The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-05-02 00:00:00

11His. Os. is. Is. Ousblostso * r Illesey IA Ilea for Mops • for (IMO Mier, imprisessi lista • he kei Tbe ; iwl thir , pedin. *et Nit 71•• But a 44 unfortunate Ade 4111. r ,WeIP tbiar el l ej . b y * viatica,* t er . 14s. 'CLOCK. , orb At tie dr Mewl K Sun Joy bit private ktrt Inn till rteritti aid IP egeitAs hick he Iltt La .y► Vino so two Dr reetissa w o g tlte ge is elle the rig" 210 0 *lt IP ,rill tat Or Kos bo o ' eso. o 7 1 th m e sier fli fkl: fonnaell 111 ", s• 40. 11 ' ntervestite • disnifklid r Kasioa A U late OS,: rat of & asttw ei ,"""Lkit e u :i. 't ..1 `). a lll/M o i • listerrier. r station, Asa Perl e ! ed lore fre e r,,, live rib Is.- WI40 0 : hal"' eisin;io,4 114 4 Uose ttel bis I 7 te r eullib ' g aG fl 410A rt* estg ivel 4 6i isok m es " . :AB! vost r ig" qte be Wialiki Ve in hat. 1 . 1 " roan ibo Aso owe is 6 ewe" $4 1 :1 1 416,66 simmuils Cessetks, Masts ors st 'Asset Attest is .--ris., MI sbassears Wag Mal 1 11 0 11 111 .a !mei lila tal Asia int zip itavi . ..Okada tio dart I iorvrard. vita as ?mail last ma far tie 0471 O W 11.i.t0 • ror. Nether! this their , • la isi Thy 1 . I Aft. , , , • ,111 . • ... / • . ' ..., - - '""IITNI • ."p• - --v-, . , .4 . ! N 7 . s • 1 . ./,1 ~4 g. • ci . . • ..._ _... _ ___ .... _.. _______ ____. . Atir, / • .67 "4- 1" -- .4 7•) • i-• '4 4 . ' '"'" ibi lb. swegib coed ."-**: ../-.. 1.. - \---. - of preens in civil life when appointments were to li. 48 . ..e t '..et. i e. • . It nee if 'Sr' 4P - I 'OM person whom he esp . the &aimed lab% filled sp. To set upon such a principle wadi I a , 4 2 * easonshievuties. i I"/ I P . his bare nes Mode. 1 0 1 t Feria teem Lord A. a , • doing justice to them, and making a great savrng . An exansiaation into this mysterhate ease was mi l . . las year were to the nuts • . • ilsl the who's • b alm . w , the country . He then made the following statement • Jethich.osommuiin the . . . ~ morel 44. the _,, _. ,j,... seqsestly institsted by the Mayee.bettefiet • mommo 4 II ,i,. • to prove the small proportion of appointments made am• - •-_;• - • - can and in renal - part of the world iirt e - • ' a ~ frost the Half-pay List, and to show the advantage veer was only 61; it by ',Ririe* the discripltoldb •ow .ie ~ c "'ff._ li momps ow. . a sa , w t , i w s mbe fa li ct i o .e r r wf y. ha pe 4 l r t c so r w s w a h n s e et t e be t a a_ ted e bese nit tb!t raos li th tem e deemell hed ja i lad lit 1 which would be derived to the public from pursuing a former to baahat of worn-oat soldiers, not anti • filewlEgliste . • ^llllllollllt ens taro tolitive seia'alee. 11 • corroboration of this ' Menl ; rt • li . l l 4 turatioalfuocir - - V Ilia_ "leen sad I lis fo ltits P e as t s v i ra d n l d about whoa werefillie' imele s e tee 0 T o t a l N ota b et . o f ag eers on E a lf.pae, December 25, clitualowwtoreld behead Id the fiset, 'that Amen 41sfe Of General Officers.--(Thent pre besides Ibo la. ll lW of *mit who . heti volontuily. ... is f s d p se . vot i ego fall talitalf-pat. fete:lfni the difference, was 1.7 9 ...; .... .....0. 44 . - neeei SetlebllitelArabbi. Ih. iv... v‘ 1 . ".• : HAM... - - - 8,181 A ft er a few words' horn Mr. Home, Oes. UASCOTTIG. a • • Bhstedd'wobek too• Mar is etatfulsillg • do. I ''. . . - dog and Lord . Pai.mensvox.Thialsendment was pat and se- He also moved for sisnilar-Retunts albs Oases of Bossed -ut , Pe goosopliho, eogothotomiart i rit ..........1 gativettoittiout a division. the Royal Enepweetit...6llllllldee•L' u ' ' ) Spoiler& wit, whom tlier Seitihntirrto %WS Mr. HUME then adverted to 3 practice in phe area Mr. BATIWRST gaitU implies" .? moald deprotators upon tbe contZlig 'At iva ; 6l tl NI . Total Sura.stdd &usually 76481/. 