irpeps, • iCsawln& sails, able to adeessee. a 'is* atCp M the, cterciOop iA • ••• 41104* elaience, finless by should, before hie depart Lae fr d m ' Pies, decide apegl the eistses of caseslorwitkkhidestoitr should Ofteptle'pti to addreas a' riche o.ttic Duke of - Vicenza, - • 'suet v. 0 ., to hepress More saonaly eped his wino the nears 44'In 'mnii-fnly , &aide. • • • • , 46 The day on 6hich t inteadedle rreseeitisho Nree,d43.6l - tertbettbal l tta puk`Leof lifceyisg lad tec-ouel/ • ' eitrlocho .4? at. for, the hoed- quarters of theiwo iherperorse. o '. l 4eli. . • wee dies tild to be to Switzer**. 'fly stiirrei inisitettuali P4Ns Aar day was iiHo tlict sh ;• Etal!rrat.weeld see ZestitumeOlakk . fsty - - Mrs, where. army of; reserve Las Pee,Asaiinig,.eter.,. hr •ts thetrkofe:trould t • . . IRS • . • • • • • • 1 / 4 e • . , Pal _ _ji, , efor74l, Jatect .. _...rare 16, ___ _ . - •- it apprariq.stsai Mi. Crawford hattaninterviner with, l e . • the Malist%ii_of-Exterlor .Relatiqns, WhOse genversa . Pion wry at coviliatorY as it•conld 'be -•bot "the Em.- ° ;Ow -e-heilii" Jest "about to, plate himlel f ! at the head tit `...' hi% trottps,-.wat, probably trio .miteh:engaOtitO**l).l7 in) atteptipil- so tlif American Plepipmentfary.-04 :// 3 . M Ulity . , - the 18th , instant, Congress is said.to bay - . .ifi'hht-t1 itti.seision, :Which mai have preventedany' A. .'' d iistu,!ion r4itive to the ;PolitetWss of - -their' French 1 -. • • ir.leri.ifj". ': . ' •*-- • • : - -• " ° , • - , RE r41.11(TION Volt THE TOILPIDO . ATTEMPT 9.11 .. - . THEXA, Ho'qUE. • , . : * • Ywitiqx-i,ix •tiabser-s scour:.' . • , ~• '- ' --.- .arraAci of 4 lensvi awkritunp.st 9w w s coll" . loScry, 4. i • i .I' uNrsvatett.e. - ."! ....) 4. - 1 - 0 5 t Bru t ish barges-, containing fl(10 - meen, eqtera - ;-• ..- ._,., - .the port "of.Pettipusiar yesterday morning, about fora • . tech:set, and burnt about 26 sail of vesiols ; many of *.- - - them, drips worth iv" 15 - to '20,009 dollari, *ere SJI . . ' ..•.- . burnt to the water's odge. - They. gave out, that if the inhabitants-as-ads any.sesistance, they would born the i .. . - town '• nf cpdsse duty Were not opposed.. The prc. - pert y elesiroye4 wasewned in New -y :irk,. Middletown, Illarefa,pl, fiG ! The British force came from a frigate 16 .:. • . ' and sibrig.a,nd remained On shore all day onnaOle*ed. . o*ii• • , , . • .•_ itt 'lt 'oupposed the number did. not exceed: 40.4-- -.? . About: WOO 'own had 'collected otk botiViitft4,*6o • ! , never, intinding to surprire them as - they ,returited ;—. leatthe British, hiving wilted instil darkliessedun. - - . 4 iporve itt • . _. .. . . • The /Ate of ale vessels ;blvicstroy*div.sta4dpf 144000 dollars.. is .s. • • % ft. , •n t above . ' ihbry _ il:;srton, hit-,Rife, *lsarrt,itos :here oh**. aillhe iar_ties andsall Arilong the Indians , t 1). it, son of Whont ; aas 11041.1 i :04in . - -. 1.1 e....- It is Ciisetheit* use as wee ibitt - blun ing.j.,;rtti)krlic...itter's: . • .. •. ..;-- .-.' .. 1.- 43 / 4ii 4 L ir ibilt4t..iC...4 o . rinat i e t... l .l,. l , lo grtitrit . - _- _ t 1 '...- . 1 . .. • ''' 905‘T4iii by .. i% 0104 ji,ices, 4403 Oa the itarya - tor 1 , • ~ • -,:°-- • ' penc,; a ttteir Apki-kacti Itto:3 :4 rt w uuli:frotite . • - 1- . . -7114 .iv,; to ba• . Am:4%14 istt r itotsiii, . " , - iiiii i4i Fri 44 eeeni . tit il6r•which,-pts.ifia !"- 4t• ° - bren nie king - - sio*,4l.lt7rditY ntorniv 2 .g. -.