The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-04-08 00:00:00

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(of trete , . the to;o mate the Tentirre are to palace Settoplt '; 5, Lc debtereei ate., I)is 31,4 ,, 5tie Victualling Stores at Depto;o4, oar hell hq She 31, , t qr meet, and the remainder by the 31,th ql Ger rtl!osoior, free afall chore , and ei.k to Ili, liojotty, err. pt that the Cootrartew ordl be allowed Iwo shattiet7. ,toei peers per tees e.,r pvteroze or tte Solt 6vme the Whatf to the /Stone; mad to be paid far by Edle,poyuGle, with iatenort, mutely drys after date. _ IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. justice. I cannot help regarding this measure es • reimoriant to huontaity-s.wi a violation of the Chril. tian repro, and contrary to the laws of civi lised nations. It has been ascertained that Je. suit's Bark is a specific against many of the die: eases peculiarly engendered by wat, and the Bill now before the House, instead of ullevititing the evils of war, expressly propese.s to as gravate its horrors, by withholding from toe sick the means of cure. If any thing wece.tusine; ing to stew this lardiyinious asectareritlii its true fig/l A. 4h' thsreateittoti made iu favour of our owe. 'Ring mei miry. This caution argues keoloseict:s. peas of the seventy with which It must operate upon the enemy. The Noble Earl has 'grid, that thei objection would apply equally to an enemy's town ns a'state of siege or. blocado: I grant that in such canes, nut only Jesuit's Bark, but firovisions, is fihort,every necessary of life, is prohibited and wethit held Non the enemy. Statism is no analogy be tween such awes and the present measere. In the case of a siege or blockade, you look fin as im mediate effect. You expe c t f rom a d irec t pressure upon a particnlar point to reduce the enemy in a short time to submission. The gates of the town are then thrown open, and all the means of life return to their accustomed channels. But of the present measure, the effect may be very remote, aced the operation as universal. It lies been mid that the prohibition is pot absolute, that it may be avoided by obtaining a license. Ido cot feel that this is a remedy with which the House ought to be i satisfied. They have no contront over this license, nor can they know to what extent it is grnnted, and, consequently, whether, it can be an efficient palliative of the evil. Btat'shoUld it be operative, then the measure is nugatory, and consequently it is of no use to pass it. Ido not approve laws Mutt act partially ; I would have them up universal is their bearing as our Constitution, from which they flow. When restraint is necessary, it should let upon all. This is the ease of the Bills ;that have been brought in at times to suspend the Habeas corpus Act. Who ever thought of granting • license to certain individuals to protect them from its operation ? In the muse way, if the present measure be necessary, wise, amid willowy, oh, greet a license to detest it ? This very license is evidence that the measure is defeefore. Paving troubled your Lordships on a former occasion, and it bang my intention to record my derided eh*r tieu to this measure bye protest, I shall not longer ociu:sy your Lordship's dam. -I @boil only say. that, ' or - soy.lisoct soy moath speaketh.' Ido then implore yon, if it were only for the sake 4 the mixed character of the House, not to _pass thin Bill. It is peculiarly the duty of the Spiritual Peers, by mildness, by bruiniiity, and benevolence. to temper the ambition, and alleviate and restrain the