The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-11-16 00:00:00

~: .. got when the•keensiell'ulits\.e'iiiikented lilt the ord coots*. Ile contended, shoe-every desirable pin "odd isbiutswered by.the investigation - of:these ea uatszearly, .as they were reeenterl, aseordi On stipeletienof an . A.ot of .ramilanieisti .At to t vast prOjeAt .4if expenct isll‘44o, to b, is able ,Cseallesnaw who spoke fa 0 ,119, 1 01 Ic soi li 'That it such greit expenditure was in reelltr , teMpl44o, *. was the dur .. or hlOste% lo . a cotta to the Hesse, a , lte alike, 0 .ottlet 'tie upon htnamill Thirt*OilsitiliV v iithlinillii It.. He was not soiiy • (hit • the' il\,, lion 4 VIAP House had been called to the appninbilial to Web * * - heeaese 'it- allowed him to expliit very gross miseepresention upon the subject.:' , l' gone ,abroad 'that Mr.' Sydenharn had -been moved to make ivay.fer:Mr.•Canning, when the was, that Mr. Sydenharn- had essiicited to rethe account of his ill state .olleelth, nay,' bad I *urged, that his lice might be f eadatigered if he 'wet relieved. by *nether tppointment. The 'Gentleman stated, thit wizen the He wished 'explanation as to the purchese of a foi. the ifsh Ambassador at Paris, there wrSu(tt., 14 ' . go di 1 4 slaws to refuse it. He vrbold; hOwevet,*a\rail . !elf of the present occasion to Stale, that the Do . Of Wellingtou thought It en advietigemat pure/ in a pecuniary point of , view, and surely the Ift could have but one opinion, that the British Aml sador at Paris ought to be accommodated in a , suitable to the dignity and importance of the counts that be represents. It would clearly appear that . excess of . the Civil List had arisen out of the peculiar circumstances of the country, and as these circus' ? staiiies would come under consideration at the r time he should oppose the'metion. • f t :Tlßllligirreset oeiPlain.—From wha, i fel ?en from the Right lien,. Chancellor of. the . e , Ichequer;:iillltia 'ruins tsre, Is they had been. termed. 'had brew *stabilibed tai MA L' The 'dilly 'Oath.' .between bhnself• sind'''ilik ChinCelibil of the chequer was, sehethee the' Hebei' shoitid have 'papers he had moved Itkthen o lit Obeli . 071 c the bees of the House werOgoimosit Of 'town, and !Ti : be enwilling to examine anyurFoutits IhStever : leiglillijen.Gentlanisen then, itileded to £his port .et st)lpose fox tie Duke of Wellington hi Paris, ,contended, that the bargain was improvident, that house cost 90001. per annum, which was more . any house in Paris would fetch. lie also objected that sum being deducted from the allowance of , Duke of. Wellington, in consequence of the ' being purchated. lie next alluded to the assn) anent of Mr. Canning, as Ambassador to Lisbon, the consequent ezpence which must be defrayed the Civil List, as forming a reason why his true should be agreed to. He described• the rem of Mr. Sydenham, and the appointment of Mr.' islng, as unnecessary. Mr. Canning was appoint, congratulate the. ,Prince Regent of Portugal 01 return, and the congratulation. was valued at whole difference between the appointments. of . two Gentlemen in question, the sum allowed t, .being less than 40001. per annum, and to . the 14,0146.70-tbiawealsyiespstither* doge - for congpl latorTaCertebes ; rciatssi AM,: -Sydehham **lilt round a periodwo .well - us Mr:Canning, but sur speed...night .Mateo been made and sent out to •—[a laugh}—and for this purpose even the pt Ambassador might have been employed. Thy pence of the embassy was also created at a mower when Lord Strangford was employed at the Cor Brazils ; this transaction he had described as a &dew job, and this had been objected to ; bul terms had always been employed by well-disi Christians when describing . such traasactio. [A laugh.] —lie would now call it an abomL ble job, which weld. perhaps be more torrent bat he would twat yentere to call it a Parr mentnry job, becanie that- would undoubtedi nnparliamentary.