The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-06-30 00:00:00

. - .. •1. ,. .. t , THE STAT=E 6mmot 4 ====gsamai....,,.,‘ , (u e..e MoCon of Mr. 1 , tootle F. art A‘ ?tune wee oe• When the Bill fir mating a WOW street from Carl - ..t oms . Ms' ce 'that A ' Ike Hoods re Dille- but reload( the this greet stire,roan, a ,,,, t ,,,.,,, ..4 , VIII &red lo to HA befor. • t h e m. 0... a all the Fees paid hy toot , e 0 • *he ,Ao Altilt-i o Lord every jpir our had so ably fidl‘w .6'iniffts principles- loud '' • • poisowers in the Fleet Primo), sin' e the 1311 t of July. 11001. spe• lestnreillnt illide . ;t * - " That he se* • ' Iblb of the abler( , go t . . pee to,Farry . their design% hoot*. ' ' • pitch ciryi' g the pop, se for which they • were , id, Slather Ae. Images ism . • ~,.. • i - , of the - one I, load the NI ,. Emir .ct,.., butte . 14711.•0, 114 11ertt Park wits " cus e• were . raered to be preheated front the Kiags Beach sad tPCt IN kalel 1110,_ 7l 0 -ad ' pfilteg i 4tr o ll - tti fie-4 r, ht .• , . 6,', . ~. Me alluded tffLOrd bielso,-ind land Wellin g t„„ • , ... . - . restth P a r r° i th b e tl l.l . rit ' iso . antic & as s ist ' t ha u d rit i Ma A , ISI•14 P. loom My. P. MOOKIO. prerented It Petition frost the iolothi. 4 ") /* ". . . IVO of ..tho,ptarritry .111 . . stilt I.lpoo tood for FAirtgatuseitgfugi Re a ibleeft4ltyrdisotosstihoung:f.l::: I . rs , r , i c n u :R n r re s . tip bl u e l . st k i . ii .... ., l i , ;weer • • taw of Osiwirne, agaisot the revival of the Shin Trade by fixed e atery , in preference to a commission of 3 poi accordingly to 7- e Forme. cent. "lathe value of the houses which* might VIII VOTE OF THANES TO Tlig 111ILlrftA. . AilD .. 7 . . ste s illecte otigit : r t as he g w io a r r ici o u - _Lore PA I.SIERS rc N prehe.oted an Aeenano II r die 'Wilber Mime- t i to . litiboo e- to .. now .„ to i sator , m • csuggim e s • - ~••,-.----...- • ',vie/venting.: Drollry ;resents belonsing to t;r.as Bit .en , to the years Mins. 6, 1 61.11 7 ktegellier aka as Account of tile Minibus inn of had been adopted ?• , , .• : . Lord, fIetSTLEREAOH woe notice, that be Unified ewer been made. .. . WSW we !.aate. - Sir SOWN NEWPOWt enmplltineili th a t Nahum w e e peinelard Strom thultt-r Needham. Market et t facet airowesitwidge. Illotiagesm. rotteraietal. ' Rarstarsir 4.1.11".11, theta " allablimillad Ile " Idissid 1.16. ' A° thsliglikil"1111V4"8".181.' S., ' : ... farad open .lia"ligilligi subjectwhich m 431'1°1'1 1(1 not .Lid to b dt At . tenon l'ushrhide. PiertimePtle• fife '. iallealialt_ the Ank le — is the architect, and opealoneetigitiwn *wool* be toottd.;ing tbaltte'srev.Wieor,. hear 11 . • .., . stk Temp ..ith Frigwe, respecting** alave - Twole. CH COLONIES. . . - The uttenlbsity Which was deshabille's Itch an Mr. CANNING presented a Petitisus 'ken the Bill before "tha t hi e relnuneraelPh. . I ._,Ltbfft. 6 ,, - bid ' lOW - ntbrostar . Se. BARING ..eittlied. to *eta. qdreilibie to, the sion. 'ln ettatrailietiou to what hod been said by LaL, .......,, „ghe H ow fee tore sm alltime Pasant ' • : . moderate . Jr desired, he sheetid. be, *OP te eye • PAWN am frost the tiehstrAers 'IP !Wt LlterPooi Ir• the 'Haute any infor'maditit 40ktildost . t. relteke4 ale Lard (Casti°""igh)r."""ted with the tub - the looser and aueoitrie e of the maims, too 4r;7 4 . . .. ....;:wtti 41.20ev: 1101 Prsre that u diem' shoolitl,Z=se. 40 .104. 116 :1tr i. L 1 1 upon .m u i ob i oct ► •;tpittor6 ree o eet r to : . •At e c t !e. 7 , loot upon withekthe. liense Inas about -.-, bp paw their - that there never wee a war during whit" the efasoil , - A lm a 1 .14 *tempting that •lallomars temeolho • "'merest to be on the tali,. - itx .