The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-03-20 00:00:00

. every t • Lordships, _ could not agree to the 4luidress, as to carry op such a one under existing cirantnstatuces would be insett ing to tile l'rince. . Satisfied as he was with the Sup port of .Parliament on former occasions, and With the approbation, he would. have been content with, putting a single negative to the 'questiao 2 if the amendment had,not been moved by his Noble Friend. The Earl- of bIOIItA. thanked the 'lsla • Speaker . for the frank an& fair. esen . ner •in which he expressed himself with respect to the Catholic Claims, and doubting before . 16 tibet 'way to act, the arguments of the Noble Lord lsad the effect of determining him to vote far the original motion. Tge Noble Lord, aot.satisfied with the broad exeldalon .9f the Catholics from a participation in the blessings of the Constitution, had preferred several charges against them, in Which he was not borne out by facts. He had accused them nf assuming an haughty overhear ing dense Orig, 4 44)d those benefits to whlai.o:iy emu:Ovid themselves to be entitled in an liaproper. Tie wished the Noble Lord had atteuiptett lisle these cheeps out, and ;t, justify by fat* *hit be had theoght he hid a right to assert. Hedueed to the necessity of casting about, +.6 endeavour to pick tint of the imperfect outline given by the Noble Lord, that on which his charges were founded, he at last could only come to this conclusion, that the Catholics had not sinned against either the spirit or the letter of the law. In the pre ss nt awful and extraordinary state of thAgs, it was incumbeot upon their Lordships to.bestow their best attention on this important subject. Why were they to shut their eyes to the effects of neglecting the Ca. tholics of Ireland ? Why close their visual organ's! to the threatening evils which met in time could bit' surm9unted ; but whic h suffered to - v. • • «Y• , , _ Yu-- • 441,g Sr4TEWAII , - 'A.04030i 1 / 4 r: rattt,tiv 14011Fet., 5 10; 1812 ' ' • - • •• ‘ 104410, 0f 7 .1 , . 1 / 4 , 4 litkitißtrr, SQUADRON! ' 114**)1 1- 1 4 1 0 :P*oll 4 ,nigt!it that G° - Terniiseit.icstf recetied it t ispetcheit from iikl4l . 4l3oLatt KING, montioningOtapt ,o 'hid coma . 1 1,0 the L'f) . rient brsusgsiliviAii.pn eggage meat' *Ps out to be k l►-t S t r4 Sofelfr fleet off y shank _ l 9)peig. aaTA lot sigittiOs..ll4Wgi in elese . ,l9rseit• of the enemy; hopes 4113 6 115101 Rosati ei,tertain' that they u ill .be a*. It . ai*Og thenao: - actiod: filowing is the GaieTiin'seitt Bulletin published on ihis occasion Advicce.have been receited at the Admiralty that the enemy's squadrons, of fisat . sall of the line and two &mates, which etelped-frima L'Oiient on the 9th instant, Mss seen siblii Ftompaet y 'with by hill Majesty's Ship Moth, of 'AVMs, Captain' FERRIS, on the 9th 11 0trtga '3otOle`` of else 10th. On the litter day she fell in with his Mijesty'S ship Punwit, of SO guns, 'and late in the etenitig she discovered two sail, ap parently of the line, standing in pursuit of the French squadron. an the morning of the lltii;lite Mind, being 'in lat. 4S. 15. %. tong. 5. 58. Nt ! a firing . yas heard in the N. W. which Captain Finals calculated to`-bis the Frelieb,"and the two ships that were in _ -- i .--- anginen , ...„ n . , ultimately overwhelm them ? If we had i oriald. pa i s & k i r u se ". . • ' . . 7.. able overbearing enemy to encounter abroadi• Was it . " - Sir Ittestussi KiNci *rites on the 1 ltb, - its not at once our-duty and oar interest, to avail oar. 48. 