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ley tithe bivited to do, is an ,Rest to adjust the stipula tions eta 'Pretty spun the rentaitaingobjects of their mission, se dge have the effect of what Amstar be adjusted, to their flemeteseet . that the President of the United States *mai ougZroliteral prueeedieg apes a concern of snfh par,,- swot imirmuncer as e eesicahle to the sature of it, as well eg she owl. as is its teems. la this opinion site President gees but cooties , to inspect the coosideretions *had) here- Litre e iiirtueed blue to believe that an arraugemeat upon the pain ought to stipulate with precision against the practice to igerstion, and that the matinee of it weld properly tie that witch should be chosen fur the arrangernent of the ether ponds of dismal:on _; and the iastructions whale in Coo- L o niity with that °pigeon, he bas nuor given to the Leiden timed, he dues but M anifeet his in dance upon the spirit of** tiCe sod amity, which he is snared His Maaesty's Government sill hie( to die ranee ed consideration of a subject se tuft reeling to die rigid* and feting, of a friendly °mien, for sorb as adjudiuent id this, as well is of every other question Waging to the relations of the two antutries, no shall eon itni their dispositions to mutual kieduess, and promote the hap mid prosperity of beth. • lite subject of compensation will perhaps be sufficiently aptasrsed bi the inclosed cepa& of two netts front the Uri invigeed to Lord Midland and Lord Auckland, end to ord Huwick. • It will appear Crop the last of these notes, that thq sub j.et far which the projected treaty dirt net provide, was not to le- affected by it ; but, cm the contrary, that the rights of the Lotted *elm cad the claims of their *Meta were un derstood tube richered for future adjustment, as completely it au treaty bad been made i &ad it will occur to jir. coming, that the project of an article on this point, *bleb they hod Pe homier to leave with biro at their late in'er tire, is ins the spirit of that allerstandine, and is besides so eatirely fialf from uhgeetius, that no motile: is likely tu mast egaiust the &depicts of it. There is snot sr 'abject, to which the Undersiped have the orders of the President to Invite the attention of His MA amity's Governance, as affecting materially, mud Tiring a new tied anexpeeted thareeter to the proposed Treaty. They allude to the writhes Decteratios relative to the French De of the ;leis of Horne* er last, b 7 which Ilillajesty's Pipotesitiaries accompanied their situates of tbe'f reaty; & Declaration, which, in its actual form, creates wineries lPsy emisatalissessals ix the way of an acceptance of the Treaty by the 1: wited States. The nide/Sigurd persuade themselves, that as this pro ceeding, to which no seeptiou way given on their part, im posed on the United States so new obligation, and could only toe lettlPdalliedeFlere that, hi sigainger ratifying the trtaty . , it was understood by Great Britain that sethitie, contained in 4 Ivill 4 i; /kV to-sal "telltale which es each treaty had bees smould W lawful as a 111110•1111 ef retaliation agarest ao4 as the OCCIMagle INOCII produced it dues out now 147 to gist se thee Opposed, it sill net be thought *atop Mg . & sacrificed by withdrawisg as it ensocesitry. he • adkratrind request Mr. C.aspeig to access gm hi „ vicarial ef dcw cing d e t 4 tingaithed JAMES MONROE. Right IT • 1. G. Canatag• WM. PINIKNEY• yore Whets • Copy ef the Treaty, amended nod Wiped on the 3: it ohm two, be Lords Hulbert and Auckland, on the uses pr{, and Maws Monroe use Pinckney oe the Mare, ahiek was espied sire sale sire in Tee eie • • I c Pe vie, from the Smerician Papers. The Treah is strewn !stied he mentiase eottti lusitkd, i Alterations 14 r•es..4 by the Platideut tat tlaitiertStates," of which the princi pal are Tarpeetwe end rasa* not to be oinerebend wee has ietertbsce be draea &aim the 1.1. .art to affect any griesecra now or thereafter as he