The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-03-05 00:00:00

I if I, ) '' .y 'F r . • - voles, and meted that l subsegnendy, 'gbh tf rkw to °Wein this coveter Petition s the reshot ease tioil4 had been "used by the Agents of liffl are.. ',mutt to meek* the siguatures to it of persons dee pennent open hie Lordship and In his employ. They bad far this purpose resorted• to threats, and In peril,: culer two individuals had been thregeeed. with being turned out of their &tens, and dismissed from his Lordship's employ, if they did not sign the Pee Mims. The Earl of ESSEX said, he knew nothlog of the circumstances alluded to by the Noble Lord. The Petition bad been handed to him by the Noble Earl alluded to, not being able to attend, Lord KENYON steted, that he had intheated to Earl Grosvenor his 'titration of stating their** ems. sleeted with the mennerof ebtaieing signatures to this Petition, if that Noble FArl should prompt ke * disclaimed any intention of imputing to the Noble Ear) who now presented tip Petition, any lures/. ledge of the circumstances to which. he bad )uded. Mjaarnoll till to.movrow (lids day). • HOUSE OF COMMONS. The emu of the Covassittalso the Petitieer *we Carew, then wen walled over. via. T. F.llerobcoto, E.q. 44 Randle J. A. Stuart Wortley, Esq. Eibiend Homily, al. ,t. Riackhunte k _ER. Sir C. Pole. Balt. Sir I'. Sotto% oat, A. e, qty. Lord Aosley , Si r IL W it y a toilises, Dart. te . J. Delwin, EA, on. T. W . Wow Pitt, Fen, - B. Oahe. Sol. !' tell TV Thep Gonwobmp was swoon, mad willtfrow. atllltrl is t. Sir W. CURTWpraseesrel aPe s titise from dm rkftbestb. Igoe 'Tsaderc and ethers of the Cityged Pealed Lom la b*, toner of the East Seas Company. • . likY Z". Theemasesaf the Gouweilloo se the *tido., avVaet the ril• _ 'R a w nem rose . fare for the Town of Pembrelse were ealW over , la. R. IL Oglo, Esq. T. Shelley, Faq, I the Pressen CharlOtte of Wales, .wevid sot have a! .se, for his not preoeeding till to-morrow. air B. Hohlsouse, Bast Mr J. Wharton been an intercourse subjected to regulates& and re. Lord CASTLEREAGH said, that thEArtny Este. T. It. Beaumont, Esq. Hon. W. Eliot amines ; bet wield have hems prolebitea altogether. mates stood for to-tisorrow; but 'that - his Noble F. F. T. H. Faster, EA Marge Bail*, Robert Esq. Show, Esq. . .1. Gait% Eec. • Lord STANLEY wished to know, whether Ids Friend, the Secretary at War, would not object to Hen. C. Hope SirC. Saxton. Bart. Majesty's Ministers intended to take any ether me. giving way for the Hon. Gent's motion. A. Atherly, Req. R. J. Macdonald, Pee. T; F. low* Esti. li ce of - the letter received by the Speaker from her The other Orders of the Day we're gone Omagh. Lord COQHRANk moved for certain rapers Motive to the R oya l mo ms t h e P r i n cess o f W a l es ? -...Adjourned. . State qf Grerowieh Hospital, and the number of Seamen dis- Lord CASTLEREAG II said, be should give the renerneeneees !:burger! from the Navy. PRINCESS OF WALES. accustomed notice, whenever he should have any In. REPORT ` arc. 1Y) HIS ROY4G HIGHNESS Mr. COCHRANE JOHNSTONE rose, in pur- tention of submitting any motion upon the subject, THE PRINvE REGENT. • stance of his notice—bet before be had uttered any Lord MILTON said, that-as the Don. Mover of -elan„_ thing which was audible in the Gallery, the original aseition had abandoned, or more strictly Th e foll ow i ng Members of his Majesty's most Mr. LYGON rose and moved the Standing Order speaking, had postponed his motion sine die, he was