The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-07-09 00:00:00

bability, think fit, as they bad forMerly done, to address the Croon on the subject. At a moment when joy reigned throughout the country, every one ought to exert himself to contribute to the pros. perky of others; and that House ought eminently to distinguish itself In that generous competition. The present was not a measure of violent reform. It was temperate, moderate, and discreet ; and ought to be adcaded to. The Noble Lord concluded moving the second reading of the Bill. _The. LORD -CitifaICBLLOIL wished that 4141 Noble Earl bad addressed himself more to the Bill its4f, and less to ills (Lord 'Mod's) .pinions and conduct with respect to it. In objeodig dolts 8111, lie simply maiatained the iespect whicbirat doe to that i . The Noble Earl had ebeeseterised hiM at an enemy to reform. if be missile thotwi assaaaras of reform, which year 'bed been owl In . Parliament, he willistelyrikkiew. I, It; for nothing could be mire 'repugnant-to cesemoo sense than were most of those men. ge Ogga.......Tbe Noble Esc! had also. chosen to until* his former' acquiescence In Anita! Mb, to his searibility towards popular Ile would tell the Noble Earl, that if the popular °pietas, appeared to him to be just, he' was always hapPy to be in favour with It—if etsjosh he-wished , •is go en as he . had done during his life, withotte, Wog inileeneed brit ; and be was esaviieced that Pirflaiment would We heard moth less gibe ties. sores of Womb to which the Noble Bete alluded, hell other pepsin acted owns* same pritselide.' With, out etiquirlogi t eto the truth . of the opittiowtteseribed by the Nobie.'llllo to that IraCellObt man *born etia+ timely fate he `id never cease to deplore while memorr.'rernaiaell tit his, he would say that that opinioolinm mot him lire,,Nsble.Earl talked of the. sisdaos MA* other Bbils* Parliament It wee a ~ wondeifelly wigs tray otnieglelsdng toady, their Lordships bed nil- Von on the some reeding and aineeteodie ibird) riiiiit44 per. • meeent Bill is tide leilislestir end thersigartir •.1 JIM of suspeisloti, Ike **idiot 'kW eviintmnr, isieree the whole meibusel 'wee to go on Out titer rel. egraileeto Web , elltsi' the Statute. beak would be OW widrompeearyiedialothieven expedients manly. Wu k coneistent Lordships' dignity that thit which peatedly refilled ts-do, should these yearly end .grads ' attacks the argument _derived by the N , conme dot iroald 'probably 14 0 , nosse of Pal4iatneets is the event the present measure, he would , emitter it. jf their .Lordships were to modify their proceedings by dons or circumstances, they had doors of the Moan at once. Zed GROSVENOR said ate, previously Highs .I.,a ,Atilife • which Alien. ert-liikeirto. the day en . Mich he bad laid the papers J. which. she would bare to receive liosioo. et. par. oppeer.,.., _ . dbl. he jildrueitliitar)., 4netitiirith this. subject before the,_Polates he] Her Royal Highness therefore gnitefolly and thasik. : irift, and, no dedfit l Woolltoot hikve Stitt rit „4„,, pitaninnication to l her Royal Highness of . fully aceepted of the 35,0001. a year, as fully suet- : When, howeverotheNrihte •iiiiird iaikod of the h i ,. these Pews, and of the cpurse of proceedings which [Sept ref all hei purposes on this occasion. However . delicacy of making a betgaiii-!with the , termer'' it 4 f0114"'" a reply : painful discussions on the subject of her Royal ; WAel l he seemed:entirely to forget one of the dikl• 'Highneas `limber of the Royal Family might :silting' he had laid Spot. the table in which the kW , all he that whether the. llowance .; Said of her'Royal. Highttss Was reduced to 17:000ta : ' 5,0001. e year, things were' The augmentation made by the Ilberslity and juulti, Aden le ever y .respct. There ' f t of • Parliament *s r nodoobtivery acceptable to tie r the friends of the. Prillatal Of 1 Princess of Wales, but it was no less creditable-10 her' that.she was less hi s need - of-* royal Highness to have bads° much conbideratiee IL** by . reteivi ao,00r! ur the ulteetion - of tivesebile. -- - ••• - - --• ''. Stir 15,0001. Her Royal I Lord ,CAST,LEREACiII ,retts4ed r , thif it CA tie Wlsloe, on the condi- 1 time the detunteni.:joiti reterredlimetes aligned, it dmiegatery to her honour • and was absolutely smeary that tell* shawl(' be sou l •be 5 0 00 601 . or 35,000 i. ski r understanding ; the. jtarties Ilso . 