yerhemily depending, teaching tin te g r illiesante of a tree had* rep, or c_Ueirtezie by:livers of the Panted States, with actoriee•Osisalis, reyead the Copt of Goad Hope. The Treace to he hirehug See ewe years, instead of ten. hew Articles proposai•--. p.,sm whatever shad, upon the big% seas, and with; usev„. :,,i,• 6 4iati c ia of either p ty, be d lee stied or taken net of sip Mop ur metel liehmeing to cute ea or subjects of one of the other pft.tres, be the pubs ur private aimed ships e. keirrug to or in the smeice c.f the other, unite: such paw. he :A the tone is the welder, soviet edam covey of soda uglier party: _ Omeophaseheldiese mradaelif CO M talteltenttlisd edioa , cheer's of the lleited Stet* that daring the war is which him ]{petty at Mint 4. the; have aunt:Lined kiss and datnaee lay teased the ex velar and illegal captures and Vof their gusset Lid other properly, sets: cu. r=i: l ty 4 Cikelandlliis:A from His Meade cots itary lb% Petra of keoeseautderstion from Lterd-Itawites hairy to Me. I•n•e•,, of the t ith of Apr', tests, of *Slick 907 tbait4t4e4 bb or neaten 7to the tomwr of at tatter bop Mes y to Mr. Madsen), ..1 the 14 , 111 tit hi?", tact, lehmli aerie" is oho looniest. 111.109114 Ceetrarbto the known and catanimiled rats of Coe Law . of Natterilt and the said anareitaam and oeieirs Laving fittlur compleieed s that fell awl cringlete rrdedis Cr ged - . 1 0J. 114 10 dau4sCnA 1 1 0•5 not .sego , kid. QM+ 4 be', Coll forates Puma, bid and obi imei In toe aidepary cease •;11 Obey! peaseediega, Hie Majesty agrees that, be will, without delay, celiae the mast ellectual rseesiares to isq (ay. tit caactrt a test the Vs. bed SUMO, it* an sopa Lai weerration of the nod cogiptaltitie sad Lieu lie will aerse of and eorupjete regsration'fq by eiscA the-muscat to the parties entitled, as justice and equity, and the nature of that resticetive eases, shell appear to require: (Illetend inch:oars referred to in No II . . Tti:s is a Lots,_ front the American roannivenners, Ilimars. Monroe and Pitibiwy, dated London An' ant land, tomb, sustitig, that this pasha and pemat , s hips ton, ps of Grail lintago har.ng sensed Adsarksa eiseria homed from the Ullded- NUMMI Us Shia flpinia West bodice, on the pretext the their ca4po mstaistett of articles of the ~.rinstli of Split, Ashes 4 war with Garet Brit .it and the Viee Admi ralty Court of Nassau having condem ned thee-area otie of these vesselsOtsoo that mutest, Mr. Kin, is n Note to lewd Baskrenary, strike 13th March, toot, rewoosttated agains4 the: acts m palpable Anse& The subject of this remonstrance wan immolistet; refe-red lathe I.ines Advocate, abase rept.ri 4.115 e rieh t f Man*, tatt,t, afiis thw.tarios that the seateuee of the Vire Admire*" Cs. 1 was erns-coos, cmoluden ~th the A,Bererlag exposis siti.,:, 4 the lawmen ideistood i-. ?:.cat &mile. relative tit the coniannes cif Neistrata with Detkoreets and their Colo. wee : .4 It ns nnw elisiimetlyttualerstood, and Iwo Isiten re peat, illy Co Oeraefirdlsy the ifieh Cu,,? of Avers', that MI pre/glut* of th.:. 1741 1 00,p yCilks (way .ors,lk ~cirey.,;teJ II; II ikeutral into tail Oleg enantry, rid Map Ist rp.c.j.id tr..nl theatre eves to :Or satanic, c.uult; tf etch C.-. 4. 11 1 titst ie is:.e IAI.IIIIf the }toilette sad tn:..: n f : tau,' of tlt i ' moth:-.4 country, MI) IS t 'a.a Elft.4 stvil 3 illyit if 011? GA 11.,.e ~ i to ta- orlogrue, Tie defer' tr..4le, modems,ln I. - -- . tl.±pother .nanny tied - its totows Ilia, 04, I stow Leal, L. , I ice %on Alm legal, skim bt tlii Sppetys Gorr( runes?. (4 ley Ms tratamthe" item this doetrioe as sazetiern4 d by the rrillsb ‘:• , errr• meat through the tat-debits u( ttee Dot, 4 , P,.. 0 .,„! al4 Lord Hastesbur7 ; arut that the pester? tie.ring ri l l t-fltat 4 the too first years of tiot.fatenrin *sr, s'!is toir,rl:::.e.ity ~ ant it, hut that ria the santes t r ut iv; b 0..