18' s an ~ . aring , . long': V•iiii: W. TT h* t be • E. by IC i selves of our best resources at home ? At such a ~ crisis we should look to Ireland for all the support N. distant 9 8 Maii,,lisist he had fallen in with his it is in her power to afford, and endeavour to • avail Majesty's sloopMyrtle 7 : Who had communicated •te ourselves of all her strength; by allowing her a full him by telegraph, that theL'Orient squadron were share of the blessings of the Constitution. 'When seen on the 10th twenty linguini: W. i',l' Ushant, the existence of the country was at stake, was it "a On the starboard tack, Wind N. E. his. Majesty's moment to say that there was nothing extraordinary _ L , „, .. g o win ear * and P 'diets kin t d.• d in its situation ? Let them look at the state of frt. a m p s A r . eill - land. 'flieir Lordships surely could not he ignorant ` of , them. , . of the condition of that division of the country. If " Sir iticnsan KING with . the Bulwark, Nor. any of their Lordships was ignorant of - the state of thounbcrland, and &fosses, was proeeedlng off Brest." Ireland, he was utterly un6t for his duties as a senator. In addition to the above we have to state thaethe It wasimpossible they could discharge their •Parlia.. , ~ Captains of • the following lying at Ports - I csiels, *- me ntaryduties correctly, without the fullest ae4uaiut. . . s latelonWednesdity night ttgo received Order ante with the state of Ireland. If there were anyt mouth, .141Filk tumults there," the disappointmenti they bad - t iff _ instantly on board, and proceed to sea at day fered, and Which had be,:ii so eloqueitly sliiricted after the French squadron, viz. Venerable, Cstniber. by his Nobte Friend, might have heed itiod . as land, Plantagenet, Elizabeth, Ilotspur, and Comet.. an apology ; but the truth was, tlsit the pre- Should the enemy, therefore, not he destined for one sent distress, from a deficiency in some quarters of their min ports, there' can be little doubt 'of their of Ireland of the means of subsistence, was alone speedy caPture. But we do not think that the Board sufficient to produce dangerous disorders ;---- and yet this was the moment when the exclusion was of Admiralty will be deserving of any thanks not ilk,is',..d upon, but placed in the most odious and for this achievement ; for it is a fact which ought injurious light, and avowed in a manner the most to be known, that the L'Orient squadron escaped like'y to produce irritation. It would be wisdom in through the culpable conduct of those who in: their Lordships, and of the Government, to court thience that Board. It has been, till lately; th e Ireland: They ought to remember, that the Irish, perhaps, formed one-half of those who carried on uniform practice toe two squadrons in the. the active exertions of the country. Was this a Bay of Biscay, one off L'Orient," and • one off moment, then, to chill their spirits, and prevent their Rochefort, to watch the motions of the enemy. entering into the service? A Noble Viscount had The latter, however, has been kept opeti for some expresaed his hope, that the consequences appre- time to suit the convenience of Sir jostrit Yoasto, • hended by some, from the rejection of the Ca- e tholic Claims, would not follow. On whit ground who had an eye to that station, but who rather pre- : was this hope founded? This was but a sorry way ferret, it would seem, taking up his winter quarters of getting . -rid of so important a question. Oa On terra firma than exposing himself to the dangers his soul he believed, and be would lay it before the of the seas in this inclement season. The whole line the Almighty, that the safety