The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-06-22 00:00:00

- J.• . # , -• %. • PA * • . . 102 :1414 , q , ' ..• . . C t• ,• 44 , . - . • --- - - . - • r . . • , .. ik t 4 . . LON,duls , , THURSDAY, JUNE 22, I 8 15. . .. • 4 •• No. 2922. ns (beeisfsw seAsch 11114sissear fitl Aes the Ileiet, and 41etenter eAs soolfoid I " THKATriE ROYAL. DRUKY.LANK. T"" present EVENING, June 12, their *liesties' Sera..9. will :-erf IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ---.,- Major-Generals Gore and Skerrit, who fell in cdn ducting an assault upon Bergen-op• Zoom. His . nary tirid = lab , tri, es lit* seives in the new world. ren, oho had saiell gow with his family till was now obliged to suit. would, he hoped, he dui Mr. GOUI.BURN been given to emixra.int Canada was during the scanty population, the obi merely to divert those the United States, and ct Majesty's possestions. As have been sent out to be! th e eonel,,sion of the taken advantage of; but had changed thedestitis the facilities w erenot coot encouragement being eh mended a sum for pas‘nge sands who had 'plied, onl they knew the terms. in Glasp t er for the Jeri. NO no adequate daily their arrival there. • • BINNOI4 wig hod been given, avid hoped be given to emigration. Mr. BOB:Ina said, verting etnig. ado', from necessarily eiscooragemeni The Pow resumed, to be brought up to-mono. The House ;wine resolved Way. and the EXUHEQU Is.t ifoved, 2,g12.400 1 . 4,600,000 t. ' Issued in Exchequer Hil On the motion of Mr lain dories on Malt were The [lntim. resumed Sir U. PARNEILI. heft Committee appointed roads from London to , the table and to be panto The Chelsea Oat-petn and the Bill ordered to morrow. _...0p.Znu.... DOUSE OF LORDS. Juan 21. I Lordsrtip had reason t o know that the present Ruler A variety of Pu hli • and Private Bills were brought up by i of France had spoken of th e pl an o f th e assau l t on blesseneert.from the Commons. The Km-India Shipp* Bill, the Irish Ship-Letter Bill, and Bergen.op-Zoom, and th e manner i n w hi c h i t was i the Mutiny Bill. st ere read a third tim e a nd passed. j executed, with terms of in fi nite respect . Though The Post O ffi ce Bill went throu c h a C o mmittee. 1 that assault (one of the most cliticult evert ander- On the question that the Foreigte Slave Trade Bill i takenY had unfortunately failed, th e Officers is q ties should be recom'mitted, • Lion on had behaved themselves in the most gallast mite The Earl of WESTMORLAND made various nor. The ajor-Geo. Gillespie, next Officer was M remarks upon the measure, reorating the objections ' who fell in the kingdom of Nepaul, and whose ser he had made on the former night. He wished that vices, in all parts of the world, were w4l known. the measure should be postponed until next year, an d The !mac was hilajor,Gee.oih . ,e, t an Officer of distie 'id the meantime he moved that a Committee he Bp- guisbed merit, who fell with Sir E. Pakenham. pointed to enquire into the extent of Jurisdiction of , Address. trace then Toted unitiimounly to the Courts in Africa, and t: e number of Prosecutions,' Prince Regent, praying his Royal Highness for the Convictions, and Gonfiscatinns, under the Acts of i erection of Monuments to the several Officersmen the 46th, 47th, cud Slit of the King. tinned by the. Noble Lord. ! The Maiquis of LANDSDOWNE congratulated i.. SUPPLY. the Noble Earl on the excellence of his memory, if 1 The House resolved itself into a Committee of not upon the excellent.