-...,:, .;. r. , ICI . i moan* of Amnia* Iran safeiSs apla-~ 1 1114 1 “" tle.l to the retecties al, ' ' o role, and , Jln7siotte It, 11;. btgis *eat, laseSer as i ' rt:i,slKe spell S. C.N 1311 1. 1. ". rents to it; the rats 1 elms . ahudoo.d, a‘..l fig-leril 1% 4: emigres fell span this trib e, .0 it - auctioned Itii VA. ~4...:+1, 84ini°n' as Well as at Ow, ac.,u:sseettue of it,eir 40:512. mot ; an d these captures are muleteer...l, to kart ce•-e4W4 tie highest jodirial aanati.o. ' Th s Utter oleo contains aosother clams of -r: VC4lf7f Soosseithog captspes .Sunny the peewit war, i r tli;ge. .4 to h* cooti ary to the tenor of a letter of the Ws of .I, , ,uakr, 1 014, Ikon Sir Eras Nero." to W Be . ua the at:',ittrt of the biockade of Mareio 'q uo lost Gaidahoire, st shall' * copy ass inclosed is a letW of Os WI at dorsA, We front Mx Mere) to Mr. Al adroit. Mars follim. tJ,e IMISISM) No II it • Laster (ram ,li. Canning to Lark Bolion4 sad Aix kiand, Amyl Jal es, text, i t o 11 ,20 , 1 ale inittnt titc assonant) winds th-li soar Artezinia Gorinnimisom °a ihi soleemt at tbc usipitasusal uC NA.' as Asia on booed Americas shlra No. I I is the armor of Stasis Lordships, dat:i ib. nck July, tsa7 , md~Mtittd, as stated by ale A Inertsta Cansm,- . 80,60 , tbay " suss tJse stispeulisis 0 : al% 11111Pc4,06.0 It wets suggested by tbelr tordslilps, fl.lllalley's Coat miasioners, that if the topic relative to impressment should be expressly resecre‘l for future coLientitiusi mysingensea well *Osier ;wee to the Pelted ' , States fur remit/nag the col thrattei alltut 3 convenient magus, with filet ?fry; and time, f, des +was time, such en iotoroulundemtaudiug &tumid 17.: mebatinsted, st io ite ;mad ieif effect would remove tli , eel•atiuit teetwitiaised tt4 it.mialet.peritape lee yet puosible to camturt the cekuWiatiini - to a result *tide would out be uuscei ptahie • to the respective pyritous:o6 i" mot adiinc, that, " obett the Alan-lean CutaloicsiOncts speak of " such su tutorial! uuderstandin to be sr iotirtoted, wit would iu its practr.il offset ottroove thrirtstatitricatoptittatal of they go sot tat nu, end certainly los 111%1:sty's Co•asautsio.ters oever mesa, that *Acre *Wald be a forbearato.s or saspettolost tte &aviation &sec of Vol proc.{tce star exteuise of tbrimpressuasot of art fish skan'en ; but merely as thee "sprawly stated Is their tithrtal note of She itth•of Plortesshey, this they istediretl Mlijrcsty's Govertiutert to g.v. itastruetittos to BeAit cru'sns, " to be very Cabittt:lllll in the exercise of the right_ Meru State and Stele the .object of repeated reference, and of endless discussion. Ths alteration of particular articles is a treaty, after the whole has Ikvii c.u-sfe!ly adjusted tied oraeged,aiest amen epee die to deldkration. The • etritinie of one petty ace t.., t 3 he smoldered as Idaulette, and the rimers:none of ale^ oilier as nomarlitioatel. Whet lacy have been given. en the nue load, to comideration of advantage to be derived, is retort; fritti might lasso been rsfo.ed, if those stipunittons bad been Las faros-Able; mid must uecessarily be withdrawn, if :boy me edissged. •It caanet he admitted, that any Government should bold those vt.th whom it treats to all that has le ins vented by bets io its fecintr, reiminti; lie sums time, on Its part, the reciprocal condom), fur *hie+ its visa faith has beea engagri or that, alter i-cving obtained by eerie unitive a knoiclen- • of the otiotrit extent of COSCrtilt73 to which the other t•introcting party is prepared to coastal the coselosioe of a treaty, it shoald require peit fart'ot eon . motion ' without etioivsleat, n. 5 the price of its ratification. TheUndeie!gned Is therefore commanded to eppfise the Aratiriesn'Commieetioevs, that, alEurtigit ilb Majesty will be at all tiere ready to listen to any suggestions fur arrezming, is an amicable and advatitageous master, Die •respectiee interests of ike to Cauatries, the proposal of the President of the UniMd•States for proceeding to oetsciate anent, upon the basis of a treat y already