The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-05-19 00:00:00

ports: the art to he romitterell • - •;411 , 1 be lie Nall' Of Public Arai's. she put. it ono be toimitied, on. full of dir'e'. nod Mare* the seemed would to., that the Home shoold .olve ibelf Ws a toussolitee. ond 'kb be eimsidered to be sailed Ase by the es Wiwi mate ofpeMir Mart is the adift int torsi's§ of • hi, b. no trimmer could diseeeered to sopporten; htsrrawit thlnarr, tool a toners* resetry. Whenever wet lb. t bodied. they would perceive Met even *ohm het ottir . direeteti their illtrul to their' mai were ordeeeniwo tiensorlyes front the elnherri.***lll4 •. 1 mcr httlehtinil doting the seer. It was 11.4 his Jewell* to enter imo • eansidenssims of *mien atilt, birder lb* the tr itin tebeihrd. set *ere • ere mese poi** which he mot the honsisso of the Ileum. The world *ly* • prof** Peary. hod siewerely did he ble • it might collidowe ; hos hoib Medi, g be did nos consider Europe to beta thal Onte ea iLdhce Ike ems' leagetor. he twat ftel=wt: Vonnerly sentry bad no raw alliance, with differ** *week foil .1. li..litherineelta resivirelele pint Of a teepee, of romories who had endertakets towel* the destinies of the Coothowt; sn 'rein Primer. seer which coontry limy bed held the sissy foceisoorsay to finieet IM t family oe 'hal rhumb , . bad ilhoegb bee mod rondo* repea t admit • led es aMb Owetrort Power. He knew,* what faith was to be reps din fhb ft Alllencr. bet he hoped slut their pro. ald hem ff-Olesned es it was plated, retitled. After the was Itod ben withdrawn beat Preece. sib plintime was mod* t.. Oho Deke de Itlebelies. by which From* was *eked to bonne • party to the *fleet, and to e sheal ffeetekaht eh*, the bottom' had all cecoluded, Nod dhelmusetry was new threleed es • brother ally. He did b* air* hope. user blase to lbw Noble Lord. golhigg /wh ites*** fee. bls wk. then Its pram,* nay helm of hos tility s hot be *.al/ *h. foe what did we is war wiir. "'raw , bill ko *et that country shiaia """ isic so• erns ass's,. %Venture ras Europe? That was she *Tot eh= %tem.— lin riestotes was she bow plared?— embower, hrieirße Rr damn* iltraligelio she Poser.* a he'e Comtios. Wl*. • I baited bleonteby. and ei Prep* wheat Yokes wh at a. '" lb. °Nib • RePresrelloilwr Paella**. It tr that ore a••••iages Mad hen obtained et a bleb peker and sway 34art r 4 wood cm** would be erteetary la redeem her eharar the wale b, bow nitieh wore fieneidable pal tlon:ded rhe said IMO dee_ joese yed owe yews T"',. Warr nos emostry„ is would be desirable to inert* • spirit to O ger „ _rimblim% • has el ill • dale Was •s ism t• *lse*r vttß * y. nor could awe* Ott . re , Prance bid breasted net es rid (se a power , r'lk viral. There was nootber rowsory so which he woo* wow *Ail.", the idle** of the Haw. he ewe. A 'aeries, a csustry U.S stood out of the bale of the Coign*, therefore it *maw able Home so be prebend in case of any easercetwe. With* ,be le* •ear two P reti- b *hie*. had hen eeeee heti by as Awe. On this he hod • doubt yawn *geese*, Ede* be ad" •••erd be who .14 eurooth, howersv, reel**weerr, tbr bee Whe• eteris bu event would hove set 'tithe fur differ** Fernl6l L — (bror, bear I)—He wished to be ondrestmed as am is. lamb's/ bey imosolatioos epee his Majews's wise Ogre r o /"obi jt 04M la whoa side predenor. The ontleosil bower of that cowry was coon**l ate/ Ii Was not to be Wltwiten slot Cher regain hod este** her entenritionlftes to threaten danger *our askabli aftwas4l4l.• Repremostatie• Ii d es /oohs beta able; the circeroteteort eke*, Owned that a dilbstace was frit toward. &e ,de b ee Neme c loorishice male. End le her preset.* *Nan mood Onances. It sight perhaps be dilleek so meet own *6 point of elibewhigeo. but Ibis was nesoiltst, that the stolid siondd he cooviagetl that Engle* preetriedoeeire hens lbw loot of peso. t lhid%,r ob ject was peon; r., if pence left weibb.b.ed from, tier defi ciency of meow, seat • prere wool.. be eel, war pena=d the resell woes be oar, end that of the moo &mus oes ip. ties. Our national character we of the utmost importmere iit was risers thing oa which we owl/ mit hot this did met ma gi* In inalitary establishers. aad ralloom hit ion powerful Patsy aid a gserlibuif PAsellequer. " Oise roe," said she Hou.Cientleenn. "a sulk...hoed Nose a. d Ilnerishibe Ft' lemereened 11l of the worldatdelarce !" Oe fhb poi* ho hod metbilheistriber Waal, Mt to press epos the flow* she tom boy St set leedshe timo. This west Ai.; to wide% helot*/ re. Shia 'Nig often** wet ' the sate of, she rounneree of the esescry, and' innate. as or* Quay refer to wide,* Wore the liemme, by %loth it wink. hi sere sot in gbh *Olt posit. near brooch, bat shed bade is gee etel Ins is hlinte of cam. it h, steltestieo. It whoa fort, that on pe as b a d W ee sa k e . by h. lifujestv'e Illisisters to obtain &Roma*** treats, rs • teepee the trebly with Aweless a n d o ne ;b e N...a nue .s. lewd Ink hod hews b' estate of dismay. aid I* 'be Par tite luilerested bog** lead hen irons* so sapper* their thbosors. Hod hi; illejefis's Ministers artiosile docent red • wish* bfireit thermion,. woebl they not bite availed lb*. triers of /sell opportunity' to senre cotowerensi atimosseies No they hod dime *this, w losonswe meld be addend ; and alh one couctry, when. a sore boom able wpesleg could wet bate pew* std shelf, it had hen *holy serglstietT Ise Waal with amshits As. rice. The coosointsoo iserb•st bi.pe 'nicht bow I. spired, would he to.e y emithilatell by • Will that *sopa** wasid be sMttiy lehrodeeed ; la shit nee. then, ll.nooers had wit soly sealers* eke edrantaers that sight have been elstoleed, has by the Big to which see had alluded. woo* • do worse titan mahlag. With reference to the state of the ▪ be hard et int is ii have tett a a eenenol view of thevobject bet a. the detail woo* weepy looking a hase the ettetalin of the Mew, he Assad rink* himself SO a few par ties*, points. He would appeal to she Home whether any steps hied been reheat* efeflat the luaus of the co h istrs. He would refer thee to the stair of the ginner, is she rossillls. 16 ; no mot site., sk.• yob** of the funded used debt was hilt minion*: • lib it • debt orb wade base eslyetted from Slieisters biellwet I. re Lete Ilic reacorry, pro. pottl. • wroeld have hen made ; het from the then burseeo. 4114' Heels ...old beet a sample of what neighs **s tinted I. grow, At that ftwltir ia..wit sif the Property Tea hed ben wropered, mod throws out by Obit Home i tepee which, like Obit) hem', she bl-Itisterb vsolooterily threw inns was *het I they die sat cmigo, het placed tkeir retie*, me lie Book. tressirg 'his the eloper of &Marlin sight colibk , they to toolsime in *Pie Oen" of rest af• obeli deem Is • that peor..S,OHtl ass hotrossei from she Eook, bob she Oa?. ..ent of a prevsom debt 'dee N that istulilitobrul lir% rum 4011* Nook Xesseictio• ma cootiensed. Nest de▪ r lb* rat-e ens ntertaiorsi with sway erecters *the ffesti-kies ask of aye Iliaac,4 I hopes Mitt bet/ eat tisat site .4 per Cretm••••l4,Aseinsill of, and that wet ednelages WO; he .ftbriboted Srt,a; a seiberike of thefts/vett r oltbnois tat. wefild burr hn o a trimere rowed., es frise4 s for if skr.• reed. .1* Imo anifiintly kept alp foets.. outpose of smirk. sorb •. leffraisuonr, jhe so etreited said balm heesi treated with tiler:frt. A Right ll*. Gott. op.** loot bees kid* as defekejb: ell 'be blast astachipe to obese itailottelst.gis he was Costinpell. d, its jusihe fw that Right Hatt. Geotlesuose, to eis . ;,. Imo she Noble hoed (Castirtatehy. sod fee Rollo Hem te *beano an his tie* (Mr. ciwaitts ), arse tobally imporm ble.win hineWlE le lsfil she tame Wooden, had been (Mil bon to Iv held before their eyes, nod he beleved the Report N 'he Frame Cesmoitiee &rim she pistol Se.eles s *hi met the maw expectations. Hie Majesty'. Minot*n liteeght it was iseersion so the port arlhe Sulk to .e.perol c ..h pb,fißelles id she gth at p.m Jody. Hate, MI tube, hi...deter 1...g00f, is instil bose he is *benne. goose linkmen Wino* a roe sisce steno it h.* bit tight et that time he eng•iirg Ste she ellesissof the Hark, by white Memo usesther Jeer lad bide hot to sat public latetni. and Ibis for en ewe reason thiet be could csompielseed, except that the tew aids twat from that skin of the Howe. Hot it wassail the mob* eses oppmeri beau* pep seer was srrm.nrgs 5.. be yorisehtlos on the part *the , Honk I let the Book sihniheltes denied she onertion, had therefore whew that owes.* was *led is the preamble,. was wad it new brr eikeke. Hut saw that al! seeress case out to she Arm' Cosd ter, Is 'pre. bed 'bat the may renew' It; impede cash panwors at the Bash tsar. did Gm ertaillibebt bid new' paid the* the moos, Ow, had eibrosocil.—. 