—PiedsleghtleeAll those irk followed the Gentlemamtivho. was now Ambaseede) to the Court of Lisbon, and whom be did.stot ' • how to describe, unless he *ore allowed to cal :Ate Canning squad [a laugh], had been pros for on this occasion, although they had been told shift for themselves no eery long , dine since. they had all received pliceajor pensions, or tit, • The Gentlemen opposite, would not pretend ti that they had not the offer 'of Berimetcles; a. deed that there was not at the present moment embrio Baronet ;• indeed the friends of Mr. Cat on the new arrangements, seemed to 112V11 di .into a lucky bog, somethiag tiki the last lot where there were all prizes l and no blanks [a lau: and those who did not get a cipltal• 'of a place. i.pension, at least got a title, or is promise of o ' Mr. Canning would, in the present year, recei sum as allowance, outfit; &c. not much -less 20,0001. and all this was perfectly unnecessary submitted to the House, .`whitheritts. had not out a case for the prodectionof accounts for ? and if but two persons were found of hi Dion, he would divide the House, in 'order • whether the Routs would stand.:byt.ike whether they were diupooed it; li4o , every thins compliment the CrOwn. , ' • - Mt. UUSlUSRMJapliodi•toi the ,last spec • who he said,. in his .speech, hod' failed to mak soy caw which+ allied for the production of counts moved for. There was no precedent fo a motion PAWlotallt . te. 1804. ./sto • acconot disbursements under the Civil List ever wait h for the House, untearepna a recommendation Speech from the Throel or in the event of large arrears being due • upon it. The mein 1804 were much greater than now ; there then seven quarters of arrears, and on arrangenn was afterwards entered into, that:i witeuer( arrears exceeded a .certain amount, the: a should be produced.' , . 'This alone was 'vote show that it war viotwinal to produce the atm t matter of course, when moved for, without grounds. The Right Hon. Gentleman had not that the Acts of Parliament in this case had been fated. His Right Hon. Friend the Chancellor Exchequer had replied to most of the points speech of the Right Hon. Gent. on that part touched on the appointment of his Right Hon. as Ambassador to Portugal, he shoold take the ty of saying a few worth. This motion, likr mer, had been converted into a vehicle of We... Iha t personae. He thenadverted to . the-removel SI r. Spienhouroindffie appointment of Mr: CAmii at the Court of Lisbon ) add said that the staterder , - • ... .• . ..- , . • . . . ~..- i . , • • , ~ ... . . .4.. i.,.; . vi ft litilri .---- Att • :., . ,>,:.:•- —. • . . . . • :,, .., , .. 0. ~.... yi - . • '.,it '7 .' -7 • • . 1ip..., -•* - kw• .. . . ..:2- • . ' ST ._. .. s.. • •,,,. • i Hilary/ of the Righi r ianinntilt;4ll.tideitirit. The Beard , -• ~ . . „ so ti rw hip h , d m , krio.lkelikiesia to • tent the disciission,rotan subjett to aiiegiiiiiisie 1 rposel la ry. of the AmhassadosLaseisotiiclool-: aehed. been ,ipty.tacgailiii:r g 9,10 Mt.,- 1 : 4 41 ".. a Ac -t stated, butfitlii9/044•A1f t o ; 'but it leal•theiletfer Oltiitment •to interptite • •.,, , Mart Mi‘tellchibellpiiieordinary e• . "14 palm; who; wit! ;pig t it -vir ei t i t) ~- to retent'sileh 'WA - 44 w y n i6 o • 3 •ool, expe ndi ttike. . i . , _ • -i,. ,r•• • rom. I % l ° l rig----..- -ngthil `' I V " littiktoi, * Y .i s i ttllArt' ~ ' . . ;I t, . .s elikett. lis r u i v v i ii :d sta ku b. us te k ivil ost:p iro t ;m a i l t ro tvir di i itt4:...,..., .1.. : 8- 6 A et T i ll it y m ß o2 Sf w iti ti t t, st iw rsid .thiorb to_s aw hs i s u t s e es d l i g:t e ts i n cei ti a t • . r 1,. . i s., . . „willow: mit , 4 mow i Iwo, vynh poa r l i ik. 4 1, 1 1 i s ; : c o ustynot:Msnag t i r i J oi r agintri tl frar•thetit •', ti, • •"tilliSt k I , t. tenteet the ktitleaten - t • to I thor 4'1 1 14, IPOP),,, sffil . •,. itinat c i ktgreat r s tiag as,aux i fesfeheiesjpgk..