so*.ettaly connided . pcd eircod, is a proposal *Wally inittimissible. Aed NrSininf therefore nu option, adder the present eirceinstaisem tbia imam-lion bat to nmidiesee to the refusal of the Presidest of 11:e V aiLd State , ' iu ratify the treaty signed on the dist . of December The redeivi,rvni reveste Modems Monroe a ti Tiecli sey to accept the ivianii.inces of Lis high cocifrldmitioh. (Sired) GEORGE EARNING. James Monroe, Esq. and • William Pinckney, Esq. IMPERIAL PIIIRLIAMENT: HOUSE OF LORDS—sten. • In th• Appal Cause faro the Coort of Scarion in Scot land, C,Auford, factor Lco Shedde.). as .tf.to.t„ I . Patrtek, }!errs .41 , 12111 actl Broughern were heard for do: Plaintiff—rartLer Juaidc:atios was appoint,d for Wed sesdny. The Malt Dot/ and Pension Bill west tbroo:L a Com mittee, arta Repcni twortabt up. On the tont,o.t of Loc.! Aueat.aao, the second rea,ling of the A111(14411 Intercourse all wan teed for lU•latoefoW 1.404 WA lAIiNG prceeoted a l'eta.on from t h ors ced-nuf is the Owl u( Appletry.--Ordered to ha on tLe Table...—Adjoutaed. inirltasitor iiritiolt seamen, to take tilt stritleAt cue to pre. ors ve the ettisco of the 11:vit , ti St tt. , e from molestAtior. or bi}nry, add to relkeso say whiclA alight be sustaiu- ed by. them." No. IV. is a letter from Mr. Canning to Lords Holland and Aorithed, dated the 6111 of Aggro*, In .ti, requiring farther e4planation up.iu this pout, sod requesting to :mow, ii bether in enkition to nhatever pissed is writing between them slid tic Awnless Orinatimieuers, the hate did not receive from their Loithihips an i ;rormeal sweisrence of anroethiog that " shield in its prictiedi effect remove the grievance taw griaMed of, swat* Battery the practice of impreument ltielf, not any *bases of that practice. • No. V. is the &Wow of Lords WAWA and Auckland, doted loth Aug. 1507, is which they my, " We certainly did not then eadzertanil, am dowe sow understand, that by that note we pledged oar CI reerherst to *Weis In future from the practice of harm:aria; Oritish seamen from American merchant vessels. We certainly, hrs.-ever, did mean to pledge the British Govessainat le make its cruisers observe the renew caution; moderation, and forbearance in the exercise of Chet prect , et ; bat we serer either exp ressed oe implied, that they were to dri.ist from taking British women from American iir.r.li nit shies. We farther engaged, that our Government would Ise et all times ready to take ien its widow consideration any proposet made to it by the Ame rican Government for the recovery of deserters from the British Nary, who :eke rehire in the Americas territory, or os board of American ships, withont having recourse to the loam which &rent present resorted to fur that purpose. * No. Vl.—Letter from Messrs. Monroe and Porekaey to Mr. Secretary Canning, dated October tech, I an 7. 8111--la our Interview of yesterday, you requested that we 'mild explain the ground of the opioion which is ex prrut d in oar ktter of July 2a—thrit the occasion which in docedthe British Comnsiesioaera to present to es the sate of the Gist Deearb•r. preceding had *rimed to exist. We beaten to edmpiy with that request, as we shall do, to eve( anexplasattou of any other passage is that letter w hich you may desire. We were of opinion at the time oleo the Bri tish Coraineetemers presented to us that paper, that the Decree of the Goverumeut of France, to which it related, ought not to b. considered applicable to the Visited Strict, heesuse each a emote:clime was plinly nwegonnt t, the treaty subs:sting between the Uuited Stave sod Frame ; sod hkevriee bemuse the Decree might he trod• rstood to relate cal* to i (tone tied the *resigner sie,ject to her error We alluded, !risme.. in our letter of ..a.; the 2 rib, to &rim stances which bad tbrentreil rinse tht isle of the !)scent se finiaz unequivocally an lite& prestige au, which we at int sair ,, ,i ... to 1., ri .....I;eh',e. Groat tottery howls' beau welted by a ,lidl••••re it comment.