The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-05-25 00:00:00

~` r ..i o,lt • •rgosi": ti No. 2893. THRATRIti ROYAL, DRURY.LANR. T Ti I S present . EVENING, May 15, their Mairsiies . Servntits w ill perfint KING IICHARD THE SECOND. Riesani, Mr. Kean; Rollothroke, Mr. Ellision; Queen, Mr: , . Bartle). Tv yrhieh will he ridded, LODOiSK A. To-morrow, The Revenge; t.nia, Mr. Keno. Tt.e 4)..nni to he opened ai belt post eve o'clock. to he m 1 , half part tits. Roves, is.; Second Prieg 9r. 6d.—Pit. 91. 6d. ; Seennd Price, Lower Gallery, Vs.; Second Price, tr. -Upper Gallery, Ir.; Second Price, 6A, THEATRE-ROYAL, COVRNT•AARiIRN. T II I S present EVENING, May 24, will he twirfnern.O. THE STRANGER. The Stranger, 111 r. Young; is. Haller, Miss O'Neill. After whirh, for iI 4111 time.* New Flume TUE FORNUIIIit Ar.W4R. . To-tororrow, Comae. the Ne* Faite,*ei Zeiabsea. , flattirttay. Venice, !reined. Hoare. 7'.: Sec. , nti Price Si. 641.—Pit. Ss. Second Price, 2b.—Lower Coiner', *6.1 Socoid Price. la.—Upper Gallery, Is.; Second Price. esd. A Private Ri n;. be bad sightly, es application to Mr. Britisiii.n. et the Beg-ofliee. This Da b pifhli.loscl. price 9s. hanrsb, 4 N ACCOUNT of the NAMES, TRADES, and ti miscatPTIONI, .ofthe several PhRSONS whim have applied to be &charred under the Acts of Parliament of the &island Mth jeers of His present Majesty's Reign, '• fur the ltelief of losolveat Debtors in Hoclands" with Ike Amount of she Debt. far wish* they were arrested t and also Ike 'thole Siuct dee and owing by %hem respertivrlys distinguishing suck of the:mitt teetwors as hove been Reminded, and afterwards DWllowed. null time - who have heels finally fteoutsded. Or dered by the noose if Commas to be prioted, 41st of Febru ary. 1815. To which h added no Index of the Names, alphabetically , err aged. Landow: Printed for Gale and limner, Patereester-row. NEW •GRAND stlitqg . , • 11ICHAILWON, GOODLUCIL,, and Co., Con.. tractors or Mt Govcriaseut for. the maculae Lauer). wont te.prethilly qirit the attention of due Pablic - to Me NHW Sol r,Ml l ...whialt they have vow 44te hamar to submit Gtr th e ir intimates. le the roundest expectatioa that It will Illefil a continstonei of ilea di,singoished patronage which they hate iiivariably ruched ia their !grater utonaroas CMIIIACO. , Priti•• of ,C 10.000, £90,0.30, 4'20.0009 In the STATE LOTTERY, to !toxin 110111 JULY, 1815, ' tt e si.te s 12,000 (a.711N RAS, t Which will be PAID in HALT/ without Delactiott. SCHnif4li. $ ..af.....„44)0.000 ....ore... •Troo s s • - 1, • •...r.•.:. oo b.Y6O . N ip., 1 0000000 •.••• • • ." , SAM •• •••• LOW I • 694..... - 09••• • 1.40 •••••9•:in,•9 ' lllir o - l a. 1,0110 . s•• •• . 91 '. 10 4 o a VII 16 0 IC 1041*itaili f 1 11 owth.... A .. ,4. ---- - • t •T 15.000 Tickets. £llOlOO. ~ The First-drown 9410,000 will haw 5104300 store, .analtiog • A Prise of .430,0.1). • .• . • The Secaml•drawa £20,030 will ti nt ,- €gggio ewe. Tisk* . A_ Mee of Z10900 0 9_ _ The Firstedriiwn X/0,1410 wall Inv;s: - .40(0,000 woe, Saab* A Prise a 4 , 213.0 m. pftrsns TO 111 F. PALO IN GOLD i The 10 Firo-dinon Hlnakr ) the Ist day, will each receive 90 'Seinen% in Gold, making 20irtiGOINEki IN GOLD! The Fortieth dr ion Prize the tint day, will receive • 500.1 OUIN EAS IN tiol.o ! The Fifth, Tenth, nail Fifteenth Bilotti. the Seved Say, will each receive 1011Q:tele., in (cold, rnaking 1100.113111hiliAS 1.:s1 GI)L1)! The 200, 90th, 4..1111, and 50th drawn Bt alb!, the. third day, sill each receive 5* Gotorne in Gold. talking faIOQGIIIN EA& IN, (19,1,0 1 Tickets and Shares are to.vr on Saiweat aff:IIAItOSON. GOODLUCK. and Co.'s WWI. tlihell-beileinga, Cuthriitil smitiftisailie.gigrll Mews, Clintjtierritli• GFX/RGE DA I' atirl fl BINIRY MARTIN, 114. Limistton.roottl, Iliutlivraek 