16s. 2d. • Total of AppdliUsents from Half-pay to Full-pay, or appo i n tin g persons to commissions and. rethwitqf he-1 11 04a 194asorew te Asaralvae them on the same day; clearly chewing that there yes • Thlt (today.* of the Pay 'bowleg brill •• arts of robbery and swi • .1 , • the movements-but above all. the fat foio k • . lime Vacatiebis, and not by Exchange. from Ist . JfietrarelBl6, to tit ley 1820, brink fitter years •no intention of those individuals ever doingapy asila. House Adjourned. . .; • a N o w o pal p o lik o • ~ . . 411 t o service, whilst titer received half•pay. . I vomit& of lIIISIVIS ant Groats, Dee. 25, He . hasty •• . • -aaness.-. . MINORITY this was a power possesied. •and he believed eteroised „ N Tai flog • n. a. uusuggss govt - . .. . . .. , . . . . Lai with sound discretion by the Doke of York, to rewatel --.•. .. QTI AGAIXST •LLOW- P ella " . pl c :king, found enaUgit the Of the darem o i leave but little rem to 4Lettbt 11114 NA no simi f se , • tHei - iIIARGS Or 3,1001., bit lilacs tts TIM PORND We regret chef it is 11344 41111grair, teetiOn • . In* of appointments to first Commission, iniirideals that he thought deserved it, but he thought AA AGRMeT FOR Tag FATIIGNT or roam" iIALT•PST. more satisfactory detail of as , . 4 , grecs of Persons from civil life, with- it was a practice which should be exploded. .1" , •• vi •Of Officers from Half-pay not 'e lk Lord PALMERSTON said, that the only cases i - --maxim a ism al rp.. and their Half par being 33 . bydeb this r ice occurred was where aMa r • ttillt Exchange or Purchase. pra t - . , jo 0 , v . 0. , . im6 . 134 . , filled 9 up from received permissios to sell his commission. and the , . . 06 ; 16 . ~ 1 . 1617 ' ll' ' or MO • 71 - - 9 S 9 - • 11 11119. 104 - • 14 lOW - 110 - - 12 508 That had half the appointments been 52 Hallipay, averaging the ages of the Ensigns and Cor- . • maul sebum, the sari saved td the public, which may be coesideted the same as would be paid foe the purchase of as annuity of 551. would be in otiose, es fellows:- Vat PA i m Cornets and Ensigns Annuities of MI. for Persons 22 Fears of age. 1816 - £6l Thos • • £925 each - £56,425 1317 - 31 - 23 916 - - 29,296 1810 - 40 - 24 912 - - 36.480 1019 - .15 - '25 909 - - 40.905 1820 ns anci i es y List, report. int - was 4 in the the -itt ove was copie d had bee 9 evident • - 2b the army were t rine to the e cc. The Resolat T 90 if Total filled 3- - 44.. be fore be found *purchaser for any of three. in else the Commander-in -Chief must either do theiteins- T, AIPRIL 30. . .i., ani •ret . Viaolllll4 llSlgrave, T. W. Beaumont, ewer. that the vigilance of oar pslien will yes sifi et i S. Comptes, Colossal Devise, us that oppoetanity by ferreting sat the deans edit " Va. Ilia" V. Forbes, d. G. Hob- perr et i! ted this h oef lg d eo .f....(A mor i ose Parr.) hank, Col. O'ealleghan, o e . Phillips, Hon. W. .1 1 . IF. Pow- lett, Lord J. Russell. O. R. like, J. Wharton. M. Wyvill, lONIAN ISLAM& -........, HIT' ACT OF a LIITTRII, HAVER v .- eelies in which they were happened to be diet* Isawsoss. bishimum:ellestesa firtrimilia. mare. teibmtme. Mooch, nitxct cited " meth sensation in cisr ilia' We !fast, dee . of revoking thc permission to sell, or the coon- M. IVotad, Thee. Wilses.-Tt4ler, Hon. H. O. Bennet. minion and the reduction to hatf-pay must be dated MINORITY on the saute day the appointment occurring pro firma ox MR. ealtlveßV'S MOTION, THAT TIN 110Usa WOULD to a corps no longer in existence. 