The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-09-22 00:00:00

NiVAL INl'.B L IdGENG 7 ...**Me••-_ Dor ta, Sart. 4l:- There k hardly an evening that plages ~,itiont a Fiend. privattker 16111; on our conk: Last even i„ g, at Dearly nine P. k. a large lugger priyateer attempted capture a light brig, from the lIV*4 ward, and which was ithin n few yards from cue Pierghead. The sans at vie castle and 16113 were Ors* and had the erect of saving the brig ; and had the Arehelife battery gam Bred soo t y, ht A u probability the privateer wsraid have been souk : the brig yi cut aftemaryis into the Downs. A Dignal is now flying for enemy being in tight; mud a privateer is to be very dearly vl)rervt-il nearly lialf-vray arras. between this and Nodostie. Cgme hi, a very line Frencb lwaer, OF 16 gags, prize to t•: Lively frigate,. a hielt eapairril her, off Beathy•Uocd. st A Ituottat,Ssr.lll.—The Walla n , of GottAlr, iw Kittip. %mum, Not Row Waltz to Riga, with wine, loft theta:lvey 1 1 1 genii( Ito the Whaliug Saud; gut off witlinut damage. mid pr0 ,,,,,,d e d on -we voyage t convoy n. , w uiful.bound iu Vas !loath Roods. Iteny.timiog th- Flobehaea, R e aar esA t, lu c k_ mo od, Wiwi, Acute, Daun:le s, Diiigeticc. and Starlings Fut brig. ..1111011•1.1.1.111.1ft. JUBILEE. • ...m.-.- TO sta *1L41A.31 CURTIS. Sift —Considering your tine to be more use fully and substantially occupied than isi searching haturical records; and also considering your known 4514 sapert , r loyally to our beloved Kiug; considers:4 also, that as you were foremost io pr o p u sOig iMc intondnil Juin*, you will be also a it/Wang chgracter in lumina . a suitatiii address to the King on Otis moat joyful occasion : I have, to sive ) our eyes is, searching, as *ell as to pre. save yuot talents from tabsustion, and keep them in NI; ',goo!, token the trouble to gives you carnets front the character of King Edro4rd the Third, of glorious, memory, by twu celebrated histiaions. lour natural acumen will promptly discover the striking analogy between the two glorious reigns of that King alid ',lir present most graciotts Sove reign, and yin bidl naturally introduce the whole „t . these tal ia, is into the City Address, wi.h as moc:iadditiona exordium as exordiu as yonr knorza hiNtart ,.4 reward t, and vigorous understanding, can point out. lam S ir, Your humble Servant, Ttooniii TIM ri.E. 16th s(spt, ISO). TIER Of ROWI.IIIITrtr 30, sir S4nNik., VIE HISTORIAN. " float he was ft•tusote twyonn measure, wise and mei. dent iss massed. welt leotard sit the law?, quick of oppechea sio4. Judicial* arm skithil in notate, elegoot iu spaaCb ,anti . for ear, 'bat a lover of peter, of au exalted, glorious, and en d. loyal spirit, which never eistertai!ied. w a y t.-f l y i grit Jut or talgar. *Mehl 4ppeer• b. / the earelle.st l a ws he math , a nd by loose two jasmine Johit.es Re kept; ne was 11.5% log to his friends, terribk to his eirasies—isol became he win se va item, F ob*, mid fortimata. bls soisjeeb issagisminitiat *olive older twin wet 160 raise the triewpd s andlds teas e rs ran anroisJ, even issb.b.sessurans sander ; ail thought themselve s ti.lppy And mites if they Mere itstisr hie protestion, or con -I,.:tatta Ajt:i Mtn. Tl, k , 'Aiwa ;. tb- Germans he Ida 1 m his esimotiond f toe flendligs were htsraefetteratei; tbC 6144R4 he übti o d by the bond of shirty s the french, o a rde, cod Stets, he 3ssidoed by:forte of own's! He woo .•-revered Agott.lior, Yor.tistody. and Poetised' teak Jor fi r a l ifFrolve,and Dasi'd King 4 . 