* of his speech, which he had . Su l in which the pleasure of delivering onseveral former occasions. : ppy, He argued that it was distina The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, ly understood on the ,, , said, it was 'known to the Committee, that by the last day the subject was before the House, that the ' supplemental ette,tgetneht at Chaumont this country Bill should be re committed that the amendments bad engaged to malutain 75,000 men on the Cott tineut might be inserted, and the Bill printed. He would d ar ing a year after the conelosinti of the l'reaty of by no means be thought to consent i to the eubsequen i Paris, or to pay a certain sum towards the mainte. postponement of the Bill till next Session. ' nonce of t force by the Allies. The sum required to The PAH of LIVERPOOL weft decidedly against' comply t with this esteagement was 365,0001. The the Committee at this late period of the Session. He wished the Noble Marquis success, but he feared it i c u o t : l iil del ia rt r l . P,;! h y es nw e n s is um t : lAo4"esttrhiearisea.doealdisoammolm hero wished would be unattainable during the present Session.— ;shoot 1,631,0001.; but as the payments were to he Whether the measure should be postponed would re mmade in foreign money, which would vary according 1 main to be decided after it should have been re-co. : 1 mitted. i to the state of the Exchange, the sum which he should I propose to the Committee at prevent was 1,451,0001. Lord ELLENBOROUGH wished the measure He accordingly moved a vote of 1,151,0001. to pro. to be adopted, if it could be framed so as not to do vide for sebeidiary engagements with Foreign Powers eatensive injury to innocent persons. At present i t was most defective, and during the present Session previous to the year 1815. be be had no hope of amending it so as to make it fit for I The CH A NCELLOR, of the EXCHEQUER 110FAKY, ego. 1, Holborn - hers, has-a great ea- the adoption of the Legislature. He recommended then proposed a vote of 10,0001. for the extension sod A ~,n , o f Ti kris to o ' h ares o n Slur for the GRAND that the Nolte Lord should withdraw his motion for ettef:Deei LorrEH Y, of ii,ta.lo Tickets, to tic gm Drawing a Cntemittee. improrement of the public buildings of the Unite', or the 1 4 1 th of July next. s hy ,d ement of Edinburgh. This sole, he said, was due to The Scheme contains a great variety of Cupitats, having The Earl of WESTMORLAND complied, and this body, as a nun k of thegratitwle of the coentry Prime of ! withdrew his motion. ale OM _m.o. 0, .t.P.ONN, Sce. &e. &C. for the benefit &rise(' from that establishment by the Alm 25 P. i‘e*, outtrati..g 11110., Gat ,to he paid io Gold 'f!ie House then resolved itself into a Committee, unmerous Medical Gentlemen whom the army had on d ewes willemi 3n% &dill - lie/IL when various ametelnicite were preprqed and oh.. The navy had received from it ; and an additional claim rEall 1 . t' mtg.,' e c: n stests• recommends his frients to par- jected to across the table in conversatime. chases me of the Alive C.ipiials ta his truly successful Oiri,e, was given on account of the want of room, princi iel it h. • 11l • r ri ,, r h.,um., %bell. seNrril Prizet h ous e being resumed, the Report was brought up, N o . .. ..o oIV VI .11*. ~ at sit)00(1, £51.1(10. .4CI thl. .C.:10 • tvc. :ht. have Bern sold and and it was ordered that the Bill shoctd be printed.— siPirrol I. tlw 1:0 I t 3 tom iii-. extent. . . N. IS. Sefsea.e., w :111 full particulars may hi had grout lathe; Adjourned. Mr. WYNNE did not disapprove of the vote, but flaw dike. I . observed, that as thegroand for it was said to he the _ . Ptrenent Misch..l(l Pannone, large 1' er and Chimney Glasses ..4.4tenaiessf . ttellikrary.ft, AU...material tee observe ant Sr , r)r, to trireme modem frame ;. R ose-isnot ?sad Iltoz how that had taken plum.- It RULE A WIEE AND HAVE A WIFE. Lew. Ur. Kra.'; Etonfoffia, Mr. (lover. To whisk will he a med. CHARLES THE BOLD; OR. THE SIEGL OF .N A NIZ. The Donn to be opened at half pout eve o'eteck. tie- I" es half vows 41z. . THIgo.TRE-ROYAL. GOVIsNT GAft;JEN THIS present EVENING, Jane t 2, will be prrf rimed, ISABELLA. Biros, Mr. Young; 1-A10.114. Miss O'Neill. To %hien 1.111 M. added, COM US. Daley 7'. t Second Price * 31. 