1 per abolished. Henry thought the practice ought to be 947 al - £206,353 only a moiety of the atss a d up from the Half- n (matey would be of great e ion which he was about to vcrbetine from a Resolution which a e Sir H. HARDINOE q ii carried *rm. c 0.,. in the year 1740. He then more" the following Resolution :--" That an l o irobi.e .Address he presented to his Majesty, that for the present and Mare ease of his Majesty's subjects, i t 30 a the b u ra tine one 0 en subsequently 1 to yea Officers c u e 0 ce of en rs Officers a Major , laj o f I 9 . ere t meritorious vs in missions, an g a he would he graciously pleased to employ in his army a wifean e Cornwal I . i the d i• r u r ul his consideraf i rem ad who . w fa er n allowance eq seek persons as now remain upon Half-pay who are which weal still qualified to serve his Majesty." lord PAIabIERSTON said , he should abstain from entirely disagreed with the Hot. A Me i mbei who spoke last. He thought it Would be an extreme hardship to deprive an officer of the value •mfenc.:, area It, mai " Farther arrests have Me. place in the lonia Woad& In addition to tbf individsah altestlgver TAHR INTO ITS saisOuli CONSIDSSATION roe nom 'dotted, Ragan Rossi, justice of peac • &raft* sALARtaS„ o* 1,40111. AND UPWARDS, or eI.SISHa IN major of militia ; Sicaretto, who was se s eetaly to li PeRLIc OrrlCEs.-.-SIONDAT, APRIL 30. Henry Brougham Ralph Herne!, Mm. Sir Isaac Cof- n, Bart. Hon. H. P.C. Cansdish Colonel Davies, Thos. former British guvernors, Oeserals ! Ma r ald Aim and Campbell, with many others, are Bow ha • England. complaining of some of Sir Thomas Mel penman, Sir R. Ferguson , Joseph ' Flume. J. C. r ob. at C.rfd ' for having signed a petition " the Ilse house, Hon. C. H. Ilu:chinson,.ll l . Mone, Hon. Jas. w. j l . a i r , - . his commission, because unforeseen events rendered it tin, !lark Milbank, Col. O'Callaghan,land's proceedings, ind explaining the mesas be hi necessary or expedient to redact 'a battalion. Whilst Powlet, A. W. Robots, 0.4. Keborts. Lord J. littweell, employed to make them accept the constitution. TI he was on his legs he would take the o pportunitt o f Jas. Scarlett. A. M. Taylor, Sir R. Bt. Williams, Mat- police officers at Zante seized Signer Rossi, w hit e ., directing the attention of the executive to some aeist- lag regulations which bore with great injustice on ter- additional. e • t a i e r , 1.1 service, there re i s ot tni 1301. ran k regulations, e Awe of a year. vide 31aj were d only al in particular . at o and ha ow su ff ering iv to support • in Chief would don, and allow those o a - d This r t the-Orne varia this nt rate was paid f r n o great pr out of hi . 4 e u the w l e e ie . o i of or al i•i In can th some t . 4 5 U lialf-ps e - . Y ease with ho hail be thew W0061.-Yellers, Thee. Ornery; Hon. H. U. Brant. played is collecting signatures to this petition ; a nws. iv 1.511. Su S H ll . N a O timoses Tr isto.n, Thos. Denman. 1 Ce .07:27.....errT c : OTION r DA v, % ow l " . Hon Win. o . .1 r Beaumont, A. II e Hamilton, IL Bei ilton Russell, m a ILI? Kb o 1 his com er ! 1 11 r jar 0 C. 11 . ..onche ;rations, liar- J. I s pay. lie hoped I take this subject into OAP 011 . 1Ceri to receive nal to time full pay of their Commission d nut cost the country more than 2,70f1/, The resolution relative to the Half-pay, with various others, were then agreed to. latthew , I J. B. M • REDeeINO • DHURST.- i t, .0. MARGE R AT . a sA ern s 7244l. 7118 rbes Hon emelt mith , • Yood.-Teller. r Brans ,.h Ar leta , 311. HORR Non, . V..•.,. . James Oilman, n m Bernal T. W. h Oeo. Olpr-, E. Harbord, Jos. Hume, RI 0. Phillips. (1. R. Rice, Lord Thos. Wilsois, W. Williams, , Col. Davies. eeteemmEntme IBLE AND . Ir g a a at 1 back, to m the re w forced h M • .. o ai . If pitiable o ' DOW p n tl i " The hied vrs TRRIOCrS MURDER. ceeding .............