The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-06-23 00:00:00

i~ B4lllllAtes Swett Lee hi isiwienso 4113,1100., • eeproititillipi Valk thrrlict Obbilbighl %bib fin' goads.. ...cautions land has{ --placed e• • to prevent ilipeifi In Irelt - b %11 expetwe more aud - .31. ter applies' ral. In . ' 500,600 i. Governmeir the pow that in. . been kept beet" kilo , to protest sevens./ emit. ' bade could ilk in the ern' tleman ' thought apologise on • the much ' had tbo , observe , Iteions. Sir Son assigned be should Mr. r" which . Address . be pleased racks i possible, Lord of whi of MI the know' 4 4 ' 4 going incenamteet make ..-.. • - .• ; • sense re Biltft iat ialll' _ . .y,-- him to a most severe punishment. Re was aware. thel The Noble Lord had not succeeded in making - 00E 1 'er. dude excitation sitogettser. The .fortreetfifuteed 'etlkoeglit much harm would iiieeb, - ‘tilki, . motion was of a delicate nature, but if it should ap- The cast; for although two hills of iirdictmeut had ilhe allowed), woul d- be.dangeraus to tliljleiiiseit r .s*ictitent on this subject, : 7_,..:k . ir'' , ::•:'.)' l ' , • ' - :?:'' pear that this person ought to 1w liberated, or that he been found against two persons fur petejory• ageitsit•rthe cpuntry ; hot be sew Unaueb groandf itip4.4 , ., "'AIi:FAWCETT spoke trotheinii4' ithhit . : ..- . 7. ought not to have been committed, he hoped he Crogani there were ether grtiunds - of !peak ebargeittlension, while the - riditlliee vel y Peigont 'fluffiverl Riga I , Mr:P....M.Qo.ll,K.defendetaht.,Eoropelnlbileft should be excused for devising means to liberate him against him, which •rentained nonrated: 11* wayttitsiut•for red outs `ties limited iwitself,;ml4 il4 she Edit, Attnisli-„titimmtversisit, 7 illisi)te.'•1110111C from his present situation. If io•what he was about lay clearly before him: he-lied- estwely to, petition 'while they were sobjeet to th, centres{ s eat the- GOA. lute* a conthrtiPllllll4 . bo was net s regeee • ,-. to say, he should utter any thing which might not be : the House in the -usual; manners , bitting the reasons., "eminent there, endeemovablo at. pleatnire tai Alter so* fisitheieen:reisetion, iii - IW.I ill` Si; •• agreeable to any one present, he hoped it would be I why he could not,aoknowledge- fats gaited-. The best - rairWelect. - ,Thskietter Wee,. that - of yotting•a.'c olit4 . ::lestioir, Mews ! Meander,: Prendergast,4l. OM, IL . imputed to. his indiscretion, • and ant suffered to I mode seemed to proceed to. the othersonders aff the I , plet,e,intinliet , on the proliagetke.of Christiaoity - hil"Thoritoisi and t.nshhtgton • took a - part e the Ilouste' operate against Mr.. Crogan. He hoped the re- r day}. and the Noble Lord would then be•.at-fltmety India, must be painful to every rellottus mind ouss ) .l - 14Seldedi . awl the.estettere weislet.fft• .!*!!). l ",‘l#et rictus grounds on which. he ehould.move for hie to -. lava •fisis.. petition framed aceterding tw tbe•factui :-'though he sew:on *roar. prtispeei,.:Of-renbitet vitally i - 8114....egaiinit it.. 311.. _ ,• -- ;;,72 4 1, _" ......- • -'.; • ''-.'---- b raiti . wrwitihefontel all le. reeks . in the seine and fhe perbliou• nature of the ante.. Ht , eetteluded converts, he thought ft sere poesiblb - that The Other - Ordeet of the tlepAseleirliipeeeti of t p 1.44 ,Inetittned the Houseto - rerolleit, that they had ; by moving that the other orders .of the dajt. he read. sionaries might, in their-ihterehdree with the:_liktilats,, diitarasi utteatsed at hatf•Patt-the***Pelickm -.- • - . . • -• .•. • . sal ..ey. refold di in two cases, both of • which appeared I Mr. WYNNE , was justified , , in eonsideri4 the : succeed in diasuadirig. Mein' 'front bilinY 1111lrharOas ' - • • .'