1114 MA JAPAN! BLACKING M AsurAerultEltS. beg lease 1.. recoils up.nd Is the POO, in ge.irett Ora vaperior ,Lievits Mara ine--$ its eitallr i Z i tr o p • • ,hrSI !owe Hari jr i.b;:wi t ever $ C hew &A Boots hit , heen known aii4 well /Nut bli. , boel, sod Wa3316 119 praise ftt Ow Montan toren., as is 310.git' trial will readily evince. % id to swig belies at sixpecier, Cie Shilling, and Eighteen= rote N. B. Ladles' half:hoot , will experienre ' by the w.e of this valuable Btockiog. a pob*ls nod . jet *lack ear Above opy other composii iooevex offered 40 the Public. Country And Tema SlAipkeers *tippler* as usaf, open Six Month* credit. S cs.oooo ( i •.e iiil±le bottle, vt4 rainpte, may he had at the WitreJ house. No. 114. Loudon Hood. Sontlinoirk. A CARD. QUACKERY NOT ONLY.IN4 REA RUT DESTROYS THOUSANDS. Superior Advice is of iaspartance to the Afflicted. COOPER and CO. Surgeons, Members of the Royal Colleges of I...ticlots anti Ldialiur:lh. after 3i) yeart' e+teopve prorate, continue to direct their -ttidieA to the cure of Cen 4 in COMPlaild 4/1 all it. finge , a. and those debilities pro- Awed by juvenile intliseretiorm, lung residence in hot eliaiutes. dr. Re. which, if MO reiiiedwd, derange lite system, ;tad 'torten life. Siicht nod rec. sit cases of inFect hitt nre,by their ;yet n -14 mode. efeetustily ivied in it few days; nod they particidni ly Nairn the *Petition of ilitese a An h lye ntietopted Ate mute them trivet, air who have been so onto tonate as to have a blind and rind confidence in men irnnrant of so importrito n hraneh of the itession, whose improper treatment not only frequently de s•roys the vital spark, but raii-es. Eruption. on the bend, face, tend body, sore eyes. mouth, and w.f.., vertigo, neise in the rtr`, swelliics hi the neck. islet-rated sore throat, strictures, 4 bstinvle 'nodes loathe skin tines, nuctoroni pinto its the °we and limbs (ton freutieuil) mistaken for :Ireto/Also' 1. ex treme wow, s h t the kisses, nut! swelled uncles. until nt length ' l, "ps, camps. with a. grnetil debility 'old Artily .'f the consti halts, all arising front this dreadful sits. are lin-king in the habit, "r the iwypsper use t f e-ercury. s‘indhini , fre cveitily appear years after. and too of ten embitter- the stintrimo -11141g:dr. •Pleues. & rsprrirnee ins Ise Moo, r disorders. unparalleled. Are rominlied dna , from Ten till Eight, by all seals of people, or by letter. stating their caw. age. node "int. die. (es-losing a remittance), a hen !medicines. and 'P kirbi master, will bui sent to any part or the town nod country. Messrs. Coupes a4l CO. Slireeoos, Char!Otte-ISOUV, form Cnarlotte-strect. Loci n hut no Leiter s kir n fis a m e e d titbic:i do rust cootain a copetoilong Fee. N. B. The Piles thud Fistula are by them cured without cut- .0 Advice grim* nn Tiles+lay, Tltur-da), aril Suiday Mopo 4W) frua NM till Twelve. • • .Zit;f4fkiijf 1 • ... t . . t i i mi • „.„,.....1 " •., fl...wie 4, . .._ i .:? • I .1.... LONDON, THURSDAY, ita k 25,1. ' " the Onset for white liaitsu,ra fell it the *ld, and BrairrAistes !kW. seareld " , wield become of the independeeee of the Ministers of the Crown, if they were to be permitted to go to the East India Company, and ask for a grant of nxibeyler one of their own colleagues? Why did they not come to the House of Commons, if such a grant was desirable ? it. was but two or three Ses sions ago that the East India Company, applying fora loan, obtained from that House two millions and a half, getting 500,0001. more than they re quired, and that by the means of a Minister of the Crown, who, the next year, solicited them to give 20,0001. to one.of his own colleagues. All these ! circumstances loudly called for an expression of the HOUSE OF COMMONS. sense of