- - : •' • ' Dodd ifen noi. segooplullsti. , z 14 . 7 1 J"dign!mit• He , haw& to %ask,. wind etepep wa s .. for carrying it .on had 'beer' so ,often cheowde 'Aerie The CIIANCELLOit If the niI:QUELL lo* apt hon i ty l o ... t ai ti .• ot vie isi tit o ro t i ki , -' • •• proper/it 160 arith eiPlPlt4todse - :"Wg elpfo.;' one time the °lied oat to . pot dews the I ,g le ii ii • : ..Ai i , 04 .f. - . t e r nY ' l4l"fellize 7 Rre en . a l p; i e . W e l o i a ll a: 4 4 l : 9 lZo ra tir i mit ra. . his - Crisitei, and bid time. 20 . lite l . the if repetellosi i Pliin li 4i* ti 0 3 4 4 041 4 v 0 tk.loal it °r a ern, nod ordered • *reed . the french. Revel Wipe, at onether time s . 4 6 d: . Pm* ', The House resolved into a Coonoit.re on the Neotch.Jsulgoi wbj c b we r e `gels Mss" illioild be cootrected as wrizOh i t (A 71011? .i' * Eill.Te Repot.' was ordeved to was -to-arrow The Highland Road Repair Bilt read the third time, tad as prissibli.-14-Meiiii,''Aear l --.." ► Mid, in 'peititettA t ''. Afoiri , CAST WO f lteititerell that POO" Were- . Again 3t . S•II.• to pull ! dowe the eg iald he • . lon Owed. •he faired the' nflate' e rnOt• of pio:ire Need *4411:404 1 hattni been Ceded' . • the Dittcb,.it :.formad4o..liate...' pewee et elionaparte.,;--(Hear, • hoer 1 kialle ;41 ,. loins The East India Dade§ UM west tbsaallb a Qwwwitteee-The near ht te* Oda 'di 1141t4 4 022thmlai hat *lidded. ' gml part of Greet, litorffere could form Wet agree_to an .Addresa in which it wesithd,astral• the 4 Report was ordered to be teethed to-ntorrow. 'J I-7 "‘ " '-. L ' ' . 1 istlplert of 111114101.4grdatiiits.:Witireeetreet to the Peace vas bogoercate, to a 11.,, vitae . the sewidi l l.. The Order of the Illiz of tovinntrow. for 'tbe sects* reedit . 4. 1 ,iggilittg o . the trig of the Fast India 5111;1;48g Bill, was postponed NU Moat -' r . mo a t -Wlit te ttellikektrittg ette a d ett ee th e other ) Ctileniteistheik yeeMettetidwiesbjbet.'fOr nego 7 , . f .it regpectiog . the : Slave Trade , resumed . - erne 4s.Y. ,•10 tsa' the iisbjeti of . pane Waits, to the! elathsa, witdeeneogoeatkp so decialteolip *ad .iseen mined that the Treaty in,general west d ' , - . were BOARD OF Woitita. - . ,.. gtium • ‘. 1 , nreitlctet ewfeet;Obice.' 'lt had fidiod ..vAn.a . •-, mow, .- -- - ' " . • The CHANCELL.O 'it of the EXCILFAtiIIi ; H i fi* , it Of anieinta i t. - Ain Crifie rr- 14.1 / 1 I_, _•-ymrs-Brk,---BIN-r---ZG.. 7, mishad to know • Wild 'help / yeti with his approbation . He partitnlatiy ailed * ;i ; Wet Moved for leave to bring in f pill for the better ro t "dr spruce toes Loinbeitfult e titl ii t to o lire end of!Aldera - . , ltitteriav hlt teteelaith- Nip* twlioncepe-of deed attention to theillth article, by *hick the •-• r ' 1 the gulation of the O ffi ce of Works, and the espendis •.• .•• _ pttetretet. Fee . such an.. arrengdoneo, , lie could Pr i ~__. ' •• " ,- -. • __,_"; ''.„' 2 ,,_: .. • • , • were restore d ‘O, the same palticipatisni is ' 7• ; i Over tore thereof. The Right lion. Gentleman obsetrpd, i hot ii ir i o l l i st .. eas i s. n •q n . 04 . 0 , 64 .6 1 4 . . 1mi awn. • . 1 .' ri•CAniarig44ll4l44:::‘:ll.llloMati lott foinulland• rlshedis which they - had in Mt'. a s: Air! that it - was hi. intention at - treeent, that , the Bill • i•eideditittiood be ' i ro a de dia , iif . t h te ; it . k r : U l u lied aseigned, he could give nectiedlirreetereP, I 'Aare la-ehese -41abeales, -mid tha it( . ' . 4 . 