fivnounibie Privy Coancil viz. of the House that strangers be excluded. desirous of knowing whether the Noble Lord also The Grace e the Aft , hatehop of ' cuterhory, The SPEAKER. having, in assequence, ordered , intended to postpone all proceedings on.the subject . The Rght Hon. the Lord 111gb Chancellor, the strangers to withdraw, !of the letter sine die ft He considered the present His Gran the Arrhhisloop of York, - - - , Mr, iSENNErr rose to move that the House do as a very grave subject, and not of that trivial im- His Grace the Lard Priam* of Ireland, oajourn— I portauce which the Noble Lord affected to repro. The Lord President ef the Commit. . . . • . • Mr. Berinett's motion was stipperted briefly by' sent it. The Lord Privy Sad, Cre. Mathew and Mr. P. Methuen; and opposed I Mr. BENNETT Intimated his intention, whenever The Earl of Buckinghemshire. by Lord Castlereagh, Alderman C. Smith, Gen. Malt- : the Gallery was cleared, to persist in his motion of ad, na Earl Earl _. .. "sr , • - . land, and Mr. Ponsonby. A division ensued, when ' imminent. He should . repeat his motion, that " the The Fart ' or p l igravv. the numbers were — i li ons do now adjourn. The Viscount Melville, Agaio.t the Adjournment .. - 2411 Mr. YORKE expressed his regret that the Hon. The Viscount Sidemen', for the Adjournment - . . LIS _ Member should persist in his resolution, wliielt would The Visceont Castlereagh, Majority against the Adjourotneot r lull tend to impede the progress of the public business, The Right Hon. the Lord Bishop of London. The House being resumed, He thought the House ought to mark their sense of The Right Hon. Lord Elleoborough, Loch Met Alai= of Mr. cog tlitAN E JOHNSTONE said, that as an : such conduct. He had once been himself a marked the Court of Ring's Beech, Hon, Member neposite had thought proper to clear : man and been nearly in danger of having his house I The Hight Hew. the Speaker of the Reese of Cameo% the Gallery, he should net bring forward his motion pulled down, for clearing the Gallery,—for doing his The Right Hn the Chamomile, ef the Duchy, the Chaeoellst of the excetemer, Rthat eight, but would reserve his right of renewing It duty.[ He would not hesitate to say, that n ekes the T o ow i at any future period. . ! House maintained that ancient andledispetibi• right, Th ltli e s fi tte .,, eishis t r i vs. lll. the keet ef - a t . 111 ... - - ' - •____ Chief onstfee et thosameetre?pee Mr. LYGON said, that whenever the 119 n. Meese i Genttedan hid all better go home to tlealryespiective moo l e ma ' ; ',.. . her renewed his motion, he should also renew his mo. i counties and places of residence. • - tee Right Hoe. the .Lord Chief Baron of tae apart et Em. tion for the exclusion f all strangers. I Sir JOHN NEWPOR r trip* Oat the ;Hon. A mmer , Mr. W. W YNNE suggested the propriety of his ! Member (Mr. Bennett) would eat ielin the power he. The Right Hoe. the Judge of the High 0•11111Mf may, Majesty's Ministers bringing forward some motion ; held of moving an adjournment; and that be would The Right Hoo. the Deena the Arches, upon the subject. ' not he deterred by the threats of any man, however Having been summoned by command of your Lord CASTLEREAGH said, that the Princess of . high in authority. He begged to remind Gentlemen Royal Highness, on the 19th of February, to meet Wales having thrown herself upon the wisdom and jof a period, when a late Right Honourable Friend jat the office of Viscount Sidmouth, Secretary of justice of