4ere the Pri ice ltitektbet the clifference of the and Princess of Pares. It did, liewever, not it. respect the slightest difference - id femme the Minister of the Crown, in subm itting ," ing a pro, should hate. voted against * f papal to the liberatity•of Parliament, to make the', thought thlit.sunt improper, Int& amount of the vote a object of negociatioe„with 1144 for..ther36,oool. because he cool princess of Wales. 4 7, clfeamstaneett ef ber• fiord High: , , Me.,II'IOTI3READ 'begged to . be 614tiweid to say , „ H• wa tthat b. ear" a a . a tio la Ti t tp .,,,Tut eriti or .ape ine ci e w es hat or mr .bi a d 4e f s al b l a e d n.. it f ot runa'i be te 4 N rei e t bl ee t i , pr.$11;0001.' ,:llilt, epfol: o l p .:' ,ll , , him : trete& said a greit deal 'regarding, wish °Niel` •. tw i t 4 .1, . _SRI . e. 4 1 1 311 . iti het tieterminalaun tegarditig. eat , be to conettletebliii' . tlther 50, 5 0001. u*nn advfre wish her .toiends. . Ho il:gyei,AgitiVess .ii.400,10001y , peered 4 have, forgot'', :that the late se.-ft. . . • , revolver. , 16'wes—befoisibha that ., had been one bi 14' 4 14i - igen; that he tied w . -...i.••••••-• . lestemdmierre:= , --.. -lhiehn.,ltaithteueicated the it or-elaborate derettee—froin charges which bed In . • 'HOUSE , •01 1 COAddialiga: 'Wens 'Wens for the Atlvii9ott of the** ed from Nearcaitle.a l loo:Tyus, clieliseilor, N newher ef other plesis.'''";-" 1 " 4 . t o -cl e rgy Preieutatioo WI Wes .the iottailkit akeady been ,' been oesoeeled l ikuut length o -re pv1)4111%14; het hole of whiettrhe • imagined, '• forgotten alsofiliitimee .ber 4911 , Highoese had I. The Ho,niforable Member ' the bene fi t of ,Idle advice al. 'Loyd :Whorl°, opt sly avowed that he had been more tecentlyof lord Eldon.. .11id the Nohie l Lerd I. ilOr i •O bet he (Lord mean to say, that beeieve sonte . of :her ftleisty were *Cuiems Otiebeidial BiU we* ejwiDegh t ordPrietielledeoeliodee illet ant, sorry 46; ,'hereafter that . dead, and others no. longer contsourta , let .be. bet fie p rt a ni t te•lelsor Sin t sod °' laced:Hid . *incest of Wain - friends,. that • her -Royal Highness. was -to be left ea were remit ii third Oar and 'owa. of• ltoctleetitoni that which tirely without Ootintetand as4sfanCe . ?-It 0401 1 lif A Ntil U iTli Es T6',l,CtitAolllB34ll The rtgn of thirHonve him, be • deemed hardihood, but ..Mr....Whirtbreek ii. a lt Ilia . Mr. RR 06DElt .btoilfbt op amp . '8 j it the Priem; of, boldly avowed that- be - bad advised • thr Princes 41. t ternaltuse *on the eibjed of the spimiel , . tot . .reCeifed;'"ott. eiutteiltaros!,:. • Wales regarding the letter she had wrilleo,.tejim granted to Leonia Ciemberasertend Bauseeth. . fete , liecoiceiv meta. to be *pork , bed Ant - Undiriirood 'to be. S pea k er. Did the Noble Lord Metes: to assert, that Mr. CILOKEE could not help taking this sta.. °f lit:* Rojrallfighneas'i wishei on the sub.) # .ber apoUveueldrus end UnotOntroutell desire, he-should -In* the discussions in which !fir.. Percepot partook 'den of* paying *tribute -to the distingdished•seilloss Perliament i however, thought proper on this • .niost cilliektillYeec4iiii i iiiiiiiiite IS • toesetetle_#`l*.ber,.histobjeci was money ?---If.lt were l .thou l 4aileet‘ or the Noble Lord Exmouth. That Woble. Lad den to relax, tad to Wee to - the dlininetted fit at fishes altering the wite..t0..3640001. . Thitistirie the same charge might be brought apirrat tills , Mr. at hid newer had adOppostunity of iresei4githethatds• it had voted ad d ers act of InsiiCd l . he be tit)i. - titai niehdreent `Eviellt also belie& In the• Bilk, Tice de" • Whitbread. Had the advisers of the Rigout, wk. ) of the House for any, ir reit engagenient.; use the pettonal Would'be sitilved,. ,'Ottthat *meat; title. ,Anittat t iou et Parliament would v etttliibbid(44alto l esOonatnepded the letter to the Queen, stating dualist! ...