Parliament. The transaction was corrupt Lard CASTLEREAGH b roug h t u p severa l wipers „ha ve . to its conception and mischievous in its c on s equences ; to Naples, which were ordered to lie no the table. and feeling as he did upon it, he felt it his dut y to The SPEAKER reque.t e d t o i n f orm t h e Ho use , t hat in m i i. move R esolutions to the following effect : sequelme of n i.ullitiens number of Memben o:ot hoeing attended yesterday, to forin a ballot an the Howliparrick Electing) Peti- " That in tramming the letter alluded to to the Chairman t!noreffn'td *mires and irden had levre dropped. met is 00014 of the East Wits Goatees'', the President of the Commission evs for tbe Atkin of India had acted contrary to the spirit of tom - more, remain far Use Home t o deiensioe la wbut magnet tbey'sloadd 0e disposed of. the Act of the "Mb of the Kin g , c h a p.% fic. *verse orders were then read, and postponed. The Fahe !veiglits and Measures Bill went through a Caw . " That the Home could not bet loot with jealousy en such a educe, and the report was ordered to be Wien into consident••• kvish expeuditere on is Minister of the Crown, as well as on tion no Friday se'nrught. an intercourse between the President of the said Commis-ion- The report on the Clackasanoao Gaol Bitl was ordered to be en and the East India Company, eakulated to be highly detri lopensidered ta-morrow. - . ' mental to the pubtur servile, eltc. Ike. ! - On the motion of Lord CASTLERF.AOH, It was resolved that the Hoene should go into a'Costimitiee oa the Local Militia Mr. WALLACE rose, and expressed his relent Oill to-morrow. , to the mode in which the Noble Lord introduced the I. The Etetrequer Pending Bill was read a second time, sand ' ordered re het rotnisitiedto-morra w. , subject, considering it in a constitutional, not a A Verage from the Lords stated their Lordthipe anent (I , personal view, although he wholly dissented from the Irish A"sened' %Res Bill, and several other Public and the view which the Mover embraced and was Private Bills. 1 Mr. Huse presented an account or the Balances of Public thoroughly convinced.that no job appeared in the ' Massey In the hands of the Bank of Engload, since she year . transaction, nor was it in the slightest degree a vio. NO.—Ordered to be primed. On the motion of toe CHANCELLOR oft* It XCII EQUEH. latiou of the spirit of those Acts to which allusion the under of die day for she Collo( the wise wo that day.wes . bad been made. He would also contend, 'WOG , disc • • withstanding What had beets said, that the letter Ttigl i SAK FR obeerved, that the order et* ft AO gm Tuesday nest tweaked iu force. , , . i *as a private one: but even supposing it to be of a MAJOR-GI:HERM. PAKENHAM. I publiceature, she'woold maintain, that , it was net , General GASCOIGNE enquired, 'whether it was its cootraverithen of the duty ef the Board of Cps. the intention of Government to propose the erection trout. The Hen. Gentleman quoted several paw a monsmeut to the memory of Major-General sages from the AO, which originated the Board Pakenham ? lof Controul, , its support of this opinion . They were Lord CASTLEREAGH said, that however see 4... empowered, not only to advise and recommend torious might be the character of that lamented certain propositions to the East India Company, Officer, or however distinguished kii,s services, yet hot if these were not within a gives time transmit the particular occasion on which he - lost his valuable ted to their fore** possessions, to send them for life was not of that description which could justify , ward by their own authority. The Hon. Gentle his Majesty's Ministers in proposing to record it by . man dwelt oen,siderably upon tile injurious effects a public Monumetit. 