The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-03-21 00:00:00

• • ,) 1. ' • .• • . . •.. e !, a ,; „ ..,," • lt 'I I" ' 1 114'..! • jc?ii\RAke,PLQ L( /ft-tQAA;‘k LONDON, WibkESDAY, MAkCH 41, 1821. • NV' - I_4 \fl. MR, TRII.NIPH of INDEPENDENCE—The FREE HOLDF.KU of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX will :1 1 nNI their ANSIVEM4 ARV DI VIER at the MensaQ "'ssern. Hackney. en Friday. the 30th of March. to eele :•• te the Return of U. Byeg aid S. C. Whitbread, Esqn. to ?ornament. CHARLES SHAW LEFEVRE. ien. Esq. In the Chair. PITF.W RIM. The Hon. H. 0. Benoett. 41. P. 'die Noel. Bert. M. P. U. t:. ilobhoese. Esq. M.P. 11 2 . Moon.. Esq. M. P. I. Won't . Esq. tl . P. 11 r. Sheriff Weinman. 'Cr R. Wilson. IL P. - Burton, Esq. Newington- Ellie,. Esq. M. P. I common. Better. Esq. lieckney-road.iW.Sinspsoe, Eeq. Hackney- W. Wood. Esq. City-road. ; road. W. Knight. Esq. Kensingten. ! Aspital, Esq. Chem , . —Jo.lte.lns. Esq. If ack mei•-road.lp. Ernst. Esq. Rightist .l. Riker. Esq. Spitaldeids. ereen-roed A. Inman. Esq. Crews- Mr. Haynes, ropier. Finsbury. Mr. Lee. Vitrteed. Mr. 4. Easley. ditto. Ur. Limed% C•slimell 6.l Mr. T. Burton. lipitalfielda. road. Mr. Vinevinia, Bishepsgate Mr. Haines. Fore-street. without. %Ir. Panned**, Puyilar. Peensell. Spitellields. Mr. Carter, ditto. Mr. Vaekhloek. Shoreditek. %Ir. Hates, dine. Mr. V. Homan. ditto. Mr. Woodcock, Molitor. J. 0. Lambton. Esq.'lll. P. New-tows. Tines. las. each. to be had of the Stewards. and et the tar of the Mermaid Tavern. Dinner on Table at 4 o'clock r -eettely.—N. B. No lief/snout be issued after the tAi of Larch. • • - (MUNI'S' FIRE OFFICE, REGENT-STREET. situsrwes. His Once the Duke of NORPOI.K. Isis timer the Duke of RUTLAND. The Host Noble the Marquis of NORTHAMPTON, The Right Hon. I.ord KING. Itc. etc. And Sixty Directors. Managing Director. J. T. Barber Beaumont. E%q. F.A.S. rillIF: distinguishing Principle of this Office is, that it combine.; the stability of a Company lasing a large Capital with the minor advaatage of sharing Prudes as •i Vries Societies. A pemaaent Capital of 400,0001. has been formed in ad- Ileion to the ettetaatiag Capital arising from the Premiums: rev! It is expressly provided, that these Fends alone s11:111 I,- answer►ble for Losses. whence Persons inmereel are etTec t.tally secured from Liability for the Lowers of others. Returns of 10 and SS per Cent. have been invarialela pt id to all Persons who have continued insured Seveu Yegri. whether their Polities were taken out for %even Years. ~r wort renewed manually, wleteh Returns during the last Seven Years have exceeded *I,OIOW. . rivis LEASE and FIXTI'RES of a HOUSE TO NE SOLD, at p t is the Woollen Drapery Business. situate at No. IS, White Horse Yard. Dreery-lane. or the Lease of both I% and lg, with the liuod-will of the 'easiness. The lower part of the two being now laid into GOP, they form together an excellent end very e4.44.44nt0di4.44: Shop; the terms are moderate ; immediate pios4e..siess mat be had if required ; apply either by letter or persotialt N BT ARO. on the premises. EW:GANT TAILORING, LADIES' PF:LISSRI4, and Young Uentlemen's Snits (plain or t.titeittly ornamented) also SUPERIOR LIVERIES.— OIETRICIISEN requests permission to solicit a itontion ands of that highly distingtoished patronage uleivii hi. oict established Rouse. 12. Rathhowt Mace. 3.uuJon, ha . heel honoured with fur n length of time. in CA/1141 . 