The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-11-18 00:00:00

~,~; WI A • • -;: .„ . • ' 14 ti 11i iWin and wo he n n . , ru le, that thehtiant.to:ier , c hAe l : IMU t ' Ipenti a ditt Sai tl4 taati . e ,3 but . Gpsk► I aolialiii not • beea .._ of Ara , pr o . to 0/ p m tow s iiiefikiiimm ti. qm sboador I t ceet ttr i e, Would not hale tees'lare'nsible. He should, tltAi Oiesitdaocite-Ge tt s ch t ud i t ot o k t na..40,0! state shOrtly the groortdswit #,hictiatresitd his oppo r :p.its not only a fai!uri ist.linintata , : Air fhfirge‘i Moo to the produbtion of tie Orodsrdings. He &Ar o but i distitstt - repariltisf MO Coast . ° .posi!_ire is tnAt r , tir D ot refuse his conetireeirtge on accoont,lf ant appre.leonductin th e acctiserk"Dia 'OM dile ,a 4 S`ditteicenoe ', l st of future disciisioni. He was .-- - - -red ''bet - the -- ?' 1 'l l 4 - - , 719:0 e r s t: 6P I sitition Jifl lAf•Vitliros•gear i rirt:l4 Olt ti 16 . u ...• p ceri hi not amfalldj p 19 7 ..,,, Ili ' : "Ittlirioat i Viii4/I,' %ale i-gr rnr D n atiell telietitil6iin alidrgition. ' ilitAtii r Ate taishigsfiit coiaptaint, and . wlsicitt statittittritdetWltadt loth* liars* Guards, was stated tolidfithe:grotmlitefi th...ctissges whic4,loupecUne Vo4,l4.4 , 4e4iiikkinin t i nit4. 4„ . _ c r r k 16 1 711,1 P! - r 4l li t a7 l FfluVil Mk .. 7 . 0 • . 9. .... ilip. ; M eat . . L ie it ! ant i lop!! to . 111it' fhii . • ' , Heidi' ' iiiiiSaie, henslon is prep', to justify every pert of those proceedings, both previously and subsequently to the sentence. But the question of the propriety of calling for the sentence of Court- Martials was one of great importance. That it was ithin the power of the House to take notice of any Meet sentence, be would not deny ; but to call for the proceedings on any Court-Martial, without the, most pressing necessity, would be most inconvenieni to 'he public service. In the case where a Court. Plartldl had voted thanks, as in the case of Lord] Gambier, or taken other steps not supposed to be t idily their province, the proceedings might, with propriety, be called for ; but if in the case before the House the proceedings were granted, they could sever be refused—Wear, hear!]—and the House wean _ two cases , Officers **U s Pm that *if . later l ititt' id' CI CNN. •voluove4 beciewthey could not mei ou the the'Court-MartidiV but , . terns t business of the regiment together. ~ ISlmb.to.lpro...i that s letter s° obtained frees these *Arens colliteseit, ceeding was, for the good, uf thitm ifs , e ~110 . veep , be legitimately used,* 411 weepocageinst !hail, feel was a regimenticommaisded by a f i llopei•wim,bed :. 'made the' crand of*literi,,o4,4siveent t been pithily itifikl be 44k - title cpmLiiii#d.aor re.indeed meintaist thatuslcenrirt orstplishtplAithp gimetst—nbt ibis 'ollie (Witliei"tilit attach Ihkiii`oliders r alijch' was not waLroptW 'neral, lAN • for ibtebilithit *it* 44 tied tii4phitiedv the ifitienee . tddeerid befot l / 4 ? the COlfrfVinft'OnilVA its the command •of ilsCcanakys-ibiatmocenttritire; l ' 0? of the - prodeCtion of - OU let*, 4diudeiriik 4 fier elevated to the Peerage . —This Saimlii; that ile-production of that letteroVaipidAteeslimpeal i General had bestowed the warmest eulogionts 0u,t14.4 1 Was an aqt, pecaiiar , harelinese. , 4 i,Their,Riskti Officers, as most zealous uud.ective. As.to tbe i trum, I gouonrabit •Grentleer? d , oak, 4h t ivit re ; eccarding to the evideeCo, they all d e s e r v ed 's great • cese,*declated 4 that he .reitliiasself justified' in slob deal of punishment. There was never a regieutiti tn . ! poiting the motion, ndt freeetif view to - qeesqop . disgraced by breaches of discipline of all 'kittcll.l I the integrity of the Court . Msrtial, but in Orderlif ) Now, for the good of the service, the Prince M. questions the conduct of the HOW Guards: '-tie would be converted into a Court of Appeal.