9csts, kis prisoners; he his Con Ow► for the purpose of earn tog on the war; • tvevA ioi septgated Ids . VS liabartat or emoiumsat frusta that of kW cit I Act Ck li.w 4a O. " fleiore be w.s. Kasa i Newell Morin Se w.se to Ins so; Thav A h able to joege, was wryer unwilleig to bear the • t tz,ineos rotisrrfs flat he mingled hb own interests with Cone of his sub- ore, obi never refa: tts As sethe wrung. of _prose that assist ed Aim to revenge Avows on his romote ! .'' The; statement in an Evening Paper, about 111 fortnight gott, roueeriling tho health of the -13,1. fish 'riots at Waleheren, Clat there were only 20 unicers and 'Niel 2CO wee sick in the whole is tuialfy untrue. 01 the 4th of this month the neftbsirs in the hospitals were noo, at the same time risen and officers dying very fast, and haJ Wilt for &natty previous days. Since then, sotne hundreds have died, is ith many officers ; and the neni2ser of sick in the hospitals of that island (British troops only) Amounted to 9107. A re port of the sick of one regiment only, amounted to 79, all faiien -ick in 21 hours. Thu men were then dying so very fast, that the Earl of Cut 1. AM issued an order that no one should be buried (either officer or privet.) but in the most secret wanner, and without any funeral ceremony tak-. ing place, before six in the morning or after eight at isght.. The Noble Earl too did not find out emit very lately that the quality of the bread +which the troops have received since our landing way If • bail leatore t and prejudicial to the cow. stitesion,‘ when he nay pleased to order a finer kind to.belerved out. Salt beef and pork are ise sued as vatioes live'da)s eat of the seven. Au Errning Paper has the following paragraphs —" Aleaserus are to be taken to render Antwetp , uselen to the enemy as a naval arsenal. To tired this objneVortler . s have been sent to the Duck-yard at Pottsmouth, to prepare eight line of hatthl ships to be scut there, and then to be sunk in the different passages of the Scheldt. The Maga,- L'llercuk, two more English ships, and fnalrl Danes, are pitched upon for this service." The gentleman eh() stands charged with an as sault on a young lady at Worthing, is Mr. Tao. nag BA semi, wine and brandy-merchant, Mark- Line and . Abeherchslane. fie was dtmcribed,, at the ruminative on IVeduesday, by the several wihnism, who were of the first respectability, as an exemplary husband and the father of flee dill. ilreo. Mr. BARRETT had been at Worthing in the early part of the season, as was his usual cus loin, but he WAS 14ere with Mrs. !Ls easvi and his children. A east number of anonymous letters have been sent to the Proprietors of Covent-Garden Theatre, menacing the most ruinous consequences, if they persevere in the attempt to raise the price of ad- mission. On Sunday evrnin; the 3.1 instadt, as Witlimn reenwontl,a labourer in the parish of Aldershot, Hampshire, was in the act of instructing his chit. dren in the Church Catechism, on earning to the words ' thou shalt du no murder,' be immediately juu►petl up, wog into the garden, and was seen to slide easily into the well; being remarkably narrow, it was with difficulty that he was drawn up, and when taken out he was yoke dead. No reason is given fur this fatal conduct. , StATESMAk. redored and deplonbie 'headset' Add . Mof Aare* bee§ pier ifted to their nctunl extremity, had it set been for the abase of lhejpresetet ;acreitsfilf4siorisessr, had widow of tits Ovate,. &lire to retur their siacere and grateful /dank! to the Peers above-rmened, 'for bott lug proposed and ripportrit , those hleneurr, which tend so mil-cal:illy to %are the Coo.ti iution frert greater dangers than dune which arose from the po.wers which *ere formerly pOssessed oil all MO by ths . Cro wit. And this Court declare their heart/ appretest:osi of the Metitin proposed lo ectitte on befoe