.. - to him to he stosts4er than Cingssi's, in ‘ ii directly epr.. purithmentjust, • although he fpity coincided In snit,/! practices, equallyiabiuseeene froM all religion, .nit ..• . • •.. • .. PatiVCII 1 1 1PER.t. ,: : .• ; pe.ite way to tbek j,d A menj in his ease, twthe tat . demoing the rigour of -the •impiiireament ; to enquires-I - from the feelings of humbo notate, tuCh as the, eke *Oh*.*** n( I;""sbes:itle'lt lie ( 14°4 41401ti"4: into the eiettomstanees; of Reid-eft' 41te Hodge woold: l ;teiteter of.. infants, and the sicrihceli..of Wornen.-•-• - : r 7. • . - r. " 4 " 11 !"'` .. • • • •- • . had :mated: the' if that House thought-proper, 'tae perhaps deem it necessary to . eppelet-A Cataisil4fia,-6:! His LOrlship • concinded With pressieg on the louse - P. 11404 Mil 15•.--Ifer •Majestf'finr iropetsto Gouki prpp. the Dtkapf Chmhorland hgd cbgerfereci Under every•eircionstastee, he thought thet.e.petitlesi'l-the importances of a temperate . discnisiun_ . ti . f" 'this - Queen and Regent has receivedcthe folloWing ifttelii.; in she Wejmoults klactiro, The othete.stoseatalkthat should be presented , by : .7the prisoner.- • . '' - t.' 4 3 , lo...rnrclueStiost. :•-. • • • i {pence of the situation. of the ..4emies..on the 11th eli which hail beeudeteredued lett night Lend-lie4lisli. :.m r . s'rKplj EN wage r . opinitn:that Crogate video) : : Ott the lineation hying pot, ' ' • -• I, June: "• ', .. - . ..."- 7 •• • • ' l, ' ed tot la' say mere..thett-that the House wealth toils . with perfect consistency .preSistt• hisl)oliOtti . wittott'• - .-Ifiu•if. MONTGOMERY said he was a friend to : The tmpefot. artivittet-fosr gteltirk In t . Itore. opinion e •heg atty. a .oartiality.. irthey pertiiateti-its , oat entering into the question of his guilt , or..•a t ni t .Tr . „th e pig r t es tv t .t t s t a hli s h olen t,. th o u g h h e didnot be- • ing of the 10th, at flreideo• .-The Hine* toot &art, toe looker rutprisohment 4'f Crag llol .. who hed.telr'• (Tom. - lie ..had merely ,10-stale the :faetil'•' 4: '' Om' Heal . 6 1 4; the.arkola of :others not of WS religon were • riled - thereat Omni.. l'he 'Falk GAM' . were ex dr . been. outfitted nine week tar tbe.cede o f th e D o h s ': put o rt. 4,„ eitt .i le b,d . „,,d ergoooia ,,d. o f...th e indictments , Slot to belated. lie 110 peen long in India,'fiad tra- •ed the following day, the Nth. The Emperor-a.' of cittoberlood, •tbe ground on which .the House' which had :been found against tho j sktihtlioilor • Pee ';' v'ersitl . it trortt.the .rOdairto;..tlie Gauges, a nd had ! rived there at the moment when he was the least stio, ected was, that : the Cmnotittee had not reported dit• jury. •• 7 • • . • • • • .., 1 " • '•." - j been art theeoest,' and iwilutoet every place of nor eoeted, be . alas rendered useless thapreparations made it. In the case of last. night the Committee had re - • Mr. teogan STUART. -W:o9.TVei'theiatitittllkC I ship en a line or - 300antilefi v with the exception '• o f for his reception.' :-.---.., • ! 's ported, and the House had, since the report, and had teen treated with grrathardsbipl seefiftherfsets . l the 'Temple of 4iggernittit. • Mr. Schwartz., h e ad. : At noon, the. ginger gabany went to see the Fins prelious to the decision of last. night,. approved of which.had - been alleged _ were fourtdedliw truth, the y• - I mitted, was a deveut man, .but be was a great poli- Pe"ry who lodges in the sebarbs, in the fine house the resoluti •a of the Committee The first ground an eeetainty.eelled..for. i mote dio to mt i tu i ry , .-.ll e . ene i,l.l t i ch ,,, , efu rbedTetketialse sower Tanjore, .he was iof Slar•collni, Where there are trgrand tioittr Of apart. which he made his present a ppli c ati on. was , t h e , the not 6.o b scr ib e to t h e ... t i ectr igilb a t au t fessioseof guilt employed in every neve:lotion ; he never made:Meity. , ..Wenti: or . the - ground doer, and a bendiest* Park 1* Muse wood ha guilty o f partiality if bey continued' was requisite in ell.ertar t e of. petition ; sod- he sherold I converts, exceptin XeuFeP._ . ithasoos': They wlett4ftervlthe - Kielea4Alagel ehichthe I.