1••• , ' be n Should bebrought in, 'read it liat. time, and siand w a se migi get ti aelett e e p c feaii, t o te*. ‘,ogbents,•.. who this eihjeit, bit he,ill~lieeter,he. APlieeter,lie.lthight .11,7. - I Fratricide tHeiciteet•of . that Warn!, were • _ lnc , over for future discubsiett. , • • . ,. • ' ' sit ' whited . estagption; 'depreeeted . sith ei.plaa,--: todiepel-alarei ettlik-easpeet it o f•dba Capi-e6 1 4.in• ta t '' . ;thifotreaty: of trtliS s widch-• - •- • - }IOU 1.. . Mr. BAN ICES was ettremelytteppyi that this ••eub. It was said, the the re ason - e ftho , e o rnoi ret,, yes 4 . b. o= 3 Ohl& he liattealid bleeetif."MilliVillaltiliteht et,eittettlf.. .. ',Vance was in a es• . • . - - .nals jock had at length been taken , top. The , oblstnres 'of ; waist of epacw:- it the relent scite of the old Post.: lA. .101/11.101 , of•• 6 1 1 : 011 • 11 0170 Mikeitatruirtilettia' Itememe• leobject. r.The importance iL . ,, . :dem the Department of Works ban' bithv"° bees tenor, . Otlicti, and the narrairness of Loinbard-street ; rititl were he r e after to be - tettlea. ':. •. ' - ejt.fit*Miirttlase printof view, end at '"" r !t" ` • !Mfg mous, and very much required that regulation whinh ye 4 4 - it `the .. . . . 'very metnent the alterition was, pro- .:111./FATtetr- PRAM?. _ _, I ing.o lll -011,:414 1 1 1 1 . 44 1 1 1 . cOlaiatttiel ;rem, whei was now proposed. When the details of. flee Bill . ; ptrl means were . taking for. wklealog j ambard . Lord GASTIAMIA.UM•Ioored thesthedatef u the FraaCe. Wl*Tell great ; so reams ~ .krbo ' ~'-, time came before. the House, be should .pay to them the !k- t: and for &norms the very, ohjett which Day for taking into anotidesetiont the Treaty between 1 hurtful to this countritilee Intre let muter/ ee ;•!, Prot utmost attention, and had no doebt t•liis • ;aerations 'i t Ike Mid the erection '''.of 'tie 'New ,Post. Mt' Majeety steditlioKingief 'elietatice.;j •' . •• 1 tbat.by the,stipilithaitsAK '''Teoity., ',._thi, t I, Would be received by the Right llossounble Gentle. I Office ' wen''' . obtain. It hid' elsO•bien said, " that • Lord liASCELLlEPreseeonititehe Addreet•tO . woold.give op an extesierotileitittrandright gm, •', ,- I ^ 4ol man with a friendly disposition. While upon this I the cersons. re sidi ng at the West-ted bf the Town, the• Prince Regent en tihrsehjett: .41e. felt it bleii ; leg,. vs hick.now.gave . employment, to .1500 WM ' I"" lOpic t lie could not bet ttasert to lhese eXtensiso : reeve as much interested in keslOg . the gnat.OEoi i datb , ate' ReptekeetatiVoe the People ~ to 'express weasols,••eld.n,ooo otweeeu• • Ile tittelt 221144, veil I- preparations which 'credo" making in the Parks , ' neer them as the morthants in the' city. 'This' be I the sitisfaetion which tha 'Caseate,. felt , at' the 'ebb- ! ject for the purpose of proving,. that eet t -NA • titer 4, eis ~,., (rah which seemed to be car ryi ng on w ith i degree sit.. ex- : begged. imive to ' tieny,'fpt the intend Mails altsaye i etanceof the Treaty. ` , !Maingsoting a paesege4rern t consequently our revenue would Ur ; _ _._ , _ . 1 . traordinary atagnificenee; no doubt the object 'of ~ erCitsid di each an how-, 'Olt letteri were delivered 'i the Messer" et - ble3llojoetrto -the Housa'hf Qom I article,. land that, --in , flair eveet - er it, : amity tin ,''' • -- . 