11 he flask denied Watt If watt 'heir ish. noy Mao* to elope* coal pope**. bet slot it ens laspewiahr they should Mine I.b. we mod they were repaid the debt dal in sits by totters. wet. New amid try shoo be so.oe iessoireeptible , thorn thati slier 'bee rewire spews, the tablet, 0104/111 be. in Ms *mai bon ? On niltrrieg to the Resolesmos of the Conesellore, be found thew en the 11kb of Janson lot the fend* aid eafeualtd debt this emery sariesied to MS • teillsosny add be lbw* mot el the Phil at Japery. 1111111.11 woo jut II seilhons more, whirl sus was the. toseitecorese of the peddle debt within three years of peace; tot less it was te. he coisidesed whether Slit owlets had lamed. • We boil 1411 re then, of fern*, istoesalieg to eight millions mad a MAI I hot ibet has got rid of M the oitynteot of doihkeels, am& did wet Wan* as a holnore le Mod. Fros the airport of the Cosiontioie laid before she llothe s =ho& toe whole of whet eras to Mopes id he ibis year in t system se sett as if obi Nobbles*. bad fold them. II caw, is he tete; to hem tbst Obeireehe of that committer, hid le was given. to how by the Ess.-.reelf. of the }:scisequer. phd best. therefore be m c riarsof as easoiaa boy net Ch .repot, or Irma diffe ' rest then her inn sintils. The Hoe. Member 'Leo proceeded *show. that ie the mss bee*. Otte sir. (gibe prestos Innserial. system, the teenier would brew got rid of no more thee 11.9011.111.1. of debt I sad.' wader the of the stateesent he had ode. he woelda.k.erbribee Is aids sorrustweble for blesto toll tie the Hot* to interfere; end 1(41 was nione•Ma for Minis** I* tell him they oppotil • pgritAre . nerely bens* they wished its keep thrtr pine*. Which they badsdd willkint sinew. So =Make win nerve* ✓ah kfor thelll4**l *e ar country? Was M. therefore. on eastibeble fee bins tesc so the leash interfere, by • *VIM 'Utak; lotis:the real ad she rintinel—fory *MAI oily ea*. ellhettroset Ow Onion of a sepoyfationoir . a lijetrr.eioo trona ottiptolobeer by any **lent ;Wit+ r Alt r' ••il) w p stew ; anlistry wet* hate to fore el elev," ' alai .400. • agmbes I 2 kre , . lITE'STAITSMAN; ronddered one, whence the wiriest (redline was to receive No dividends ? Foe *Kb already wpybe chirogov. op Itor (sae. tbat It we. Itoprosible for * Miabtepa per hls essae.e. Iv Melilla& Without she aesieumete of 'Hie 8 fur *laws th4l to.ilithoce be could at ea* raise the den the newt tees Ii thee for the country at such a devo had.. pesd lot mew adynares from the Rank 1 It would, indeed, bee now et orsordinory owl, .f eche/tee for the roomy, so any radars s”— . it bra the pa moo of .4 tamiliinit. of diefilseds 4rOlitd oust be erected without the aohonnee of the Stab neve our emote. r pais on the .object of Smolt , start dew. Hemet la morsel did Notandermand. Theresa. a Smiths rood far She papas*. of TT *Meows fended In the. Se per Cris*. Sleek. midrib, with the Werra, opal 30,hrtd,00 'tuber Wed. would require mm 6 moreig 5.9J0.0001. lot sow, is the third year of wore, Ski .site of Aomori did not enable lb.. Idtaiseor I. provide for the Iniereis dye la gibe second y. ar. He was told Ibis was to be provided for by nes tale., and am not of Ike Making Food. /lino be solemnly declared be. would aot wove fora %Sole halfpeany iv.* lean so the roaatry Wit Hie gamier. were pat Dian Intelligible footles, bee.ehe it s del, 'Otitis, the People year after year with f.lbtcloss seimbre of instil jog net leteptteary tepttitet morels ea plaster up they la = the Hight Hortnatigile .catlcsean, and therefore be the Howe ortald stead by hint, a. be on..are ,he rivoarty afield, is provable &ribald ibe empiiry shirk ray the object of Ms SWIM. fte did mot mess to bay, that if Ike Minister Avoid boy os the table a plan allairsee likely to relieve die coolidry rtesthe clobarrassiaeoe. seder slick she toboared. Hat ewe slink feat he soar rhyme of awning the hie whom theentema bele Bet whet' he saw Mistieters ',soothe tamer. lemperisine "valta. cod sallow rads to keep their oboes, he would era here for ewe skill* of tales to support them. As the warm IV preftettleed, mi moo meld know etietom the viler 14 liii propeity. Seek wag the versatility of the Right Ilee► tiodle• mon, sad web the /..twin in romeneure in the pikes of public fonds. Serb a .).rose beneght toessmes to some mess bet it carted stab others a ruinous spirit 0 eamblioe, sad hmeglo anente spin this rummy in the esiosnisim of ad Es. tope. NM this he foetid nos feels with she deniers whit em.' ployed their capital is the fonds to get tae bigtwo prices Wray mead f.r their eassenodity. But whist be blamed was Ibe me *ling policy of the Right 11... fbeestlroson to his s 'fbut no nice could calculate epos the aerteatioa. Bet 1 Mb a system, ass mon, whether homier or