The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-11-16 00:00:00

f THE S'I'AItESM AN. • be, perhaps, continued, the other superannuated, but no new officer was intended. • Sir C. POLE had taken some pains on this subject, and v‘nuidstroirgly urge the necessity of guirding from possible defalcation a fund so largess that Irhich. must necessarily belong to the intended department. The recent occurrences in the Ilav , Ordnance, &c. showed the necenifi of not too hastily casting temptation in the nay of those who were unable to resist Iks Mr. CHOglacesplained the precatitiesiser s , 'mons which his Bill contained. The money L la fad, would he doubly safe under the intended sys tem; it would be attached to the responsibility of thk , Treasurer of Greenwich, under the same Izmir& as tiis other trusts-z-the Paymaster merely holding the linty of issuing the lams required. The House went into the Committee, tts , which the clauses were brought ap,'and speed'to, stfitk a short conversation between Slr'C; -Polo s idr:Vatiknly and Alderman Atkins. "'". • • The Report was ordered to be itetteed tosAbor. Mr. BROGDEN terotight sap the Report of the , Gentleman c.pneltiisled by feedieg the Cvmmittee of liapplp Honourable G .foll, , ir resolutior Indmoviattka furstof ties) per. turning tivi - GaVotilitidet — *Vine tifiir lilt intended prial fliadrid. (inked .14 - powitis be &Mar tha 'l4 .heiOte Neat be - was ,atthealeaEoewavd,the6eaesat the easetry, and that :Or lterirP'Wttz' Fes hound, 40 go to where Aso ilaug t ous av ekes deelaraetWintentleu eithaVievitsintwiwilhe (ioverniment or nf , proseentlntillelaillildulggshp .c..ortts ; but even .supposingthatt he had -.eureleed ;lot: such intentiew, oat Am*ewitiar wvulddb.flUirie n justified COMMUDialtktli-Iplth e King because of this intention. faupeakiort of 'this stance; 44114 1 / 4 6 ttte non. , O otiligivaki . •Vio made lee of . tlin'irolvis paid for the pretended per. pose: ~ : Why was spar ptefeace ? Was it intgricred seriously kr asserOhathe British Government were • enzioes for a prettier* of giving Ferdinand this money oto, overturn the OdvirroOint of Spain? This al- Jowl's= of ,two wee, also made to Austria and russet, foot mouth,. :were. wilosred to Russia, three • •••••-• - - geMit; iyal it mt.!' mit*acillilitie.lo7ll4l , timber; Witti k civil and military , Mli k eerm , hed: itot their As .assisting thoistweeoitiorientlifoilpialit Gnvem sen Mr. BATA U /th 7 llOt.fheiroti. Gent s , man gone or, .;:iiilO:rrspect to the Go vern . omit at homeb-itait eelkor4e(l bythe fan, It appeared that -11h101; ► tileiffeage and ma te Iwttlee Gartiseo of Pilmillu.toedotaser ep gloom, 'mina's that were claimed on•tlkevpavil of thuSpnit i all,pltdtttyptibii• nage* I carried too riff. in 1 4 4 4. -aunt had"written to thi.C.vovetskor.vaLexibtatte t , 4 4, Liftletiog him not igaiff NP TICSIPPIPOS l•veafter,ya •sept in oases of atrotionceioesi turpitude, t o t tt or , ' crimes . which all societies maKitultish ~ Whit the, Miniatawa heee dupe inikeu t Smith that Hsu Hingelike net emehosiefla t eeedllelitt. him got stfils)i l gOtti t ; • stated; t ha t the Letter 4, PA Castlereagh bernyfittr N . 1tV1,4411 Ingbooot 'WA be grobaisky Flamed le WM!, a Copy of aw konry Wellesley aad tie ''many Mosey, by IA& dibtitaiolice:olace l Caidp• worptlelit shicejhei 111110•110116 -A•1 4.41;• _ 2 4—••• 1000.40. tbAlk,Coilify that he could :not ;pie the Honourable The CFIA -QUICK .-- was known to the presented, by coraerand. of •ow trines Regent, entry,. Hoare and the entry,. that we bad agreed to grant - _ - - - - - the iish Gor iir t. ible it .....pretorrof: • -papers relative-to the eeparate . Treaty of Stockholm, i i t Spsi l Imminent , * certain sum, to •ettatne ------ 711.!' equip an ,army, and the m • oney in [months to,Swesien,notk Nee, months,;to Portegiu-e- Lnot.have beW4t,rt.ept;;; , Anout:ha winch hind been signed at Leipsic, the 3d March, Li* , PaY and 'tBl3:—Orde r ed tote laid on the table. l•queetion was part ; of what we had ,undertaken .tp I .A.leless therefore the lib* arrangement wasAsne •.,couelitiiort, sifi,d4;fflr i: ' 4pfiaient, 4 '• Mr. BARING wished to inquires whether, 'ln (.advance, .The•HenourableGentlemea had, however, which weabiemeable, I! w o uld bag neeetr i allaaltkp 'mede.itt enneegsencent t-tiatetter, c o u l d est Ilk orgy 11 . ! masa, that the House had received -no communing. *sik 00404 catte te NAT - Why Spabs. -eempliance *lilt the Treatyof Chaumertt, Av i an i been for any militettratriees A , 4 Ithe Speallittlitli 'silent had taken place* toward* the commutation n doe spin the suhject : did the lioneerable Gentle. exception. •• ' ! •• : •.