ibeir Lardshlis' House= Tursday the etb of February air tt, and assure their Lordships that they is ill'uorrnsittingly.stnd at all times, est, in their capncity, every spreiei of aaristanie and fdlistlttall anal rapport ton pleb which peontivei a reform so - iike4ary , iu our preeeot alarming situuhros and to saint:tel . :lh all its fu lure einibequeuees. • . Ordered to he fairly trataeritnfd, and 4tne4llllllllll Cbpy delivered to their Lord-hips. r. - Ordered to be puhlt.hed la all the Sitovkie Papers. • '" 117 -• t , t A; a Common Cuuittit, Febrisary 11...,174135' the f.,llouing Leiters, 'lcing .Iw:wets ft,,,, ! ;the seral Peurs to is hoot a ('o:'y of the Resolutions had been delivered,. were laid before the Court, and respectively read. Windsor Grand Ledge, Dee. 23, !779. Sin received ye.terday, by order of the Common Council of the Clty. of London, a (.'opy of their uutittimous Itesubstion, transmitted to me by Mr. Iteruembrancer. I feel myself dumbly interetted as 4 Prince mid an EliglisA matt, in giving toy hearty ast4.l4 to every Alcusure tilt eh may tend to x 141,1100 the common s:rength„ wealth, mai interest of the Empire. A fair and cundf.: of the EJpendi- Stirs of Me Poblir Money, trust be, conducive to these sash:tory ends, as it would enable the King to employ the resources eti this Cont.try, in such exertions by Sca and land, as may re store his Majesty's durMaions to their former t•plenduar, and promote the true hot:our and dignity of the Cross is, by rim blishin4 the Isappinsts and prosperity of the people. The approbation tile Common Council bare Expressed of indrcoorltict in Parli.unria, is very acceptable to me. MEN ELY. 1)oke of Cumberload. To Mr. ni.mr•tnnt N of the City of Arlinom-strert, 13, 17P:1. St R —(ln my arrival in twill, 1 received the Vote al backs with which the Common 4 Doom here been plemed Id ho nour me ; permit Me, thrvu. h you, to return theist thy mod sincere ackNowledgme: t-, and to sesure 04,114, qs - a r t the deriy to front the cosacientiom dikefersegedYiny ditty to the puttlic, a testimony of apprabatioo fr•idsist' tei‘ , pectahle a tinily of In) fellow cilizem, reuird„'ilse moit sittivfictory, which could :talc he.it bedowed tin tor condo .1. With principles of hereditary amichruent to the iii4Hit of }hoover, with the mast unfeigned reveet for the Panama co his 31ajest, I have long with cuuerra beheld the of that prruiciuo.,)sent or GLlVCrOment n hick g ui le fo r .b to overt helm the Stat., and which has at 1.1.4 as vviverfat Wearer: over tAs kAote Aingdoin. 1 trust, bon eve!, that by the aduptien of rigid ro:nomy, we may still Ise enabled to rtsist the ponerfal comliioations which our cocottes have f firmed against us, and by restraiuilig he hideelee of the Crown, which unfurtseen contingencies hate to.lar.;irsi beyond its ju,t isrumnrtion, sand She equilibrium .of the Caustilution. Ire may pru‘ide fnr the primmest Writ* rity of those invaluable Liberties which were established at the glorious, nod sect nary Revolution. I am, Sir, with great relect, Your obt.damt humble Servant, To Mr. RAMEADRA NCLR. ItIiTLA .1.11. •era sorry I PIO not at home when you did nie lite humour to cai upon ow, sand beg to as-iire you that I am veto happy to had that n,y viaduct on Ibe 7111 and Lith of December bat been approved of by the Custom Council of the City of Loudon t nod ant, Sir, Year moot obedient bumble Servant, To PiTilt It*Scass, Remembraircer. LONDON, Dcc. 29, 1779. Sin-1 tun greatly honoured by the testimony which the City of London has given of their approbation of my hunt ble endeavours to serve my Country. Nothing can tend m muck to overt the dangers now im pending over it, as the onion and Activity