The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-05-27 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN. FR lINCII RXILKS. ['Rost Lt C onstrrtrriontrit ow. NAT IS.] A vast writhed, was drawn yesterday to thw Camber of Derides. by the flimflam generally cur. rest, that the Commission of Petitions would present their R•o•ft cooceruing the recal of the Preschmer who have boo banished without trial, or legal con detonation. If the Chamber had been ten times is.pr, it coold net have contained all the spectators who thronged to the doors of the Palace. Not only were the tribunes filled, but ell the corridors and ad iambi boils were crowded to elms& A great number p r even r emained in the street wailing with o f rooms the liveliest impatience to Inns from those who w i f iht come eel what was the resell. It was contrary to their especistions. A thousand different stories blue cireelated relative to the circemstances which r eceded the debate, the following we give on Me authority of some Deputies worthy of being re lied ore. Eight days Igo the Report was announced s o be ready ; the Commission had derided en refer. og the Petitions to the Council of Ministers, end it lied chosen M. Csornartin as Reporter. The Mini. mows were informed of this decision ; they begged the c.„, s ig l ion to passport its Report, and assured it the!. would in the neat Cooedl folly discuss this important business. We age told it wee dis eased, and the majority resolutely insisted on the umintensece of the Ordonuances and Imre of! proscription, by which so m a ny F rench citizens are mined. It is remarkably, that on the eve of the day when the Council of Ministers canto to this decision, the Commission of Petitions assembled afresh, and / melted to substitute simply the Order of the Day, lasted of the reference to the Council of Ministers. Jo consequence the Reporter was changed, M. de Cello° being appointed to that pest in lieu of M. Csoustrtin. The Deputies of the left side (the Li berals), informed of this trick, avowed their listen tine to speak formally against the proposal of the Order of the I).y. in order to get rid of the consider mien of there Petitions; because it seemed to eon. fires, in a calm and endisterbed period, those sen tences of banishment, which bad been pronoesieval amidst the biasing of all the passions end the violence of all parties. It then appeared, as . if the Ministry, fearful of a stormy debate, world have adopted a middle coarse. Aecordiegly they made, or.ceased to be made, new overtures to the Commission; they as. stirell'ilthey hod no objection to the referring of the petitions to the President of the Commit, provided the Report centaieed only a simple statement of facts, and was net su written es was likely to provoke trou blesome debeita. The Commission, after haring de liberated on this proposal, ted to its first con elosions, and again appointed its first Reporter le support them. The Deputies of the left side thee agreed to remain silent soil • vote enseleseesly for the only constitutional measure which the Chem. her could adopt. list yesterday morning, or rather last night, the face of things sae mice more changed. All that is known certainly is, that two hours before the Sitting, M. Caumartin thoeght he should be the Reporter, and every body *rely believed that the Keeper of the Seals would support his coeciesions. Rvery'body was wrong. Al. de Cotton was yesterday moraina, or the evening before, nominated Re en, because after third or fourth deliber a tion the ta wiission once agile remitted to propose the Order of the Day. We need make no reiection ara these re peated changes, our Readers will snake the. for es Yet we must say, that after the late memorable Sit. ting of the Coert of Assizes, where so splendid an set of justice seas rendered by the Advocate-General to the sentiments and conduct oi the French re. fugues, the Public hoped for another result from the Sitting of yesterday. No use listened to the Ito. putt of M: Cotton; we will say more, no one Hs . toned to the speech of M. de Sou,. Every body had desiled to hire found bias en Ibis eccasloo in agree. spent will% all. the Tributials and public opieloo.