1 which would prise if the Company were disentitled General GASCOIGNE was preceding to argue to conies ; with the Board of Controul relative to the reward . . upon the propriety of erecting a snouument to his 9 r 1 meritorious servants, nltheugh these may memory, when ' (slot be strictly in their immediate establishment. ThiSPEAKER nittleded.MM that there wei h ess:44 proltlltitiou was intendef/01 e l hould be stated questfirtilletere the House. ' i• . F.O Atiect ,and posiilee - terms, and not be left to i . General GASPOIGNE then gave notice, tbet he ',mash fanciful constructions as were adopted by the should, en Monday nett, move an Address to the , het' Prince Regent: The SP'. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. 110 USE OF LORDS, KAY W illi.. Kingston presented at the bar a i•eton Of the Reverato of the Ens. loan Company. The Militia Amendment Bill, the Irish Eirelea___,...__Alli mm illll 4o4 llto Irish Aaseued Taxes Bill, *A the East kiln were rend is third time. Tbe Scotch Mad-houses Bill wits re•coramittea, Ind (BB 4- pen ordered to be !Insight op to-morrow. The Scotch Hawkers and Pedlar.' Regulation Bill mat read a second time; and ordered lobe committed to-morrow. On the motion «f the Mamas of LANSDOWNE,tMeider respecting Lori Roseberry's Divorce Bill was dibcharged, and the Bill ordered to be re•committed to-m o rrow.--Adjoaned. atialltier sit en Month No other nourable gene' Sir J. N_ which lie had in Ireland he therefore presented, w words from . Mr. PEEL. Mr. BIRCH moved for an account of the receipt and alsborlanninte of the dock and light duties of the port of Liverpool, for the lases 1813, 14414.—0 r. sawed, afters fess übiktwations frays the Chancellor pf the Exbehrsuer. Newport, General Gas coigne, And Mr. Bennett. imwIPAT.RtCK ELECTION. Mr. W.' Ley one of the Clerks of the Reese, brought tip the names of the Members upon whom aketba4sst had fatten, for the Committee to enquire into the matter of the Downpatrick Election. The names were as follow : A. Butter Esq. of 17.4 end gsITSHED KEENE onr empire in Jodie depended ,of this country, independent force of moral • agency. ',sedation of our *adsorb) 1111111111.141 to the"nisoniod ettergado) by •the late Lord Melville, whey' greatest benefactor of odia. such a light, he had voted ovigivielly, for the grant, and he should Lion that would tend•to question [Hear, hear !] Lord A. ElAMlLTON•conceived every mark of publicity that • Ousted from a public office, lic subject ' and wis attended quencei aod influence of a public lirgrirdlng it as such, he wookl con. a Minister, and censure it as Ministerial discretion: - of s t . And why should the same recommendatory Our be refused to the President of 41te Board of Csei; , -. tronl, standing in somewhat a similar relation taKilk the Directors and Proprietors of the East Ind Company ?It the .rights of Parliament were tte4 infringed in the one case, how Could those Of Company be violated in the other? But though he would contend that such a 'recommendation in- , volved no violation of any right, it was unnecessary' to entertain the question at present, as no such cir t eumstanoe ever had occurred. The commonict, lion was by no means official, nor had it thou marks of publicity which were rendered necessary by the Act of Parliament. The Noble Lord heal remarked on its having been dated from the Board of Controol, and thence drew a triumphant argu ment in proof of its official character. Bot this cir cumstance could have little weightirtilt thisalrlio / • considered that the Commissionera. err 4, Nei of W. R. Carter Esq. ..:right. -1 1 4"14 IT*" . WIN H..a. C:flathntss J. Ilregden, Esq. th e i r time at the Board, and won a nitre y date, I Lord CASTLEItEAGFI k W. altsh'itieb, Esq. • J. M ,rrvat, Esq. M