nfupright and inde pende..l men—that uniouand activity appca-ing in the flrt romme chit city in the ocrld, cauuot Gil t 4 cement the bitants of the whole king !oat in the same uecit sary rei.ilut 1 am, Sir. Your obedient bumble serva t, ToMr. Itcmcitunxscrn. BOLTON. Losses. Dee. t), 177%, Sig —1 hart reccivel your letter, wrote keg order of the Common Council of the City of London. Give me leave to express through ymelhe satibf olive I shall altra3s feel when my pelitkal conduct meets tie* be Ipprols.stion of [bat respectable body. I am, Sir, wh► great regard, Your 'oat obedient humble servant, To W. Rix, Esq. GU trroN. Decresher 27. lir, MT L4/110 Plairoa—T received, by the hands of Mr. Ri c. a evy of the Thanks voted by the Court of Common 4411. tot* Peers., who have declared their resnlestion to endea vour to restrisio the present increased, swarm .0., and undue intlucace of the Crown, and to introduce a titnris.igli re'orns in the espeuditare of the public treasure; as one of those Peers, though an itursidual, whose good a i,hr to the pub lic far exceed his abilities to serve demo, 1 best the favour of yosr Lord,hip to assure the Court of Common Council, that I esteem very highly the approbatino of be respectable a hody tor the City London, and trust, that, with their assist. :VIM and support, we may be enabled to carry forward a ', t iara, so necessary in our present uLsrming circumstances. I have the honour to be, my Lord. Your most obedient Servant, MANCHESTER. To the Right Ifoo. the Lord Mayor. 6 1 ' 1;,k,, IlutliKtoo•Ilosor. Friday& Dee. Sit, 1719. Sta—When you were in obliging as to WI here to deliver me the Resolution of the Court of CoiateralPoortril, kid at the Guildhall if the City of Lowlewoltlo.46lh , Dee. 1 was suftsruutite as re to be at bane. 11,14 artpktlterehept s take tilt. method of reqiesting you to re a V ii as t i i r tiv iherny & A ( nripectable Body for the urousiolous , 60, which, they . l Wave violated arm any waded As # upon 140 0 ith sod 1514 day, of this month. and lettplyess . the sat isfae; firm I received ire coirearreoce •t th eir ignimtnt4 epos a s o b. jeet of so dumb importances* the welfare arid existence of this rostastry. &wo long embidored Me Airreoroas cad t Pl• enmity inffessico of the .Growfai as the prlaripal soarre of the asidortnue, aid 4thosonesest of Weis Owe great Rewire I i hats beta anxiously solicitous file tadraiu log it within doe buuads, sod have therefore givers my artist es/idiot 'import to excel endeavour that Las Ws made to that erect. The ter.e sentiments well dictate doe part I ttiall take sta Ike lflb uf Pebruary. tusd meet sow dispose ate to give theatinint it:A-twice in my power to Ms Plan which is to he than offerer: to the liens( of Lords, mot toting other which eras be proysseet f. .r the attainment uf so tircemary awl lawdolle h Purity". The amorality !ilia out by the Common Connell uf tt‘e City of Lauda., Miat nate rally afford great emcouragettoent to all hose Lords, with Wheat it is my hwillitneat To hasl• heest bag walla ih ejawiess, and cannot fall la having that motet amont the public, which must ultimately estsure Ilse succeo,of this desirable and cowl ins lomat measure:. I ano. 70 Mr. Itaitsgmettsg;:r.e.. •t.,• • , • (d domed, inn. 13 , 17110. received a rtpy of a Resohnion of a ComOnan Council 11;414 G in the Chatolier of the „Guildhall of the City of Lrwidem, ezi "l'hurstbil, the 16th Dec. 177 ti, signed by Mr. Town ate, entveving the unsainioet thanks or that body for Ike part which, in eorimsetion with other Pees", I 1%1 t.mken la tbe'lloeseitt Lure:-. on the 7th and 15th De teittber. From the order at the ekue of the P.miolution, I imagine that it is tio