The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-07-12 00:00:00

ilk We: sT , Oerejae ; rine . the officers, too, Were cut 00 . • from. the the B e i '14 : 1 qonralq.a . .oo f itio r p st ei is ji m a ita: I . t h e Are r hopes of promotion. lie repeated his ,opinions alt!l pinions praC l i otthe : p!iio, - ,be,could sok - hitip : obeetwittg ll ' 61'64 the former year respecting the cavalry tygulations, aktlitieggetated pictur) waa presented, by which had succeeded in taking away things moBt use the Right Homo' arable Gentleman u p on th a t saliest, - for the House and the count r y c ou ld no t di ttl eb lll ful, and substituting things scarcely even Ornsmen from its mind, that howeve r d e lib er at e l y the Police tal. Under the present regulations it would bp bet ter that the cavalry Colonels should have nothiq to with France Might have beep formed, wadi yet re do with ,the clothing of their regiments, for they mained, to be dotte It.would be recellosted, that were often consi&rabl}s losers.all the territory regained frnm 'Prance Was yet to bo Lord PALMERSTON said,•that the Board - which distributed, aud, under all the rircurnatnuces of the had drawn .up the cavalry regulationi, was composed case, he submitted it would be quite impossible as of the most ° Officers, and their opi- ' yet to reduce our military establishment to the stand- distinguished nions were more likely to be accurate than that of and which some Gentlemen iiitst in view, at Jost to any inilirideal : the lion. Gentleman, however, that which : existed 'twenty yea,. ago. It must brotight the subject under, diossion, he should by .be borne in mind, that very material changes had.' ready to meet him. As to t Veterans, it was its t taken place in the eatermil re l a ti ons and internal. hl tended to dis Continue them as battalions, and to . !condition of th'e several nations of Europe, whisk thine the Officers on full pay, and'the privates nn :it would be expedient to _consider before any Wow. *such an allowance as the Chelsea Boaril should thin4t ;lotion should be :adopted with regard to the ft. 'These battalions were compose of own who, !amount of our military force. Recorriug Sieith' . were t h eeg h t el he Was not prepared to give any precise informastag! though net fit for active service abroSK, able to sustain the less severe duty of garrisons. The . upon that point ,at, ptesent, but he and() assure the. 'goose that nueatteption w o uld b e paid to-the:eta* teason why the canal practice of keeping these troop tit home had been departed from was .the unprece....:And destinies of that country . . dented demand on the country for‘niilitary force . .--. I Mr. BANK ES deprecated the idea of leaving this. Although they had been sent abroad, they had been country in any degree .diSkelidgat upon the aeon/tide: stationed ingerrlsOus, only in Madeira, or N or th of other l=owers, isfiff refe rre d tp t h e .aeraega mo t America, eo that the severity of the service was not proposed by, thattrt Statesman, Mr. Pitt, mite the irocreased, sed eterrattention bad - been paid to the' amount of our Military *force, upon a peace tests comfort of the individuals. To little hardship was blishment, in order to gelde the judgement at the, there in therVase of the Officers, that much more House, which ouohtto heir La rttitid, , that while wen opoicsioo were made for otam i sa i ene i e th e v ei l were influenced