— Discreet 'den regret that those Deputies, who wished In speak agaiiist the measures of proscription, were refused a hearitig. From the assurances gives thee, they were• net indeed prepared; bet their duly re. quint) them to speak, sad it was perhaps the duty of (heir Collagen to have listened to them. THE DUCHESS or KWIT.-1 0 4r. DAVIS attended se owl ai K.n.ingtnn Palace yesterday moraine, when, otter hearing the Report of the Hoosetteld Physician, Dr Wtuon, and seeks' her Royal Highness, the felhoelet &Mein Was issood Her Rind, Mahee s she Deckle of Kw.? has hail a slight 'stark of friftf 'weeds, esesise t bet has. however, bad a se ae•el nexht. and Is Ibis srusiett re. Well as caw be ca rded. Tie Hoye Warn eswinses in N well. " U. D. DAVIS.—J. WILSON." A woad Dolletin Wel isseed in the amnions : "Her Royal iliglraeas the Darkest at K saes fever has rivals seiradedraare amain, lad the Perim" is sew advise iaesali.faer ia be, esoralemeace. The Reyal Waal tea- Omar. la do well. *. D. D. DA 1/19.—.1. WILSON. Kessiegisa Palace, May i 6. 4 "'clack. P. al." The Patrice RICILIIT, and the *lbw brooches of The Royal Family, wit to make enquiries. The ge neral enquiries commenced at ten o'clock, sad eon tinged till between sit and seven. Tat LITER tat ti AZITTL—We ere requested to stele that she Firm Quarterly Part for 1819. of this interesting Journal (originally projected by Mr. Coma's, and peblished in Weekly Numbers), is now reedy for delivery. This new Weekly Paper is expressly designed fur the higher circles. Ire prin cipal objects are to fill up a chasm is English Pe riadicul by presenting to the Polite World a Journal peculiarly its own,—tts realise in their smolt extent she advantages resulting from the restoration of Continental intereesree,—to pro vide a central point for the collision of ideas where. by the Literary and Scientific productions of Europa generally, end of England in particular, may be an nounced and esainined ;—by which the Student and, Man of Fashion shall he made arqoainted with what ever is passing in she Learned World, and Anthers and Amateurs may address themselves Putatively and directly to Men of !Mien and of Taste ; and where the firientibc, the Literary; anJ the Fashionable %hell lad such subjrcis as are commiel with their pectagar passoiss.—The mock of publication tends to gratify paddle curiosity arid insure a rapid circolotion. being printed en a .ingle sleet, containing 48 volition', and Stamped for she purpose of being franked by post like a Newspaper. 7'u rug EDIII9R or rats STJTESMAN. Ste,— According to your Paper of yesterday, Mr. Illositoust, in a speech on Moodsy, st the Crew• and Anchor, is reported in have said—" he held is his hand an Address of Major CautwatanT, which his oust declare told absolute falsehoods" Perhaps the Gemlnnen Is of opinion that I an 66 too old" for being inclined to terminate a discos lion on public questions, as younger men frequently dock's print. disagreements• And perhaps tech an opieion soy have caused' lids coarse laogoage : bet 1 wrwilki beg lave to sok gest to hire that there are eases, in whiek a Gentle. wawa wishes are Wore characteristically cornmeal cited by private iuritadoe, thou in the way of tavern valour. I remain, Sir, your obedient servant, Thunday sensing. May V. JOHN CAR rwmicitT. - —• To rex EDITYIK or TIFE STATESMAN. Accept a !Whole. the' of lowly strafe. welenose. wafted