° -‘ . I k etneutOt guns were &id t,O,d,tytto eackv4tie. , The : • . Nuity bald of Artistic aiteskierkwf tlie.em4le-•_ , _. r- • :' ..-- AM uct, 2, !-- -Os% staid*? absinC.nne.or-cleck, the' . _ Intliatitkw -jena:;! .Os la king lic:4l' ; ••• • • • • , • • • . / . , , ' • • " - , ARLI4I 1417:11tr 1P,40 C BAD . . . _ 17 • • 11E OF LOR , 1., • '• • be . JUN? • • g•ji4liintl C4b if 11 4100 @liefii 0 . sp to the following• ppeal : , ; Lisveland e4yacit. AfnrinefL.,l, • Go* v oswatd,t *witted lack to tbso Coo* .101 r. with specialinstructionn for Anther ,consideriNioll. • ,1 4 . Mkcdonald v. Maedonald-NAllittued, wish 411411,10.: • Home v. • . . • Lord Sesforth "e. Hume, and Chadwick is .deckion postponed. •3. -. Lord CUMPFAMORiI (late par Stapletotteeleik.zt_llas tntrothiZed; whir the at companied formaHtfei:Werietr, ittok kis seat. His Lordship's•-sup,porters. were Lord Carleton (Earl of.titsuoan), and Lord Crewe. - • Lot:di - JILL (late• Sir Rowland Hill, K. 11.) was next introduced-- in like hianner, whis 'the addition of hie Grzae a Norfolk acting' as Rail ivfarsbat Tkelitible• Baron's suppoTters were Lords Reuybn„and Crewe. . Lord BERESFOR,D (late Sii• W. C. Beresford, K. 8.) was the last introduced, In the same stile' and manner a* ;he last men tioned. IliL,ordship's supporter were I.ord C.atietbo (Earl of Sit:ninon), and Lout Lotios (Marquis bf gly), • Viscount BOLKELBY prat nteda.Periaun fie*. Own of Kidwelly dgarrist any present alteration in the Clod, ylys•--Or dered to lie on the table. • - • . A nitrnher n't private Bilis were brought up IlitstiXernidelei by Lord Roam' . SIT Mous Sir Luis cs.Gie ages, M. tor, arid-other Membera, and severalty read Brat tuna • -1 " mon c a urnoisee... The Earl of DONOUOHMOItE stated, that howas Winced, j In cettsettulme of tke.ab3ence'of Millie Noble Let& wb wished be greseut on the e occasion. to,Posirm)a Presenting the Peti tipns on that eveiling to which he bled alluded on sa former takf. "He would postpone the proceedings fi(r a far daye s 'elli accouter of the interveption of the Drawing room and 'other smgagrrenei mat s.partientiPpublic nature which Would' or -upy snanl or . I4ndshipe: He therefore thought lie eyolditoeconvenitaui the subject-before 'Tuesday nett., . _ • Several of ok private lOU upon the Otble we*, *. , 'their resieitiv'e'stages.-:-AdjonittecTtill - Friday. - • • • , • • . • - orgolibmt* • simeggoklikse i **.** * *** -10 0 6. Coin Lawi..- ' . -• e The Reo4tree the Ptfirwatt Veit IMPrPiereeee wor, `armada end rite &maim:lntents being agreed to, thc Bilk WV °Mead for a thtrifreading.7 ' • The Edibborgli"Ciebllllll was'teada. this:4 nate and pauseL i ' Mr SIBTHORP was swam in forl i nscoln, and tOok'hiii‘ht • • IRISH SPIRITS Phi!lftAtflt* A•T. • -Sit "GEORGE • CLARIC.t Astgsehteri _a -Stitioo frinn corrain'llistillers in.Scotlapd, prosng•thet"•dsel Act pro l hibiting .theirni)ortstiori of kisb . SpiOts . may u'* be sfeviyed; that-the flesitione'rs!!!et,be , heard by e 044.4 ;'arc( this conoinowkic ted to• ioqrstre * ele saw the iteceasiit . 0S corttitre; ing the - restrictitou:' a. ter,: brief observations. the P l l4iburahle Baronet' natived'that t' • l4et:otoh,44l,l tie thevlA. . • Sr.-WON 14EWPORT . sPoite,tith *nib ' iriitiatb' - Whist : the Object ante .I s etition, 'O4 all lhein• istlav ittnilac ntttiree which b regarded ilia.: r ilirect infraction dt•the...6,rti4oS of the Act Or 1.4. tuihiel`i'ott late no to bediionumanZed tay,the icTou>. kt.vrouldge*it ‘ainty:ifitheßepresetuatites 'fteitiitr plaoes,lheisritikilVidlials aimed it the rati.