The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-07-04 00:00:00

!t. t 1 1 1` .• Sj".ll >- :z . • ,„*.i I , • - te4 1 ,; t - • . • cs natnfrriman No; 293% - LON.ouIV, TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1815. PRICE did. 44 The Cause Jbr which Bi.►Lur at A.N. did Bra.r if fad oe eM arair,kif.. • . - - . L')RD COCHRANE'S I F,TTER TO LORD ELLEN- . City ,if London T . Shit Jane, 1815. BOROUGH a MEETING of the • COMMITTEE for A FEW COPIES of this Publication maybe bad ATcoa lurtiag the %S ATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION, .11 - 1 of SW. VI , ..1 ickit. n. Nn. 8. Peierlinomtih-court. Fleet. s rem i sod No. :IS, Cliaitstielcreet. Blackftlort-rue • _ J.J. ANGERST El N, Esq. in the Chair. -•-- Res•ilved, That J. G. Altee'vlein. F.q• I William Mellisb. MR FOX'S SPEECHES. Esq. it P Governor of the lini.k ; ned Alex. Bao;ng, Esq. This day i. published, ' N. P. I , e the Trensarers to 'hi. Sulh , eription. I n s.; V o kroe; By,. (with nn Int outwit t ii. be the Right )inc. Resolved, That the Sutneriptions, to received, he immediate. Loyd Er•kine). prier 41. is tward . ly invested in Government Securities. ,I'UE SPEECILIEi of the Right Roo. CR AR LES - The following Gentlemen have been nominated of the JA At Vi FOX. in the ti.m...- .4 Curnmun, i Committee: pi I.ued for lioinernms, Hur.l. flee., Orme. and Brown, Pa- J J. Angerstein, ,J. W. I.olitowk, M. P. Milliliter-row ; nod James Ridgway, Piccadilly. .1.,1t0 A t kins, M. P. Joseph Mail s i. M. Pa or whom luny be had. J. P. A nderdon, Rnhert ii. Ni.irten, 1. SPRSCHES of the Right - Him WM. PIT r. in 3 vols. Edward Allf•ev, John Mingle., Sint. 11. 11.. 6 , 1. hoards. Alexander Raring, M. P. Willi im Mism'oz, M. P. I. SPEECHES of the Right Hon. WM. WINDHAM, in 3 Chtirles Barclay, M. P. William WIWI, M. P. ...t. 1.10 II 16v. b med.. ilenry lionhoin, Thomas Ni hotpot, S. SPEF.CH ES of the Right Him. J. P. CURRAN. in Om Jean H, ll:tnd, Sir Peter Pole, Bart. the Fiftieth E.dlitino. elite Additions, price 1/.. hived.. ; Sir W. Cults, Bart M. P. Tportaas Reid, - In the P.o.e. mid .pe-dll% will he pot:Ili-he& j./ (wills Cotton, . Joshua Reeve, tiPPECHES of the Mitt lino. EDMUND BURKE. ' Horatio Cliigen. Thames Itueeroft, _. —..,-- _____-- Sir Charles- loner, Bart. Robert Shedden. George Shedden, Samuel Scott, Sir Jame. Shaw, Bart. M. P. Benjamin Shaw. M. P. . George Smith. M. P. .1 min S:, i , h, M. P. Stephen Thor. ion. M. P. John ThOrtffiti).. M. P. Allfliew 11. Th anon, Taylor. alur, It P. J hi. 11. T,itimi. Sir Robert W tgram, Bart. Wm. Vaughan. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. IROUST OF LORDS, MONDAY, Juita 3. In the S. oich Appedl, ra , rlie v. Fairlir, the cause was Te /mittesi to thr Court of SrsSIWI. Irtniu,rl we , * heard I n th e cause ar the Advocate Oritcral wf ewland o J. Brand, h.,oltrr e et Ahridern : Mr. N. 1.10 C.f the Appellant, Mr. Leach fur thr itevondent.