you that I am ineehted fur the trouble of trans mitting It to me, :tats therefore I hope 1 'hall he regular in bagging the femme of sou to more, to the Cameroon Cauavit the high SMCAC I hove 1:f the cleat hionour they hooedone It is very battering that the .Indress it hick I tooted ma the 7th of December, his hreit thotight worthy the attention and approbation of that respectable hody t nod I m"st sterrelv hopts" ei' the extoaph ncil t which the Common Count! Dig of London mane art. and chick Is man, otner Counties are fol lowlag. of recommending and anyporlisre economical reform and frugolitywill hare the desired rff-t1 ; indeed they are be eimie tscreciarg, to enable es in any degree 0 keep pare with our eiemole:, who have set us a great rum ple ill that trots economy whereby they have been enabled tri make the mom barini.tug etertiuiu without layiag any NM Weibel* un their peopk. I have the lonnatir to be, Oars. ate. • RiCiIMOND. To Rosrats, S. confirmed.] CO LD Bdrll FIE LDS. Yesterday, that munument of liberty erected under the ausvices of Mr. l'ivv, in Coltf.bath Fields, commonly known by tho name of the Bas. tile, was visited by the (;rand Jury for the County of Middlesex. The cleanliness and or. der of the prison sere highly commendable, and a diminution of rigour and trardshilr, as great as is perhaps compatible with the construction and na. turn f this horrible abode, appears to prevail ' thtnughout the place. The size of the rcioms has ( certainly been spuktio of in terint at exaggeratittit. In the wintri;priionero ire permitted to warm them. selves in this tinyfr.roo..?., which are heated by .Gertnag stories; but wheal it is considered that pet ems eorereht e d, er:n on suspicion, ate sub. jetted to the rigour of being locked up without - light or fire, immediately after dusk throaghrint • the ~Year, it were absurd Its.sleny that this h a spetiesof ineareeratiowineunsistent with the prin. cipli:s'ef the Uritish Constitution, and even with liumahiter, Amongst other prisoners, the Jury pattieelarly remirked a female, who eras feeding an infant. This %%mein, on enquiry, was found t., . be imprisoned for the immense sum of 121. ed. and 4'. BJ. costs—fur which she had been sued in tho Court of ltilliests, by the ini.lwife who had deli. vcred her—this debt she Was doomed to dtpiafe, by 21 diyi imprintrtletit. Thu Jilry instantly paid the 17's. 2J. for which she was detsiaad, and thus this tinfortunate.tictim of rapacity. was Jibs.- rated. THE M.IRKKTS. co ei-EXCII A NCI r --S mine PORTLAND. • It. The Nlarket this day continues to have an et. tremc short supply of %Vilest, but kw 6ne sam. pies waiting Monday's arrivil', few sales are cf. reeled, and those fui;y at the last adirance. trlcy likewise io short supply, and full as dear. Malt and Beans, of ii3th !torts, little variation ; hot few of the latter. Nets Grey Peis are dearer,. There are sonic fresh arrivals of Oats, and this article is named nearly at Our last currency. Flour and Foie American also. S ITIT F I ELD-..l.:rr s rib ak Coe Offal, per moue of blb. lleef.:'.4ll. Oil. 3i. bd. /lead of Cattle this day 4 lttfloboafis , .o ol l. to A+. 1 I od. fleat. VeAt Od. is., 9d. Oherp mod CHM •Vi.rk 01404' (hi. Sb is. 411. uloves tauubi . : .Or. I . Od. to Os. Od. I. Pots HAT-hiAItKIRT. iTay 5l. Gk. Od. to el. ess. Od. Ograw4 ft. 111 s. Od. to 21. Clover Ensign Wadley, of the 60th regiment of foot, br o ther Au Mr. John Meadley, of Leeds, wasted,: dereci on the Parade, at Portland, in Jamaica, en the 24th of March lest :—Chrisrian Mutter, a private in that regiment, ss as the murderer, and the following are the circumstances : —About 4 o'clock in the afternoon of the 24th, Ensign Wadley, who was also the Adjutant of the 6th battalion, was walking on the Parade, when be was net by Beetcer, who exclaimed, "01 yoga dog, you come now, I have long waited for you !" and instantly plunged a knife Into his body, and the blade of which be completely s!leathed in the cavity of the abdomen. The F. , it•igti uttered a loud and dreadful shriek, and iihring his baud on his body, cried, 66 I SW k ILII 1 . I am killed !