by..thek..staisions, the jest's*, or instability of nations set likely to' cease, .and Oran Ilittaliens than could be. Wooded to. It 49 4 4.1 that it wouid be absord• Usti cbuntry to cakshite ler, easy to say that reductions ought to tio lent in details be de fi ed any person to show thgt,"o,l upon a ' security from wai. l Therefore, he would at. stem y had -been neglected.. It was Impossibl i e to ee i war recommend that due p revision should be made *re the regiments till the bettalions had. t egtersw i against the visitation of suds a calamity, witich; at 0; but orders ltd beep loped to reduce th cptstairr i !east, was not more improbahle in future tinies t than regiments w reach; the troops having,topnCes4 duced from tea to eight, the number of toed, l itch troop from 80 to 40. .41is to the•iedeetioe df ths . liti.. lit*, 6r. so eartym. April *it, it we tole . cot,oi r tected .the number of Fropeb pri,eonero l fOr , ir,hooe safe cainody we had to proms. All possible pro.. gress was made in the reduction .of the militia, 011 regiments ;bat could he spared Wog marched beck In their . ccupetias to be disbanded. AS to the . S , taff o it conliiemt be reduced till Op troop; to which i t Iwo% ihtlecbed bag! returned home. It w lij suAcieet that t perm establishment, in generals irould bp NOO4 on the mot economical arranserneots. As to - Oa Pal - Officers, it: was ;Topcoat' taipcipa* - Geufrof .. _ . - the fay of 1,11,9,4, w„l}p bap! u 4 yegim ants from 1,1. 124. fid.ro Il.,l4ll.whicb woold make in all .an ivcome pf 704 ,ir yeti. 11 !gold still, boycott, by a mark of 41, 0 1 1 1potiou itoll of artyontage, to po l o, ars regirsieniii /ctst Alcoio whO were not of tinik oii , Aloft might giro theoi up; and secive the inproa t ie4 i pay. The Noble 40; , ,odForting to the Gnirk observed, that such O . era of that: body as beroiao, General Olileera shool bi wholliralleved from reok.; l mental duty, wiili regard to 'lo6i indeed,. Illosist i Office/8 l were otogoforis f0.4n 4 .q*tto lueffstiont . imi origin cap*. :lime Ofileas 4140 n Wring so reliirad, ttoir4prains no4,oer 014Femiklush 4) NoFeemi t would gain in rimity of pronwt*a• #, 10. farthota. provision for the Q cers of the GO*, vtlyo, from , their services, ha though y pectiliarly entiger), to kb. cOositietatioo of Abe 11409 c f• obe lgohla 1,, ,1 0 .4 xakt, that he prOposorl . to grigg. to the first hi.fiQK ot tbo. Firso 4egiounsoakicit coosielpd of *rep battalions 'j 9001. a year i tollts 6rs Majors of the !WOO flea tllird regiments, greb of whiCh consisted of 914 1 Y tagir 1404.1 101 n NW. a year; to the Captains of tho Igi t , Icilli o:s3l;itiMiati of Guards he proposed to gloat 5001. a pis., brit on half-pay, he proposed an addi. i tion of 501. a year, to the ordinary allowance to ti* Captains of the F irst Regiment, who appeased to have a stronger claim ; and 301. a year to, the Cap tains of the other two Regiments ; to the Liqutailanta. of the army who had had an addilismal pay of ono shilling a day, be proposed to gigot an tobliiion of sixpence a day oo half-pay ; the half-pay of Ansi_llloll he proposed to fia at three shillings a day. No The o ! ble Lord concluded with some generej ollietwations., in support of the proposed arraogetneot, • Vet). GASCOYNI thought thetas the Committee would be the proper, place for going into detail% !Loy observations upon them woutd be inappropriate upon the mpfint, before the house. Mr. PO - iONll id, the! he hard ,it. _, N:, .4Y saiu, i *me ***Oral 0: 1 IV n b' " K V' wilier's to make which applied- to the pstociple of Shp ,' . pE,ZIN ET pootmodA, t the whole arreege... , motion—that the military establishineat of the, Fat s j *Mit wee a. job to eatainkilectsitsonege ef , tbercess. Pirecouli 'bet be consistently seduced to the standard mender in caw. . ... —._,..