The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-02-06 00:00:00

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Thanks for your exertions -in the actions ow - the - 27th and ?Bth of July last,. ,in the plants of Talavera, which terminated iu .signal defeat of the enemy," • General STEWART, in a neat speech, el 4-1 .ptested the' high soma h.r, fat-it - the dittitienithedi' hotlour cusfetred open -If he felt a regret' -at the saistaelet, , lt was to find himself alone,. and not sorrovhdosi, br Isis gallant brother Officers, who were more retitled to the Thanks of the thati-Idettelf: :It uas his ardent wish to bac* tho*lghtiettample of his 'gallant Conk •Ittandet.,..to whoM,all the . success of -the catnpaignF ho . attrihuted, and .w hose valour and. ensi..ll neat egeited the confidence of his country and the tem* of his foes. 'lc conchided by re., turning ?sis thaikka:l4o the Speaker . for 'the hand.. smile motioer in, he signified the sense of the , • : 7' 7: : •j_ . .TheCITM F...ILICELLOV..ef the. CII EQUER . nhoved, that the said 'hanks be entered on the .J4urnjls of the House. Ordered'accordingly. I.eatto was given to bring in a Rill to enable his ,R.7al Iljahniu the Psince of Wiles to dispose of certain Meadows in the county of Surrey. PAPV,ItS ItEt.ATII(I Tint AXPED/TION TO TUE SVIJ ELDT. Lord CASTLEREAGH . moired for a Return of the c.,soaPies which : had place from the . of the Es . pet,ltion to the Scheldt done to . the Yikenisc ap account orsteli as•may have arisei..io the (Wok 14 eOf the elitt of N i raleheren,' to the retorn of the army to Eng. 14ntl, toWiter. with other ()ointments relating . thervto. II I f ? ordship then asks) 'if it was In. - teintrd, in addition- . to the prieted papers before 'the house, lireksit 'nay of the correspondence, lietween the Cemented& kn. Chief and the Medical, Depirtsin:nt. • TI t,tIAnt.I.T..OR. of the EXCIIEqUER 'said,' that thtf cbtrkponden to alluded to by (he Nuble Lord was to be found in the Secretary of titateqOffice; he *as wholly unacquainted etiith 'that particalar part of the communication, bathe -naileestoini they were preparing, and would be ovally to be laid before the House. lie believed it was not at first it' the contemplation of his 31pesty's Ministers to lay this .correspondence be ore the Holm, but there was now no ebjea • Lord cAwI.",III I ,AGSI immediately gave ne. Eke, that on Thursday 'wit he wmikl move an Ad 'dress to his lajesty, prayitg that he woeld be graciously pleased to lay copies of .sech curies. Tenth nee Wore the it ouse. Sir JOUN NEWPORT moved, that there be t laiillbe'foie - tbe House a Copy of tie Instructions given by the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, to . the, Comini:sianers of Excise, respecting theßegulation of certait °tires in that department. krANDISIO 0101:R. •• Mr. SifEgIDAN ;Alt was his in t ention en coming 1 1 .46 till to the House to have made some oh. , s ervations on the i:antlitt,pQrtler, which had been' salved by a Riht gentleman on the. oppusite side o f (Mr. 