•• -• •.3' l , 1 I had gone hack tii thief lo l ovi;s a'tfd :Magee tieghs.6 then,. forget.that, le the leetSestion, one mil. • Me..WiliTilp,plAD444, to using words tit, any peynient - wes.anade. on • that • scam*. 'lb • money, which was to form our quota of the 75,000: maw, 'men to be still maintained? .-,;,-, . ' .. lien bad bees voted to Neill, and . Ur° millions to ' tended purpose, he meant that the money wast.ibJ i Spanish . Governmeprwas it that time englalled is , ~.0.0.,. .. • .. ... • ,-. The CHANCELLOR. of the EXCHEQUER re. 1-Portugal, is order to enable,them to 'prosecutes the s tained by the Spanish Government' on one,pretemio : operation, except agetuet .theie.olneenliaell • plied, not to his knowledge ; but the Meter was to _oar ? The money issued to the . Spanish Government and . employed fer another 'Purpose.. .. . i He thsilght thetat•theAsime-thert i ll•A . • •be regulated by his Noble Frieod.(Lord Castlereagh): was for thlbeseyment of theif teoops ; this , went -es • , • Ir. PO.larq t. ...:Nß re ir- sen seid he was not sern-- th at he shee t tpb*P c lfW9 e i n oiell t i . n i tcl 4' • and atiglititastietteig meg Of the disints of tat. at the Cougress of Vienna -- at pi no paymentitad -till the end orthe war, and then it became necessary nn (Indeed e.p t• subject.' From' What had •. . "+ to send the troops home, and. to disembody them.— ' been said it would appear that.Sir. - Ilenry WolleeleY upon Spalwegaitist any dernevitotiet:the geseisliG e been made. • ' ' Mr. TIERNEY--o Have we now 75,000 men in •No money, therefore, had been paid to Spain um- bad made some advance before Lord - Castlereagh:bad -s , • • . , , v . A • - ,r, ~r . 034e 7- .le. ---eteee e et e pay • so . - - . r istrown to the House; it was only Iwo mouths' ar. authorised him. There seemed, to him no : elesitit,i4Y • i.i.. .. _. ' 11 ... • . tm . ,frin •ftify tisule,Arwo The CHANCELI.OR of the EXCHEQUER was . rears upon our undertaking. But•+tho Honourahliet jaetweeo this case and the allowasce to Peuesiti.-- - The . oe," i : *e . : k : titir, edlitid, i fifie hetiheikold not about to state at that moment. env rintieceisary Gentleman asked why money hod, been paid to dm f Spanish forces werato a sma ll .oloance from their shit: leilata' s la Sbh . io 14tia I %tigg4.-cieL. si l iiih,ti l ;, particulars, the mat ter would' be , folly .adjusted es- 'Spanish Government, when, Id . .daoft.that Goierw..:**li fekeiiierS . : end,' but k smail'part of hose forces; upr these; perstme , totethe7•Spenish2Got t eensee s e i s fore Congteas. Of our quota of tnehy however, • usentwas indebted tp ;us.; ; bat hem did this fact . wherests the Prussians had a great body of teeops,at :ientieTt l i i ikwtti . i r oi*t 44 ,:ii si on i' oi i i e e n wi those emplosed in the Netherlands, { the Meititerra. stand ?' Na accouut hes setletteets alettitel•between tit ,Ipskt: distijimblefittl l ltheir own home. Be IteWielie TebOs „e u a t i a ; gaiw il um ei 1 ,-,„ Ar , , . , .1, - f., - ,7,7 ‘ news, tied: for any other purpose of the allied °pert• the two Countries ; and weeld it thecerere have been ! piPek4lstab hill 'heon.called for to elebilis .thti,fiettri , Mr. fiVitill -.; i ••• • . • Lions, famed apa it. . ..; . ~.t -,___.,.: . . , proper in have said to Spitia,..wi th out knowing whs.. , of thee -camper:. 90 - `r• rumlnc s a 10,kil b lei g 1 1.frrP" 'llits7,14140 11". r'''"'''''''"?' - '7" - "TFTe1eeaa.•.,.....„,,..L...,,,,. - ..;,thee•she. wet todebted to es *until, and hi the parti. ".•- s'ee :sot :ie, -•• •.3,44,.' Mr. 'BARING cenfessad his surprim it the kind clear circumstances in whiskiebeetowesettursiettrilbe tie . tzt;ce o sit Ingble -of errangemer Inch had wlretetly taken plate.