passions, of which the temporal part of it may be presuased to be so much more susceptible. I would, indeed, consider it au af front to the altar of Christianity, did their benches display a full attendance upon the present occa sion, and for their sakes I hope the House will se. ject the measure." IiI:URY-LAN E. A EN : 4 : (:, April 9, ISOM, rants will iw-rfurwi a New Comedy, HOUSE OF LORDS—TatosanaY, APRIL 7. The Bishop of Limerick (Doctor Wariest* eau intro duced, swum, and Stook his seat. WORLD ! Ellisttra, Jr. Bannister, Mr . Mr. Palmer, Mr. De ('amp, tr Jr. Parser; Mrs. Jo.-lan, Mra. Maddock,. Miss Moline, £c. tc she remelt Comedy of M ) MEANS. BARK PROHIBITION BILL Witnesses were then called id, and ex.antined at the Bar, by Counsel (Mr. Campbel), in support of the Petition of Mr. Deuftade against the Hilt to prohibit the exportation of Jesuit's Bark. The following are the names of the witnesses , examined :—Mr. Boadeti, Mr. Williams, Mr. Pat?, terson, and Mr. 'fucker. The World will be repeated every ...atlas, which has been some time woinerd in a C. a clas.• HT owyrontos. L, COVENT-GARDEN. EVENING, April 8, IRO,. la ridable aseaprised, Rama fat Mr west faruseila Aire and the Condi. of the Calomel: Net be wen at the Serraluri d ?Ice; at Ais (Ore. or b, otaqiiv i e to skit (7401.CteN the Salt &ate,. at LowpCiol. ea/ at .11itirrie;a1, is ChrJare, re spectiselys. • No reload Wit be hid S. arty Twitter is which He Prat...4411 set its hurried to IVords at Irowth, or that shall not he dela-wed to the Brand belLre Oar o'Clack ow the maid Freitag, the a..2d of ;frilliest, hot artless the Person who water the reo‘ r , Vto ad Parma oft 4e MAW. attends, to gamier when called for. The tendon, of Their evidence was to stew. that the Petitioner would lose to the amount of 600.0tm1. by the prohibition ; that the hark could only be procured from Pere, to which place ar ticles, the growth and manufacture of this country. were exported. to the seine amount. in exchange ; which export trade would of course now cease ; and that in fact France had not lately imported a large quantity of hark frotu this country. The witnesses uoderwent a very slight cross exaroiontiou. A few question acre put to than by Lord AUCKLAND. "REAT lON. Mareb in Sul. " De►per and sm. num, " Tk<efher let us," lir. Diatom. )larrcllo's farmwife our Cosernor," by Mew Bland. Englaud•n f;!my," by Mr. Braliam. Mrs. Melons. " Gloria C,c ►Tbc Coronation Anthem, "God t►e last night of performing tins Seesag, Eat h's Cancel taste. tiers—Mrs. I)irk , ms, Itiantl. Boesch; Mr. Brahma, Mr tio,a, s, ttad Mr. Bellamy. Lead.r of dot Orgait, M. J. Ashley. Mx, bees at 84.trir--11alf Price at VITVALLING-OFFICE, APREL 1, legs. rilli E Ct )11 MISS lON EILS for I - Ectmalliog fru ,ticje.tia Ntaw do herelry Rite That es FRI DAY NEXT, the sub teatime, they via he ready to retrive Tesu►e its wetting (etakd up) sad tenet ria. whet Tows or Cuartry•sede•CCOPEßr TOOLS the wry ice of this 4. part meat woe require foe the spare of ere Year f the date .r the Gartner/ ; to be delivered into the { - wrath., Starve at Del 4 4 " 1 . cud to he paid for by Bub, pajaVe with, let erest,aiset, dap 4 P., dale. After the evidence was closed, Mr. Campbell re quested time out& to-morrow to prepare himself to sum it up. . . This waa . opposed on the part of Ministers, and produced a conversation of some length. Lord GIENvaLLE, considering the nature of the evidence, as well as the iiiirrtatuce of the matter before the I-louse, was of opinion, that time should be given for the Learned Counsel to arrange the argtursenta adduced, and