—Further pro ceedipv deferred. _ la Bayne v. lA'itlkrr jurElmwit wns reversed. The Clamorliar of the equer and others br.neht up from the Conon •iis the' WeHow -n Ada tional Mann Hill. the Varrivation Hill, the Hot head` Road Hill, the Li Is !flit it Distillation EMI Hie open Hants' Lirvoire H.H, the Scotch Assemed Taxes Bill, anti the Proper liTheitilrlTYlll Hill, with several Prigitie 11911 p, %hies were severally read Gist, +lnd ordered in be read n sr-rood time. The Bill to remove Diffirolitm in the Dlspneilloo of Copy. hohl.Esitiirt h% Will, wns read a wenn* lime, on the swarm of Lord ELLEN HOttaal6ll, and ordered to be committed to.nsormiat. LEE'S DIVORCE BILL. t,ord POMFRE after a few prefatory remarks with regard to the Lord Chancellor's opposition to this measure, moved the second reading of Lee's Di torte Bi 11. • QONIF: very larva Sony of Money are ready to be: adrt.e‘d,br wur Aoooitc, at Plight per Celli. reill-enl fibre at Ono. on Fteru t rity of lioltra ..f folioritarir e oron pot her or n. airs broA for Lif .e at Per,Setlornietttg, Strer vo.leoi. able 8.- amity; nk.t too t.uw of Alth 0, rod the Su .n of £33t10. Tlteptilerrpt Seert‘c, a ill lie otrwried Persona not 14 i..thittg to row their aeaieo 1, is. use fit.t io.grtace„ maya rite, a...scribing the beg orkv geuerna) 1 hot nit Mo. ry nroLer, or Agent, or nth , r t• rh Pritaripthh , will be tr.-ated with, this , leioe a chaotic! of high rroperto „ Adrtrwwi, - goot fire, to NI. P. Post-oiler, Oxford. Peter Peer. J.4t , t Fuller (Cote-hill), Chart. % (1 ,, t0t. Geo.. e (140 tb to. trudge Go oi.•, A. F. Ha ditoto d. Jeresnoh H • Iron, Aogubt vb. H. , ttkev, William I 'c.a . ), Hoare. J woes 'ugh-. Sir John J••rksoo, Bart. .I'. Jmaes Issue*, J..t111 !ones. Beebtoa Ltwg, The LORD CHANCELLOR said, that upon an examination of all the circumstances of this case, upon referring to Mr. Lee's marriage with the lady in her minority, and his misconduct since the mart iage, he could not possibly .p-rsuade himself to move the second reading of such a BM, which he was de of opinion ought not to pass. . 'chi! motion te as negatived, and on ..,.71fhe LORD CHANCELLOR moving that it should be read a second rime trio. day two mouths, Lord STANHOPE observed, that if to t..e rejec tion of thiv Bill were superailited the putlidinvent of Mr. Lee for contempt of the Court of Chancery, in marrying a Wurd of that Court, he would appear to be rattier too severely treated. • The LORD CHANCELLOR replied, that the contempt had been cured by Mr. Lee's execution of a eettletnent upon the Lady after she hail attained her majerity, which settlement it was the object of this Bill to set aside. It A SI AGATE. • , TIE WF:LLINGION., a nPw and elegant J. J. ANGERSIT.IN, Chairman. 1.1611 r COACH. est!) , littriiing at I.l , ght e'llock, ' The Clunmittre would deem it as improper and super!! ow to from the wurni BEAR.. hstecidillv, to the ALBION cid-avow, li‘ coy a ordsof thin, to increase the (eviler al- HOTEL. - Ran's-Vile. where it onion pusiettutlly at Seven reads pery Aisig the United Kingdom on the .object of nee eiri“clt its the 1.•...e.ti0r. ' ._, Go,rl..us . Eirliteruth of June. They commit the S..hscriptioo The No' .I,iir LA Gentry are respectfully informed, that the Wll4llly iii the otection of Patrptitai and Gratitade, statd.we Pr., pa I. vs.. loise -par AW. e a peace to reader this Coach mope- confident of a ho mer bouourable hi the character of the British sitar so nos, other en 'le rind. nation. CO ACHE!: to It JIANG AT E 0114 at Sic o'Closk in the i- --.---- Wart le. a”11 flit a n al ti:ven ..'Ciaek la the Evenilk, from she ' Assent of Salscriittioas elven V MTV: BEAK, Piccaaili), 64.13 CROSS KEYS. Woad.* Pai Rob. Peel, Bart. .ilOO 0 street; Chr,ipidr.. was Pilgrim 10 19 Perfoorhed by w. J. ROBERTS and CO- ' 24anat Pritchard - 10 10 MARGATE ROYAL TELErill APH LIGHT FOUR Genre Ildritgertirke 2. 