from the busks of Stirs! la spite of lawless Pensecatian's rage, Welcome. ewer mere, kern Cram.r of the age! fly poteol pen again W Freedom's cause Shall brave she stern ~foul of penal laws. . Poial the sharp satire, torn the live', Jest, 'Gann, fool oppression rose the viogglS breast. Make tyrant Ministers thy ialeenee own. Nor hide what U shooks, ham rem tut Tatum' !!! May Ott., thy sew essay, asspictars prove, And the reasembragine of thy w roars remove. Thy Country's patronage the seal reward. Wide* Imre. save boiled Eh:rasa. all applaud!!! What the' the ire of kliaissers impend! At alt points arm d. dos canal thyself &feed I! Net Will let Pros/ewe eery step await ! Itenvve thyself for sane distinguish's! fate! Perhaps in rend (who more thee Saarsaa Il f) ilor pillars, valid by ressegado Pt re ! Proceed with pastelist seal and fearless anal. Ike dawning light of seders timer t' enroll ! Show how, by Rzsatoes reassearosi breath, l'vatissint are roasting from their sleep of death, flow. fast emergiess front their Gothic gloom. They'll horst, ere Was, the shackle. of their tomb, Fre . loag, awake *dim their ignoble trance, And hail the treat rumple, *et by F1411,C. !!! Inaritsfeed Framer. at law. i 4 *earl/ freed I Compeett Emateett. Sat s trassintsgsu!!! let hosewho've Libeny to dungeons dounfd. WM, est'ry *erre to keep het still catranliti ! attempt is Min. /Hid lineal. madly Freesias, at law, will es'rp shock .revive, Each desp'rate effort of erseroption fall. And 8888 [NANCE MIT all pre•all!!! Mark hat the were spring. the 'went caste Of marina. revobitinos, varies laws And, pesor'il by thew. the Lint into trusts otrwcy, Is spite of rooted habit's pow'rful sway ! Footnote whim art *why% caprice 14,4reiste kosawkdge. as their streams increase; lint might• Freedom. with reseal"' free,. Sweep oil before her, in her rapid cosine ! N.l names. so peejadiee her waves impede !! Innvierrtern was Lessees dreseed !!! Pr.,gessl, my Mend. shy noble work sior-ae. Which afore ages w iq with rapture •se• ; And. a. the some of Pulsar meets their ear. Irene him, Owen Sears la Svc, suit cyan, trill alit TO Dm!!! Paris, May ti, 18lb. GRACCIIUS. L AW Paosorion.......rlse following armegement, l It is confidenilpsteted at Edinburgh, is 'boot to take I place in the Stirmas Courts of Scotland. It is the! OM measles pressethre that bus occurred there for many years. The Motroomble Bates NORTOT to I/0 (7hief BUGG of the Excheqoar_, in the room of the Right Illoneerettle ROUST DIUNDAS, who retires en a pension. The Lord Chief Commissioner, A OASIS, resigns his gone a* a Baron of the lischoqeer, and his salary is to to raised tomato eqoal le the Chiefs of she other Coatis, els. 40111 Ber• 'esti Sir PATRICK M creasy to be the new Baron of the Eschequer. The Lord Advocate Mscowoctiv sorceeds the late Lord Rayon es one of she Jedges of the Coort of Session, and aloe us a Lord of Juaticisry. Sir WILLIAM Ras, the present Sheriff of the C.oonly of Ediehorgh,, is to 611 the important office of Lord Advonems- _ - Mr. WellsorewwwwW; the Soliciter-General, pro. meted to the Usech,.l* the flea of Lord BARNA TYPIt, who retires ow the pension. Mr. Hone Deumeeno to be the sew Solicitor- Getters!. Mr. SOUTHWICK In be ittemombrancer of the Es. chequer, vice Sir PITY* MURRAY ; sod Mr. An ts Dyer to be Sheriff of Edinburgh, iu the room of Sir WPP. SAIL We are Indy happy to beer list the ease of Mr. Ramat, in Sloone-streel, which we refer our reedit," to, in another part of our Paper, has attracted the notice of several public spirited Noblemen and Gent!e neen,who cannot modem tint an honest min should be rundown for no other mile than a constitutional en. deavoer, es -Meson, to remove public grievances. It is to be remembered, that liiratouzas is the victim of that most odious of all