%^ll**er formerly inita • . this cotifiitement. The next !waists was, that the House move ps ow Ammulment,thats Grogan ; having been I railed Rite-Chrisliaitb,•:l4r they went away When the Wed, having no garden. ! At • seven, in the even t ing, went bey•nod. the rego!ntien of the Committee on the committed moti•eon ... _fitted in-Piii"r : be ' diseintiged• — ; plentiful season come dert: - Most of - diem were ors.': the Emperor ,rereieed•44.,de,tess, : Minister a i t:j . e . Tregony Election, a hich only said, "that • Thonras [Here the Hoe. ..Membeerhetok informed • • from the Igl nally emigrants front. Syria, .of whom (here were; laterioe ilia of tuarices frefathe Kioll a M ar crogan, currier, of Tiuro, , did endow/ger to procure. Chair that this ! Amendment could tnot the •Rsetic in-the also many,at Travancore, - . ot•beri,• on We 2d of the return of two persona," and the House ha'&II , &• present Stn(V. of the business, gage notice , : that if the , -Abyssinia and - Andrie„ besides Jews. He . then ,en.• • tintllertheiltriete of tekenithrs . • tied, " that he had done it wilfully and corruptry.": motion for - proceedinglo the. e th et...grtjsrs.ll j 't. ' • ' (Lobed.: •- • . hi well - as tisane froml • "1* - Death brigadiebf thatetillity division, placed. of the ; .tered Into a history of .( , be Mahometan Conversions,. en „.toAltiuseseastnee. . .•. • The House wou ld .recollect also, : thatatman never Day, were negatived, he . should thew meets is k ' ileit were etrerted hy the sword , and noticed the ..'Tkitt .1 1 4141 of ,Motikase-,.,,Cthe '1(16, was at bed any trial; had never beefs calied . .te tees , bar of •Amendment.l 7..." ... . - '' ....: ' • - ' et;6l : '.' 14 . ; 14 1 1 iiluva4'nf the a tferapte tif the House, and asked . whether he , . was,geigy or not • Av. cocitavNE JouNsTorxg ~,ik e l a _ 1,4 4 icy of - Ryder Ali Wet a coliciliate' all the religious; hoof RigIOU upon . . th e Pokogoese; The pit. 1 4 .6lesllllti. thts, Duke ofTrevisowetalers ; :the Duke. of &flaws, tit Groben ~the De„ . .. ~ . the Ilea goi!ty, but the Ammo hid. derided -at seism on the from grogani stets several-tfrcamsfa i tio, of ssiwO wt Tip ppo f o ll ow ed," very different plati'Ostueising. t!tefrtoetiere, of Iv '.arloY 001 P41 ,,,,_" 114 .,_ - 4" . 1 . la:Wished. erltnri of the Committee, and. er e e i. e d - hi m to be puniehmeat,*.priestiou,: a nd eppresitiens'Nehifh - - '' some Christians fOr• his. ermies; and destralhig the 'gam' s rt.strmislise arleetre-wstere .e- - - r- their to Nevrgate• t. He• must .44:"0vel that been inflictecr,etietr:hins tlairintlas -losprialitinitrot; - ree t„ 4„.. W e oug ht t o imp t use (behalf cask, which it'! ?lie tithitti4ele seeking p,epsi*tlons to Pili c r.. • ] House proceeded to pass such a severe son- • Among other i, t 4r s toliints,bp,Sitte i red.that hthsd:beett i present rather deterred the natives from Chrlatianityl .. .hateeslitialdfatannp in their yeepeerolt P;si n " . "" h : - ought to have first hoard_ w h a t he had to forced to lire . among the' tro6 . •felo6tt s 4114 - hid 1 Dellu'clranan's brink tionteined a great exiggetration.r frier celottite ' 11 41.--4010101 - 11 1 -4.0. tiliko!Ifi ll " i' have satisfied . t heniaetV•g t win e tber. he been compelled •to - steel . .'el _ One # ll derleftoal aenv- ofr.lliedurs.crueltiesie ATherlettrattiosi.of Children in; eii .i.4 l 4,Arkrlit.i.• .I'7E . 't'„a" ''.!4 ; •• 7; 7 4,vtit -.t.-... • • !MK , lo our ited any crime at all. If be oimi.d show tense or , deattt.:` - fle4olliiiitilf proteitisd 'his ittitolpoa * octet swum riegAtortheritui u telillittel*ldoil.hlti-1 -. 