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

. L ~ 'lt . s. -I , • = .;c H ll .674. ' 16; L ,~ ... . 2. .._ ....~..a,,•~r. 14 !R, STATB Lfrfl'AßY OFFICE. No. 1, HOLBORN-BARS. JPERRY respectfully informs his Friends and • the Publle. that he is now selling Tickets nos Sham in n %rest torirtv of Number, for the NNW LOTTERY, to be Dr.tWO the SW h of the pre-ient Meath of November. THE igHENIE CONTAINS 4....0f....346.00 2....0f 42.000 2.... ..... SA3O I 4 l,OOO ac. etc. &c. Only IMO Tickets—Lowest Prize £l6. ••• The holders ef wetstanding Prizes, sold by BRANS COOS and PEARY Le the late Lau , are requested to Srint them to the se•naceollice, wherelkey will be phial by J. PERRY, oreaebstaged for Tickets and Shares in the present Lett-ry. DIVE. AND MARTIN'S REAL JAPAN pL4c .11111 E Public are revectfally inforrned, at *l* t ve As title dinette seri be asanufartusesi io iM gOntsive parity sued fret...lleum al 'be Origitta . Maeolactagy, 97, nigh . Baleen. ; esti as term of she hognsitiesu lately practised is their nese have two put dews Is" 'be k ur f ee n. of she taw. the public I eed ne idler victims time absenting Ow old L&wt, whichatatry it to be emir by D•ty mud Mattie, 91, High 14elhere. • . • Te these %be have been duped by poreltailag • rinist tart, and ahooey Alve monied we alteration had tit piece in slue eseaufat tore f the Rbtelditit• D. tied M• wish t• &vinery that it ever lays been pr Tared pteeisely of the taw ingredients, MA by the tante prepatisow. Price It. dd. per bottle.—No Haltpiart wade. - PNCR'S RUSSIA OIL FIFTY PRR CENT. IR C i u s A PER.—eb. 6d. Ss. and %Is. per btAlle.—Thou• yandis ',Oita rod (iehtlesness who have n , ed Princes Russia' Oil, tare declared they will use no othrr Oil. Is proved the lost tart osebolestrant Oii far slue hail.. is. so 4real a naoriabers baprorinc, preserving. and beautifying the hair of Ladles wad, Geotlereo, tad dhildres; stud If u.-ed contiansly, not a bait' trill falls, or turn grey. um/ %cakes leak and short hair gro* OA& and Wag; readers dry or harsh hair as soft of tv.k, and beeps veal or false hair In bit:oily! rusts ; *bete thkrt• is hair, by taidisir i pastd it has got thin or bald. by using Pilticr's Russia' Del aliaierly. if she least rams, a sit he restored. T:mawasda• deadening aid Were bald lalredeclared, after u•itig Prissiest) Allada 04 regalarly for bits tnuaths, the bald places became cas . hair. Irwin°, by asst nits babe • •• 1 • . • .% ' - LONDON, Vie Cest4 for %; p. e 44. • . 0 ' • •••" .4 r,,• PRICE 610. • • ..;.•• (1... , __ . -- - • • - --.-. - -, •-.....,....,1?A, \ ...._ . . -...v i i, • .. 24.4. ... 0 , ~, 1...„ it' • -e. . , . . ~. • --,..., 4 .-A- 1 ... - . . 0., 1.• ,/ • s . ,e , `" , O . ' ' . '-‘ i 4 • 1. 1. 6 ' - -: 4 :-.';'•'/ • , V , ,„ ' Y • `•ik' '4 .0 , • aa :di ; T t- . 7 14,1' 7 . .rs Id 4, Xo. 9727. it MiKlt UPTCY. VF CBFAXTOitg4l44iiri. BLACKWELL alid ITItUITA a . ate Creoerot. se., is the Cis. a !Action, 61 et Awes. Ira regime to 1 1=1111r. Herd. of No. / 6 Limier Hrocboralir. the particulars tg their Drbtk. of ttb l oreot7loeA hold. fit order &bp *ear depocitioss say be isre. to ate public wet*. P. UUV SOTII NOVRMBER. k, WIFT and Co. the Contractors, rospeettatly fla airs the Mlle, *snail: LOTTERY wilt Wawa iris it Draw* so rot nth of Notasobee.—There are say ksoo Tiace ts, oar as Scheme rfintains 2 • Pyises of ... ..elfinn 2 i. . 