'finite) ; but as he was aware that any OtitiovtAlr, rescind an. order which had been uniformly acted - on for weyy years ought nut to be made without previous 'notice, ha shoolli now give notice ? that he would lo.morrow call tlteatteotioto of the-pope to that subject. PAPERS. • Mr..GTl.E.Thegged leave to ask thpCbaneellor 'of the Es * chetitter what were the dates of the Pipers 1,2, 3. incluiLd in No. 1 of the Papers laid before the Home relating to the Enmlition to the Scheldt. TheCHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said he did not know. •. Mr. GILES Oleo asked at what period they were received. Mr. camitat replied, it was impossible to give the slates with any reasonable probability. Mr. PONSON BY said the Right lion. Gentle.. au could have no difficulty in giving the date of /co. 3: Mr. CRQK KR supposed they Vera received about two or three yetrs since; but as they. had not passed through the regular official euurse, be. Ing private, and ho having been lately appointed to the office of Secretary to the Admiralty, be could tint eitietly tell. Mr. wfirrear.AD.-44 Was it in the course of the present %tar ?" [A lairghl Mr. CROK ER made no reply, but move, that. there be-laitLiotoso thefborse oiPrelt7ort sin let. tees from Sir Richard Straellan to Admiral Gard. ner; d iced the 10th and .24th of July, ..11409. ()Muted. - e. CROP:III then brought them op, and they sreititirelered t 611.• on the table. me. W:IIITRIAIAD gave botice that he should (,_morrow More Wan areuunt of the contingent expeuces of the Stamp Offset: in England a .1 Scut.' 14nd fur the last three. yos(s. • Mr. WARD brought up a return of the navel f ervioes of the .United King4)olo, except by order of thu Ilouw• The Report• of the Committee of ‘Vat's and McGill was brought up, and the Resolutions agreed ID. . . The Committee on the Embenlement Bill was postpone) its l'huorlay near, O:t Cho Midi°. of Mr. Baas, tht; Place Re. version 11111 yea road a second time, and - ordered to be coonitimtfl. The Coormittpes of Supply and Way, foil ileaus were postponed to Wednesday next. • • PL4CES. Mr: FULLER rose, in pursuance of his Mo. duo, to call the atteutiutt or the House to the sub. sect of SiVeilqo PICO. 4 fdTal!ing, ho said, to the third Report of thu Couttnittee of foleinEt penditure, he observed two - •b%eh stated the mode of proceeding. iu dint itteet. and the result of their inquiry respecting Sinecure Nikes. , Here the: Hon. Member read the para. graphs to which he- alluded. By (hi proceedings e forteetebelmiutes of Vsilhithr were, li, Said there were 114 WIG thaa one headred and ninety six sinecure planes, the emoluments of which atnounted to 42,6561 ithallihed ; and, by the same Committee, 38 . places of the same kind in Ireland met with a similar fate. He wished the due sent Committee had come -forward, and spoken manfully in a public manner, and declared what were the places which ,ought to have been aho lished, instead of coetenting themselves with ma. inii ',list pled with uncertainties end. doubts. From the facikity . with .tehicli:they could obtain inforaietion, by examining oral , testimony, they I, were peettliarly eiteeleted to reform the anuses to !hippie ellud'ed; and,. ,to suggest . such plans 2s might ho moat expedient, to curtail the enormous expences with which the Country Was burtheued, - by Sinecure Pismel and Pensions. .11c had au va nity, tts gyatifi•in bringing , forward BON mei .If' l the Cominittertethemselves thought proper to take ' the task cutierhis hanthele would resign it with pleasure, pleasure, ii it would come with more effect from them. The Hon. 