The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-01-16 00:00:00

• 1 ' "t 4 .. , yet, aisigte deratton ti - UST was yet hat veg imperfectly understood. Wlzgeot of theintonsWil measure was to make the to India open tea few oat-ports, and thereby tear line& der a trade which had existed and 'increased during the latt two hundred yesv. From the out-potts he was sorry to say, mush misrepresentation had- gone nbrou'il, such is, that no private merchant was at present allowed to build and - fit out a ship to India ; but it was eery well knowo o that private trade from the Port of London was - authorised by law. Re trusted, however, tiMt the decision of that day would satisfy the country at large that the trade; for reasons of 'general interest and nationsl policy, 1/honld be continued as it was. Such had been his opinion, founded, as he conceived, ou the most com prehensive grounds, and not with a view to mono polizithe India trade at the expellee of the mer events and matotfacturers in other parts of the king dom. Could it be proved to him that the existence of the Company's trade was prejudicial to those mer chants and nsanufactorers, he should have no objec tion to vote for its tliscoptinuance.—[Crie.• of hoar !] The Company's establishments r.ore now, however, to extensive, that , there was no rational hope for private traders to- rival them with success. When to coasklered the origin of the rot/Tony in 'a few individuals,' animated by a noble spirit of enter- *se, and with a small capital, eminently success tipl, he could not 'but et:rnire the extension of their Charter being repeatedly confirmed by the Legisla-. 1 tore. A short period of their history he would wil lingly pis.l over, as it wee a stain upon the English ; eltararter, as the bloodshed then committed was pa valid only by the Massacre of the inhabit•tots of Mexico by the. Spaniards. The Company, now, however, appeared io a far' different character, ' with the sceptre In one hand, and a code of laws in the other, and 150,000 men tinder them in arms--a tacos net onworthy even of this country, though mistress of the ocean. The Various classes of the Indian people had not only been reconciled to Bri tish Government, bat they acknowledged the ad- 1 vantages of British laws. Those benefits private tradesmen never could have conferred, therefore, he thought it unjust now to depfi r ve the Company f its jest reward. Lord. North, who was in - many re spects a very good 11111% was ten timid to attempt the reduction of the Conipany—nor did Mr. Fox or 3 , 1 r. Pitt oven term their trot a monopoly, or at tempt to extinguish it. No—they knew better— and left thent a sovereign power and a great com mercial Company. In 1793, their Charter was re newed, and / private trado, for the first time, allowed, upon corulitiets that the owners of the ships so em ployed, should sail from, and return to, the Port of , Loudon; but the traders who embarked in At istd tint much success to beast of. Mr. Henry Dentks 1 who was twenty. five years Chairman of the East India Board, and whose knowledge of the Evade the nation at large. lib Worthy Friend had ar gued in a wide field, as if there existed a system atic. plan to • the ; bet it waebnot . destroy Company necessary to follow him through details which they all had au opportunity of t.esamining. It was said that Government would appropriate the patronage of India, but this was an argument which came with a bad Otte from. the Company, who had exerted a most pernicious Influence on many occa sions ; and, he was sure, ,that if that Company had not been already established, no man would agree to its establishment now. If, however, his Nlajes ty's Ministers had not an object in view as to trans fer to the Crown the patronage of India, he knew of none which more deserved _the opposition of 'that Court. After all, what was it that the out-pouts were asking ?—A participation of that trade which the Company acknowledged to beg losing one. The Company say, awe illowed• you already to parti _ - did - - .6 • . ~.. . . ~ • ':: to thtratelr* precelg; i froat. t , khve ,4•llita, `ibroagh:the 11111.21, 1 444 Undesitioolf in Lis oPtlgeti ikey Weie - voltLetipstili illadrelsossetiv rids* 4.yty. stplososia of Oestisien RlOll sense ; bet hi , did, not believe? :thejp,tegrep, ore wee palatigsitteed* - 0 spring. void of comments seam anddid net, think ther.noteds l so - that -N1 OM* • wltit: lie OP* let JOilr:1 1( do that nhich.thry were• supposed to hese as AMP' t about 19 min got . - • . wn stairs; the stalik•ceSifell'iti. • Sir IL C. Ginn agreed with Lord IJOcklagham. Cress.trantiosertaidMrs.ltaith somedireo Aire; that the merchants of this country had a right drunk , : never reareastsatod with her is to cissitost. toes muchtride as they mold enjoy, witteat injury Ursa as to lights; twirls aim a. lamp u latB .as eleven to other motioned interests; but he maintained that 7eicinnit. lying in , the pogo., . - • _ the interests of the courstsr.were oppomdto the pro. I Mrs. Finch deposed ueorlg to the *Sate itirerA: position which htinisters were expected to submit to thought MrS. SIAM was dreitit; but was too aimed Parliament.. He spoke at some length in favour of to pay much attention: Mrs. Sidth seas freqiiity the East India Company.