1 INSIIM CO ACII ; esery Kerning at lima o'Clock, from Joseph Fla... Lsou 10 10 the CRO' , S K LYS, Woad-street. Iwo doers from Cherto4ll. ' "Sind 8 -r William Po-wagers hawked, sad coore)ed front the WHITE HEAR, ; INV'S Piccadilly, - I‘lo. S. and Mn. A. Performed by W. J.: ROBiRTS and CO. _ N.'. l .Yes_ .. 25 0 - of advertised £25,267 14. 6.1. Mr. lirse. EJitor of the Morino% P. 14 £2l 0 Ri. bard Saumarez t 111ewin i tion 1S 15 J•ihn Hombrough . 105 0 He Hive 11.111 Holmes ii 0 Karruud ill d Son 10 0 IGollimm, Starkey. and . • Ca. • • 0-': ,52 10 liiirrand Lakin ..10 10 William Hammond and • 1 Son 103 0 i James, John, aid Tao. man Da... , ii -. 105 0 . - Ekke, Una hirs,,,,aad Co. 5l 10 Robert Crew 10 10 John Irvine 10.) 01 W.ontlii:o. Parish 21 0 John Ti•r.•cr 21 U 21 0 ..,- ~• . ••, • .... •Wi Ii;, Percival,, nod. DOVER said nEAL.CO A C fi KS, • fhoii , AIM - moss en . , Ktv-e x..k.rs; Id'ood—ireci. and the WHITE BEAR, PicesdniY, P:, ul ratlock 10.1v4 every Mowing an: E....alarm-at Sic and Seven o'Clock. fisAlo%, fludgbononnj Peoforpielbx W. J. ROBERTSAnd Co.. c ,, : 16i 6 Jeresnioh Carer - - "6 o . . VAST ' Itednclian in the Prices of Teas to be .•t,,, - .•d r,-,,:y, I; i e 11,st lodirt eritapany's Warehouses in Ls.. Or .1.4,1.! U iv... 6, at Ow U. 1 1 ,11111111 VOWS, sill. l'negoti 're.' - . 6-. 04. per lb. win ills mild at 7,. Od. :ropes ior Voodoo Ten Co. 44. • tialt•Oy mil 4 at 9a. Od.. liest (:oes:ott tea 6s. iid. st•u•::,) sold at 14. OA. Sorelsoot Teta • Bs. 441. - a... ily s.• 11 omits. 01. Sege sootiosag Tea 85..8.1, ag0.0 1 . - , sold at 18,1. Od. Crten Te.. . 7..01. ii-to.ol, ..,1.1 at Bs. Id. traperpior Greve Taa • 7*- 414, moral, ra`d at I,s. Od. Paw (re I. :Pea 9-. 6d. eseoll .. se'd I l2s Oil. Fero il , •mio Tea - 12.. 64. umr , lt s seld at I. 01. Sipe, 0,., Pnwilizia Tea lei. 6'. not dly s•4il at 20.. 0.1 ti; tapirs ..f si a pounds 'salt to be had on tippliestion Is) John ii,0 5 ...... fr:e-Ne..l. er. lisi:44•street Buildings.. LCIICI,. pod paid. dilly answered. • Rh hard licit!rs tit WM. F.vet 'woo &Did) and Wo tire Pollard trd i f. ell N 10 JO 10 0 0 Bi 10 Bratqtrami, m In. and .1 oho Lifer I tam' ;I Bceboriagfeaa • aid Make 105 0 Simian. Gliding, and 1 4 :i 0 i 31 10 . . • , I OV • I • • • 4 t. . 1 • • I • • • I. ti 'a. ps BO rig iss. 0 le. • PR 1/.1.S OF £llO.O. £30.0a0, and Z-. 00. WIFT end Co. are selling the Tickets an.l Shams S of she preset': GRAND I.OI7NRY, at their Forint:ate Ofierg. N... 11. P.adiry, I No. 31, Aldzaae Riga. r±. Chad. g-ernis. ff *sleet. Th e s e h t m e 'ran: Inelodi,rg Priqies wf 430.00. X 9 1 1.000. Af311.00 ... £2 000 IROsOIOg five Of .LION., Ptize: of GlSkt ;I*. 11l he P.tal io Gold, vs iliinut (Irdu %lON 114 8.. .• • drown. via :- 1 (WWl's, 4....0f aniii..46. 3 1,00.1 Guisteas, I 10.... Guil.e.ts. rut 131S11 returns the Public his grateful Thaek4 • fa !lir disti..rwished preferva e t•• his Offices. 4, I 'arcroll, J, Cbaring-ertwo, tu the Lteteries just enskd, Ili hicti_ he .old all • • 1111 F. 'HIRER PRIZES of 639.0.0! ! ! 1,406 drown 131 h AA. 11, SAM drown lOtit Air 11, tirJrl.ol.l(l • • 4.94ietaa%.• pH. ,00,610 b•sillet Tea other Cnoit , 3l , .v w %Imre. of which remain e ctomed. kris will br ..se dr niiitta (wltenev..r presents 4). ter ev.:anged for Tie t. or res •Ai Lottery, of 13,0.0 t• balk. A+^ ring 19th of This • price , —Tiekel Os. Nall {)...trier ill Sixteenth ..... 