6d. t Second lb**, 6.-.-I...strer Miller'', tn. t Second Price, Itt.—Uppsr Gallers u la.4 Second Price. dd. • - UPEIfsCAIII:O WANTED, 111Attint ATMS. WANTED, a PERSON of RESPECTABILi. TY. *ha ran e , nhark immedidt. Iv, on a vaAlgr not attended to exceed fame month.; such a Prawn. and wk. can c , nunand Fifteen 11 , a, r d itut make Cent, per Cent. on n capital nat elec.-ding Too Thousand Nof k,. prinided the Po..iihadventurn4 -rich wino will himself eurtovrk on the istrenaed. 'super-Car a. Rr prevent trouble. at any need apply who cannot imme- Slate's efildiark,, qr einnaint.d rig er or the ahuve .Unl3. Addrras C.r 11. 5.. Na. 11'3, St. Martini;-lane. Charing Cram. (paying the poald,,r), for par.icalars, or appointing an Intentiese. Pit OF till 040. X'3°.(1.1'._ . .t0 I 523,0 A.. QWI FT and Cu. are inning the Tickets and Shires lat .4 the present (IRANI) LOTTE:tY, at their Fortunate Otitte , • N Poulin.. 1 No.. 31, A Idgnle Highs r street. The Sebrine e T jog iiii••ll9, Prises .of X 40.000, £3.1.000. a t,210.00 I. £2 ea Besides figs. Pies-% of XlO i 8e , .. and Fagoteen Prise; of witieh n ill he P.ad in Gold. wit:tout deduction. as 'nun as drawn. viz :••• /..„.of lo fiaiwa , „. 4 Wow* 11. • MI t Guineas, 10,. nainensu FLOG': I NG Mr. BENNErr rcr more for leave to bring of corporal punishment gaent4• • - os wbipb.bad HOUSE Qy commoNk : .,. • 1131 'llse ' ... . _ %,,,om r ile-tal, cord, sold Stst: Tnhisw, 1. a ietilrffreiiik : . 'FigwehetTY Water' , ite:4ll Wavagle'ette t the BM sow Ill" " " plant. • WAS 1 0 • tifloAvia ay . : jest within that Hove and er i0..0a C.. using, ;walk D ew, of e leg .ni 0 n.., we chi ntz . to De rnaka thirst time to-mutrow. at:lntent from stationees-liall of a copy of every; opinion throughout the - ti h r•ote,pnovliir , erape. ire •:ni -ilk fringe; 14 NOW.% . t d Tire IlrishTithnrco Art .tod ;be Epsom Salt Sets were r. , - book entered there. i banks . flogging, .0,,,,,, t.,•„,,i . / .4, g il t b,,,... an 1 1%0 rouc t,,.. 4 . 0 m i l . ; „ ferrrd so Cummine aof the w hole House. The Resolutions are A list of eiese had been ' he should Ilan ~ stable Pro's' .1 siletnri•cl, need Pieria Datiag Tables to fit to be repor.cd to-mu:row. . laid before the House—among them was, The 4. , R•ni'• , would have beers rendered wider; ra c ed! ! Adorn' tiiiiiiire, in more c ii oin,lng cr u . • Mr . itottlNsos, gave model.. that • to- marrow he should eure'v Calendar, or the slluvanack of Good Liring 1 . any Litislativr interposition Lin-; nod, n lime tel . f Tr if liar Craio, aha nt•triireg move fey a Comit,inre uo the Laws respeeting the Trade of Bri sent-; s .me very cacelleor Pilot. lint Pio-topes; o ne e, s , nth shhiects to the Erench Colonies. —au the Ctiiversity intended, Illi appeared from their i barbarous system, Tin. - The Capadred Slave Bill and the Convention Bill were sere- demand :or a copy of this book to extend its studies faa.s; Pl..te, Lino', awl China; of T. 11. i.LLIOIT, lb q. !universally prevailed, w; dece..sed. , rally read a third time and passed. : to that scieneo, it might apply, perhaps, for a vote . li e y which co- vented TO RE SOLO tilf AUCTION, t lia IiNLY COtCHES. for the erection of a mum to carry on a practic3l mad the feelings of hums ;By Order 'tithe Eserusi r...) M r . I.USHING CON moved fur leave to bring in a Bill to By Mesa.. CLARK mid CO. • amend the II tckney ci.ach Art. he object or watch, as tae as course in this branch of knowledge. It Irll said on our gallant soldiery, Wok. O. the Preini-e,. ale. 15, Daroarem, sLateheit t stlnlret we could collect folio h'r statement of Mt Ito o•trahte Gentle- n forn:er occasion, that it was an insult to th • 0 lumnitßovi. at Twelve o'Clmit, main was to .n-ore hlii. vigilance of the iiiveetors, to mush • I produced long since a decisive that they it e excess of military fib versities to suppose should sell the Imolai ' h A LL the modern 1101j4EHOLD FURNITURE, coachmen who vlontlil le. v.. their conches aside they trt:rescaod r rupri-int matiociar fairisoa erits'earts, a jib .4-46. 