4161N In - hrol been atio . stfy i detain - 4r,, or that',4 "oevreetriffet, vibiweild-irer toWi .1) - f - dhliang - laitt liiii,jiiiiiiih - Piticticeeidsted. The burning of wanes , town.. gia :Dl•bkiestl l'Aigwillthi aubirbh i . n. Cg° • "t • to have been tot - omitted; . he- ihetight he' 'aitheiterke t tietfifethi ruined lie him icircumetelitetiel4.l WkilthOtteht:pralse'weithe -; Nut *Demo morels part sr . :Mitienli or a ' hods!. *'- • : - • • ' artidteverjr - dik et ten lave laid a sufficient grocery, fora motion thvirPir '- ' 'ita ' •'' -• •ti • waSe v be , was deiertnitsedi lle MI -_ 44- , - 4 `eaceri belangir Meration, after having been pint weekS cOn- •i, ' shit/ 'lveosinue ' *he mai• dimesamong.commonfelnopoindWaceinthe an a man sentenced for executions ' Last night' ' had dorided„ that as no , ..ct was . dorseoto : no should follori. In CisceA? PAkee it ye! , .. ti .ea, lie 1 . 13(1 earleavotriail d lAftio . pstr- - t thWeraes ttat of .last stitch*, the a , p inl.TaCt •: fc , and if such proceedflifEerisitt'sdh‘mit k (oh , public must form such an opis4sw thr thiViat-i is? • and ju,lice of that House as he 'aimed 'hi [ 11( they should ever have chime t6foriti„stss,tlllo*„... • another point wore materis - diadn; - S t idell lot i kol v 'he man cannot petition 'the Flouse;••inti It' i thetfrllt ' .of the House which be lied More thant - ' - I jomeed, that when a 'versos/ was consned by !; 4eirdpoviit of that house, he coulitat be liberat- : tby petition. The new; however. , shy ; had not petitioned Ititilliouse, did •;,iiii greitt i' If he did so, titintsmild not he time top , j . court of justice, te 7 eieter redrese for the islu. . had sestaloed, beams" he could brat petition " ilouse witboet acknowleelgiog himself-entity of ...,: .If ibtrirlit, he meant to. prove his accusers 1 that offetwe. On these green& the House;l 4, weSid.be induced to grunt 'his motion, I ees, "'Tat TI Mgt* Ciogatl be lmiter) so the 1 ilessee r •ittsebestrer, in Order 4e be dis..l • HOLMES itissiti isessi the . motion. •He . . . ,~„~. •:•••• -~-.._:. i • cemmitted tt o j when the Ifoi 1 teuce, they a / 11 . 11 ssv, awl to 11,1;4 ementilte 1 : 'l' L.rogoln - 1 fp f iht not to voiOd then IL fii;• his liitersi filted,soraptio , t..xt he•i to a tue 11..u.5e-ha 1 punioptunit a ouI) proved, song: .' that prrferrued ; 1 t to, the publit . pprtiality ano \ very sorry ti There % Ng al was . lb.. the s was a rule , , . opt* oppoeet i the iudlitaeli ed except Icy this wan bad l i . i i honeaa. : if is ' iota a court ries ha 104 I t tilf 'footle a Pe r i u rY I • 10 : , guilty. of dm he.hoped„ N wiiisla.wafs, I • bar pf the 1 0 eltoymod.". . i lkir.,l4ol i :. • 4 I $ .' , , . • •.,,.. aaos,: i ..i.-,,t;• • ..., .:- ~.... ... .. ••••• ....,-,,,,,„, .......: ~•••?..: , • ..••.. ,-,..:.-:. ..-.:: ••••,:-..• - -J.-. - :•. - .4.•:.`..: 4 .0,•:J!:-.... liistitsZollardillitv - %-: . • :•i'i'iNi• 'ts.*.t.t . rik.ctitt4 - . . . . .... ~. ~ amt,..! . itirer&o e e.w w.aAMMOrstal:Zeters.z.., o::-.... i• :4'l*. i.' -•' • , : .•-• - ‘••••• :- ,• • • ,- . . , .0 ,• , ..• .. • • • • . -•• •v r t .• . • • .44744-,0,...: 0 va l t . it!.:, ) , ; -. 1 .• . 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R o ok • ~t o litels arnoinilet eltalketlter to - oilaitte atl.te!o pr ••• ____ L tetrt. •• _ „ i ,. , , ... , 4 1 4 .,,, , .. .. ~ . . . ~ takiiiiiiii, I ., , eisitot • diar ruse . t. : ue 4. w o o star. g ..14.ilie. i!let ) eel: te• nth low Vont i . manner.. Ihtfifft&nlie .fin whir* hie C •fi • •••• - -1. , 1 . -..; •.,. , 17 Illlidebat Itlens*.sfsat ha, ...1 Id olt. lisboltoi a . (h: o thanfaio •ho!t - tisidi . he •• Weir,:c , isurr i I quiet_ .... ir till . .ipti lev at_tykbi.tbe .. . :tiraketedeteoseis .... _ _ 'l4'4_ ..