ashen. meld my his property was serer,. le his nominee. fitoresre , * bet ( "odd My, Ibis might be remedied, if his Majesty'. NM/sten wield do their des). After three yenh.of peace what had they Moe? pelt la fad, nothieg mare wile Izerteltep MO to pot thing' 00 • Oushie footing, that the reentry might see hew Owe were ening to, sod the polder combo:knee he re•thr. d to some film ns.d ei• Illoonl Lemma of fellow,. If env inisionierilooding should liti-e la the maltiplieith of our rehitiom wish other ministries. II nos fittiete hi a weeoriatiiiii ,niisild raptor es to the Mb of a sew ' vier, with melt a ileht pre.dee usi the roman, whet mast be she sins/aims of the Week kolas, i Why, pestles"' lathe esteem,. Was it In he surd that toss other maims in b.otope did mit as Ile as ham this Raglaisd. or ens Not oilier Closed to lake odvhototte of it for Ike esebtrintoneut of Is.. tear) ? It sr, , le fart, a premium epos insult from rival eatiosw, spew whi. h our wily security was she bireugth of oar army sad awry, he ' would nes gay of oar lioeetnieur Councils. Ile thought he had ow "then net potty pland* his anitiowels of the stage of le, toiletry, and of Moe wen dimmed its C. anvil.; and it hi, ✓iew of the .fleet. of 'hit tuitions whirl. he offered hi the Y nese. ' it woad have a direr, teodrery to alter the Atheloistr.,i.,,,_ Ifc thought he hod made 0.11 a ease which Jed 4;4 him i n ' a y_ Cart that our 'isnot ten 'equated she and .1 wrot e Cordeils. Ile hof ewer in make out another petal, eanolv, that the H..em ought to jobs is re endemeer toe/dela wits cogooh, h, j o i n , in; smiling Ilse peewee Minister.: for if Is Im.lpill so the rip. ' emostoares throe/hour the choir interim .11 she r o uble,, go fen allito*,‘ to um rapstbk les inelinipt s,, n a b, t he Agij rg i I lath conoWeration wish any elfertio: perpwee t•r assirad , meat. What had been door for the Midst sit Use curry b* Ws Majestfii \lisle. r• .thi e the t. ap o ws w es swis s sp the pre. Mat Seset.esT Why. OW Bill 10:et been himais is for Ik e is. NO l a she Moo. which had i'est His•ored its intietlecties, and `She sabre wet le it. Litt ugsr.n• ; bet in a time of pewee is ...s lamellashie that wising had bees andertalite In remedy M., nib. Ile lira it WA, said that Parlimaral eased do any WM& Les ti c fli.xwe retold de math( for she purpose I it most releo from she %limiter, fitokitig of pohlse boviacis hod been it. this Home hot she vete of the Army I....intact and the Bay cnownstme. lbw Nie sat ins isig to himself, bill of hero lie the House bed consparaisoly dime miitime. Mono 1 Ito, in fairs, did oat feel theas-ekes la she rosaidenee of Ike Mope to Wand any rol* f.'s elfreive ateethres. Rol If' they did ant bring o we thee memoir. forward. they altogether risked their own ping es. This an ealy Plating chat he had leased before t mod • isle nolo. I le the fete of she prow* mos. don, the distils/Aim "gold be weasel, Ohio: those lobo emoted Zilemhim -.old thereby declare Met they bed ob. tool per. easiddenie is hit hino.ts's Miai.ters. sod wished they. ebeedd sot be loteetapled he the resew they were pension t IMO Sham who dwell woe for hive, 'mold thereby marl their Mame of the dotes. IN which the rosary suns involved. .end wished Wt' to he gales ilia cowideralioe by the llama. 11•Asieiet limit Patel la sine Ode, they *opposed Woe who eddied the Ppm:wiliest all imaged, and go , e to bliebeter their ileplicii roolWentre sod approbation. Be, shoe who toted on , the ether woold mark their intern attire for the tolvaliee of ' their e °matey. Is won steps. **al with the 'fervour,' Reaches whenever enquiry into the state Wthe Luisa woo demanded ea lie opposite side of the Ilsiow. to Myatt by their old aftgeo. aleat. Ont the Opposition only wasted to march item oirsa. 1 Foe ii. awe pert he would say, if there 111111 a ono le Om Ileums who did at wink for Mere on his ea is seenunt. It eats she iaiNvidoal who aim bad she homes to address twm, H. rower had married la the coarse of his life 1.. any popularity g he lied es earWieetee la any part v, however bowed together. 