-_ ibis is the crime! Are not the lonians, even tithe ro itution, invested s t a tecling alo ad's own are ai se go about to proc un o praise of his re Put u igs? 1. but own me withthe right of peifo And did net NieTa i a very few used measures ? But esta state to whi r c e h ai :h u ese ater u e n t f to ort a si n t i a alat te bie reduced! fate of those ostler arrest will net be ie til Sir Thomas Maitlaud bee connusein with government ; for which purpose he Is sow , to Loudon ; bat surely be will not be abi deceive the ministers relative to the real state of th ot.x, MARCH 22.-The aceompanyiognarratire there, bet e it is by the events which will advise you of the berrlbk sad mysterious murder occur. He is accompanied to England h e ;: er ii, which was committed in this town on Tnesday morn. Cappadoca. one of the judges who condemned Ma ing last-a murder which has no parallel unless it be sago ; and whose object is, no doubt, to visileal I • • irty lengthened arguments on the question. as the . . •garkst Member intended to make his motion at *no- Mr. BERNAL wished to know from the Nal& Marquis opposite , a hether there would be soy ohjor- the one perpetrated on the body of Fealties in France, proceedings against him." which yes so drobt will recolket. - - -- -- i 1 . riper time. He could assure him, however , that it was • themexions wish of the Commander in Chief to gallery tion to an understanding that the daysa on width Com- We have seldom read either in the annals of real PRICIFI OF STOCKS Tina neY AT oNg O'CLI Bank Sunk e9SI --r- Iperia stork ii„, miters of Supply stood, should be left free from the life or in the pages of romance, of deeds of blood and 8 per ms C en t. B e d, asig loads -Tile. IS ~i ti •. • th e claims and wishes of the Hall Officers of the u dons which generally took precedence on them to horror equal is atrocity and shocking cireumstauctet, Sper Con. lea Soeth-Sea stock • Army as far as could be done consistently with justice sig n Mow Aas. ays, in order to the acrelerstios 40( üblic buskers. to one which has jest fallen under our notice-the ref_csig• *le to other classes of tile nation. The number of beat d a per vats. MI Es BMOC Os. is. ILI cometimees. . whiee,bai boom granted. fres . ihnotoor , with refereoee to, the estiouwe !Or otro i tt ..,Ai t „rwlealan of which. as farp* We hare been able to col- *a %li on f o n s i Onalestie liemy -4p 1816, to IS2I, was 1105, of which 508 were Without wished a l so to itnew if iialtfamt loa• i Ight not Le w- an 'kll We here lay before Me loaders. *Me IMO Jar Meow . India for ditto equally Imitable hour as fire for the commencement of A the Vest of this month two Frenchmen came Len AIL IS 7- 14 1 • , . purcase, 114 were Cadets from the Military College, arid 80 Half-;my Oificers, leaving 314 appointed, as it lie business • and w h e ther , as it was probable there from Baltimore , II dll l a p - SP eer ' eet • 7 " to this ace and rented a sma we • Coo. for Act n o Lott. Tweets 1 . lb p w " o b old be no House i on Tharslty, it m i g ht not he pro- ing house in a retired situation near Plume's Rope kish 6 ett , 1 1........... .............,.......-...........