of this empire solely of 'coast, which a b so i u tely requ i re d ti ro di s ti nct depended on conciliati n g the Catholics of Ireland; . nor could he see any security for the empire, but in squadre asi to watch it,. was thus left to one, under uniting heart and hand all p ar t s o f it. H e th oug ht the command o f Sii•RtCksitstO Kilso. , mho could not it iudispeusibly necessary t o c o n c ili a t e th e p o p u l a ti on be expected to do More duty than the number of of Ireland, bat after what they had heard that night, vessels under his command would admit of. Thus it not only did it appear that there was no hope of is that the country- will'ilways' be 'served, when the conciliating, hot that there was no hope of a ppointments to our ireets god our armies are con. traaquilli:lng them without a chan g e o f s y s t em . Ill s I ; Matter"' i'•pitrotia with out r Lordship concluded, repeating that he had been side redmere y a . . ()..... ~ . Ses . • C" &tuba"! Whatcourse to take ,in the presdut debate ,gard to' 'the taleutslir &Oasts ot these on whom they till thtarlitusiiiits, of the !a# speaker 4004 jisp,X,tro 94%04 '- ' Ty., . . fsiVitillif, Th e cirignal' motion. . . r'..••••.'. 11- 11 41...xa..4, , :1*.-, ' i !tie: qiiMiti9l 4 king letilly called or, , . jfiniase The expects* ' tet -Lord Boveviiimpoolia, at,i4a own Ow 4 . usewtmeat. ......, lion last tieet . 'of Lo rds , `!irtitliitekteat k;fai ' f o l ei r It Almada:scat. Ayeii ' -7? •('A so powerful an ' that the door s were crow dfd - • • '• l • '. '' - ' lB5 at WI earls houii, • esei the tweet of persons walks° ' 1:=11111-kruerldDlaiti Noce ''' . ' 43 i gront 'ass to overpower all oppositlin to their ado*. . . - .ss., • .. maiitay apiod Lord 94ringlial . , liddreis 1 . ::„.I.SiOa., ; %, h ea._t hse Si . Oitte ..li..is ' opeised_ . -Tlit . mrglii - 7,... • .of course obliged to bp cieliriMUOo444ll* Their Loidsliips then adjourned at belf-past twelve •••-•'•'•.''' • .' • '" ' o'clock to- this day. • .. , ...:, ~ could passe' The,irsvi,ru .. . .. v , awe * --- =:u , , behind the bar f r om • tai . al HOUSE OF COMMONS.n se.. .• , '‘,-, ..:. ':-1 . , broken down. The net.iias• s o t, the hi . _ . . sty. wiIARTON obtainedlease fur, arid breu g in i n , &Bin. so excessi, re, .that , streams morn 4.oge period ( td alter and :wend the Act nfAityifticth of Merge 111, for re- - I eluded, but they were afterward§ Omitted. ' 'gating ;,..- - Wes in Public w a s, which,' after Ipting read a first d a l e , - - Wrest! a sre.—' - - Marley, • - • :* 7.^ • • „ • 1.; • Ac . - . letters' have . been sent . too • • '-''nom k" ent?:TY.tr.; corn and potatoes at Monas- , --..--mai--. s" ' KECC 114:51Zi',ti - Nisriffi , Pier4issit?: l Jill acconuts •in general from , z _ considerable citows ii)E. derable•diStress and con- . were indicted ind F i i ct (k e rie d for .ll° forging by anon.-with regard to the inha- FORGENG BANK NOTF.B He G n u rs ill de aumc ßa.ch L em cm o a nt n : Many otthe 'inconveniences they uttering-notes resembling Ra.iik notes. listed by a vigilant and prompt `.racy, to prevent the mischiefs' The th r ee P r i soners were pr i soners o f war on huaid state;!, hording back provisions from sale; i t m hep e r n i s s e on esxhtiepnatt hCahliethabmee,naimidanausfßeactaukrendotobsytotahtie. ru nt ose . prisoners, their trials excit e d cons id erable lila well known that .the owners of vessels, laden m '.lllb potatoes; in the river, hive refused to discharge Jph Needham, a private o f M ar i nes, their cargoes, until th o s e which have arrived befor e them have first cleared out. The LoaD MAYOR will