•_.• . . at w Nelk oitoo.a preiinos tq the war, lie was read i , Gen. Gascoigne Lord Newel*, Ofilifitillelleate, tq atilt, i but be contended, that ev e ry eacasa. her , severalikeshaineti• , , -: • ".--,:. . yeti that ;loaders( oofht to (*notified upon it% OWq 1 Sic attYKAilaig# 4 , Wiwi the meaiei al rronda t . he eaceacpstated- by, the . 11%10,440g af i neecti IA" cAlltradth:- _ .... 40- 1 1 Mt"Oci . 144, OW OUP Ini . tilt 1 , 4 01 Fr. 44 I) , liiPs'iii4 gyiv tAatcwitila the Committee wart 4 r.. AI ,_ 4 ..... ~.i . P.' Julti4eo94 ; Aff#;lfS . .filltheft w-f4f 90efli4lifitig *Pt NM Ilheigld 0 , eboald not be th „,,,, r l i r 'W t?'" 4 ' 14 'mu 1141( KIll*P 1 "tfli*P4l ellettl4.l 'Weil to cogiefel.Q.friete,, tbeee were two daises of bet iLikin4 Cliclolf, cittlifli . PAIN tit 41.1014.iftlrlalf!i" wltilde•ilittesitlen isetilittlY (Poem.' Oloir _ A _.l 411 . 444t Y .- . . SAVAIIPAR".! ought tO 14ilutnoidffetien.. „ ke meant the Lieutenants tied Pe.. c4P*41 6 1 4 ° thOirhieh finiaft Prinm to IhtfsffletiWeir44ldfttat-heaAllsrsistrasiteeelt he bag.ert timiTY war. 'Pie SOK 4r4 blifligPePlir?. 11;1%."1 rillatiltd-githr ;1 1 ..*fr'Pedition with the deepealt Gig. mlibeay, agteblisiiroont must lak rgim4te4k nttlie ! 044,..5.bei,41 4 %Mite kW WitidOg 411 which to.aabgie' a moon' qf two mitietaiocd. inr 'Ogg Wirelitlati bY (MOP .**:tfalr,PW Weidit Rot, 1 4.045% F° w et!** 11 4 . 14 sim:e4 4 o4 toil .4 Mk *lick PIA,. In Vottt e 4, Tiblitii,:!init *Milk etigiti Ned' te elestallei prised at thieshaarlationtikkig .. ea _apt, tip r z ate their condition, than to Tote 20,0001. a.yeet to. ai n SiSte-at With the suktitmln 4144* t. 4 iNstble.l.Pi , 14 190PyrO $l4 t * ,110 . 0 , wbialt tbem.moy peraese, In (Cartiereagh),. that we had uosa to loph, fgr it : Iv*, 'whosi, lyins i tf ip. 'roe to be soceteptioltett, twat , / a profound, and ettomspicioue pew i. ,. If elk4op i,44 witii:disapprobiti pvt,sad I_lo4 rather should me not follow that bectios.e 1040 1 / 4 or 4.mtitaia,, (kg apo depolkw-Lifeeirs 4010)r-sWili bet*. this smugly other Power, maintained ;apt 41.49QP troopk, omit t4,qo 'pad pu,v4aefe whim theassee,loto might, be beti than usual, this ootaatryi should be inoumber,e4..Wi i th, negpiall3i appropsialest fp ;. vielaitailiava data sena: : the support of an. additional militar* foJrce*. Walay th vi.dettle, *to , of mbeftte were well itssois to • .1. indeed, the ;tate:Lae* ot..tho, go* Soctoor* lOW Meru 40114 BAR% smelded,PeceolluT elt el F"reign 4 air. Au* t ( *) *Wines, oe , deStrAIS et aleck el th e rooo,k losligofit *ow la the ceititegi tire Noble . Ed (Palmeraton) a wAasoite qntenal4lo, eity.- - -(Hear, hear!) flere the at, 1 49,902nt1en0111.01Pci,e4 t,9 tho 'to* - bor4 RALIK FAO ql4 liellnel, that la, eslitg the Jr 1 of SiCity r and thaziowa of Goittnasent with. regard, fools, w,bioh b;4 he*P' lelPhlldetol, to this Howls Ow to that country. iiiton this seittect,,aepecting whit* c140,01t, sf that highly world mod markezieutsde;rip he did not mean to pronounce , asi,y Wave upon Mi., 1 1. tips of ofsgenthad %et c Ito ',pigheaded, best, ores:.. nisthrs, he - felt himself snap!, to, form any opitylos 'looked. Some limitations it was necessary to lliti' fcr he could not understand the cap. Andeed,il owl 14144t0 of obooq fosii7 vlaielb. 