species of oerseration, clerical peroration. His claims upon the Public are of a mobile eaters and origin. The simple statement of dime feels wield, we should trust, be • 'efficient adagios to those who cars feel for the enfortetiale ; sad when we relied that Mr. SOCIALS has inclined rein solely by his constitutional esertions to obtain • Parlismeolary Reform, it mast be admitted 'het the friends of that cause are morally bound to pro- MO hint from the vindictive permeation of its one. Nies. In the tree spirit, sod acting open the strict est principles of en honest man, Mr. Koalas has eppropriated the money that his been hitherto sub. scribed to make good a composition with his cre ditors, in consequence of which he has recovered his persooal liberty, bet is left without a ghillie( to re. place himself in basin's', or i n e na ble hi ms elf b y any means to provide for his femity's wants. We, there fore, confidently hope, that a further sem will be tithed, for the purpose of re-establishing Mr. Ito. GERI in a respectable way of business, sod we trust that a sufficient nombet of houest-mioded English ' men will be found toady In contribute their respective mites for PO laudable a peipose. Let not the Be. vererul author of his injuries have ihr satisfaction of feeling, that though his own conduct his met with esposort and abhorrence, be bat yet left a sting in the bosons of his victim. Te-uporrow, his [Loyal Ilightsess the Peumc■ Gamy Will give a grand diune; to his EteeHenry the Persian Ambassador, and a select party of sagest persosagea NAVAL INTIIL LIG ENGE. DEAL, 14 AT 26.—Carne down from the Rine lett sight and natter), the Hervey, Manner•, for Maas does ; Anne, Telvey, for Ileranneh ; Royal Eagle, Gibbs, for Newfoundland ; and Byron, Anderson, for Trinidad. RAstsoATE, MAT 213.—A bright-sided brig, with II green bottom, osa totally lost no the Kentiels Knock en Monday night ; part of the deck and upper weeks i bare darted on shore near Broadening, the boat is breoght nn store hens, masked an the stern " For tuna • Ilairberah, Captain A. L. K. (ihler." The vessel was seen by 11:e Inlets )erissid.r morning, hot them was ton much sea for them to (et seer her ; they did not discover any ;Kum" on beard, it is therefore 'opposed the crew lad left her before. Several empty gin cases kayo been picked up; some of the wreck bag driven twist ibis place. MARGATE, MAY cages of Wpm and other oracles, twitter with a gossitity of wreck, here been picked up adrift off this plate, and brought in here this afters's, so , bet no parties's,' have It been oecartteined In lead to any certain Intelligence of the vesart they must come oat of. It is repotted that a writel was seen )eaterslay on the Kentish Knock by a brat, said to have pot into PORTSaIoUTII, MAY the Sprightly, Hiker. and Vigilant, Keiinsrd, for London ; Al- Nrd..Woodnet, for Guernsey ; and two or three coaoters. WLYSIODTIII, MAY 45.—Arrived the New Hope, with passengers taken net of the General Graham, from Bombay to London. HARWICH, MAY Y6.—Arrived she Mars, Webster, from London to lielmsdale ; and Ilanbory, Turn bull, from ditto to Newcastle, each with loss of as author and cable. PAR LIAMIshTA RY PAPER. As account of all distribaii ,, ns made by Sauk of Fisitisod sainnto the rrnprietor. of Ilan:. Stark. wleedler by Manes priyrients. trawler of M. per cent. Insaities, or otherwise, 'mkt 'behead- of linnet. liseresie of Dividend, sad Isere**, in c.o.'s'. betwist the '2.7tb Feb. 1797. and lit May. Isl 9. is adds.ion so .he ordinary ithso , :,l cisisdrud of 71. per C.• 111. on lie capital rota of Mot corporation existing in W.:, richs.fiug lb. re a she it bnie dividend paid since J sae, 1V 15, on their 111- Cf a..t rapnal Stating she period when suet distribution wens made. and she agvectie amongst of the as isoir In June, 1;19, IU per trot Boast in 5 per rents, 1:97.10.. 