1111MW . 1M his tasjitini upei•ior *t) of etatlitlS vi—liabUovi . u. riolf!tits. Reginiea!nli. Ladles' Ilaltits, and %onto.; Geatio. Lien:' Dresses. both plain and eleLtanily or:inaienteit. Liveries. ate.—Comitry residents may be informed holy t.• transmit their ntenstires per post. Cutting titualit to COUNTRY T %MORS as ustisl. nr fashionable Models supplied. Unpaid Letters Lot admit!' Li. A MOST IMPORTINT DISCOVERY. FOIL CONVIA. SION AND EPILEPTIC FITS, SPASMS, Sr. Dit. 11.11)LEIC1 roxvut.siox powima, a certain Remedy for Convulsion Fit< in Children. and ha all Spasmodic Complaints. These Powders are a tiev..r tatting remedy in the worst f Convelsions In Chit. arms, or Adults; also Epileptic or Falling Fits, which thoy etrlirritte : remote< the nit.o violent Spasm...ile ACerietti. These Powders are wonderfully rtfeeti‘e t . ‘ ,.3 in Consweption. and In all ease.; of relaxation. dedlite. owl seaks...< i.t Children and Adults. nail restores the Patient t.. pelfret health. wii:tnat colitinenient ur alterntion is diet. Tht... Powders nre equally Amnions in all Climates. vsrast T. 1.'11 , 1M Larzres annarssen Too DN. HAOLLIo. Front the MIL Egerton. Cit. IDLF:N. Talton Park. Sept. 4. IS2 O . Sir I Cll.. ni ;ruing rereived )otir letter mentioning 4111.' t”mion of btin.ging rroivni+ion Powder into m.•.••• • omit noire. I hare so Tem high an opinion of it. frAli ea •es I hare seri, performed. that I think you will iso 6 public arnice.---I remain, Sir, your's. &r. R. KORNTON. FICIITUF RICHT 110%. LAST 1.11110 RF.. Tlit4 it to certify. that I haveltetinf.llllldie) s 1.71,n5••• i:• mty fan.i‘y and many otucrig. and approve it. FRANCES l.i, lONE. inett 11.‘fir tt.TOLE. Da. 11/Atty. Ililiingdon, (Abridge. Jan. trilr-11 saa.i :lave great pleasure in desiring you to siint,e • • of my ninte ultra you pu3iisli the Convulsion Powder. t. 4 meat ellesey in my own family and friends. and to toe %sae evperieneed for toasty years,—l am, Sir. v %erten% CaTttrass.r Watorot F. 5..!: in bottles at Is. Ca. I Is. and *Js. elgh. by arPgisit tr 'l l ~ I • :tel'osprietar,ll% ‘tr. Sanger. Medicine Waretton•tc. f 111. Ovford-street: Me . ssrs. Itareiny and Runs. 96. Market: Messrs. Newberry and Sons. 43. St. Paul's Chu reit -1: : EihraniS e 63. ht. Pain's Chnrelviard ; Hatton null Co. e.. l l.:irch-vard ; Rat er , 4 , Ch eaps id e; E v an'. Lone -:an.. `: lit leid: Pratt. t 1 4.1. Ktrnii l tatradling and Nix. l' , ( lll aer Johnston e , Cornhill: Weed. 3•14, Holborn: end their appointment by inost respectable Medicine Vend,rs „esery l'onn th rum/ b out the United Kingdom—As/6 for • .. !Isms.% 's Co:nu:sin:: Powders. 'baleen* pagina no.tra saplt. (her pug, reliures f. infaiN.—M ART! It. ridishefl. 'Tire :It. in hoards (Fifteen:4 .F.lllB of LIFE: n Non-llet!ical i! tare on the indkeretions arising from !Inman Freitt... • eldehtiw Csasei. N‘Rminins, awl &turf d Etreets of I.ne, , I . rren„(ionorr:ne n . tittle:we. Seminal Weakness. iv. are tLteiopeti : Pert il. roetaiaa some rratarks ou err • r, Female Vompinint4. in particular fiteriii y; l'ett r. •*ore.4 l'rnetiesi 1111.i.rvfiti- nit on Nelms' Debili!v. Sot; Alental irritation, with sowe interesting olott•rbn co on st...retibie and animal We; in Part IV. is a Ner:el of • i. l ":rotive of tle preez•lissa subje , ts. evploi.tio r • in a fat.:llinr n• I t:,r whole aidr..,se , l t•• .;•- i a " 3131 or:ty 0: b 0 : ,: Sexes. Hy COSH ant; t 4 .attitag Surgth.ns. London. Natt.ra heati4 Otnn;bt ec4r , rn•noverit oti.