'mere Whelp to ht" ma re d at pieaeqt unintelligible, anktperhap; it wool Slow w Casey 0,04 flAil *PM tot consider tho week not yetlespedient to give any. eaplenotioup Skew Awe, 1* tike Warw. isf , pay to. the , LipliA . Lord_ CAsr LE It EA G lik said, the ; House and 044 %emote, aosi BO.* woo competed eitb *abet' - ~ ware that the 400. other efficePts. and If the haitlay• oS etch worn 4 , * very critical: state; like manner simpered, he thieght the'llosse meal& claim ulari Omit, agree that the toteoesiC Relate nligartittboSithiple .pent that auk ahouls‘ It, ahoiltl be rentembeaed Wass, that those Analyse favor, tked beceo,l4 who would he, ptated ea lea-papier. the poste/0k /90 be wanting to. mod .wbo, bad ttoemeseotly, the Jos. clelme eilomille Wink risPeci , tit wool If. 4,01414. Tittle OW wily btoaillpillelielr. .~ f:i...~~. J ~r a it. Mid been previous to the revolotiogary war. The ' teenage weed be limited wholly to the Guard', ti,t4 Honourable Member concluded with °Neer*, that , ths washer of Commissions would not etceed:llB.: adequate preparation and visprom; PfiftrAion WM Meer i Mr. BENNET explained: In considering the the beet mode of terelieetitills if it 4W not peetresst I measure as 'aloft, 'atiCin alluding to the desire ii i a war ; and ;bat, if 'that prioclple h a d boos = Mug ; Commander -10 Chief of Are*Ping at Pelireneges t; upon, _ the war which separated the American SWAMI i had spoken advisedle y . tie was the last who woe frous Greist ariusish. wo9tcl boo been much *o9oer 1 adrance any Charge loosely or rashly, ands iiii wilt brought to en end,. with mast probably 4 ray dlr. also theelast man to retract it loomty or rashly whit kraut resplt. • deliberately made. ‘. _.,'_ . 1,7 bore ,LSISIV4SX id, that th e ince,' of the 4ertecal GASColo7,Zitlitifitlitt .Guards would su ff er s h4i llArftlagelment i pso, A desultory '6Oavit s iatitio eniued, in' 'which Mr. posed , by that N4tle t od to, "upPolf -orOs ; P. Carew; 'LOrd Palmerston, Sir E. Coote, and Mr. aasettion he q9pted a spktooipp( letely proseatod taa.; ilaakaa portkiPitarcl; , '' . , ' tiii corn madder in Wit. ,No tilik ' ?...P.i.o l 4 l4l. 4ntelih! OM , - 4, . 444.11 = 41 • • tO.gt the Ode pro. stowed, -that those .Cere UPI_ ~ ,wiiiiii ; 'be posed 'by the Noble Lord' was 44,104 itspplicable niaintuined t . Ana from 'the •heroanOpt WNW* liti hi t to the Lieutenants Bud Ensign( of tut army, to the Guar* l,id reedered . thren,hos Sea mks Oa! *hint it load not afford the makitationce to which Officers of Oat joesiterlatill Ao4rs :ittlioola not hams , (l e i ital.* eutitled. ' The Ensign( *Gad hajre but 39. to cotapliia of an/ redectiop• IN! 41 11 44 1 84 Cy is their a diy, not the wages of a d ay kh aore , r I. It was at p.. , ' .., - situation of eatieine hardship in whirl ttioke gentle 411r. WW,SIJI al reattooooo, *khan the. JO * wen might net 4 9 b e p i ps ). 'p ie N o bj e • l e wd had military I)aracte,r' nidol.-tidii.keetafi 04 egeklithitAt brr n a aoSiaska siotlered the objeotions which ~ bad been --from thp eFtlator44l4 . * (8 4441 1 & WAWA. it **visa i nu b & . 1 4V Vi e • r a imirioa r eop ec tip g the qm1, 4 4.