••Xasl4ep.. ' ,I•eswiclatted adherents tis eqeip theintelees mitialarseir of • ii, •'•liittirekd, lASI ,no large diaboneintnaid T i goo." .tket,olo . aqiis.,elphiapyOutfa,„v i spiliati l faalita l ,•op4l‘ hog ! ioig and eitykoil?, Patkpised her.m./eatticiavili been made. lit walesettily a question 4 time. intl . p i tar r'lvittl•Ntßi aSfrOititsr„leilitinktr• NO • votti•CA ''‘ *WM N I I 4 4AK/Ata9 • rffee 4 / 4 00 in be saw P° L a C ti, `°4 l # l*.i l i t t• , plug the hiildn'i n d ' aig Of t''' tsgtll • I lipot A ..theetiplitioso Rf . the, Ag:l ' te,. !abe t , f illiked iwen se tto astis.t re it t h i fart,. an Ito ' the acteints: • ' • :. ... lri ek yl . *\!trPted, ,in ~r• t e gliblp , by ilyksiltgoa, t i ,704.11.i.i0 i teaidit tvi .9 1i'Mh. s&itifs7 • ih'iSiii4 .• - : Ifit Eff; - Iftitritrnvartin - ttpthr-ttnt-tstt... •' n ' , eir 9.! p•ii.. noprp.blo A lii - V,, wifohhad o.Atiesiii, Itotirld•tilif find iii*lnirile t iltrilincleect olie Of flielnliiii. partotjoc the ens phi* this 'important Coen. tinitat:fpaa l adasocate .4o p zgato egtieg„ .l *hp ,yg sl„ ''44 nothatelle to dinisbail tingogeditinitott thetrif. don' sies.polttiohedett the rion;productlon lbf these • . °4 " '''!thoti n twiti: e ° kgrAiowitoelftftsititttlhrill, 045 iltiliiiiitekOsS of skt eantPailles Lit lattE o o2ge attempt : ''' *--- -• ' ' ' - - - . eeepestad.ellieham-Adlt;•: •. '• .•:, • • ,•••• it hatl,loo.ally- laid:NMl pitiYe!, IP.RiAtm 40 , , 11 A „ -'iindittfie Inehts of Wig, • linin • tfie. Peeraga.'"ool, Oosti s;thd:ree,bl:ll7ary. but , t h o:•,:a o r intirmitird cb.. that t i u f it, t b h: .‘ .' . -,•- shoildbehrought INAstalift the time Aged to the '' :-... n re- I aarca e smayie,reArp .otttorginvit. 3 *lrk ~ I iihrop&ht. 9 akd--Aptes . 1014 list . pf Baronet wasi re en heals millstosien.o4lll Vhfiefitif i 9111 1 1 14 1 99 He p t r h o a p t ;if:: e fact . ; Cesuiiiig,, that be,h . .casa l thericie t„, 'er , ' l re .ISet 'sever') per _*.ere to b e . created-4r motion.W4l adeed'irtiftrtilioetd be rifted as a u •• ' • , ettl ri 4 VirMlitiNiii , a lifirtifitto new sAilitta'siiiddr ••• even -I,hcin itir. 'Vfrialk•ise4 beef lalkSjiti l p t eNatt gm iVtiih hfl9tigtir ititobleiiiiholAirtaittlaitour . ift 'Mitt. filibwedlollteCeaodehet,eticke:.filasiegber - V0030:, '•c•• :', was Refitititst hilevisk , Stkelkoke,lsgtlitfrW 3 .9.',, l4O 440d-hildnittlisliattAflffilesiativeeeliiitill'senie liouaePwleee i'llptivn*ad Out to the taeatt.wkltilcAirdriemarieisied. . • ~ O° P . "log" PAOtila tfl44 46 .l44ol 4 4Ptrinis.elles.nit'l444ll,s l l; 4ll eY•ne . tie Attic thitoedenate heady.; -,they.avelp .ton should be withdrawn. . __ 1 truautie ,, t • . , d, lin t e fihett PAM, frieocle ; w l ern t so jietar,pe ki/K/14.4s *Ay 04., , P0t fp. : i t / , s ed i iftto(3l , in play tifee,p, lind l Other • ..I,44IERNEY evressed lais .t disgo .) siNibli allopt rit • ..,1 e na. aa , sp , ..,.. ' L.l , ntuaroftelfillk•fteMdffiser4stAtktte4i9 he Lopt„ . tvffit, ttbe, latithect. , lo,* h , uA orally 'the A ' nilinent audgesierby the' llol4tulehle Gron; , liffit"! 77 1 ' 1 ' • aestledlaPerr ;t Polliat-vglely&k],r7 0 ; 1 diere_ii :.: .4h rpipe.a l'o Ai, ii • ppiwifineAf .14 ,Void lleilin ho Spoke ' lola, ' or' trrititildliti" 6 9 111.6U/I'u • firm ! , . 9 . , aun t Rau j at r i justid.39, 4 AO ireakana,A • r . W.tilitigtitn, fives& his pit4iilMies 'hi' eielir Way, altogether, it ;am, weemitnee iiiresiltil he wit del,' die f i a .-: Duke lipAiudvtaftd,irisa,ae i toppt pi l ap. co, Ad mid, e ;fie Atka' *lido übtedly ' • die littatiliets'en to'tie selected 'esentieuica eakiluktippearite vlionetiothau i tresgeapt :base, limUoioeslthese,whe egsmskitvith - ,10• :great con.' Ill& the Embassy to Paris'. PBet*.Pdk Whitbread i of the ezcess i of She 4Clvil biat,stieuld L beiiaoAikefore loose ,Stilotienal,poillta; r ao n sli i n irdeiev 94„, he waapo,t eon- ,• wicked' ikkeow .whother •he was Iliritcfl o 4. condo- !,the ihse . withln dukatextweek:or the week aft,,,r.: • ''• mbas. sciesis ,thay c hsp a lted i ssctig , pi e remyr-ifieft4.Aear 1-••• ',gent ,'•, ' : f oolindtpd exPeOceSit ..iciaplli 61 iwilet• 'fie ort ° we)) . to hie the icecistits • • respscatio elip ; , "• mbar- style .ide i pttokipyeelo,ths,,Boutae, 4104,,.,i0 his „accession to '., po ,• 4.