— . ! gent's advisers had left the Colonel, who wesruiet fit.l -_[![seer, hear!] —Whstever the decision of the to command any regiment—to commanfl Ada. m 4 . 41 Noose 'wan, he should how to it, bet he would con- ' nous' set of men--[hear, hear!] an d Om' Wendy say, that if the Motion was tarried, the Ate anchealowe Officers to other regiinentslitiar ; l 1100110 would have done more by that one step to en- hear !I if *it sias their Wish \to tom *Op' dermhse and destroy the best interests of the military sore to the earwigs, they could \ wot.havi taken'titeir ser vice, than they bad done by all the measures measures better. The Galeria Order, which 'bad which they bail been taking year after year to pro- been quoted by the Judge-Advocate , gl4ted,.that the smote them .—[ hear , kear!J—For the reasons he hadi *en had no right to pass a jodcnorit o N .,thor, Co. g he should the .nd action of the - \I illinding Offic- - It the If die Idth meld would support the motion because it appesCred 41iiaii the only way of investigating the subkot , to willosb44 l rqferred, and Qf ascertaining the meriqopf dmistrits t of those unfortunate officers who had beep tritaked i te, such an eittraordinary manner. lie did tintlyiipq that by the coarse of proteedidg ties '4oAsibtinde 3 ; ) the House Weald greetiettly redrew &Ithtliegifltdrvir i in a millkery point et •iliseht ell be *Asked tal , hooked for was that tie) . flipesk,lphen. Alaeheylsol t e op* laid before ' old .- - tette - • the - 'yy s t a ted, ~out oppose pr.. )n 01 papers ..oteillat CO I men of the y . _ ,it called tor.-Loud cheers from the Ministerial erightlitinjatiglidtiii they ilifirisestt - sif favourite .. ' ifie Beatiteal I The t>anrlicks t he. senklerstoed‘ !Art illeminatial,lrf Mr. Ti BRSBY said, the House would not be Bur. consequence of the event ior ths.itrial, and at k3test prised that be shoUld take the first opportunity to sent, if he was rightly informadi : sipper was haul& doe his sentiments on the motion. He was quite ing abont,among the men Wrote timer(' to Cotentin 'ware of the delicacy which should be observed in in.. Quentin. flitch was the `Melt of the Court.Mertjel terfering with the decision of any Court, whether; —there a most inutinoes, regiment, }` with military or civil, end he should never support a.: lone( not fi t to command any - men. ISTOw, out IoC 'notion for the production of the proceedings, but doors, where men had only eommon sealiltethign byf an sump good parliamentary reason. But there they must needs think there was something Uprise was no case in which the proceedings were more the back . grounsj. .1111ilitary, men might quote thit.bit urgently called for than on the present occasion; for' that order, or, wow, on i t4 precedeut to ease theig,l if ; the - present motion were not agreed to,. it would ! minds, bet in the country at inrgetitpre Was but appl be at least necessary when the neat Mutiny Bill was feeting'il i te i hatftaa ben (lane fit these Gentlemen.,( introduced to insert some clause to prevent Officers, Then (he woild Say) satisfy tliertidlie. There was who preferred charges, when they faVed in substanel not wtrircsan. the proceedings Yoe- what crime it wax i timing them to their full extent , from being indis. that those . gallant men :were , Ileivisheti. The cattail criminately censured lied severely punished, without was, be onderstood,.,:id.,egsgaiGseseeal Order, ;ell arc opportunity of being heard in their