0.1 would tate Mire. except With the 'Millie., at amen ois drier awn pciptiples. This ought so he the realised legisimase skint of eve, matt who thinks he Nulty he awful to historian. As forbiosself. the Stale wf bit health left Ms incompetent to she et:OMM" of his ember yran i .mar MU he musioes for thembe of ambitio• to femme in those fatigues 'Mich a respeeelble Wiest woo napes, so him'. $ hat interested Mika ithee meld then, be ' for him is ,irk Mier. w hick Its aa hew* ma mast he a Wiest game I Bat if the friends will§ whoa be kali !Neva west so art, were to get Imo Mice,* would merit nay eepopeksoity rather thaw sot join them. Noting. he Ilse ealleilleed, a* mor e 'rectory to the pnoperity of the country thin n setting Mimi pistration t sad ills oat the very reason why the sueseni Mi. *men mold do *tithing for their country. This 112, the gems rat DONN out of doors theinisighoot she ettestry t and alai aka I= Of nauty They, w ma ny ere otillawtee i rj wen ale **w embers i e *lull lwouldi v ale forte." stesee Wee time downs to the flosine this eight, if it were Vat to sap. port the Noble Lord sad his calleagom. He widen* she Noble 'Laid jay on she *Mot t lot if them were those who held us °pitiful' that so better Adininietratine than the pretest *weld be funned. limn naked woo Ike country be. its a eery bed o s g a . nod he *nue* ills eoloideratioo she stroopm poe s si ve s ei rsessi iota the Corusisittee no Mr Mote of the \ wise. (Such Ma hies the eagerwo of the prevent Al inissers to mom? all the omelet enema of Wire to themerl MS and 'heir friends, stpa they odeilssed PO man who was OW a dependant no their m cosereo. Hr wee sold be had brought forward obi. tillestioa pt moaterely, as Ni. sisters were ea she eve of bringing forward (keit as • system Of femme; bet their. cm 001 the least fhb* In comma he. twee* his malleA c eed that intruded by the Right liseassaids Gem Right liannarable tiientsensan had mid. Ilial s e h e e li tl a isak gairetioa was still to he c onsipeeed in a mime of the week; het the Home we. ad r ec ollect ...era bleleity's Illielems hod ghee two diereses.; °pimple pulse eartios. For there were Reports oil te s o lame which sae gift stated ilia. a eisespeved note was worth. we., and 00l mil, shut it Is se, bill that it ,pall Ite sic I cud wt pig he 35,. T. owed dm NI Wisp wine is a state ..f stocemslat ',beer se* ;meow mad of it, sad WWII was more Plitt' e shwa to disease Melissa Mweenie ip that a die Stale ef W e :moon. Ti., night Sew lea en hod mid. that brine. lfe e old of the Sums. he scald belt% forward a Meese re ea die les ging of gasawe that would le ontiWaelory to she /loose and eve g,. me (Mr. r, ). items' apg mbed to pie( ferward his view • of the Ilimasees of she cuaistry g but he (Mr. T.) did Del omit h k view; he stowed act.. let 1 he wm to expert meshing in that may mow them his mere findese.: bat before that liodspes would I or prodered it weld he 100 seer al eater into she detolls. Perk* . beamed something like whist yid ocontedalset lite year's., a on We Catholic Quer low--• Kmebniee al the OM Of one lest low to /Won ii in the nett.— Bel if she Home week' g.. iota the Comesinee now, and vete ' that sorb Wills upset be done as .1 *la appear signitly necessary, thee they most be dote before •be nest Mosion. or his Roy al nillhwil sew rillidoy 'whet ilia Men. who world de Otero. Eat wits there cosildeeire to he repo s.- tin she pe r .eni min;pee. f They rime doer's to she Boom day , I es day but did siolloug. 00 by 111 Y If 1111011011 m calv ed the c 0.611ry 00 farther dalleif 4. I bey *eight to shank bin, thou On ; ohm the light is which their onadeet ord. and give i' a as ao uprooted, of atoning Obit On she other I ~,d, be alsioild have the comolat fa s dashf rg who the r eons were ahe think sonsethisqk 1 *maid he emir to empire is j., the only of ilse roam ry ibetiegh. OW.. • 31giL ili fil hi* siklrels awl he hoped every ideissiier in OM Ms* ovoid give • mewl mono vole. lin dioeect pr,sp,iitto* Was a:stlier 10 ist.ke the pee tent kli.i.sers mote •1g010.1.. Or to esafbie bis R..);.1 Histhe• is le emeiMy others 1/ he am S. speak 'ais opietho. he we .Id is kb hew Amu .11 Moaned, be. meet fir 'Somalis re goad cold be dose for the Consult" leader . 01410 ,.._ •losiorobet.‘ lib eine *Paine ea", Mat as Ade.iiii-tia. 'teeth Owls% tweed lee: Wet our a* Maly dine-eel 1.. di, r ciewlikuina 01 ail die fillesell of the reople. . Ile AA lOW ..root 1 11., alleiri n " ("PI deer e ilk mere.pispnlar clarion,. : het he ilddilld a leMboteo in ImOl tlwase)ves la she rosnotion ut ...ow aill'icus of Itcforlts, ' ailcutatol le ar.iseie lb, i.'