—.... thropgii its W ear and Lrield Mil itia-r-throegh its i. m- in e , elktecc i iree to 'hiin unint,cl4ih.c t . cacept iiiikt• foinatepri, aod..the Venni caiii4TY 0 . 41410 4 et . 1 . 0 'll,ll tl.ttew' titer k tilio proposed to eF* 9 49 l Xql.• tt i"Vig — in9iViii to. cf3llect fefee i • ;,,, ;/' • . X"' •-• 1 w- 1 9%ocke. - wicePtabie to dm*, ty,shoto . 14 aRx in.tecifp was' to be reeolveqs.' • • . troth;,! at all. ,_,. keret GAO* IGNE *no af)otti to pro .b* totience of II i AlWinent Wadding 1Q091." to the graa;,.. but MC. CA , 1 sniiitary estiLls t , hir.PONSOOX obsarred, that he .isad.. on 0;517 min, 'sr Autendmeot itibiffi t atcandiug to Pnriiamontary *stoa t iiitla rye' that of the tiosourablez Gasusrat, ear The. Boon lit wept to -Mike thegranft, *bile thir,t.a the tila- P) Y I . 'I4M.. it _r___s . , i_l-I.t' -''' :11 - I General tended to increase it , ., Thy ohiliet...theit iiti f i ord PALbtroseo4wil asseasses 'sew ifiatmr h u lk ; "iiiir IF et. igg . ino mt. 004, to the klitiors.4e. nations couttegtesi, with4o,llhpat otthe WWI,- ilk I ii - iikoNpk v i.4 *wooing. trolatisemdAkthe bete, aodgio.radthe Ileeeigißp *Obit tAtinkilnirs. ll l4l - 4100404 which Tuned have that effect4.tord General OfNeers. - ;64 Vinitift thtlf4,o l /4 0 ‘ 4 1.14 an Amentheent,foe.tho kite PONK)N4Y (4004- ff# aNtriattbe .cep. - 44-. - 4 4 , ke i 4 ,04,00,9001... , to subotiinie ditiol of the Gtlfkriltilt t11n14.99, 4 _ 3 , alPilt. '. ,-,_ -(14, ..0"), nOt eaceedieg 39.0001." 4 the country of loppi., whets w....w eitet liettrapbe , ...,4%.;. ; 9! . - - ~ t k b * c e p owa ig es disided. r .. ..., iornplaiut of th4l%clintingt dorki.,* tat% ,*.i... f t.. i . , -: Z . ,i. - - ~li. I . 40, 1 4 it, 15$ 1 apouww..si, Gen. G ASCOIG NE wished a largait. i ,'-'"'" -•-. ;4- : , - powati t fie made to full Generals, andriesi4o l lo 4 / 1 0.0.1 . ., "': ' -...-, ,-- . 1 -- : 111161"leatlY diwkied •" liefterat the Coomfttee oitthe 'feedlot, ,- .; : . ‘,.,, . 7 ...4,, :.. i..; .... le e rA t '' ► * 1 salt . ts, 311 M•jewit7,3lr Sir EYRIE CQCITE *eel, " • ~. . . . Int/ 01 OOP ' • • ;-''' , tension of the Noble Lord (e9mpergemojuketat- i • ti i• ielideatrit ti •• *tit tatrantittraljet 411.0.,144 ofbcer! W.lta "Cii"4 44 0010 1 1. 1 0 :.. - •'*i. - eaceedlog 400901.. foe the.4ll.lehedied 4004 hr * nip .. . • • - .., •,,,,..-..,- r , , ... , , .. :w.,..,7.. -... : ,-, . 1 " - licit PALMERSTON said, tlitatkertoth4pirsu...Aridoett, • . pay wasteuahle with staff.palt...... . - *gr. RANDS argued, !het In this ' eatniliaipa.lcieding 20,0001. be granted - forr'ille increase of the i cola asion and not ha , '• , litalf of the Sobelterna 64'a .i•pay Alen of_ On this motion the Gallery was • • red, but we 440alfocgt, is.eas agreed to eithotst o Heititraz . • NAVY ISTIMIAT i. CIiOEER, adverting to the period (some melitts tigo),When the Navy Estimates were voted,. iltaireek :that bekod then stated they wottabo.con s*cattir reduced; but tlutt, ti tht .suovti.eitietttes had bests made op, the only - witty to effect 1110 re; • &soden would be sebsequently to solutions, whigh bad since others Cepa smaller tem. ' form the. committee, that far which he should now olovk Iltelitighisteggenp, 4.loverk the knot) Resolutions, iatmithedi di el chub were The Ikon then resumed,. and blip Report woe 'wetierod le be-received toomorrostry • Chi ANC ELLOIL of. Asst. EXCHAQ U E brought in the Doke of Wellington's Annuity Bill, • Lori Combermere's Annuity Bill, and Lord Es.. vepeths% Aneeity Hill, all of which were reed a first 41mo, attek tredered. jo be read. a seconsipme iIIMPINOWa tv:^ i • 1 , • • :110 CH ANC ZLLORO Of the. EXC UER • * *al bras* in her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales's Austeeity Bilir which was read a !first time, .and or dered to be reads mooed time on Thorsday, and .er.