1 , these expensive undertakings ,was good; , tont An! et t h e l i O uses o f • pae ans a t th e • West.on f t of rho I mono -owtbsillith Feb.cll99riellittelt4ds . Majesty I America, Leave williit-to 4 W LACIP - Sset in °At 8 46 4 i ' ' would wish to ask, wbether4oy estimate ha d . • boo' ir_owe,eseariy as they cduld want, them. With, the 1, exprinseefifirei4lanee enotholdifortsiOtsthealloose.of 1 stipulation; foci( welid our Nertfoundlead tisiedes - .7''''' prepared of their probable scoot,' • h 'or whet VI frireign 'thallt however,' the ease' was diffeceot; as I Commontrettd-thei peopte,, eewitelsb , Mmi Ittt•oPpoed 1 week! be enth'ely lighted. le iiiiieuitiwpiet,-..44 1 mature bad been taken to, limit thent.Aithia: do thii•gtergieLi t t a n w e e t e-0 Op'', ...some at Pine s ian . efeeteiltbitteilmi -Is tithenthldetsitnetifvetiktailpimi Mil that tMsiitlicle-wes In the 60ity; *Mew se ',- • ° PP' bounds of moderation? .. • ~• opir - a ;'. •-' 1 ions. apt 40'And itelte at tit k was almointely I whielt-fortted , ' bialsrtio the tiff tad oers. I imbue the 11th, Jan.. .2 11114.. 40 '.. • , - ihe . The- CH ANG g LLQR of --tile -,EXCHIMUSaii nectskati for this rees46:thet` '' ' 0440 Itould ; oseded.to Aryls*, that frit% thirdoislitenbenteolv%bf did had been transmitted to Leta leiveerle.. ' •••{' ) . .•••-• bald, he should feel extremely:thankful 'either .So4beft be dtuaW eqiiithar inithlkher, • , ..i. . .4, teyir tai. : war tilt fentetatinattea titheistiadtplec oe - 'lthieh 'it : Sena concerned in the 'fishery. IA .'' ' • ". 7 ' . - ft I , . - • ado. Honourable • Genfielaaa, whose &epode** vasitite' l difee *Sala 'lege a atinikleriblo: T.'` .ce in the I was ant, theifitisitOtiverititehtl had *me olive how it could be sa id in the A t ^•: ' - extensive, or to any other Ilenourable;-Geelletaili!, Pettigresa •4144 .ehtensiee ' omit • . krhOh. .tYndet i varied.' Thitildrigtoimoidt -, Oetry• fiting , which might 7 attar and, interests of all concerned ha d Net Meta •: li Y l/1 •-.• • l'7 who might assist him in promoting the amasses which ; these elecenunanees; he ,00ntd `not" bait press upon I provoke oppealtiet , ett *Wu" • occasion, Ihe•eallitt ' ed . • to in A. Treaty stench contained this sets*, Al- - a,, ,.. , be now proposed to introduce. With' respect ;to the IMc Wimp Moisten .. t *Moly of keeping : not, cemitof sik , witiiitiitfewtothwee'irho ha* foc i !' : that abqut • the ‘4Bllme Trade. On the shaltitle • - 7 „.__ ~ s_ r , . prig temporary buildings-Which %were n o w erectlog In the '; the - Poireqm9l l An the sat!! fie. v ell it now ,seen ,thexii4er f le!whteol ilits Country was -sips* ieutd,ncit fedhimsetf, justified to giving Ms ewe: Al . r • . pffo Parks, . sod other places near that House, 'he had vies, antrof endetihazing W . , • Agements, by •at the beginaintot t he it weer bound is *in thetA•ddresu, lit hoped i hat the ports WMCii teetstail ea mgonly to say, that no specific estimate •of their Pre- which the Interests" of Abe . ' • * Would be pre. , Alit their•predietictirehed behli•strefied ;•ankithatpesi i; opu s , to discussion at the . Congress wordlittillillb •.• . • e on . . ; ~.. ~. Liable expellee had been • prepared ; but before they served. • ' - ,",severence in those . principles which' had • befit- Wa s fectorily;d4o'sed et. ' • ~, . . ____A• • i • apt were commenced, a general application. had been 1 ''Mr. ROSE said, there sillt.no'doisbt that the. pre ttilliee' lit'lle eeemeecemeet9 r. hid 6 ( .06 0 44 _ _ _ .f.,* wei 4 , o i. - at" NM ro'hol'oot 4 etonaod . so,- say "t i ', l "will ' He made to the Treasury; to know what directions It ! sent Poat..olfico was.insniielent for the duties which ' i llteaCettiefill istat.- 1 -4fietti;: keit' '•kedt• ll.llliPprij ; the 'ebbject utideedisnission• - • b u t he fettillitdf t it , was necessary to give for the reception of the two I were required by the, persons employed' In that de. Veations to • which- the peep* . of '' ' England.llol" , 66; ealiesi.apon • to pantieelart• '4:the speech Or *a - t h e Sovereign., or, Indeed; Ake • three-Sovereigns ;- as it l'partnkent. ,It was Impossible, as the pott.o(fice ',gelded witg a persevere not and corititadelithwronand WlWlrilbk Elaronet..