•- • • . vantege, was a filled, salary, t c yraip 1101, at Iterilif-ionteteicatid to Pariiifeelnit at ire at away *Mice" nei-,,edditimpst ,el,penge hadiliepn incurred by %torrid , . - 'slate of (hingi indeed; *Ural' tfillie Wit iniiilei °tibia:4l9r proivfildd'hy ' the existing • ' ' at she ,thespnfts:•,;* cleocindsd„ky„,awi l ectiog, the. pro- : enonne. '''eepiniiiii 'were Piiiisid Wrilafe' l beta '.Saw tiassebject. iiHrsher si k W• e oi a m oun t 4,, - ;uliu ,priety. et hlaßhight Ilioe,,FAlgicre ageaßifitcloct, s and flaterted tsee•tif the 'Civil Liii;i slid iyviewleiractsant rezentageanasell.tobst hid befoite . the. Ilscimewhdli the .: rcum• opposing the,p , coductlen ef,,thooscAppgt vend for, lOf the eacess was to:: bnpoodiceiv:, frherfamsticeilor .ede, e,(.4ll,ptiti schick soes,„g period,too.iitts.4oo, U. usuil ' '. 9_• A. I • ist•yhAt,4#olo . , with the 1.44 *Exchequer hat admithadthat„r sialiensgat must i *sit% le,afford i satf#sl94 opportunity forliktlyt:s • , ~ ... ..,, ,s, •R°n• Gent. (+ P a 4 649659 4, o•4lol4ll9wpwigy.of inalte up for. the eztregdjew,pipepan t pd he, had vestigadeg !het 911eCT-becattse th e ilapers Preseu it had seating with a pacty„•while, tiolt ; pa:ll, i it s g%„ racto r ipdtalt! .it race of Reread rp4ronsibilllg. . SCppese in' APrirwetetitit liketY iii'lie•pridtdd ISt' tilictiiiiii , . . ' 1. , .. , c 01. • sores which he could approve 41,t,;; 1 A4' ig oidAD i the Itegen 'were fo'say that be would' hitiii map'. 'the Members twitd May,ilitietilriO, lhaiitilliiiry'sull- - - • ravel, -be seen on what gripe:id. the lieu, that. ,0,6 a sup' rfieent palace, that should cost many ihoesand pentads plementary papers be called fer,,:they were not likely .• elide'. :port the Cheat:pilot,. of .the •.sciteqeer .Re poi , ins- tend that ' the %Chancellor of • the , ' Er:chequer only wits to be forthcoming until...woe time afterwards, pro. i Eit. ,portant question, reapectiog which t he. In4,oifieted I ( to be called open to provide themeney• ' iodate he .babblotn449ne:„ ! ,,sp. that the seke s cacould,l ' asordly e the .from hire in the two last, essirstis.. Ale had been . op- • ooesuntable Or 4, what .c,ourse, -W „bga, asked, ,be dispel , ~1101 the very eve of the Rerlod at whic h . •S . ' • 9c: . .. •• , -•• f. v itii 146 - ,cosed of . attackine ro*„ Comp i i/4 ilk 111 e ttliseuce,, , , bat wutdd /It fiddly s jia bati reliedp h 0 heAvould the Sullen lisitati4 01 ancrvflien the &den le ~ Kim& !how otherwise cooldAisbet,techaa. man who, abtence ' send le iii itsignsion,, - flit change itie'iftii.4l l 4. 'Of' Meddiiii 'Vail ielidlY lieVy 'tali: gThistifoliec' e 11 ,4 , The waii.thegroniplot is famp i leisat,„, *),recthatißight 'lade Into die,' atiur first tl,o6M:lrki l silhtited, •tbrideived,':' thee; tin %eget Id' Mtn/ the iicotinti;fe. rctiase lion. Q•ent,•; hed kfett„ present, ke ~(li l r yr,),:jpid ilttee' , -9614101. 'ilnd 'afteriards 'oo,olXll.'inteee, 4 fer 1 spectiag:the 'aril Ustfairly: &aim 4be-COnsideration ss i silit - hand never sh•wq, i sity ,A1i5gp41,41441,09 „to, , • ; es ops i- which the Cisausellee: of 'tide Ezdhetpuronam aloes ot PorilaWents• thej%.,ltegiti, te !he r.latd, i btdpri the let the . parts of his, political cpri l ges kisichi,l)o comOresponsib i le s ;Sad ety he had not thought.it *mos ~. pont!, . ttt 10ast. within,* oiteitth i nf.. fehteath, agd ' • • • . e than dared improper. ..As to 'Ow 4rient4 ,q 4 t A x i d i t ; WI his „diceakoc seuslieg . ,iiihisAssigeat!oAt-Aib to, ensure that, obii i ct, be thileghi, tiiii ItrApen tees ted to gen. Gest,' he.had. never :1144 ; tlint n they„,llo4 imp At iffset hail thr i tneee change ot a n eamek r Akto ''salet 214ght li; intended' ' ' . '' , ' I , • . • . tf the/ dismissed by . him becappo tligy ;ware an obstacle. cp. * Titillate rCoreltei jdtfalvaiit (aitthey toolniil6llo ' ' G'IMNG 41 dicated'thel tohdisCt• df 'the Cont. house.advancement, but begause ho snip Anablq iq ail,wce ' ; :detblig else); *hick him,: W hen satistakfickra it& •mittee appointed on a• former eccasteif td investigate point. them. It was then ,that.ig had , ,hesoa said; t r qpi,qf 1 Ibbilly,iithey wire tli to bepald out of the Coil Lest, tbe ezpenditure of the Civil • Li•t, of 'which iGont.