The National Register. — London, England, 1816-03-24 00:00:00

SI Twithev said, the Noble Lord k (luatlereugii) began 11 deprecating ad clantunt as usual. For the purpose of raising elutnour ami,g, his tmn friends, but In that lie failed He litchi %vela on to stow that he had alWarl been a tl:eu.l of eetiatian, cad hi the ii:mepl he made to his frieuaA cur at elm raeter, lir W,ei as hasaeeesstal a. 4 some people lie had twins so. the o.il Bailey, Wm called witnesses to their elciracter, hat tome ANwarvil. Like those aufurttionte person* having net :my Council or very bail ones) the Noble Lord read a king pu pir of the pliteer he had held, in as which he hail proposed economy, and lie concluded like persons in that unhappy situ ut by promising aaieuiltuent.-- (..1 lard lough). Cutiti.}:a had hatinteuile.l to bare taken a part in this 4lelrate, hot he had attrialed iu his place lo give un :lower to I.linlevee implittitons might be east upon him. lie ;vi s ored Valli he had no prtainal interest in the tiaL , action ; and he could have wished that justice bad liven done to a very humble class of individua.s, without his uarite having Limn eniatil in q nest ion. The Hour then divided—Fur the Amtudineut 151)--Inr the original Nlotion 1:111 —Majority 29. Ad j ourned et on..t. THURSDAY, MARCH 21. A, there were only 37 Menthe's present at four o'clock, 4i) bving required at that hour, the Speaker declared We Haase to stand adjourned. FRIDAY, MARCH 22. Mr. Clark, Clerk of the vent Debtor's Coed, presented Ret mils of the gross amount of the D:.‘bts of rove who have pe titioned for relief, and the amount ut property got in by As appointed by the Court. Ordered to he printed. Mr. BLACKBURN presented a Petition from Stamford, pray ing a repeal ut the Insolvent Debtors Act.—Ordered to lie on the table. A Petition from Grantham was presented, praying the House to adopt !imam MR of economy and retrenchment. A new writ fur Lyme Regis was ordered in the room of Lord Borghersh. Mr. C. GRANT presented a Petition from the Inverness Agri cultural Society, praying a modification ut the Malt Doty, and an cquilization of the Distillery Law's. Ordered to lie on the table MAINTENANCE OF TIE POOR. Sir It HERON gave notice, that on Tuesday , e'nnight he should move for leave to introduce a 13ill to repeal the pros i loons of certain local Acts respecting the Maintenatice of the poor, and to introduce other provisions fur the better regula tion of the SinRC. Mr. I il/IOLON presented a Petition from certain growers of corn in E , setc, praying the House to taro its attention to the dist' esstd state of agriculture- Ordered to lie on the table. ORDNANCE ES umATrs. Mr. Wsnn postpotied his motion respecting the Ordnance Estimatts to next Friday. ?Ir. Csteitsrt was glad to hear this postponement, and hoped the Ministers mould again look over the Estiurites, as he was convinced that ruormoux reductions might still he made in the Ordnance Depaitmeats, particularly in the civil portion of Bear!) Mr. l'olssoNnY rose to express his satisfaction at the pcst ponenient, as he was convinced that it %ram in consequence of the tem!ier which had been shear' by tl:v! House; a temper that proved the necessity of greater ri , ,hiction. IRISH WAR MALT DUTY. Mr. FITZGERALD gate notice. that on an early day he should more the discontinuance of the War Malt Duty, in order to tottl ether to Ireland, similar to that which w.b to be tams/- ell to England. ARMY ESTIMATES. I,nrd PALMERCTON postponed the consideration of the re snain:ng Army Estimates to next Friday, that he might base an opportunity of laying extra papers belrre the House on the subject. :Alr.Ttr.ciiett asked whether there would be any reduction Lord rALKERS UPI r plied, lIC el hoped there %ulna be considerable ickluz..tiot.s.