- 1, tk' consul .1 nicat i- Ir het awl - 71 * - A ' • '!* rns was then -underrtood that the. grnomdr 'of Ausati"l was. it:line* situated, to i t Valli that co, which eqesited;bad' taised-ahatilivaeter 'OP the . .natiOnevo Weil medeeo the •Ilaectl- of .Tride,Wri thesalgrd ' Ow would have accompanied, the Emperor of. Russia and . ; was necessary to the ewe parfamenee the public `th eitipletorilratt - Indiet ftittitmainple Whititiottitet the Ne n fauddland Fishery, but he tome Wad tie • : -• '• a n d ( le I/do r _ at :Prussia, who were about to honour Olt' business. The Boa. Gentleman (Mr. rin) kid 1 the othei Itittriteleh of Eiiretple. "'Trio math praise it was said is it,: ;that tilling itiogreat body isf titi - ' t oil eeuntry- with their presence. The Treasury then ! steted, that it rip the .ananinsouevis iif t h e moo I could noebogiven tolthhiePowerscfbetheir tosdect , teopertekeirof: that in • which they tied : Meade 00 1_ , ' • f a t: tale directions that measures theuld'-be taken for • chants that the Office shOuld regalia', It Wthr;:.'""tilltflitir !lib course of 'these e ff orts which they made/ i bitten uretrid ;Nits tka British Fisheries. Aft that : go t ; the reception of these augest-Personages, 001Mnelal' i it was tree that very strives remenett - , had bean . ..and whtetswlttfringisaiinietia. • The result of these ' ' wrisd ' ovre by ihn'Trealy was to give bark to Von, . . • .op curate with the dignity and . munificence of thla: l E pode a pou r this watt, ,; tad fg*witi . t nt dlspos., ' exertions aim gale* file ' iepportlinity to settle at ik ' that Which the had before. .it e•mierved no net ' g o o great nation.--(licur; hear !)--IFite :buildings lie lid ivillsten to them—but an' arrin eat .had since , Congress the'hateeests'of-the•diffevent States of•Ettry! eight. •-Aoteselle-ettent- of eoest given to renteefit " p er laded to were in consequence oommeseendi-but it o air t begin. made, by which . the meerbenta would be en. rope. After expressing MS aPP,r_obetion of 'thettit;) ' was Ito more 006 was ebsollitel, 'necessary for taf,..l, ' ins soon found they could not be finished within. the; soled lo send their letters to titi Petip‘pliei t as late ' eangementohniseCtinerelage s - hlAgtp, attitAntunep, ;let oeb, cud lest 'Could not hoe been even innrthr . 'to i time which . those Illustrious Visiters proposed to ea at present. The ant" , incenvgt. therefore ,' the Noble•liord notice& the restoration of lila' legifte to enable her'hto-4e profit by the shore which she • tint stop ; upon those general directions however, the ..ta which they would be lobjeot, I proceedidgs which bad sauce been carded en, were Of ti few *brutes lo i thi t tlelkery.;) •-.. ...„ - -s . • .. ra. ,..„" , I Family had the been .eladotiAte gni Won in•nege. ' visionary" theii *tat' -the. Honourable Barmwt had . fit grounded. . 1 - 11r.11. A. Iria iiitAlqiiiii“Rell it i opiii: ! ilatisee for -Penes with France; big tbut-it had taken : seidaboot this fPflotry , employing nl5OO Trod! sod ;• i an t , I .. Mr.: TIERNEY consideeed the preparations which t limit OIL • • ' 4 .. ' .l • '* ..4 „ . L I _,. I late melt be rooked - upon 'as a titbit' fortunate :1S , t)00 seamen in that , quarter. ' lie..wa4 quite lash . 11 1 -i • ',.._.