4 !••• :• 2 —tt. 6 ••• , LAUD 6 . IAD 6 ..:1. 1 / 4 • • ' SXI _ 19 .. , - --- _ IG *idea 13/1 Prim at silo 4 .129. trteco and Shoo*, aro sellinig at swirr and Co.'! Mien, tie. 11, Ponnry, I And No. 31, Ahlgate HiiM . Clidsiog-tros‘ street. IT" 7.2 Right _ teman, Chancel !et& chequer Our .WllasA Piqoarailie bad waitiii - ii7467, presented the : Petition), an explicit declaration ithis 1 opinion as to the time when-he thought the Property Tax would expire. Would it, in tk Right Ron. 4 Gentleman's opinion„ expire on the 25th of Apia ? When the subject was first usentioued, the !light lion. Gentleman seemed ignorant of the precise I words and meaning of the Act, but yesterday even ing he had admitted that he, had. no doubt himself, although he wive a kind/ of intimation that some doubt existed elsewhere.. * tech a doubt really ex. isted, either on the part of the legal advisers As( the Crown, or of any of his Majesty's Miaisten, it **Of be well that it shabW„be immediately and distinctly expressed. For his part he apprehended that no thing could be more clear and unequivocal than the words of the Statute ; and if no steps shoeld be taken (as he hoped to God they would not) to new the Act, either entirely or la part, he wakens* that Government would net dare to levy thultgesa. after the itsth of April:. The: *itself was4ils d el most obnoxious description, Thp 9110 comp ed igtly Petition which he bad jest presented wairinly one of thousands of cases of hardship and injustice, increasiag of course as the operationsptthis tax had beep rendered more burdensome front origin to the present hour. The House would recollect that when tbetax was first introduced by Mr. Pitt, en- 1 der the name of the Income Tar r io far was it from Occasioning the public exposure of the property of , atta individual, that every means was taken to pre. Rent such an exposure. The principle of Mr. Pitt's I lit was secrecy. • No person's affairs were de. , ettioPed to the world, and it was attempted to reader the measure palatable by the very declaration, that it would be attended wit no exposure. Tan very , reverse was the case of the existing Act.. Grievous were the burdens which it II ow-the people. .been , tripo . _ , 4 wholesale. retail, and for rapt.. ry to. __...., .. lir be imipl doss — lie hi r. Prince. Jotia•street, Otinrd street, Loud.* p' i It _ . gdeol . . cinierftdlin tee.] - . b ermes ' ideied all 11411114;1111011111117116111 a 4 600 /0 So• 80 WWII ..11111111041/10111,0111-0.0011 . 4111beV b i ts f : el :fisi t ' principal Perlbateri and Medicine Venders.' ' 11; ora i e bet tiiilassoitiloasse • • -pepireihitit the: 1U ! pity of the- whole pemilmilhgle, i ink alas the effects et.dronkeisimati teleMene 'setietr thiesilletr • Callrlell•-- 141, Te OW ONOtf *lto hive it:edits/ilia Oil wi th - t .. 1.. 4._ ____,••• - out twat it, MI AMMO of being taken in by the impostors, who terminatkon of the - Act, and the. • Ovse, were, 19 bin, 'of the Bosse, h ew ould firs t amount on., Were Waled:a Usbeei !milliliter from its eetereilli ' 1.14 me counterfeit, particularly in the couotry: Therefore . opinion, bound to keep pace with the wishes of "tlet : l dlipehargea themselves, and he hoped the Right -Hoed first time of their beintlit'a foreige country Air . Se particular in n..k fur Prince', Rass:iti Ott, and in the Dime- : people, and