• , -,) •.. . . • . . use had Worse* effectually fulfilled ilhair duty as fatal* PaTiad,, to relive in that Howie discos!) o 0 peoehmal change% the circemstawees or her , Rork Royal highness would meet his wiftilielther 41. psi. to sweep the' lees •cf their:enemies ;And, in co*4 connected with the Roy" , •Petnili, discussions sttii 7 Ilitiltibii : ; instead of being depenikeo, tithe the vii- late nor public, money in their contOplatioo f If junction with lie easy i s • 'Spain, ma a l itraleti hoe., were eefollat td everylitesod le thecouutry shbf i.'i 'wery,itromrision allowed by the Palace Regeat, her ;they had, Mr. Whitbread wenld allow . VII his di.. beat of the fast aulettntleue mature, amid bid tnale-d 'a Pi tier respect for the Royil. digpity,in4 could - s , ir come would by right be derived , frum the Consoli- Bert was and had been entirely pecuniary . Whit Ironntriblatellitetthe Wetudeion of the Flake head Abel' Ificlently deplored' b every periOtt In the tkiiilk.:• . ,:, , ;14 fund, and that sum must, pie lade, form a..: was the true,canse or *II theie painful and distressing the Peninsula.' Throughout the adalallatallt of lb* if ikeY now tecedetfr : wliat they were 'pleatAl pars of the income she would receive in case of the discussion" as the Noble Lard' termed them? le. Mediterraneas, net 1 'd ue °t the etiimay laid bees ' robe to her Ittiy,ol Hig hatts'ai an act of 'Justice, death,of the illustrious individual the pieced at the justice and indignity to dire Princess of „Wales; Nor able to escape tisevigitens et' his dribors.; end Atts; lopietbei s would ea:ll2lU hear the tieition Of - --heletllotcSidic affairs. . Ia • word regarding- an •increase of income would have: F r e as h in - Spahr hai optima aby Se *waft a ale. ea if)tkitibe .raiirla: ' if:" hoped It would nos lie ' Se st .:IIIIIB.NEY observed, that an intimation had I been uttered had It not been provoked end cono. i i k corium. D I. peasidosia **- --1- ' 'sontidet s iedmit • Ind a clause was to be introduced into ; pelted by the conduct, or rather misconduct, of Mi. theessetves tones in prevent her Royal highness lyhtn incur- 1 sisters. The insult was the ground of compliant,: to blockade le• e ul teel sr which the public might beßttle. All ; tied he (Mr.. W.) declared, that the finances of the v.eensidered, he (Mr. Tierney) hardly i Princess of Walet•bed•never entered . litto his coo, OVET Frill* 10 to•derach *semi in licit, or prudent in the Noble'Lerd AO` templation ; every man, ndt only of feeling, bet blithe. the suety in ether tk lesions to Royal debts. 'Such a• pro-deka, twhe was almost destitute of feeling, must have beet . 011 - therala bet contrived seersted, might render some enquiry ; struck by the forlorn, destitute situation of her • wei aifonishtng to a' netwerary, and If a discuision were lo be Rayil 'Highness, and the vote of Parliament wasn't iw-velvivir he run -hit regarding the debts of the Princess. of W ales, so important from the sum as from the recognition it . rocks in pursuit of it. would not shrink from hie.daty in call- conteined, that she was .taken under tint protection pies, Venice, 'and the . lsention of the House to the debts of of Parliament. He contended that the letter seat-to u attention was resivist lirauchoeer 2the Royal Family. His principal the Spettiter was the moat respectful mode of infer,- fence, he was every *lug iVas to prevent the Houle from run- ing the [reuse of the determination she had made,. sible to speak in tot ~,iwith the idea, first introduced by the .and the rent fact was, that. her Royal ftighnesa hid el and management of , that all the recent discussions arose mistaken the purport of the Noble Lord's commani %whit+ every thing was on the part of the Prince's of Wales to cation, 'and had at first imagined, that es early m snan.like management, dietiey. The truth was, that these debates the 29th nit. a vote• of some• amount ei other bid to the wants and con circumstances which• he did not wish to situally been agteed upon in the House.. In her run conspicuous. Though the object of the pecuniary allowance ply she had never reflected upon , any sums ; she ink the largest fleet whici recognise the Prinons.of Wales, who accepted the principle which, on the part of Pat.' from England, there abandoned by all, as under the protection : lianlent was an act of grace, -ample of so small an and. art the part of tie, of Commons .. In her letter her Royal • Crown an act of justice : It was but fair to state, health of the seamen. ?rosily called it 6 . 