'Geitileman then moved, as the most liki'l li means of attaining en object, so desiellalts_ to the Coulitcy, the follotsjug ,Ilteso lutlotee— .. That It Wait hiAreetioa to tho CoMmifite of roolie ExpenditurCtarepon, in the 4rst place, a List of such Si necure 011eet as IttalteirOptaloa ought to be abolished, after the e;piration of the list of persons in sebum such tauattuns . aro aop . vasted." The CIIANCEJA.Q4 of the EXCHEQUER expressed a.bope, thatthd noese would not adopt this motion. The House bed already appointed a Committee, in whom yin vested cerfein powers :which they had hitherto exerted with energy and attention. They had reported their observations. on the subject of Sinecure Maces, and it became the House to adopt sect' regulations as they thought proper. Ile apprehended the Rouse would not refer back to the Committee the Report they had,. in the execution of •Sliettytlnty, brought up ; but come to some cenchilion themselves, .as.to the must expedient measores to be .sulopted, to ref' move the evil complained of by the ltutwuribte Getttlein wt. . •5 > - • Mr. BANKS said be mild not agree with the' Motion of the Honourable Gentleman, although; hu did not feel inclined to say much in favour - or the Committee as it now stood. He was au ad. vocal, fur the • abolition of Sinecure Places, but the powers of the Committee were too limited, and undecided to (amble them to do mere than jury had . already done, in reporting, in imrsit. mice of their instructions, the result of their ins; quiries.. The House should adopt some priticipk, .upon which to act, and not, as heretofore, proceed, :by detail. If they come to the feed resolution,l that Sinecure . Places ought to he abolished, then the Committee would have a clear way, end be: ',able to form a competent judgment, and mit be, AL • at . present, involved in doubts and disputes. Thi t 11un. Geetleman that recurred to the speech . rir Me. .Burke. en Reform, in which "thit able. i statesman descanted on the diderence between de. tail anti principle, eruct deduced the most 'lnput . Andlindispoiabia arguments in favour 'or th e, latter. *-- :7.. . Mr: I f ETCESTER opposed the motion., • Mr. PULLER declared, that from att appear. once hcaugure4 ill - of . the Weem s or tits ;lotion ; bet if it was. not passed, it would be to the shame of England, and to the distrait! of that Hour. • # Mr.. DENIS lIR,OWNE deprecated - the mot tion proposed by Mr. Fuller, and supported the . - present -Committee;. and after a-few weeds from MY; Fuller.irt rsigiji s the question "Wis Rut iad negatived without a division.. • . . AMERICA. Mr. Wit IT BREA Ll moved ter cqpies iit ', A eer:. tale dispatches froneMr. Canning to M r:s Eiskinui . Minister of his Majesty iii the United 'States of America, dated tttc $d and 4th of eabrearriBoBi together with an account of the conference be. tween Mr: Erikine - and Mr. Smith; s dri the subs' jest of those letters. Mr. CANNING rose to second Ole motion. of the Hon.. Gentleman,. which he (eft kiniself audio. rued to do from what had passed ittlisiother place. The Right lion. Gentleman then Made. tune alto.. lions to the polipy of the conduct which had been adopted towardi America by tile Brinell Gisvern.; Mold, in disavowing too .terms ssegitisted by 1102. Erskine. It became indispeosablOon the Pi, Lis Majesty's Ministers, In towards America, that Mr. pear to have acted contrary The question betwecO Ur. tish Government — was, hog 'snot nature, 'bid thatito js Alum was otostliertia. The , as afr then defended the taidiliiis l 'ins, a former :tracaiion, in nv ! 