11.642301 i. it £1,4j,240 1 la Va), 15%11,5 per cent. Rosin is Nair Spa cents. um cl.t. 2.4tati. is 582.180, In Nov. 1802, 2, per cent. Roans in Navy f. per on 11.511.11' cto 1. 0 91,06 t, Is October, 101, 5 itrf (COL MMUS is Ca* es 11.641.4t111. Is 512.120 In October. 1805, 5 per mat. Bunn. is Cnith on 11,642.400 i la W 1,134 le 01 tuber. 1805, 5 per teat. Wrens in troll as 11,612.4001. is 581,120 Finot April. to A pril.llll l . both ioeirr , vet increment' Itividend at the tale of *.i yrs' real. per ammo on 11,611,4001. as Itti year., ur 1.1. lua. per 4,1165..541 A. Jame. 1816 : locrease of capital. at 8:t1. per c..rtr. 1. Frowlkt.lBl6.l April, 1819. both inclog.v.. Dividend ar do rare of 101 p-r real. •ter aoom.o oa 1.910.6C0L Inerewed capital, It three yews' wire druds, or 341. ref cm.. 601.91%60)1. I. 2,91C,60U anis) Ameergote asteaat of the whole 1 . 11.91:1,46U Anneal Dividend payable am Bask Stock. .13 1:9:. Oh a capital of 11.6ii,40U1., al the 'AM tit jl. per 1114,968 rt•at.prt airmen Anneal I)lTulrad payable sire* Jere, 19:f. and at prr,eat, an a capital of 14,5.1d,U0u1., at t h e rate of lUI. per tent. pet ramie 1,455,91.0 A. t of the pike of Book Wrack. on the Igt of Much, hi n 1 June. 1N ..f Srpterotter. and 1.1 of November, In each ,ear, from ISiii me 11119, or oat the nobveritirot da i s on which ther, na• a price. HO tii Ilurcortill e•Jorre ?V Is Seisl.934 ' 3114nv.9.71} lthit 1.4 V:111 il4 UN IN 2.Prt 124 Ir,:j6 In •i 9 1 lvt .2151 14 1581 lit V';;I I .t ytili I 1610 1,1 VII 1m ttidi :d— '.2A41 ::4I —251 i 1•11 1 Itt 44,4 silt v4oi 1 sth ..:11 641 4114 ISIV Isl 3 IPII MIS NIG Isl 7 1819 td VA 14 Tsai I ....a 14 1±; 1 3gl 1144 14 219( ht 115 14 tld lil 1.1 2i.1 td 'AM 14 vVia td VI; 14 Y.ltii 1 14 Vii 1 1‘ t 5 51 ; 14 111 14 011 511. t , ..4 13d —216 i 2161 1,4 ./ifie qd 2bot i 14 1;',4 I VA Id V& i 311 Ni I.t YHA 14 26di 2 4 -- td Wit OLD 1141LliY. This morning fishers Shelly. a yotmwr wan of respectable appeorame, was pot so the bar. charred with amities lit);itrds stf mum. salve MI. the property of Venn Stephen and Thomas ‘l, Moo, eminent silk-onativfacturru. The prurecotsnn 11. r ireethorted by Mr. Cttowooo, sod the fMlow tor esideoce coiled to ;sippers the tate :— Mt. Crow. ..f the haste of Todd and Co. porchared the aril rlr. Its wettish'', of a man sassed Hunt, no the Pith ef Aptil. for 121. ; he afterwards examtaing the pleas of patio dhcosered the prismee ostaber of ; inspeeti9 that they were mot honestly came by. he gore Main. %idiom s notice of the rirenotemnr►. __ Mr. 'lluansis Wilson went to Mews. Todds.nad identified the prnperty as having hero in their sock, and bad weever bees sold. He said oarsman cost him JUL. and he sheaM have sold it to the trade at nearly 401. Thmscr Horst smitten eal:ed. lie said that so the of April the Primmer brought a piece tat sada, and nn she rith of the some mark he br tight antghee. :red be believeet the Were, prodnee4 were those he tool nowt Shelly. This twinge-. ruder went a severe er examination by Mr. Aram-ern s, and ad mitted that he was , red at the Old Bailey three inottne. since. Amnesia'. the racer, took the Prisoaer info csestods, she denied soy knowledge of the transaction. Here theca,' closed for tie prosmastlon. A eras number of respectable persons gave the Prisoner an evreLent character. Tim Itirenanart summed op the evidence, and after observing the Jury die recently of uesivissgtoeevideureofllurst with great cantina, stating thm she articles ite;ng different to wharf* to lines, dealt in. it might lace Ivrea. that is. it mil of the transamion, it •tts thrown on souse prison that slid out rum. • host the °Knee. The Jury Immediately fvond the Prisoner at Gritty. Joh. Kelly was coovieted tat urtsl.ng ',mows ankle. of wearing apparel, the property of 'Alvah jack... and Hatanuti Redeem-I*e Pnnemetrix imps tlie Green Dragao, linkups gale-street. aad the Prisoner contrived to amok op stairs, nod meal she property. The Primmer, in hi- defence, mid, be would weer be was a hard-working man, nod had beets a long time employed under tloveriosent. He was going oat of /he home, and by salstaka went rip ...ans.