not renew a measure so oppressive; op- ! Golden.. a opposite would pay atlesiiion to the sub- i were more likely , to intfeliteirid'rinking, there weals Roos and Bill sealed op with ear* Bottle, it is . prooed. who- . - e'er sells Itiessin Oilonsilee ;tor pretence whatever, 11831 iy Dot. pressive not so mpch - on . account of,ilse money which ject, es he considered join the teseousible Officer of. seldom more than seven In the -hospital at c time-7.4 Prin c e s , are h ap s slur s, a s telling counterfeits to their rya- it wrung out of the pockets of do, people, as frost , the Crown with respect to it. -He would proceed le Mere theirlialf the regiment emit 'through (11•41.101.1 towers. 1 the mode in u hich, of uecessity t that money was col- , reml.the first charge, trekking that Sim Heise gil * al - setely-fions dnsaineeu. Criletiel Qinettlege PRINCE'S IMPROVED DYE, for Clawing grey hair l lie was glad to afford an opportunity to : micas* the trouble which las feeadit necessary itoighveli, jilleis'defebee, bid said tirethe-eoefd stet* numerotrill 9 • or whiskers iwrnediut ty to dark brows; tit bark.---liver- lectecl. trusted he . them .-{ Colonel Paimat.here read the first chirp'', ittetaseel of the wirit of ethipemtlen too die•part eild duds of Ladies who Vsed •9) wear false hair, became their :the .Right, lion. Gentleman (which he awn becalm gre } ', love lefi of the false Mir, 004 lIIM g. *NM eMbrace) of explicit) , declaring the deterrei- , anbsespsently the ammenen j and..lestly an extract frees : the Officers. Why teat did fie eitteate el ?. Wei • new their owe, as it certainly is a great addition, liar' .. , .. . and he was persuaded that ; his own reply to 'Calomel •Queethes defence chariot+ pre himself also er?d it ler .the gued:eerdtiet ef alto. wittiest doubt) there is oat nay thing makes them lona older i nation 01 crovernineot ; grey or fate hair. Also Montan& of Gentlemen it is t uteri it the H a w. Goetlerean should intimate that it was ; the trial; ail of which being before the publicolml . regiment allay the woe, s - thesAtetant‘General ; to blve red or a rty trhiskers, that at. a a rt-at ditfieuremena to . . ~ .. 0 • propose the prolongation of the tax, the-i abstain from repeating thern.l—ile contended that but this good conduct was in no ways oseieg told's"- . Mew, are nn . q uite dark from- their it,in g Prime's, Improved ,it ! innocent D A .: country, if it felt as it most feel,on this subject, • the evidesce was as strong in support of the part oft. diell,`. as he.inarlbliecw 'child - in leading strings, and Dye prepare. with spirits, which is the only everillicovered ; stves . grey hair, or red or grey whisker', he- would lose no tinge petitioning Parliament open it. the first charge of which the Court had acquitted Cols,'Sdlreys under' the' !fine* of ° Th eis: lie had' not, ltedierly,le dark browner black. Si an imPrand princ iple. 1 .... The CHANCELLOR o f the EXCiI BOER had . Quentin (newly, that be had not made proper sr.. brought fOr i si'ard 'Mi.. Iliforsisasi m :the Suigeot; or CAUTION. As there serend tpurioas Dyes n..w selling which wee prepared with Catiuir, dangerous to we mid 1 " - ! no objection 4o allow the Petition to lie on the table. megemosts to secure the success of the regiment), as'' mistimed his n a m e in thsestuss,of itie,pr oo esdi Jorinss ',the- health, and makes the hair and wbiviters tun! . to the arguments urged by the Ron. Gentlemen, of Allm.Partiof which they had found him guilty.