•' His apprehensions were but too well founded ; be was immediately colt veyt./1 to the barracks, where he languished for ' half au hour in extreme agony, and then capired. An inquest was held the following der, wheel a *Orifice of Ifilful Murder was returned against . 'thristian Bummer, who stands committed to pri. , . son for the offence, but wbgae trial' bad not come on when this account Jeff the bland. This 'retell, so far from shewleg compunction for his de*otital crime, exulted in his Offence, ct. elailiktpt, " I have asohised Ulm, and hare dints it -win." It is impossible to account far this mirderocts act; th 6 man was sober and in his [mho ; and Ensign Wadley, who has the merit 'why, rihm from tie rank', was an Officer of 'Matt mteelkott diorite* ind highly respected by rhigleilesiv-soldieis. Min and dreitelnd in the die. I change u hie own elnly, he Wag blnetattc ' and at. t r ehtlYo ID hill into, mid his creel fate has eallsd Goole general sympallly, which has Mtn mane. tested by a cialnetiptlem having been made in the Islind for hitt wid oft and orphan child, *mom t. ing to oboe four hundred punnets. The enterer!. sate Ensign Aleadley was a native of Beverley, and enlisted at Leaks In the year 1794. L II , , CORPOILETON OF THI CITIrQr LONDON'. The &Mowing Resolutions of the Court of Common Council, pasted in the year 1779, and the Answers of tho Noble Personages to whom the Thinks of Milt then independent Body bad been Voted !Ad prelented, may tend to show, that in Caulking Col. W tuna: and hei supporters in the Howe of Commons, for.their conduct on the late in. cestigation, the Corporation of the City of - London are not without abundant precedent, to justify their expressing their unqualified sentiments on the sub ject of Reform. It is not a little curious, that amongst the Noblemen to whom the City deemed tbair approbation due,are lobe founi IleNItY Duke of CUMBERLAND, one of the brothers of his pre. sent MAJESTY, and his Grace the of PORT. tArrn. The quondam sentiments of this latter Nobleman, and those, by which his conduct ap. pears to have been governed, subsequently to his poll find lergivcrsuliort, form a curious contrast : and, as we deem, nut highly creditable to his po litical consiskney. At a Common C , ,!1.1;:il, holden . December IG, 1779, the followhi,: litzolutions were rend : 11101.781: OF 1.0 1 (1)S, Tt CAD fIY, Dtc. 7. 1;79. Otder tithe Day brig resod to► the Lori► to be sum noosed, Moved, That an humble Adder., be presented to his Ma jeitys to beseech h 6 NlajeNty to ref feel on the manifold dis tresses and dills:attics in which this ►inßtkrm is involved—too deeply Mt to stand in need of emit/mention. To represent, that amidst the many and sikluable matters which require reformation s and must undergo cnrrrcti,m before this country can rise Atperior to its powerful enemies, the waste of putt lie trentlure requires instant remedy, that p.-tifution is not rigour, and that it would become indi.pencinty neerssary In adopt the true colloquy, whirls. by reftirming all useless ell peuces, creme. curdidenq e in thwcroment, gists etwrgy In its exertion., and provides the meals fur that coutinuaore. Humbly to submit to his Majmy, that a comideenible re daction of his Maje?ty's Civil List would be au elms& well beemuing his Nlajesty's patellasl aftemion for leis people, :sod his own dignity could ant fail of diffusing its !Mimetic* thrmi;.hout every department of the 'bate, and would add True lustre to his Crown front the grateful lechers of a dis t:v.