—Tar Jort found him (loins. His the Jodge's casks; lain Carp. Ifouiel Lowyt art put to the bps, charged with privately stealing various article/ of wear. lug apparel Wm James Clark, at Lal.eg.—He nas bread guilty. Prince LEoPOLD of SA XE•COBURO arrived in Pali! on Friday last. His Roy.' Highness has made a rapid toe, through "iseita.rtand, and now parposes to reside in the French capital (or some weeks. The Brisk being ordered to sail to the French coast, for the purpose of bringing river Piiiire LEOPOLD. every possible eaertion has been made to get her ready for that purpose, which was accomplished on Satorday shoot noon, when she immediately sailed from Chatham. HAY HAILYZIIT COIAMVICID.—On Tuesday Isla, the 18th of Irby, Mr. J. Wells, of Hartlepool, commenced rotting two firtils of grass. The crops. which are eiceirdiegly heavy, ate DOW enliven tbr I proms of bey•ma kit* INDIA- lIMAY t. GRANT TO TIM MARQUIS OW MAIPTIIMM. Yesterday a Special General Coen rtio..to. of East India Stock was held for the porpoprot pro ceeding is the consideration of • Kegs/Mims of ohs Court of Directors, far grand's to the Most Nobel' tho Marquis of Hastings the sums of 60.0001. to be aestrd la trustees. sod laid not in the perchers of estates forth* beirefit of the Noble Merril., his Ms - airiness, and their The CUAIRNAN (C. Oferjoribanks. E4ll ) short's . 'ideated to the eminent services, poHtiefl and mili tary, of the Noble Marquis of Hastings. which he coaceived entitled Lim to the gratitude of she Com pany and As coontry, sod concluded by movies. That the sem of 60,0001. be appropriated far shown. of the blortpais of IMtings and his family, in t►. anode pointed out in the !testilotion of the Court of Directors .f the 201 h of April last, subject to the con firmation of another General Cowl. TAtr PEPUTY to (Mr. Rubinson) reenrde4 ti. mot we. hlr. liner.ectonr. said, he had reit it his (Ivy, ss ac Director, to protest against the Resolution t!.eir had agreed to. The protest of the finis. Director wes then read ; it i• of grit length, •nd very ably drawn op. '1 ho main objection of the lion. Director 1/1114, that the I.:secretive Body, at the time they ■greed to the it:. foliation, hid not docooteois before them by whiela the rnotiora that induces' the Maggois of Hastings to enter Into Ilie late war +lib l rtiahrattas and other Native Power, coulJ be ratiafactorily sacertaitsed. At the aspiration of Mr. it JACK , OIII, the Votes of Thank, given to the Motquis of floating% for hie conduct in the Nepaol War, and in that recently terminated, on ohicla the Itesoletion of the Court of Dirertors ;as founded, were read. Mr Goatee expressed Ids direpprobation or the proposed grant, as beteg entirely premature. Whew the vote of thanks to the Noble Marquis, on account of the late war, was agreed to, he did not conceive soy pladge bad been given that it should be followed op in this manner. He was of opining., that the pro pot way to reward a public nt *as, when his ..ivices were at an end, and ant when be was abso lutely in the midis of them, es the Marquis of Hot. inns might be said to be. Independent of this consi detetiou, the very eirc:nialsoces of the case ought in prevent them from proceeding now. Since, instead of hostilities being at en end, tae vrty Ism advices primed that commotion, were at ptearnt on foot in 1 the very territories tint had been compered ; they ' ought