- topoly, _to set up ansFsnottr-thi entire &peer of thit , tit; for they had•nisviklitill'entaithere With prayers tae l'egulaliont of lrelancheight ataisoiliated 4 those of this,coonfry. If such wetatio.boadOpted' reSpectfitg •- rnot rorpecttnikpaper, `and'Oe . 4 . .y other • ailicte pmParted if ,such Paitionsl fsere the4stcrOk the 4s eTible people' of •Ireland. must stureadet- thetnielves , bounce hand rte 'foot 46. t nspo op:4*V ant* tie 'contended that . bilged boWa tieCtiii She , braticp ertridev.timplikeVictatilidirt;• - and ought itOtt *-. Isfaivisty The' Hbusi - had guarantred tbs, ia ltinstkd they ittodid onaintain if inViotate. oc • Mr. W. FITZGERALI.),*before he agreed to- Petition being la ud on' he bible, - would beg leave say a few words. Tho.retiti4,n priyed that -no Aid!, might be "introduied on the ' Opirtt Intercatirse,nt inch is : fiat founded-ow the-Resolutionrof I $( 1 93-bpi the House would reeollect,.thu although those at, .gulations were tin keit Ort ' in 1611. a Bill Om: brought in and acted on beausf :that of 1809 - ilsis 4 fOund to be irreconci s lablito the Act or Union. /lc 'Bill. was intended - to reconcile. the dittCulties that eTisted, aid to-tender the Act of Union inviolable. while tl c prayer of the Petition was'ro violate thii Act. • 'bfie.W.ElVEll/srssid, that the real question svaai. .YlThitsher spirits manufactured in Ireland should pay ,only half, as' Much duty as thnse.made Engiend or Scotland, •, It Was pot the interest of Great Britain' •to violate any part of the Act of Union. • •1 Mr. SHAW-(of Dublin) said the Distillars in gip. null , were perlectly.satisfied with the operatioisupf "the Act. •• • .„ • 'Sir GEORGE CLAilicE.expli s bOliitat the tro. 'object -of the Petition was in inneat the House taa: titke a 'few weeks , for •the • full consideration of the nvisure. • . . . . W. thought the mailer Of too inn* - importance to be cursorily. passed Over-; and he must pprofell against the doctrine berhed heard; that there was the slightest desire t difiterfere with the prior-101es. of the Union : such .a false iepieseitatioas shcitsld nht be4'u to go: abroad at the smote • be, for ote,;.::/ould, be unwilling t,bat the mitiefacturers of ;;liis country should . ber ruined, ustOitalferred to the 'Other side OtrWa water. • , - " • Mr. • SHA'fir - 4Mensbett.lne•-.Sentlasiark) hoped dciltiemen woolerip; alw. their plias to be ma. leis by'the idea that the Irish-nsinitiactuturt were , i tlitged.,to export their spirits at half the usual duty. Bnewhen the Irish spirits were imported, the Eng. j,k 4is ti I ler wat-br no means ritined. HrcalW tie questiop to hdite in which the Wuts ihtplesteat, ill& he had ho doubt it "%Old boil/ fairly coosiilered, Outreach part of the !item qsiglit *l+4 proper advantage from sneaswes 'that introddeed.. ...4,,H4411.LLT0N saitl;a - tow 'Words, after •which, thcciuxstirott ftrr Use Petition - to lie ill the sable stag I. • t" ion "etneral GA9COYNE 'presented 'a counter peti. tion frOM thWDistillers'oftiterPool ; observing,Uat is the subject bad jail been _elibausied, he aboidd, tilfer no rearks on it. • This was also ordered to lie pn . the tab le. • , • . •• - • • ' Iretaftote zuichon. • :_.A no It Government to propose to raise _ -With Ois e ziew, enquiries had• already been Made of the persons connected with, the Provision Trade of Ireland i bnti dieir attain* had.oot keen re ceived. .He 'should have every itglinnfione to meet the wishes of the Hon: Gentleneptkon this subject: Mr: W. SMII H replied, tharidter this explana tion he should refrain from giving the House _any ilurther trouble'on_this subject.