defence [hear, which Officers ~were rendered Ntieishable for. NI, kL•ar It could not be denied bat that by the law leg in charges 'tirotighf aga a inst '3 their ,Commauding, -,1 as at present administered, if any officers attacked ; Officers. • another who nos a favourite [hear, hear !] they Mr. m.surroN hertehtted, finit `there W 1114 .7 skauld, without an opportunity of defence, or of order art thesobjeeklnt that it lied liteeti/thtiAleto ,owing who were more guilty or less guilty, be sub- ! memorial practice that Mete : avereats.o ; jested to severe punishment. T the cbertteklilekrefsMick hen it was that six- :astchts •• and-twenty Gentlemen of the first character in the Mi. Tf itNEy proceeded. ; -- - ne ; cdenutprefer, country, were punished. The severe punishment iu- ring de accusation milli have Consisted heing gicted on these Officers not oily applied to the Cap.d preferred against thiCtillinehdlitgoftfcii' 'The itith mime or Suirsiterits, but to the gallant Colonel who ! regiment* had the advantageof the'personal erne: . brought forward the motion, and whose conduct, by , mend of the P,rittpe of Wales, which !command, Mae" COMMIS% consent, during the whole of the trial, had what to their iimoureeietipo, ba s hed eotoltuaeclAier beets admitted to have been exemplary, and who had he had become Itegent ri it t senstishisa,ikatheir l cesets, ken complimented no every occasion by the President mender, that the OffiCem hod envittl. j...rl Moch heti, (Gen. V, NO, and also to his own near and dear re- been said of this letiet t occitirinha. Wive (Col. Roberts), under whose command the re- would read ft that the !rouse blight giment was admitted to have been in a state of dis- if it were contrary to the ordertellttielitreetiThlalrds; cipliste which was the admiration of the whole army, it was at alt heated or inflammatory;:aleille.V:there and who for the gallantry and good conduct of the read the first letter, lu which-the Oil atteeestateil,.that regiment under his auspices, while subject to the in- it was their bounden duty to his- ROal aighisesg,. as spection of the Duke of Wellingtnn, had been raised their Colonel; to remove . any impressions to titet to the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel from the station prejudice, and hinting at reparts'itf fvoionel`Q. ti Obi I of Major. Yet, they were subject to one sweeping tar incapacity.l—Thlt the letietAri'whialt censure, because the person they had accused was a , Gentlemen were Sentesicetr eatethi, if they timPtio favourite.--[Near, hear !} --The censure toofel I un. other resource than their pay.. laseesediktatitt they equally. The junior officers, in point of rank, would had thus passed a judgmeet.qe-theie seperiqr Ofl a•- not suffer by the removal ; but not so with the senior Qat th4didnot pp,sstilspensttrenn Captains--they would become juniors in the regi- !lei-Mere and!the Duke of WelliegotowiladinTeOghted wilts to which they were transferred. There was Colonel Quentin'azanductiantlise*d beets already one officer, whom he would not name, but who was. prosioursradincohiPeieigatistiheigest military sham.well known and much esteemed by all who knew ter' in, the. worhl... jimkjjperwantonly and made., him, who bad been twice 'sounded in the 10th, and- cif:testy stepped forwardtievelirow the first stone...to bad been working his way up for eighteen years till t impeach a chareeterkfore unspotted? It.wae because he had become the senior Captain. He now was Colonel Qiteutiu had beets censered_that theyeame to he placed in another regiment - as a junior Captain,- forward. Not °gorse could be taken. bat to,apply there to learn, forsooth, what the duties of an officer to their Colonel, and It wale to , iimie,Colonel and, were.