4 au extraordinary end ' that theinstant the redaction was suggested it received ly returned to this mark of murdficence;" and it was not • the'hearty concuriapi Of her Royal highness, aid seine, in the most 'le Noble Lord to endeavour to create the ' she felt grateful repilids.assistande,-.-waving co right.. portion of persons lhet the uniform design of the Princess of and clogged isith.ep4oetlition. There wits, at lean t other fleet in the ordinery_ eeerar to Stott twilit/ ; Such as Intention had 'something invidiSeilied unhandsome in whit the he paid a tribute to dm Nei' denied .by her It oya ile l lligh res ees sos s a: o d eofie by pia all in her of i N a o pr bl o e s , Lo rii rd on ha to d thrown t o isel yt o s n o a r ftohrentierumnigrheceit, that lice to say Hut he! hadythitibeil bah ably inarrat ' vowels.. fie did not' see sa carded. of the two llikairale neat In' cometand i end 'of Isib listontiotis,. theNible Gird aniattitinl•thet - tird eblidneC of the - Ndble•Lord in other respects, was the necesett' pot learawleeing int o the Bill a prod (Vice -Admirals Sir likiney. Swab 'and Frententie), It ellieseret bed Mai tidoitilar waking that CINIMUUrdi: etkaepting Mat k• ha goat a little too far in leading vision against the - debtrineerred by the Princes, or Mall impossible to speakiirttie high tenet.-'Few eetoki often. The .Nebta Lord did boMmidr.titeibli Pe• ' the. iltniiit ee believe that he .had cansilited. the . *etas. ' Surely itch ' th* 'y when dart of the letter, at the teldeg of Trieste, Wastresh , pen,' end in eke Later*, bye Royal iiip)hiati be Princess 41 Wales. One 0/ htir:*(Mr. Tiernerts)-ICiathoove a tha t heraft*yridisi was k li De ngl i ,, t ece e lea ve r s I its the recollection of the Noose. -' . 1 intorined her that 'hiked liAlitrycoesniedicothan of princiPo Op* otiose:Was, 'the! 'hip !Princess of WeAsi'. 'wit her•pesetit 1 o did not owe a shill had not - he treated as a pesos It !eche consulted.. lergitquiii;" that a i e t,-;:i4pens 'lda, Ney4 Mr. FREMANTLE, 'heath* a titer teistiott of, lbws es tirlieleb, toddle% It wields imetitiott'ee his mentioned, flask 'air vpporteaity er paying sAt Were day lo MOO as alwoottatios , stilias• al. The Nokia 4.lird had brought .dove ei partvel of fight have been spored, unless, indeed,. the tribute to his merit. 1 lowest,. To this Leda bier Royal High** re- papery 'ad bad glen settee eat 'a motion, bat the Lord's experience In other quarters had shoe a b The teethe was thee eeptived ties of .The LORD CiIANCELLOR, &me to be read s second thee abeam. T .Dundss , s Divorce Bill west tied is which several Asiesders inte'it. • The Bills oe. Or Amble ease respective stars lie *ki r day. ° • Nl' ~., Plinniry IIMPUBIIIK4811r•VU. --vr-y -1-,cl--. eeneisteot With their he meant to foli k e: - ; , red with a teply painful any discatestous on 3.: Ai t :_ilii 0° 441 which they had so re. from her Bard Igliefog, , spiting her *Maytag. to ' Highness' s. Jr etteMetsber a id be attempted by acCest:the grant oferod, 44 beano it wee slips , be, all he ceuli say was, I : ki l l With respect t o clegina . with any 4146,cations &resident, 40 bet% shouW be 60,0001. or 36 Noble Levi front the 1 4 001 or her himour, pod, wee. not, se *, o( grilse .014sely lathe same glut I adopted by the other o;,fiTclir, ed the MK of th% Crown, but oat of wire Was not etairiained by thi rent' of the irejeciloii d .right destice. -Vine b 0 bad. had every : . , to , Wales, thesli g htest Idea 1 i t id not condescend to 'colisi this P,t, *len et, ba,lig ( bees t ire tliCiotobittlea ardte,llol i w ig o ilo4 j e s :h i d o t e d her yet 'Highness, being , as she was to I "per, than by receiving, by ' oil y oi s ding o pp os t. state it s .not au act of goo, or• favour, bet Oijitittled• f fißlatest Beni receptedth had bower shut Ithe On the evening when, thelote took place, bitufown• i don that itAtlti not defog ic " * id itei,_'*t_le, tdey a l e. be hoped to be abbe ie4ty , , whether *teem should I , few word s it sepia. the Bill Went r , a s !Iva op regulations, , .. ld kid sot_ • btest ids buliiesrted lej it et e - bigot* ~itt if -,., ee .eeie • respect 1 0 Ind ; and en the mo. from the mtitioseji i . Antailutlou' 1 0 " • ,her Abodes, Be Ikon mittee, aiwlAit in *lf .