1 tile Papers on this subject; k teen solely between the Amc vernnients, it linnet Olio& them public. • He concluded, should any further papers ' to elucidate facts in r the --- closer ► he would himself ruovocur Mr. - WHIT LULEA [) said ) , its wag not bkiblitloN lion to have sisal a wpsd; but it. ha l hiletiits4itea in such very strong lion that mitl . ...raiskiiip:hail disobeyed Ids iustessittionso the It .•• Gentle - man tscuse hiss ) %hit* he said ho'thunght_ they had- Ili* Oiled . effect, I f•-• piper marked N-40 . 1 Initt-btlen prudneety a very diff.:reatAem. plod* Wduld hetgiLlm to the subjoot ; but a, time would come when SW would be fully konwora. As to the instractions iivun to Mr. f rskios, hd far as he could uodernekul from the docanienls be. fore him, he tivought *4(1011 *it weedy asul wisely obeyed. The CIIANCELLOR of t! EXCHEQUER. spferted 6.4 the instructions had Nest oisayedner. tbpr to the spirit nor is tlsi letter. • Lord PCIB.CIINSTER , moved ti4t Lioutenspt.;, qcocral Sir Thomas Triggs:rout Sic .1191 ' , • - 11•• -1- • = If; . . ; K -_ *:. b. ostlidod to attend the Committee of that Rosso tholt bight.—Ordered. . • - sear? clutklrrier. ,• Lord PORCHESTER rose to move for • So. ' eret Committee.' As to the Crtintletuen. ho should. propose to for : that Committee, them perhap s might be some objection to the name of Ailusirall Bickerton. Re concluded by moviog— " That a fleeret Consmittee be appointed to eternise the Secret end confhlesstial termination received by his htajesti., Misistersvrelatlee to the Waieberen Expedition, and reps* "'sob Parts as titer might deem necessary to be laid heferiN the Cnownitter of that House, appointed to lugnire Otis tleti, contact and policy of that Expeditioa.—Add that the fol. lowing should Conn the said Committee. Mr. Rrnge Bathurst, Mr. %V ilberferer, ' • Mr. Rohimsn, Sir A. Piggott Admit& Martha., Lord Lowther, And 11 imse If. General /Moss . Sir Jobalieabright, '• . Lord G. L. GOWER; thought a Noble Ftientt (Castlereagh) near him ought to hare liberty attend the Committee, Kappoiated. Lord POILCLIESTEIt said ho had an eye to 'the suggestiou ur tho lion, Gentleman, when .be bad eamcd Mr, Rubinson, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUE) said, he Would not-eoneur with the whole of tt list proposed by the Noble Lord. lie thought C number proposed sufficient ; but there were axe those to %thou', front the views they always too of the measures of Government, he tuest objec .Only one of the government (Admiral Bickerton .hatlisrn named , but who, consistent With the tL. tins b(s office at the Admiralty, could not lltteed any Conimittee. Air. Robinson was slimed F . tleullt from a good motive ; but Mr. IYllberrop was not so attached to the measures of the Minis. tors as to make them prize his atctehment. Ow! hear! . ) Mr. B.olAusoli should he talm.ali - and he thought in Honourable Friend LAIG C4nningj'ouibt also to have sutoe option( inky of representinghiurself in the Committee. concluded'. by Wahl the following to he a Inv of the Committee : • Mr. Storrs Bourne, . General Crawfurd, I Yurke t Lej , ce.ter, leerefautd. -And if there were ten, lie would move that U Leydestar should be of that COMlnittee- Mr. TIERNEY thought tha Right 'lon. G en, tletuAn had gone to the utmost lengths when b' one of the accused, Caine forward to object anyone named for the Committee. [gear, hear Qat: of the Gentlemen too, who, lie thought arms the consideration he had giros to the Papers' laid On.die.Table of that How, was in dot ot' df peachutcht,-41/ersi I hear !] 