- . . c 1, and them, i°•.l have lost my, master witopiat lc vice; • kili irallntlaimillh2ifireS .for the., licentious pact diegust- mittec be hadtho honour tp.bs a Member, j , 0 , from and I want a n pleite.' l ,-.{4 laugh,l,-799Wartkr ai } 9Jl4; 'rind fettret inf,JAbitod ; daring *. foftnight 1,44 e • The CHANk44.OI of. the ..E*Ag Emit, notion shining talesite v •Urp,.Curning had beeip analilisAp ; Xu t ti6 l, '.here was a strik i ng .con i tTatt„ warm after declaring bia i lioliapositien to b ecome s Iperty to I - ...-. lomat f ‘ o v rce a ltim , selt,loo pimp, end. he therefore ,adyfeed itheicatuct .of Pa r li a ment , now and be orty 'the 'boy compromise With a viettl . to li n id'uar die 'Right . Can.. . hit friends to shift,foor tliernselyes. They were,holg. 4itied4. btr, during the active 'lift OUthelEini„ lotion. Gent'. to ifitlidritit'lls Modell, obsitiVelObst . .. ted to ever, at prosun‘ffify ;ssell provided, Ter.,: 4 nyaostsist , . rotas .tioticed - In! the Cisif Listilatt` ;Mine. !the Saggetstihaile • his : lion. Friendoli. Baekes) on .his the Mint ar.o . tea C il„ • ilia to nuquiry• was instituted,. but *aim -the •Subject r ale- roSpect WV the,. propriety of layiug ',before the at the •. oo .. and. 9 • : 0, iv ; t(*JANts,. , ,optfB- ) Otiti to be passed ever, trs a mattesi:Afgpurse,ttith- Hausa a statement of) the expences octlio s civil,List - --- - -.. • • of the -*an s ( ye ~..4),044444 limo sol , fPt* r vrPVlO' .090,;iPIN4Aafi°h,10,, t o 4. _%Wghleatteff.W.Alk, W... Id illl-Sal'Her ; period of the. Sessiee than *!Itl provided to one why ,lie alkoal•thoseimsktknfegstalioilautiolishket,isroaci,lpeffoalatk,ri,,te tnipttastseriipploas anzipt t y by the existing IS*" _a:Appeared to him well deserving et h er , • )bill ciss4 46 o ., * l t Ameop*r to OR. a eeonomicil, as 'he' had 'Vfvet ' Ilka 4 'it, yet his •of consicterition; • Houltill 'no *doubt,* . lifilied, that Vat.- Rope", die, othanlsr.44,„/4*.4.ooikatip ‘ pettimtfsitt.'itiftti ter, tiiiiVelirioxiih4fittiht•lit t rd. ltetidir enquiry 'this suggestion woldifilti:dely considit'el•hytis col.' hi'llee risssirsiottiptl no u s4Wssysilhajletignik4ll4.444geatiastittouppatadeihat y.,,lliiii*Vailmismisom . tke•Pley , leagues, bat Olt ItheiareukllNtikodonto44,•teiepgage . (rely n ofafitiOadeemsor and, hiiskpnittteo 4 ll4.:. i Vske. la h 4 - Plivorikamditlis* toil* s'eliardolcslitigriSlorref et 19r .aoiltieg ‘ ;lloo%,4lle subject. • -•••, ;r.,•••)•: ...is .`t • . , him; titer official persato r : Whets 'asked rhs4li4isk pssolie :, sinat ItO elfelitebtrali.khat i Ortni!L WerS-fohted• to Mr. Pr; 4,11,p1gy said, that inpopeequenee, 9 g, Om . • Iresent of his predecesseri•ke did• not ittielvtlika; !Vit.:not efOltslo99 toil grill; I p t ßattl jt hdrphapcelier declaration 9, "the Right Hou. Geittlenian Ti. ss,eld. • he ez- •iu his deoartraeoy,,,4444o,l4..4koklipencleetig. 4artlisty t e Wishes o e rne'Ro y . ti, an to , consent to Wtithdraw his leaden, 'although the 'fllght -- 9 oment mia's defence of : himself want' nt, goodr-that j of.. kis • • invesligailet lift &Id fie 4Slia, alit lit t a.llli:'l6l- HO n ..Gentleitittu did' not think propels to enter into le d of friend bed. hlr. Cueing's talents ,lie(Mr,,W,).was kiison to tate the tlit'iltifi tdfillnirlealizing liis any pledge ; but if no such statement as was:alluded I 'i scan. ,far from, depreciating; but tap% was ase aim whom fiseuriteettlentei or Poltritisitdiastiorrry, •-•' . . • ••••• ta should. be lei& before the House within a reasons- it such he was more astonished to heitf MO/4ft with delight'! Mr. HUSKISSON ezplaintal, Ant:Jibe difistreerce ,gge itims,ibe would pledge. himself again to 5 . ,1134,11 sposed of them than the Chaseellot,otthp Uscheques, for I between thepppoiutmenl. of ,1(s. CSnnief•lritt! Ol- . *WWI Apost this aphiees. ~, . i , . n ~• ~ 64 . , ens.