--(Lleur, /nor.) THE SILVER CONAGE. Mr. GREPTEL asked whether there was any intention to re medy the (64r:terra1 silver currency, it tieing intermixed with French coin, the importation of which produced a prol.t of 20 r curt. ? The CI4.O4CELLOR of the EXCIIEQ/jElt replied, at present he conk! not advise a restoration of the old standard cm rency, but he ho:!eit something might be done to remedy the defects now cm mplained eetittons from Wolverhampton and Woieester were pre rim!PLl tke Insolvent Debtors' Act.—Ordered to lie on the table. CIVIL NAVY OFFICERS. Mr. Parkm NTLE asked whether there was any intention Au tatter the civil departments of the Navy? Sir A rtItENDLIt replied, that the alterations would not De material beyond what was stated in the Estimates :—the war salai - Les of the two Admiralty l.:ceretaries would not be continued --(hear, hear!—Act that was the extent of the matt nal alterations n t already known from the Estintatt•s. THE RECORDERS REPORTS. Mr. BENNET obsetved, that considerable inconvenience, if not wrong, had resulted from toe Recorder nut having hero Mile to make his repents to the Sovereign nuthoi ity, in conse quence of the absence of the Prince Regent from the metro puff., and en:mired whether there was any probability of the Ite.mr.ler being boon enabled to lay his reports before his Royal lit ,s? Lord ('A•Tt.P.R E tGit replied, the material delay apprelaende•d had not taken place owing to the la borions dunes.allich the L(ecord:• . had to perform, but the Prince ltegiait, in couse nuenc,:t se. vend 'elapses and severe attacks of the gout, had been ttaable to return to tow h. He hoped, howeNer, shot in a few data a Council ill town would be held, so that the repots might be made. M hat had been done—the course that had b-en pursued—the Ministers were respemi.de tor, and were ready to detail to the 'louse, as far as was proper, tic; motives wh.rh had induced them to give the advice dust hail been avt,ii upon; an d, therefore, if comphiint wee e to be pi eferred, it most ur a.lainst the Ministers ; that Wils4 the course—mid lie funded the itote.e would see Ow policy of porsiiing it. 'Die responsibility of Minister , was lire best security to the country against the improper exertion of the Executive. Mr. BOOMailA:11, le , t he might be misunderstood as to what he had said on a former eveninz, admitted the ciaistitutintial doctr,ee Mat the Sovereign ought not here to be the subject of ohm. , 4atioa respecting the rut:tsar(s of COVellaintili—tll.l( they ough, to be made il,i , l;llSi the Minister=, the responsibie ad ♦asev S 010.112 Crow n ; and suet ine lead only been departed from when tie.: Prinee Regent was y brought heron e ..Parttomeut by his hod:emus friends, BO 1.41 us to pfurwe thanks to hula► as an al veer of, rattler than the Soverstgu ut - the country. •rtir: NATIONAT. IZGISTEN. Lord t,ts.rtAnEAGll was happy to lie :r , neh inivs ; but the learned gentleman had only hall rend his recantation. 