Parliament, lie did not feel it to be his duty lof his (Mr. Fez) wad exhausted by hie application to ;glace orthe 'to origivate any motion whatever on tee subject. h l ' Ms public duties, some of those Gentlemoo, who on i H ome Department, a communication was, however, perfectly open to any Member of that this occasion exclaimed against the question of ad- ; was made by his Lordship to the Lords then prielint e House, who thought that the Princess or Wales had : journmeut, had themselves repeated that question, ! in the following terms t-. received any injustice of which her Royal Highness • perhaps fourteen or fifteen times in the same even. I Mw Loaos,—l have it In command from his had 4 right to complain, to make such motion as he ing. ,if strangers were to be excluded from the i ßoyal Highness the Prince Regent, to acquaint year thought proper, I Gallery, the consequent* would be, that the public Lordships, that a copy of a letter from the Print** Mr. WHITBREAD said he felt himself called • would consider the House of Commons as a s or t o f upon to rise, and say 0 few words, after what had ; Ses t et Trib u nal, sheltering Itself from p u blie o pi. of Wales to the Prince Regent, having appeared in fallen from the Noble Led, at whose silence so slalom. 1 a public paper, which letter refers to the proceeds' t former night on this subject, be had already ox.l Mr. YORKE explained, that the reason assigned , lap that took place oan enquiry Instituted by ems. pressed hie surprise. When he (Mr. Whitbread): for the Adjournment, and not the motion of M. ; mend of his Majesty, in the year 1806, and con. 'poles on that occasion, be was ignorant who were ! journment itself, was the foundation of his cont. ' t o nes among other matters, certain animadversions the Members of the Privy'Council who had framed i plaint. open the manner in which the Prinoe Regent has ea. the Report in question. 'Since he entered the Hotta*, Mr. CANNING observed, that he had already . • erased h is undoubted right of regulating the conduct . he had seen in an even* 'newspaper, vhat per. I lhown that he disapproviid of the motion of adjourn. ' rived to be a copy e l f • this ems Report, signed by sent, by voting against it; which he *meld s w ig 1 and education of his daughter the Princess Char. `el kr his Majesty's l'rivy Council. • 'Ho Must pre. I do, wlseeevee it should be pressed to a division.--1, loth ; and his Royal Highness having taken into hie terse that the letter of her Royal Highness tile Pah:. I motion for clearing the gallery, and excluding; consideration the said letter so published, and ad. fess of Wales related to that Report. The Noble , strangers —with what propriety now made, he should ; arting to the directions heretofore ' given by his Ma- Ford (Castlereagh) had already told the Neese; that ' her decide s —was founded on a privilege, the enteral jesty, that the documents relating to the said Ea sel -.. e e mrtt;ln of the Hon. Member (Mr. Cochrane • eiserof which must ever be maintained, without any , • ry should be sealed up, and deposited in th e o ffi ce Jobee,e...) cunt: on, he seined he ready to give quilificition, or question npon it ; or it mould, in gni certain dezeils and explanations; bet those de- fait, loselts whole essence. The present motion of of his Majesty's Ptincipal Secretary of .State; ht , tail, aqd eeplatietions- he (Mr. W.) cenceLeed - itejournment lie considered highly impolitic under all order that his Majesty's Government should possess would