•h tn. Were now carrying en ender the-heed of the Magni.' After a few obsenatiose fries:Mr. a SUlitilak . event, and vane the best eeeeritiet• for the.testen. pareu to meet •the . iptcnourable Btrone t on this Pb. lmi licence of this Country, •as extremely inconsistent I leave was given to bring in the -Bill initastesnance of tion of that "tale df Oft, •Ilthielt :VIM capable of If. ' ject on any day which he would appoint, bet 4 :. t Inc with the habits of the people and actually to amount i the motion of ,the Chancellor of the Eids%uer. •, fordingsoildeatiperanmeatiatecteregavape.-;.{lfeatr, preeent•it came ou him by surprise. lie only whited f ' , . - kit to a foolish extravagance and waste of public money.] HEIL LOYAL. HIGHNESS TUE PRI:UE.S3_OF hair!]-r-OnthestftebtiortheSistratlidenenikneoeid ! the House dot to go away with the 'Mitres-dem Not ~, wit Now that the proposed object far which they had . *AWL . be move •atairogifor its. 'abolitibef Ike" himself, and'; France Itaktby.- the ,13th Article ,of the 'treaty o t . Its been commenced, howerer,) n & longer existed, he hoped I Lord CASTLERICA,OII presented 'to the - Y[ol6e s i noes more disposed tobettake great. tiletifiCes and I tallied any right. , r . tai . their intent would' be linsited.—Eflcer .g—As it ,by command of his. Royal Highness the Prince. Rop. ! .iveat mtertionsler this interne. Notwithstanding Sir J.:NEWPORT and Mr. 'ROSE•mutually tee ~„. + 1 ; tic %cis, however it appeared that in proportion as the: gent, Papers respecting • the arntagernettfe belyietmliseat had been'aeldby setae' Metitbors Of that House; plaided. . A , ir, Emperor of Russia and his 'lliestriess Censpanions Ms floyal Highness and the Princess of Wales,"'gßog ,he himself felt, and ,he was sere that the country in I.- :Mr. WILBERFORCE d•clinvd entering at lesittk ',,,- be advanced towards Dover, the'. preparations for their . their separatioo, and the payment of her Royal . general would soon feel• grateful to the Noble Lord • into the detail of the. errangemeds nade by bid li -• . WI entertainment, advanced bere.—LA--leugh.)--The , Highness ' s debts. The . Noble . Lord then gave ao-i-Who had -Thegetieted the Treaty, for what litelbed I treaty. Het:roped& was toot one of those who en. o In Unuse were loot, perhaps, a *are of the extent to . lice, that he should, en Monday neat, move, that ;.done to• elect its abolition.-'{Hear, hear!] —He : der rated the services of the. Noble .Loord.. ti uses which these preparations were-to go. In one place these Papers 'be referred to a 'Committee of the ; would wish to known what would have been said by I his belief that- much of the .g e ese and strestpected , tic was to be - an Immense tower, from whence was to be whole House, in which it was his intention to ! the Hoese and the country, if 'tin:Treaty hid been ' change which had taken place,. was ,due to hie eters , 71 displayed a great profusion of fireworks ;in soother move for ant augmentation of her Royal Highness's. broken elf on this sole • poitit. 'HO war mire 'that i tions.— [Hear, hear !}-' .The way in wltc.l l'rosia El teas to be erected a bridge over the canal in - St. income...—Elfeer. hear!] ' neither the (loose nor the tountrywould'inlhieeinie deuce blessed this nation was, by glylog *Worn (0 .--, . Jatner's Park, for a similar purpoSe; and, to crown Mr. TIERNEY thought it was necessary that the have been satisfied . The maiwbbject was to bbinjo i its Councillors, a l'.l . and valour to ,its •40oders. With .. thew hole,- the public were to he entertained• with a,, House should be made acquainted with the itegmen- . a peace, and consistently with the attainment of this I respect to the grounds on which this nation half cora : •:.: , novel spectacle; in the shape of a navel engagement,: teflon *kick it was meant to propose. '.• ' ••• .