to collect others which might occur in support of the Petition. It was a point on which the entire property of an individual depended—property to the amount of 606,0001. ; and a considerable commercial interest was in volved in the decision. The Counties, of Me Castanet say . nem at tie Secretary's °Ace- No regard will &a hairdo MN reader in which the Price shalt am Ie inserted is sort, at kWh, es Ma shall sot be delitered to the Iteu►d kfire Oar o'Cloek so the rid Friday, the ►th instast ; err eyeless the Perms who wakes the Trader, or "sr Perms ow his behalf, Woods, to alums rhea called for. MAILea 9, 18(111. Joint Proprietor of the above right sr big Eseestoribip to the Leave to Wens the Public, and all that he will is au way wkatever be D►bts that may be costritted by of the above Property, who take; teaneseaueet of the King s 'Metre, or A LBION FIRE and LIFE INSUKA\CE COMPANY t 'MANGE-AMY, eORNIFILL • EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLI.IENT. ...AVM, Marc* 7, MOS. , Joint Proprietor of the said Mortgaged tho other Proprietor's 'is Lxecotorship to the lute !Ile them u bun to rarest the to the Opera, to pay no Sub buitio of Mown. Dasitwn, Noel, - • Far lawman, !sun Fine, sod on Lints :,—and Fr Ohs GaasrwJPcßrUAst of AIoNVITIrI Insuramen falling du. :it Lady-Day, should be renewal within fifteen dues from tint period. %n cliarce for roll, ies ur ithloa svments ; Stock insured iu one sum, without s average Claus, Lord H•wittsourr did not ceooeive that any delay was/ necessary, as the present question did not iuclude many points of discusaion. It was not so wide • field for inquiry as the Bills relative to the Orders in Council ; the heariug of evidence had not takeu up shove three-quarters of au hour, and surely to sum np at present could not he a matter c,f difficulty to the Learned Counsel. He therefore thought that no delay should be allowed to impede the progress of the Bill. Lord Hot.s.sx co remarked, that as a matter of convenience to the House, and of courtesy to the Petitioner, the usual time shook! be grunted fOr considerieur the evidence. It had llems atatad by the Nolskalissmessorpmflitatik, that this was a gum trod of Public policy; it was so, as it involved many points affecting the commercial interest of the country. He should move. " That the Coun sel be beard to-morrow." -a-Mall, the kgul Bankers to the Con: I , lrription• otuut be placed as dot occonot of Tlaratre; sad should soy Lady ur Gen their Sabecription into am- ether se/Alone& the 'sante may be di.- .= Leen ictionated to Mr. %atm, 4 ire years been retained by the Nobi lbacribets to the Opera, are nut secured inure Mr. Taylor boa taken eminent cot the Concern, Mr. Mater, opportunity to mum ea Mama for time ‘ittocribers, frt. theriMpAll4willEg A lkdortion mole on all Fire leeeraneee, out of Londe* aad a large Cumuuariuu allowed we Life iesurame. %VARNZR PHIPPa, Serretary. THCEN I X FIRF,OPFIC I. PE4SON§io/ause lantruce Pepaexts Ali die at LADY DAT, an regorged to tale Notice, Mot PI I nted Receipt, an woo rowdy at the (Ore in Lombard-street, and n. the meieirereetelf Office of ebariag-erose ; ew44 with eke eel nog Agents if tber Cnimpeay is the earoire. Pre great hereon ire the law qt . &alike,' and of Building Mate. rola, revilers it rodent for all Perrot. roared bq Pnaeles if doss good; 4 .... , 4 "r wa i tddeliorm aradeesitrabge abeirgore ,yale keret adorn, taint Aleut Mill ow mei I.lq'i , rwr will suet be pot to ceV.freah£eprtw Aram PWinel. ississances ie America, Or West-lwares, end as dor Gus finest of Europe, are r jrrerat upon Terou