• , '.r vi , d, .via aue►wsenaoreu larAr maw awe memory sham este lir eisaenlaso It al A jeNy's sobjeets. Ma or lml Many weer *paike/ 751=11•3 &sold produce she obasbdesioutble. easserqtameek aad unsaid greed, assaribate t. ylaerM att Swrrs iu a pm. Irma alMe• le • •• Lord CASTLEREAGH rose to reply. He rose as one of his Majesty's Ministers to present hieraelf ollellitalsetair, la order to emote titiettirges lite - dein • .11Ims able and imposing emelt of the Right lion. Gee. thnosts. Ile had not the least est:option to the prin ciple laid down by the Right Hon. Gentlemen, bet only to the manner is which be had reflected awn his Right Hon. Friend. He would pot It to the feel• logs of the Hoes', whether at any period *roster or I more efficient exertions had been in the &lances of this country, than by his Right Hots. Friend. Far' from that, this country had *lt the calamity of Mr. Percival's death. The indefatigable exertions, and the effective arrangements of bis Rigid Honourable Friend, had enabled this errantly to make the most extraordinary struggles under the greatest difS cattle, ever eaperienced by this country. And even wit% all the tricks at ',tick the Right Honourable Gentleman was so skilful in debate, sod which he was so apt to use, he would call ou him to say if he could find any words in this country which had es bibbed a state of the Public Finances equal to that produced by his outdoes in the cows* of that pe ded; and that two since the return of peace after the loss, stilettos, and expensive war +hichhad em. Weaned that resources of the country, his Right Hoe. Friend had ,timed talents rarely paralleled soder such circumstances. If the ligation before the Hoes* was the Bank Restriction, be should think it was the duty of Ministers to look it fairly in the face; and it was Cot by that sort of too. the Right lion. Centimes knew so well how to use, and cal culated's:l a v.•hen the feelings of the noose, that his Right fie , . Friend was led prematurely into the die cession of. a subject which he was prepared to bring ' 'weird Us a few days—a sullied the most important that bed been discussed in that /loose for many years. Tee 'slight lion. Centimes' had shoe prematurely I brr,oght forward this 'puttied for the sake of using e Palle Parliameutary tactic tipsiest Administration; but new on she very eve of the discussion, intended ' to be brought forward by his Right Honourable Friend, the Right lion. Craolleman wool& make the Hasse believe he was sincere in bringing forward this qeestion. Bet if be (the Noble Lord) bad any ! iollorove with his Right Hon. Friend, he would Ws lade him from sufferivg himself to be &sued thus prastaturely into discussion. Bet he meld asset, the Right lion. Gentleman he would And his Right Has. Friend folly prepared so meet him whets in a few days the proper moment should 841180 for going moistly into the whole question. If after the elute of the war the country could have been prevailed on is bear for a few years longer the p a of the Utmost Tee none of the embarrassments rompleined of would hove occurred; but the country was averse to the countenadee of that Tes, and hence he was obliged to have recourse to others. The Noble Lord could never submit to sit silently in that House and hear seals levelled by the Right Hun. Gentleman against that alliance end onion now so happily sob sisting amongst the great Panora of Europe, en alli. some commenced not with a view, es bed been more then losinuateri, to overlay ee subjugate any of the ether Powers of the Centineat,bet with the sineereet and Most ardent desire of laying the foundation of, and seaming to Europe a peace, calculated to heal !all her wounds, and which had already continued, 'without any disposition being displayed to interrupt it, for a considerable period of . time. The objects which the high contracting parties hod avowed I they had in view at the commeocrment of their union were the maintenance of social sad reli gious order, together with tim general welfare el the nations of Europe. That such objects wore para... I worthy is themselves, he thought few would be hardy ' enough to deny, and be would chellenge tie Right IRots. Gentleman or his friends to show that these Cetkt raving Powers had in any instance deported from the pledge which they had then given to Europe.