--Ct At, DI t istre Itrareol le elf the livid ;if bliss sax:tics. • ftejreget appl;eeliem ter.rke the wise. be ba IPt Paterno.ter-rots; n. : ;'• rt...eratlirty : ID. Pritter.:.streot. Hobo: U. I* .e- 4-s tree:: r1 " 1-1 trret : 4) Wvbt ; DS. ChrapAitle. 1: *Stevenson gad Co.. Rurkti and Co.. Noru ids !:- • IPtitirls; Barrett anti Bath ; Bhrl)Pard• ""'" lin "' "tubritito : Headley. Leeds; sal at all Book. - ';`• — Me•44r-, littirl and Co. are to be committed. as ' 4l . ' , err #lll., it tt.t-ir I. , Et 41; nn.l Patients in tie Coun' r. s 4..serPo. r01n0t..1% the est:te. cirlosiug a r.b tamer fur Adviee mrsol 'sue. whirl) mit be felrwnr.led aat psr! -Cahn anot Co. M. ft• I % 637- 1 - 4,4", 11, Dourcrie•etste., F.m•i-afrev:, Loa.iJa. pl gr• • tile ,it OW of meow- The Gore for eritieA HAMPDEN fail in she !Weld, dud BMA'S,* died on the &AAUP' ESSENCE OF SHRIMPS. FROM the increasing demand of this Mach ad mired %awe for all sorts of Fish. &e. it has hnineed the Proprietor, HENRY PUWEI.L, at his Whoirsale Oil and Italian Warehouse. Vt. llleirgaie-street. (where the Trade may he supplied with this and all other Genuine Senses. Pickles, &e.) to rehire Ms mast grateful *dme' ledgments to the Public for their kind patronage, and at the mule time begs leaver m azusint them that it k sold by all the Oil and Italian W se% in London, and by one or snore respectable agents in every town throughout the United Kingdom. Ob.erve. none is genuine anteing signed "Dinmore and Mon." and the Proprietors' seal on the Cork. To Merchants. Captains, and others, It is particularly re commended for skipping. as it is surmised to keep In any climate. IMPERIAL PAIILI4JIE.N7'. MUSE OF CEOMM6,III, tuitinsay. Vaasa, The Report uPodhilo Newhall:oo re.triitin was`, bronght up. It stated that the stunting Gram of the My had not been compiled with. Mr. H. 3111 N ER then gave notice that to-mor row he ghould mo re that the Bill he recommitted. Mr. IIYNG preientell a Pelio i from the Inha bitants of Uclirisige, praying that the Criminal Law micht he reformeil. The Army and Marine Mutiny Bills were read a third time aid ro,sril. Mr.l7l.ltiVEX unwed the second reading of the Anti-sesepLitic Company's Bill. Mr. Alderman %11101) soppoaecl the second readi'i on the ffrounil Bs:A the Bill woahl he is in• anion of the ri. t lot. of the individual now :staffing a patent on the present s.ultjeet. Mr. 31.1nussour, Mr. P. Maloo f ., If s •m r , and 31r. Ilysti, also spolie in syrsositison to the Bill; and Mr. Cunwrx shortly replied its favour of it. Strangers were then ordered to withdraw, attl oa a divisissa there aNseareel— libr the %perm! reading_ Maiiist it Nlsjority And (he Bill was consequently lost. Mr. LUSH! obtained leave to bring in a NM for re,fislating the Allowance to Innkeepers in en. , -; s i :rn soblieri were hille..etl upon Oros. ...2t ...MI ..