1 10 li itene,....e. with Wax., limy or -3el (gratii) a baigh or 11. iws voiy 10.104. No. 4, C., or 9, Gnarls vet-. - I.3Eltiti, - Na. I, iiolborti.bars, has a grey t Ta it r•rt ..1 T. kr's mesa Shale*, on Sale fe,r the GRAN D 001.11 EN LOTT I' R Y, sd 14.000 Tickets, to beret Drawing tia the 19114 of Thi -1'4.• seiwnie foriains a great variety of Olpitalt, baring PriAte £lO two, £30.000, Avo.ooo, &v. &r. &c. AIM is 12.00.) to be paid in Gold et, &karts ; um . deduct 1111 l . PLR t•teref.re rornesily reemometidi his frueods to pot flour s me of the ah.“,e Jo hi: truly sarcen,ful Other, No. I. Ivor:. the roroer hues •, where serer:ll P, Izei of 4tUANS). A3UOU. 8I• W .CSI)J. &c. do, have been 'old nod shared to the 1..-f IS womb-. Nl.' B. Selsen.e, with full particulars may be had gratis at the above dire. - ALL PRIZES she First 1.141 in the (i.or.d Golden Lottery, 'Midi Wegius Drortsing 191 h of THIS MONTH. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co., Con station for the Prefabs STATE LOTTERY. rerpeet foils sintais ui the INAS( she fallowing Gnus/ Scheme, which, With Italy 13,0,50 Tirkris. contain Prizes ..0 reld,(oo, ,610,01), • 12,01 GUINEAS. 'Width Willie PAI I) in GOLD, without Deduction. ASUNDER— • 211 1 ,00 s) is . • 3 001) . • *MVO ▪ 4.50 to Geld . • 2,•'• • • 1,050 io Gold . • I,lh 0 • 59.:i in Gold . Stt) in Gold And 3,012 other Prises of lesser video,. The mode of Drawing she *hose splendid Prises ism neranr. ed, that dor certilluty is pt.-lira:oi 5.i the Public of u e Tistct oohing X11),(011, and ihr fusilier eh wee of 'wallop witial-n:g in adelitioo 111 shat XV° Nu•lira, b. 6..1d. Sr. c.o.'', v, dla fo:1 particular," an ) hr hal erittlu. • • Tickess and ShLr , s are row on Sole at ft It'llAttOSCN, VIiODLUCK. and Others, C 441.11.1 11 441.1 f..east the Kiirg's Mew," Chutiog-ar. 1 •f 4104 . 01 31 1 ,000 20,1 1 0:1 5.250 2.000 3,15,1 5,000 2,100 2,1(10 1 1 1 111 /JdM nod 105 0 Thonins Spark and Son 52 10 Warmer, Sons, and W 6i.oier h 105 0 Smith, 11.trringt , m, mai Smith 105 11 Cox, Heibch. and Co. 5% 10 Delos, Lambent, and Co. John Gar►:nt The ma. Abbott 5 0 Jowly!' Prentlergram 3 3 E. P. 3 fi•nimerileynnnd Co. IJ.) 0 Z. Mochulay and Ili.. biogton Plummer, Barina),PiLd Co. 103 0 John Collin.^fl 1 1 11. Vi. Stnmti• Id 1 I `ivildrir4 V 14 ;31 14 21 0 -- Ransomi g Prolethwaite, Bgro and Ivigt •211 0 and 4rots..tn 100 A I Marquis Camden . 10. 0 NU11i,....ta, Robertson, • .Grorge Bro.. ne 11/ 10 and Cu. 105 0I J..bn arieffulhe - 2W 0 Sterli:ge and Roth-dean 5 4 2 10 1 Urh. Sarig4is 103 0 Thawing Cohng and C... 210 0 Dishiel ihtisb and Cu. lad 0 !Latrobe'', Bragg n, and ' • wen. Ulf rest , .2' 0 C.l. 10.1 0 Thig-als Fletcher ' 10 II Pinions and Majors. . Matthew Comet) . ' lb U hanky 105 0 John Herbert Browne 31.10 Jahn liallinona 1 0 ~ . • Subseriptiong are received at Llsggd's g a 4 nt nil she Neat Notice of Sehberiptiuttb. ore re C.!•babiste, et the Cill of Limil the City af Louden, T.vrr6 ; :it ten,. All nu:nun:6.om, mail rquesteil tu. be addrr,4t d to the, Thveiu. lINT 4 ON THE EFFIC‘r.y AN') viot ru es OF so. _ _ C LOMON'S ELL/MATED CORDIAL BALA OF GI . CIiAD. Tlnestimable Medicine !riving ricen in A re pore to the v.TV pimNirlr I.l' firm*, it is 11.,%% v resorted 10 far is- benign loot lwalth.sestos tog qUaill I'S in curds of wenkoe.s kohl wish h. 11 , 11 UP., 116.1 haville petti.od ' " (Oil& Sr hirl. ..11.1 be but Pvt. indeed), inn% i be ;nfluct•tt to n-k, is she W.l.i et Gilead pl for What cumplaint duth I cure- Wir..ter !kis it will he 11Pre•o:ary la " ilatd tip the %limo to Nnture." Let ilowe oho r.re nal tied I. th+ following wumarr wired on the you.e atmt prodstr , d sorb holm.