1 he dropped (wilco s were axed for Aton , lay. PRESIDENT OF BOARD OF CONTROUL. LimnTosi enquired whether it was intended to till up the (Alice of the President to the Huard of Controul, or to abo lish It as a sinecure ? The CHANcri.tort of the Excimetuen replied, it eras intend ed to be titled ; inexperienced AS the I lon. Member might he, he couhi scarcely be serious, when he asked whether such to ottifee was to be übolishill. temeidry papers respecting half-pay being presented. other orel?reel, and the remainder nt . the business being disposed or, the House adjourned to Monday. LIST OF THE MAJORITY \VII° VOTED AGAI xST TIIE 1'11011:1111"I'AX. Abereromby, lion. J. Folkestone. Lord Plunkett,llt.lln.W. C. Althorp, N'iquunt Fy.r.ei:, Hcnry Piggott, Sir A. Anson. lion. Sir G. G.i,royne, lame Polllngton, Viscount Ast Al. William Giskiill, Ben. Ponsunby, Right lion. Atherley, A. Gordon, Robert G. Ashuret, W. 11. Graham, Sir J. Ponsonhy, lion. F. C. Atkins. Julio Grenfell, Pascoe l'owlett. Hon. W. V. Allan, Alexander Gremille, Right Hon.Prequii. Ili:hunt Ilabington, Thu. Pries:, liiihard Manly., .1. E. Guise. Sir Williani Prittie, Hun. F. A. liarelay, Charles llanioutt, John Pyrn, Francis Baring, Sir T. Harvey, Chucks Raitisden, .1. C. Bimini„ . , Alex. I hill, Ben. Banditti:, Lord Bastard, E. P. Iliounierslev, Ilugh Hasid:it:l4 William Beaoh, M. 11. lianbury, W. Riehardeon, Willi on Bach, W. IL I leatheote, Sir G. Ridley Sir 3 . 1. W. Bennett. 11011. 11. G. Heron, Sir Robert Romilly. Sir S. Baker, John Ilornby, F. Rowley. Sir W. !ditch, Joseph Holdsworth, A. 11. Russell, Lord W. Bollard, .lii"m Horne. William Ruswfll, Lord .1. Bouglicy, Sir .1. F. Howard, lion. W. Ritual, li. G. Brand, Hon. T. I lowortb. Hunt. Russell. M. Brooke. ( Larks II ugh e. . W. 1.. St. Foul. Sir 11. Brougham, 11. Ilurst, Robert St. Paul, If. H. Browne, Ant. .1 eryoise. J.. 1. Sebright. Sir J. Brydges, Sir E. Jones, John Soudaniare, 11. P. Burdett, Sir F. K Mt, (I. A. 1.. Sharpe. R. Burrell, I lon. P. I). Ki.rri ton. Sir E. Shelley, Sir T. Burrell, Sir C. li Mg, SirJ. D. Simoon, Sir J. Harrell, Walter Knox, Thomas Smith. John Blackburne, Jo' n Lanibton, John Smith, George itiackbume. J. I. Lanolin), W. G. Smith, Sam. Butterworth, Jos. I .eader. William Smith, Abel ilyng, George Letevre, C. S. Sini . .ll. Christ. Caulfield. lion. 11. ',onion, Sir Will l am Siniti.„ 'l'. Ashton Calcratt, John Lester, 11. L. S:::iifi. Withwu ealicy.TVo.. Lewi.t. Frankland Silly eli, .1. If. Cid vert, Charles Lloyd. Sir 11. Shaw. Sir J. Campbell. I ion! S. Lloyd. J. M. Staniforth,John Campbell. lion. J. Lownites, William Stanley., Lord Campbell. General Loper, Sir W. Spier, Areh. Cavendish, Lord G. Lubbock, Sir John Simeon, George Cavendish. Hon. 11. Lyttleton, lion. W. Taylor. Cit. Cavendish, lion. C. Lyster. Bich:oil 'Taylor, M. A. Chaloner, Robert Macdonald, James Tierney, Rt. Hon. G. Chetweale, Sir J. Macdonald, It. J. Townshend, Lox: I . Cochrane. lam, Mackintosh. Sir J. l'owysliend, 1.0 d J. Cocks, lien. J. S. 'Manning, Willialn Thompson, 'Thos. Corks, James Media:is W. A. Thornton, Willia m Coote, Sir Eyre Maitland, lion. A. Tyrwhii, T. D. Coke, Thomas Manners, Lord C. 'l'yrwhit, W. D. Coke, l'.. Marryatt, Joseph V yse, R. W. li. Cotes, John Martin, Henry Widde.gruve, lion. W. CI iekett, B. A. Martin, John Wulpme, lion. Gen. Curtis, Sir W. Methuen. l'aul Warm, John A. rotterell, Sir John Mills, Charles Webster, Sir G. Dickenson, William Milton, Vi.wuunt Wodderburn, Sir D. Doveton, Gabriel Mond:, Sir C. Wellesley, W. P. T. L. Douglas, Hon. F. S. Montgomery, Sir J. Western, Ch. C. Douglas. W. 11. K. Moore, Peter Wharton, John I/male-ATI], .1. E. Monlaunt, Sir C. Whitmore. 