— i, receive one farthing until evely,.thing is adjustedbe. wee e, ihe ieneato 'Hy the Treaty between his Majesty and the othir !tweett us? As to what the honourable Gentlemen ; , Allied Powers, each Power was to keep up a feeeelitod stated, that the British. Goverment lees; sax. : purpose. the be suddenly - A .01 1 r1,.r/n 1 t t it t li. alitki. Agra wits'apy 4 on the Continent of 75,000 men. Now, it is wall - , pected of having i ns ti ga t e d, s pl i t , to et t e a ,, acta,.: we & low a coun t r y, ravage d , by an onrelentlitgAttlityl jection tn rodice thelettett" of Sir J. Duff? .., ' known that Austria, Bassin, anti Prussia, would 1 violence which she had exercised— .• •'• itad notoriously withouttnetens P 'Witierespemetoehe I•l'''''''tbegl te l'eVElLle(3lrsol",titte EXCIIEQUI3 each keep up a force'ef double that number, with. 1 • Mr. BARING said, that •What he mmee,wav, the. . !hare imputed to the Governmene4 this toilettes , Ars ei to W i l t . no 7 0 1,:iioti r tg,$61 j ri e 'i l , e : . , : out toy stipulation whatever. The 'agreement wes,".the King of Spain bad been eucomeged by this. tweep.,llo . eels ;,ounis Spanish. CO - uit, Ise . .wciajd ezPialti i I Mk. BAaitio r keg ng irt ,w in -, ' ion of do therefore, ..though bull hensome to Uri net at • all . so try to get rid of some of the most misfit , if :bill NOW circiesebnces that had been . leech misrepree e tlgtancelfor p or,litt . r ettnitetwet as IM to them. It was, in fact nothing more than an etcutte4aehjects, and to restore the old order of Hairs. i : •temeted:here. It appeared that fuer persona escaped `iviood,i.oo roiligit4 4 l4 e , r i• w eA e id e ie t e._ on the part of ourruostratoent .ttep ) ekilltitnAists Prime Mt. W. POLE then undeistressi, 'that the 'Hon. trete Spain to Gibraltar, whotliad Pobliehed meitin. Imo Astt ii iiret,iNimetv4 l essil p46,Nitr‘of. tte s o* tically subsidiary Treaty with the Coellesestat'States. Gentleman did not intend •te•-charge,,AdministritiOni famous libels, contiitilegv,itivtintrether. things, Feiss July, settelhes'oftit slitr t ilasirietlir le ltelleslok, te AAR To conclude a Treaty by which Austria' treed be ' wi th having encouraged : till SpanisieGovernment to Istleehoods relatlnEto the &Plitt gritty: The SPauish "2, 1 2 afit) 1 -°'..";' ,.i , ' tt, `"' ••'' • Q... ' ' - il ia ‘ u ntliece .ii ihileataraiino%' i ll i e in a s ce P , a w k i l ta id iknatei• ..";s 0 4 bound to naintain, as well,as POrselfoll, 10 hhipe of oppress the people. Ha (Mr. Pole) positively de. f Consul at Cedis, &James Doff,. made an a pplicatien !, the line, and then to clAillea cotemutationfromAustria, Hied, in the most unqualified- enassaer„ that Gorere- fisOthe delivery ef those persons tSmith,. o Gen. the I-4 i 3, Ahritethent of the Mosey due tiros Spain to tbk for not fulfilling her part of the engagement,would not meat had ever beecconcerned in those meteors. He ,Governor . of , Pibraltar. ,On .e inquiry,* . appearedl.s.q..: W be more absurd than to conclude otreaty. by which agreed with the - lion. Gentleman,. th at it would not that two =eaves* previously in :custOdy in the fortress , Mr. gave we hound ourselves, as well as Mistria l to maintain , be proper to interfere withddie,intesealsegulations I ender fkistinietet s anfliaring.ciontthere under false I niov, en Tuesday meet, for Coplela Orthe • 75,000 me n, where we knew that we could not, slid l of foreign Governments; but-if 'Government should- ( pretencea.„,,Taese were two oil the four persons de. spondence tweweer, Lord Withurst find 'Gen. th a t Au s t r ia must do so. •rbe subject, however, to ' ever be tempted to interfere, ' it -ought only to be: manded, and were, accordingly given. up. The other t also for Copies of the Correspondence between which he rose for the purpose of calling the atten. from the desire - of affieliorating, and net of oppress. two were net discoveced. This, if ieot a complete 1 116 • 4 ' --" - - Lion of the House, was the production of the papers, I lag the -subjects. s . . ! excuse, was at least a palliationotthe Governor's con. which would show the management of the subs', Kr e _WIIITBREAD said, that he did not onder. i•duct. :It Weslitensual practiceat Gibiattar, otherwise - diary agreement between Great Britain and Spain.