14 ;•441 , ing in the owls orert. awl to pro. ide against the improper ac- 't hich they exacted from the publishers; but it was.: ordinary document prods 'NI...a . ninsino ait draperies, risme .1 , ••••'.1.-or cc I W', l•tree • ramslatine or eautv's at ce 1.1 • 141 'meth, by which evemtet were equally an insult to their taste, tb seppose they could Qtientin it appeared that 111 -It -t. •a I M osedie- o lilt- s Iwo. fork , v, H u-e s, :tivi . blocked to• . ,_ ....... c.-rpot.; '•1 •: ant to c•otr al seal man gait v , rrehiire. Gesier4l , Tirofts . roN thought the preomt Act, if 't had been load weir shelves with every book that was published. gree abated in ext at or b.. k• , e-. ft ...I rill 4 ~1 ..k.. ; a -ei am ihoginiv Te fa of 4...td 1 properly ea/arced, nand.' have heea very useful. Lra.e given. If the call for every hook published was persisted it, terference of the Legisla a..'. I . :, 4AO a, 11.4,•••• w s 44:41e nn-t .1r......11): C.i.f..' I °a t , card. I.e Repoli of 1.44. 11.44441 44.11 44,41 a we've& he should in the nest Session move for an account of ;N o o ne compan t ionate& I'. idorolve, in•ro. :MA 141•4 1 .1,11 11l 4•44144m4,41, Ott: in..., , drawer. owl Aunt-roma iif vie c.f. -re of the •iiti dotes in Wind-or Meat Oa. mews. f 114 it , IT 1,1 114,414111,1•444. •• 4111 ied pill.enre, lb ....46,, is Park a att ....141 un lite node fOi Mr. 1111141141104:44. the disposal of these hooks. . ' ;wised with more itidignal arr oriole dun-. n gen:imams% portah.c siritn.ottv Amite.; 4414(1 • l'ee n•port ..f the !Nl:m swore. Bill was *tweed to. T. he The CIIANCELLOH. of the EXCHEQUER treatment which his Ho' do•-ior rase. let. Ate. reads, third tone to.inot pit,. allowed that it would he a great abuse of the Act of and several other me-its earatnietest he had ea the Perusisev, and of tke Auctitmeers, Ear L• 44,41 lit C 441411444 swoon' Names Bill went through a 4 11.',-ratir.eur,. Conosittet. itepors 40•4•1•1,444/44. Parliament if the books dentatided under it were sold, in consequence of their The foinitstry Mime,- Bill was reed n third time, mid but h e s h ou ld tie surprised if any such practice were tins [Hear, hear, 1; ton , pasoot. The [tea Spirit Bill wit- repels ...Toad time, and ordered to found le exist• could not withdraw his ar yrictril, cod to he emoutitted on Fa iday. . i Mr. U. GIDDY observed, Ant when the present thedoctonent alluded to MOM: hi 1',4 ts TO OFFleling. ' Art was in progress through toe noose, it was held Ftl' according to this doe. Lord CA': ILEREAGH, in pursuance of notice,' nut as an inducement to Members to agree to the the lOth Hussars, from " rose to call the attention of the House to the 1110- Bill, that the poiviteged bodies would not rigour- in 1814, no less than 62 lions which he had to propose for the erectiou of ously exact copies of all books putsiisteel hut the (lured the infliction of l Monutneuts to O ffi cers who had fallen in the field. th • iver.iiies of C4inloidge, Aberd 'en, ' Glasgow, and within the follow Ile obse•ved it was a difficult and painful task for his Edinburgh, /111t1 St. Andrew's and 'frinity College. soldiers were dogged, Majesty's Government to fie on a principle on which had required a copy of every book published, and the se iteitc-s of ltrgii the di-tribution of this mark of national gratitude Oxford and Sion College bad given notice that • they lie had heard that should he regulated, anti whirls, while it should farm should in future make-the same demand. He, how- since issued by the Comma' an elicouragemerit to honourable men, might not eve r , heartily approttid of the giant, and recommend- than three hundred lashes epee the door so wide