--ee•Cent. nits termed, by favour. The average of each year was 1 . to transfer the Ordnance Estimates which stuod Walk, bat seldom made use of it, and then only at etc btattiiman. - , • . ; Ili Commissions to persons not before in the Army, per for that day to some other. night. Their mysterious movements excited consider- ) and 38 to Cadets and Half- pay Officers. Were the 1, The Marquess of LONDONDERRY declared his era- able curiosity in the seigbliourhisod, and even enspi- i evve cions not altogether favourable to them. diness to assent to any proposition tending to s _ mite . morning these II 1 • oi 1 Oevernrneet to adopt the plan of filling up all !mean. cies from the Half-pay, to the exclusion of every other " ens lISITISS STATIISSAN " IS incoaronatte warn SIATILPIIAN. " the convenience of the House. lie saw no objection to I,ONDON: It ' .... is l e v vtlay _. two men and a third, were ciao in the community, it would, he was sure, have a 1 the public business commencing at half-past four, and I . ) .redto be in the house, and between 9 and 10 WIDNESDAT EVSNISS, NAT 2, 1921. . mast pernicious tendency. He was convinced nothing the House would not henceforward be kept o clock a Mrs. Lester, residing in an adjacent true- __....... was so important, in a constitutional point of view, or he h o p ed herentiy gas it lead been that day. Ile was perfectly 'n et "' • • wastin was alarmed by a sadden cry, which seemed STOCK EXCHANUE , ONE O'CLI ) more calculated to remove the prejudices in • ‘1 ttached to standin armies. as to connect the reat willing to go into the minute details of the public esti- a g an d mates, and thought it would be desirable to leave tar to be the cry of " murder!" Some time after 2of the . men left the house. Mrs. Lester under the conviction The Funds have been rather steady lately, 1 1- 1 mass of the property of the country with them ; it would day sa, on which Committees of Supply fell open fur that that there was something for Money being still about 7211, and for the A was from a clear conviction that that operation woumu related the eircumstancegs am iss „ purpose. i a ss co g n o s i I n a g b l e e n , in oi t io he en li t on ere se d , • ! i be suspended by taking the course pointed out by the g allant Member, that he must Dispose his motion. Mr. HUME had understood there would be little or the house, and discovered a spectacle truly horrible 7ft. Business here seems to be rather upon I cline. as there is but little doing either for MI Mr. HUME said, he could not allow the present no business to-morrow. This was • so generally under- and revolting to every feeling of humanity. In a the Account. stood, that be bad been asked by ball a dozen Meru chastiser of the second story was extended _....._-_. vote to pass without patting on record a few facts on • ben whether or not there would be a Home. Ile the naked trunk of a human being, • - dot its head The French papers of Saturday and Salida divested on the floor i i l l i , the subjert, which he thought ought to be kept in view. After a few observations, the Hon. Gentleman thought it might he as well not to allow the nary esti- and limbs, and in the fire place lay the head, feet and mates to stand over. hands, burnt almost to cinden '.! Ihe arms were se pa- come to hand since our last, as well as private from Vienna and Paris. By the latter we lea nrarrea as an amendment, to the following effect :- The Marquess of LONDONDERRY said, . ( " That it appears from Returns before the House, that t h e Navy rated from the body at the shoulder joints, and again from the 25th of aannary, 1916, to %one date in 1821, Estimates might stand over till Friday, but be t i 1. ; oug h t divided at the elbows ; and the legs eat apart in the , 31. de Chateaabriand hail been very kindly I it might be as well to go through with the remainder Jo . that there were 1105 Commissions filled up by the • ints of the knees-indeed the whole infernal opera-1 by the Ministers since his return to Paris, of of the Army Estimates. The rema i n d er of the \aryl Commander in Chief in time Cavalry and Infantry tom appe ared . to have been performed with the dux- sured by M. Pasquier that bar name was prat I iI t 11. the line. in favour of pereons that were never before in Estimates that might be left from Friday could be pro- terity of a skilful surgeon. The limbs thus separated , 11 II i, , , 1 ' t 1 i t Sir O. WARRENDER postponed his notice fur without 1 and that there were daring that period a K.