- . intoxicated. Mr. WAiTIIMAN agreed with the (kale- 1 John Wool lived nest door to .Mr. Smith: wig men who •hid preceded him, that the ent pies. alarmed by the fire: saw itpropeid from the bust tion was one which required. the most ample and ' part of Sositit'a house: . saw Smith. the morning aftee minute iniestigation, ,and, which should not be de. i the fire: he appeared. dejected', ,A .hoist. into (retie,' riled on an ex r parte view. It was, however, ins but said nothing htiont . thi..lite Whitehead set* his Opinion, a great mistake. to consider the matter, times slept at Prilinieris belie, but ' gaged ?will as if Government or the Legislature were about to witness three wssls.befoie the -<tsagishlirs:lllld6 1 / 4 e away all the estitt.l:- , - los of the East Indi t x . frequently drunk, and .the lam* bgraing them ' : lessly: put it out, conceiving sat* Cosegeny, and to consign to -utter ruin; : put it Rigs, if they could bring their minds to believe all that dimes come from the back Mart ot the teat. was said by the agents of the Company, of the Mrs. London, char-1011150 9 bed beta empilifed jurious and fatal effects which all classes of their : some time before the ifs legot4);lsoute'e: Anita fellow-citizens were to experience front the opening lighted the fires, omits% the iqtratilVt . meow:, *slid of the trade, there could . be nd doubt that they one is the-kitchen Vleiledepi sisoil,l4 4llll wood, should oppose every attempt of the kind ; but he sometimes turpentine, .hi jative€ 41ips : al Rey' woald ask the Court, if they came to the fullest de- bought the wood at the eitelliiting ei kleTtr...- I .* cisien, and gave oil the opposition - in • their po-.er, airy . shavings h. the .119 . 0se:Aork guilt* whether all they could say or do would have any , r oftener than once i week:' left • *the beim 11 4 1 115 effect on the ,determination of Parliament upon a mitmiee past 10 o'clock.. : • " - subject which that Court could .not be supposed to, Jistries Pelham, is- carpenter, :hattesitt the Metter understand. For his own part, be had eadeavonred-i a sa* of shavings the fore part of the week in whicit to go through all the papers and to acquire a per- ; the fire happened : ,cartied them a n d put ,them in the -fat knowledge • upon the question, and he • de- cellar : never sold him any before:. sold him a second Glared he could not form. a final decision. There • sack the night before the fire, and at it in the lathe could be,. he was sure, but one opinion on the piece: saw• no fi're in. the latched or cellist: the anxiety-they must all feel to protect the interests of second night se* none of the shitiligSWhlCh" he ettr. their fellow-citizens, so far_ as was consistent with ried before : Mr. Smith paid bim. • - • _ _ Cron-examitted"—Said be tied opposite to Mr. Smith : other person, sold shsyjpgs. besides himself, and other persons'— Mr. Smith of Mm. sold': besides . 40,0 t Re-examineth—NeTei , *Oh before. • The nest evidence as Mantle* IralcArhiele inte also most important., This .t at the Prisoner had called et his sitoPiptgleet Marktt, and purchased 43 gallon of !urpessi t i}e44 The witness ob served to him that 6391.1100 e ifs volij.high ; but the 'Prisoner mentioned that • he, ia4 k o a it' higher, and having ordered.* iiirge 'bottle te be , fined Whiff, said he would takeit home bignietr: Witness offered to send it ; but the Prisoner objected ; as he said 62 we, iu, the titbit of being his own porter. The Pri seam also desired,the witness kopek. up some pitch for biro, in seven potinti bundies t ,atid, seeing_ link s hanging lu the sho p bought two of them. It ap peared In_ the coniseif tire . evidenze; that the person terpentiee, ~~: _~., that - - rifeek, 'dark _ - teintilft - epits: 74st- bi . J= o .--riostilreet46fli how sitecti . ' .4' li#o l 1011 ;‘. .7 ' -It it iiiili' to be lit' .•'' ' '''' .• ' .• ' i; ' • .-. lehe T hornto n, a painter, hid been etkileyed by the Prisoner to Pilot the houses at 'low ttnd Net. Imes house outiitic : feta hinnAllaie terpeOlne and 'tits bit i tidirwill the relate of Perob e r. - —• •.