'Thomas Drummond, C. H. Morgan, Sir C. Wilkins, Walter Deig.lale, D. S. Morgan, Charles Williams, Own Duncanr.on. Vile. :Borland, S. It. Williams. Sir R. Duneonilw C. Morpeth, Viscount Williams, R. Dundas, lion. 1.. %roma, .1. B. NV ilberforee, Win. Dumb*, Charles Mostyn, Sir Thos. Wright,.l. A. Donlepe, James Molyneux, 11. H. Wynn, Sir W. W. Ebrif4ton..Viscount Newman, R. W. Wynn, Charles W. Egerton. Sir J. C. Neville, lion. R. Wyatt, C. Elliot, Rt. lion. W. Newport. Sir John TELLFII. Ellison, Cuthbert North, thalley Fremantle, William Evelyn. Lyndon "Northay, William FAIRED Orr. Fazakerley..l. N. Ntigent, Lord Halsey, Joseph Fellows, Hon. N. Osborne, Lord F. Miller, Sir litomas Ferguion. Sir R. C. Otaulston, lord Winnington, Sir T. Fone, John Owen., Sir John Brinisiusw, It. 11. Finlay. Kirkman Palmer. Colonel Hornet., Francis l'it.sgarald. Lord W. Patton, 11. P. Ilassidl, I.ord G. W. Fitzroy, Lord .1. Peel, Sir It. Tavistook, Margois Foley, Hon. A. Peirce, Henry Davenport,Davles Foley, T. Pclhnin, Hon. C. A. Markham, Admiral Folk's, Sir M. B. Pelham ' lion. C. A. Shaw. Ben. Forbes, Charles Pellew,Hon. I'. B. Hamilton, Sir 11. D. Frank, Frank Phillips, George Geary. Sir W. Franco, Ralph recital, Sir T. Grosvenor, General SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. T. IVlll-ri:34.441, husband ' '''''' h, Lrccsi rsbim innkeeper, April tt, 9. May 4, at the George Inn, Market Itarlanom;ll. Att. Mr. Inez!, New Inn. P. Loon:ALT. Liverpool, merchant, April 8,9, March 4, at the (h‘orge Inn, Liverpool. Aft. Mr. ModdJwcroft, I ancolii's Inn. J. JACKSON, Ilkeston, rope-nitiker, April to, It, May 4, al the Flying llorse, Nottingham. Att. Mr. Iterridge, Ilatton-,a n. J. lA:CAMAY, Wigan, linen-drnrer, April 17, 18, :day 4, at the 3li norca Inn. Wigan. Att. Mr. Jolin-street, Raiford-row. J. l)ocxr.n, Great Itus4:ll-street, Covent-garden. victualler, :March 2(, April 2, May 4, at Guildhall. Atts. liuvillard Co. New Bridge str:et, S. CAMPRV.I.T., Liverpool, upholsterer, April 9, In, May 4, at the York Rotel. Liverpool. AtI.A. Clarke and Co. Chancery-lane. Js and W. NAIBII, Edward-street, Carerulii4ll-square, glasz-stainers, April ?, 6, May 4, nt Att. Mt. Towers, Castle-street, Falcon-square. W. S. Luc ca, llvtlw, bank-:r, March to, April 2, May 4, at Gull hall. Att. Mr. ilielnualsn, Clement's W. HERMAN and M. CitAltitrits. IVhitechapel. tavern-keepers, March 50, April 6, May 4, at Guild:tall Atts. Brat:sand Cu. Surrey s[. KtrritL 11..131c;4;att Am. Ilriddriton, dottier, April 10, 11, May .4, at the Elephant Inn, Exeter. Att. Mr. l'untun, Wine tHfice-cntirt, Fleet- street. J.tusoN, Newcttql..-upon-Tyne, merchant, April 17, 18, May 4, at the Turf llo.rt, NewCaStk , Uil.oll:4lll:. Att. Mr. Ilartley, New Bridgc-strcit. W. Lir WIN. Cil 2apride, etati..re-r, March !:8, April 4, May 4, tit Guild hall- Att. Mr. riarvty. •ar t ha:a:cry-lama W. ii . t . tais, li.tr•An, Devon: hire, tan er, Al•rit 1,4, Ma:, 1. et the Hull Inn, Fuir otd. Ate.. t tort. and Co. &Nit-art:et, Lintultt'a I nu. 31anchotaz, iron-liquor-1114a, Aril 1., 13, May 1, MARCH . 24; at the Conch vid llorscs, 31anche..ter. Atts. Willie and Co. Want.. iont-court. W. Trlsi mscor, Norwich, upholder. April 18, IN May 4, at the White Swan, Norwich. Att. Mr. 