Barne. E.q. ' • . C: Buller. Esq. efess tlkeir private letters, from the place in which it were not to judge whether the , H. S. Cteakkab, g sg . J. V. fazakartr, Bag: was, smitten. He, for one, should be extremely ' not ; that question shouldhe C. ,VV.ilfon. I.:*.q. H..Wrolievlev. Esq • sorry to h ave al l t h e pr i vate letters written and dated , whose property was involved by ~ .1 : laolland, EA. G. Mulford. Esq. it. sltlwright. Pp. thence by himself, brought under , the inspection of , He dwelt, with particular emphasis, They were alt sworn as usual. the Hogp of Commons. But let the terms of the I expressed by Mr. W. Keene, Lord PALMERSTQN p resen t e d th e A rmy E s ti. l e tt er / oosidered, and. its style would be found ,' perience and large propetty ' mates for the year lilli, and gave notice that he widely erent oratitat of an official communica- 1 titled him to every attention ... should move them on Friday se'nnight. tion. here also certain other circumstances . tended, that the grant oftweeiy, • GRANT TO LORI) MELVILLE. attending the let er, which may tend to the clearer actual services w • as perfectly Lord MILTON rose, pursuant to notice, to bring , development-of its nature and object. The causeof " dee administration" of ate t. under the consideration of the House the grant of it was meutioned In a printed statemeot of. Mit 4 ' gutted iri•lheeseth of the - 00Visissiiiltinevii 20,0001. which had been made to Lord Melvill e. by ' Thornton, Chairman 'of the Court of Direct Ors, in both lititetter and spirit of the East India Company. He wished to be 'under. i which he saYat that it originated in a private conver- oompietely oweerred. He stood as bringing forward the question merely on sation between him and the. Ifeatd_ of Coatrottl ; sod . means of communicating the . public grounds, and not from any personal feelings that Mr,. Thornton,' having wished .to aseeetaie ihe , connected with the adraimistratiL. of hostility towards either of the Noble Lords who opinion of the Beard of Cosiiroul, piniogego leaking theughttkat mith , previoengoiniSwesc..... were the objects of it. The first regular informa. the proposition of the great .in the Coart of Direc• measure pregnant with elsitifiblinlialllify tion which the House had; or could have, of the tors, he requested thg . ,l,4sident to convey tbat ter conld sot be wasidereillti: - transaction,' was from the letter which the Earl of opini o n i n writing, mnitbejetter was the necessary origin or ceetegoineri'v k •grow . Buckinghamshire, the President of the Board of res u lt. This was theolifen of 'this serious business: cOmstance, and wet arteltiffel Contreul, had addressed to the Chairman of the it wes intended for . no object—was, followed by no Court of Dtrietistelgiftr So- W Court of Directors, recommending the grant to consequences—end Iss, ,iii gubstance, nothing more grant of the imetaiietur flfdi that Board • and the chief ground upon which he than a minute of conversation. Reverting to the Court of Propribloes. • Could if MI f d ial' rested his . :lisapprobation of the measure, was the Acts by which the Itoerd of Controul was established, dee influence was exercised fact of the Fast India Company granting a sum of the.best mode of ascertaining its spirit would be to fourteen Gentlemen who sal money to a person or'ho had never been the servant consider the proceedings of the Court of Directors in . . As td the favour or attention of the Company. This, he contended, was in yin. all former cases where grants were agst o to remunertte , iniltretteethe Board of Cootrodl lation of the Act under which the Company hid re. distinguished services. The grant to rte Mihto, Ms. , their oaths, he denied the Inispasii ceived its Charter. That was the gravamen