—[ lirar, hear, hear !]—Such had been the si.' not to . Lisa Crown, that „they,* to• a solution of these Gentlemen, that on the trial, when eolonel to whom -they W. eornerly•riasons to be] they supposed that they were trying Colonel Qien. 'grateful. Yet the letter wee itiliarifiesittbeeePPrellid tin, their own trial was going on, with this difference, and Onienel Q,uentle had demanded-14 AteChie. T.), that Colonel Quentin had an opportunity to defend denied that Cal. Quentin bad any right,,to l delean4,l4; himself, and to bring evidence to repel definite The Officers were not ssompelable .to give i5p...04--] charges, while the accusations against them, of which deuce which .was to have been their own condemn -id only in the re- tior The Jed,ge : Advocate, iswyee, could not they were ignorant, were to be found only in cords of the Horse Guards.,---ineur n___As to the high rank of these Gentlemen he amnia say nothing; the conduct towards them should not have beeu in fluenced by that consideration ; but yet. they should recollect how great an interest'the country had to eta courage military ardour in . persons of rank, mud if there was one regiment in the'siivfce, the popish-, ' ment of which would damp stich - in ardour, it was, the 10th.. Yet its Officers had t been'illagraced, in& several d them sent'to refiilie i ttts in the itast !tidies, a species of trani s pUrtatioprii laugh - i because 3 1 they failed in two nue. of loor"chirtgesr . did not question the integrity ; of the' CAsart.:hlarti ~yet be ing in one reaped on fle fief with them, havlog. heard as well as read all the ptOOfed„inis on the trial.-7hav ing attended the coda froollayto day, his judgiaost on the case was tery-Tery different from theirs. — That even by the Conn-Martial Colonel Quentin had been found itallty of having left the foraging party withoutordess. This charge had been lightly treated, but he could .not conceive a greater crime than the having . Winionly expbsed the men entrusted to him to a danger, froth which it was rather by good fortune than from any other cause that they escaped. On the second and third charges Colonel Quentin bad been found not guilty, but there was a difference, be presumed, between been found not guilty, and be ing honourably acquitted. As to the fourth charge be did not see why the prosecutors were allowed to go through it, since it appeared that by no pos sibilit y could the proving it to the fullest amount have any effect. On the latter part of the sentence, which lamented the want of co-operation, he could only say, that the impression which remained in his mind was, that there was not a tittle of evidence to ttilit effect: and indeed in the sentence it .was mentioned, not as a subject of charge egainst 'the Offters, bat of .. r ~,?yi Actiq Settlement- Tehtirtir . tritt V0ti0 . 4: . ,:q : • forMriXeQ4o6; bid Mk . foam - 11 to the Dnlcb.Clitille N itteire itoted asp the *Fe.. m gr a fTt i Olkl a ,_ l4 . - #9 - 1 1 . 1 • 6 4. e .TW1VP0 riwo l upon' pito- e %woo neces§ fy.7 let $4, 14 it... io•ft Mr. .90 41 r u t . L Orr r• tendedt4lolo47 pt. artgi rt.b01 6 4, l4 .a migo of favoiiiitism: The Prince Regent, when be issued tl. - :tiller111 -1 111.11Tvirrillitttellile felt 1;411 114 kentlol theZ.tfiletial V e td. Ibis diktit::The LTAtedilebnt cohicivr4 clt;at privreptr-vi; brought a charge frettfotiltillhe lON and honout of his superior, ank(eile* j pee,,#r i ofi s .1 3 / 4 4,00441tite dis .charged the service, oijunsferred to another regi. men t. It was quite mani . est that. #h a ,9Q c 'rp a lila AM * ~' flak %Mita ietiitr ivtiilol (IV „:becaa k ieffikti ,4l tie n a nit *die ffe r tialigin* either diverttricit t. 70, tri 41htiapicailosd le ?the! ri apiece niaidige4e:: 10 0 4 4 they ibilbtiilsObieffßOP“l4,lol)4l4""4l6" tfnice which t c94lq3e, inilicteu,R9getr..4„lfie.Fsrcunam, aVitiCes. Voir Costa tpe t attny go,pn l . It 'this spedas egesitirity *mitt i- • ~.,.01 4 ivtrh intponitftllte lift4tfeir4b 4 oe tort itivairlii 1740, altidod , to 'by an [flak M'etilbeiy sitiiltiotite Cow/nous pr.onstanced a military ~aettiostco- f lpetrdtti l . 