$ 1 INVOr t d ,I I. 59,00bt. Walla he thoug DR, tbr , BM Was or. tions, she 0;04 ' :le tar tbey,wert - lei . *beet& new , retelor.sh me go that day dues every respect con or . ~, iele4t '7l ' . ~_,...,;,,,, .1 ,te w boe*thewm i d e „-i„ :weilikiregissito . .4', ... .Ittehinfii. I. ?4: iesn'iid - ' . - ° a livik claw thi 0411010+tpi. 4 ',.., siat ths.,•!,. • ..i . , Lewd zantutate etetervielki*teedtieill :,,, ' treirt i * ii.looo,Pnied taf,gr,i4 1 3 •. • j•ii * 4 0,, ;!11, 1, . ; l II r . °PI . !I.V e l i j ii ~. ,:4;-.., 1 • hat It Val die wil me -' ' = . 4 a 4. , . ob . • t ~ • sews slifletd - del .. ~ it .1, ale . IS ' .• .. .' .' • i '4'as - lir. • 9 ... - ~'isete Ot horitsl 4211r*"1" --. " 11 " r- • ,3 ' .‘ " t l 7*. 'ff i t ° sl :' . "., ‘: 1 ". i ' .! . * • t..,11. revolt Ememid4.... - L"- vi .. 1 ie ... ,et pfeeseteilti t• L , ,, l iktem , , „ . . 4 , . 4 ~ , it the I . ' d , irr! + , ..,4 ' ' - . es spislia teeny 1i ' : . .. •:, :, • ' sig e , est i ) ' ...4 ' - '• ' WOO it• 1611 Mottos ,` •, I _ 'for a sure, -Ow whi . ; • , :A - - l'.' • • ' .. it ' " el " t it i ll, th hi . Yrri,•. I* ' ' ,:xitiiiteipilk, 1 #f i - %1 Ivo 0i t i clit "dapu tio. m "Id 'Wald Ilko Royal Ininnois het woilcl: to hillnfir i .; - fiRWOR . Mr. WhithrPod) had fair st e , ; 10) .i sa id,. * a principle of public dity - freiti *Oda& any pa , ibe * advl4or of her RatVl I-77777Tr public moue) , to a sakiept . ,,be. wee nos , ril!rraillpl uhould be si id doe Titriblegaiieseatil receive it. Its meg.orwidie r ibtat the li e itposir„ t counsel given had in& • 1 ,i46 i t ; quilt was more foncril i iii fti that Mittel Obit sn adopt a different line s L isalitiEft l i t s " q -.. - ••• 4. himself; because,' sihrje"the lot - rest ki bgft • +. - 11ereeei feeling.; dietatPd• op the Repleet etike . abed *is coached in general terms; die other sifts was to stivee liberal,l,4cits I the Auslithe to Si ,spissiO. i , Ass I lowing his prow intention,. there- Wales Kett, e'er Wittlfy lend Eiteemillt: • , . foie; ' ' red himself, to be acting: in the t spirit from *bet his. Lordship Ii imin takifaii this owe.. of bar *Aral ghtieser wishes on the subject. 0 her */**liimeditu* awl ones I astilMes NM so %o we a um* Ima as. juwg ..w....... ..•- --r- - -- - - -7- i ns o ftei b i bi e disiii lb v i idnide l'ompions s inituikaiky , dripeattea bad been shown* to be 4 iiresC s •illi debt cbuntry. .• He Was eigalsksi I mike - miff irriingestaite rti ge fi 'ase con6triittA. thipiku .to pn Se mi) lame sot litip-s' teetho flier smartie; *Salami' . t might fre'fi•- rinkdobts-for *lli bawler Serra itiel oehsi ail 'Wu* 'tOpiti . ed . !liter obebottl fiEt'llimmi orcesissagices k m, mop thima - A6soollteaufy t o r i. Lay Maeda id' Von" ( Who coile . !Se ; tttneght it del other *Attain v• and whim la pdri isiliqb•fii4 IC . tail Oiler :key al •, • i!- make a mok,' onnOlved is get wit {o, ea; it WashbOle 'Si 11 int 'to lay such i .• as that seam It is ids lest to see the stir/Ow—di : Wole this. ~ 4thiuitiaod the:.,LettO ' • Alto . --this point me bhp three-deeker cies* to the , (*I - 1 I ,B*Vittit lif 'au ,Non. Gentihinatt . o- forced regard! t. .. IS the parts of! iilesist"ll64 , ''. .$ • • tettera; that to ithereff, and the s Ise;, Mr. Tierney 1 the Seven Islands" whdrerelr la' 'to the Chair wen qf the same date, the rtit 4404 . ing the atm isite, :Whither f or di.: bit lb! . fin-titer' beitOirlihito' eneisil, he shield' ilt4 other branch' fct • where present. . J. " Itriposk no hesitatiow" - • If. 16 • the assurance' a the ' object in this m high Ismgabige of .arottorttk .Ifon. cleattOaisa iippaOta; that in se doing, he was ' ning sway e ,f his fleet. -Ivt ltimtvaset, lo• ballllingllte within of he =Royal Highness, in4hovi 1 Noble Lord, was seta fromEngland,Als sato ring' tliat rho Viti'bf '56,0001. sr year to :the FiftWe I from a desire !nt, his liernasityi Molottattion •'o ilea be tedetsletell i til. ' 'il "' obtain money omforis of the Atte ww, melrit most , WRITHItEAD ' Complain of tiallicia ' arose from cii ;it he had had ander bii:oianseadi Tor putting aft ititerpintatinn on tint von- revive, and' I oh bad ever Isititsobir lag Mullet f Unmet( end 1411:4 n adat, as if they had 'been was only to 1 * hid tuner halm anew ati n: tillit h(ltaters of tile . bin that House ' s OW- bad been aim Lo ea-prince isa ittoseerusa; wf thellWithe Princess of Weber. ' Ibis was a tomittrbetkia of the 'House an. Five thremaillimliellsal late- 'tW 'jest's, of 'which ilitaidtiii trbSid el whylliblhtilt. • Highness cap t wintry, Ass Muir *lire ati. misty jetty. 