-ea nomber of Comets and Ensigns on half-par , bringing forward time Nary Estimates till Friday. front whom the appointments might have been made Colonel DAVIES suggested that it might be desk- of Officers of experience, a saving being thereby ef- ab le to make t he O rdnance Estima tes on Al""slAY• felted to the public of 29,000/. a-year. or a total at twelve rear,' purchase of 348,001 1 1. That it apps : s aims that these five years only 54 Ensigns and daring After • short conversation, in which the alanpiess o LONDaNDIRRT and the Sprains took a part, it was bolical authors of this foul massacre had dispatched their victim, and two hutch knives , the office of dissection. • er which bad served f A Coroner ' s Inquest was immediately summoned, but no evidence appeared which could in time slightest E m i name of the deceased nor that of his companion could Pe marchie :don la Clrrec. The letters from Vie dated the Ifith ult., and state that " the err rors are atilt at Laybach, and M. Metternich r to hold`frequeet conferences with M. Cap, d' It seems that nobody is very certain how lose 508 eroded wills on Monday. were thrown together is a bucket. On the floor lay 1 the list of the .ITheisires cr Rtat-a title which at the publication of his famous pamphlet. the army. 597 of that number with purchase, and an axe, besmeared with blood, with which the dia. finally agreed, that the remainder of the Army Esti- degree criminate any known individual. Neither the ll' 1 1 1 1 1 '4‘ ' 1 m i ! I r .1 4 's : • i. : . . • 4 1 . 1 '?. ' ' Cornets were appointed from the half-pay. notwith. needing the great number of competent persons sinii- . lorly situated." General DASCOYNIF: observed, that the lion. Mein- " mates should be taken to-morrow, the Ordnance - Banaton Monday, and the remainder of the Nave Es- h' aatere eie situates on a subsequent day. leer's motion went to exclude all but militant men who the Army Estimates were to be taken tootsorraw, that bad already served from entering the ranks Of Ihe army; be would then move an Address to his Majesty on the whereas he ought to take into cunsideratiou, that after • dst len and bloody contest the country had been en- gaged (n, there must be many meritorious officers whose ed with certainty, and all the account that pttal of Carniola. Some say that he is on the ror Alexander will prolong his residence it could be given of them amounted to no more than his d e persurogo Petersburik 1 ot:less saws ' lonel DAVIES gage notice. as thegemainder of what we haewh°lo" nutted, titeePt that they had been fore he gore batk to his kiagolom. he will nil expediency of employiug o ffi cers now on half-pay. The House went into a Committee on the Salaries of the Officers of the Insolvent Debton' Conn, in the e night before at • hoes* of no good repute in Church-street. and the verdict of the jury was as a : belief . • that ruins unknown." utattter of course, " Wilful murder by some person or sal is, see to Italy. As to the Ensprior Francis, this tows. A great European Congms, it we shall see him very soot k . 