• „ .04 , 1111. 7 . 41 " - 1 ,.. , . . . r '2: . :',''' , e .. - .":; !3 . . , . ', , 4, ~, . r . 10hi00,.... ../ r. 4 .„. „,.... urprepaipm . to moire, i. Uri 11 aiitick Department in -this couonty i twe y ern:m*4ll4. teit,tise . 4ll4-,41 R io'' ` . le , ...... i t *Si; 4 : ;.: 6 , I. ..... ~.. . ..,..444, .• ~; ' : ,Z t. 4 . . *MK,- f a micer i age meet : 'inar r e ir l 1.1-;: thrreet ; erklit ises the reverie indielasal : hisatittt•ett .., . ~, .. .tly . "4 . ..A' / 'Z 'r liii !I'll"-, • .--' . -1 -01 1* --'.... k i ef . ,z right he hhilndividunt opinlon," hut ke - btii•fed 1 O l e:: Ibe • ',‘••iti.lo,V 1t:•.w ., 4- "•= ; - - IV ( 4410 ",--' ,',...' i ,2 1 . 4 . , , 1 .. r ,, 1 n"rtbitaltOwefluightivecomsemed to ss ed; ' Inn, - Gentleinan wig nh`t atirirewf - .-.4ltie 'variostriwth as, c _, ~. ;..., ~. ; . .. . e. . - i-• 1 4; ' ‘''. l * !iii*? - liAlll s c i ifi4ll6 • ns. , , •, . . • • ... , i' . libibeilessuseets• Nest eaistrid • tal - and .cautions 'which the' Gnu its itil• 111*..iq iv' "'"' • 4 '..` • ••••• -.- • .11111 ~,,t''', f iret: - l'''r. •• • - ---- --: ,- , NMI.. advell-•-by - the 15 'millions f • among fli'Mita - , ' -- ..'• ' • • -- ' . ...,... - - 1 byikir htattyt klAnired th • ° M9ll "" Ang- h a d-pfaced over the- Barrack Rood,. 'in ortlerpoond:,. that . ~ . ~ . 11114 -. •' ..4,..` ; ''. • i7 1.7-!'"916 , -. ~ ...-- e ~ ;' ''...... f - the close of t .. i MI. ...__. . CAP,. rfOifeee_, events hpgifroin being other 4ise thaw corieet.......dteci,, 'To The fliitriret= a d 14. 0 4 a k e • I- • -- gland. * Rirrscir-Ma'ster coal* ' web incur en °a that account ciret4tlo kiillikttlitisClifinkl • Oat , 1/ 11. ' tialliftelf • 14114;t: '••-•- ) V - - 77! - - "In 3e tce f - 11 , 4 • •• . --...,,,....;•--... :% -.4 ...... abs, ; gigtiat hs : - ---• A t ft the ww of m o r e Own Si; for temporasylbarracks, Crogaii was Uiljti eonlitsed ltleit! i hecififir I=l:atelir 0 „. 4 t: :, It ea cania,i4,44otheit, ,i,i4 ritboavv...l .. , that . A aVA%- wish* %• ' - . l lOOl/00e'Icr.kW. ,- N eole.#l4,loto n a vii .. • . l'inlie Penia4 IL for perinaessrit.bewrobs, witliveiliterfielleo. Ist tiOirt.) ,, trot— tplication to the Deputy Beriack.bilftetZene ; Hew Otilri '1 (Mg 141,70#010 Ili°o .NOtO - : AL. ..0 vermiltsii. eyelet oftido , o bt li r , • • .i.prir.!**•1047,41.0,.A41 • 4 • fn . England, a Barrack:Master:Might. eilleitd Noble Lord, bittl,..MtaPill64 l o4 ; • lOgtre • l 4 ~h ~, 7..Ptiy f . itimandno6lC . aillestrat'd debt , ,t±eAtOsg,4l2ol„ ~. ••• • I to w..-1 11 .." 1 , ._°.' be te ntri . tt** l • l o4ilt. WI. without any such applicaqnste : The Ir ish ' would" be irr - e g ui f! % • Crill " 12 "- erji " lar '-- , - ‘,.... h: . ...,c; , tis i", :rifi di hs oh retig.s . :e ll itet e •' . - Awl; . 7 ai s ast riaß tiM li' li nsi aist ee ll .V . c b la 4 l i t i'lunt, 'gyp • ',','. A viv , ' P".•'; - - ,f.• •••,,,, 4 -.- • 'r• •t: A .. :,-; e.r.,::r ... fthy tech 'like linnottnible Gen ' tlema ' " ii r • °f • irnMent had,. however, hien oblisql to intend i his, and his title was irletXl i ni .___ viltyt t st ewers to 1001.; and neverthelsei friplietrord, ,went into iNeseglit6 ihjs' - s- ale : - 441 • - 7-1 47111 4 b"" P 4 ii 44 " 11114 * -14 1, 1 111ilisittfielininstaissei• n ."4 ' 441. A the last mid itt•esent . year, tine illflietscoa had year ;, it was nogr•gissisrl ~, ~ kept nit hia more narrow boaddliftliaolmiteree:*wati karat/ .8 / 44 1 . !1 , -,0:40 1 4ltut. 0 0 141 1 1 t• 410 . . 1 1 •tit 0.0 1 -;o44;rit:ooP .l ****llol, _ __ . 7 0 1 1'49 ~ , ttr'apletiiudt F Pi • ittliPott•nr Y t h w i e a ll ar id gUn b i e en - t h , eB th% known before. 