'Ter had done MI we.generally dune 14 , 441 cunistanees, timed the majority or . w were of the saint opinion 'with the elf, Ali Learned .Getitleuian hid Acme te• tui the scale in his owi Ltvatie.bteetning - fire. Aft, making some observationS iii reply to. those of Imo. Cluitiecllor of the Exchequer, relative to Mr. WiL herforce and Mr. Robinson, he said, with respe ct to Mr. Yorke, tau fitter person could be - nater for a Secret Committee ; and as far is sytetiasb) went, be ought to l appointed Chairman, Why. Mr. Leycester should be named, he dill not kiow , exoept be mid Mr. Bourne had a claim upon svhst might have protpisettto get them on something. When the Committos t proposed AU Noble Morse earn* to hi"Sititni 104 gricet 'by the First Lord of the 'Treasury, the Pubt would not receive its Reports with much coat deuce ; the accosts' of cou:se would appoint tbote who would vote fat ' •• Mr. STIVENS could not admit,that the prose tutor ought to name the.Cominittee. He lhotsglir the Right Now. Gentleman's proposition .prcpok woes; .for the Committee would then be formed by those oho professes' their object to beto gilt 1•111 of. Ministers. The Noble Mover (t'orchcster) :bad avowed his object to be, the removal of -Ministers. Most of those Gentlumee pld. posed by the Noble Lord, would be bided by . predilectinwond pnety inOttence. There ow** , ,net a mere honourableinatt than Sir A.' Piggott, wits* not influenced by party spirit;' but he (Mr..,) eeuld not , forget that Gentleman's situation in the last Administration, and when he remembered the avowed object of the Noble Lord, he thought ho (fir A. Piptt) centsi nut act in anintpartisl man. tier-ba would aped to, share in the penalty of conviction. , • Mr. WINDITAX 141; the Gentleman who last spoke hid .declaimed well , arguml well, and quoted happily (allutliug to a • long citation which Mr. Sievenimade from the " I,:ty (Ade last Min strel") ; but thought what he it.ol-said was not to the point : It had beta said' thist the Cumniitte.c MoriliQBoo4AP skid that the qur;stion was not wriCaboiskifirrin the Committee, but whether ow 001414 be appitinteil: os hot, e contended, thith.thent was isu similarity between .s Committee Moil a jgry - ; the fp . tnier 1144 only to collect in- fotiatisat 3 'and. report •elitereslat,:t4 tho eth who.: Ilnuse. Ire szpreised• 1)4 atin'4l.l* iitw , th.t a' isetain • ',anther, • oftir t# eltosdo Pettit each iitiety.' .Whea Gent leurets. "rem% named' to storm the Catruittivi he shciald coda sider tow err they Meteruiliiird. by their, abir' ties; he Stirs 447 **9 awl)! iMpariial•—• ' (A laugh.] • • Lorct - PORCIIESTe r ic arid not blit ;soil*, the !mussily the Clistreltor of fhb SIR hillier Ilia pro jiver! to introdica Mot, tlito thy - f4itluoittefi!), p4fints iso‘whia 41Ways 1140 '&'b Iliaistars. Vitas Opp .Comilitt toe 14.m1,, b ale filf4Ct ifityptinie such ttitic4tee'ra . . -,•• ~, .~ " .l . _ ~• ~ peasable•on the part of .shoold hare the same quality that ought to charae- in point of pod faith ,teri;ika . Jury, impartiality. Hu coutundol that a r. I:raking should ap I ctitomitte of -trigniry was in no "wiy sitivllar to a .y to his ilitructions,— Jury. Bea Wes, ha Kuser heily4 •uf a pruseautor . Erskine mtd this flu. who was an - Impauthit . tain. Ito Iliol tto.t...ittioti, ... 'wetter, off..ail° a . (liii. witeil!hii ga t 006,...4.4.440tittuf .- , orrispouto r .o.9.bcy ' -.. e;' - tolihrlie.futtlid,nor ow Ile think-such was - wanted. 'he Pl c rii"; ( .4 4 11 0 0 - •.