- ••• • - • wkeht..tsiettassmurre k . * .Mr.W:DUNDA3 seeing . tic 146151 e Lord in his place, Who had asked some questions on a former_ evening a respecting impressment's,. would take 4Pportuniry of saying, with regard to _the. first clues., *OAP . that •po alterations had taken place in the • . a s of the AdritirtilrY respecting the•impressiorof 'Mates. Theee persons were, uniformly protected While in rho etercise•Of their duty . ; lint it 'was the wish of the Captains that they should be ,on Ward: Another Member,' not present ; had asked a: • uestion reipeciing,jen'peessmettt on the Thames. By of answering this questien at the time, he hid no *Ash to slieiv disrespect, altliongh he bad been warmly tacked. He should state itt reply to this question, itatthe.syitern of impressment,. though still to ce, was very much relaxed'; iL was impossible.** &tendon it ; while the *eft 'with Ameri,a hung upoti, are it:old:3, but so lints Was it enforced on tit" hates, 'tir4 afthoueh from seventy to one burgh:kV persons pirptonth were obually ohteincst in time o searirjutiAbit river , yet the last routtth had produced , only five by , impressintot t of which three were tio ttrs & 'had entered as volunteers; and so far frosn'tkesysteM being Nontinued, he could assure the .BOAISIt that the number of men now eobployad would soon be reduced one-half. - • ?..Ie,WHITBREA-Di however he might feel sa-• tisfied with 'the last part of the information -jOll-. given, .would say" that one polls' demandediosepet, diate The Right Honourable gendanase.4 hadttated, that of the file persons lately lalpreevok *wee were - riotess. and therefore application bas} btisti • Atte to the Adadiestlistio impress Meas.:4 , I'hia,m4 pr . •Nceediuo srAC . 44e converse ofitefile4o l o.lioul t Act ,was ititended to perforth i and it betailitlhe dot* aF that Boole to entitureht wham. &itch aliplicatioo warspade, in order that iti Ant* tsceftained whe her t hese Asafortunal persons liad.h4fieeSt gqinstly • iferatOlCilf—poefi :.;;;; el stipttreilwlikosv • ' *an that the Adiniriltzmits perfectas: . ilgosant - of 114 individilids who were Imptease4; §q,AF at the sea-ports individual-laifoistniten beearnorotees-and idle, it V 'quite cust'Art4ry for Capliasato . tell_Ote 01 9P 1 ' '*ileOPTe!elltitiof kind oquitin that 5....... J.they . • gr. BARHAhtatamorAtimpt Ana pular of ailcijtg quittions, anircesitaltded; disk they 'shotad., bt answeretlblitin oitailiatrpur-he accons. chklostvesioitititii)o6 Otitis ofhtair. *1 - Lord MILTON undigiltoOde float winkbld been 'isaid; that atittes wire set pwritaelleatcept they were (In board ship k rit it was therohjectArt the law to tact the ..ticiasions • __•• :14r1 PRIVOgia OF WALIP. liti,ll%/I , llso,lsawan‘l Obsetved,,:that he had etita'irr {ear = i public prints, which, .no 't. bad serr, ..4146 7 11(eiriber,,and s reqtiiita ,ither.4 - 00; avi t rityoly 'fie beggedio kno* ,had advised aisigbyai liighriesa thg "Princgje:- At to t*kr•the eiabidtatber Royal Jllith ill, Winer's:of Watt flook tier tkajesty's Diu yr , itlg - goura& • , , , I;l4TliUltfir admitted that therN • rat sstuch.colsvenienoe ana:grat taapity frequently givias to ilabhc 'husisesi,'l4 Abe _prAtrtet'of asititig ind an swering questions in that ritkase but as 'mitt • pre:: sen:ectuestion,le twuld tljnit.stid tot