— Re had no hesitation bother in teent 'I, . 7 , .er, a , ' rTple I therefore be yarticeiar ite ask far Prince's I m plosed.l ils sr e , a a ni m a a bottle; or tw o bottles for 21.; or one &ern 10 1 .: he most beg leave to say, that he would ne move [Calleael Palmer here road the letter sent to Coloneli,,Morrison had acted perfectl y riglit, au4,l at, " ak F Aprion.—The r ov e r o f cash bottle i , whet "; i n v ideo elk. , i s shrink from his duty, if. he thought that it waddles_ *mai., by order. of LoSd - , Edward SomersetOrew4 'Quentin was perfectly. wrong: • Alad..Culi-41worter I) "'"'''' "e"ide d-j t "4"' each bottle, " *al a" .es 'I proper to continua the Property Tax, than ire nib Prehooding him for having iecantiously expose& the 'on foreign service been tried' by it . Coort-MartkX dye their own heir oil ewe MIA pleasure. To sieconunn l t.to L a di es an d (k al l einen that reside isi the I persuaded the people of Great Britain, who had to. FRPI444 Parties of the 10th to the .enesny.)—Tideelies I. ' for. his conduct towards Mr. Morrison, b e b a d go , tnef.try, by tending a reraitinaty ev__pust iii Kr. Prince, Jahn. : l ong paid this tax from a conviction of the pada 11_,..te.ecensure ; the eisereespecisily as Col. Quintin hesitation is laying, that he would have been broken inrinnuiSsen on t h e l o ve d, . But he foe jc algae. - lie bad asked CelohelQtkehtin, deritit erre , : 0 iford.street. Londe,. filli had tens by TOWS of 1 assab to aay part el /be tiredness and necessity of the causes which called for its hope- 1441110Assd' • f . - :14.i .... n ..1 . ..tz.: :, • , :...' ~r v, : ' -,, _.- 4 r l :I fr•o• mi A 4 6 - - iithi t iqr s.. an - d c o . rel i pect f o liyi n ,. I having afterwards been levied oil them, the e — pol r ferns the ilibile that Tickets - nod Shires for the ensuing amounted to 3211. 14s. being 15 per cent. on . . P YBWIt 11f*es" Sale at *cif Onive.No- 93, Roil Ex' property. They pritye4 that the House of CO gism. ' • • ‘ . . tae Leetory,tasiti-ting of noly taw Nemben l *di T WO would take their case into constderntion, stud ill. ?WI Wile of osals;• will be ThitsWN T 64 30th Instant, sad us- thews to prove it s and to be bEar4 big atlas— powielikike .1 ..Prlarsof - 41 bar. 6.000 each. •' !, 1 '..., ~.- -. '.0 . 0. juumii ,4 4l44voiri i ssowsemAiisitai . (X ee to mote Xt ~ io NEllitl s kihgeti tat 1114 i 1 ' I, Ise. ... Letters (porn Iwo . day answered, a m o r d er , f,,,,, aO lifl tOlt the table, not pledgiog himself indeed t t.lio __ the Cosutry, necontranted with Remittance, punctually at- would take any further steps •in the bedwrset - 110 tetsted tn• was i ve ry desirous, however, to obtain fry %settlement and all other Public Securities Bought and Sold . i iiv Cei.faissinn. Right on. Gentleman, the Chancellor f g,thaligi g ee_ ~ -------- L. t-- A -.1L...A i. ::/--..:. 1-- 0 = ~•r~ r :, i :~ W o o • tn i tO I I? t:.. • ; • • ,* Alia PAtillii . . . - . . their., it theyiew that the *est oak that to thought Colonel OAS& .fl. , - .4lcfgo:.** .u. ' .... 6 1 1 11 1 4:2, '4l ealstdd. He repeated teived to Man* flithiletteibief that hesere, ... . , . . „ .• - 1 -. 1 - 1100i1E - OF COMittntit. key .17: 4 ' li, last night, Densely, ceased to make any imprestrien upon him.'