• ditir4 to he printed. The CHANCELLOR of the. EXCHEQUER brought ins Dili, to provide. for the better Reguls , lion .oft the Acoeunts, of the Colonial , Revenue.— Read efirth. lime, end ordered to be read a second time el Prklny., and to. be printed. Aitrt naocasx brought up the Reports of the ,Teo lisportation.Bill, the French Wine Bill, and. the. I PaaaeatatiowOt.tlkr Peace in Ireland Hilt. The Re pertentreagendt to, and the Hillo were ordered to o Ibib rani a thbeliete tonseemsw. CL :Mei BROGRENbeetsebt op, the Report of tire 1 00(.4 Wbrissl' Rill, the foothesocoesidefati• u of sokielaillin. fis shim G 4 . 101= 1 0)1001114 1.11 : 6 : 11 4 was mike OW- !ins .• .•, ~~ ,guitised om i thitref e ,thiniwiinthessents, ensebisissiliesin. Lord tonedoclei e lor'd illart s • ' B e * were, necessarily' s ,- 60 iirktasseeti- itt tilie r thad•iper. ford!. Annuity Bill:s t eAditha C4istoms' •formed.imvg stgetieea r tutfl togas! Ntioo late to corn, Bill, went -thcomghGoetsnitires t . 44 Masco any aye wastes elepertion...4tiN he thoright, dthieh werecoadenedi latbereeeired . toinnssider. .litot•theetivarsinecisiLientenattts'ases.one not totbe The fipullyStamps' Bill was read a essfal.. iti jne , condeettted as paraimpkoes, cousisteetly with the ,aud ordered to sbee committed to-marrow.. ' general rules.of stile iseesice.. The whole espence of Moe .fey' her consideration of the Repeit -of the tits powwow) nstermee - wouldsp sot exceed. 361 , 01‘. It 1A pirithqntercoi!rse.l3ilt, the •secottd reading of the ity an .11119orsusable Member, a gross Scotch Roads' BUL , earl thallossai Ti m b er Bi ll, and, calculated only to gratify 'the desire. of hie I the Continiumt on tlfe Buryinen Woofleu Bill, ware Royal liighnest the .Comsnander-in-Chief, to grasp postponed to to.moirra,w.. • alter patronage. trusted it would ooly.be ne- ! The further consideration of the Roped of - , •.. .cessaty 4 In irdetttenteek this insinuation, to : Irish Insolvent Debtors' Redeem Bill, was postponed the Boise of -the entleatat and distinguished sersices to Thendaty. of thot illustrious personage since he had been at I. CITY GAOLS. On beed.of thee army, is every thing at all connect- The Order of the Day having been rend, for tilos ed..with ha Aliacipline comfort, and ,efficiency.—' tit, into farther consideration the Report of. the City [dear_, . fie had only to remind the Reuse ' tiolkola t Bill, 1 . hir..IIOI4FORD moved, that the Report 6 •' 1 4 their anre ananimons tote on a recent occasion , .titken int.o conilderation. . set „s • . ,k 4frbiti . *Ole AM kid 'were so honourably recognised cumitances had apiieared whickwonid Jea i f)( P 40,14. , r—VAINI,- leret lgr..serrices .no loss °honourable to i Sir IV- CURXIS wall* 4 10alegurt •thlit,ip, 4* • . 101 44 . r eloky / Ili s h .. .. [ l ideaf isis-h r iinse haer l s 3 " t r _ ha i n f a beneft w tatto cial „ . s t r o ae the i t mentin overturning the ancient constitutinn of - the . . . ,• • . - -•• if this Bill passed, would be, in effect, dirsde4. ' i' ‘ ..If the !lime isioaki, .senction it,, 'they cenrostAke-ineastire into an objette.c4 pa w tiodin ihe manner in, which the Coestsiislons 4 40, 2t ef4 y i pe n c l t h ed is_r w e o sp u ec ld t. be p W re h s a e it t x ponc ett ► hy e m or i : i r i d t e ra c tai 'co , uld .lo , 44 ll . 