carrawriedest with if-er sererni Wets. JAWAIN PINES Sec teed asoreft. that so Penes who times hereafter shah be, in posers as the head Subscriber thereto, se , shaft be removable at the will, plea said Wahine 'tailor, his Es.evotors, , idias, (wept by volusitary main-oder It) which it appears the Proprie- Aispirmessing any of the Saban-Mere After a few words from Lord GREEVTLLE, Lord Htwassavar, Lord Aucakaxo, and the Earl of LAUDERDALE, N.B. No Charge will bents& by this Office f w irlicies of losureeevapua Seats of 1 lute I I moire& POUIIdI ur ape:ads. OitherirsieTWeir will be publshed, tar one volume I luso. A TREATISE wt the INFLAMNIATORY J. DISEASES of the IS LiCOLS MEMBRANE of the BRONCHIAL erromprehesding en accoast of the Irate loassainetioaufthese Parts, earl of the affections which bare hews described wager 'the aeries of Peripnessinease Nothe, Gatanites Sulrocans, (Ironic Couch, Inc. &e. Bv CHAILLES SADDAM', M.D. MIDDLE TEMPLE. fey pleasant, open, and airy IBEX", Must, No. 1, Elm-court, Auto of them wult firr-places. For par- Haight', Walsh and Sat, Low-Shm Lecturer en the Tisc.iry cud Practice e PM, sir, Chemistry, ke. sod PS•rciaa to t►e IVestotioster Geoeral Dis . rr7tZ fur I Callow, Medical Bookseller, Croao-Coort, Prusces-stsket, Soho. ANTS et Situation, U 9 LAND STEW AR I) awl BAILIFF, • middle-gird married MAN, free Incesahranee, and of respectable Family. He is per iy acquainted with the buying, selling, breeding, grating, m inagemeat of S RICK in general; the Caltwatimi of hiude .4 Lead ; cod is were regalia I. keeping Farming omita. The VV,fe of the Advertiser is well acquainted ti the Duties of • FARMEk's WIFE, Management of Diary, Poultry, kn. TM boom saesce:niunabie Refer be given. - addressed, post-paid, to E. J. Ilionkrd Post ill be duly atteadad to. This dsy is published, b? !Alumina and Co . and Syssinsd.., Pallonunter-row ; Egerton, 't% biteligtl ; and Mottley, Put Ls smith is 2 Vu!.. aro. price One Gaines, reE TRIAL of OEN. %% 111 rELOCKE ; arm in Siect-band by Air. GURNEY : with a Copp st the mealiest Defence sad the Sentence. To which in •dded, an Appends, containing General Whitelocke's Is ttructioni, and all the other o:ficial Pipits produced in Aunt ; with a Map a( Beeson A)res, and the surrounding Tlio (;entlesnes who bate recc;vell Copies will, on appli- Ration to thew ris!inctive Agent., he laituediatel) . famished, tr,Za t i e rith a Shot, containing the Sentence, which . rlt Owl: seta 4 'l HA ND CITY LOTTERY of FIILE. , IirHOLD HOUSES, discharged or Land-Tax. t 04.0001. Value is Cipasi Prises. 4 , t,A00 Ti koti. To be drawn in 4oildhall .tpril 26. List of Capital Prizes, with the Value d each. Grand Hetet, o, Skined-street L. e.;,0n0 94, 5id49141-41rtel 4.1, ditto os, ititto S, Pricked-street 7, ditto 17, Ulmer- etre' t It, ditto 41, ditto I. ditto 4, ditto to, Pickett-street 11, ditto fhiwwrr.rtr•et ...... ao, %Vert SrM of Niter •lil 12 , Shim.. p street 44 . del b. C., •11 a. Pick. ti.strort mint •Ip'.t lak•tra to-ether the hum of I. Ira," oh "he ahoy* Vahatitren takel, at the oitt , ll.l r••xrnu Jumbo, that h s the tinr• the Lot , ery IS ilea. ...r , i•ieti) win he see ) emsb.letabl i increas e .] an sala.• -re 'set" made from v..rt+nt* P.lrons to purrh..s..• ss•it 'tae Rouses at Rae prices thr see riTtutee.l at, *:•'I •I 1 0 •. - ' 1 it.! these Pril , 4 t. l „ r6 err dt•idell 11,10 • 4ri shad l ie a:;d the ”,..chtee pr. 4 to the St Aria aceuestunt r .ve Shares. PRL.E',T PRICE. Ticket.... ... I 7 19 4 a E :lab •• • • •• • %Nailer rickets si6.l Shares ar< acna.oz at all the 014.. es P. , Zut ....I:11.11... 