not convey all the information on this the oircemstances :"though he would admit that be the means of resorting ti them if necessaty j We platter to which that House was entitled. In fact had hihttelf again and again moved it to the manifest 2.... s. u oneseleee.bees .... akeet , itatibit the.. Report itself ounitt to ho laid-ao .4its- able ' . impeding** of she - progress of pdbtterbueineser ' lie 7f t mu letter of the NIKON of Walt*, an d - I had doeo so with lbe"apress Intention of marking tiers of the Privy Council who' had signed it, and his sense of the impropriety of proceeding on the of the said documents, together mith the copies of more particularly of the Nolee Lord, whd had also particular businescof the Mitre, without due time other letters and papers, of which a schedule Is an.- signed a report made in 1807, respecting the conduct f or deliberstion ; conceiving that motion to he ameag netted, should be referred to your Lordships, being: pf the Princess of Wales,eurd which was understood th e Lawful arms of a minority against an overbearing M embers of his Majesty's most Honourable Privy to relate •to matters of the utmost -importance, to m a jority. The atte m pt to restrain and_ limit the - ouncil, for yowl' , , . u take same step on the subject. Some passages in this power of clearing the house of "st r in g er s wou l d , if i consideration ; and that you last Report appeared to him so ambiguously worded, successful, destroy its independence at to the pub. should report to his Royal Highness your oplahme a i that they might be supposed to convey Imputations of lic ; and tiny ettempt to• enter into a dinclubdtion on ' whether, under all the circumstances of the eases it the ;hest criminality; they were capable of being ; the , motiver. or On• the discretion of Members, in ,be fit and proper that .the intercourse between the is construed. Whenever the proposed de. mov i ng chescandi ng Dome. would destroy the Jude- ' Princess of Wales aid her daughter, the Natoli came on, ho should- feel it his daby to , express pendonce of the Houk within itself. sentimente freely • • huh, the mom time be must 1 Mr. STUART 'WORTLEY ettplalned the so- I Charlotte should continue to be subject to regula.i ' , thathaeigg isms neither an acquittei nor an , fives on'whiels be ha,' tie a Primer Occesiou a moved , lions and restrictions :••• and tertaiely not both together, of •her ; a question of adjeuttnmettt. 'He did dot' me lte that I 'Their Lordslepinejeerned their Meeting* to Tees- Highnesee• be was . got.yot isi a situation, in ! motion from' the censideritionof his bavbsc ao i aw. i der the tad *Fiebrtary ; and the intermediate days avid, with -propriety, ester into a dis- Men a . t o h e a r hhespeech." " •' - - ' I havi been employed In penning the documents ri ot the subject. He felt it highly important Lewd CASTLEREAGH trusted, that the House! re ach to appa -1 h eocumeets -druid. he laid before Parliament would never be called 'epee' to delilleOre litt the i-. by oommend of year Role' Niehe v. they proceeded ow th at end. the following day to s u ch resolutions on this case, as it might right of attic Member to mere in edjoatet et • Thee -- T , •I . . _ •'' • ti the Anther , laid dotements, require. , . ' et - .' riiiht **l ~et- I_ , • c43TLEfitEAGLI said be ober liken Yrdell 1 eem ' speed had &Ilea (rem the .lon . I . wet . pit .k was agy ludiridiedllitothbet s who ' IthelWe'" - knew', le. be ef xuffieient• the foundation of nenotiatne tee lembe It. .Fps his *wow' that.. ha etuaulet net mike I . 