— It had been insinuated that one greet object of this union eat the 'eduction of the power end influence of France. This be felt it would be ate injustice to himself, to Isis collesgues, sod to the Pewees *bolted Pilfered into this union, not to deny in the meet unequivocal manner. It was the sincerest vie,' of all those parties that France, so for From having its power redesed, should eteopy the space sniped to her by her extent and resources in the political ba lance of Europe with the mo•• perfect liberty and control over those resources and every possible berm. fit to herself. It wes not against Frame he or hie coil had so long directed the force of this cote. Irv. It was against revolutionary France aloes they hid manifested a steady principle Of resistance and coercion, in which they bad beets seconded and sup ported through a black and distressing period of years by all the honest aad sound hearts in Eng. land. There was no jealousy haboored by that anion against France as a nation, and if she Were disposed to follow peaceful councils she would Ind on feeling whatever, asistiog in the Members of that union collectively, at 'orient, with her heti and truest interests, but would be at liberty to follow whatever other objects might be most emitted?, to her floppiness and prosperity. A vague - regret had been impressed at the stole of oar trade and com merce. The pretest was not the period at which to discos. such a question, with reference to the num ber of seam' epee to oar commerce or the eaten skin of eroding speculations ; but ass far he would assure the House, that never had the trade of this country in any period of its history been within a fourth of if e amount of its trade wit hitt the last four years. The two last years had bees the wettest years of trade ever known, es official warns would prove. As to the policy or wisdom of commercial treaties, he enterteraed a different opinion from that of the Right lion. Gentleman, and thought is would he better if theee were not so many of these treaties, it 091 an unworthy SllOBllOO 111 11110111 to place the trade of this country, knocking es it were at every, doer throughout the maritime world for admission on terms too often discreditable to our rook es a nation. Ike trade of this coatotry stood on its awe peculiar prinriples, and most of itself, from the very nature of shim principles, 'titbits wid ' g way ibrouehout elm globe. It would 'Moved little se the honour of the British character. if they had been der.-eird tralfirk. ,In for paltry commercial edvarringes from her Allies, at s Itelltut when the was stirs:tog gait Let cautious Shun cosmetic.' .._ had onlonterred In might sprwrr thing ludicrous t i ply meet In it), that it would be mean •nd impolitic !•s the ev,p n .,... for the Administration of this count'', to be angseed in stipulating with the tottering Governments Spain and Portugal fOr the terms - of a Commerr.el i Treaty, whilst we, as sell as the Datives, were e... I gaged its a mortal struggle with the com mon in the very heart of their devastated country. On the subjects of the right of fishing on the coast of 11feefeendiand, be had been surprised to find a per son possessed of se much information make to plthe an error. It was most especially requisite that our disputes with the United States should be perfect ly sad fairly adjusted : with that view the Cornmisslen at Ghent was opened. In consequeoce of the a flange meats made by our Commission et Ghent, these ces sloes were agreed to, in consideration of advsntages given to ate subjects. It was therefore absurd to at tribute them to any commercial treaty, s iih which the matter obviously had nothing to do. That it we, more especially our interest to adjust all our differences with the American States, would be proved by merely stat ing that our trade with that part of the wotlJ alone amounted to about eleven or twelve millions annu ally. The motion for going loth a Committee on the state of the miaow, would be found thee to rest, not on the Bank riestion, but upon that which alone constituted the enamels( the motion, namoly,whetluer the llouse should think a change of Ministers tweet. sary. Such was obviously the import of the motion of the Right Hon. Gentleman. Ile would inviter that Right Hon. Gentleman to *bogies at once his mode of proceeding, and propose a Resolution, de claritive of the incompetency of the present Ministers. The sireetion of both himself sod his colleagues would be then far preferable, as he could not ilea. gine that their exertions in the public service for the last eight years, were so far dead and gone is the recollection of the House, as to induce a majority to egret in opinion with the (tight lion. Gentlemen.