of the Ormsby, anti other persons, were ou the same prigs:, I 'M it a mete colouring threw's' , whole charge. Lord Melville being a servant of the ciple as that to Lord Melville; and it they were re !eon. The advice 'wafAiffe Crown, and net of the kAit India Company, he had consider that the Act itself was brought in by t l ori ! perhapa a similar imPeli. , no right to receive a gratuity from that body and Melville, it would be the best commentary on the ' performed by the Riga' Ibis still less had the East India ' Company a OW _to advice, sad prove it not 4 be a violation of its prin- ' Newport - ) when lfr Eitlice,'ylet, make that giant at the soggeitien of the Noble Lord ciptes. If the grant were improper, he .acknow.. i most conscientleeilt. He r at the head of the Board of Contrast. Whoever 'edged that the _persons recommending it would be I the motion:- " , if ' remembered the history of the formation of .that liable to console, and he would likewise admit, t hat • Sir 4.7: , KOWPORT-i—c , 'lr! Board, must recollect that the great -object of : its the efetnitileilhce of onit Minister lasing Wiciir - oftended to taibe'esit Wifiaton to'ileArt i z is ~ establishment was to, prevent the lavish ,expendite ll'le favoserairanotter„ wits, prianifacieitth object fCnitstfenat'lt eat. .do no . ii pow., :At a: of the Past India Company, * ad to. ch . hoer a ' °elf safpicirirt ;, but 'he eepemed,'lon We' unktigomqi talisearoti.... 1. • , check the *atiffai 'Attires . 0t to' SiehuN. (bit it would be concedesi-to hisn,-thsl, - iir Allegtild SW, 4,,virrp.tiatinru a ~,,,. •i..• . ~ • • :•• • .‘ii • - , p., . .i‘ .• • - I -,, ti.:.4 •_$ . ' 7 , 21 • were merited by any individual, his being a Minister should tion. It would indeed be raised himself to a post of and his worth, he should enjoyed by every other Gentleman then entered public conduct of the late cluded by opposing the motion. Sir J. NEWPORT contended the President of the Board ground of the grant which property of the late Lord his debts, and that the prese, made himself responsible therefore, was a very diferent merits or deroesits of the late whether a President of a Booed meat to controul any undue tion of money, ought to advise inc riltirowst colleague', him frog► his falba', debt% hiasselLresponsible. The precedent Right Hon. Gentleman (M, studs of the Board of Comma to the present case—they or their widows for military produce& single instance of commendiag s grant to . from these records? What granting public money for vices ? It was impossible, danger of making such gram by Ministers either in or out contended by the Right weld be elsowt, from the was competent to the President of trout ter make inch a recommendation. Hon. Gentleman ought to to have not ally shown that was proper. The services had been rendered to the pm and not as a servant of the and if it was thought that . sufficiently rewarded, the remuneration been granted by the House, of the Crown. He contended granted by the Company at - unable to pay the stun stipulated . The recommendation had originated - venation between the Prrsit4ll46e 1114;ard trout and the Chairman of When the lette► was comic Directors ; they showed the to the Orders brovght before the recoviatendatiou!e( gent. 'EAKEIt informed hiallia mast take some far kis aeotiess w .ll. aday. er day, however, • general. et ITEWPORT cotn. PION . had mowed for • Duties t i. I had not yet been rt. le 3 and >re moved, that the, be forthwith , which was ordered actordiney, after a few s,_ novr 7 - Noble Lord 7 —such indeed as were wholly unautho. l ed it, by passing , rised and. envecessary for that species of security matter was broeg affordtprby Act of Parliament to the funds of the ; coming with all tI Cempaoy. • Who weolst ose it any of the % • I f l y tuence of ttir*Cri insistityof ticiecommend to the fionsevf Commons the grant against it. 10si particular sum in reward of public services?