* upon the" a bedew or op ie. nod pnarrs of lite :"--(1 i-ordt , red stomach. dry rough, wrnitte. in the %hortisrs. of breath woott the le..st exereise, and reliance is of tile • whole 41,tron. Th,oe of aimed with ..r the eat% ) -wenko;..th of sighs or MCKI M'., sloml.! Ink: time to romi rr Linturu,'s :Osier. that " youth it the inspo: tont period for forming a rioting eutiPtitu tion.," nod that " witting I, to be &elided so toorh a• prema ture extr-s." The folaut •I; tri ttla ham)y "Id nie is n gostrtrou• st ism imt in youth; temp— acre and nuoterntion as n, are pa,p.aao to Isapp% ul.l are. liollOpig rots be better drat ibed ow l tar words of Armstrong For wont of timely care hlillions have died of 1)u-die:dile wounds." For such as these, then, thi. ll.ilto is suitabP. Cow. plaints titled under the citawletta nitp.:l;ttinn of Neruntis mid Consumptive are its proper clitii.l , --ate one it ig Vnittiente; the tither will be cured by its bid:, i.• e. Tll- R4!.11 of . Gilead has produced snore good in this Cowito ti at: any wiedleiise o n c e the formation of a filaseria Medici. It el,. ache (de blood with out inflaming it ; braces bt It bout sthna:atitt,i Inn . violetkly the nervous s)stetti ; bees and dishurthen• the vis , cetta. nod saber isrU portant or4a.u. ; resolves nod throw. of viscid 1 strong humours ; strengthens the ;:etterA hint u, outs brings Poch ths muscular fibres to their mlllllll r oi l Itettlthy line; t .s jiff calculated to produce, inn rahle degree, all - of any of these eflucw, so it rust, sunder certain mattillettliews tordest. , ictions, be equally sampled far the cure of every spas. Sof decay. This medicine has been uncommonly -sureessfull with young people. whit bay: the appenthnce and air of old si,tie ; whit are pale, ea . ..initiate, beitua.ilied, stupid, and eve., itnbra 1 d ; IN bilge /I n di e s are beconi.. !,10. yvh,.e it...A tue no I Inger able to curry them ; lin have :is , utter distaste int ever% thing, ny tier tawny /I incapacitated. Where the stomach i. fretlitectlydisurdertd Orel body is weaken. d ; paler.cs , , bodily decay, bud emaciation succeed, and the ryes sink into the head. The Cordial Balm of Crilead. in bottles, price Ils. each, or I four in one family bottle fat 355, by w kieb one I Is. bottle is saved, duty included. Sold by Somnel Leigh, No. 18, Strnntl ; Sutton and Co. (Lite 1) 1 c 0 ) , ni'dlit.o.), Buw Church-yard ; linenn and Co. 1,50, 1'5f. , 14--treel, London ; Brodie .ind Dowding, Salisbury ; A. Smith, eerfumer, North-bridge. Ediiituti gib ; Mortin K Now, . ti, Colleige-green ; nl M1WP114111 . ., No. I, Pat lluitietit-ore.t; 'AO opf Merl's. F. Newbury and Son!, Dublin; and outer Medi. gi•st Veto!. rs in Entope mid Am. sten. #.