1 4 1 4 11 1,094: 11,1 40•-•bPui . no aftehitr wthitlikeiiivit r or to! 140 ; One: had attempted t ; limit i ,the Cost e t, attlitrOit Colonel Quentin. e 4'll itsa!lll . ttseioitt'atl Coattiir Appeal, °Mani' . ecCision, eikliiteCiett iir lidiStf!tt.Ctittifil' [till, ' Weitto? itro4iallittl i ne;ioitt Ire eithtif versants Maio liellityt Mir so4tenoeubed Afie40141 . 40141 -, iimei rThe 4141 die) . . it % , epAid #t, fiF,L44 4 __ prevent - rearm. .., ...rptogllo tlisSaitiariKee, 4irp . .ar tre....__ fence of similar guilty and Injustice towardi3Otlfte thee, ,q ts,„ whigh 5001 ~ efilY Ipher t iet t s oteerle Amen 1 / ~ . ~,. 4 : deserving offietVir,..". erg lid *Old itnplore it:ellen& weber pc of ceyr,uptivi ly .as er, lt iluft sn to act. He hadinVirightkitzhkiluttitorkeilleinlie, e l itirt.M rtitif;" ' 7 n i _ .. ,,. _"-- - I . k '' House to decide upon this subject without fltiljhus.l i'Mr. 4 6llNit3iN fedireilthifintitilAiticeill 7 4ll4 s d.arataac4atr it, IfSk.illtlelerlieseestee t in 411illerestion . getlebtereillitheellitettaift hlhis 4 lbtli.lacivrfttionglit';' was .ettleggility,„ rietteptery as in..thetgp • . diggertd . holvetat i abler •-, livir: jiiiviA *Orly: sidelhalttl , chat' g t estieg that,the etilt..?derti l abexpr s ef . . s eoinjqn 4 cpnese.diglpwt i forni t gluponljaye i gnielLseist tg. tw hit eri . against Steers wild tiiicl , ,lieen 'As se4 y nisi). ! but Opt sabordrottionl i stes ,egeetiy, R efggvg, , yhd t sitliteittigillitit'netdi?rit gut CdshillfrAerr. ' A lit 4 rif I 'Tera consideration of tle prtrate :W . A. elu e enfiel ei i im bele ) fresh theiNhiettettle of hint Court tesedildiftitittontlietr , oflictili'lrOnldetfOrtf oiie 6f te•gst' rikteg sous and- Ousel& qiif the Preereatnre;r-eiring, kin !fact i tett* areity....• •' . ' . 4 " #‘ 03 a.' , Iha a" 1 at k , "til that the% eriss,,espelditg !in the sentence of their/here. , ; Sin C., BURR. WLL. , contenibilrtoftdthealtheirttrni to call fottliejniptiment.inSicted-rjo, gait s ir the - that the eisitenoe on thest.of fi quirerrear tile el.** , dismissal, Note - the. regiment of twenty...4y olive's, 1 hardiest measures erer...witersr‘ll o impasata l m g" li d , 'tiny 4,oloftli t itia 1 164'4 iinitetninently 'iiivecf their . ' had lo l'ilghly t dOligekhed 4 clitiPlifjpi!i47. Aleir,g4l, l country, he thought it due to public, justice,_ lb ' !entry To thepild. 71114 e ales nci f ptrqof , that they. cliarecteVof these tof&iiii,- and ' ii•the' ehiticteir'`of lritl' net most tealiresfy c003,,E , ,,...r0i the tenetit:4; that Home, to sseerustri two% what,gteistett lath t4igi the-servielCi '° lr- 1'. 14: • - 4 ''• r i 1 ' 4. * "" '• ' I 9° . -4 ' 4 , 4/ servieg' racers had been 'transferred tossaberrigiss.i - .Mr.IPETER. MOORE tosif . .iteildst lonillstid WO menu, in order, as the-sentence of. penitlitlipotrpro.e neral r ertes.;for.the question. U. would aiseis4 , lll° scribed, that. they might Imo the,priricktilekpl,suli ! j opposition to *4t.,lwl.oolep hem the 4aerned SPEW.: Ordination and . Militaridiscipline.—ELOueLand,o4 jeent, .thatihere,,w.qo oper clef Pcs9 [ loo dirk 1_ • I• • I. . 