--41 Mr. {TARSI: moved fur an lactintst of the Banh notes in ci:enlation from February to August, in ;be p•ar 1;11G, and as account of the w i ves in cir culation at the present time, with the pr:ce of gold at those periods. On tin• motion bring pot froas tier Chair. Mr. IMENFEI.I. said ;hat he sin.sul.l now eras-* the Ira-fare be loot been su long carrying on against the (tank; but he should twee more refer to the tare 1':1- looters of the public money, whirl, tt,ry reintinuall - ; hail in hind. Shire he first railed the anent' of the /I•Aise to thin sithjeet, thus • balance.: Isal been r... dewed Cons eleven to three milli•stis. Tliat sent was (Arenn rudu: Fintluity. Ituzauta Lialtly.wasinctito ti., RAW( ; for ',opposing them to desire merely the' stow • 411T:11114 ir wish h was derived by Country ilanlars neon It-Alan:es in their helots, it would amnions (taking in it adva".l. , :te at tire rr rent.) to 1..1, 0 1011f. a- ear. The (tank, he ti•ought, for the trouble to whi h slier pu!, windil Le fairly and amply roost:iterated on this !era .!. by Iti,t,i;lll. a•year ; awl at site), a stint, for such a service, many a City Banker world joinp. At a :lear a heti itistress was so Hui t b re n ?Le conutry, and economy therefore so desir.ilde, he th••••4lit this stihjeet deserving. the •`4l' .n er i,,ani w en . ti.m. Th.* sum paid to the lianh 0.... managenien; smiths I:eht was Slut lr.a thait .nvear ; and tail a. a seri ice which lie coney:ie.! would b.• amplv r. mune:ated by Ithimilitt. wyear. 1 . ; thein te.n, linads, a saiing of at least a-•:4•ar I,l'_h! 11.• fiirly awl prlierly mole :51 the rowan-. This as.er ti•••l he ',lade deliberately, ailviseilly, an 11;••011 loa•nre ealcolation ; tut he shank! leave lLn saii,,rt in the !s vi ::.sieruinent and of the House eincent with done leis dotty in sup:initiate. it. Mr. 1%.1115E said, he wan not sorry •it the ressa tient of the warfare which Os , lion. Member had car rii•.l nn aziinst the Bank, throagh the n a .le o f his l'a..liainen:ary life, a:though the Dank here aliviv• rea y to meet that warfare. Floor the valise?', al -51 i • by the Hon. Member, he sl ;51 li nt to•arls, as the ;15.4,••••11or of ,the Enciseiper. in n'llone depart ment iltoy were, was tort in the hunts. l'e oils%ed for this aceuunt, because it had heroin- t peon:ice of late. when people were talking: elf tile 41% re•••e•el of tier country. to turn short and attribute ever:- to ar circul,:tost of the country. The ace:eint whets pr•oincea, would slim the error of tits asser t tion ; an.l that the price of gold 11:141 n ot rani,. ; uni formly wills the variation in the issue of p.:pe:, Sir JOHN NEWPORT said. that tier tint of the Um,. Member only reminded him of the ..!.•::•tv '- thin last night of the Right Ho-. 511•55.1ier 0 5 .• University of Onforil, that the m o st e!,•: 1 ••• •154 man could not convince him. With refe..l••:re to Ti'!. touched itihr.: by the lion. Me •.h •r. !:•• et. 111 .mule wake the salon observation ; though 1:3.1 n•• doubt the lion. Member acted for the gond of ;1, • of whirls he was a Dirjetor. Mr. C.U..1 . 11AF said, that although the 1!on. :11eusher opposite (::lr. P••arse) appearei ne..t to re,: :N! the warfare of his lion. he ha ! yet 1 . :4031 grappling with either of his s ; 3! r .11011 4. .I . !gq• public hail derived great benefit from tine IV a .1r 0 ,•••••• Olt ar, hear, hear.)—and with respect to the list Obl.- ~nation of his Him. Friend, lie (.11r. I*.) trowel he would follow it up. He (filr. t' ) 0: I. 