• Dr Solomon, ult. n consulted, expects his osuril fest of One eoutid, to whom such letters should, for safety, be thus, dirketed— ;• Mow. Leiter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead-house, war Liver " peel. Paid double poilage." The motion was agreed to, and of course the Bill is lost. On the motion of Lord REDESDALE, a Com mittee was appointed to enquire into the Privileges-; of the House, arid into Precedents with regard to, the Right of Succession to the Peerage. TH411..S BATHING BILL. Lord Si.DMOLJTH presented certain Petitioos, as see understood, against this Bill. Ordered to lie on the table. the committal of.this Rill, Lord SIDMOUTII adverted to what passed elsewhere upon the subject of t js Bill, and after expressing his disinclinesionte pabs any proposition likely to be rejected in the. other 'louse, observed, twit several representatienir had been made to him by resp'ctable individuals to- . silent on the banks of the Thames, as welt as by watermen and others, with regard 4 indecent eshil bitions on the river, moved a clause to prohibit Bath--1 ing from seven o'clock in the mori.ing . notil son-set, within a certain distance of any public slain;, 'or openings to sti ects. The clause war agreed to. The House resumed and the - Report was" ordered to be brought up to-morrow.—Adjourned. ; HOUSE OF COMMONS. Lord Cochrane tank the tnual oat ha and his Ont-• No flatlee was takes' Lordship'a appesiance in the 'Howe. Hew: . int melon .11 L. ulr II M•intgoinery nod Mr. Teed. Chriatier Maumee hill was comnytted. and after 61stael was he.ttil for the P. thinner, and Witnenea examined; the Hou.c trimmed, and the Report win ordered to be received The !krill Prize Bill, the Dyke nf•Wellincion't Estate Bill. the open Kota Lie. rice Bill, and the Scotch Algef9e.l Taxes Bill, acre I,i veraily frad n third time and. paned. • The Antorictii Trade Kill, the Silk Bounty Rill, and the Vn.e o Cierlit Bill, were severally read a aecniiii, line, and ark ;it meal toe i.e to morrtrtit: flee Hep••is In , . Con tit , Kill was taken into further ronsi deraitisai. Mt. Rohin.citi pr.ipmed a clause, which adopt ed, after a stto t whim 111 i, ort•ei, Sir J. Yorke. Sir C. 1. 3 01.•,41.14 Mr. Croker, participated, The Bill to he read a third tone immottoif. • a Till'. DUKE OF CUNI BERLAND. • -- The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved the 'second reading of the Deke of Camber. land's Annuity Bill, Mr.. WES EIERN staid, it was not his intention to detain the House by adverting to those topics which had been brought forward in the previous stages of this Bill, and still less did he intend to advert to those' contliderations which were of a more personal nature; nor did he mean to await-himself of that op portionity to draw, what be must regard as an invi dious comparison between the Royal Duke who was immediately under the consideration of the (louse, and another Illustrious Personage; but he rose prin cipally to express his surprise that the Right lion. Gentleman shciold persist in pressing the measure to a conclusion.—[Heor, !wad]—The majority on the first ofght even was extremely small ; but when he spiv that since that time it had decreased from 17 to 12, and then front 1% to S, he could not comprehend open what principle the Right lion. Gentleman was determined to persevere. lie trusted, however, the diviaion of that evening would show him that it was impossible to carry the measure. He thought no just grounds had been laid for the grant, and there fore he should move - that the 'IIII . W read a second time that day sit months. Sir 11. MONTGOMERY said that when the pre . sent Bill was first brought into- the House, he