- ILL" , . 4 igcb, many 1,..11:.ret .. . !lie Decree cu :re susceptible of, the !Mister or 1-..: T:hited States at Par,' v.:Twat:A of the *sister of Ulnae,. who was charged with its elevation, .- an explanotio et the ipecac in which it was understood by *hi Gwent:teat, whowsurld him that :1 was est iatended that it should in say degree introkne with the pryer &Mot of iii: toasty Of 101011101101% the United States and , France. tic relied alai upon . * fact, set only that no won:e wers had beett given brew"' Peertiee or judicial decision in ,Renee is a drawee construction, bit that the weetsee was et precise crisferm:ty w:th i'.i• view Aver suggested : sad that is itemise in which the -pines - had arks brought iota j daseleasevy rim Cnorktand sinveatrit the monist/los that the Timely bt.'ai the two .1 n., - .1 was to be cattily folfhlet/, oftelitaiths Dawes white he se cauterised as not to in frioge :t. We think it property confine en seine to the orplerrither whisa you have desieml, of the passage alluded to moor firmer letter, and not to eater , . trio einumuli 'ratios in any . Wit sir reaped on the milr:tet of the paper with which it ii emu:Lee:4d. We lyw_e tie- lowour to be, Lc. rgi g kied. J.V.IVI MONPrIE. 41414 Hie. Getemsterattiog. WILLIAM PI NCICNT.Y. No. VII. is • LA - Ver from Nil , : , .-rri-tart' Caniii.i.; to Niemen - Monroe gad 1'1,14 Lie), dated Ortrbir n, 1907, in closing the foiewWt Note: No. ITU—Note from Mr. Secret - try famine to Messrs. Monroe a...d !hackney, dated • :chrt e ii, 1+..7 • The Larhaareah, His MniestyS Principal Seceetary of State fie FWMI. 4 Affairs, in rat inn; an lesser to the Official Note with which Miser.. Mmroe sad Pinckery have aetrwpaaied their cononsuiestiou of the Copy of the Treaty wheat has boon scut hoer, unratified, from America, 4 cow. moiadal, in tho Sett plow, to in lure the American Commie. sinters, LULL his Majesty womat woke. kismet( to be mug- Aid that the Americas Goverithieut hat taken any well effectual steps, with respect to the Decree of Ermine, bg which the whole of ills Mo4tety4 dosairriona are declared to bis is a stable ci War* or to do sway the ground of that resoreatims wheel' eleelnelteiwo in the Note delivered by Has Majesty's Curnmji.oaers at the tints of the signature of BM Treaty., but that, reserving to h. ..self the right of tales& in trods•Aurose of that decree, dof the °missies et as; effectual interparsitoe, ow the ps - : •rittrel nutmeg, to eh . esto as revocation, welt weesere I rialratios as His Ms. jelly Inillbl :wage vspediesit, it orr:iekis the d es ire eel deteritonation of 111 Majes , itr •t *treaty had been sanctioned b$ the rd.:iratiots i.f . , - .. .t of :be Coiled States, to have ra•qicil :t, tie I! s ~• .•.'• i)..rt, and to tome ghee the fatless eihtt 101111 it. alp .lateinsa. IMO o: Ow co,nielcrations n,..141 , 1441 tlw .dual of the liner{-:.t ref the Gusted States to :a: f,- the ti•. 7 . to Ina Nig' .. are ,' 4. I, as cal Ise tauter of Oat ::..h i •• , : tittilla the ilOnefitill (;,,‘ ern..ent and Its Csi ~..1 ••••) airs : a. ;co It a sot for Pei Majesty to inn,-ire, wr thee In the rooduct of this no-roc:atm* the Cotruniarioue s of the United States have faded to C.,Liarin therannlsell ii my reaped to lbs in structions of th....r i.rowireratat. ll order to detertelte the songsa hid, ll:s Majesty basis panne in the pecan.: stage of lb. tr. ••.. tow. ,t as ma. .-teat that the tra ity ves epeirtlered, be tho,e who signed it, as a complete mid perfect inatroment. Strer ‘ agaraeilis ,grecaLred into, ou the port of His Ma. jest, ..a connected o ail the ti.rzity,m.rpt such as &epee: np. on fli: Ger of it. illmtever cue; vire:emote may have bees Oven by lie Ma,:r...by's Cornennwissers is the hope expressed lie ate ilcEltio•ititi•es laid* Vulted SWIM, that iliserovions Wight tian.vater be anaertailacg with respect to impressment u.i Lfr.tis;a c.a. it it...i. ma: eases enacts, mast be under 4-iod to hay... i,....d in view t..e i ,:eetal or sorb thernsa:nJa, ut.i ..., C.1 . M . . - .4 ear part ...f tie Wet Oita signed. ins the Atwerwito CUI011:41..n.101. smear or have heen it:erected to nmeme: bet sepor dely, -dad at nesse siinegiesoll period .w.er tiwetwoolgle t• :o-ir ornoteedill terusaimaum Rot tae 4141.46.11, r raniniii...d 15 the Persatiest of the rt..t.cl Stati,s in tier ivvvy . ot the Treaty thus formally eire eluded, ri e oi.hr to rtgane :nor , : 0. 