- they were 'never more _happilreawrted tban t ; in "the waited stdary was, that hs,tfuew . poghieg Avd,a,lp. ... , mr.:oAsicgsv,...., et the Right. neg. . )mina- castigation -of that Right •flopo. Gentleman sod. his , allowed .. ,eyond those ihnits,,,. lie did not. mean, to' pennies intention OiNelt %v* utak& • '.'" ' rrect ; political Weeds, - and o ft en while the ,Illoosewis‘ ;in ' encourage the idea thiehlsisipolivitiedt • *Alia' cit. s' the Metier* bas Wlthd 1141: .° • 1 '' " I . .'''': •'l Parlia. convulsion, • of laughter, th e present,. Surveyor ',of 1 tainly contribute to the' AbbiltiotieflhOtireiTiade,' • Mr••• TIERNEY moved for an AocotulteUthe Ily he Woods and _FeventAl t with othereof his friesOlv, were , bot his rank and his talents. might prbduce fhateffeet., Receipt and applicative of the Drone of tht,Adial. ho had seen handing, in theshelle: ef4leetetilialt..nntaa,./sc. • Mr. WELLEALEY• POblti, 'after .censurior Mr. ; i saltyi.,which snotiosi,tbe ftight,Hura. Gent. state4l to i :seeder fresh .det-e'-ilielktail. *T lailmiteUtha unhappy tic. Whitbree4 for Wit adhering " sq die question, prpr ~bkthe fano 900 /11,141 he Ipad,proposed,in the last .. I •• •• t knew ons . In acceptiag the , om b assy to l a i s o es , M r . Can. i cee4ed to crktrollict th e, allettioll.,_ that as,,a tonne.. !MU , li • •,,, s i de d ••.-., z •:. 1 4'...A ~,; !p7 !nil • 3 them Hi/Thad thraflo4l4o.ll,o4lPt • Isosigiktlakchase could Dever I lion,. did unaer the protection, et Mr:Carnal,* lii, . Motioili n ki , tn',.. . • „. • 'ovided regain. Th e Ilemo.6eog. Omitted, that if buy pros- , had accepted the (Mite of Mistier:it the Mint. ' 'Ph / Atifelkriled 1 a IA LAP, r _ •-•-• ~ 1 ~. 1.5,! !, 1 •,•,•,;;1 , ,Y •.. - • .. , old te :peat could he (Kiel/114W ootthatthe consequence of the Honourable (3illitleinats hid ".Omitted that he (Mr•;:. , d . • • .;* ~ iit vlassialusemiximisataisie. ••• i s, • • 1 r'; Newt appointment of en • Aanhataador•Eatraordi nary. would WW.) way a paw Satin, eat even when iiii,irientli had - j; Fi s k wo ol /moos rGA z E rrs, m ak . it, .1 ties..,-i.' be 1 the cenourreneenifr Postage), in the Abolition of I occupied plecepost.tise!Eteasory Bench, f lip', had • net;.i..4i. ic I .;, ri r ~i ft, 1 ,4. 4 . 0 0. ..„ ,: , ? .. v, , . . t. lay' s , ithe Sitqe Trarle,Ato.Wouldiwillinkly consent that the i been able to clitpi even it ith,eir I.lrtkr, - 711/Orl. , d,, i g i e ei Tty r Ap t t't'Es...,Dsc. 3. , -_/... .. I . net hip country shoulil SAW* . she liddjtiptiel. charge of ' hear. fro42M i r. - 1- 7 -,ffe - tll4 ntt ‘ pat ce'!t ~s kola Icy-street, rierchaur-2r.'tfietten. t e n , e i e , iiTi 1 g,.44.,,, - , rna .fii e rs'r -W. Lane art , Ing/eby; 'fork- , ant ni ..890041..a.yea r. • Bat *Rid ,Mipis,tera vooture le, hold . : ; ifeet,censiire l isu to ; show th e eensp ea t i ll t s i t i s l ifcle i l; ; f , h), ,.. e. desier ,_ Tl;iGe . dueyy , hitnevriton.upoan.Hou=adeidr _ . .ttnin'g„, ,out any , such hope•rror.clo!d,pol.,,the eulipat Isasel cirlisiress of tr litiviVoiraMil GeiNtid I a,. ' 4l *!°f•ri: a . iltakii, Phi .7 1 % . de, 'AI 'Star. dipped ,heeu equal I y_well , ehide.lol4,: Ara,Nin i ster.l , Thal ($ V. P. begged lb Vt . adders, oirds . ', that ' Ms- 'quitting 1 90,49440. 1 LacirrAi• Maittbewc• gatcnire'hie4wati 4/41Per7 4 . ._ 1 ',sic mind ; A - M. delis.% Castle-street, Southwark; lail-nusufac. ottery, . a poointineq! .laet!Pf :11,0,1 1 P1 natirceediot 60tX11 4 but ion his retembeeffice lad hereelliaavi____•• --- 10 kheencect 0 Y- suterio-s: 04..1. IP.