voted fur it because he thought that the proposed sum was . no more than woat was necessary, but from what he had heard since he shoot fincied he had done'sorne. thing very wrong.' In •ll the enquiries, however, which he had made opon the subject, he found no thing but loose assertions ; no person knew or could state any crime of which his ItOyal Highness bad been guilty. • In the present case he. really saw no. thing which would weird the Hinlite in putting such! a stigma upon his Royal Highness as would be con vey ed by refusing the ghat. As to the assent of her Majesty, with t epee In the mintage, be thnught it was cif tier) little consequence to that noose; nor did he thi•ik that Moee who bad ento i l.h h e million to pay the dons of the Empresa Catharine, could rt. fuse the pres..iit grant upon ally prl•4lple of et*. "only. Mr. W. DUNI).IS t.bserverl, in reply to what hal Adieu frooi aw anti tur ibloGoott M -.Western), that if the pi npusiii is a • to In h. wit h•lrsi tan because of the smell majorities iv .1411 had been obtained. it Noels, he de. taring !list the cninnrily welt 'to Amato in that Hawn% and that the majority did w.t speak the amoral Parliament. It should he remembered, however, that very important qoestiniia had keen de. • tersoined by tors %lender majorities. As on the pecnt, whether the alliance was one that ni•iild he *drat,. tageoes to this conntrs. he apprehended that oas not a necessary enanaderetion far that Ifrouste to ew e r into; thee• were lint to weigh such allintices merely by the advantages is hich they produced. • he. Hewed, indeed, that when our illustrious Sovoreign married. no peColiet political benefits were to be de. rived from that c.o.'s'. The Duke of Csimberland had married with the consent of the erns n, and so far it was a iegal marriage; and aurel‘ that House would not suffer that the wife of one ,of, the Royal: Family should be in *state of destitutin I t PlitpnOilig tier to survive her !unhand: On that ground he . should certainly support the mo.inn. Mr. WILBERFORCE confessed that the view in which he considered the present question hail a re. ference to the public morals of the country. The question which had been put by a Right :lonwerahle : Gentleman (Mr. Tierney) temsiited unansaered, and they must therefore believe that the connection was one which a certain great Peraosiage had refitted • to sanction with, her approbation. —[Hear, hear'.l— could not think that a alight or an unimportant circumstance.--[hour, hear!]—lie must say also, that the various rumours which were afloat, respect ing the person with whom that connection was formed, constituted a strong corroboration of the report that that person would net be received by the Queen. He conceived that Parliament was called upon to et. erase a sound discretion upon the subject before them, and if in'etpressing its opinion any pain was inflict ed, the blame was attributable to those only who had brought the measure forward.—[Dear, hear!)—He certainly saw 'no' necessity for the grant upon the grouids ishiciCatime - Honourable Gentlemen bad stated, fur he was gibe persuaded that if the lady shoold ever he in a state of widowhood, that House would always tie disposed to grant such an allowance *as would etswiale.her to bye suitably to her lank mod digaty.'