that he .was on the watch on board the Glory prior oT ectoileapply some remedy to this distressing and ship on the evening of the Ilth of October last; tmermous abuse:" , , he saw a light below, and looking through the • • port, be saw the three Prisoners ate the bar about . a table ;. Rouelle was in the middle and 4as in By aft arrival from the river Plate, a Buenos Ayres ; the very act of - making what appeared to him Gtactle'Extrtiordinary,of thettst of November, h as to be a Bank note lie was drawi it with I been . received. It contains reports of. various suc- ng cesses gaiued by the patriots over the Government. India ink and small br us h e s, an d h e sa t ; the note about 'half finished. Ile hallooed down to forcesle Peru. The Portuguese troops, according 1 them, and said, " What, you are at your rogues' to the last accounts, were still at Maldonada. tricks ogaiu, making bank-mites!' Rochemont was In answer to a question asked by the Earl of 1 at this time partly undressed,. standing . a little din. 1 lance from the table, with his hands against Ms sides LAUDERDALE, it was yesterday declared by Lord BATIII,REV I that nongreement• whatever on the sub. I —Randle -came forward 'awl said be Was inakin; jeet of commercial intercourse , subsisted between this same, and desired him the wituess, to come te the Government and the Government of France. , port at eleven. at night,` andrse. Woidd give him two, Lord Osseurozi will this day move, in the Hensa one Of which was to be for )0 hiniself„ consideration of- Coutrions, 'the . second reading el - the third:Theatre of his gettiog the other ; 410104 ge,, immediate, Dill, and airthe objection lank to the Bill last Ses- reported what be saw to setrigiant e,. who desired &km is reasestidbysthe actual rebuilding of Drury- him to 'keep upon the. welch, and reierned e id) Pa lane, there swot be little doubt but the House . will therow, a private reariue, and Mr. Bray I . ,they then refet the Bill to a Committee;' where the propriety' rushed down below, and seized ailktite,Piiseners and of erecting another Theatre, and the question of me- their papers ; they snatched away** 'they could,. Dolton , may be disaug.sed a"d awett a ined' and several notes were found. , ~,, :'. Ile lire concerned to state, that the distresses of . rhe notes were then . produced, sod they were very Liverpool, hitherto but little burdened with poet, exact imitations of Hank-uotes, and were executed have se much increased, that, the week before last, entirely by drawing and writing, and not h i copper -18,000 persons - were obliged to be sustained by the plates. contributions if the inhabitants. . Bray, Patherow, sad Lowe, eonfi n 111;4. ilfit itete- It was reported last night that &caseate Jed been meat, with this further adgitiou, thit Legion Made a received In town of the death of Eart-fli. V-sicksT, rush at one of them with 'a knife. .‘ at his seat at Rockets, in Rime. . - Mr. GURNEY, for the Prisoners bete addressed DEATH or Ma. - Jome nOaNE Tooss.—Cla Wed- the Court as to A matter of.law. * He ebierved, that nesday - night, .ibout twelve o'clock, this once cote•-• the Prisoneradt i ergbiseners of *at, not voluntary brated philosophical and literary character breathed" reside n ts in this country, neither were they upon his last, at his house on Wimbledon Comte, iii the their parole of honour, which perhaps ,might make 77th year of his age. • .• • a distinction, but 4hey were in close coefioement.