— This general charge of incompetency was founded on three heads of impeachment : the first, the want of attentinn to the subject of the Poor Laws; the Nest, the division obtained against Administration on the Scotch Burghs Reform question ; and lastly, the imputed neglect of the proposed refersain the Critelli nal Law. 11* world boldly pot it to the Ilene, in which of these respects had they fantod any of those eminent failures which ought to consti tute-a ground for so Renegel a chug., or shake that confidence which had long reposed it, his Maje'ty'a Government ? Did their culpability roosist in want of system, or want of principle And here, by. be must say, the chatge of want of princi ple could not come from a person less qualified to congretulate himself upon its possession. le what pert of that Right Ilmn. Gentleman's life could any thing like principle be traced ? And if the country were be have a new Administration, it would be highly improper thee the Right lion. Gentleman, who certainly was not one of the small stars on that side of the hurisoo, should not be owe of its most responsible Menthes. That Right Ilse. Gentleman had been always distinguished foe his deaterity in public 'Waifs, and had lately sariceeded admirably in. bringing about the sion of the Members uses/. ly on the opposite side of the Home to • tees ;neon *Went mode of managing their affairs in that Hoes.. Smoothies like order had been introduced, owing to • species of management adopted by that Right Hen. Gest. which Gould not well be denowdoated trick. If any principle bad ever been distinguishable emeogse those Hon. Gentlemen, it certainly was a most determined opposition shown at the period of the wee, with a view to thwart his Majesty's Minister* in thelv happily successful attempts to sleet the tor rent of destruction then about to engslph the whole of Europe. Of their conduct on that occasion, lie waned leave the recollection of the Hesse to refresh itself, from the opinion history had already taken of it. So far it "Gould not be difficult to ay on which side a firm and unshaken principle of action had been 'displayed end finally crowned with emcees; but the Right tfon.Gentleman would no doubt rather found the claims of his party to public confideace open the late division, which was se flattering to their hope'. 1 kelp Ito Poor Laws, though complaints had been toed, it was a very delicate subject, upon Ishich he had never known any thing yet presented to Govern. meat or the country, which promised upon tangibly grounds any practical change for the better. Of it.. Financial System he should say nothing until at the pro. per period. The charities of the country bed occupied attention for some time, and were likely to occupy more. In fact, be could not see upon what act or want of attention the charge of incompetency oo the pert of Government could be fairly (wooded. The gentle, really was brought forward by the Right Hon. Gaieties/to as a prelude to a much more serious subject, a sort of grand field-day, to display and try his force, upon whose support he entertained some fearful doubts. lie could not safely reckon, bat that some of Iris chief officers mod lesdiog men would desert him, or break out into open dissatidac lion or rebellion, when the Bank gelation should come on before the House. This had rendered him particularly anxious to show to the meetly what might be dome with a desultory opecks of force by management. This force resembled is a good many pOints a Mabratte coalition, sod the description of she Piodarrees given by his Right Hesoorab: ► rifted, suited their character in every attribute, ex cept theft sanguinary disposition, the House being well aware thee* Gtatilllafa were the sworn Weeds el peace.—(Lsorghieg.)—Formerly they were destitute of any thing like union, one Gentlemen's speech was often the answer to his fellow.politkise on the same, I and the very patience of Mr. Speaker bad been tried to the uttermost by tbe lengths of these debates. — Soddenly order begets to inaoifest itself, which befog arcoutpaoied by a sort of voiceless, qukerisii, quiet . Ism, led some to suppose these seethe bad bees idle* op until they should bete liberty given thew to speak, whilst some imagined they had one sod 111 reaped their political creed into the hands el their r s ew lender. -- (l4Wighler.)—lle did not deny that le thought him the hest leader he had ever seen, fur the fasces never failed to muster at No o'clock, and re. mined without murmuring soder arms ell biglor , I without being sensible they wanted natural refresh- Meat.-- (4 lough.)—Se far it was the best spsieet a Ivo in i t4i of i $. It e e e tssies awls. i„ res. Is. first oprparatice; but he gimp - lir