1 ..1 1 . j, . .r. i ... continued cheering. ] that House Ttom the decturnis 'ci civil or .millry, . . .' . Mr. .W r ', c ) MI, ranel;al"Fivotlee. ~,The prose. ' Ornirtit fie ltid'llle alitii..otylitt Liit4f keivoli or' cation Of', Col. Qufifip i terensidered to have prig). saying, , thersi eealdibit4w'gWvatsice.withebtin itp. - nated triiieblispiiiri.e.—llDhie,iir i derl-Ittichheri v proprieties-remedy...4k ~ chili 'alto .quote e einehr been said; Vett . everit4g, •ehbut.'the in dericebf'lo.l higher . ' titlioegg v p.thag e of Are .14samerl S e ide l' , w ho voirrahriectio Mow egret fiit , wiw intim riit i oil leto•to pal wßt i ‘ 9goi,col f itglittid.,,,,,449 §p lOp njakelg pco..„ 44, pp,,,, that oak an letterset shieuid• be:cue-stet! lii esp.:. aili / King chti t ilei, w ) at . !Lab tiip .reg k e A ly,..( ol., port. ni.,20 j A nc l imbeil.4.-fedexil.y. and ; fortune, than. io 'whiff of en d "pin riot rtihnlr. lo . l,cy. hi, ewu ~ ntiredf"uhsijelititet rebtolliotil in: dailrie.sviir,:'fifir, hart; lie Was' del ' tiled cli4t tress 'yoetit V . ptille'Me i n,,, cestelusfahe-:eolistry.4c-raktateßlilavlifetrildi; 'he' o r i 4 ski 'tt4envoSikr. - hty'rernintietritieetiVit' Vettlitk ' sitebltheer h ,* `a,milficieatjestifitalieirof the iuseii. Made by a Noble vfliderioitiii; 4hi bieetitAfk itilifi 3 ',MCA 0 tfi4p, rage I h e t () r esen t *cosies, A.l , Wei' Ji ' at the Military Geltege,:64 eliwilsreyoirdierehe , b ColcreiTA „ I V l ER,,briefly i ppligi.: „ i 1 , 44 ,„ there,- though they craelill botriestthe gtieetl,tAhail 'The ifolseVvided. . - ~ they were able to,, alwvvl#39,o9 l e . Altihr t lT Ali ! " 14 ° 4 " 114.4k1in4 ' 17 r i : E , :tt 0111.131 ` 4 fit these r espiring lietoes t .,had ` !cornea t e,.regimenial nilbtkiliesnediei helf.past!E . .e." • &Ales, it would •be time iiiivifrfor igni .s to Vet as .ssq..,l , i'': •4, , ..nrTlerrirrr ---.0 ., 4 . GetieFsfi." 3 Their ditgrace Vro Icl l llV4llfifflablte . th , ,„,j cis„, ~,,,,,, .. 0 1e4„, ft el ! ~,,,„ .. ,_ smirk, Vince it siottcl - pr‘ore ear ofelteted.raele did ; . k .; l e , r 0: ~ ~,.. y .artirT - . • i t ~,t 4;1 . 1' . ..;: ~. ; Mt . off dr any ba r• to the colitis sifjettke.• ... -.: I. Air felinwksg,,Cettal Order 1 14.8. r# , MPr o tielli ; - Mr..VYSE opposed the 4antion s ,,,on the ground-, Itliu from the 'Recruiting .PePtVtTeati.eliaoe*. that it,wns . unnecessary, antl y gptemisipte a abott ; tgbatirs'f-- '' ~ '•'' ' ' ' ' ' , review _of the evidence submitted to the toast-Max I' ••f: His Royal' 'Highnfes flue isti4eiteken4 hiring' dal. He maintained that there was tildik 'piri; and, hien 'ninasefi,r, by fr or Is ma t i on; •iinittle saiiviWand' dna that w erbill . part, of the hilt Mateo Vreiett; VIM' behalf ef-his.hiajeaty, to dlreettheketheeldiesco sieves respect to Alt foraging patty - being :left: without Or --' serving io the , ',Fel, ~iwho, are, enlisted ,f/ w ,4 0 01, 4 5 ts dark, Be objected to-,tbe principle that the Hesse oft periods, ebich ori&nal rinds,o(„serlice si om i gl, commons should constitute itself into a„cpprt.,of, pared,' flail befiirkiiiiith entitled tri,their disclarges t . Appeal from Courts.hlarti.l. rases, might, occ ur , -nutitithstandint 'thellebyal ' ribchiril'itiLif a.A4. , Of such an extraordinary description as, to , retitre: 31st of '.tats,;.' IS t.3,* requiring; ih'pailutti4e ;rl' thei their interference, but the dispersion Of the Otticers powers vestKl in his Majesty, that soldiers enlietid for. of the 10th, under the circumstances, was not such s: certain periods, should, although the toms olthitit. case. He concluded by paying a compliment to the% services were expired, be retained . iti•the sully (Pt\ Offiteri4 whose conduct in the field entitled and ob-i• the further tertn.,of three yeats 1c consequepcO i g, tained for tlltim the .approlmtioct aud• gratitude of., the continuance of the tsar. .1;i 4e Commander-in.. their country., , . .