-- Yesteeday Lord KEIT H had an. aediliiseit 4f the H e submitted to tie Court that they owed no local. Parsee Reor.xx at Carttoa-house, and tookliiiie of al l egiance to this c ountry, like foreigners who be. his Royal Highness, previous to hisleaving town to r egime domiciled here, end .that.. they could not he take the command of the.Claneel Fleet. His Lord- answerable to the extent of tho. foss of their.lives far ship was.-t° leave town this' meriting at fite o'clock. an offence against the political lowa of this country. Yesterday the Jess i AnvocAss bad an audience Forgery was but a fraud in the scale of moral guilt, of the Parser ReorsT, at Carlton-house,. and took but the commercial character of this country had cu. his !loyal highness's commands upon some Co' urt- -lh 'lttiteck it into one of these to .he puoishoti hy the Martial. • „., • .',.. • __ severest penalties, even .with the los of life. In - This •dary, at ens o'idocit, the ralNet-ItaGEIPY other countries whose charades. anAtedielet wets • ' . ' held a.Privy Council at. Carlton-Hour. Thal Re- /11ot-commercial, it might perhaps! 04.e1y ,he punished . cone:snot Lendewattended.and made his report of w is h bnp r i tassu e s st„. le thin s Atilt only, if so the convicts capitally convicted at the last Session, f ax , did be conceive. the I!rfseepte • answerable. — in the Old . Bailey. : , -- •- I; • r . Wert suldect.af.tfie lcifigilool l 9o444 tiF# knew, Antengst the otaer slips to. he • found in that ; ex.... A gnu was presumed to knew thew which was to be cellent work, The Edinburgh; &WW I take the fol; I t b o. s ui t -o p t : a s = L. :AO men, Prisofiers .lowiog. , speciinen from. m the • amber published last o ht ose sec t ed .d .i i icialy, wit not be presumed, February, 4 "011 titurAdeeation.of,the Pomr.'-r-'!. 14. ow nn ' te ,O utr ii cl a s id . to psi Ow kawief..* State to warmth - of attachment .4a lie , .eaw fyilivillsi.litkvfot , hint they owed no allegiance, lati,r4lll , ltOte w . (that is the Pore aIISENT), has gone even 1N14011 , 1 rage they -wet . * even strangets ! . 4 ll4 eked Ak i Ji, the father, and we will venture te, predict thin , with t i re Fo s t er 's Beek, to. sittVi *s. in., OM .it .M, his Crown, be inherits such ' a portion of thee, . most : Ruyul virtue, steadiness towards his friends„:as will ; be even doubted whether a doinicil.o . .sdiett !Ninny co punished for a hi-each of faith ,its :hearisitthe tintek 3 .: bring to greater shame than they have 'Owe. rie ex- i my's commiestoe; end then g reat etre* Arai lidd on i perieneed, the afire intriguers whose coaduct we are unwillingly obliged to contemplate . " the Quesa's Proclamation, br whir+ alsecmisedoci. I corky to such subjeCts of I. rence and in a ie... iThc.Oticer of the. Treasury, alluded to in .the I public Pipers as basing had an eatent recently is- 1 sided. here, .and conducted • themsettee peetriblr.use.. . i This was, coesideeedas e.,lifieakemt, to a liefoge_s,anti• e *. sued against his onIRIe , - Is, we are Informed , . alr' i that those who resided here any* - thai. _PreclOhtio",. ; - I were . domiciled, and owed. 1404 eitegliOnt to 'tike:i GRINNER! ) late a Chief Clerk in that 'Office. ' counto,:.44 . 4berefore hoped, Ow the leßme.44 ! . The execetiowel.lemmatt,. which was to have takea _. place on Monday nest, has been postponed, in con sequence-of the tide not serving at the proper time. Judge I:osg4l.lhink the point of sugudent,iiipttraacat v. to save for the future censideretifinof a1t1110.41A0.. • • . "i- N.