'Clot' that a fair remuneration might be Civeti to the I;as,k, and yet an annual sum of at least Itilll,llll4q. br ot.ole to the country ; a stun of innels rottsillencion, when it was reeolieeteil that the House was ()ten ninch engaged upon a vote fur a few t'utrasan.ls. Alt..ongli he had no objection to the n lotion hr coal not agree whir the Host. Iletub•r's proposed dednetion from it. but that he (Mr. C.) was %tilling to attrionte to his own ig l awaiice and stupidity. Mr. .1. SMITH said the flank could not nlita . ..n the ,satue ',Naha from the balances in quesiton, as were iteriveil by Country Bankers (row ilo it •••.. Ictlawrett. Tor it ii as wit •ir be supposed t....t the alio < coolie es. Vat' thri issues num tine f vrt,:h *We always liable to be withdrawn. He was willing tonthnit the benefit which had mulled from the ta lents of his Hon. Friend (Mr. (ireaten). bat be did not wish that the House should ran away with an erre neons idea of the profits of the Bank. Itr. PEA RSE explained.—He had had noconsesuni cation Iv:lawyer with the Bank on the subject of the present motion. Mr. MONO( said he understood the Hon. Member (Mr. PeArse) on a previous &bite to 5 3y that the price of Obi was not affected blh the issues of paper from the tank ; and in support of this statement, the Hon. Member triumphantly went on to compare the price of gra at various periods, wills the fluctuating issues of the batik. Those statements might be very true, and yet the conclusion of the Hon. 3lewber might be in t ; for it was to he recollected that the issues 11 . runty Ranks had a material influence erns:the I ritt on. sod thoseisaues were affected by these from the d ink. 'I he House must remember the distressed state of the country in the year 1815, upon the failure of several country banks. A diirerence iu the price of ifu lti m as, he contended, generally to he accounted fur by the re•ltieti:on of the increase of pAper. Mr. El.l.lt•E soil, he haul no wisit to prolong this conversAtion, but lie requested permissions to put a ittlonthill to the lion. Nlettoloer opposite, Mr. Pear's.. 'The Hon. Mcmhcr was proreeolitig: to put a question reverting the prier of gob!. when time St...skitt stop ped the rovreccotioon by putting the motiou, which tt as a : : ree•l . MI ...az,. from the L..r.l:‘, announced their Lord- Oairs a•-e!rt to •. veral UT presented a Petition front an in nanse.l Ilenlattsin Bishop, coneithtinitig of ill treatment fr ..it :he legal otheers of the bland Of The ;51:1. Iletnher state,l, that althaugh he c0r.1 , 1 no: touch for the truth of statensents in the Petition. the Petil , aer was a in.:n of tespeetaltility, an.l 6::.!41,,re he (%:r. lieuttett) fat no Ittitation in pit...ming. it. v:1•. thou Ir.ought up ;hull read,. It roti:plaine.l isritivipaly iotp:.im)iiitictit wider the r•Ao '...e of :4 roott.ahh.. Mr. s:ti.l, he did nut rise to oppose :lie Per. :'.3, ti,ongis coniTiveil it sitti Slot IliS4:l4Me fiICS warcaio the iotei ference of the House. '1 h.• tr:titil wits open to the l'eti- Goner. The Petition was tlseis ordered to he on the tight.. Mr. IiNNF. rr Bs. is us•weil fur a copy of the Re port made by the Commissioners appointed is the year 1 , 45 to examine the state of ittrisprustence in the Island of Guerusey. The lion. dleusber stated that the Commissioners ma.le their Report in the year tecouinseniling• certain amendments. Nothing. was dune upon that Report fer some tinie, when he brought the circumstances untier the notice of the illoopard so iowaset ate awake was prnosisol to the ineientlation of the Committee; it being understood tls.tt the Attisriiii•-tleiscral should examine the ltepart. Five years bad now elapsed siuce the inakine of that ite:iiirt, and yet nothing bad iwen see. lie out s..v that the Attorisey-General hail not read his lirief, Litt certain it was that nothing practicailyh.vl heed don.. lie trusted the l'opy of the U. pert ould DA be refa‘rti, as upon that lie :Attended to mitre al .