4uty food • Oa* proceeding. ft. a :, his 4qty *edify. As . fTell ..i......t i 5i5....... / . ;.. ..:.. Si. 47 involved the happiness of your Royal Highness in your parental and royal character, and the most im. portent interests of the State, thet the intercourse booms her Royal Higlsness• the Priacois of Wales and her Royal Highness the Princess charlotte, should continue to be subject to regulation and restraint. We humbly trust that we may be permitted, with. out being thought to exceed the limiti of the duty imposed on us, respectfully to ex?ress the just sense we entertain of the motives by which . your Royal Highness has been actueted I u the postponement of the conOrmation of her itioy i l Highness the Princess Charlotte, ;s it appears, by a statement under the band of her Majesty the Queen, that your Royal Highness has conformed in this respect to the de. clued will of his Majesty., who had been pleased to direct; that such ceremony should not take place till her Royal Highness should have completed her 18th yesr. We also humbly trust that we may be further per• miffed to notice some expressions in the letter of her Royal Highness the Princesspf Wales ; which may possibly be construed as implying a charge of too serious a utters to be passed over without observa tion. We refer to words—" suborned traducers." As this expression, from the manner in which it is jntredeArds may, Perk Per in liable w idsconstroc. -Son (boa it impassible it may be to sqp/Mse that it can bare hot so intended), to hare reference to some part or the conduct of your Royal Highness, we feel it our bounden duty not to omit this opportunity of declaring that the documents laid before es afford the most ample proof, that there is not the slightest foundation far such an aspersion. C. OA NTCAIt. ELDON, Z. BOR, (Siglied) SMMOUTIT, J. LONDON, ELLENBOROUGH, CHAS. ABBOTT, N. vANsurrma, C. BATHURST, W. GRAN I'. A. MACDONALD, SCOrT, J. NICHOLL. W. A Riding. HARROW DT, P.C. WESTMOELAND, C.P.S. BUCEINGRAMSHIEE, BATHURS T, LI VE it POOL, M U Lalt A Y E, MELVILLE, (A tree copy) SIDMOUTIf PAST D 11r.—From the various measures which the Association of the Manufactu i•ig and Labouring Poor are adopting, to augment tt.eir highly useful, but impoverished fund, it is lio91(1, that the &serv ing objects of their benevolence may continue to joy the many benefits which the ts of this society have hitherto secured to them. The 4 ,, nerml contri bution at the churches, chapels, and other places for public worship, which appears to be so kindly sauc. tiotted by oar Clergy, and by the Ministers of the yr ions Dissenting Congregations, certainly offers •the rospoct of a large accescion to their finances.— 'The renewed subscrip ion which the city of London lia,*ista.massita. I& C4llllolltelle with itrIESIIIIrtIiU 14. Cake afforded, will, it is exp cted, with this im. portant aid, enable the society to continue their sue- Vesful labours, in introducing Gsh to the interior, supplying the poor with it in all the parts of the coentry where it has not yet obtained any large de mand, anti their 'aliens other measures for subrang daily benefiting the lower oi (lets, it is hoped, tot the noble example of the Corpere;o l will be fellow / 4 ed by the Companies of the (".:ty„ tith their ac. eustomed liberality ; and it should be desired, that the Ministers of Religion, who have been sr) kindly active In the due distribution of the Sods , funds, will still continue to patronise this excenent titu• tion by the ensuing Fast Day. The fleet for India, which was to be dispatched nn Thursday the 1 tth inst.,and to sail under the prof ..r -tion of the Slitillrg Castle, will now, we understand, be dispntched on Saturday next, and will proceed to its destination ender a , special convoy which is not y e t *painted. Owe Iteadvrs will doubtless be Isuah grillified in decree Court .. .1 Cher highes 9thessii‘e ‘. bat. wag , . i i • bis soothe pbsarye, t *ccuser. 