-,Ternest, itirstiogeato,odttiosetea-41, .4. augh], there could, be. RA 4 1 2 t, .61m t• Ist experience that any, tking t bat %Limo, At, pybilic duAY3. „int Secrepti ag a, Alfaeleand T...fatenoij i leepill . , hoen•dmpyrs• . , iiiittiikkt4HiPt DISSOLVED • o, or a the full aleount,woeo . lif ' , ' si: t hk*. clumiqgilli,Nl l ”il es V, 97 .!s!Th i r nfr. h l l .44 lc44 APAN dlis ' J. Aglitter and 3. Hopkins, Deptftwd, torriera . ....4:TborpO one.--- A Right lion Gentleman 4 ,: ps asop had • sl i t At pnoct e-- r a wish to . serve !,.'ite,trx-:raListrully., aa .k,,,L e gio N ‘ i .Smi l ypp i llOsitiziestre.,_,- snaluters -J.. ceive a . vetted to the gratitude dos, ,tra, 4r. .1,014 fUr,t. e in Igh;iiiitationi, Al; Yihrt.l,l: Ar pro 'ftlatiaTe , ll .t . 11 !,or, ginou g ieu and W 1 . ;A c t altsit. , tiller, l a r i t b :i d rli j ahr i e a . re at. ss shin provision: he lied made fog ills , yeliticac, (needs:T.- . .nispensiblity'waslattedfied. i'' Bit litlbllYe ivis be- saw .e. woonhoro, Lancatire,worke'n Di stcml ajwi q quarries —W, . %i, leY. r . . He. 1, They had places it was true rr seme ef. them, it moil 4ohe the , world, and he waiveady:to juitify hey part spa. and W. Buses, jut. Ahretos, Derb ua yshire, iaddter,—ti. . . it made ' generall • y admitted, vvithollie „pay,. butsutsi.Or em... of Oa The. Right flonourable.Geotrlemen -then Ka-- re'ot Cr i u , kh""l4 " 113 " tev tinr I t r esZVIT ti oh a nTa r ri t tl i r l iort:: • rbeved , ployment. The .It *is..., r_ ~...,,,, Taneir; at), ceade4 t? Oa -general questio,o, eisingiiiiing f tlfg ,po, 4. _vp cr-ulAkers-W. Lid or, neLonavey,.likinensell-41 Qiilat and J. Footer, Jan. . ' t.' bitepi. i LiabON ' liiiilid not be ton, •Y. engaged- He. • NrPr'sei°U!d kr Vline, ( !. bY t.be 1 °, 0 'iO: 1 1 5'_"1?,1 1 ,1 1 4 f 1 _,,,,i.0.r.- . atryte N pri.thr 05 ! f W eal - ,. II)FZfit - . -P. Sifilrp MD4, J. . Itn. * - might.iterhapr, occupy himself as advantageously,, matters wereepen to . a . iscussien DJ , the explanations ; 1 11, pi An t o n si Met e r in r ea g:4 4 u : l-1 ri t. P i j s Zi i, l ' i l f t re re in e e n.. ple ..or there as in Par-lisasent, hqr--tesiting, as formerly, a . tritdmisiiinis of Ministen. • • . gers-14. Wane ,itaklV. Harr's, Wo4a-tladeredFe, Glances- tte;rtskil•Allti::::#l,9dP suet nuiP s attilif 9"lir. ° O' n * I.. , r ' '' ' PONSONIBT• felt no doubt that the Rig4t terthire, tloiSiers;-F.eClinWseuhd P. Numbeef; Hyde-street, • - -, 0 I ! 'position s ~' cis ; !s ig ht hare very feed, ,• y; :Korn.; Goaeletnalsetto had just Sat down was readyit oifruiveliFY, tA . rre.,•- W..,tibia g e : . . L. ,, : . 0. ei • . at t eto tines -4...,t0tee- epon bituself the responsibility. kr en a ir E gi aa l r e ..41 1 ' c c'n"!,sitoaletbier.' stn. `,ti b ia ?eaker, but . •' 7 ‘ 68 iii,7 4, 14 = 1 0 e 411 "' l. • '4 l • pit` gic,• I ou.s, night ha had avowed himself, c.,oo . ot ey and 04 0 , 1 reip,O f kke,Aptrorthbire, nail a nd , • I Ike out formerly, excite „ 1 y. , ~ 0, an 4 1 ",,-.1, Jtt 7 1 ‘ ! P• 7- - , harmerh • • - h . i ., f n i t arts i„f. t hdi wo -seke*-10Ndliditliffertt:-D: 'Men 46d T.' NAM* Hart, the ac- whom they were :d,reated:••• o 4 r fu t/ tr,11 14 , ye rs iT Ailltai.v.presponsi ! 1 •Y - 4 1 ,P . , street. Cosein.goreenmeono4ossons..J.asys siskt-A; AR„, - •• • or such show that Mr. Canning win not completes; iOs t Assc! , . . , ) • ~ h . - • C. • • nottfitti6n-LNO "no ' from, ilfr. Pole.]- I t siaknort ch ei bi rc line and wu or ra j wale and ..„. of the that he did not raises his empluments..wididigt - is -1 efilillifilcott, bonerer s ., to reconcile • 3 .?i , declaration _ _ • talt‘e___ iotario.apprri Bret • laid be- deavonring to*,ffiikesionti retuitetb" ; thetie fe *he . withtthe fact -- die was ever anklet', to serve the • . ceen- 7.°C.. Fowler, d AY r _ .4), . , . Ki . i lip: ? ,, t f l 11 111 616 . 6— da t t i• lf : itsiOls try - `f e u high sitoitirinic afa-- with a. proportionate st,-,'.'„ju l t, J. uriailei,,,pd,ritsimmodibe;l444o,pr. rt in% the 'he was indibteo. ! 4-- ---. r . .* .„ I 9 •• f 7 . . .., • 15 . 1 . 