-q - Ilir C. rtt.gpsessititft Peet* the tetra Pilots taw . L 4 hie to be jog j Palmer proceeded to read the second chew, .. ' played intik Majestiria serviced - thii War. praying toe ,le the • ,ems . tar. TUN ; and thion of the Court sateittlftg Colooel Quentin upon. Oahe rafEandeffall Prontsitts.—Rifeied Mt acoraiwitsee• 1 that it would expire oa the Wolof helm ne. it, had his reply to"the defer* of Col. (Inlaid Mr...WWII AGTON praaratOgn kegennt of the Untended . Debt. wed of Oewslusillig Ilichttisef Btlis,. as the lkh Norm. = 4.l by Padiaajent., Ifeeijiit itri=lllbig the tiering the trial . — ifs eged Imitate theettott, 'with bur, 1/114.,--Orekeetto lie en theisibta . • - • • i . • orthe How to the ,. . eliscoesop. respect to Captairrikeiommeir(4liipilwerial ttielleth .A Person from the Soak et Eaglapd plesested an Acmes*. 01001 e fl oold all It of the Bank-eotes in of laden , 04 On St o us t:t o e ,, lop, ~ .. . ,_ ,-- not, -, . . ~. alien, he. for proviag the second charge' tillit. Ile- watliv s. also an Accosts* of chncre c iu me d Di v fg e m s , ea ow aft* et . Ir is tale teat it was • ''' ioaal) of the session of written evidence *irent that ti; Janeary, Ath *CANC. 5* elJely, aod Whet °ember. 11N1.,4* I - • I • that ..,- • finnan in Ms contrast between the Pro . . that 'Colonel Quentiar knew that evidencel het. that Cordered telt en the tabk. An Led INOTON•hroagheia • = - . ' t il e: :l Tax and the Neese Tat, el introduced by he could not predece it without the &stoma eitZ 'Scath. et the4taideary Mks. Ate, . , t ; its. The fact was thai the iilippaso Tax (at- Quefttiw, which -was refused; and that hated - brought forward in Oil -test e s t ate o bli ge do w i t hd raw lt- Venablt f ore b een t note's, teft by that Lady .I.lbe alm#Sittfadd.—itadd RAF*.,..,40111'.: did ordered to be read *snood tine ta.aoorrow vim s now , si , d -m argne , p thm ie ir tit t - re ti a dm *pi hick the novelty of the measure would allow') occa. Colonel Palmer thee proceeded 'to read emitiiiii and passed. ' • • --: !ylt, ...•:. siii •-, nod the most templet, expopitre of the. circuit- Third Charge,' end that part of 'bk. eeply - which , * Air. BROGTIEN broaght ap tie Sopply, the Iteiondinat td: water • i aces of every sadividears income, which was not lard to it, of which chaff') the Cowil-Martial rerri orderedaccandaftl . • ... 1 •in..wn es .-, . :i 1 1 igaiii 16014 tenting Property Tax. Because flounced Col. Quentin not 'malty. He nest 'read Mr. BROGDErt aloes& apthe-Reporbset chi . eipreseitsearea was called upon to lasted* in his what he led stated at opening the' Court-Martial, di ega r d end r" Cast aanin li ctsall A ixi ct i . The c lin° . " 4 "P" . ..-: ---- - -r °1 7 111411 . 111 ' 4 iii•Clalatimalliterhple of his income , except for the that the Ofkcsate were not defrosts of etidtitittiel _ ASSIZE oFifli:iiies'oali—t-96., Illtlanteer elitalniagesemption. ' le that.respoct the charges ugliest 'Cid. Qftesitin, tot. morel jorbilltil •ler.Prtjettat ONSLOW•seeidt la hi. ohnosiitittWAtitie% itiltemet bad an obvious advantage over the former i thiCtiatie'rdigetryshodld-teirepleter eon, member fir. the City et . Ceeldtmowlo lad elves woke i **tore, es well as to the greater' difficeithe which' calledon to prod** chargis,' bet as be bed stn ' last Session that 1 4 w ould *tusk to Pittliaaledt pop. popasi- 'it threw in the way