'would be Ailed up, no ground :for ahlsisimputation disputed, reeiled, and spit upon ? He has! acted for which it ; was attempted ao4e upon the motives of the twenty years as a. Magistrate, and bi felt ilyt log commander-in-Chief. with-. regard to the pay of had couecientioesly and honouralq discharged h • Genagai Officers duty, and so he treasure had all his brother atioi, 'n -., isch exceeding•j it had. been Jowl at a sum not aCtkeyear, le *Jar shot it might atrates. The most.unfounded.natemeatis had -1411-'. be estkieetty below woesmoot, 4 . voodoo the i ota .: made. It bed been °said that the meat_ was thr ows an ( 41 doct lansda' boosariag to 1116- leereased bee* i )* the prison of *winos 40 he scrambled tar* and favour. -:-- ° • 1 ',; -._ ~ A=.-... ' .. : 1 aßat Vtisnnore• The .murniug aCter .this atennaoat e g: ' Mr.' RANKES- wiebmili.e. kiewAihe isticke easp, jliper had been spontaamelysigned ,by .60 nr 21),er;t4 . . b ee of commissions , w i t hd t , t hi e _ massoge , weo ig i s o ol.the felons, contradicting it in the most unruivocig -' at the disposal of the Commander In Odd? - ilastalcand deeming that Olaf aitaas as well trotted • Lord PALM•RRSTON the extent of shoise;.l l s ev e r t rat9ece aL i m ' satble ' lu ' ci ,vfl'ea c it 4 taat _ said, - ,*-been 'aid of the - of _ .... ,custom garniA itban loomed the Court of Alderosfa; but,* reptimata o . Linn. bad subsequently, beeu mash to tee", *hat tint Prohibitioa would deprisi sonie._o4, the 41 3 fortonato persons confined, of. Little comtort.a„ and make tom completely miserable., With, respect to the Borough 044:411 allowed that ahem, boa sedated in it, hat „pare not faSslbutabin to the. Magi tract' H_All who had I s 4 Crnal*ApTit that institution, oS. • a s •. *rout concluded by mark% Se ttt A tt, that the "impact, bo taken into Eutaw cconsidenstiPo on that day three months. Sir J. SI,L4W seconded the, motion, tom ..: 41:ie hopothat the KW would be bst by : majority. .. , b ,„ .. , Mr. 13 Fd\T NET mass eri*Olit i tl*liient of. the scrnrable is Norgete for fookltorl . itaided that the Magistracy had AP right to batevfeve with _the*, rough pot. The rap in wi4ch they. 144PCini9i113 1)r. Ford so long awl so gno.ssly 'to neste4 leii,duce ; %flist 11- , sogivient ground for Barliamehtley, intik , farlSno* - i .! . \ bk. Akiprunke An i( INS admi tted, that the ilocoelk acute; - , _, gaol had uot beau ins proper tie' Poool‘ell sear. tradicted the statement made by the 11? 4, .Greineilieoo .: of the scramble, for the provisiegi ieek:intis' e Neet.. : i gars ; aqd reinoustritad stionik **twit 3441141e30ift '. ' ad raopges *Writ had bewa 049 kr Ow, eupportesl. , , uttlie measure,. I Sir 1110441h,C1;1.,AND—mii,..4ai went **the A Rorougb Coiapter that very day, and he Anted the* a man Mae thews 09 Saturday la*t, who tooid gel U 9 00 , A foff carpets. were 11S, .tegethef fag him 1-thistesh,the kindness of his fellett-Prisopelm ,o• soifilit_R sots bed, no t frent iliip llasisymapos. ' *oath the kindeem 'at the gaoler. ' - - 1,..Mc., U444.14g14, - ialli, thole Gekleim.:4oll , Wiabed him to withdrawbie measure s would et tez . 'itheirepinion s Ach they heard the tautuage of 'Hen. Alder' ono who spoke. come thne::_alt _fore hiln.