— stand what the paper wes-; but when it was pro- I that fort liest become a nuisance, as the receptacle Our Government had for some years, under the co.. duced, the House would see whether it comprehend. lof malefactown What should we think of • th etiiia. ver of a tote of credit, been in the habit of • occa. ed Emery thing with which it . ought to be made ac. ' blishment of iAst'h a sanctuary in the Isle of:Wlet, sionally sending motley to the Court of Spain with. I qualated, 'Words* that it might properly investigete - tf - itewere in the possession of a foreign powar. , ,The out any intimation to Parliament. Such c:toduct the subject. .., t, • ...•e.••• ~ . . ', • Governor, however, had received instruction ,Ross was extremely improper and disrespeetfel 'to 'that Mr. W. ,PQ LE then produced • the doonnst, .Lord Bathurst not kr deliver op such perioni ia House. From what had fallen from hliii liklisitraty's 'which purport ed to bee requartiorifrotil the "Spinialt foture,.and there was endanger of such anact•being Ministers, it appeared that certain SOMS:hattbeen Goveromentfor the advance of a sum of money, for repeated—an act, witiciewhether justifieble or not, paid to the Court of Spain at a period:steles is to rtheesayment of its troops.. • , • he (the Chancellor of the Exchequer) regretted had .be subsequent to the Treaty of Peace it , Paris, led • ' • ' believed it ?would appear, taken place. But to charge upon this Government to the restoratiou of the present Gesietrieneit of eel*, Sir 11. Wellesley had issued ,te ism of money any share in the measures of the Spanish. Court, was Spain. It was also further ktsown, that &bring the; prior to . the date of the Paper. - 2Tbe .object stated mere calumny. Upon the two first parts of the prosecution of the war, large sums had been advan• was, to enable the troop, to return inter Spain ; but mdtion be should move the previous questien; bit es ced to the Court, which wet in consequence con. he begged the House to remember theisititaeiew of to the production of the accounts- between the tiro siderably indebted to thiti tutelary. • The papers ethealenslith • Armin. , 'fhtiou.wore fearofspanerir.mr ! - ountries, he had no objection to producing,theinin • for which he ea. about to move would ascertain saies,—three within Spain,. suid_a .f,arostkongaged such a state as it oro 4tipresent practicable. what agteement had, been entered ilittr ‘- tri!ll'ttte Thoulouse. This latter coosloSesi.oriaboet eleven or ~.L . httrLTIEBSEY said , thet he wished the Right Court of Spain .uhrequentiv to the Treaty of Paris, 15,003,nsent;eand he fearod• th at the money we had Hon: Gentlemen would give dates 'swell as extracts. and to the testorutiott of Perlin:lnd 'the Setentli,is , fureished was rather to assist Ferdinand in subjis. He had said there, was no subsidiary treaty • with well as the antiont at,4 team the Spanieb 'tielhe Bd. lestAng his people, than to enable this army to re- Spain; and yet ,Lord„Ctudiereagh's lettee;lecidedly tish Govornritent at the• 'same time: Tito icireom. teutntelbrit appeared, that after the money had been recognised the subsidy., • ~ t i sa • stances of the trenction, which these papers would , paid, •they were obliged to be fed by the English The CHJW ,cis CEI.IO* of the EXCITtai7ZII. se tend to elur:atte *ere, 'in biteopikion, toesenx4aore, Commissariat, on would otherwise have starved...- plied, That Lord Castleneagfehad used thinerdestb. -:-liisterriont4i-eatin-nineentep.4...enstasst It was our dety to have employed accredited persons tidy, as 44 . 10ngtiithe payments, made 'th-Spelis *oat to assiq the %pietas Govesesesent in - bYinginginy of lio Me that the money was faithfully applied. speek. . r tiqifikteMoesetteitif 4040 it *NOY; . .Itileugh their troop. into activity agalost • clitsmon, enemy,. he diet from. that. source's!, itiformation, the Prostyle- Mr . sibsithary treaty . had ever bath coaciaded with would havabeen , the last, Mao tiolt)opt to sue *Of. ilebibil *the' •Spithisis Getteennsent was desirous. tet mt. 11; • i _ i _ : titleitsent tikkatfaliesdf . mentiened. . i . ceeding ;,but if jt should appear (pe he WaS itialined to terminating from the:facie of ithe,earth,..