1 Royal Hi which be li - cusslou o L I that such t, :.. tp.come i Op • seen to r 4oril t by•phat there was iI ~ , 1 1 r ei t: ! WIN a silledi 0. 1 41 1 ki ...la. 4 ,..• ..1 ... -..••...... .... - . ... ... __ .. _... _ - ' I ....., . . .. - ' 1,44 .-... hi I t i lr• 'woe 1k ere delOrillbillitist e tiliale . . haelginteed he the Pehtic Pawls aatthas ho e . • , fir ,7,- •, , , . r this business whisk he • ...t 4 t . r . % . ..., F ,;: - , ~- 4 1 - is. a re, , I whenever he might be called up te . ~; . t .. - .. • 4..., : .... i ;:erbseterrer this moths obb i ltett. 'berm! Illi as by year Royal Millutago a v a l i c h hue, . mentor/ authority. 'rise raw% :___ isaa - , !,, p irt . . ~. ~‘ ~ ' 9 .', _' . ". , Wuna' the leelweeasof Wales, awn* other makers ,sueniti of a former Iseestioulke , ne - T ~_._ . _, tom ..„, .44eorstelentt am _• . piths tbot the Jeterceetse Imbuing he Re - . ; I sot este of Amp et no dm s aa = -the Oiti, . ' 't.... ' alio withdlste Ille * . . t yal Hi gh. e - 4 . . the Pti - A t.,„.. .5.,.• Ora olaisi :X e i r ~ ATM 911 " Pad liii* 4 47. 1 Ile g h " ese th e Priam@ Charlott es A ; i , , , i k.4„ .1 blekbeen eohjoetedlo ottlain rieettledoeS. intercom* between her Royal of Welsok.ond Abe, I'WOW t. - . of 1 Aiwa oratlita, Set 4 11 ! 1 1 - . et:: *1 : .'-. . '- .! 41101.4 ek . .1. :.. ' : "Pnineg onlae: ' - 04;" ''' . "TeliMe . Smother el takiehthelitaothearrPaa"epersireerhmferreds fttonoitdb; ' tw " " • ' •• 1 9 ' .W•We al "strnia tildibiti - . ' wit Ili. ss• *a ii, OW a " .. •-• i .., . • a -- , -...r."—`&4°.-! . your v _ , . _.,,,s t si ti e dinee 1 Ro y al . Hlghatis, all the documents-relati v saailitoliepee, of the Privy Comma:. :"... ' A,' ;'-' ' 4 'UM' " the * twoi ,. ~ , , , e t o i : f love ; boy eom i : g rreilsaar hadm a t . sewi so in : Poe tra = he .. seti . lad itero coul t 1 / 4 1ise ps • lemorbot Winag nostii . tb: of „.. ' _ j lt: thiwo Colla — 14ft, bot h . isakeriallitis ki t ngr illuPeilde , Cro po wa r ao2 l i : iiisi tiletri th: l :l titat.d o tth , i i i l f cleitieriloTtlial.i.Roboryeielimilressemi Hig7dtnioesn:fs,trhhe.:: 1 the 'clyislititaliisom'ir hid indould Me Prley 0 442 .. _etch* b.. Ow .A nat s ch, 'chomp of Wales, which appear to have bees press e d 1 1 . I , I C: of tleil: se r : ots tkak tilmo th ' a li s t doesubssi k". • = 4 l lP assid b. itatherbettillited. . iiii". . diongsl ifibliftree e sket iltpli ts taatbit' iroold iel Weetti: m 2- .o " oeseeitost 'ibenb i dl4 7 ll":' %lestaoll°P.f. th e. o:::4llthe""Sar..ViCe6flaiMido2.Rrdlahluiriliegbw:eit.iii9ditnipeenitgehe I ! hint to be of untwist Importance to do . ._ . _ before us twilight x iiitbsid to i . hil i ii , i i era ia o f hie liklitteeheettisp .'.' ' at P datY, by Winer they were treat. I ...laid ow el t h row a s l ue iso the r ' of attoisitteest if ' liiiiilaimpiWidfisir Woe Ornipt i 4,l., 0 0e . WSW 'hi his Majesty's cons id erat i on. And your .. 