-4.d people. To ;mare his Majesty th.lt this Home will readily ci n wur in promoting el desirable a purpose, :tad that ever!, axe of U. Arenehrs rill cheerfully subattl la a rely-el.'s of emalaniestt in uuy Mike lir may hold, as 11:4 Mu j c,t) iu hi. Royal Wit dam ma.- think proper so make. WbicL bring objected to after so. lonz debate, the lineation nab pet and resolved in the uegative. Cowen% 33 Pruziei 56 Noo.C.autents Proxies a— 7 7 le 4Utli 0? VIZ *Lens WUO TOTED 1,1 Tilt poronitr. Doke. ui DEVONSHIRE Lards BEAULIEU BOLTON CR A 1 EN GRA FTON KINo MANCHF.STER PAGE r rOR MANI) FITZ W IEI.I %NI Rio' moN r) itaßciAiti Marg. of it OCKINGHANI .1 EltsEY Yiscatuits HEREFORD R A DNOR COURTNEY SPENCER TOWNSED DERRY • SAY AN• SELE SHELROURNE Fa. of AB I N Gorty PoNsom it Y CROLMONOELEY RA 1' ENSIb ORM COVENTRY sr. JOHN EFEINWIA NI Bi. of ST. ASA NI k.OR ESIO VT PETERBOROUGTI 3; L• 1101/31E or LORDS. WraivEtoAr, DEc. 15. 1779. The Order of the Day being read for the Lords to be aura nomad, • Stored to Rmolye, That the alarming addition anima* looking to Use present saanssous Neatens! Drat, under the head Of Extreserdinales, incurred in the different services, requires immediate check and rose:mut, ;he enerea-ing the Public Laplace beyond the Grants of Parliament bring at all times an invasion of the fulidament.ii rieats of Parliament, and the utmost economy being indisiirinibly necessary in the pre,cnt reduced and ill-plorable stale of the landed and mer cantile interests of Great Britain and Ireland. Which britig objected to after a long deloac. the que,tion s - as put and resolved In the negathe. Couterth Proxies 41 Non- Contents. Presto -81 11 A X Of TUE TEEM W/I0 TOTED IN TUE Mtn On D. sf CUMBERLAND Earls of DEE RY RUTLAND TANK I.RVILLI. DEVONSHIRE SUFFOLK BOLTON GAINSRt/ROU;;II GRAFTON CHATHANI MANCHESTER SIIELLIOURNE PORTLAND A i-c. IR.RrroR I) RICHSIONI) Lords BEAULIEU btarq.ROCKINGIIA3I CRAVEN Earls ABINGDON KING ChOLSIONDELE Y PAGET COVENTRY • PONSONEY I.t . FING/lANI R AY ENSWORTH I.tat uNtomsir . Br. *JOHN FERRERS FOR!' EIR:UE FITZWILLIAM A lIERGAVENNY HARCOURT Bt. of PETERBOROUGH JERSEY sr. ASAPH. SPENCER Thereapoo it was Ord , reil Mat the Lords be sitsmonel " fir - Tuesday the nth of Feb. west, to tot'r into eurhider " minus Motion, ' That a Committer be appointed, cm ' " listing of fentbers of both Him pnioes,ing 'either eta " ploy mem or voll•ion, to C14.1411C st:eliovt delay ifstuaike " Public Ceponditurc aad the mode of aceniudiag for the " smart more perticarkely into the montere of milking ell " contra‘is, and. at the same time, to take two emsideratiou '" what savings can he mode rousistent with public dignity, juatigt, and gratitude, by an •hetition of old or new crested " Wires, or reversion of njicrs, the duties of wheels have ri " then ceostd or shall oil enquiry prove inadequate to the " lees or other emoluments :wising therefrom, or by the re .' &reties° of sat* sabtries or other anon:mem protits as " may appear to be bareardsuble. that the rate may be ap " plied to ksleo the present toasty, expettliture, and to en " able into carry os tbe remits war agehtst Ms House of " fieurfors, with lit derision and vigour which am alms " result from national zeal, couadence, and arratsioterr" Resnlved Unanimously. Thit this Court being thoroughly persuaded that the ruinous MCLP4III st leech hare brou‘ht the loaded an d mercantile asters.* of this country into Its prettect . . . 111 1 1