-he Most Se. :. M ifiltN y thought the ,biter of thepayments ~,. thin lt it.weeld eppeae)that.et the time when the warl clare his conviction, that if it.lied net been for tile so ute y necessar y, to form; proper judgment. • i n ;4 - pa i n was at an en d, w h en ei,,, t roo p s we r e rauney which England had supplied, thessatriots who " . '„;,I*OV, POLE said. thik the Paymenta if Shale. • marching to their own homes, when Ferdidinend re- had fought for the.saleatites -of their country, would Nio alwaystbeen made wader' the soperintendanee of . turned to his catbird', and when geerything was m e , not, have beets dragged to exile; and• AO galliese-e the British Ambassador., After the: peace, - WU. fectly quiet, his 11ajesty's Governmentauthorised the . 7 1!e understood that the British. Ambassador, Sir 1:1: 'Wellesliiiiireettrillye . 100;60.. and w r ot e t o this pas meet to the Court of Spain ot'atislderabitelinie, Wellesley," was actually with Gen. Elio's army at country on thesebiecite , .4 .sr,r , • - . • although that Court was largely indebted to Great the time that Kim Ferdinand arrived at Valencia. . Mr: WHlTllRVAlriciidtriatt ot foul ftfkikir A ve Britain—be was persuaded that this country would He wished•now to learn, • whether .that wits actually ,flouse separaled with Ire - belief Qsar.whit•, lid - . been condvmn their conduct, and thatthey would deckled. the fact ? he wished to know what Officers:bearing offered as a enufication Of .(nerd Smittrelted teen ly pronounce that in an, settlement with the Criert of British commissions were with this army ? He under. aceepted by, thaileutte.os soy latest at i 11... It nsiw Spain under such circumstances, and taking intoeou. stood, that the stoney paid by •this country to the turned o u t that Lord Bathurst was infoneed .Of the sideration all the attendant everits, if we had strictly, Spanish Goserement,Wits set-applied for the purpose ttraulaction on the pqm . of'latte; and . yet v - • when * d'Oit•dieti • int fulfilled our engagements and no more—if we bad , of bringing the Spanish troops from' France, as.was questions were itike ile ttliet leet..lo t 'list paid what-was due, that would have been quite, pretended, but that it . was applied its snoring Gen. Session ? the Government of sod tint most emit. cnoneh. He was the more anxious that thleseleyect, ,EliAes army to• Madrid; (Oath., p urpose of stabverte plate igneranciah' t eit the •.tritairlan. 'Sat ,by no she uid rer*ire blithe exPlaeatine *hitt! it .was possible big the esisting GOverrehook Tkiecertainly appeswed means thought' that 'a adtPla - letter from Lard ti , give, because according to all the private accounts to bi an indirect interference of our Government in Bathurst to General Smith; desiring him not to do • ,_, CIVIL IST. .•• --• . .., 4 '•kr. 1 1EANEY *eyed for an Acc ount, awing • the payment'of - aliareset t the , Cilrit bet fop the rail ending tOtb CectoktrOelli end. 10th lachher l ,oS, _and a vuiaty of.,other ,Acct ootslelative totlett AIN. Went departments-of !thei 9 vii:List. ' et ~ . It' of 'the EXCEIEItI3I sal!, it had never been the.preeiiee of Parliameut to int4tfere With - the Civil, List v , decept When the r+ ject came before them h i once of 4.6i7 F_ 11 , 41 his, Majesty or a Making, from.tise otea...ofigo4 l therefore, from this beilg a -motli* 'ef' co ll et woui# be necessary . tor the Rigid lioeiiirerlif tletsmito amigo some reason Wires Whised*, If. . t , l _,Pitt_ , AP.„?e,'. dewhited' from.. ria istAl moan C "sines 3 / 4 eet.took plaasc 1e.40 .kpvsl, and the Aephlteo *ere al weiritrit!e .. 5 th:f4a t iteliii 1 lut.„7 •' o ;L_ • ': • . ___.: . r egtf,o4))l/Fet an.."" occasion ) won ant Way jostifr, I*, ;rnekied imperitioely upoeotiealout• 10 , ....„ their former practice. ' Ai did not malie, tilt .. 7 01442 flapertjttlEnt tiirlaillys'.6ut fins •g• sod thail Ves t Was - hi totiget s e.sp ri "OWL • tirdwirti expendsten of the iteif:ll• Lia. Wa s lket or Owe" In the 'department 44 4 .04, Lord..Chast. •.'berltio*lll4(*o4ldjuitify Ali, motion "iwa.wooli the Roe. Omileman deny that, turf projeets of es' .P.Waft o o l 44,lciafeolptitesi,.