• fi . AtYlVrt* !Ol t Ibut eoilalatent with ' ler!. 4 Riess 'w I . . littiu mauled 1 -Of he illt/Ot . iSgy wouW. furtijah good as. not briallut Irgloward O:4-th# Via ; itda•erse..partiea ought I. but as it -smaa.js try.. ' $ . am WO) r. terican and : 4th ' ' ' , GRo6V tips. said something' which S an 0 - . %hi miTit.gii 'ikiii.l l , we ea iir "in. hips., .. ed, bYAtbsee g tbili Ike S,BA OA .observed; that 00.-giteelleill I be Iteoee'd tilisety WiltilelsOfitisr-la Arent Committee slso0I11.:ik ip. cluarcr voift ligitt, p ,aliat. l . ; • • . •. : • • ' ' ' . ,poisiteek Mr. Hugh I.eyc. The names of the Cemmittee al app#ll4 are-- Lord Parcheiter Mr. ifiltserftwce Mr. j}ramie ttathorst Mr. &errs Cairns . ,' Mr. Itolfisbon Mr. Chaeles Tette 4daiiist,sliorklatett.' . ' 4 , Mr. Lestester• Geniral Flrstryg., l l 1 „ lac DAstes giddy . ~ . ' Wheeitr f a ngultEM 6 , 14 4 ak 1 / 01 1 -4 4 call te * .CELL ,01t . of th1:111•LU reqf) I' VII. 1110111111 t on a point of for* .. • -' to the watt - edged eome papers, wbothit' shardil lot ordered le bit laid before the ifoierr. ur whether it shealttb,O in'thir ream of an Address to the Slog, prayag • that beticill. he graciously pleased to ult!xr 4 4 they he laid before the Houle. The SPEAK At. observed, that there war. Prei, cetleista both-ways ; the ordinary, Obit that whist was deemed most respectful, bat not the NO: course, fir the House bad nut only ordered par, ' to be laid before it, but had even ordered natters. .relativis to Courts Martial. it Was then agreed, and fiord PORCHESTER, moved it, . '(hat nn humble Address be pressillk to las 'Majesty, praying he will bq griteitilii eleitsed to give direcrioes fur laying before Pottle Copies of. I fittsgr i tiess,essuo to Lelftell Otottsolvd 14hrliTehard Strachan s previous to AS ji, le Expedition to theScheldr,r —The Noble Le pn Aserved, there were ,urine ; Whet doc umcnil i Rtablod to, but not produced,. rt.s twines/it:aeon • bilereen lord Chatham artd"Minlaters, sad winds • • i l festimod . t() have two omitted ,by lesl 4 0 veference being had to soave, limo% O UP ' • therefere moved for copicl at , all eAst . 111111104eations tint already (aid 114ne- do. 1140 0 4,,.. ..tousle by his /0 ajcsty's Miniatite, ino r slbc u"' hers employed in the !Ate F4peditiail tit c $O l O Ol l is fat,.as they may be discloses! 'without ilvcrOM to .the public service. . . The gilt/VANCE ILO& of the • tIrtIEgFER believed, that all papers - isitellilf to military IP'. Voiles' were air e , a,dy laid kic.fnaalhaffouse, Ott lb f list rest wooTd - liearesvd - Odiellatari " 114 ° 1 4, 61 ° but. he "did *it aiiiiiik 00 1 : i effidsc h e l li: 44 amiii4ok4l, 'i• ! ':...)' -' • ^ ~.., • .10prit rollefilf.iffNEß HA% moved,. TlifiVlr t ft fie l. V: 4 l l :t f la rli c " 4: 4 A7l3:t3 s l7 . l t r e st of o i n ki t:: .ll,lsrith: I • . (SepkAilistlillit:—Urrleted . . .., .. Mr. C /LUKER said, of all .thodispateiree, ion al reado bef*theilftotese fit* I the corompintet) o ' Chief a ir f a illp t .44o p0,,,1t t i004,..r05,.00 of OP t Parianutt If.s l l:of.the ,a,pth of Solitetber. ilAPhitilos_xsp Tin; §tmt‘Dt. • Lord PO,I44:I.IESTM awaintAbe...Order of 0 11 Day for "M. 1. *nee tolo Wan iniptii7 ft 441 _,... i" • • o the late Estreditititt ttreit Silfettlt, T .:lglr% . ....! • ...tt 4 , - .; , irvizit ' „ . , . • ..~~,~ • • oft Wive to the Watchmen Expedition, 6. 