•• . I object t h e Treaty could not have been •brOken off on ! tied on that wan which. was now happily rotteindillt ';; • on the Serpentine Rivet-- Load kart hies --- and : Mr. WHITBREAD asked, if any commodes.. that subject. The Noble Lord cintcluded by moving •he felt it but justice to the memory of t 4,1 11010114 ... . boats were now actually• constreeding at Woolwich thin had been etude to her Royal Highness apowtbis an Address to the Prince Regent, expressive of the I Friend to say, that the principles of that great !Usti.. ' . • r)r this notable purpose. Ile could pretty well un..i subject ? . 1 1 sincerest acknowledgment for the Treaty 'which his i Otatt had nevmehanged. The war had been commensti . dentand that much amusement might •be derived by I - -Lard CASTLEREAGIA answered,: that no •prii.. Royal Highness had •been -graciously pleated to lay' for the protection of the country against the dreadtlA a display of Are-works; but that John Bull would • riot's COlRlVllleketlea . had been made to lime Royal before the Rowse; the-principles on which it was effects of those principles which caused the ii,etola .• • . feel any lateral in the proposed navel entageatent, iiiitlantort ; but site had been emitted of geslaten- ; framed being to honourable loan, and affordingithe I non in France. Every, one admitted _Apt at thit ...' . after he hail already obtained so much amusenteux Don of the Cretin. .• ~ 4:, • • I prospect of permanence to a peace soaeltulled after commencement of MI war.. we wer e 111 Considitto . . i - - . • . ettd profit from exhibitions of a similar nature upon I Mr. WHITBREAD wished...to, know.iliwitetsr* - it orthe war bad been obtained. It also able danger from these revolutionery , prriloples.,_ In t • a much larger scale, be could soaroely imeitne.— . : any eenteetnieetioe upon this Sublet* to Ler Royal , expres grateful sense which the -Commons en- I Now that this danger Was at in - end with the War That all this most cost an immense sum was evident;'. Highness. ; tertained of the signal . blelistiO'dispiaseeS to • the !• which it had caused, many salutary lessons wer0410... • , el • •_ and indeed,' fie had ascertained Troia an lion.ibteri. Lord CASTLEREAdII4- . " This . thty." _ __. .. •:' --- mallet by DleloelProvidence. •'• ' ' I be-found in the history of the test twinty.two yearls ' .t Isar, not then in his place (Colenel•Congrem), , to -h•Mi.:WHITOHBAD-si-mfr the the' oommedlllolllll .: • Mr. 00001 Seconded the Motion. 'ln a short i Was it possible' to mention the. name 'of Dolloped' , ' An whose care the.prepasatien ofthe Are-works - war ea., Woolly Iwo made I" .- - - -*, ape*, he leetpatiott the present &oath* of 'the ; without recollecting the danger of false principles, ' 0 trusted,. that upon' thirs heini.alone, the - **pence Laird 'CASTLEREAGH- 4 v Orders bees bees lontatry •with tbat in which - It bad been a - SW years ; and the effects to be -expectird from the abandonment .1 would be 111,0001. flow thieves 11111044Mity he timid!: glSontoe etitli;*: estemsookodoni -and, - so 'diets, II ohm. •He atpreeeed 'his acknewledgmente l te the ief all moral and religious dutiei ?• As to the 'Crest/ _ lf not conceive; but independent of" the edst . ht' erne' irilt.beAwadelti•tbewooleelifihe der" - - j Noble *Lied, arho ilid begociated the Treaty,' tnif I iteelf, he regretted that it-had beep concluded before - P . 6 II apprehensive that 'aloes. mischief 'add s not from , ' Mr; ' WHITHIMCAOO 464 qBeforts- this.' daye.. die* *whole great talents and moderation had overcome the geseral interestsat turista, had been settled. Oa . 