1 L 1 2 0 • • systsEn 1631.) 71 LAST NIGIIT OF 1 1101. THEATRE-hOY,I -NIORROW E 1 The" Maiest Bel re lye acts, called, • THE • The Charaentee by Mr. medal, Mr. Mathew, 11 o wl, Mr Weeritter, Mr Mrs Boyce, Mrs. M After whirls, Ms WAYS A' ne. Neer Comedy ef Tic going toll further notice. .1 New Genoa Benet of Ac • will be prods ' ett NIGH THEATRE ROTAI MS Pit ESENT A GRAND RELEC mere onreekand. „Some herseget isms , • TFIE CI Oman*, ttstd Lead per Mr. Braha:n Ik' Mekong nod Mr. indica 0 Lord, mu Enala:nra Haig, and ga l Soldier tied," by N elms." To conclude with' 'ate the King," beteg the End of Pert the N, PriaCipal Vocal Perform 1 La Bute, ointillbedarne t. r. Grey, sr. Doyle, au • Mr. Ashley ; Organ, Deal to opcned at Su • YINITa THE 11 /R. WATERS, .1 THBATRII (la gis Mr. GOULD), begs Le • it retry Cagillera, the . • • ruble fur any Debt or I r Taylor, on account of honself the menages • Hosea. KING'S I IR. WATERS, . Theatre, and Merl re, On right of his ,14), alas it iactimbe y did Gentry, Soh.criber aptione Ant tete the to • ampler and Co. Pal-Mall Sniseriptions e • Trustees elks Theta a be Memel to pay t • • eel bet that shove-rat curt hereafter. It barmy Lot Boxes, which base' Lye and Gentry, sabeeribar o these Honourable Peni pal himself the Magritte herders takes this opperte ' • formation of the huhocril tit Ara i t y n ati et rea le, as at say time or ti ice cora Bow or Pones, se he Proprietor thereof, obi art, a caprire the laid dalinilikalura, V. A 1.40.1 1. resigitallua Mei " it ..vg. have not a p.m •••r oldie I :heir neepeetur Berne CHAMBERS, • be SOLD, a re SET of CHAMB, cognising three toenie,tav utora, apply to Mears. He I.inere, luster Teraple-Isee 'TANTS nSituatie arid BAILIFF, a Seciebrauce, and a ily acquainted with the mageserat of S roc ti kw& of Lead and a iceman'. The VV ife of t ith the Duties of a FA he Dairy, Poultry, Ice. e can be given. 1 .• letters addressed, °Hee, will be duly 'Head II • NE.I PrBLICAiIoNs, ref ftt, lintruetioo wd 71;;;;;Isb. ri; ''''''''' 'Wade ; printed by JOlll4 HARRIS, Su, crt..or t., Nratotry, at the Jareetiie Library, Career of St. Peel. CLattit-lii.rd. This day is published, rpHE COUNCII. of DOGS; a Poetic Trifle, 11 oressinned by thews erlsbrated produrtior.s, The Bat trraT's Ban. 41 , c ; illustrated with eight Istaisufal Ea. ivaviags. Prue tr. plain, and is. t,d. eo:oured. hew way licked, at the same price, The Butterk's Ball, The DUO'S Musioriade, The Ele phant's Ball. The Peacock at Horne, 1 he Iltirl.e's Levee, The Feast of the fishes, Flora's Gala, 'r he I AiAiter's Voyage to the Brasile, The Low's Breakfast, der. &c. Omni Where are in the Prase, *bids auk shortly be an feeerated lb! p u bli c . _ ifilili;lwastry limedreds of %moral wad amnia( POW:ldiomt • he &loved cm Le. Tim d 3) a publisbe.l, T IE MINOR'SI.IISIiA LIBRARY. the First, T contaiaing the History of E.lsrin Mandeville ; or, The Oepkas, By Mrs. PRA Luaitelksßed with tweaubful appropriate Lograrings. P.inted for Appleyarda, Maw.)le.etreet ; a lto be had al every Buylocker t sod Juvenile Labs Ary in the UntteJ kingdom Where may be had, The TEST of GUILT; or,Trarte of Anc,eot Snpereti• tioo. By the late Mr Joy•sph Ho-tt. The BUMPKINS' DISASTER; or, TSe veuturts of Pkoshoharc: wad C:o,lpole, their Jouroey to L.Hitios, i.e. The RISING SVN; • Serie-Comic Satiate T•imaeee, i■ 3 •ols. ELIZABETH; oe, TLe Bailee of Siberia. Di 31.iihroa C.ittor, I vol. GAiRIEL FOR ES PER. Ey the Author of The Monti Sun. The WANDERER , or, The Rifitts of Hospitality. A Drawee its Acts TWO fAc:Li UNDER A HOOD. A Comic Opera in Arts. RV THE KING'S P.tTENT E of MALT, fur tile preventioa and .1:,/ cure of the Sea cud Lima Scorvc, Scrofula, Conies, Al.:hut..., and PntioncalComplatnta. The geueial effects of th ‘Te.t.rim which will keep r,0 , ,J in ant eh- In.:, it , • COlOr tit Ito the f•llowli,f p2rt lan it• t SZYC.A . I%e inalitv it remiore• -0.4,%•••:4,4 ; by ite anti. 4eptiC poffell it mileto paLretlicliva, atJ I. ire* the Wood to e. Iper te•ture ; stsitriti!