1 Wales,* who OM Wore thai .04leddeoll n O O lO , O et inell**lrtalli hollifr• W. PK itaie4 Highness hating been irociaally Pleated t o and Who had no Privy Commit to abbe bah sod =ti it i , hoverer, MA mil Immollidet, declared 'that he eetabmod vs to report (my, opfnians to your Royal I fia l i t e e rn l a u ltt ty lms el , .. the i : speoet ia ll her obla 9 Le iliak illiica rtr f eet: " . .*,le wia lli"111141111111 1,04 10 0 4 0 :; 74. iPila w k tioL t•Neat ik" . ° 7 llll s ll : l4" si tt senuee l • l7l:: : Pa n t a hlu ee th"' ni the lime* case , _ ,,it...l. l 7 .t fit ile a r o . d s pro ild per er a , i t i lt . _s eh t e th c e r le 'reu t:jc s o ta u n r c se el. b o e l . , ! Seine other * ve lar Ma Rot ewe fqirr bb CM& w) ' :06 eakjilik sodas at Nee; or, if h e tweee\se• rrieoeti of War* Cad her daughter, the lor d Wended to Alp ;' sad Weed be akeeld lure dome it ' s it c he set A m _ .• olve Nate es py o f th e R e . . Princess Charlotte, should ceadiee to be subject to i 'tread', had the' moles of die Hes. Member (Mr.. gine* se iii - ii t hl e . regulation and restraint— was WO beg leave humbly 4111:fillifOrt. to year Roy* I coelfasolliii4 o o l . l l46 o itykidelkWas . '- ble. 00131111AN4 JOHNSTONE said, he Lod CAITLIMITAGM met mmihr She amine re amyl, *Webs Welles if the Hew, and ... i ugettess, that afters full easesinetion of all the tin, i ROW e to elfekAte 4 0 11 da .1.141 berlea• egad 60 gm ea Mellia again to-morrow. --I • - ties elf Om Olt** err the FS, , 1, 41 4 . . OIL ar TitCOTE elpiaised, warba:! = a cre a°, we are Or lipinion, that ender at I seta th 4. *its TM etilaisalier saber . • . i . - shwas et ifir. cane; it 4s big* fit ay', ! ; nessffin Modem et Wmlbrite met die -ys d ow ne d. , , .. i t proper, wth a view to the Welfare of. her dm t the ',icy cp_4111•11. In the Oa a the etionditY . el Atter a cry of p owl Mr. COCHRANE JOHN- Highness the Princess Charlotte, in which are equal ' heritcral Hig6aese, the int.it.nris Witree. her sad 1 97°14 a rose a g ain ' and mentioned indisposition as i 1 .Y Involved the handiness of voor Raval 11i.h....:. It..- n..l_—_ ..I.__._.&- _r ur..5.... ........Li ... L.... .. .. - , . ~ • - - • ' - 1 mode, how‘every in - . whicii•iiiai: e tti leal -r" ;14 eier - - 1 q i*****6l o b—er "" 14•1•41 " 4 Ik. 11.4 d°°"ileutg ' ! ltiinlin- ' I. I ~..• ....a.rc. a will %Jitney/141CW W .. 1.1 " . IV .•••""" •*. g by a recent decree of the Court of Chau. tobe was not shaken I time, was different from any 'Wilke - • ' 41h0f6.4 Sed beieVesd to . topePt • Royal Highness: eery that the uhilenthrook and learned Dr. Lnrr- o. Gentleman; if .. Is the poooondings of Parliament: Re walla t_ .” IA lee tiihme'liiww . 2 '-, • " "et it 1 son , h pot into pusuumu-----10; of an estate in Torto!a, r, who felt whet wee t • th e eeedPit.4 th e Ron- fleitifinan • *Wait it 'l. ekilifitoo Alit ll* memeando of d ew .Royol 144 20,00911: per annum, 'with sue thoupad slaves.-L- -yeast laupertseee to iyas a prefer ? ' ' 1 ' • • 1 mos se a ms , It la emnewhat remarkabia that Dr. ,Larx was may: was gotta at • Captain Yt eas' e f lig beetted, that . a Ceatiottin t la ! 1 / 1 1/1".14 *1111111.1111111111111 . 1° air -- -t ' ' in the hilhit of *tootles . that fortanats 'male, iiihtt he Nest ob- to mok a eed•Nt look • eliele hitaeelf the ete-; 14111 "0"" 1 " 111 M li $ lBll / lb. " I Ul f Abiustibil who heo, Illtelood the enormous fortune. I n the e ogiii• onessisit leog a bvier at 11 , 111114 the Mains 11 es stn IMPellie„ - or *a* *Oil ili g h i s 'i " 4101 1 ammo , AmPlaiint'is ' lbw " th f ' clalmint v " la'. 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