-4iiilding ff. ;' Pala* audit - a:Amu* , ent.iihist ; beiges 3 ~There-tere 511 - other brianhos 'of 'fa . *lditete .uptin* which Ite?,* ll ,_ .autni ItAitlett.-, ,thi l a n t a ppint i gieal .or., eapOrpuieetsll . ,i.Asubaimilosiothi arta hisboa, the alai ale ,piate, 00 ntitfirster,',eittietarof M. Cann 4: -11 . 440,4- this 'all:: ar.Wea.Meii th e e i p ikf liii ke i. a laying Loat!thirty-six thousand ponds in the purchase di 'houses at Paris 1 All theta Were conaideratiow Oat eight comwbefore the fteuee.if.a plain matter :afsci statement wasp rOused. .: jiMieet . 44 was der, . of oPTiont 0 0,4 4,014'14 limi ng , 4 . 9 hiie tli * I - O.. , . , 4 List es.penditure -made ap qvartetly , !ftgteau ._. an n Lit:lly . Ile concluded wttti4iptittling i hope;l 110 :the II close, iwittld adopt the stollen that .he lad Vb' raileted, • t., ' , • _ nodoubt that shon ia have to explain; *t ii' ° great distance of time, the items of the Civil List/ On the first Rua. t welter*. ikirant 'et 70,000 .iblieeing resolutions, and•moviai 4eamon, Mr..TIERN4q t asked, . wby 90,000 were -ti • tier called for no Illefoie? .' • ..ts. •• .• . , ..• . hat as humbk Address be.presinted • Mr. CRPltga rpliedi that ibly half the narn. the Prince Regent, praying that he wad le j bp K beiore the / her of the last per 144,000) . ** to orderthet g re la * now called for. , _ grri ment eta;IWO belief Sir He A They wlihtsd, • in ta king' 70,000 instead of 90,000 to svasibil 6 04raini ,i t. .. fo i itier i imeat 0 take as small a number as possible. If, however, silly or otherwise, to seld , lfilte tatta this appreryd insufficient, a fresh applicatioo•could , e w e e irrh e Tre a ty o f p ar te. -..:;,,T!. • Ale mtde_o_rerliatnou so the subjeLt. . • i Also an Account 4 a a o l i ldpolt.wf.ll(ton The CHANCELLOR of the I EXCHEQUER nally paid to the Goesposest, -stated, that he would to-morrow move in the .Corn- of Ferdimuid VII•• - .tf:.i.r•g... -mitt,. •of Wayi n nod Means,. for -an issusfol fret , • itt!'"a""" o4l d - the Soißgilit preset ...bills, to •make up the twelve milliontyand• a k i -b Y lkt B P B " i ' h 6 "v e n illi e ll " • ... .. • which had been disposed of in the Resolutions 6 . The motion being secerftiedt. , - .. •the said Comm' • - , , I l . I .• ~Anttsaid, .................. TREATIES. ' • , • uuderstand upon what new psincii The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER j _qentleatati was proceedie..;l4. VI _ . 47, , . . ... tit, was , sufficient eathis Occatise ,oh.._ 7: tat the severest reprimand should heneL,7l itch an occasion. Could there b e i - "'" 1 1 it J. Durs interfering as h e had do linen had he to' oterfere la peri eeeti ZZ dividuals ?—He was m uc h to Ides a imself a party in those vexatious pie' ' • to Spanish Government. As to Sa i i . ;': n. stic G e en t t n le s cn yn a i n n fi v a to d e sa ss id c a r l i to49' ' a q i : . sect any Government to . suremit,' • 1131114;81114"1111"ablealli41 iod/llTtaar pro . tilstetlintwi idi . think 1t,55401' ge• • thollifillieh i it/ the Oeople.itiiii list Witcrelifilinae tolO Itallio n :lrfiMilili4haviteterig Zit44 4 l,.• tee ta4 , ',mho. .areto convi c t e d o f 14 )44t",',stittelAy.; - sit iittii i c i is 4 too setetety - ; Vine' give by t o the f tit I:l44rtiintat4, Anita 'Who had Mil 4 wf.4-Yrtilard ',Wilde, !RIP !,carry catty ii l l . e h , Imigdittsbet adelfmed..,:ef . v i e 'ettuNka the Government bail clot Oat Eat '- • .. Sir, 14 1 1, 1 4 Ws . it! *PaPPItM Smith ; • es t i eiviiiPtl .ityft;'.lll'j this sill . oo, *fet * WO!, military oficeraviesst kilt their haw*. het..ierwenitiotis:ititifiVpholit _Gover ns " . etTflUßST,Aoggfftllot.dieitottGengh gone .4aMltr i : 4l 4:.iraPeCt to (lie Covets. wmwa-Aiist: VOITni ialhoriped by the fat ed that-itAtitd;boo4 aleiffeage and mik e ,vripst,n of pitw A iitu.teede4ifer eptilese e n, at were claimed on•thaJpevil of theApieg i liliW• fr will RAPlkktt.tirtll4.°l4,*" ii; . fiti in 'te siiiksiiplaas7o.