d'pp!iic frots-the circumstances °T i the clapeter- of `the trail-, 'action; that the Honoutable MenSrliiitfaty around Ong re. roar )1 --)4?..PONSONL 4adimt two ,r three litr. Iry nitin more regarded than ftediti the liberty of the Tress ; none MoveltAdiOrent to anacks Wade upon bsruselh.' . But. withtis these few days he.had read , in a newspaper ,printed in this town, I statement made .with ail the. appearance of positiveness and authosity; -as if it contained' tile perfect truth, which be should.rtiasi twilit noose. In the J/feetseit. Ara of Friday, • Kay 27th, ,he found this eztramitis Barr , paragraphi which Ihe then•read, and w= tA-u tubstance stated, tha• several Opposition had assembled together, at the. wlll`tetnentedies; fiance -between two illustrious persooages,..ned the. .well advised meantre for pievihting the •appeiratssel of One of than: at. the Quesete,s coisrts Cc:lo4;4'ot the Anent 'correspondence eetweeti 114 Qtlept 1,04 Prin ' cesk , .ofWales were laid bfort theta, when cointninied,in:which Mr. ,Brnpghear( wnose name .l -- -‘llot ie perfetp e r a Wit; r, made snificietitli un too da- 46cateGenFrat tor the the zujority tnal.p4a gi * frarty,cerd to be ohy the tnods i assi rt. nut perfectly Mr. nu, Ote, Wilma say teint‘pefitiaberd r - t 1 - ; -r ~~1. ......r.- ~....r _t~~ • . Aare sitiereeiedast:VON. Ars that there had besot SY - orator that her ar am of the consulted, bad ever held any • eor amoniiitions, on the sub-' " i g norant thin..biarOf of the Id he believed he 'night PT wald Pasill.n#Valf f ar ' he thredose.thawhtodwweresciad2l.ther intibers4abigdalciptprobithedpigwnitetoildiebufeffse:behell scandal.: • • ' • - Mr.-WHITBREAD said he could youth. his Melt Hen. friend- had dope, that the publication .a . e sr ze h eeedm ic a h n t in aA rr li .su ee isrp ti attir rr sedint ad of Cabinet' Councilor an. the. House; should, thou he had spoken, be virttiallyseilent on the subject, fn. t tw ) h , aa i l 'st e tahler e 4R nly gthh M ert i til iai alse' s i t n e °u :if 3biell the e94°--"— likni* Wll:. pectieg which a-question bad beet! put. (Wear, &tar.) He (Mr. W.) could billy infer from iliac sileace dis avowal of the" tranieclon, or tl.at diked being dew he or }is cblleagues Were ashanird of theiederce they 11 had given.—(Heer, Isear.)—lf the House Bid what-it was its duty to do, it Would rearie 'that auswer which had .then been refused. As it wee 4 matter of .suck argent importance, he thought te•rnorsew should be preferred pis the day fir the ditettiaion of the question, not only because,is was the nearest clef, .bat breasts* it iris that on which the insult' was intended to be prictised,,not only on her Royal Highness the Price cess of Wales, but on the Icing in his iofiraity..., (Nisi hear.): -He *repeated his wish, therefore, that. ta.nierrow "might be fixed Upon, , both as being the eisek . ‘, liestelayfand the very 'day shed the affrous was to bi 6 eel . . • • Mr. MET,/fUEN.—My reason for fixing Friday , - is, trig. sia-sporrOW isAll,day for the Queen ' s draping. W WHITBREAD......Thatis the slaty ream tor.. te-eierrseth • • Thsi wipe was aimed for Friday. • _ • • ' iiittwr.marsiaolontsates. • On the• quettioonowipliatto the resohttioA of the C ommitete, , ; • • • Mr. • FREMANThE rose, tad expressed peak. surprise that Ministers had not commtepcated to atiP House their intentions With respect to the reduction ef our establishments. They had as yet held out no protects to the country of being freed