'l'ilbury, Falcorostro.i, Fulton. square. T. and .1. and B. GIRBONS WOIVCI4MInrtOti, hankers, April 10,11, N!ay ;2 the Star Ilotei, Shiffnall. Atts. Baxter and Co. I'und sal's Inn. T. llonixtsoit, Roberts-bridge, Su.savx, brewer, April 6, 20, May 4. at Guildhall. Atts. Greg. on and ('o. Angel -tour:, Throgrnortomyt. 3. N. RADCLYFVE, Birmingham, plater, April 2,6, May 4, at Guild hall. Att. Mr. Ellis, Ilattomgan!en. G. Ilaantsnar. Whitcoinbetrect, brewer, April 13, 16, May 4, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. ltighy. Holborn-court, Gray's Inn. DIVITIENPS. Manh 26, K. Joseph, lltitY--sirect, At. Mary-Axe. merchant, at Gniltlludt—llarch 26. S. N. .I.lsoplt, Bury-star:. t , St. ”itry-Aar, nor chata, at Guildhall.--June 15, K. thirchartl, Feitcltert '•-sheet Cham bers, insurance-broker, at Guildhall.-31 arch 19, 'l'. Davenport and Co. Devonshire-square, merchants, ut Guildhall.—April 13. A. Cuth bert out Co. Gutter-lane. ut Guildhall.—April 2, 11. N Oxtbrd-sireet, haberdasher, at Guildhall.—April 16, W. Dead, Credition, Devon, serk,:v-maker, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter.—A tril 21, T. Itbiylock, merehant, ut the Green Dragon inn, Carli le. —April 27, E. flirch and Co. Flect4treet. paper-stainent, ut GuildhalL --April 25, . 1 6. 6 .11 en, laaldnu-road, money-scrivener, ut Cuiltthull— April 27, .1. Hay, IVulthain Abbey, Essex, lath r, at Guildhall.— April IS,. W. Ileeve. Clapham. coachniaster. nt Citiltllo.l.—April . J. Parker. Mortimer-street, goldsmith. at Guildhall.—April 19. . 1 . Foot, Plymoudi-Dock, bootanakce, nt the Fountain lintel, Plymtatth- I kiek.—April 17,1. N l'l, mot:tit-1 /tick. woollen-draper. at tl • c Fountain flotel,Pl 'moult I lock.-- A trill), ►l. Ludlow, hatter, at Weld.- ley 's Hotel, Plymouth Deck.--Aiiril 21t, J. Masson, of Bowra, Lill nthi, draper, at the Bull Inn, llowra.---April 17, T. Bode, Little Sat:atom York, weld-mere:mut, at the Woolpaik inn, 1 1 :mt aster.— April IL 1.. 11011 E, Solthani. NV:a:wick, money-scrivener, at the Wnrwiek Arms Inn.— i2tt, W. Neweasie-upon-Tyne. linenalraper. at the George rim, Newrastle-upon-Tync.-7April IS, e. 1 tarrison„ Barnard-Ca.stle. Durham, grocer, at the King's Ile.al lni It;:mard-Castle.—.ll ril 20. S. Tnie, Cortimmutli, virtu:tar, at the l•teintain Inn Cortsoolutli.---April 17, F. 11.d1, Cheltenhttn, fanner. :o the lkt Swan Ire, Cheltenham.--April 17, 11. Buckle. Chelten ham, baker, at flit Old Swan Inn, Cheltenlinnt.---April 1 7.. f. I lerbett, picking nn, GI lister, larett.r,,st the Oki Swan Inn, Cheltenham.— April 13, .1. Ahernethie and Co. College-hill, merchants at Guildhall-- April T. Ilandley, Washot. Warwick. salesman. at the Warwick Arias !rm.—May 3. J. Hale, Chester, Itutrltec, at the Feather's Inn. Chester.---April 15, Dodson, Liverpool, merchant, at tie King's. .%nit:, Liven:wt.—April 22, .1. Pipit; -cut, Chtisteli:unit. Toy:Milan, builder, at the King's Arms Inn, Chri telturch, Twyaehatn. CERTIFICATES—Arun. 13. R. Collier and Co. I.ivcr;xuil,;itterinar)-. , urgyotts.--..T. Woodward, I.stnplightert:-Intll, Clinwaster, vinmer.—T • Revis, Camlairlety, lace lloskell, Liverpool, linen-draper.--G. Smith, Sheffield, b r i umn l a .n w o u i d yt t icez,—V.'. Cooper, SLerton-:Mallet.Somen t, stock ing-toaker.—.7. E:Ax, shop-keeper . —. t. Stepie,, Don't:no trot, Kent, cabiyet-makcr.—W.Pia, Northiam, SuseeN, meryhant.