- 1 - " -e Mr. Justice Gauss observed, Oat .the 04,10 ; twee . ' • "NIV2 L. INTEL LIGENCE,. . , Wed among the Judges,. +a wail s lim. Somelysill PORTSSI 00TH, !Pitmen 19 • . ago the case first occurred be fore' fore , him, on the NOr.. The sit i arweri4 is qehe rromrst, d i d by the arrival ofbews, f o lk Ci rcu i t : t h e P r is oners in that case were not that , ' Preeeb sertisneooloo 'moiled toot of L'Onienl, ron*lnf l tsied at the Circuit at which. tberWere **teal- but . et eve alp: Adartml Lholutan sailed at day-uses taismeirina, i stood over unt il a su b sequent Cir c u it, when the with the irewerak* 1 :1 1 sebedli.coolbell000t I'Minnileinsr 741 ' Pristeneriere tried -.4l.Alsolict4 'lf tat decision • and Comm sloop, is search of tbern. Salted the reloros,,lo, Capt.g6wleY I and was 4 ever . ved diet Lt • Made no ob'ectioti, nor - 0 & rai d — 4 with I had !lever since been questineed; and m etthiCione in """Y f9"l"..M.ditenabean'i i c i le 9(ll'?" '• 13'• Hue. 914414 iniirres se t ' or j udgment. ? awe _ . ,pu.r4 ... Percl 1 1 1164 : "Ii t n : 81 I tal Ci al, L ."' ; cruses , • ~' - - - ns hod taken p l loce ''' iiidt • t t - the .44 lllll4 l**r l a y lc c o v n et . . • .1.', 6 !" rirlit 2 •OalMiri t -tir-bideetied. ." . .••• - - ..: • "'- -- hiving been questioned.. ... 4 e• , •',. ! . Thelkiiltiaafaltealaaanaltaia** . l.l4 7y kkalliMOlL; ' The' evidence on .the *OA. o.lMtOn being 1: ?•••!'''' • •"S• l '''''''''''"tem.4'lli l 4 l 7 l.l ".. ••, ' • 27 - - 7 .... closed, the Learned Judge _ 4t "P with rent visitor 4 f i llc o l alaillai " 111 '- 'oni and ronseikrd to the Jery'how far it op . . : „. ii ..'ll‘e Ritei'an ~ )oFib° swilbwmf . " io the cis, ert . tawialiticulir'Prisoner. T 6 iad . alli ' ' ‘ grwiumw. " :'*° ::ii i i .' . ' '... ' • • . biy, after - 8'444 consideration , retina Lai= and - • *141.01,1110.2,.... i ic a l l‘ Larina. ..• .1: 13ir , ; • Retied* Guilty ) aid Reebetnpnt ,Not otiettip . • • --- • , ' i dr .** " * • '.' '' * * •'. .. American , and Jean - 440, :a' a convicted of biclisie.led th e PalacPll3!° " ...P.**l‘6l; ----- --•— • ',Robert Dilliver, a prisoner of ,war, by birth as • ' ri . -- 4..AiTl,l,llCsitor 17. `• "- t do': at- The Seettk u jjoa:*** arrived la .I.eith ROOM yestentay : „tering forged notes a the above descriptkon. It sp. avirolakfriiii In; with thiMt.4o4, *inlet POOre. 9 1, peered that forged notes, to a greatekten , were . LimaWm • iiiisistkiebeeptelso a emitter . ewe have or", 1! enlisting in Chatham and its eicinity',:wl - tiab_were pol o :. ' . I rovile. - taiimi •• 00441% *_____,1 11 ° R , ( mit__- 16 /°: itifactu red by the French prfsonerh and sent , -. . , .. ..-_.. * ' loohoi .• 40411, 'Wale me lick nand " I P' ij r i ! ' shore by the sailors and'hiariial,.,_, teedetemailitsionettept wire elf thi Outvote._ . )•• .-- , 4 :• • i';"=EiVe.l 4 ,!=eorrc •. • • • -; v • ...TOE 1114111 K KIN.- . . . , . BANK MEsssne...,Yesteesliky dress was a Qesr• te I Meeting at the Bank, thee the boll year's di* , itir i licHAstaf„ Mattel 20. ~: . . _r_y , _ ___ cio error title • She 'entitle tliellteeooqwr *Wig cowl - vidend ' clecl' some t, toe' V veal Is. • . 44 "utsi • - . , , ~ • ----- - , • .. -•• • . . .. • ~ . . ~ •,..„...4:.•!*r ' . • • • • • • '' ' '. 1 - .' ' ". tv• t riffig t f rA r •I r EEMAN. an illustrious Friend of his, now no mote,. had'in * ' . ' Irr :..: • • ..-! ' . 11. 11.6 1 .; !•" •'• ? v " Thar. sale . ..-• , -(hThimitetaitig , it p ~...,-.. teutted *opining to concede them what they. re- • ....., 1 .. ; quired, mithoutiviving Iliult • iliirkfl . "4ll . ilia haa 1 .: . ~;....,.,-# 4 ,, .L: , 1 tereven LI t .e/pre„ ) against. the probable elects .itt I their. (alsios - teing ' granted. • lie • procitedatti stkirTisiaarake . Itnei 'to ~ ..0,;,...., . ; .0.. ... ... •• • • mulueutilimatiiimilmO speak on lice nebjectrefoiket claitne,:••.aud on..thilt - .