of evasion ; for it should always i the otretlitilf o f 1 4 Ceite-Martiar nothi g lesfirti • don reoettlitt tbe Assize of Bread, wiiithd :la. kaow . wheelie, i . , . the W ort h y xit,,,,,m, persevered in lab ' i i iti s o wiri i m e , .ffi.. be recollected that fairness to the public was the lin his contemplation than such a [worse of pi -octet' = • edisteir be meant to bring forwent I& Meows Whew ia_s truest Justice to.individuals. As to the Petition, b e I ing• Having reed this statement, Col. Pelmet' begged. M ss me? , , Mr. Alderman ATKINS teptied i hiof ii sb t0 • 4 2 ? -1 • - •es - spe if ' recollected the application o f th e Petiti euers t o th e , leavele observe, 'that he distinctly challenged' Cc& wake, that an we were able to clalleerwis, the he Sid mlttims. Treasury, by whom they wervittformed that it was ; Quentin to prodeie aay.lflitances '‘vhatever of good 614 !.e that 'e.bad.q. hisoilt to l'ethg.feAwnell'ettY Mentlere not in their power to interfere, as the Act of Parlia. ' conduct shown by him daring his command of the re: e cesi texi= iart h e had strongly recommended it to the meet badman& the decision of the Commissioners ! gienent abroad ; whereas he hinvitelf meld tilitii final. The Commissioners were not appointed by the • • brought forward various-other instancesaflits mho. Crown, but by the public and in a way the best cal . ! tondact Wide" those he hid charged Itinv heft: 1k to ensure impartiality. I challenged Col. cloentin to *predate any instance; ' Mr. BARING represented the eatrenie hardship - either in quarters or the field, .in, which be did not rend oppreesion et this and other cases," expressed 1 beauty the same want of capacity, or want' of teat his wish that the Petition might be referred to a 1 tattlacitiviry with those *Sielt Wield 'Charged against Vosu not with a view to Make a Committee of ; Mitch"-"' '-. ' '. the House of Commons judges of the assessment of a I 'Gilt' Palmer then reed • the dttietiarge . , and the tax, bet to afford the means of enquiring, whether ! elthfidtko. ._ 4 the Ceart-Mettiat 'reflecting it. The bb.: - there was not something in the nature of the tax- k. I 1160.111114111 itt the coadatten of the teapots respecting Celt shich rendered it necessarily open to abase. 1 the *kat of co-oPenfflot " the PEft-or o ° .( dfors or . *. Me. WESTERN strongly 'deprecated any inten..l the regiment we bate Illolltti above. Tnexcalpitte hind .• ilp -to p attempt the continuance of 'the tax after the ' self and the other OiScertroltie 1011 r regtipWit trod period at Which the faith of Paslieseest was pledged Ode charge, he read eeplotts intergcbt fraiklilsewelle it should eapi-re. -•, ‘..•. - . ! donee given at the Coort.fifettitl.-' Lettf"-tidifffil . The Petition was thiedAied la Jilt on the table. ' mere, after stating fist litrilnits* Quntin appapipit BRITISH TROOPS ON TAB OONTIN EI:T. ! him unfit to commante . ratiment of light cavalry,. To reply to a ittesdes frau' 141 t. TIERNEY, who Mt lepreisly said, that hi ad 'Many opportenitise wished to know whether any iirfat the contingent' if !itemising the condectif. the officers, and tie must force, tarnished by this coontryi ea the Continent, !. say that he never met with a finer veils of officerel-- was' Hanoverian, and, if go, wiegler that part was. (Veer, hear I—or one that was bete M t ~ og paid by England or Remover f , Zi) t 3. • . . More zealous in the cliseletege of llielP or 'fin Quarcs k ipe . if tistk-HICREQUER, *hid he would beie . . : ~, ' - . •-• latif tfili he should , ' to-morrow, Ai* into a de% dil ;--111ernhettri—atist "" f4 - "". that tit' . 