—Eihair * , /warn—lle trusted, therelone, • tharthe House wined - 11*ot be betrayed into &sanction zEnd epprobatiarsof that marriage under the plea of , providing against a iontingeocy whieh might newer hippen.--(Hene, karlj—lle must say titer. stet of regard to Wilk mural!, they ought to withhelddhat sanctinn if the connection was such as the Qessee p •• shad reteseil to.approvis, which refesaL they were jos- • tified &inferring:- Mr. W. BA UltStoontended that the 'Noble' Lord acted righ , ly in not answering the osestion oft Hight lionourable'Gentlernan - on a preceding even ing. As to precedents,'he apprthended the strongest precedent waithe'crinittint Stitt undeviating practice of Parliatniet. which sin aye allowed to every.nratich of the R•tjt: aelficient to live in proper dignity - end spli.ildn,tr. j Mr. W K'EENE'repeated his objections to the measure. , • Mr, PRO I'H.EROE explained, that he did not mean, in what he said on a former occasion, to draw any comparison whatever, and still Ws an invidious comparison between the Duke of Cumberland nod the Duke of Yolk. An he said was, that if the Chad.. cellor of the Exchequer found no overflow in the Ex chequer, there were dehts of ;vat [wile which ought to he satisfied. With respect to the question itself, his opinions remained unaltered. Mr. PRESTON said a few worth, which we could not understand from the !odd cries of question which continued during the w hole time that the Hon. Mem ber spoke. • Mr. BATIIURST replied, from whichjt appeared that the observations of the preceding speaker, had some reference to the children of the Duchess of Cum.. berland by her former husband, and the provision for them by the King of Prussia. Colonel ELLISON snid he gave his most deter mined opposition to the motion, because he loved and honoured the King, sad because he honoured that Home and the people. --[ I leer, hear !] —lie thought ' the House would do more towards injuring the dig nity of the , Crown by concurring in the voile, than by any vote which it had ever passed.—{ Beer, hear!) Mr. Ir. SUMNER said he should Admits, from motives of delicacy, from saying any thing of either ' of the parties personally ; hut he wished to remind ' the House, that though the marriage had received the assent of the Crown, there was nothing in the noti fication to Parliament which insplied the approbtidnit ' of the Prince Regent. Ministers had much to justify • themselves for, fur having placed the Mouse in the predicament in which they stood. S:tuated, however, las they were, the present was the 'inta fo r g i v i ng a vole which it ass evident would he in unison with th e ((white of the people at large.—[(tear, Rear!] Sir T. ACKLAND would vote agtinst the 1133111, not because he thought the country had not the means of meeting every fair demand upon it, not ow the gr• nun] of his Royal highness's character (of which, too having the honour to know his Royal Highness, he eit'uld not speak), but for this deeper reason—his ohje. tine to the connection which hi, Royal High. ISM had formed, and which was peculiarly °burp& ous to the moral dignity of our national sentiment. It it were said that this opinio . o rested o . n ly out re . mow . , he would ask ) why that rumour hod mal t % , 4 •., • ~. - . . . - . . . - . _ . . • . , • ~.. . . .... • I ) T . I • i I t si t t - 1 i - I , i l . ! , t 1 :11 i 1 , I . .t , . ti . 1 r . 1 ... 4 1 : t y . f , :... , ,' t : ' . • ~ . .. 4