'He must, th'etaliiii6l, , be* Hate ;' should Ilhesitettivato-everr0w.......... - %a gar : : ;' - t gi)Ooll ' i ealtimitioWetr . Aedlellteatbvialidt ,IR !Itto•:.11 ' otest a riiiist the fion. - Gentleinsti • tirdisios the I i•AllivallA YR ES replied:et ionieltitg* 1 0'0 4 . eittif PAO* ini 0 0 11114 " 11414 1 1 0, 1 1Z:; 1 114 1 0$114*# . il•Cottclosion% lie did front the' pdallto the. tiro, . till !pants which had .heett p Araerj,iv..l6 . -:-.. NOW haws. sif orirsons h ipirottgaleg•• ,_ . ••• •• I / 9(4 A great many regulatiOna held tlately; been • Lortiottulia particular inedieeled:.. ..bi l. lilaelf.,„ .s igtTO-. 4 - ftts ba_ alloaledv :. tkis Vie: . se eleitliitated : •:.Er 04 r t y . l , l - tkio . sioiner in...rthe. _ uvioci...o. • with reipect to the Bartach.ktolltOfts which : eves whicil'ked influenced his Vet. ne ii, Ilit i #4oo.oligekitiOlriqj : i llii.tCligh : ." j, wa ft d ewed aide. _.. lloti ro whit* lie t I not fail very • speediitto prodnee;tgreat infects' night with "respect.tojite•csse.of theAolio . ACI . it iii. i t ,„ its what h a d ►: fisl yk".•o 4 4 • I " : proeittr iddlicinic thelestr..... tr- 41( Bet t er. a it 4; t 1 .„„„„m 7 of the system ; and if the Hon. Gen- I.list. thoughrtketsCsagents beskiaptle teptAtpet °Nowak* ,gtelit' tiseation ealflo46 i ..;'•',liiol -- 114 1 11, Tthei . %Ore s allaTiKtti n fo s h, w 9 li "(I in Ohl m o v eti t or co pi l i a lir those vegolations,• he. the House, and besicakith4loo,o thirlk s t,Kllll4 .I.6eiree Irk -84,11.6 ii! sali-Ibreet:. „ Itiy..tlie ' eovietnied•lo , -6. tit t er .wafti or , rat . Hisb u n _ 6 ! Ihl lie would hare at Ilatit felt-himself bound to i nishmeof billeted •04t ..litorrwri °mil" • 444floolWitillisk te st tilt nti 'l ligi al aiolor o r oli t itl"- velt r ik i s oi n ' l'a po . • °, ll 2 • %vii imi l it i s i bmii i i ,::,...l: 6/ .. ro ir k' it . . i t d o ;: ga tile N r itiet g "lotl inforwira tt , at e ; peopie ell oi t . • tvile ' ., fa ' diolaity:ng. ha sefilTpoorso,veinee:ltyr.the47:l;otentive:lo; :hail: igise for the severe animadversions he, bad • made' donigedly • very strn,§e,..llmt Js.,pfraon coq he sifitem altogether, without,,kshowiag h ow 1 coesetieenc e , of i mue ug g .4s l , - di t oi ss id e ?of n iliblthatilir *IS_ sjelloallt lilt boineeted, mid for tket &Olive& ' The!, were the people *hoof the ii : lit had been lately- altered for the better. • 'He i House, should be put in bed with embroil. (4441 .04 1 ' Psi rP O 4II .. hoc billkilitoPtieed +Skim. . . . 40,, Ifert:-.helil ep Ike squalls minds: to. . .. °Rs • hought necessary to make these •treptiinatory Elienr!)-4r ii did'icitadry appear I- . tria 6 sVek had` Dm Akik; thits P °l4444 " 4l4 *t' :, : - R o leg ii v it i i ''4lti dtlie lli"t"t 4iii..uocit thetill a 4ukt iSissiswirkil f_o)o o etio b c ft ifi l . Z d tb u e ct g ec c lid oo l s .vstiotts, - though he did fttot.okkct to 'the Reso- .. been the akse, be Should . not ieruplis to se;y ! that It:; Lion hest been. omployed, .tf,se s eek . i . - . I called forinstnediatelttd a ,strict Infinity. . rf. ! And. there wea.ope iiipteretweit I. die, prttiesit 1004 atekvaiasultliens. . alk-, 7 had borne t h emse l ves w i th •H. PARNELL thought. Akre had been'no res. I Lord A. HAM I LlViliOPllide4- - : - ''.• ‘.• . ' ? conta*ed in . formers proplisitinas, eft:- ' te ir k ile ie " l 4 i iiiiin *.r i f f l ittle .. o 444x b ffle ! .. rn iveiiiiii * *r t t es t . m th e a l ie bet wo end fea bigi vet . 'u4oii•lailiseertidir iitile Me. ;did net cliitoosirt - iie -.° 4he.viumeittideatbirs'. issigoed for building so" massy. ne w ba v rack,..**.- Mr. ilk/Uhl l) war at haul* -therefore support the linsolutioisi .4 . • •• • Crogan scold prefentinlpetitlisti; sllicelit ardiit a la e d• i, k no ge , i t t oo k cgs , that It. tdilbild mot fie tot* .... god'slwitsii•konour the Ring also. The Hisidnos tee. r. FR EM AN'r LE very al!wttly feplitd; atter his intikeriee`; - 'O l d tile oraidee Of Air Wise riniairE'd . .,' . 4tpoit: lus natives, so-, eii:.l6 tmililiff'l,! , #if...,.. 