'he N.M.' toe bed correeeitliteogh . unsolicited e perfect itsliiti Wwifoilli. du pro- . stated the communialtlitS *filch he iikesi . ptittOle-* candid in the i s or m a id"' torikiii in: say 'twee* lei. Royal Higfroliss isithHasiit . : ‘pilte,-Impreesioa ti rdiaaryceona of surrelcm' ;While Nita Lord, on preldindit tlie Papers' ekilleit to , Walet'was tt r site Nellie Load, HAsksibatjus. • bar Royal 114ghaysetdribto Hass, was Syst.ladialf If I been . denied , te, Mainsail:a bap most ably se. 4he bad merle trey ammitelestion of time tern, . (pawls; He _ . __ ... • , _ - .. • 4: :. • r-; •.- . . . . . ... , , v , . . ' :Mit - . .1 1 /3':.14„ . . . ' - . .... ~. .. . . ......... .. / _ .... —. .... —— _...- -- --- , . ... . . . o • The Rasolotioss was thaa a grooaos.. :; : _,...- .;_- titbit - any advice f'.., " .. plf her MO Righnoss was newer asked, i s it The fr ins Bill • • . .. '- ' I * •„„ 119 r, ~ • ' 1 : . 'hit whom ' . / in,. '•' t . . the Init . m'olsold be larger or smaller theta e- .. .4 . - / 4 ... 10. I- ~. pflpiiiled. Thh might be thought site or y snit . • - „,, •,4 .. 4 : 4 4 .. ' 4 - ' I C4llthe it a bj r. '. . ability, u the Nettie Lord had nmer 10 . .., 47 : ' . . ti 4 t!! 'rim v.- . - , 1. : Mr . ' ' . ' ''' ' l''''''' ' 4l • 44k, . ' • • thin hi-Oito ~ T . . !nu any reiactant% Ib fly sufficient respect •. i • - - seer Mils: ...- -• •• _. _ 1 .,. - . iy the; 2. 1 Oat. ': reverence telisimembeve . 6f Oils .Royal „rawly, s. i Sir' WILLIAM CURTIS wished Tweeds ~.., . :HO . his Loeb/ .s • rdon he did sot was, no doubt,. a new prineple of action wi l i c hl4 ici to - Vlul l - Wish itimisrit - •• .. .. . . ...- . we . •- , - : Argili MO Motile Lord did not indentlini, to 'teas hulithh os t , N I for him t o we e d. H e leere d 'n o ~, :, ,• . ,?,,, Ars ontlite, .41114(1,ilipuil . ~on to the statement i consulting the public interest 'instead* '''. o n e% , teffect. - • ~• ' . wen ma *Ovid repeat port et tits em- : rebating 15,0001. a ear stod he bo thi s A i -- is ;• - Mr. 411101,1 , 0Rit said-a sessoloor et Iftswisi.44 4 t4 tolitir-ot kb - ' ' 4 tot latter. AttOrlisenS i - vi 11 " * ill Rill could sot be pseud on .Tsisiday, bat`thillota Abitibi had Mostii ._, :Ittlohilf to d 0 1.11 0 ,80 a 40 111 .'_: IN4 the .P l.4l ble LortitollYtito..Mit.iifr Pip 'heals_ et .-B eew ar i ii i ia we e.e a sese ace f e e e , . ~, -1. - . , efealieljeri - et --- A= r illa s tias fr,tbii reiiiii... ;autest slants .I. i tApeusposain l rsi, voguirea. 11 1 i 'sty . 0 I biebdiabbi, ~--, .t ' • 'A. '. ' tie, b . 18a hi .' tti'CLlAb. Papers i laird car gA,CHt 4( Opinloo s 0 4 4 1 i t hii to 1 Somilattberdieitosite-asolt plata Olt thilitttlint; .kad *et! frto t• f it ' Mot _of the whp le Wahl Mist • been highly, iodecoroei to have Dig !d i between . . • ..... :.. Z 1 :...., : .1" 4 , ji Mite . Ih - ' It. it, iVali , ,' ' . .iii.iiiorelhut : elated with her Royal' Hightiou Apia the este!!! metal , odinsse, ge n tib t ..gge,z . • a r derree t .1( e . .; WWI. I:4* , •.. 4tathi Ws . ii'4o,oool. 'Ho i the vin shed required : holhadehoweterAsateen A ult id .br and,* James nri garZt u irge . : ; 1010 ' ~,j. ' , I . 10stftrbithosi la li sgstomeut s that •tho ito mutton the martens, aid if • the Prilicesv of Wide ' p ; ja l e i. i dition n. but. - '• - .-iiit; ' ~ ir E - i ? jig. nom& any immintualoaiion to ; Whit say or. 0404glisticit she wpitstoe, i oa =N ow to or gasmemid neepa wit lbs. •••• ' _ 3 q ''' ; 114114/tr i 1111 igtettbtftiMAiont in . that' formed him of. it in 0, oft4: o.l l44:oo , :itaisiteth o t a- . Ilhil ithilpkplig BM .wlitf-`O4l o- third *foot :.. '. .- Al* , o oh - tioi icuStlitisikOod," tor- iho • consideied (t es . en . siot:-of irce. r .to isr . to , j J, -...--, ., y .qtr of tastßoyal lleglowesos first 1 bor./1-41e was •obet to -. low .b p :. i s -• . 4 :•,-, :1141tINCEfiti or !RAWL - di:. 