*: crwritten tin thiaGevessior.aWsibtalts ro li. at net itklin.ftNp mripinntoss• hertaftecos saes of atroeinuo,sposel tergitatioN sadli t iicAt ail societies mtrit t inthisli ; Whit,* item have 4• 0 1 tikiiiii iTisi ' ,Vicc.,; l• ol it the.thincanne net issosiositais " saisii st 4 - sttrittSt* ' """; . Y, .1 "' " r "44 s; .v ikftibi r statell; that the liiiimi'isfri gh bertrtl, - ,7p. . 1 ' f 4 . 10 0 .101 . 49_ 4•1 4 e.... / _ _, , fhilLA4 U ./ li '', _lf.fr.t._:. ,41.0 01 . 1411 4 tonnegainaftweit t-lisetter, ceuid MK ha l any militivifalviees l j Vim Spointiliin* back ti i their 'to Wiiii lied iillsgepJoert e f se Ment . - was . made :on . that t • 'mutat*. D e alovernmetit•watt it that time engoted is es i i except igaititie theii:oWnlonliaPil tit thatat 141 'time -the jpititi!di A mi st Vestf4lllVlatiOeW i tiliad'.h - duile4' Bpi fil i e ethi iilPVit,Weil MA of the elAitilS of Ohs* / lwegainst any dernamthtiart:the SpsoisliCre. t e r WI ----4-" ' . ri . ,pp way to "tho„groo .it : tktr, II ,titidi`ftfie hedheddsii 11 4(ht; lo %tight miattl. Zen.. Siaiiv.tiiii i if ir s ess , to , ‘•thihSpeitish2Goviratitat, i t liglik s igth c - t PliPt,O . ;liiisliia'.ooa l (a lesk nitia,gaerlswiti iA'.' , .. . . . rttll43,oBftia,';'itif . ;04 4 04,0411 'Oil saertrreriar4 l l6lll4+ZlA l .64, . ,-0- , -roTordei.OP I It! ;iii ..14 , t• ..: et - - +A ...• , Mn n 1,....14._1610 Ilel er stweid ~ I he. Aid/e la. -su L e iswast 7 it*IIMI . . Pr_161434 1 ! ,13 •- 1 . _ , -i :! : . '.. ,Jr WqMtt 1 • 1 1 4 1trif 0.4 6. was airy ii. rOesce t h e l e tter of Sir J. Duff? ,", tr i i " r 2'l l l, l6- ';,.q . cliEcerF4 produce lono it v.,. A. pgme4 l4 'fe i 1 g;r I; :' •: • . • RilliPy Alining it •Itititost!„testion of ih tr,qr A i sll""P l ? :lln ( 3 9 l !4 61-4 6 7 *.ffifol44l4 l4 olecf , t !itt* .. °Oefreo7l , , eirese 411104)4estiereiglas 46Nter'llf- dim Slit Ites'ailtit 411914talebriiii lifsltellesloiy, ta,140 . 1 ( aid) 1.00 i ., 1*: ..' .q.. , ' • • IAA Ilicewriat' of a* anms paid tO the spaaltebiliM titi kliihratioo of Peace. with the dote, • . ;s 0 4 iuttetaeat of the Mosey due &eat Spa!! t? tith, i -- II BREAD gave notice' 4 hi, i Tuesday next. for Cop* or the Cod. ? between Lord Withurst and 'Ceti. Switki :Niles of the Correspondence between Sir;* clew * siruith : . . ' i _• CIVIL LIST. . 1 : . , AI : EAN EY *aced for an Account , shoollf mt•Of - oliargeson the , Civit List for tb CfctakdrOelli arol. Oth Od 4 beft.. riety of.*ther ,Acanunislelative tothe: terttnents-of Ifni Clan List. LIA.NC ELL • 11:,' of the EXCREQV td never been thwprseilee of Ptirlismeotts With - the Civil List e , dxcept When die 4 before them in,.conse of 4,SPerk_d qty or a Peteeintge fretntiie 0wn.,.. *or, from this beilg a -"illotlii' if'ettli.V tiecespopy tor the Sig k lit' lioaiiidilf amigo some reason arliy4te ishbed*, 22}e1diviated from. ' . :rkia istalli . 4 r fillee itegent.took plactec es.4o 1 the MOMS *ere al weyitnetle . aril ,•:: • , . ,: ; - •:......... Epatruaillitlitf. 14•1411-fitt. •n which won ant Only jest! r, to teritieely apono theal ones to *gad*, ier practice. . 114 did - not make, Or. .. ertiteeot terieittyc 'hut sloth ''it' 'cod • 'WOO* toltlithatiglia.llp4 %heat aspeodtains of the „Garin • itii. I Was :a, In therdepartmeofortrot Lot & ado' ii**o4ld juitify ilhii, motion) 'issiS. 101 l p l e,il e s . ati deny that. test , projeetr of a' r ; f la,:go4ltutplitted,.--liitilding pf; . Palat al, leir7 Ilipt•Whilt ; Immaes 3 :.There-were alto lebelt 'if 'navtditette 'upon* which habit iiti.#4o4,Ailisaseisseal .of :040 ig l . 00 1 1 Ova l s Simi Sesasssyso hisboa, thaws* IP. 1 tilUtti,ettiteCiaietar . o! M x . einf i g : his iif'Wfarisinal the eiipadlencialiarifg -six Shoal/10d lipimdS ill the purchase of Il saris f Al litteli *vie coaghleration! , tit° **before the flausnif.a plain matterzoltie WWI Prolleed'• :.1 44 :deel,i. 44 was *V A 1, thatilkirtatt-44 liottlarli4e it 40 . t 3/ 1 , 4 :ndituro made nip weertedv, instals . im nd Amu 1107,__L!,,, from Spain and from France it was the general opi. favour of the ~ .. - which Kitt' F . o i . : a in gtt o gimwr a til su a' e t9 h tli a me n agevs oc a c ell a re s ia i st o ti n ree . uptr C oll o a ul t d his t ° b e --- .:1 bere c e" l 4l. ,.,, nion in those countries that tile . Court of Simi. ,_ , . ~ -. ,-.