1 41 , et the collection of so many , . ledlehkedn • ild'iltelllM4ll' it' tie intineation 'Of itteuisettothaa*vt . tll,:tileesetriree Alt' tier obstacle, !with "Melt be bad to contend.— this subject. be was • particularly, mistiest, for theta .. siateeis-and already 'bad' the' this of ,nerve"' ibtetsort atedctokheilhairdrieghaimi P' • • • - .Taking a tie* of the origin of lip war, horrbservett; leas nethipg Which he . dreetipttao much as this coon' al Lean rwerifieed at tVootielett, 'who,. while coullahte- • CLOW CASIVIREMSIO. 4I NII.IO ° •-' t • "- Met liti'lreweblitivelition ooght to teach titoseidgb I try beinihteo efoiPilinvolvea in . continental COottee• . Sating the Ore.Works, - bed fish bloc* epl•ithethet • MKiVIIITEILELDopers otreothalbpori t i la awtbotity,ibat the liberties •of the ptoilli . 111114 j thins. • e-cmild netlist eipress his hepe. that thifi *. • 41 any provision had been made fee the heats et the* did: eat einenrerthedgedi it * . elar-tha 1 tret to:to trifled ititit-4t also taeghttheof ti boot to liatlin would - dot enter such Continental lulu '• d men, he could • s tet say, bat tbet . tsmitaiiethSa, Ptintit Belem an& bertilbripi-Iftlateia parstimo 'of dieter *her With their tared words, liberty • efid t ISStile•as "honk" involve me in another war. -liming should he attended to in . the ,he ' to'humseirthis "mile heeald beforttllheitetiott ' w it IllsAvosoitbsi bad- mitre:sett alt their I been so long ingpiedi s iOviree . . we were too apt' to . 4 thoweht estremaly eitifealy • :' ;• • the -'4#4o4kgraligle‘AM INSWerlid hill th lPlMPligilik I:= l :tt n i ' d eanilht for,galn to thenseepres fringitlie think that it• was , our mist naiad') state. This Cat 1 , el whole, he could not but view, ••, be tide ' ' tiniti'tiOtaftml, ••• . ''. _ _ ...- —4 dottrutrielltOtte •aleaddishatentsi and - the • slier. • mistake which Would earialialiscovered by those , . . II • way as ridiculous and hietkilliVi b ted * e Int*. • ithdfiragitEiheetteleletedi tkeneeeldll.lvbei teidek 4.loliediittattions *whirl were siettlessiry4 Ilte l obw fell intoit if,: fbei niiiiin . was permitted to • 1 • . e l secially whoa it was gonsislgoaliesit**teace of . tweelied•a utter Lerd'OtiebettseilikaWlaAlle the widiartt io ttiall ioclety , —establiehnientsestdudli.a sejoynite-Ideseings Of lime... It ought to be a o ' 4 the Civil Lin had 'already . likefedild L ill, provision 1 Noble' LOW Stolid_ t lifttirwtheidstsiiii bis 4 mane for It, by 118,0001. . Withistipost - to the SRL i to enter tam hiteeflottefitil i *a* • - berokt,;t4tdallit INdleeditet eminlibibiethat society:te , volved in any contest 'sildeli - ; tnight arise 'move"' : It itself, he thought it woosinWAolinleref riser et- 164 Ifeileanald Orbit hiatilf • • P ri Zt it MW uo t . be silent Nth) Os PrilieWi Ceednontel 'Powers. • lite firths restoration of till' telltioll, 110 11l AO: at ids - innetge...torte went,ll . ter Ms &Nodules in h 0.1.11; '' : . : •• - 1 • * ! W Ail* wouty•stetibilibi..ibounims , *SIMI Royal Funny of Frettioi t t# : ; their people,- he alg 4 2 should have his utmost support. . . ... 1 . . • 1• • . Lova odffirltLIBRIVAIIIII: het; itte~ a bti lee, Watilintdifeblt4h* iiiterg ems tiso2tbe printiipleiriff hippy. at .it •-on their airtime:is well •as ear ow 0---' Mr. P. MOORE wished ite-ellt winiraleo 'which . eentikitilit4tilimt4ho‘inotibtilatultellsoiVinis iltib Pitt it was that the sneossiM issue of • thetwiee He hoped that the•••Fieeelsatiatiet4 'whose i military '•.• considered to be entusected with this Abject...- . directed to Wood In hie Sass la ea limai l wee deirifiteri hem , hair I]—Aid he could not character was raised by the ievento of the war to 4