that the distinction which won. Pd that the buildings should be made fire-proof. It sentence of aoy ftegirnei, Conferred by it might be lessened to too profuse a was to be regretted that the British Museum was no less than 400, ony 500, distribution of it. The principle which hail hitherto not in that condition. inflicted in several of those been acted upon, with nee or two exceptions, on ac. l Sir E. 13HYDG ES concurred in what tied fallen maximum prescsibed by '' count of striking individual merit, a at, that this f. oin Alessraa. Wynne and Giddy. the minimum of infiietio distinction should only be conferred on the- memory 1 Mr. HORNER hoped great care would be taken had heard farther, that ' of those who hid fallen in actions so considerable as in the selection of a plan, and that the Professors matider-io-Chief that the to have obtained the thanks of Parliament for the would be consulted on the subject. . fore such Courts shout Soldiers and Oificers._ To make any departure from - Mr. W. Di T NOM assented to this observation. Horse Guards, but the I a general rule, on thg ground of individual merit, ' Mr. W. SMI I'll highly approved of the present so punished were in fact was a task of difficulty, slid it was thought more ad- and similar grants to learned bodies. nice manner that it was visable by his Majesty's Government to extend the The vote was agreed to. them. For instance, those rule to all Officers of a certain rank, who had fallen The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER scribed to be ` 4 for critic' in the service of their country. The only re.n2se to proposed two votes of 1,500,0001. and 5,507,0001. and such was the &script which this rule could be liable, was, that Officers to pay off outstanding Exchequer Bills issued in fared a punishment of 5 and 600 might have fallen, which, in our service, God knows, 1814, which were agreed to. could be inferred from such charges, for " condeot wa. very rare, in the field of bitie,e, and without Mr. V. Frrza [AULD proposed a vote of 33731. unbecoming a soldier," conveyed nothing distinct ' having deserved, on account of personal conduct, for the depot barracks at Cork.—Aereed to. and might imply something comparatively trivial in this mark of national gratitude. The remedy for Mr. HORNER took the opportunity of observing its own nature. Another question *Ton this was, that Monuments should be erected to all that the encouragement given to emigration from frequent punishments, independently Officers of the rank of Major-General, or of supe- Scotland, had been productive of pernicious conse- rity and object, namely, what had been nor rank, who were reported by the Cominaroling quences in that country, to depriving the country of and in this case it turned out that after Officer at the close of any action, to have fallen gin- many useful hands, and by producing disquietude each infliction the 10th Moan were . riously in battle, and who were recommended by among people who before had been perfectly salts- even a worse, state ot di-enline than , him as fit objects of an application to Parliament.— fled with their condition. He instanced the ec'ases mencement of that period. lie would As to the particular cases, it was now peculiarly of a Noble Friend of his in the north of Scotland.— what right there was to conclude that -. . gratifying to him to he able, without breaking in Ile was happy to hear that those encouragements was likely to he reformed Ivy severestoolso, upon that rule, to call for this national mink of rn- were not continued, but it would be proper that a the reformation of any individual could spect to the memory of live brave men, whose merit distinct declaration to that effect should he made.