'limier obearrodba 'tn Coders:geed is chaintauded distiwtly to protest wise, u practise all-4p tier wows! la the c toliticel triage ashioutoi Statue; leg wh,cli the Ammar IntflinVilt se /UM f H. itself the p,....re" et urtitig and altering epee niesti ci -e'i l 4eii t au.. P . -.... 0 .1. ii.: its behalf, by its agent, hely authorised WV lb .t ..12eferlie ; of retrials; so merit of Arse lletreaellents as was lie illlesoffekko to atit own *Woe. sod of rieeit:no, such rait;i esteem, W s. Illj in tria of Wpm. latiow, ea are conosseeih to be eel hellehered (S A.pri.c i e 1 itte r..er cat Corermotot 1M • right to stereire • ~e.rre,r, a* e4a.,1 trivia Caveat Ile iirteral to ethers. tt is vbflous, tist st•tr oauysies - oli tad • paellas by hot! locus to • 1.4.11 1 1.6 sari teed to rea4er aegoilatios 6a.0., Sal settiveKet esi,clevci se ember to espeoree top* r th. Nactipt I.riegotoo tjuvith, Callaa l l a in-eiao and % losho !WAX atickker c,ra:gactlinet HOUSE OF COMMONS. A Report Cu pretested by eidonel S"." N LTT at the Bnr, froca the Committee appointed tee try arid determine the merits of the Ensilage Elect:am, atstiag, that Haasphry Howard, Eon. was duly elected, that Sr lilausseb Lopez, flint. was sot doily returned, bat that the Petah.. dal not apnea, to be ft.:rufous air venstmos. kr.hi•Nntnoreportedtronsthe Dublin E./reties Commit- Nle.that certain circumstances baloccurred as team proem.. lag at evidence from !reload, that bad readmit it neer:nary tee them to adjourn, which they could sot de without the kuve of the Haase, and that they shield use meet hat through the Speaker's warrant. Mr. Wm aces presaged • Report from the Saftncls Cwassiitte upon 11. eat, stating, that the right of Election was k thine persons wily who held "states for lik. COMMITTEE OF st LV Upon the Report of the Committee of Supply being brought np. The Queen:Loa of the Eumcoups said, there was one Resolution of the Co: tee. which, for various reasons, upon re-consideration, he was an, i on* to withdraw.—lt related to the duty upon salt. exported to distant quarters of the world, ipul titularly to America. Afteif a few words from Mr. BARING . Ilia Mr. Polito•: ay, who expressed great satisfaction et the proi-ositiw., that Resolution was accordingly with drawn, and !fie others agreed to. PETITION FOR PEACE. Colonel Sr 4 m tor presented a Petition from the iuhabitauts of Greet and Little Bolton, in the county of Lancaster, setting forth the distresses of Vie uiarni ti.ture:l, from the continuance •of the war, a:,l i.r.4y4:4•,7 that Paristanseat would tnt:ware. t:ie first ooportainty to enter into nez,otiaticins fbr peace. At tire wane time it set forth, that should the etiemy of silting nreessouu hie or Cl i gho t• ourabie terms, they were willow, wit, to endure farther hardships in the cause of it.eir King and Country. Oa toe motion that this Petition be laid upon the table, Mr. Cain two said, there could be no difference of opinion as to the propriety of such a Petition being allowed to lie upon the table, were it only to keen constantly in view what must be the duty of those olso advised His Majesty in re.oird to its object. He trnsted that be should not be wanting in that common feeling which every one most entertain fOr Petitions of that sort. He could not, however, avoid expressing his opinion and the conviction of his mind to be, that•unleai the re medy they propied came with a reference to the circumstances under which peace should be ob- . twined, it would be imprudent to be lest