• , . • •, 1 Chief deglihs; 'that 'lke Connive:Mug Officeet of iigi . . 71(0 1 ;131tAlktt began by quoting a case Profit the times satttlepots, *intake care that the acceints 'Of reigns ofl George 11.. in whichlhat'HOuse interfere& ./soldiers belonging to their eeepecttvoeorps, , who , with the Military teidicatimi, by' deetiTiog that the': come under the obese description, ,are immediately: sentence of a particularT.mert.Mertiat ires' partial,' made up, and that their discherget. iire granted ..to, corrupt, and illegal, and this., Resolution he relied ! .40' as. wish to leave the • service ; and that the _ - -nod` " f - ti ' 'adopted . wiili'r- s.':► , ~.<..~ JP. , A .— • • ,- maintain it. The - Lieutenant-uolonm (Palmer)miglsg! u pon as a precedent in justi fi cotien et th e proposed, sense mode ?e, trdni•tiineto time , i ' 'Pi' op,. in nit. have done that for which (04 supposed) he would . not 'lnterference upon this occasion... The' #un. c.3,ext. , ' god b o thrhef Soldiers . 'awning for a ! addled Ohba be severely punishable—int Me th e fire—t4laugh.) - e6otooded, that the case of the If/ __bi l fi'cersl i f , 4 . 4 i nermording -env 4,1% Ipeelode .of their ' ' , ehrreemuwtal —Was it to be supposed,lbet becastee tiler had once . , fill under the serstrOorte. IlWibitorrVlThir . a ionlifOis ~Nitta Agri e algeninseirfajoihe! Abe .Paesull set pen to pipeethey could. not resoke.that pitern i br the Right kovisdGeenatitlatilahltreA 4 ttrowe- 064 *MAW; imagi o ptAlynto, l etsfilain7t9 Olen apl,diesa f 4 scripta mrnsek-7andllsey were In halo no ekence,pf ' neral) t !wisher Aishimesisliessirgirmi.nta.thas .holla till? mrk: atteelio,tk. 1/06 11 1. Irvviliitthifs 4 1 11te,ces ] salvation in this world ?—The Right Hon. ca'PoOtie-i bet" urd :VOA t P ( Wol f calkft_ll9o, cilloiksli- 40% 1 been , Old o - their peeu tar' epee ? an 4 iias : induced man hoped the House would bear in olio& the.cire. only obeyed the coral:ll4i ,s i S'r i l iikirti4clh°Pfißt4l thikfWiCe Regetii foli iiettits: AAP ancfriAraten . . ) t oco oances under wlsioh the letter, was oLtained (rem liiial kfmiteea :ago on eiery - 1 de, f 4 fie a cin t s; i clone! Proclamation, tioltwithstandink the 4al• Tr bett' the Officers, whichletter.•l4,4,,beenleo emphaticallyl ducted himself, in the delicate situation iff L'iiihieii i proon chi' , Majesty and the United StateeintlAteerira: dsvelt , upon. , ' his., i9lttel, a aPpraroti, w. llOl 1 lititiftii ' nil tittiedY4l4o4"l4o64F'll4o4iitoo.o...„ll' acid fbells.4., (iti co Ranee: , to. exist. Com ma 'idiom :Offsceent by the °Moors ssis,,ollotiratO ?Colonel Pataleara4e4 foelletylaeloe; labish, .finserJeseeeseeethltedletElons!wilj A m ti n . fifsp of .'suing month,ArantHytt Apg a deprecated 4.1;e .lottuutton , or - presenting lt.,,trai .041 prtainlxita4lPPOiAll *MC vetoes *Ow 40 'the comrneVer-34-Shifes informstiop, ikrfivgli oily C o lonel of the Regiment, and they left iit.totisktft Martial to justify thee * --- . of the Horse Guards. Othegki Oetiiirel Commanding dkatricia; , nigner ni . use it according to his discretion. lie . .