* ' , improper ilipnner ilirwiiiek they-had been urged, aittlysilsk 47? G ., KS . . , ,Tit pi trA tAT t/NE O'CLOC/C. - - 4 4,D u bli tt, mai ' • • - lodia Bomb 1111. , 21. pr. • „„„. I , re at tile muse time strongly !deprecated the practimka per Cesit.:rees. Si 60 -; , Errtiegner Bias id. 1d 3 pr. ,'""" would be allevi bringing them into ever r triscussion, to keep up ' g p a r. colt. Sol. . .. Oita) Sid. . 4 c ) : o l , l 4 l ni for A„ t. 60 , • of ferestallin and holt e*ertion of the Magisti ferment.in one part of tlte tapir° which had already .. 1.......t0tr0rn e, (4.,j5ii oat .. Lliviery 'Mkt* 4 11 ill . ..' .it is well known that ' g been eacited. Their lordahips he was confident * r,,,„ sk r — , - A ea :,' SW' -7 , . . '' , ,vitit.r.AVlll.Magar.l 5043 KR ZY' ' 1 w.. ; --" T - 1 - a zi - 11 - 11 7 a--- - - -- a - i - ; r Rdletiag seeuritle7iONiblie w wF" ZiliCt; ' , ‘ a " re; gr ialts i g l" rea gr r: C1 " 1.112 Wit uleY were atterwardn admitted. Lard I 'nth dity the Macke. mobile tke kite eott&aryitidds roast- v id en d wig s er by , rem/ to i pe r first oats., was ordered to tie a snood *we litt Mesiik;d l fontsysLuts was not.present et tbetsiebate / atta. Met, wise. ilookais•kidtkof alidiee an isc l ume r: l4llll n tE ltik'r 4; d a r t cent. clear of ull deductions tor iNomtilit• Ater"' &et. - • • 1 els WELLEar.vr, contrary fa - exisectation, remainef l eta:A7. llNe ira l " : 4/ eir e p tii;eree. lie tarte ra Y - prietor afterwards rose, sod caiii4 Alm, the Ron. Gentleman obblioed perksion for. aos* , 41 . - broil& ill. R Bill RN revive the Committee of Hilary En qu i rv ,f agent tite..irbltie of •the night.' . 'rite nebtionot"Lora- th" . ze k '. dike two hiad.fteez, the Meeting to the racism* now bef which was read o Grit time, mod ordered to be read a smiled _ i_s • 1 . mehreriee. ' _ ltd at clogl. ths ' l ' ade a I , ' Bank of Ritelod-motes Or I,f) rabic Don tad' the dismissal of Minitten directly hi Bawd ntanwrhst amoknosensildowg iklar af ale 11 . 6 " va " . :i time to-morrow, - , The loam Rill was read a third tithe gad passed. ' gen t 40 t ee Aniendinent, ?repo* -by Ministers, "'hot. - - ,- --..4. 110 6t 21 !Pk ik k f o • ( " 1 " ) •- • Mr. GRATTAN save nailer. that oa die t7sla of April , he .. 7 _L is! I. x lii init hoped "niL this msasere -11 ; -- alt 90S II V - W I. /a ,., 17 11 e 4114 .••• ..... IS Ana ' ( lat OM) '• • recommendation frog) tb. AAA th. hi *SIP weak: mate; Mafioso far a Committer. W take into easoider..., wall myriad *P i ot ' bis-44,01 "`"Pt i l 11 :Ma*" It t ' 4 ' ; - - ' ... ' ‘..‘ * ilk . . 4 "; 32 ' ng 41 that the oaquestiOnabin, 11016.1114. 41 1 0 L r = titian the Petition. sreseuted by tbn arew .r of the C ity or o f r'e es• ..... I 1.. • sto , ser , . r 43 " Cork. -- 03. •., • - • ..: , J . ,' . * ~_,...• 4 4$ and the weilsikassysa wea** - .Arljoaraml Gil tomorrow, (tbisday). - • Nitia .-. 1 --- , ~- ..A.tr' -: ~ J ., • ** • - loPte-.^ '• • '-' . - 4 te 37.4 • Ste 41 ,1;1: " *as a.adustsi secairitf , ifOr ,W i lk h re° I 46.1:116111.11apew it blowilki; opci l ed tagoolist . fa big ~ Ell. 11* litairi,::. I " lies. ... . 0 . . .. . . , io • . .. r ' ." 4 0 4 K 31 1 ( ‘ ' 40 . 1114:•httniir*4%4 * * fiturest a 10 $0 , so aautsaa,..", Weioronr , wino At the Mansion-house, vaster*" John Turner 4 1 iNholitli 10301114:6 10 iiii ddlitik iteittli "by .f.••-• • eeply.aaid, that** ? clerk to hit• ELLswolt . te linent4iit ai r Hilltops i Initmegielsilef ''' ' ' w 2 • T ' . 4 ' *6 Si llieris46 4 '... ih t e =tZ• le. "' ''' s. 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