— from such severity ? " No," said ' was fresh its the recollection of the country. The A more pressing (-nose for his having brought tie may break the spirit, hot you cannot first vole which he should oroppse was for a Mona- subject before the House was, that ninny of the per- the morals of any individual by *sub meat to the memory of Major-Gen. Andrew Hay, sons who had applied do emigtate, amid been kept in •fliction." For, observed an embient a Ito fell in bravely resisting a sortie from the garri• the sea-ports from April to the present time, acid had (Sir Robert Wilson), the lash thee - sou of Ba , yonue. The nest was for a Monument to consented the little stare! they had ChaSeteet by poi winds valid toe heart, and is bat W UN DV 11 she A II! ;VAT P 41'30 NI AGE of VH.4 'be is rew. of WA LLA. I)..rlirb4 of YORK, olio linte of Si V. X ; liver/al M sir-tv 1!“- }mpein. of an t.e UsitA 4. hfl Sztehe ke of Hlt.(lNsW JCL his itleelleoer the Doke I) EL F ANT A 1)0, 16) authority. ROTALAND'S NJACASiA It OIL; its wie is fumed t.v the ahoy niti.ll; •114 Pe01111:1••••:, pa lifN- L.Ny hi. Im e rs no Mallrgs• iiMPEROR a' Ii U%St Who Loa hero ino-i gruciou.l. pleioed to irooour 1:1•• 1 1 1 NH it , N... Wide a large ..rikr. o.c. Irons tledarlic itr in o.isooble 'rotor., o hirli order foxy he .40. i. OIL Is far be);m:4 enlagywo, fur prodirein, n krrorisint grip% of ]lair nn the hoJli i Ware., .tenor brauhrill row Whirkrrs, F. e &v.— Its rirto , s use fdily e %Onus led iu HOW LAN EY. Tic LAT ISE it, the LIMB. eorloreJ *lib earls t ermine boriir, ivied on the Ixbrl, iu rcJ ink. A. NOWLAN I) :is Sirr. Price 3, 6 —Mo. 64.—:,rid nor Maoris per home. Alan, k()W Irs 7,4511:;\ 014 Tyße. which witawairen i n.. 1 %, non Arerws..ll. chewer , R 1•. D hp+ GREY HAIR. KY I.:pant/WS, %Vie 1. , Ss hi , . to n permiswie 11.11•11111 or LILA: K. and ms per war• Ili slid i 1 VINO ti re• pawed by whaling. It I- I.e*S..th , lonor on s m od 1,;.gi,•,, sod Groilehoen wow dye tlnir HAW wilk siscaticir. err r. u. lid. per Iwrq. ,or wool' Nitric* log Is In 416 cods. Tar Pr..priet .r. M ill winrr.mr is. claret.. ROW LA O'S ALS AN 'EXTRACT, for the Trellsauld Guam, tid. and 941. per Will', dilly Iwo leded. 1.14 »d.* S d by tl.r v•lr Pr.prirtorc. A. it 9 W 1.4 N D and SON. rots r Kirbv- , t4eri, the firm writ ing e. dor right m Hol.bot-esside H nail by an. Per fumer.* nivel Med irityr Vender, tio auglmut ••• Obtrr‘r the sigiv.totrr, A. ROWLAN bbd SOY. HEALTH AN I) iIAPPINI..ss. IN all cased of nertous debility, relaxation, lan.. Lair, lowness of spirits, inward W:1,11112 , .. ireMbinlw a the ..pprevesion sal the eh-•t. •Isintssels. kr. 1)r. Ylll4 s celebrated TONIC R EN, voy i. a vssveseirsi and irfallisile aperi.l coil i. in fort the only suedieitse that coo he relird Is fortifies nitilbtli vskeela nod avirraies tt it hoot ; it pes.motes the rep,. ducting of %cabled imh,tiesir.., :,n4 rates the wwealar 'prem. Indeed it notosithet, rengther,, aro! rept, aWheo the entire haleter may hire been the ore. gird cau s e of them. di-order', however inveterate, or by whist. cur »na t wes tilmearestril, tu t . ot.iret of rAlto•r-I mgiciiude with the Waiver py swievrtv, is bo °Maio rrli,f; :ma Ihr most heartfelt irnisfitatiun of the Prnprielor's lift• ii, that he can. irniewirotiow•lv sa:.d dish eimifi •raer, ;Pouf! !Vl's . , individual of either des, rub) et to nor of the st nvistonst estll.4l I , erVnliS, thud ths4 mrdiriur b. as 'Perri - My safe no II Ls isornellahlt • ffirarinits. Bold w• of soli and tesa4l by elm Proprietor,r.t Ni. 11, New No , iii —ores, It d Lionortinare. Alen by BM. on, 150, Oxford. street; trfttlf Foottinmphin.street. ltoi;.ne i ; Rtes. ard-, 1 J. 1 r.nd s Bolton. Rapti Euelintylr s •sia.l all other Mr dirior V nl. r. , p ire lIL. 641.perip whet I or Critelli our Cif !I s. .1111111 rd. •• De. Vrttrl's Adti.r iss the Servos, ' " Ste. Arvid, ;fit the it,. AS torrid on diva Ovviv ever pohlithed, and •r ill Ise.-tat nubnitbnvidih by all Apses of slelres ; *Ad b Pat - tviir, 106 1 Fitt: t•strect aidall Suokaellt aawrke 9W ~ ~J.