‘thlres‘ to the Crown. for eirry ii:,t rem • il-n.lation of the Committer. into effect. Mr. tl \TIN 'HST said, that the sahject involved a of doing- less th in changing the triode stintiieird laws of the island, whirls at present tr , re fantoied mom the old K an law. The subs je , t iilivioasiy one of heat G!:Surisl:y, and hail been atteieively consiiieretl hy the Law /tethers of the Crows,, thinvh no: in tl:e shape of a as the Hun. Member stino .e,l. They went through the Report ut the Coos .: fitter. and fr.tn. , . , 1 a Code firm ; but am it was i m p...! 41 i.le to FaV in what manner th it 17 ode coal,' lie relnceil into or tetie•i, it was forwarded for the en a s id e enti o f O s .. Ravi! Court of Guernsey. wairls had no interest its a exiti'w.ol.e el the el-I...vital:es. That lode, with the rem•Ai4 of the Conn wis not returned until May last. hail been sugize.tea and 'spun a considera tial ctr reitnival tly•—• gist:falsities, noilsitig hail •:1 • 'la tl.•• i• 1 the 1.1 , t recess. Other noire 1:ei• *Mien 11.101..ri Isn't sere..' I nit to the l'anneil; but fir ::..onset the lion. lientlent.in that the loreseint t was tint upon the pa;iet for the consideration of the tovaell. Mr. irx ); Err expri.%-ed his satisfaction that Go vet:: ••••1)! it. 1,1 11.1: OVE1";,. •:; 0 1 this case , an d d r ained • j ors•ssi”; m.bsiots. PETFI'IoN OF IT 1N('!::. no\ fl Mr. said, he ras , f,r the Lori, re of pre• seioirie a petitiou from a very ri..Ferta:!tle int:lei / Lod al t;:e nvae of goat a, a L;iuta:a air Neapolitan ..•.r..tre, eh., from the ye.:r I t.t•tl o I:. 15, had ifeea partisvi of the Ilritisis Governatent, 'saving been of i9fissite :siivatstnz•• t.. wtr annr is Calabria in 1,0 . 4 seer-'l fault esefally ana constantly in varians e:tie. that Fria". The ir.:i!ioncr bad underzosie sails as perhaps no in.llvidu..l bad err suf f..rel hofire, art 6;•01 c.:rt:sisa'sy I.ecis treated by this titiv.irtinier.t in a manner very sli:lereut Cum what he at their han.ls. course of the period lie iv is attached to the British fo:Tes, lie was arrested by tl.e French tluct.rnatent. and by i tory COW', s..nteneei to be shot : high furtnn.tely escaping that 1 :114 ,•••, ! c ol s.•rveti ever •i:...e as a rai,taiu in a Cala re_iatritt much to toe alivanlo4e olthe fir tt en. lienVentan st:stetl, that he had seen tell:- : leers of tits g.pol tontlit:•t, and des..riptive of the erert services rzisterti.l by this individn,l while in the svrviee, from Loral F. I;entinek, Sir tvavi • (*ars:lsbell. and many other dist iiignislied n rnee ra , ttho were romp-tent jnaers of those Lets. What be (Mr. Home) hail to complain of in the eottilnetof this Bo ren:teen' wee, that in I iils, on the establishment of peace, a passport v. as furisisi.ed to Captain Romeo from time British General commanding in Sicily, by whirls be proeeeded to Naples, and whilst under time protection of that passport, and ender an express stipiea:ion made at the time of Isis entering the 116.15 h service, that besbould be protected against any ill cut:m.4l44meg to himself which might ci•snit from his taking part against Murat with the Bri bat forces. he was arrested and thrown into prison, where be was kept several mouths, in