from the hea vy burthens which they hid so )(tog patiently borne. He knew that it was not possible immediately to brine back sllner troops from the Criarinent, but still .he thoughtiliere were other pans or our eststoliAtmente ellifthettigAte already have beet) rediScore'lie did not, hoi-ever, so much complain of their nut haviiig Sem reduceehssrif the liousabeipg•soliting kept. without niforrnation•wori Oe• subiera, • The army in our about pocotio, lad. Of sine number 100,1300/iete militia: •Qf this gre, : tf. bodl of eitlida, only 9.600 -Were •On foreWn service le .witaL peel', known thatiheobjente of ernbodyieg the aniline Were .. tOguard -against internal-coins:miter, _os ester :V. sup%Osed that. nei their of ihdee 'events, . brehended, 4ndire 4itatiiht diet not .1 home. been hmt..iii this renal* the.dethroneMent of Allenaparse.; EL; • Jhetahere ought oo:be aitithosedi.44, s l4l ot eita force, ,oi .4403 tO. • - in 011 r Rare:. TA was iutihas many. stow abioad, bac ail' term were - in this ceiistue. , - iotantal , eausttil, he the thst,.e.ery thug reit __ calculated oo .he feotei of peace. As o -the N AL lrardepartment, eltbongh he believed etsesei, hid,been Raid olf,yet he thought the lset se4xtion shOultf fiaie titan plea by whole' Reets.... % Another considesable expense Jess cotstinDoi tbes . i.t v . : with respect to 'ensigrarits, *limb he thought •Cessary. He had been . informed by tome of :that as Gbvernment were to continue therr:pinsioft,s tyeive months longer, it was not necetsery fuf '.there to return immediately to their .eon coat:OA:4v He was conAteedthat there was a remissneld On the 'part of Governnsent, and a want• of - Stare-kis energy' and alacrity in *educing the expenses of the • Country. He believed that khe expenses of the last year had nut , been less than 140 or 150 millions. -He did not aim; : plain of t!tifexpehte s as the result of it had been , equel.. ~to the. most :sanguine wishes ; but he thought time 41 :from the tooment the- danger was over, Nfisteta. should have thuagist,setiowi t y of retrenchments, and I should not hate .delayed in giving the- necessary in. r formation their` inensiont to that How. • .. . Mr. LUSHINGTON repl . 4llliat When the anti • estimates, should be - biought he .the House,-they Wouldbe the regular and proper time for chase es. platratirs which the Hon. Gentleman wiled , This was only a question about xertinu arairettel ordissatleti.• As he could et* htaveteei to the trOastt , liktiticil to beingite army estiMaites be. fore; them On Tesday, li was evident that . Nil:lister* had nor delayed ftskeperied-of explanation.' - - Mr: ADDINPVON, said.' Met one pan of the ; w a TI P c ; h e e d belonged. t aitach every preparation • peculiarly4l I le a el ot t a tho s 4 s th u H i a lt dn hi PG6 .H irtul o il ure tlerni) . t 't a l•-. ln a t t o ' had been inade loidiserabOdyiegtke Mihtteart soon t as the preliplinaries of *peace shots signed. The warrants for the purpose wele now i4.-ady. and ' 4 circular letters pr ep red. It 'would be 'etc :slle c e ti th h tw s :; r i ret ir i n e :l u ' r rrn el o c l o d t , tti . 4 ln Ee an i a r lW 4 so: : 4 o i7 o c tb4 l .o l 74 o tte ot ime l i: l6 f a ti ar ioetu rt as g . i iilz aleli bOd . 44 . 4 , HeVY,..eie•liert. Gentleman ihteald halm: tht 't '1 *it the war ral not over: Altnough KpottMace edit • hicil' . pillsed.44ren.. there remitted .an'othst ibal g t i mit . 3 to be polled downii4r., Pre:l:tint litiditotitii • Almoughtwolltalt the yet lrne thin:l%RM ter"Xinetl. 