• 4 , Mean to arcs . .. nit 1, . I, 0 thelrta , • . ~, . litik. : ; ..ottg .• . 4110 : 1, . .iaidoal 1 ) 1 1 o i t td ialF . yin, . s it i.d use for Sir .1 Dors interferittg he -It. - • ~ , ~ , - , • as b e d d . , cour ed • y 4 te)Stelir ,tht. .r • . • -t taken • . 47 ' ' ! illi. : / hat business had he tointerfere in pe e " be r‘• t.?# . o a . ,4 ion' rolis'irbith e eas..smratjge , . . „ , 'testi", 1 ,, would be's:lcitous that his Majesty's Ministers , . notbelievethitib e was an,e'man . .'` f oe. .- . nocent individuals I—He was much to hi ""' lob t , should have an opportunity of justifying themselves . this country base enough tocountenance or even con - making himself a party in those vexatious thottemoiorsably.ne _ _ Gemelltrattrabaadoeifth“akistemu.peina•atiattehatoseities... , ngs of the Spanish Governme n t. A s is o k , . .. fere with the,pri/ate wan , Y,f rAc°4ll l td iba ii i it G e tt i s t r at ter t ~ lion to giro the Right Hon. Gentleman had said abotit. ) 9‘ — "Ill try. But it ever theist wi 4 ' edi Me t lef s 17:44 iddd to the Spa- log a nuisance to Spain unless cri me al• forget thsinattints of -policy asap, ‘ii. maale.adsh.Groverameek.toratitor w4411.4he • the case of Sitain . ---the moresarbecaesesmfetitenately, , ipeyesialle e llift!rigreetnent bltilhewhich they were could expect any Government to surmise um 41ttIstantillig - th# 116 - rioSs - and' - futtitaitai • Eforis -4 111111414 :--1--- .- • _ woa so If 111 . e which had. been made in that.country'egeinst titook a , Me. 111.041700/01 ,4 =thal-kiiiiiskinlikitoorithel Gentlentatilefitimed tie' thiek It 4 4s4,dfa' he. • • , gressions of France,.thoso.eiforts had terminated in r preceding speaker him to lave proceeded! lititilbal Othellailitiga i ea. oeopfrommi setting up a Governtwem whose policy-lie would not on a mistake with eilltakdAttlitallkailli fact was that,' to -state that iliWettAllfi 9 e l #l4 iikk i ,*ft i. ii i ivemr i tte p, inv d. o rrikirierwestd wircimptlcrtiatli Agog,Fordta • igs,before th e ittrgity of libeiting thirigliffllltareteeer.- 1 4tIvieotrus, % nu to trust himself to spOltit.' : trite' Ara act ur evii that - . %Week • twain MUM Cepay.110011,4,41, this count , ',Sate "rely convicted -of lia vernment was that ofbeatility,t4ourtcomallerbes; Ind ofApril i ti. consoggyAttrypy swop mill .tipAijit were '‘.34ast .. i 'fielleOkv:, - Alf is/ t i, -- •l ik the pipers *hick it( was Maxis% *mid, be peoshmed,. , tile prittfri* of,Lbe efirruscreirroln thlexopptkrapl thought, too setetety - ; Vino' give by to the f is ; 1 week! sbOstrulsbether filet act. took plow before or: the *Wish Government mot hays- belts mydejfitlie; itieSpitnielt ahl4tioit4t, tokti Who had ui t i - i after the permit; of the lam cum: remitted to abet early part of the year. Sir Henry 'Wellesley was en- ( aospectrkwf ovti/arg litois, Rigs 4carryi4l . 4 . Spanish Court by the Britieb.Getvernment; it Would' denhtly present with the Eng whoa be entered thei *weitato•di lesigihtshat adetitted;:ef 41. -e s t e * . show whether the . formee.waited to twine from us kingdom. At that time it wilstikssible for okay! vertheless the Government ha tint gailst 4 l i t l itt ' Molest sixpence beforeit manifested its enmity. The mine fil shippose4bat he had ^MI' tteettestioUttier-i, proof jo -Sjir, Jaws, Doff, or .. .. . . ...._.gst_______, Tate...-.. ail Le 11:41dan•&atikl: I ...-• !a -..-:. -1:!..1....:L . :la . . re; &;., ;;1:! .1 777 SMith 1 ali • • • . Ip•...moedp.r • •Ehds.,t r -L4 ~ of thie case careuko ite ordered—at preeee t litesS rirom the otaredwat - ifurg e ,o "tide 'els HI tindersto4, beiminse ill explainlrer.7. l . .I.4b e ge ter 4,-,-r". v ieseitelm lie 4 - i i ~ "we* CHANCELLOR et the FAilialt* The CP2141.1,3=i1t.' eau Tit itiouvrytee *Wirt from Mr stlereag 1 9 said hilood;streerk•the.)tittacli i 9 diepetch to Sir H. Wellesley, wits •sufficient fur this . his iittn4WpaislYsivi4P. purpose. 'Should the subsidy be suddenly ofttilield I br" , kmj va l e - .__ ______ -..t..-A51...i.L..,....__ F. • . ". . - .. I •PW 4 i ' .r - el‘ir t: I • • ; • '• . • • • • I . 1 I 1 • • SUMO • • 1 1 11 .• • • •• •••• • • ; • y . ..