gr...at ut:sery and smarting. Pm Si POilis. In this situation Capt. Romeo atiptiod to the *Whisk Minister, Sir Wm. A'Court, foi protect's'. mist the agreement made that the British Goverment, 'mkt insure bias against any danger that he might he in front the hostflity of the Neapolitan thsseranettet on arconst of his pattisansisip with tits Britith. This application he (11r. Ilene) thought the British Minis ter bound to attend to, but so far froth his having dons so he joined in the acts of the Ministry sthat were persecuting. this individaal--the sane Ministry whose conduct had been the insaediate cease of the late revolution, and with whom hi should have Sc- parted the Representative of the British Golotoosoot would he the last to act ia uoispo. MA respect to this Ministry, who had dolfi oil in ilia pow to oversews aM those institutions fousdail by the Bag fish. Mr D. Campbell. in a letter to Capt. Romeo. stated, that he could speak without Itesitatioo to the tact of all those who, like Capt. Romeo. bad assisted. the British tioverument, having become the violas of the persecution of the Neapolitan Uovernonmet en se- count of the good they had done. He (Mr. H.) tHought he had great sense, as a British subject, to complain of Sir W. A'Uourt, who had lent Itittu.af to such acliosts is vonld not fail to render the character of the English. Bovernment and people odious. lie wow cause to the particular complaint of the Petitioner. as hi Vie map ucr in which be had been treated by the British Go imminent at home. lie came to England in !SU', at which time he made an application to Government, for remnneration on the ground of his past services. and twripencition for the loss of property he had sw... rained in the British service. 'lo this applicatioa no Answer wa. retnrnetl fur nine months. At last, from the intr. feretefe of his Ito,al Ilighness the fluke of I"..rk, to whow• honour atta credit he 'poke it, ht• oh tattle i i pension of fifty pounds per annum, as the nie.ll).l lof I,is inone,liate support. The cum 401 . ‘s.:s r i u i rn l on., as a etryTen.atioll to t.iptaitt .u. i nttn • ?.ititatiott in o iilPll I • e His tes alone auiountell to I 3.0110 dollgrs hut hr W s litse.l ail retutmeratiou for them. Tier Fore; ,:ti Office was applied to for a pl.:Nowt t•otn tisk tioreru o►ent, and Captain Romeo received a consideration ,if 3410/. in lieu of this annual paltry pen•ion of :►tt'. with a vi••n• uf returning to his country. lint ta•hat %could the 11►wse say, n•hen tlr•r heard that at.er sell ing his pension, he wit• retmo•:l a item -port ? The pe- Witmer had calk i upun this 6ot...rntalent tib - • • • what cri:la • he .•t IPA ft, viitilio. 16411 I•' their disappruhation, 11111 141 eu purpose. Er limo the order ior his deportation, which stated thst he was deported by order of the British Covert'Mead. tv.ss hoe tlsst lie was suffered s Foeorla passpert ; I.llt he refilst•.l 111.11, as it %%tllliti nit la.,:ve had the tie sired effect of atforeing hint that protection which Ise su watch needed. These erre the facts of the east`, and his rsquest now, that the Hoene-weal& hike into consislet .itiusa the pr tyer of the petition, w•:ieis wai. to grant a. remuneration for the losses of the petitioner sustained in the British service; and also that he might be furnished with an English passport to return to his 011 a regenerated country. lie had only I state ill