64 • aucenreutslAßVit would trot be adrift**, sa the. itstoreAlinthat Houle. li e ft e0 , 011 .7 h. sulnoing those he had for a Secret Couft i i tt ., t o 1 14 saying 'they' hat:voile\ ter 'equity. A s t ;" -7 , 1 1 Pit ,ilod been said about AllAtrie. the pr i m • " ra l (Lprd Purabaiter) did-not know that h.Yi „7 hilit load to prektittiont ; and of 6 4 1. -.11 a ow %re, that believer had-Ilan in untie, alt Z c wa t y, to. yehom objections had teen made, ilk eo o c c' wort ist4beets isisofEce: tii 4 ought be was 6 4 47 r h ol ic t ur Ause.lect•tholitho had voted for I mo : t h ti o fr ,:te: o tte a W K : 4 6:64; a : o e u m l 00.bp v ti e releici t h l ajogp l it g h o llha ed ivoliit ' . 1 6; fed- politic at heart. is s onde to.hitn, •becaose iseettitcd against loiq u i r i"' lie did not rote againstliaißtry, he voted "Ai pr e vi o us Question.• tilenkr hear! from th e n, posiliun.] He did . se, te nse hp th ought - i t . •—• mown was prematerli,' mith ough t t o b e • to the obj• t e r t : s ivr of . e i‘ v i e o ry N M T o 4 ti c ol u i f u oi had voted against Inquiry, though be had eopit the previous Question. 0* reading o ver 60 ,, • (;pt pers that, had been 14h1 qta tt i o lr a w. the"tiol Mr. e ph o nuts thug t N t 11 7:7 .rem ll eec . th (1 1 , f the stature of which we could not collect. -7 u 7 The Motion for a:Committee was thee poi * '"; carried Without a division. dtt- " n) Wk. the Dawes proposed Iv ronn eiteb rtttl mime *era jet lu bassetonstoo iiismow,ft a slot silo the mastier in which It should be dump, rn° The'SPEAlpit MO, that consistent CO rtis. Ce r col l a r *Gabe of 'the lioine, ho. should ploth, list as trioted, when any Member was at lib el '7, to Make an 4isendreint..which would also be r '" Lord PORCH ESTER. then withdrew IM 6 11 eritl `"" and consented to have these put wi l e * e y e d* 01 to , with the owes Philos* *be *ere pr o Ile Peet lad in their place. On the motion that Mr. Wilberforce be a Mo s , her of the Cen7 l lo.oes The CIIANCELLOR of the EXCREQUFA • premed, that lostend of t h at nadir, be * o w "!t. Alt!! that .4f Mr. .F 0 Oulm. This poet 3.1 1 $14.Ar!!!1 ) 1 141 . 4 4-44': • en. , ' VgWiieiji;Srlslso,hcfeibtiOnr4 thence, h 'netCOhe auiio4 . by . :4ll 4 pptssiog that he meted `. to opprriC-Aftts'aiiiiiiiiirri - u4t orldt. Sturges Rousse r !.1 a Mislabel' .of. the . ClgtSnisr•;oss . the cont ra% fler . he,tneant to 03 - .4 7 8ke.i. .Opt he !Aid - reoprlO;,illry igeftili4ifiiejircipiidtt him it pm* Fan l oto-ivi to! * Pat)Vii.boefdian, bqt The Ifoase wtol doe! so *be' Weer Ji.rladfAilega.olt . of the f*CILEQ4I *hat t i 4 g.o* *as tar be the, cOerse ado* the t 7 etrieqttce,•_weelti cot be et the cutpletiss - he stlehr4, * it w!lieN.l.o,4eod, was (toe •profealtil by the Noble Lord:,,bilatetfr tli ft * • Nrefe. mo?e Wait nitre,. Toom ties • -bo,.fieevut of eighitillgaigit Adatioistratioa inns i)e et - Coomaiuee, and this was not .di oplog with films loelf towards Ministetle, after they had &spurted lob* 'thy names of those who hail been already eaaibpatet r 4 4 - Iltrantera were then ordered to withdrew repeal ow, Ai r y :14**tailion„ during which, we underston the thatr.itittisters yielding the point with pigpen ts Nom Mr. Wilberforce, ha was appoiuteas .tbsrel by the Committee`; a : Aerate:lls the Iftraea 50,1145 s cted tioaelloiWing noisiest— blic For gr. Charles y 9 rke, 126 fi a , • Vur air Join Seettrigh!, - 144 lose Maj;qfity for Mr. Yorke, 1 • The name of All. Whitbread ass aegidai 9 se - without a division, and Mr. Davies Gidily cep, ▪ rgetetirwithout ailMsion t as was * Out Ito - Mr. Hugh Leycesters.".