‘wirw..t. aa'.ire it. atta” . _ ...J.n Ire lerlstioa and, Ds its ne,i.tire qua3t), :is - iprates .hole systelo. It has been well attest...! bg . GP It:enben Ist thi first medical abllitwa, and fullg !Jac cz vc.o.:re :a the R o ll Nast, East intha can ,us to!a ne.c. ill Companies, sagacious iespt- table Lint:l.es, aml pr tg tte entio• ideals ozed end sold by r: Iloldsworth, at the 0.-ir us! Ma- EJA SAL:IIII6d, LOLA it, (,•3rt 1:roo? for s•bipp. lg. :a id elts gage, aa4 t!•;.• u•t o f ith proper tbrectow,s; also‘,l4 II n. 1.0 t ao/t C. Ham o het T Guhi.e4, 4.t. evral6.•l: WKA t - - NV•11 bowl, Ji 34Jttawa W. 4, ISO, 4110 1,c0:. mai C, 1 4)xf.x.i-.greet : 3 :Jr ta.s, i q What gttpal ; and S. 'Gated. 11, NOtrall•Falp:4. Lord Easats• rose. His Lordship said, he never knew an instance in which Counsel were re fused the indulgence asked by the Learned Gen tleinau now at the Bur. It •as the practice of Courts of Justice never to rrfute an acconimoda tiou of this kind, if the delay was not likely t o l ea d . to any injuriou4 consequence. He was not, however, surprised that they, who would deny a man in his last moments, a do a of hark, to prolong his life a few hours, to make his peace with God, were averse to grant another day for the discweion of a question, on which depended the capital of a Bri tish merchant. Lord liawaxsatiat asrain rose, and contended, that there had been little or no cross-examination. and that nothing. had come out from tl.e witnesses at the bar, of which the Learned Co inset was not apprised, cud must be as well pruparati to speak theu as 10-1110ITOW. The quo.tiou was then put for deferriag the summing up uutil to-morrow, wild the Nome Contosts - - Is—Nos-Costents 3i. Counsel was then called, and minuted up the evidence briefly. Eric BATHI. AIM then rose, ■nd moved the third reading of the Biil. Ills Lordship prefaced his motion with a short speech, in which he said—" The evidence adduced at the Bar, instead of weaken g the case, rather gibes stren g th t o th e p r i nc i p l e of Bill. Vie are told that there is only Bark in the country sufficient for our own consumption for 11 veare, and that the principal part of that is involved in the present weasure. If the Petitioner heea unwary, and yen:fired too much of his capital in one article, is this House to be called on to give hint redress ? We bare been told that we are culling dnwit the wrath of heaven on us, hy attempting to keep the Birk f..orn our enemies.— Would not we rather incur that punishment by leaving ourselves without a sufficiency for our men necessities? The Witnesses at your Car have told you that the difficulty of getting hark has increased. If so, isnot the measure a wise and neces.ary one? Was it ewer known that Bark was excluded from rapture or from the penalty of the Blockading System? No! and why not then be *wade a part of the means of distressing the enemy ? Your ma nufactures cannot go to the enemy, although they mast increase •v Sour hands, and will• you rinni- Melt your supply of that a; tide which is necessary for the preservation Of your own lives, and at the same time ersahle the enemy to annihilate al! your other trwie