1 0.j".„Te.te ;00f- ir;peropfls - who a c ted On precipitate unit h the Resolutions werivagrag‘tp; :and also an that he should cro f ela his guilt. IC h e :did tiiesentlw!teter l'. tranquillity, of the aeliettj ! -.11 eppealees beediosei,Wiidesic.e..of , the .' momeati wheneree: that *so to the Prince Regent, praying that he o•ould t, petition, if was obvinus,• in order tit *reit* te en s' ito the Dose whether this Resolation did- ore thus -I#l4ll2ileirsrbought end angere d t h e i e ve li g i o „. vo i To , easedto give directions, that-the system of bar- sistency,. that the practice of Perliamynti demand...el was nary. -(ligoi*,"lttiarll-4to - ble 'eir,L no4"4lhiciaCtlitsrhitilihiwn that' they were reedy to rt. iin Ireland should he assimilistecl,• as nearly as ing an deknowledgment of his - guilt ought • tts•••=bits thing c ild be more lerpolitic or unjust ' to•pro. - ±Jare•-to tbeirAlleglaisOe, even ihell,lobeilitit: lll** bit, to that of England. • • suspended. • .' • !•'.;".•-• -• • •. • hlbirt introdoctlon of Christianity; and Res*.. the poi Yt 6f betaking nut, and thatOW-spite iii i LIBERATION-0Y MR. cßonor. Mr- BA:THUIXST admitted That the ponishbooni lation #oggeeted was the aiiddie course bet een. the aintietiVitaissof eshissaries who attempted to: stir up , r d A. HA Ohl LTON rose to make the Motion, I hid been great, and the treament which Cfegan hut ; two egrernes, which, in, iris, opinion; wus lculatr d theatisiklito a temp. The: essential reittef wee, hicb he gave noticeleet night; for the liberation re ceived in prison hi g hly reprehensible. Thc s itoble ` inet the desirable object far which then 'tires Of l'hat. the:foal cAtees.wf IkiigalAtonid'be v if 4 1 9 1 iiibiee c I r . Thomas C-rogan. He had not the slightest Lord had, however , as it ..appearedto him eetriim. i this cou ntry . showed a lauAithlti anxiety. ." 11 # bord--.ittratlicatid.: L Thia_cOjild;,l4, be (tope throuh the F i e tt g e of the person on . whose behalf he watt properly, attempted to show, that because' the Hoiseo4 ship ,'•continned to- observe, - that the principle tot - Jesisiii - Of: DlErlitisnity,;.4lo/441,rnlitiatt)ty.-and ;to MOW, nor of his connections ; but should • had rejected the Motion respectingthe alleged intee-A Which he had prOetrettett *sate Medium betiveen..two. iltsdiw.had, l bitherto,,beve Tyr( '4 . * co as t al, . . his motion spontaneously,. and solely from a ference of the Duke of Leeds, ihey *ought 'to adopt.; , extretnee, 'et.ither e't lehleh hit thought tenahle-Iletlitieo. • ' . ..,- ~., ,„.... . ~,...._ ....,;.,.. of duty, as one of those who had sentenced 'that which he proposed for the tiltraticm et .. .G*lpm liadiscriminate adesiasitio of . kiissinnaries . inti I aditt, i l i; ~ Mr:•FOI,LSEi defended the Ili. n a mnit severe nanishment. Re was aware the The Noble Lord had not succeeded in making onOite_ thole oicluslan altesetket. The .forniee.lindeed !ttikeetilit much harm would Wrlso-fretii4', Ate latis°6lo he bed'lleenlramMit hid rirontnatagoOtieyl wtis thought praiseworthy ; out was,no mores yin el . e.5.i.,.- . ...._ thoeinootreOtinit ate fiirenitha,aras deterrittedY retigin,*, than suicide was in this (*sntry. Ile hpk.''. - Hie Modesty „Ites.a . :o ll 0 4 .1 4 ,..,,laai lawairr44-, .... bif lit t - ..d en • in despite of his one liotk . , losoi AO .vonsinne..' never. seen. indecenciee in.' tile .Tinoitles., , , in Iw h e ' t *ma" - •-: 4' • ' 1;'...,„' ,-:, At li .., .-....i; . ..,. -i-.: i dhucin gl irts being -writing', thatintd no elfee t, itrin ,: i t tette iierrigest.: - Thlitiftlito,tlol. PUCeJS. th e Mai" A. to .the ; oseibcti, at: tvhAlt`iti* fottild.ol TWO . to • lord AttCHAtieD -FrAtto ale, •InOitell i hitt) . , j arlutteetr- 7 1/44/4-10. refikion . ifial* k re ( tat' at • W v " 4446 ,_'! ;-- , ._--.