—lt. Bromley, Shorter's-court, Thropuorton-streer, hill bract—H. Bramley, Colley Hom ti e. insinnce-Oroker.—J. Bravo. Londor,-Widl, merchant—J. SparkeN mul Co. Crest Portland street. co.iell-maktrs.-11. Iklllncn John-stria:4 Couiacmial-Ito.id, insurance-broken—ll. Divan and Co. grocers. DISSOLCTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. --• • • - F.. BradletT;nd Co. Sandwich, Kent, brewers.—..l. Mil:dock and Co. Cambridge;hankn.s.—C. Watts and Co. Newen , tle..upon-Tyne. dry.. salters—J. Knowles and Co. Liverpool, wine.merehanat.--.1. Oshcr,ie Co. Niithilesex. bakers.—J. Lord and Co. Rochdale, Lancaster, faller*. —al. Taylor niui Co. Leeds. machine.roaltert.—W. B. Simonds and Co. Reading. hnakers.—S. :ttolyneux And Co. Falmouth. mercers.— .1. Knapp :aid Co. Worcestet., glove manufacturer.—G. Cory and Co. W. Land :.nd Co. Greenwieh,tavern.keepers.—W. I lamilton end Co. I mud on.—W. Curtails and Co. London, i;nen.dralwrs.—A. Alolene:ix and C. London.—P. Ramsay and Co. :Bidillesex, taylors.-11. Parkin and Co. Covent-gastlen. grocers.—l(. Williams and Co. Clerkettwell,, printers.—ll. and CO. Surrey, i.:Tocers.-11. t;codinan and Co. Leeds, stutf-merchants.—E. Jon!an and Co. Norwich, emrincem—lV. Phipps and Co.Bristel. timber.nicrehants.—E. Cooper ants Co. %Verity Essex, butchers.—T. Burton and Co. Bermondsey, 1:oat-builders. D 1 A KY. 211ntierats;:a - :file Use Wee%•. " IVLielent Suno4. 1 Situ rises 4u lii. ate: s—Sets 11 to. afiLr 6. 7 1 I I.sdy Day.—Holithly at the Dan k. Iml. 11. al. ;Ls. }louse Sun I+.c. :7 m. att.:. s—Sets 13 m. aft,. r ( . ci GA 111);;N.--..suw Cuenrnlvrs, Celery, Love Alplea„ and Capsicum for r ao 45 m. a ter s..—Setrls alter 7. ." I Min rises 43 nI. I . in. i;3 I Niw .\lm at 9 afternoon. My break 59 m. aft. 2 3. Sun ri5,..4.1 ra..uuz s—Seta 19 m. after 6. rwilijht ends 19 m. after 8. Sun news 39 In. after 5--Seta 21 in. after 6. Dey 12 h. 46 m. long. Sun litel 37 tn. after s—tee 23 rn. after 6. The INDLX, ke. of VOL. VIII. of t'as NATIONAT. es noto ; rue 7d.: tIo of VOl.. IX. 11 1 c 1":14;84ed rrl tle cod rf the gior ‘ wit.'s :homy cstlithms of annilal Papers (mal State vests, ,;r. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. LONDON : SUNDAY; MARCH 24. A proud era dawns upon the country ; the ConstittPs ticn of England, which sums party cavillers have rerrc •cnted us shaken to its base, now stands flirth obtrusive o the view in all its pristine excellence, uninjured by the itorats which have assailed it, or the machinations of con spiring enemies. The right of petition re.ted in the peo ple, bus never been so extensively acted upon, as on the Into momentous question concerning the Property-Tux. From every nook and rranny of the nation burst firth► the !Tint of opposition against the continuance of that otlio.is impost ; and Niinistera have been forced to yield what they might, with credit to themselves, have voluntarily conceded. High indeed have the present Ministers stood in our estimation; they have slilfidly steered the helm of the country through an ocean of difficulfies ; they have conducted it, with untarnished honour, into tl'e hariner of peace. Let us, however, not meanly triumph over this single error which they have committed, but, ketr ing in our remembrance, the services which they have rendered the nation in a season of imminent peril, and, with the t•,.1 conviction, that the good of the country is