4 ' • (Wes In behalf of their children were entitled to the atteution of the Commander-in-Chief. lithe Hon. the The Ireland, in which certain Resolutions were agreed tu. care There was so furniture of any kind in the house, is to be assembled in a short time is our I a few articles of bedding and two trunks. What order to fix in a sterile and irrevocable meal i el ' Nth , . bad taken the trouble to inquire into the nature of the The Report was ordered to be received toonorrow. then could have been the purpose of these people in (farads) all the principles upon which the the great European family are to be fon* appointments that had taken place within the last fi ve The Dish Insolvent Debtor,' Will was read a second taking the house ? , ! . In one of the tinaks were a number of articles of say that Austria and Russia have agreed I years, he would fiad they were principally of that de. time, and ordered to be committed on Monday. .. I'i' ' ' 1 ' seviptlon, and that. generally speaking, those who were The third reading of the Irish Court of Chancery valuable cloathing ;in the other a number of vale- the Sublime Porte their armed '" arrest f, ' epee half-pay at present had nu wish to return upon full Bill was postponed till to-morrow. able watches, watch chains. and sundry articles of establish tranytillity and order in her dial ray. As a proof of this it would be found that shire nuorrca COURT OF ADMIRALTY. jewellery-un the floor , too, was an elegant gold vines : tbe fart is, that Austrian and Rao . ii' 1 I ' ' • )016. front ISO to 300 annually had retired voluntarily On the third reading of this Bill, patent lever watch. 'fbe object in comusiting the are marching to the frontiers of Turkey. v I • i 0 vl , front full to balf-pay. Colonel Datil* and General Osscovss mutually en- e I Lord A. HAMILTON spoke at some lengib on sere- murder could not have been plunder, or the murderers Monarchs at Laybach have invited sh pia joed. . , sal of the provisions of the Bill. would have secured these valuable. What then could Victor Kintoasuel. to re-ascend the throne of Sir H. (II lAN spoke against the Amendment, and The WRI) ADVOCATE d e f e nded the m easures, base been the motive ?We can imagine no other bat The chief cuetents of the Paris papers ao •ealled the attention of the House to circumstances of and commanded that that and the other Bill now before revenge. lowing :- 4 • treat hardship under which be conceived officers of the the Hoses were well calculated to carry the intentions Another idea suggests itself, however, which does !ARTS, Anil 29.-I'l4 King hag sent so I 1 - rank of Major-0,0ml" laboured in consequence a the f the Coasnsisslosees into effect. 1 . 1 I adding retniations. He was acquainted with one in- a away this *apposition. Their intention e vidently wa s to every aptt%tti of dr tits, to Weed tho fete of tbe b i 1 I t he in w of the Officer having expended 5,01101. in I 1111 r. HUMS bore testimony to the anxiety of the to est the whole body in pieces and burn it at their Bordeaux. the purchue of his eammiesions, was now placed ulna Learned Lord to mutt the wishes of all parties, and leisure: and their leaving the house was probably sully Letters • f Naples of t h e g t t, o f April - 1 a retired allowance nivalent to the half- aof a Lieut.- se the 'Romaine of allowing . three months for a time whett the woOld return cns let theirP Atte 1.. one individnal 3letuher of the .Cliimber el p y Wool 1--- Y 9 y_•o It u that the al at *hip of th I MI. awe met equal to a life annuity which his mosey inlaid of one for consmunkatioss to be made from hellish work. sad carry olf the property without ex- iguss i ald troe frigate of the same nation. I 1 • 1`. 4 1 Build bate purebased. Scotland to this country, en the subject of compen- citing 'napkins. 4 S pan , whieli were Jodie bay of Nimeleg i -.4 1 i l . 