(Qtitogsd,n) 16 Ablitatn teinalli4Adtbftsissenditimplaithapiesi Mat itter.oit Beillitin' aiat,F l etld under t ,iliit l illOvit' i n'idei,''' therefore communicated thrtiebstance of : it, golio!i timpoirt,lgifi t ink6strowtist,threwsotzalf.xxl•opos ,soocifylat thladate'otittbstation-Ottescrittdividnal. l7 • Regent, as Colonel .of the, rOgkllSilts - ...ift4 iialnqsi f n i ,9 •Vie r pari l g a tk.e . lcs ~. P1,f4, 1 411 ' kr..4seiiis 4 o . ..". , iihtsril: . • MAHAN 414adalifir...f a tt i k e diately afterwards Colonel Che&tirtoppl.ind i to ; Oft a I wine 1101$ 41 - gro , [or 1t ittli n 19,51,9 01 t i atel• il r intia 4 ii 01.111 0`;' i QfficerCat the meet, clessendinf l iesiAen<ol44 WS - ,_,_______n tti d3, lll :# 4 :4l• '' it l ti g r I T "'- Gent I s p *b r it.. §1 Itigairittofg t bAliWit iPt authority a t . t a tt ,H Argi pb, At in so. jritse.,shOnld Anti 01111111111.11•01111ffevinittot CensOiracy ;haft .. ~ i r ceri . ,tyqi i 4 a nsartnes, tor I ooggs i us- , .11.-;•.. fi.lnaiv• fins delivered app . Age/ b0ihk ,,,, j ..„ 0 „,„,,,, a ..*,, sigeta g uifialedVabre'Oentlitmen had 4019401 i fliffht6f betiffflly filbh4 fNilmmiestpners an rt.._ I plied with ; . 41 Wie i orPt , rtfierolllgalvtitt.the -Iter itti:itl olflite.444. o .lsidneeds ghe. owe, he wasidi balm ibis stionsoiator ( ft*thieft ffinefiffitl,ligt of Iheli t tirNififft wss found that 09,,spidfAntlinnittjhes1 been grout - eel) yfill43l”ll44"llol4ll.l42Preseloni• lii t heloaerrAiraterl aerriessinflailliiiili go eat ',vestries,' temerreretherts,f by hi t Royal IliesospanaCnksttelianantin•hed.etaterki ~.1 inirh, ltroger, rnifht,,rimes4o l , ithm, tor allowitgeNlP,Otiootar,opthoort,L. warn.. and maw Yet, upon a subseqlteg air. the Regent -bvid a i one . . in f, be rratentheld, tiliaken Oa AO so ,l tor,ll,9,olifi l gesiagmy 40941, 4 45udnct, on the wended this logos- ("Hie C 54 1 .00 , Plifllotrs, Rad i 'enti'd l ie resumed, s 'ft'cakr i)l 6 , - .. fie 14; f!,,MIU n nel t tilk. ftelu t gßlßdt;.?: I ,ks,tt° Wed sirr eopred, t o , hi s 11, 951 4„g„tg1p.• Nefielitliti-elte 47th June -neete,llin ArltittiMhfl of CM sa i nA"' isspfed t " 9,t so, ec o A t to regufations of p was accordingly sees, through whom 4:focod,,ite• way to,,,tegkileetee Poentin would he annulled, iusistritteit i!CdthiiiliVroi; tiAiplingi l eoShilit i _filo i 6 tiligrclipPrite • Guards and Colonel Quentin. Thus VIA Amnion. Wi. 404 th e ltel dr Ito iiied *heo-lhott• Piritilhaile444. 41141"11:11eitetttIGrOftitoVidh illPtoW4 6lttlifggisked,oand; naturally:forgetting the distiactiors bet wnetp u his. chit- -afjethoevi, w ro wn i tbe ottviewiemfltheossiitikto i iepoitens tinkeferreatenhabotinakeliinviesonen; Facto' of Regent and Colonel of th,,,,e g i s iet, / :gave' ne l APilitt Iv Mee beri!rfith /IV V 44. 1 441 1 1 8 %elks itilirronds.ef Aim mod elteekere IftkOlng:iseleafter• 1 I 1 V IA tip a . letter which was net originally ineentli - be .pre.i . - cien.ion, st. _sqpersll4i ie thitrsvi r more , tp, t rajd i gonvpiatigifss c ishit z ai 01.,viiiieciab of Hat o 4 , ,, i i i. , , 55 ,d S eise . 4 nrr nt e d flip ffititittmenilli ill service th iir V er n e al itr i tit t!ii. el; 'l' , i.-I,', , ,Tro d egi??sr i tAre• rob4i/gwike. i.ers . by w.hons•it*as subscrihed.; Tivis,Jgtsol),Ofig.,. !fie hreii**Ptßietto Itnosi hi . hittlit'isr?) Ma giatCo' el i tioch perimr otkie their employ. 1 i n p ,A sig s lentlx . not intentlmt l i e ; convey ppyotforofv, ix* berittteinernsiocitionotiFeolni•ott wig opostffill luau matt iii thlf tit*. I rr tify Wirt r iiitriactiielint - bee merely transmitted to their ClOgels ill:J.o4oi II*11:i eTilltaitalserrede-aititgldledoeiedi)b.vierns is t. beeppoineteli - 41ibribleft*te kid flieWetittirti that he might ) as Colonel ) In the ordinary way of sexton had not overlooked. The provisions of the be free of postage. • r • njit to the technical mshgalloa,Eob" ; t ar si g n - ttg ; 'Oat they could maintain rase f6r rite ;:tdit a without .IFaawing .a n y • Martial there was ddt ne •re the coadactot - the fl oras , .agatast the oineere. Here Sheath* dadia sad lakeri of skit a pro. (rpm that , of the &SW, whit hat: bid sC , INO U . ',l .11 ' : . '', '