and commerce ? b 1 Lords, the nice- • sure has me whole sups:foto., Si a wise and jtrif , :icas one ; and I hop_ this Elonse obeyer will , for .he •tire cola v.!nturesouse indothluol, forget the velure of the c•wrotry." L.rl Ea-c;tar—'• Mr Lords, I rise merely to at-ite :how principles up,ou whch it is my detertni- LlittiOn to record, upon the Jou:Toals of this llouse, Inv solemn protest against this messure. Those pro isles I hate alrea ly taken occa.ioos to submit to you, and the snore hare considerel, the more son I coo.rinced that they are founded in teeth and Lord Boat annoys thought that the measure was perfectly defensible, not merely ou the ground of necessity, but upon every principle of policy and humanity. He could not distinguish the measure prohibiting the importation of Bark into an enemy's lowa, from a siege or blockade. When. a town wee invested on all sides, it was for the pu •pose of subjecting the besieged to every sort of privation, and it was well kuowu that the innocent and peaceful inhabitants, including the sick, the women, and the ("Milieu, were the first to experi. ence tine elects of the siege. The people were the first reduced to want, the garrison bring in gew 'torrid better supplied than the townsmen.—He did not think, as the Noble Lord had stated, that a siege was calculated for mere imuiedicte effect. There were many modern instances of tedious blockades and sieges. The siege of St. Sebastian, in the Spanish war, iii the year 1741, if he re. membered right, Listed a year and a half.... He could not estimate the duration of the present measure, should it pass, but he did trust that the measures adopted egainst the enemy would produt e tl eir effect in a much shorter tune. Ile could not, therefore, distinguish the present mea►ure Coin that of siege, and he thought the analogy complete between them. The mistilief in fact lay in the nature of war, in which the Moonlit and unotTending were of necessity doomed to suffer equally with its instruments and promoters. It was not fair to presume that the present measure necessarily deprived the enemy of this medicine. The Bill merely said, if they wanted it, and would have it, they meat take with it a portion of those other articles which they have been hitherto in the habit of importing from this couut►y.— lle could not see any cruelty or barbarity in im posing such a conditionu upon an enemy whose <mu extravagant conduct had led to this measure. Rut at what time and under what circuits-maces were we called au to exercise a►l this foibeerance, and -hew all this tenderness towards an enemv,who had aimed at nothing leis than the annihilation of all the trade and commerce of the country ? Were we surrounded with allies, pressing upon a single nation, cud pursuing every possible means to ef fect her ntter destr.,etion ? \e ; England ilea% without friends, and without allies, was contending ageiust France, with couf.derated Europe at free back. We are fiihting against the inordinate am. tat:on of France, her deep-rooted malignity, her universal dniuinion, and in defence not merely of our independence, but our very existence as a The Earl of ALBENIAIME•.—" MV Louis, this is mse of the IDUSt Whit:Tan aLtd rosoous .r-.1•11' that eve:- came bef•Jr. Ili. 1- a.,t—oded re 1.-! e:,.t a :tut itt±twe ? Not the ba rtiV . Bark. I had vat: th:s eit:re att.*. tioo, awl ::c• rAke Qut a.).% vu e!,e-ny was to Le I, v ored td ; tt, tor. w il bt ..A:as it ti.liott. a,i ~, . 6,n00 . 6,oun . Croy .0 6,0(.11 4, , 0) 4,1..0t1 . r' , u 4,9.'0 ♦r'rM 4 ...Mb ~, rlO ; ,O. ../ 3..11.1 71✓).) J,i •••