--- , The Report stoned the want. of food, Velit s .bedditto and religious. instruction; it stated thiejtvendlepasent *wow conduct, and the intreduegiost-eispieliesetel , ligeters4 dui Borough Compter was on ail held,* tisiatoitoloira a, moat miserable state; the attends* 1 a the MfaiiiimaffOlait bagi caliodto.it again and inefeetne4y , ..ll64l4o. Plod& and etberi,fittut t lehats,- ; illsookabuses ,41001:,*Itsteipted to be- reineitted ,, tjugr were 1 amaileidle. - eiVisends with an *moo ,-to *a 10 , 0 ,4 4 . t he mi e urst., a the Mr elLeeden. Theo Ala waaeekUt uneemadied in a great merino:wii tithes hod this specimen of the manner its !Ai* aba• I Vawalt We 4 20g4uoted, while. the subject sraCiiinshast - - - do sodas. of eh 4 guess, whah -la: be. szpsallse' l oin,an inquiry was goue by I. . ids l VAT.JIURS'i; contended, that the most SI the Otitis of Newiate area, from the otter 5t.064 Mate if the slant. 1114 this was resMisiad, the Committee maid not do any rod, IPA the aPPointeeot of it, was anneeessarys, • bar, LIAJII . AM protested *pleat the inseues a Aare — eosbre like the present tab* aH ab. Constituted Ailthorithrec , ' 4, ;thotight thaallegietreaws, disenargel thislrastetraiSt take: ha ** S W . - ;roe4.le'ltit.% mu lettevfieni Gal* mentions tb murder of ton, of Ardinale, In AM cnuntj et 'Tipperary, on Monday * the 4th. lot: at sin early hoar iv, the mores _ lug,lkfr. Long, thaitglii lidvaliced -in years,. wet • fond of juril sport's, and fi at, risen 'at a very hour in order to reach the mountains *times, which were to be the Mane of his intended apart. Ue had proteeded btit'a few steps froni - his .house when he Was fired at with two shots, both of which took ell fect, and he fell. Mr. Long area. wgentleman who was much honoured and : respected by the geutry of the county. During the.night of the 30th miscreants_ entered a farm-hoofe r nenk,igtomqry, in this county, and perpetrated . the Most atrocious.. cruelties one man And his wife, who were left in charge of the -place by. the petion w h o has r e c ently taken the farm,. besides Murdering thsir infant child. The infant, we understand,TWas murdered at its ; mother's • hreast, by a blow supposed. to have hae*, intended r9r, tho'onhappy parent. She, as well , her poor huskandi were cutand mangled i ns rig/0 a manner.aa to -leave their recovery, we halt...hem -1 told, very problelatirai,—(X,ilke l mg, Moderrea.i ,1 WV/WI B : l Pr i ?did , and Pah ht. D. Ln vs k ant* Ottioit; ire Pattodettl: ••• 41 • night lien. Cootlvaco most brew of Sicily were 4 present in e t that country htul„ no doubt grosA c iteio. kt i was ! entitled to u t pe act:mix:V:47loloes in, fit soy, that in our: power 10 Ittr4i t te . jaAtfhipipi . • . . `'. PAW 1 7 to. cf3gee4 a large (twee to Ities.4 gap ep.cy #441 evatifto itt dateur o a,. i 4 atemary :to enpuOir it, with, poo l a large ota.ntlititertair • . • 1.4 . PK4 FT soi4t, thek ip 1784" 4 <"+ . : 04,iS 1 neNt of the cometry ' , 7 1, including the artiller . . ise Oft systt jot° 14 141 - n R._ 1 awning .y meostire like eel) , to (Heckert, esin „ t t o ilogra4ll Constituted been don.; and ming comaiic U, itseirieetture to pet i ost i sf , centlistoo t to the %P.m 4 t t itai sillis Wok Ws, Utit-PrePosed t i) to wuuhl 1 ?! 3s 9.6 7 n '''''' -'l'll Flosaktbou-.44Weds re P w— l rg =rl - tong, propdi= 404Aimapro then ;AL. 'The nbustt re ogriell to. riea . 1.41. ~ 0 1.1 . F .M i t 7.'