'The seuetr-obseeex t ih4twa'l g ade lci be in the - Mllitia Z o gi p me Ireland m i ght as r • 4.' ' • ...6 !k di m a it stations;. They could not Aes . all . * mad, ' et once. :He hippos's" it. would be 'ttse.Tate of c44.alur ships- re:sou:war/ay of alt the.rieete" v , irlZt of •Xibiglarkii, s atid , tai-1 ep.,f•le A iinse.i n srni • Moly ' . of Alen of WAt. Were' dal)" i• - Poled -ea - vexing. p)isoliers, aed twiny:would-Ise 1.4,1“:4 toe . I Piagiug, tif riot troops, z a tar: . •thi '`' 5w. 5 41,4a ) that there was 4 f l iiitiej;; •-• 4:1 " 6 ' 11 , ..a to • mike- - inch reduction itS the istoseit•iikk aces admitted of. . looste • •. fILEMAN'c LE, repeated 4 0= 763 11YatWas s and expressed his si • • •-"`" • 1 1404 be , . . • • s. .~ , ' ... 14. ...' 6 . A r I ' • , ~. 1 .• i 1 1d. ' - aloof he crowd tbedithine. . -, , . to . ,-,- . ... WM _ . , 4-,l l. , ger.ire.entssnece induced me te beeves?* tbetkofe.wertild • • . :aseortoprce am ',S i'moisd effect ; I r' ref o r vii . k4 nu i:6 d Atli rapre 7 lt.vi .. %sow mr- , 44' u lrar i 1 "ha in Tar* 'and Onret"ibtositi ' c if. t thaailfint eto ray first dotermiration, notsektteton§,ing „ thit'44l o Kv.,ef - *P • Mint•ter of fortigs gor.ic n5..,.Fte091.f10. t'P . .. itiwion . i4,l4l Utii. it .is impotsgsle to hs,resee theAcirketo Ygti • .o/Pirb' Oa #94ltope business is ssabjaci. ha their/Pt eld Dolt ..!1141 fhjiliffferiytlJeltrleitit the DrikeWf tessane, the toilt-iiii- t o I . pvitsl7,, the /tot Or trliicK, M.; Alpena had tisrowit.ln the' - 4,1 re way of this' n. 11:42toubl rio . e'9,ttur alLalat I*OIOMPI ~ 1 f Dave see laffie die ta4te obstacles araTre.ented.. r - , . an 's: • 4 ' TPr ma.44ge was- laict pil thetable, *NI or,thait t 6 fret 1...p.i .• . _ • . • ' ' o'L . 'the 416eihad P e tper ziri hoOtei, ibt s .Aboi t bou . . ,4 4 coo. ion. rnttilpilea- - .o*-14i l dhstittl I Ve r:Wfalti tici .to-P,ogrisg. bi Report iriml Xr..Mourey Swielpf — i, 46 - • . . ..of:'S;ate •-,erktiarning a dis4atth 'Front the Minister et 11 ° . :Iw : - Paris, tvis:..eviisfor_d, dated Rotary .14 from vaieh, 2 ,^ _,• . _ ... • _ • ,• • • 'lfibueodoll..rs.:: . ~ • - . Rftstp, 'MARCH t: ' Op akigkaysm,fi..fol this to;vo,..fr pid 4 4os of (14f ielit natio*: in Min' ad .4{4.:4k-e.7mp --4 ,tbief who . bat IA nseptft! a aittirve ectered into alt-d a up, ' fogivjeleyof eivilize4 life.. :AI! arrilielf is 4 iiister . of Tecnnfiedi , • in‘ * . 4 . 4.50 areal. ''11.,. talk ,i ...__._ •. was, dAy, .... , 'Ai eCilat it, at tilt .c OA le • 1 1010ineiS itoul numb clifi'vt•!or pateie 14_1 1 Aposea . o?idge of !Ai j/lif i btre dui -111114$010criro"; frfir .. ..4iini6.l" : • fort4itit tiler kak W.lrtlll.lll.Ch 14 . _ . _ . •.. , Wilco *i.....tiiii Apt o‘aey *bout ”neocciact, the 11151.0 IWM G 41496 1 Wil• .1, ,. ....i1 0 1it0i1i -" tiat.norp . .toft, i9fiti',lkpre .fib : for tilt**. :14( .A. M.essagefroaa. the .Lords !tate 4, that their Lewd. .thoughitot perfeqy 4430 t; "rib . *as. • lir ri4tat itif 1 144aftsItt,Ci. fa) thei Ito ...lit- •shir , had' agreed to a •variety of Bitts (rifeatioped in 414ius) took the Lead .ita Adv . ) • ' • '-jola.dio th's gapasoa. !ifflosi - - ,ti mi wcw 440, liepcfrt.ofthe'Lords) 'with?* any amendment .— Princess. :It witataigoad q ihe la int;glie4liersiisiiii.eliiio;ol),at !Aaj h t witusays. :11ii iviet ) sa# te4uesfed, that theliduie would coat. rettorindence offered too tfi . 