—, Mr. WHITSII ~ • - - ... , . , , ~ ... .. . --**,, iiV A "r•A'o+"'' • ''jr;'''''; 4, -''' • • . ~ 7 ( v:r._ • ' . •• ,T. PRICE sib. ...• „... i=inc......-.......at ivideal, the circentstancii of . - Id not operate at a prevail. be severe, if, after having. of cou6dence by hit Ideal .- Ibe denied the advents& * 4..i4 .- ",' person. The Right IMO \st' into a panegyric eamotett ! --: - 4 Lord Melville, eadib' • , , lotion. t.,.1%..... v - ntencied that the lettei•-lif d of Controls' statedei the h he recommended" thathilit Melville was isiodeetieW le reseat Lord. Melville bad for them. TIM goetioni . orent oae fromi that • of Ail late lard Moslvele. li-eree, Booed appaintstOrfintilltho • ', foe and e lire" l impeepleteppillele . . id gruhrta i ts , for the . tai lee whits! I* . ..• . - • precedent - eiletettity the - • Hr. Wallace) `MeV thane- • , avant, •were' 40plicable Were:greats to d d'tisre Mg . • Liy eervicett. Bt* *mid hi of on. Clobinet Mikohmor-stm another Cehinieftiliefesee . •• 1 oat denser Could teem Wrist .. ~ or naval wet iellitstry illtrft • ::, r, however, iter•Welle the . ants for senta‘ellatdered . out of .. Parllatioattit. -", It was , Hon. Gentleinat4 that It ,•:, Act of . Pstrliateent, that it oldest of the board of Ca.. mmendation. But the Right • i tandem. more—he oeght hat it was legal, bat that it s of the late lard Melville public as a public 'errant, ' he East India Company ; . . these services had net been • remuneration ought to have , • le, at the recommendation • i Wei that this reward wee it a time when they w. oilated for to the publico—: Trotted boa private doom , • s toithe Board of OW" ' the Conet - of gerwitortla4 , fo,:• • r • ounieeted et the Cattalo!, ',''.• • sense in which they visit:. . Ctrdirrs of the Day. ^'n . the Proprietors, sod "yet inendation !of the to mini ht. ilveltien srws silty earths* ad 440 Prrietosp voted • • I ENE nietweed hede'llttilr ~. lid se eLopityalail of of the, Bennet 11•14eeftti • This • ststetelq" thti'vel ' • ty, woe oiling' in a‘r i • • nergletiel Meltelirtss periwig whosite mangiest at the Wis. cansiderlug Mein lo• originally, as a Proprietor, ti now oppose every me. *Woo its general policy.— , • conceived e t tr tl*bee at was nece , It ori. 4.. 0 was written on a pelt, l i • adid with all the cease- t peblic communication.— roeit confider it the set of if • ad - improper exercise of ho w • . - . r coooproed that tire Neese the grant was advisable er be left fee themindivideals ed by their own derision. • emphasis, on the opinion 'mine, whdte general ez- r In the India Stock, !fp. on Gelb* subject. He std. itiweiy, in reeseopeice for / , etly consistent with the he Corepany% money, re. , . . • Cerismisebners. In this, . the Act of Pirliament .. I defended the letter as a . oe seetttliott - of pesOesi , tretion of the ellahs,lnd notatotenketien on bier/ Illibbetistilify. The let- • ~ I.etti nilleiaVeltelitei hi its ~..• . 410111:lftliaill' 'ciertial cit. ',": A Ihsettihfettliti r- . it, 4 %4' tiliV irlk ir , t , . . , trot Or 41 r6l old.it . 11 it ilistifirliai• over theas, er' Over MO obscribet the Iteenifitoit If n *hick wadi' lepisoici te - trad! lit "cbtitiefeention of t opposition; end 'kansider- orto over tile entire gees- • . i .. 6:n . gees- hen ley, and oky id, 'Co acts 1 Pliiitiftelliit'eNrr . efe(Sli - .11. '' tet - olokitorri p!rfaisted `:sod' tlifil If ettoting • r. Ir the !Cohltr terabits', i•filablic -ant r iitht;hl . . P4rialt tiOtivii'ler ilittg • r r:: .'‘l.l ..r•-01 1 .11 171- 0 -4,ilife Whitt* ireu . . r t : - .17 ' , eift ?a" nr'' • , •i 5 ' 1 , +. 1' ) 1 ~ c . ~ ,