away by any descripfon of those grievances. Although he was ready to admit, that it was pv*4:fly n4ural for those Petitioners to have those sensations they described, and to look for a remedy forthcir suffer 'nits ; yet those who act for the good of the country, must not he secured of hardness of heart, or of lending a deaf ear to the sufferings of the people. by their not thinking it proper to be driven to a nagociation with the enemy, when they were con voiced it would not be a sure mode a obtaining the redress sought for, and to which the people were so justly entAted. He was sure that in say ing this, he was speaking the sentiments of his Colleagues, who wars certainly the best enabled to form a just co : rip:on of the most proper time to bring about what was as heartily wished for by ' him and by all citiiern, as by the Petitioners them selves. It was not ugly their deity, hut their in terest, to secure peace as soon as possll.lo, tome ba re an d ho n ouraLe ground.; arty Ulu no fair opportunity to effect it. This suiy rr.:;ht hereafter be matter of dievettoioa silica a future occasion, sod. therefore. be was.the less onsicres to enlarge upon it. To procnre any pence, upon grounds not permanent and secure. would not be relieving the Petitioners from thrtr complaists ; but, ..the contrary, to dispel the hors they may ' vet antegtaia of obtaining that ream,* A , boy rosse)t for. The Petition was then ordered to lk upon the Me. Samara we Doke. Oat ifsseat bkyMtrr tion to submit a motion to the 'lnn s& anoWscia nes'lsy s,'.iiiight.for some additietial ',pet% relative to Copenhagen. Lord Fe Ls moos e gave Grine% *snaps* Thant sLiyas'oniibt be should submit a matioti to 04 House, relatite to the propriety of restoring the Danish ships taken at Copenhagen. Mr. Minns, gave notice of a motion, upon Thursday next, relative to the East India Coin. pans. AMERICA. Mr. Can/nuts pretcn ted certain correspondents relative to Antenea, which was laid upon the table. Mr. PoSsowlit, in panmanceof a notice,ntoved foi the prod4ction'of the substance of all accounts received by His Majesty as to the acquiescence of the United States of America in the French Decree infecting Neutral Commerce, and also the dates when such information was received. The CHAIICIILLOR of the EXCIUQCIER appres headed the House would het deeds it necessary to agree with the Right Honourable Gentleman in thinking each documents 'necessary. All that could resale from It would be, that no such inte fertJce or acquiescence did take place. 'i lls was a matter ffeefectly notorious, and therefore any pro duction opon the subject could net be productive of any benefit, nor inform the House of any one fa i let they did net already hno v. The Governmeht of the United States not having taken any stuns to procure an actual revocation of the French Decree, there was therefore en actual acquiescence in It up.-. 3 their pert. Mr. PON await' was still anxious to know whether any acquiescence on the part of America could lead the frigate to form a judgment of the justification which Mbustert had made of their Orders of Council ? The question was thee put, and negatived with out a division. SWEDEN. Mr. Ponta:vex root, lied stated, that upon the first day of the Session he took the liberty of ani madverting upon that part of flis Majesty's Speech which alluded to Sweden, and open the °blemis hes)* which then felt from a Right Hosioarsble Geut/einan opposite, which he conceived were liable to misconstruction. H meant that part of it which stated, that the House should enable His Majesty to make some subsidiary treaty with that Power. A mouth had now elapsed, and rumour* bad actually gone abroad that a suboidy . had al ready been granted, and he therefore imbed to know, whether any money had really been sent, and whether it was in consequence of any fowler. or of any new Treaty with Sweden ? If a new Treaty had been entered into, he should also wish to know when it was likely