's tailed stateemiat of 4111-thapoiate cownectert With this , envy tomplelett Made molest the& eithiet ',lfivrtiei( Subject. • . . Qeentid el. Lord Edward Sotherset: :rip '` J'. been . CotlpT.wAtrrim. ON COLONEL QUENTIN. ~.. IMO also stated that he bed` told Colonel* '. %tenths , . Colonel PALM Elt commenced his speech by ob. litevr eery ill the reginshnt wet cometaidert; tiled - Id/le serving, that when he gate notice of the motion iseathe was displeased with his obrideetell-tlffear t ` which hi was abàut to submit to• theliense, he lad itearn-"-tord EdwordOiehiellit • kid -OW he heft not in. his possession the official report of the sen- ' every reason to be pleiteCieiththe gentieldtharelitah Noce of the Coort.Martial. Having it now in his 'of the-olkers, who 'ROAM ti MoCtivert 4dlitittil biked, he .would, with the permission of the House, and attentive to their detyl.44fierni, redP!).--•-tand read some ' passages; sod 'particularly the opinion of , he kettatier 'completed' from CA. (t , iiiin 7 tire Coen which imatadiately followed the Deuterons,. tie of - hk- 'tit'. Wet_ ed. Colonel , &stetter'. lied which was in these words:— - .. : said thediscipline elle 'Meet eras most 't xeitriplary! 64 The Court cannot conclade these ptoceedinge previous to thearrivaluof Ilteeneks'etshe re-' Vithowt eapreasieg their regret that there appears eu giment, and was the admits.** of all who witnessed. .40ittre existed such a want of co-operation among the i k—[lfetir, /tear !]—endlissit ft immediately after. i ra of the regiment, as to render the duties of wards became bad. . Btliihdeadojor Janet - spoke iii* ommasidieg Officer much more ardubus than the tame high terms of the dirbiptitie of. theitighaent otherwise would have twee." ' previous to Colonel Qeetaleosarrival,end wilts sub i,„ ot w this was an observation not founded on fact, ',fluent change for the worse. Having read over the and it wee the harder because it was the ground of ! evidence tot these officers,* Colonel Feltner begged aloe severe sentence that followed. It was his WM. I leave to_stato that Colonel-Quentin bad not, in op. 'tiro toilers delayed staking any comments on the ! position to this strong and most respectable evidences* pricoedings until they were before the Rouse ; but • produced a single witness of the toot cosset/hence.' 1 p i t ior consequence of the eloommendatioo of some! In fact, ColoaecQemitle had not* st tfttlsref evidence Moods, who we* More comments& idith the conduct 1 to disprove 16-61ileer, hear !]-Itaree hieintendon of Pirliamentary business than tiesiellf, be bid-del I to Mari hodaght forward. the Quatembisters end teemiued to go iato the whole caitio;tirben Is gave ; someoltitesevjeante of the regiment, betlterti he hee l& notice, am . Hoeounble .Friend of his ea ' the; been anticipated by • Colonel - Qwentlo l-- Hie fountla , Betiel.below bad advised him to entrust . the aandioar i howertir, • that istribspeedeeee stleiteree"-liedid be to alrether Hommtrahle Gentleman. Now,. hewer placed on any .tikiigikey add ;. and it they 0600 certainly very ready to ladmit-the there mew teeny! have said any thirrglar-fameir of- Col. Quentin Only:. Honourable Members and mess lassepshadi n Alts: tree: *Meld certainly hatelds;nisaer. • Colonel Palmer thee task than himself, yet Imbed ihoogbi ibrpeeper he proceeded to read *Wend comment on a variety oil . undertake it himself, lest, as he aras.a4atitY -Coal , lillewhetailal Orders twined by Coldnet Qatratla . ..