4ic.i' ' . WI tho imilitlit tptd, 401401006 Vs that LOtter4 .gli Hi_shnfoo termed an act 6s'- lb' • .MV:AD*COHDEN bv.6o' UP the Rof.11 : the : , iII;TW reusisi-hittlit. • *boa the . , I, at the same demi:sot act nitride* . tows* ar .41 4,h0 whole. %mato on the Away: .' ' ellii• •• tilat &RBI, a writtosh mower was thew' ha pubile. Slate that period,. het it ma: 7 . his Royal the Prinowßegent -recomvosonk idea . . .. • ' ' to lila, intimstinit else ,a genital' It4 T ; hat she bad been better advised; and Oust s h e h 4 .d , ing a• panel( 50,000 t. Of annum I t° her 400 quiwelliM* In. e , twensure. 'this Letter was. also , etenniiiidle do Nestles, to • heti& •Vaili)er !la do ut llighneseifitilorinahntoof Widos. • . .t•• 1 : Writteo by her Royal Highness without any adviser. •Injustice to the public. As to biw:having given g at • herd CASTJ 4 ERPAOH 'rose to; call tits ettetiti -After that Me had no hesitation in plying that Misn ' ,wrong colossi to the recent discussions by si ser ti nf a- of • thlt, house to Of Letter to the Chair frouh• he was conseited on the subject by Let itoyil .fth, i that Motity 'was Ible•objett, all "hut .he 'hid 604 di, Royal Highness theliPtbscess of Wales, in whi*eise_ nesse. hest bleu that the sum-was disakirousd, tont (bat ouch *got be the result. 81 . 116 e Porlicnentl h, wet,finheed telethons, to the •Hoose, that . it: stirtill .11 by Nlsi u being larger than chrimitalik, frc i sq.l4 • 1,/, ! , by - peerdary feliefe-f lief* q pd bo morolatistactory to for .if the vote of the Oried. teivgd-i..liggsr than what k• salad cohient tot ..' 'OR .: - ..in,..-, , ; Mame slob/0011V /to 14 H.: silleitit 50,0001. should has reduced to. 35,0001.• a faxi4l4„Usiper. than whei.ke Atiessi4 ; ~N•Ark, • 1,, 4int: . mead gr i pe a s ,i 01 01 N s yejo,„;:it.. was certainly hiaduty tp cooform.to - lhimt; . •Islow)ledighl to have proposed. Her Royal- ' ; , rlr 4 • 4 t inhje . rts alit sig*lt• b u t - e t i ever was most acceptable to her 'Rbyel ilighness• Qs .. pi that she approved of. the.p7oool4llll'. , ollfirrran ' ... . .mittbillsi iltorsi gra ke merely whhod at pant to *ate what - weso the cow ~ 104 Lord, bat the mount of the Atm., i may. • ~_._ --• . • , • ~ I • a aS 'lllitillattlook which had Influenced ftis co last swat , ' ettliowidi into her . .considerstionr• she then: matte I Mr. TIERN obverted, *Mt 1001..distidialry' e r . ecession. He should sot have thought of sobtoltdot ' latter to the Chair in her own haltd.-7,-Htt - Wed, on a forager-debate, this he tied had no IA he the .prapesitlin which ha made twthe House, If he thought that the • sum of 5 5,9001; a year was ami4.i Ott* commenleation with the Ptionteiu et •WeisW; M! T . 114 not previously apprised,ker Royal Highsme of.l salficiont for her situation at this time, till the pet- : had, howevers . advised .- that her ICIal lifials s o' ty .\t o mums . which ho had, in. contemplation.. On , rind should arrive, fixed by Act of Parliament , a t : Should. set • accept .50;0901.+.4t was 4sey--lifrotr se. : . -.—ii,-..... 2 .6;. A.- A...m.k h. Lati Lai& Asuman I which she would have to receive 80,0001. a year. i eppear.to the N•bicLcod •liijettraniditoir). pop*. . - I k... • • „_ i. ' . wood highness was newer asked, r e ••. I .' *Old be larger or smaller their le '. ' 1, :l Thh might be thought the m - ' . '• •I as the Nbtrie Lord had Dever 'or ; . , - I Indent% 16 fey sufficient respect - :, - • leiniernbees •tif *hie Royal framil4 ~ ''. 4.1 new prinClPle of action which rid kl not indentinal, t• ON au imlitid ua t , . public *tired 1 nstead .if . `ooh ~. DOI a 'ear tad he ho thi s P dhD I Lard to MakeAlail?! oltp init ukt . .tAiteeeptittirrteil mewed. rif =Mi.., if< Itillnioth tielik, een bighty_ iodecoreue, to have Dego ✓ Royal' higireellt :epos the ext ent 4 jihad : isnisadOseweterAtellests. far Is 1 aiiiitabl, timid if tint Prikonis of Wa s s lorPottel 11 4 14 dititt, shit !PM I ST les it itt 11, eflas. k41100.,_ _law% that Pd rt Os .on . ono: of . tWsritiswi was •neat to - What .hero its termed an actOt tlf . . me timei. au, act njsrults• towards into that period,. howeear b it lapall: seen better 'detach and that she 114 do Irijoirtice tro•heresik •Valli)er , thZi do is paddle. As to bhp:baying given a to the recent discussions by asserting roe this•ebjett, all that • he 'hid 604 it must be the result, since Parljonnentl W;4l4,ll;e:;lalgagiiill Ily / i tt lfr hal L .. eif itisio b 4ll :tets : dirt 7 .6l4l l4l fi ti4tle er" t stor t, 6ll ll4: l 7 • • • • N observed, 'Not 101$11..distiagr?' reraterdebate, thit be had had no pate Cation with the Ptitreett of 'W‘kkl ii .. 