that the House should be informed of it froin authority ? Mr. Cawatao answered, that no act had yet fol lowed the ohnervationethe.Right Honourable Owe tleman alluded to, as there had, in point or fact, been no arrival from the Continert till within these few days. Eight or ten mails that were due came nsu'ly at one time, an:l t!:e communication wEich came by them intimated that a treat' Lad been signed between His Majesty's Minister and the Kong of Swecl-n, which was expected soon to be EZe l ifeised. It nes true that a sum of money hid seat to that country. in consequence of a for. mer goat .not of this new one. • Cc. .ON WOOL, AND PERUVIAN BANK. TheElAlguELLcit of the EXtlik:4l3;.Ll Akt e e l d• that fowl various rePotssentifi6ll 'That had n made to His Majesty's Government from audio's'. tic sources, they hag reason to Lebow that it voila be expedient to prohibit the exportation of cotton wott, and Peruvian bark, from Great Britain, fly neutrals.. These articles had nonbecome exea itigly scarce upon the Continent. and carticulonly the latter of theta., Perin fan bark, which was an artiste very nocessury for the enenv. had formerly sold at ten shillings per potond at i 3. atis, but was at preatat selling there at the advahced price of se venty shillings per pound. As it could hardly be espwted, that by the operation of the meant:es brought in upon the Orders of Council, they could be rendered sufficiently efficient within.a short time for this prohibition, he should therefore move itat the House should'go into a Committee, to consider thi„KeruPriety of adopting it." Howse then went info a Committee, soo, without any dissentient voice, agreed to what yips therein suggested by the Chancellor of the La chequer. Una the Howe resuming, a Bill wa' o dc: rd accordingly. The CNA lICILLOR of the EICREQU7.R intimated to Mr. Sheridan, across the table, that it would be attended with inconvenience to the public business. should he persist in bringing fhrward the motional which he had given notice to-morrow, as the com mittal of the Bill upon the Orders of Ceruipil stood ti7:ed for that day. He therefore expressed his wish, that the Right Honourable Gentleman would postpone it. Mr. SRRRIDAR. with his usual condescension, acquiesced in the wish of the Right Honourable the Chancellor of the Exchequer, sr he by DO means wished to impede the progress of any ur gent business. He should therefbre postpone it to Thursday next. He beg ged, at the same time, to ' mention, that he shoul d take an soil opportulity of marines for leavc to bring in a ISU, in puroianco of what'lie bad formerly submitted is the Howie e relati%e to the grievances of Publicans. DROITI OF Ammuu+. Sr FRANCIS BURDETT wished to know when the Papers he had calle I for upoes this subject would be laid before the House ? The CH OiCELLoR of the EICHEOVER. so swered, that front their being of a vo*.ussinens nature, he could i.ot inform the Piet Ilonowstile Baronet, but 110 t'.. , ,ught the prxtuction of thew neve.saiily be attended with consider** &LIT. ORDERS 01 CODICCIL Biti• On the Question that the Report of this JO be bre tight trp, Mr. Tte`st-tly rose. amd ;Wei what beetling?' to him as an ob3et tiou . in point of form. It ckicl not appear to bun that this bill had oriertated *hem it ought to have done It hid oriel:lo'9ci in a Coi: • mittee of Ways and Illbullov on aertlant of is operating as a tat by impolite eertsin duties; but there art . ali6 e;kriesssin it which mate rialltr to 'mu* whit% NY the tom of the Haas-, (*telt to have been rtvionsly fiectts 7 ln Temitiithe if "Nide. His theidoet. we, that twe thine had In a pstfoed io on* Covatoitta4 by which the . H - s e bini been in ember peedoacd fro e;sfr.e t . , • ;! i ill } 1 : i i '. si I. ` 1 ) 1 i 11 i 1 1. t 1 t • A 1 i 1 I ohs r 4 • Ott , C *l - as algto S.. Wr Pim mak the ' e he- I*. meet .r vgb palaisi I l M dy 11 or 0 dler 0 ;KW, its aol aistaial i oa No Hi It •' t►t du vhst p s th zk.a - F.l