onclusion, that lie believed every word Ilse petition to be true. lie moved that the petition be br •ught up. Lord C.ISTI.I,EItr..II:H said, It *as not his inten tion to fainause the brio:rio t ; np of the petition. It prayed lite general results, rather than for money, ail he h•lieved it smith? etonsistently with the forms of the H ons .:, he received. Ile (Lorol Castlereagh) did not pon toose cooing into any minute detail of the rase, but as the flon.Geostliona•s bad stated generally the particu lars of it, he tint :F.ld himself justified in taking up the time of the iitoose, by giving a genera! view of the natnre of his (Lori Castlerragh't) answer to that case. This was the ease it-11;A he Issil on a former oreas'on adverted to, in statine that the relations h,•- twist the Nea,:oiitans and British Cabinets hal sully been interrupted by a single ease on which this :- veto:went had thought it their doty to Interfere. flu mu st, houveaer, inform the Huns., that this ear iii I •t proi•erly helong to his depart.ssent, which was oni tar ch twirl of communication with the Neapolit.aa Gov •: nment oil t.e stabj:•et. The claisus of the int:- rigl:!.,l, if be had env, was pnrely of a inilitsry nature, which he adtioitteti we. e harked by very high testin...- niale. If they were to be raga:ed in the details this affair his answer 1%1.111 etnee usdre properly ate:- wards, : sit Ise shosnitl briefly state the heads of t:.:1 tr.:tisielion as far as this liuverionent was concerned. In 1.117. (*sr. l(,oneo etmie to this country, and i:.:- rne.l.stel; preferred his Haim to Lord liathurt's offi: r, ro•:slstitt . s; of certain outlays for the Ileitis!, Boyer:t -u...4 to no less an aveunt than I his Ftl!”, is was t o he rensemb-reol, was claimed as having he • t disbursed for services to the British government, by a Captain in a t al:the:on corps. It was rasat•L r uE stirrise to tl.ose before whom this demand ess..lll its Lori! Bothiirst's Ottice, that a Caotain in tt.e army should have been con's•••,t to lay so long out of his money, slisbnr-ed iO ht'7. and isidy its I eizlat years after the alleged sereict.s ...ere performed. Ile was :AN! why he had not before oreferred this claim and hoer it cumc that it Iva a • Itt,tt biro iiryni , iate.l isv the r.titer ellliceecharzed the examination end disposal of similar accounts 4 % liar time at which it moss mitt ae•ed? Xes sstisfacto.f l o s p- xe r heinz received to this by Lord Bathurst' °thee, the cisiin was dismissed. If celled upon to n o into thi Tiestioso in detail be mist rut the Manse possrssims of all the int trinalion he had rezeived s' the yea:wet, witie:o toe .11•1 not think would he fon-ut writable to I :q.t. It .mite.,. the sane time !.te Wigiseti it to be min I `rigtiliii 'la it h ., Majesty's Minis ter* were not there to answer toll the charges brotteit axainst them nit a reu tota s uf the conduct of 4? her v e ro m e o ,ts, over whirls they had no equate-cll. Their could only answer fur Ilse cosminet of the Servants of Vermin ai.restl, and if ea.lesi spots, he should certot ly nut hesitate to pnt the Itener in possession of Sir Allottres rep.ort with respect to that Cent'e•- man. Ile nunst however remark, that it was I ithe• sinetsl.or that this demand shosaid have hero ole laye I in. ilearly oho: years. Uu: of the items n•usal..l 11. he It t 'l4 he II Ib. :iate" r bu ur w ere 111 a /14tC4 , v.ii 1,004 1 .• „, Ilafl