- - He' cereed, and a Member of that Itiovett v it *tight bb IteptistAsing orders teeptetiog the preserving Sieenill, sopposed, if he had not.dethe so': &Wilms acquiesced 4 ass and sobriety in the regiment, all 'dm thine hg'- is the justice of what bad.passe4-la the first place , wet taking no measarits whatever fete! were ilkbly *0 ho begged leave to read the General Order issued I effect these objects, and when the Officers, day aftee4 from the. Horse Guards on the 10th inst. "Calomel tdity; were-taking • men before hill for chintkeneess,' Palmer here read the General Osder directing the I , steeling, mad desitarvices,-all otsrhota he discharged• opinion and sentence of the Coarbaartbd to herded i without doing stay thing With them. At Tefale t t at the broil of every regiment. ie his Majesty'. see- l when he tra.imaing Ms older, these werafemptit 'this ' _ _ .lam-•.'hipowl, v `.; i.e i• n I, • e .+►y~ ~ , , . • had east cher 1 04 . -, _ - I — N.., 1 _el_ _ immk_____ --,_ ; PRIDAt . i" ; ; 1:, ' 18, 1814 --"1,,,,f402._ ...,„ A.,/ ip. the ..41pagt- - - .I* . ...,:: Ile Nit .. I.th . 47 1 1. mid +brink fr ogs , - 0 ,.: 3. . ' trance and necessity DM itoy.l7. ~ Gp opinive which he lad ghee. Dig de Ewa Pilot, tow that the ward , / of the Aet apparel is hi iar. praying for , the sane as the raids e ith e other War. W_ PRO PEATY 'TAX: Mr. WHITBREAD presented a Petition front' certain peilons complaining of great ,grieva.ace and oppremion ender the Property Tax Act. Thesopers, sonsied Wiliii4iessed in a sem jahnitely beyond that lowa. tu t obght ,pay.; they had, in comet quesice; . aPplied /or redress to various quarters, but hawing kited in obtiinlog that redress,. they now came to lay their case before Parliament. The Petition was then read by,the,Cler . k: It ares from the Proprietors of the Auctio*Kire, stud s that hawing been assessed in the se *et 27714-11 s. yond the legal assessment, o.tithed ftpplied to the Commissioners, Ind subseqamiii* to the Lord? the Treasury, forrelief,,bat" in tieltriend sea bawl, Iff wards been vied ' be : et ig= 11 TH ANTRA ROYAL., OKORY.S.4O, 1 is!, Tn" pr sat EVENING, Nowall, - iii Majesties' UMW/ will perform '! THE FAIR PENITENT. , • - j A ebodo, He. pmt COW. Miss Wakteity bersecoef awl pearance at ibis Theatre. ; •• ; • : To which will be added, 4 1w SW Comic Drama, in two Aete,4llait JEAN DE PARIS. • • ?hit Dome to be opened at bait paw tire treltbei, tit be. 1 6 1 .4c5e , its. a &coot pri g , 3s. , Pit, 3 0 4. 6d. Settled war faV ek lW • Price, la.—Upper SalleYsle-1 slentrad ;$ A , A -V • - THRATRII:WEICAL. ci4YRNTOIIIIIMWN. , IIS prillat EVENING, ,ear. will • ibe performed, I%AtIELLA. Biros, Mr. 'folios; Isabella, Mist O'Neill. • To which will be ridded. A WIC Cootie Opera. called JOHN OF PARIS. A Private Ras may he had mightl), - , on application to Mr. Brandat, at the Rai-orsce. ' eines. is. t.Secostitt Price *. se. 64. ; Setoott Prim Is.—Lowee linnet y, ii. ; Second Price. Is.—Upper Bit ry, L. s Isere PSI?.'. 6d. . •