~ ;~.5.: ~~ /477 TeN '.. "1 - • 3 • 4 , • r. ye • . A ... % 4 . " . .! '. ‘.. : ,: v . • ~ ...7 0 . , ,71 '... ,r ,:-.... I • • ' T.. ./..4 ;-: ~_": , i '...e• .7:',.., ' -'''.4 ,-- ' • , , T t . ;;;;,. ', s ... / .., r •-• ''', 4 • . .„ 4 , 4 -: - -• .. ,s ;/ . . . . ."; • . t .-- . !4 ..4 4- 1 II Filcii 641 L 1 . • -. i• 0 meens of establishing &ma- i. 0... man with nine chit& guineas, was kept sit Map. I his srote was coninmedi sod Pp•l9t .on charity. 3otheihitsg -,4 one Inc these twringli. .01 said, no tioinorlcorrieto bad . , t ni l but as the anger is' which .1 e last war had arisen from its .; object *1 ike Government watt determined to emigptie fronts i change their dest.netion to his As thany transports *o re t o . bring dome MO troops Other . war, that circemstance was --> ut the,chingeof circOrnstatwes ~.. *lion of:;itose transports, and titinued. So far from any undo* . . . given, the Governewnt de.. age moues. and . dt of thou- i only 85 ranking , - pr-Listed eke., i As to those Ain we.. vi e id% ) tartar of the transports, ,t4rXr r allowance (rota the elejr.llC.: • •.- :F i• girl that an eaplagietl4. 3 opal rto encou agement we,, I . 1 d, the Measures taken for 414 , ru One place to another, wets .. . Dents to emigragito iu general. and the It -ptitt Was ouleatil 9 . _,._. = t orrow. . - . resolved into a Callosities, et , - f he CHANIJELLOIL of Hie ; ed, that .the stwersi MO tit• H. aod 1,300,0001. ahrdell 1110- lill&—Oitivamt bertiftlisigly. dr v lITZG4AALD C. IP 11 , 41/M1 sir 19e114.91.• . and iteport to-morrow. bronet up the Report a the to examine the state a the • Holy head.—Ordered to lie ua jilted. ensionors Hill was reported, to be read a third tints to. G OF 510!.1)11.:113. rose, pursuant to nailer., to 1 ~., l in a Bill to limit the infl•ction • lin the army. Ciolii the fra.. '• ILhad taken pbseitillOwittftirsill6l"?. '"._ - ..t and without, frit* the Itessenti' tconntry'spon the practice of ; re expected, lel _said, that it . • wierid **necessary vovall fore • i tk 'Alien to put art •end to smelts: • kl,' vie moral feeling, .ittgleod, which with the consideration' of pe- • with the principles of morsltty 'lenity, to peed in favour of • .... onld, he should have thought, „ 1 . 4 leeitive result, at leis' against ' noggin/. art from an extra: • 4. 'dared upon the trial of Col. ' •,Vei , at- such flogging had in no chi. w seventy, and heeler the its, . stature was loudly 'called for. ' ed, ter, he might sold, wit. : 'tient feelings titan he did the • I ; In o n re ble Friend (Col. Palmer) i : Of lies Oftierrs hoe experienced • • r conduc: on .1 .at Coutt.Mar. of his feelLis oatr,•• • score '3 s mind fr .in the horn'. which , o was calcalated to inspire.— . •• Ineument, it appeared ''iii in ' .1 l i Jen. 1813, to the fame month • N. 2 soldiers were ft -4.41 and en. :- 14900 !Ash . 4 [Hear, heir!), -wing sic mown% tiiirts -lir* I, chiefly in consequent. of ' • imenl:ll Courts-Marliill.- ••••••an order was some years . 4! inland. r.in.thief that no more :?.# les should be intiLted by the • . ; enrol Conti-Merti-st, but yet , e WO, and even 600 lashes were . .. lose toms—nay mare, 'net tha the Commander-in Chief was r. io3 in any of those cases. Ifs •,,, it was the order of the Coal. s'.", he nature of the charges he.. . : 4 tld be commenicated to Ilia • charges against the soldiers t slated in such a inose indefi. .. i as impossible to understand i ... rose charges weregetierslly de. iduct unbecoming a soldier," ,' • ' .!.:. l oin where the accused suf. 5 and 600 lashes. Hut what . , , .0 iiirely trivial in area nut of loch ly of doable one. boon 'Moir 'Ott, 'ter lit Months of e iu Or lan at the OM. vneW than *k, • rat any feettlellt • dolghtfig of diet fluid be otpoelvd Mr. IL, w loft 4 hop. IS toomb4 sob ImorrellP low . it valtitavy strips tit