1 . „. • d y e ti oit was tip ..how !, beer, 41 r " , f vd, ..474,0m . vii,40,014Ar.,,virrai „rtreiiu..,, . • o f some ' who felt, awl Pat efi l lkilJ4,ngtat iiitutife; :sr al . , ,/, : •rettoit* 11 /, all • ti : • . rflee, three , . •-1411TisteVisT 'the Mintiiz-A 'seer gisittsatioa,land• ~. i , ~ .-. ears li . __ltcy,fil t io,g et the, rideoft'hAlWiKa. , . f _,,: .. , viraler....hearti . i:eit e ki o ßid.isifaiol l em s tit i kikvgra t p e d i n 1 , 1 ! trii s iellur4¢,sitl lit "'off s r * , N WWl' MU". •IldePesitiblit e 'l "' IV IIII • v&Pia • LY:k! tsk' ' ''' •1 - '66' 'I IV' alttlifidOer letboltier..3::-Thiritiltinsll/11 i . • als-:lltxtbtleid o -. :.. al_; ter. from tne ° Return, eardhig vo. l -2-i--• - 171 ---" ii i • Pe r,, !gement : 13 .1°1•144r.` ,1"" 19,7;eirik ins ''; befililile' " craw(' of the tide, •"01ft tett 4 4ll*(l% *ow nerti# ;r ;1 1"441)".P1'.411.1 ?- CORN t 3 G 1, 4 i ' I rer the lmit n i e i m ift ri l ri ff lt 'd:',6,„t e ßfs l i - co a Oil, Zia ? i ihapi4nt, , l i cteiviiii- (*tire; 'to ''be coloM St site 4Mhatviirice , i;' , lleat ,, ,_ ; ke- BarleYv Auto. Beans. 'Pease. tin. acc°°. be r•L' Z g lx' ''' " • lh a " ''' piilii l'S or ''l I ' b e) , stuntshh- Itelitrictioti;. bylsiletiiiiertivai ot. the:Chinni!: 1 o .* 1. 7:1 1 1 . is - 7? - i: '.7 1, ""2 C. 7 72 li l ei a. d. bent to ..0 •• now liana "in op ; .rea. /- Pm .ti, ho plans, of scot and retirgribMninsi bell tenor •of the Exchequer , was urifor.toustety• tn. , lave, ' 10 Seim, 101 t 3 ith , qe , *Oil St 1 '4 ' °U pci at t id ati !r t i c h laf Th" —}e 'n4iggily. fifirra% filmier SIMI:WI • oftitt , 'oblate etsill.„ Illthi&r: Vidiii4ool6"PlAbni'llys 4 tr°ngii .111 ...;) 1; 94 trio 4.44.44,4e1irv0r....i--.•-i 1-, • „,-/ r , ~ . • ts.oPh--04-,i',''k-ik'•ieitPNAWhltpieiiidldPA'thk ittendon Untie' est kreW , l 4 . .il Aid . : been Inid•ife.il'elth . .d* , Ts. Ind 'witriKhe -L_ .. i ..!A N un & ;i ll e u f fit ` ti nil s'vhoffnalgi : ' far (Ale Oatfren 'of - Stelns• I now ' tied viel'illiist.AlliTotaff'' itireat'Vlifettitiat' l ieofildhiO r bo ll, bblibn'• ille lire Ifrattiel§ ' 4 . 04 " `®vii.., . 4itirei i yettibt 164111 , ;itliiketitiodoemuit4 e r aw:l 4 Ni ireiss o feral i nteitiois i,,,,„t ot io el pged ? va l. .....AP T , tie: , Ost u re : sif2 . Casst . EilquHtelis.aor .. i ..-. • ~ ' . , ✓of tb°,, gh , fi ... ._ a C hit ° b • Aar 'to Step t I tdr e oth* three dzi e vi s hilid•laoressigettop. % c aw r. we Sent hat army tonetaroce oaf - T wo aeon') her • 1 w hi hi t es h + - t : F i i t t P,ii - Raligi Wig Tay/ RiteliFoc• • • el Wit stop . 'the. 4aii .4 oi :r! . ,•thitied) The ;iiv ft:. Caste --, and'" exPeoo_4 4 4 A 1 ,4 1 .! 1 . sO d • ti. r indrals. And , Friel iaii. le aositdO o lisil Of E 6114446, 31 Itt•dotiffOt .4*ittiticit Oa! ? illd ,ffili.hquiteoft: totsvioYesivthaA.Pec,Pl,st,e44 l . l9o l lll 4 ,T,lle4r i lle thtp . wo see „,,,,,,,...,.for a Co out of , f • 4 tiller -' hii'siiiktreb glbkony!elpf4tO (tint Ils 11914:i 0Pel eith4 Oil . , _Pikalit., ate, .i itibjecta le, Coyld e6 lbe , dial!ltissiti witteute l th.o.. t. sea ri) ,, ga iii ay. itiloliiifiletil 4 tit : Asecousei - polav . kat , est -ot. the Civil stases. p, ~ , ~ ~I C. l..i i. f OiLn . . mane ' la h "iii4 l l i it ife t,:r iefiiit 'd it , ty • tit ,,„ t iF . ~,, lined ir *Kt' itot ku tpethon v. • rs en • , A .N 2 Ili ' riii 'OM • • tb4 - 1130 viii •'' A ' 411'0'4 4 1i implicatedhi th'rdittoditawe's i ; """ f i r - r ia r. .--- ) i ft • . 6 - t r ivd n . i ir i 'oa r , t;ftatlet , ; , ivatedicaptittfiti:t wirehl4khletieliitheefrutk alibis al . himi ISM wititillidie into•Cnstpay on Ms retain from • ; • F ' Hove. ID. 4 ' ... T i —-- I - - l ii r fii ti&H . 1 . 1 ) 6 1, . tir to • ra; 0 , vd a. .ylicriAtilt: N 6 &At it . *di the tnltteeittlif ma.liy,ftienV,:othe 6tretlletstiiii 'tO tor • tiought* op Cot ltd meet !.I . •A,- A. i" CA19191 pi nen .., lan''''U n 46' Presided of•• e ben who cultivated the g old %IMMO the'Crown ) te.mqvrewiiii the Court of King's Bench., iternents at the " 141 1....iiii i ,q . .. - • • • ~. s '' ."'.. "• , •