+°' s--- too .Y • . 1 , no ,objection.iO toe tneition isf. - thOloOttrohlir4 . o 4 ' calcilited far . peati. tiont the 'llinatio ;: and - adM• 'hil 1 Ilatufilfirs EmirttE I.l.—nr yratne has become ttemni (Air: .S. IY:artley)4;. bit --jutijitelriiiiitninief titiehiten, iteittlieekeitcb*W . nihne . likety to•thi,ortigkelpubtiC ill do town, and in Attona, to admit of; out thl'e"r s - dr- Ciltatif•and • the •Dtticet;.!•CoLteatis.- 1.4 ittile;tbitlin Deity. ,41iiriAsd eweeteees 4. Solt , oil- . ritttlit*" . " l ""r renders.. ' jug fnr,nrc, mks reported.. by • of, co.nii O tti t e As* sola lefinsa.:fretts a hoelt...willtetp-,l4CNryeetree 440 • ~,,,.. ' it4tihd th at Genenti • Tottenboin has elearott i reit - lo• influence -the eiticsiod,. vadloctitelaiter levet lov- Mr: Ki f uleistoo,:' R0:411444W. lute i 1. : 1; •-, a o rbii firsts stiipicii IN, llotlibuiith, kti.." 1161 1 1 wavatit4ol: huh & 4top ol +r d ki i i O4 ,b itt li a tiji4 bo osix s oura p tin , tparso n" l4 o4i * : .sai d,ij ae6 o4 iii st • 11„ n om tit Ifogion •to • )i;ogla Id.. They even se If the •Itnoae rtnisseut4ld te:ibiintleisr; the iciipthe.. l petropelis ‘ ' befori efeitataiit fete& '4l Kt lodic,' 7esiit t forthe. *WI - melttl " • ek° I)ric ' e ''' Sit" '4 * cintrier' siots!, fr- l ibilti. ilitt -the MUM SPOitißtilha• frOlit 'O4 1 Ay - earsol4re itt,”444 t l f iliara;'444_,Aritiiiiiitird . ilielonti'dtileve4mull e g e iPit sd. ' ic ° ''' ell 111:.° gUin.ril; Clod ri_thi l vie, 'might utak Wino' orrouilitegkisod4o tie m‘relity,ol7 she - Iftiogoes 104;:i t :~• . I. mil .es otials infantry soldier aisnerintrivd,toeLet theTplitieni. c'• : . .:0' : ., 1 7:: ..• -,- - ...i:N",i). ;,....,.:: "waiettl6 : gotnkial , illartleteo i •tittillkififirkiii;riAlt• ll 4o! • • . . i ._ . u. ... • Sir JAM HRSHIAW lobi . thellretspertooltyof ditilus t Mrs riirmiirnileile fekAtioe:#eresesetion'eif iIII - 41.1a fig ' Arts Pi el'rikirtilt;'he P i * t ~..bb it, ,Lt " . 1 1, ..". ;i s justleteta oints'ort;•l4liAlotrsetorfrosionaissid isellAo - .1. the 10,000,Kurepeeess • in ~44111,t 0m toy schelloo.ortt e o Vtifeat*ra sail that Cm' !him' m`P '''''!------ N ' i lr!'hi" 4. . 4 he .: 4 l Aliwt 6 r: Newilltei4fat,itsaninidY, i saving tire inin4e of •Ibio eit!;!., plilli4,* k4,' 1 lois: , ' ''' ." '. tedeefiteti Ahoy , violate, roond •therrisiwwpt • benevolence,- and integrity . : Frain .hl. 8ie . 5140,0 . •:sir, - g, INUOI4AIIAtiii , P6 I - truett iiiiv-'schewitfitt....lliiiilig tlko APlleSiOn of ; vfliii*t i rt diVtglifil , t i °i ot a kno n 1010; of NI r.ikli.w min s goo 4 'qua lii ieotint thili eaternlilig • Ch‘riall'iiiity to Instik i jiiit Church epliirv. . otitft, 4ol l l -44e . aPPM I 4 IIaI -r 111411 ••' 5lll . ... g•!teti i-• ya , throtirei A in% which .ho -*is pisstf • heti', 11:1111 . 1Sinnent "Ight;ulifieW6,:isch4Xiiiitassnsithr.-. ; :lk, 't wbicti had keen- reueotitt them - in pm* i'd istraStOie . • ' 1 wontli -tel.**, thas'isdNp I hillirpl#o4iliW.l46l ) liiiitalo Ithontd: fifer itieriltaing. the aterck. eshshliginhehti s ' ilia it , .b. l ! ) /1 .- SeY - P -- 'I I t P l l re i n • thr 2 ttiwAi ftf• the iVriter. ;ell' OE , after. zie. -sinwisrotetiluircaucohorgiiiiinipriskyr oktriiiip#4:: - -E.;• . -47044, 1 414%.,411ik1is Will i. 441 1 "/ 1 I 1 prison naecosrhil times isutsjitocib - jtat rn ioniOhrt inn si)e. 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PP* 111 . 1 00 4, 1 / 4 111111116)" h ;Vlosin fkel ( I.: ;he ll'irstil. maketh4 4' tw'r'st e9.400514 1 9 1 00 11 . 1 anicg- ~ •:# .4 litTodle'sisefol knowlellote • and religious and stead •••:ocArt *Mt *tali ilivielt ildifol I. 5 g '...7•-•74" - ' . r: ' litr.c.,ka "S!ttliiiruidi,notoorsotibtatotiti , ioni& laistrodlois.. Be a eoidaell 9 1tWire . spat . tote duke of • UMW'S took' their relolottoo t rod di bp '.1104i. An . I 1), I TA