1 Mr. HI:MUSSON h”ed the Hon. Member (Mr. nat i on. In woe of the trunks was foetid a osmotic diploma , orders to set sail immediately, awl leave he • lbw) would not think of remain his resobstion, be- The LORD ADVOCATE had so objection to the from the 0 ad Two Sicilire. I t . c a a e r se it went diregl it y to all moo= 1 m in i te w a i rm i t peepeee d a k eee d ee . if i t " o ki regu l ar ) / be ma d e 4 11 fluor of . Paula i • , k , . raem • the weenies in the hit= realm a able stage of the Bill. soore,ll.l Dec . 1620 ; hut whether that was the same _, trusted within' important mission to tyiei • 1 .T , • tbarfor . .s. be 1 1 111 ed up by akin fres the The word " Nis" was than omitted isj_ the had of the dessoomi, 4)r 4 bis 441."1"414 at . Indeed ''' of qtr Netherlands , oat that he will Wit te _ IL a am SOO eileimis that the emir 46 • . a ' , w hi c h shwa. he malselMellt be the mud •" three. and that lAlP anle alil. eaydi datedgiCityliPofissoithtie„ wi lt is currentlyiireprie ed th i a i t til t litikziado Aim et diesp...ta a mow a stern hint It was of *at killadve. Ile Wig aillaittall would be oat off. was eenvisoni Bill, se messed. was mod a died and paled. • 'eta** a Estwwbitati. ;dm .saiß he ma .acquateted tY it pin believe the dar' 4ll3l Li'die ' lie. 1 / 4 - ~. - ... _ ~.id. b g Malt tma u . TATAIINAN" IS INCORIPORATRD will " TN Great slavtuktimigis ri c e & LONDON: . i pa Omni tots I:cr.:sine, NAT 2, 1921. *Atli —405-- - • In 04 :ToCK BM:MANUS. ONS O'CLOCK. Ratan have been rather steady lately, Coatis Ads 1 g still about 721, and for the Moat Of tits s here seems to be rather upon the Jit. . The I is but little doing ei ther for Meaty onumb Tin • SOW ipapers of Saturday and Sunday bre dope duce our last, as well as private kV* • lige ad Paris. By the latter we leant tilt Xi abriand had been very kinJl y rterirti sad I era since his return to Paris, Bed * - Mel toar l astptier that his name was put soma's It Atimistres 1 Etat—a title which he lat Prai lion of his famous pamphlet, IA . 1 1 4 " teal (a Chnrte. The letters from Viten sit mad It ult., and state that " the two Dor •• I at baybach, and 31. Metternich r emiss+ tits eat conferences with M. Capusristr ia-- 1 nobody is very certain has 101 l dog* She Ste ider w ill prolong his residence is the m the dole. Some say that he is on the point 0 1 le „to Petersburgb.; ot:lers eytest 11mt Is' , • Y I , A back to his kiagdont, he will tags/ if " • 1 , As to the Emperor Francis, toll that we shall see him very soma bail SO A great European Congress, it Is mrl llll L misled ito a short time in our ssFalkis in a resits and irresseslde nesse sr(4 o ._, gal I the principles upon which the AO." ' uropean family are t o be fowled. 110 , A marts and Russia have agreed NAl..' * Porte their armed intern's** ir' P antyaillity and order in her disturb. , F' fart is, that Austrian and R A K * esaills " 11 _ 0 , e ng to the frontiers of Turkey. The 1 at baybarlt have invited t he. late Mit l D amsel, to re-ascend the thr one of Sarillis• of contents of th e Paris papers at e the i°' 1 I , stti. 29.—The King has sent Ni insitstifs I , divitinal 31enther eft e tion Cletmber uf the of Per ' t, !ad tho fete of the p Deis Neat Naples of the 911, of April &snooty"; Ipauisit ship of th e line 1,, tisterrt, 0 1 :, h e frigate of the rune station, IA Fen! . rhielt were is the bay of Noir,- kare Woggle" et sail immediately, awl leave the pests si ire. neatly reported that die Doke of Wellist he us the Continent. It is said that be 0' ith as important mission to the tie wow tbertaads, and-that he will visit di* I—. t l et Ms Ih ialbelieve the JahreGarg Gan ke