1 'y Ts . advised ••that her R;ryal ilitelosall' ecePt 45410°Iit'it w as . 4 r f t - likeir* ' NAbie•Lord shis_ittraordinar), l . dodet s e tie - % o aken! ha r Ve ...r:r.t. ,e,,,th...5. . 1444 69'4 of the hr.! Alai; a berrin- wish the , Pritteess eased, entirely to forget One Of the diiit id laid apen the table in which the in. toysi Highness was reduced to 17:0001.' Won made by the liberslity and jade*, t was, no doebtf very acceptable to' tilt Vales, but it was no less ereditahleto het' ess to have dada. much coubidetaiiea an - of thepablle. -- - - - -- - ---.- • IT,LEREACiliietnOteds, alit at ease • :enseei,juiti referredlleates reigned, it y tescemary that thrive shawl(' be sees, ; thajtarties irlsn'iere the, Pei nal of ilfs,Tee. It did, liewevet not ire.. lister oldie Crown, in submitting a pen. liberatifr of Parliament, to make the' t vote a *object of negociation„witb .ths4 rales. ~ 7, • 1 3IILIKAD legged tole Olitiweid to say' iitiesi what.isid .fallen.. fr tt *lib, Noble, Nine s& of AtVides bad oat Wee ireate* ' him : hefts& tied a great deal 'regarding; : • *Stange ..in her determination .. regardieg i won advire isiih her .friends.. lie apt{ I.e. forgotten .thet the late Atr-Pervweek. bf hietiliiiiiiiers; that he Lad r - aitleii.. s defetree-fvoin charges whirls had lop d i l.kii:el' length are petiiished ;he t art • vititiens.ber Hvil'Higt;ness had hti if ,site advice of. herd ,TlLarlow, end • r•of Lord Eldon, .11id she Noble Lod that beeline some •of 'her Meade' wire Users no. Inner' condoned .to le. bet "s• • her .Royal Highness. was -to be left ea- leorinael.and as4sfaoee . ?-t. *Ot t Ity , 'teed hardihood, but. Ate...Whitbresel i d that be- bad advised • the Princess's( ding the letter she had wrltien.tejlien. id the Noble Lord meths to assert, that isions in which Iter.. Pereeyet partook l is money ?—lf .'it were,. tbeetH-lotteetie - ' le might be brought 'pima' tile s Mt, Had the advisers of the Reettri s ' take) , the letter to the Queen stating thatrhief ' ' ess would meet his wift ' itelther in pri. '. lit, money In their contemplation i If ✓. Whitbread would alliii..tfilit his no. I had been entirely peeuniery. . What muse of 01 thise painful and distressing 1 the *oh* LORI' termed them ? In. dignity to the• Princess of Wales: Not' ding an , increase of income would hive: had It not been provoked And coul-i conduct, Or rather misconduct, of Mi. a insult was the ground of compliant,: W.) declared, that the finances of the iValtre.hedseever entered into his con. every man, ndt only of feeling, ball - ast destitute of feeling, must have beett . he forlorn, destitute eitention of tar less, and the rote of Parliament was eel from the sum as from the recognitioa it . hat she was .taken under the protectioa t. He contended that the letter sent-tea was the most ebepeetful male of infer,- a of the determination she had wider fact was p that. her Royal frlighness had purport of the Noble Lord's commoui. had at first imagined, that es early • a rote of some amount ear other Dal n agreed upon in the Rouse.. In her AO never reflected upon any sums ; she had, principle which, on the part of Pie' an act of grace„ and , oh the part of the, Let of justice: It was but fair to eta*. lint the redaction was suggested it reednd ottcorilmf• Of her Royal Highness, aorl eful toprildnassistaocre,-.-waving no right.. irith . tOoptlltion. There was, at least, tridiess. , ied unhandsome in 'what th e I had thrown net on a former night, that n to .thittlelialleess of the *um received amity tat **radioing into the Bill a pro , it thwvitbtalieeorred by the Princess of rely,simis a theist was unnecessary, 1 64 en that her Royal Highness, even limited prtsedt Income, did not owe a shilliartV ime that 1144,4piesi hit, mey 4 :probable/ twists spored, unless, indeed,• the Nob' gristles In other quarters had shown h b ~~ B. 1 4 . IP;