to see the settlement of those rometetiotts be fore they proceeded to grant a reaard. Mr. Huns then TOV, and in a speech of consider able length opposed the motion. Ile paid a high it i butt. to the talents of the ;Noble Marquis, but *h i served that be coo:d net acr•de In the present grant. First. because he thought the proposition was pie mature, 'amour:, as the Proprietors were visit , (painted with the circumstances which led to tho , war, as well a, to its pool results ; and not became. even sflowiog that the political and military conduct of the Sabha blargois west, proved to have been most jeatifiable, with reference to their origin, and I most beneficial with respect to their rerults, SIM a 1 . strong doubt quitted whether the Coniimoy had it in their power, under the Ant of the 53d atilt. King. Ira appropriate frogs their territorial r•veour.q a largo sum of money for the pirpovo now contents/mi— ff, the coarse of his speech the lion. Proprietor served, that to proceed on each n prioriplo as •het irccrinised by the preterit It...rotation, a hich went tur reward an individual for services purely miiirary, was to giro a pre•rrtum to indraiduals. who ali g ht bra restart aids the powers of Governor-General and I Commanda in Chief, to enter into •onecessary wets. It was, In fact, giving a premium for platy. I der. Th. II•'n. Proprietor concluded by moving as as Ameadinent, " That the question be not sow pet." Mr. GAIIAGAN, ie seconding the motion, contend. ed, that as there wee no serples territorial after meeting the several eapeitces that were directed to be defrayed oat of It, according to the eppropria tun clause of the 33cl of the King, the Coe ri had it not In their power, however transcendent the merits ether Marquis of Hastings might be, to vote the sum new proposed. Colonel ALLAN repelled the idea that making seek a grant as that now proposed, was giving a premien' to indiaideals to embark in wars, as bed been em. phaticelly observed by the lion. Proprietor (Mr. Hume), to proceed one system of pleader. That no such insioestion could apply to the Merpris of that iota yes evident from his having voluntarily given ep the whole of his prise-money ; bet it might be. supposed that the hope of pin had led him to com -Deuce hostilities. Mr. BO4ANQUET entered at considerable length Into the legal question, namely, whether the Court had or Gad not a right to grant a pension (as wag at first pro. poled) fora paled beyond that to which their Char ter wended. lie conceived that they possessed tint right, and impressed his regret that the qoestioft which bed bean relied by the President of the Board of Conifers', seconded by II e Attorney and tir.;;citor- General, had not been solemnly decided before they proceeded further. It amounted, in his opinion, to a tacit fecundation of the privilege of the Esst Lodi& Company on this point, when, instead of adhering to the original proposition, which Wel to grant a pen sion, they receded from it, and introduced a motion, having for its object the grant of a epecitic sem of money ; each proposition having been twice nega tived in the Coors of Directors. Mr. Ism, at considerable length, sepport.l the motion, as did Mr. KIPINAIRD, and Sty W. iki. swans. Mr. ASTELL, in a most able speech, opper^tl th• motion. The amendment wes then pot end nopetiterl, whew a ballot was bled for Thorpler, the 10th of Jena nest—The Court then sdjnerned. COURT OF IIIANCLItY. This morning the Lord Chh•scellor sot at Ligroin's inn-hell, in conformity to the notice the lost ee day of 'revs. Considerable badness posted the Grt Sea; not tl•tt morning Was prineirdly recopied ; •nd dispesir.g of Dankropt Petitions.— Hi. signified his intention of siring jedetaTat reset before the Coin is s few clays. in Admiring Lordship ****** 1 A 4