4 They. uevt. .tai iwir ' 'RN aktit.rec%ting4wree, ntunioato,lo am Peers the evidence befoti the t(lat :teiar.. This t #Oitellor ti . , opp isi p, F 214,; et4kt l i fill .. AO the skititlei Ilt o i, 'flick Leda° its destimosealepettimg the Hal., Irif• 1 Xneu Clink* 111 - . lit af, ;they hare,ll kaso4l, Ism:At am may& Ja&si fitrt- *tube gemn. • , Ls , " 1-44 A. I'llthfir . Irriii s hlitevii As could Die. ;tie /tr. ‘MNE*O, t iuth altre,rte Pot Usual" bes.) ItiAppititia , o4o thi s . ft. , posed *out' A u dis-Agetet t•;, -•.`.7 A1p0... .-1., • •.a • - ~ a ueopg4o, 44 424.34pj AcliP4B Oatistilit Ihti thgrt Ate . 1 ,-**** ifg * ''t '0. 1 .; ' . - . - -- , . . • .. . , ~' • . . • , . . •,. . I ~.." ~, -., -. . .• . . •*.': 1. / ' : I .•.' :. .* , • - ; -•-:. • _ • - 6 _.. • . ~ - -7- . ... ' ' r _ .' t 11 `* :J " -,.ili i .iYt;li.m' ~, ' 4 46A: -. _ ,L_ • • '`. -.. l'. ' , • ..,. - • - - , . . , . , „ . • ! -, •- , x , ' ~-'. '_ _ : .... ' - .• ~• . : .. ': -• „. .: .. • ....„ 'iiii.ho4ever.infordid the Meats e, atitiliellivie sisi,sAPPOrtet WAlrliro l ••liould send -fa answer bra MesseepttOritrotiio - , osfPnetelit It Was sitarljrpsMr. . • - i gr4P 9$ , titim'r • 7.lfirtit7,..t . T such Meeting I - It'vria solo r: •W. W. • SMI r tesea' . ate obastve4oes eh* friends with , whom be coiieso 3iitquality* . of dye dtrtbsiorkeiltissOotteStriito Itaioct, vounsal, coovasetiois, et mew sirtctinto Great Britein t . aed'iziobesi . ko knowittether-jebt. No - man waeskliere igm 'the' Right Hod. Gentleman, 9riptis!keAtoefiLeonifia l'prOceerretts algid so.; end lto an iovestigatio*of Clit.ewbjecti will) i *W. toil* the saars t 4lo4 - fis , AtclualizatjoA_lf thole dutieS ? ~.. - -„ ~,.'they obtermtioos - en Ibis sul Mr..,IWZGERALD slid,!it *aft heititentieti of eliets ef:lbeie4findaltivil I Governiunt togrotsost to raise the dittievonlorags ,desired. that th"cabtl2l._. m-ui , i ,'-' 114 ",.... 4 idle; it wits 'quite cust , ..enhr•Y' for gareisSiti.teiUtbe either tOguatd-agais. *.a -Y -- k , w , tin Press ma - r4er i* pleOpstialk if)f each . or. sachse, nal attack'. '„He supp I).er ' ""' kids nct' kW 0011 in ; indeed, ._;n4ssafj, could now be aptirehi 1 littitirnw p erson " Ft '. -. • 444 •• b c ift, - amp; ' ''" sh d,, or merchant slug" liten celesta *tie _ mg. .moruent oLI , h Whitt enis4 a i s y our f o let, tJs ... - ,lpoint ettelebictintall shoed VC irrten thestiene of the, l len ' il l l r s impressed.' But nese vi•,;‘)thele eity hind . Or, iteloctiet vase thought a tUat Abel 1; de by the , Mishitalw , •.• :•-tr• • '••-_ .ct• •.•_ _ ' • .. ice; it% Alt totsejj re as k aric i t : i . o . t T; l4 r• oi W A !!T hi r di ngrikl ) .L 2o. 4 o . liiit. ft"n itle : Allni. h 004 000 were 8 . 07 .eri 1l ( 144401 1 1 Aie l 4Vegthitt;Ott 0 41i".• . • y.ct them aloe it • ~ .. otAe :' . . for rioting, and thererOrett zit oighty.wis,i, 'etonorny of the comet reed to-tie sary . that some Siotimi.thogiol(!bg ' iio. lulitertair ought to be eatvulate ; ittive22 whethey ' g m, ~ , ! ...." : ..? : ;;;f„,::/; : 4 : t : ~ • •. to -the Naiardepartrt for the questou he had put. • . • • • ' tfr. MEllitTitN sOse again, 90 . 1 g Consequence of the kns‘ver his had received, gave nbtiee.ol,t Atc" tiori on the subject on-friday . next, whickscoopriaa for an hunittli add . resito his koyal Higlincss thelkince Regent, prayin g to betiArnie4ibo had advised his Rogal Highness to cleder_ the'etselusion of her Royal ,Highness: the Issinetss Ol Wales front: her Majesty's drawing.roloms.—(`lfair. ) ' l -144 PONSONBY had-...vut two Or three words to