- • • • Eastovinerl by the CUSti BARox'.--4itia. a gallon wis not ittgessis/ rel. Rang the house: three pints wee tie rtitiiitify Mid' jiirliself. e pi Mr: Unsphrey ! . d -Of' the Atlas Company, proved the Jetty •.of `the polfry—household fund. Cure t 2901.—fillute4 Lc. 3001.—.tock in trade, 10001...-chin, &c. 1001. • Mr. ;gaggle preted the policy. Daniel Tombs, the Messenger, proved the delivery of the Policy. .• The l'riantser was sailed apes for his defence, and produced a paper, which was read. •It purported, that if pity be most have intended the murder of his Wife: Ms circantstatiees good, and business flourish. h*: Ms receipts were three times his debts: he had paid- much sitineybeforethe fire, bet several hundred pounds were desoared •by the flames: I& stock in trot% was 'm1440001. at the time of the fire, and . he had dude . putchasss to the amount of 15001. : was not insured ti *hove one half of his loss : by the death of Ilk . wife, whom, notwithstanding her failings; he tenderly loved, he lost an income to which id *is entitled during her life : the , fire, awl the: plosuition, had reduced him to beggary. Though tho ClNuoistance of .taking his goods home might .-seem titiraoraitsogt; % hit was usually his own Oder., , Tito .. ftse 44 w eat . o4 three u k reak o'chiek in. the mortallei ' lii . -me 10 o'clatk ; could Pkw4 and td` *ea : 44. 104 without lOalLipg iutsk 110.0.1 Puck, - Were neeessell for the booties- atileati ' - illra:10 1 11th was in the habit of lying down its her , clothes: he went out late fat relaxation, having bee confined all day to hi* business. , kohert . Sim, _keeps the Watering-house in .he l OW • Bailey : Mrs. Smith came •to him •the night of the . fire.shoeetbree o'clock ; she seetned•etuch in . liquor... - ' .... •. . I A - greet number of , respectable witnesses were called on behalf of ibirPrisener, • who all gave him a 1 high character for Istineet3t and industry ; .particularly a Mr. Shoel, who had given the Prisoner credit for 30001., the greater pert of which had been paid by instalMents of. 1001. per month. Dr. Ford, the or ediaary of Newgate, was among the number. - • The*Cruir BARON summed up at length, anst!ohl the Jury: itiWkS 9.- case which required their utmost attention and sagacity. - 'Tbrtery retired, and after sometime, rettraid'a verdict of N. Guilty, . LAW MTELLIGENCII; . , "IxlWitt Ordn/i.NCERY, JAN ' ..• - ”, , Llis..";.' L ' . • . ' '' • , i . ..• , • • .. '. • • . . ',.. . ,•• • . ‘ ~ 0 ~ • ' •• . ~ . , . . •b ' , •. N . . , . .. ~ ... , • ~ . ' t • . • ~ ~ • . . .. • ... .I' , . . ' ....' .• •, . .. , . .. , i • . ' , ' i . ... ' V 1 • ". ..• . 1 /11 44. SI A.. ,;„,.;,..,,,,, . , ,- , . . • , ~, . . •••,,. .. . ~ . ~ . ~._,.., . otAls 4 •, . . . _ ___ . .. . . . . , • . , .. . . I;aeivomours.46 4inesais . a. . I-az-14 7--"". 3 ;'.....= -=' - 'illli'll•-..-. , - , ••••-• - • -.. e . i! I P. -, . , COMMON COUNCIL. - Omen were ore/elite& font atPtillithW snug , .mu' - ' . 7.7 '• . ° . • • , . • i stv . IlimrWiltilithWallatilehlHilialm*vit ee , . • A Common Council was yesterday holden fit pet. ;adjourning tite.dlscimaion [kaiti 0 !rt. "1" , ,5i.1.. -:.1 . ___l,.." --, '•' ~ Ala , :-. - v i•• ~• - - r - rrr.rwr -- . ..(_-_ - !c: witei La i l• Oft , set ._ Rot, ..,.. i „,.. 40 , , ~... . .. , ~, , . 11; „ ,, i , awimigi . opt ani.d. _ is, .44:40 - --- us - /Mil. suanee of a Requisition for the purpose -of cOnade* ' would Then' offer a few words tirt tti i,oet i od-0u.., 0 - foupolar. : ii ,•,,,,, , , •:.. 7 • ~,...,,,L1,...,,i,,,;•11..., lig lughomp ii . f ., ; . ; ., , 16 .4111 f . laritettlitetio ' . w ' s w " r l wnivillin 't ing.tite most efficient nieesnres which may be adopt - looked upon this it siste(ot. the. most ImpOrtant'quti. ; Pir . • _,,, L ,„ _ _ imi:;l;46 is ..4 bir .... . 0 , ;;01.....1 . 0. . ~ . the de 1, 0014 a.,....L.; ed for the protection of • th e several interests- in the dans which had Over ititge beforellik Coast. .Titd IWO' ~ • ~. ,lb inn . :6i 47 " - . 1 , . ate 017: 5 7.1 Port-and City. of Londe% in the .discuasion which Sompany had resseigatlitat,ellorteiltritittityetteleGO; 4111fv . ,11 .. . , "; 5 W* Odle` 411%.b.11, ugrieseAssio. at! ..y.tter , me MIS mit 1110Etiy.Eake . ,place in . Parliament on the Fait , and had retained. tit Imp slow:n r . 'with ate Csegeicul,ef , opal ISM 01 1 , "* 7 ° ...'''. b * ... ...L.L.L....5 . ' 64 ' k__: 6 . 411 #,..--,_ .. 111 h d4111' Po n V ile .-" l .lrviett*lr . he' 7•rit t Indio Colopewiis Charter. :After the Itequisitiule _ tl,i ree , yea rs in , the time;.. el.-04re( .' ,Veemwell. Ile .. l -V ii ;,. ; _ ..,. ~ , to - -orar ion* o i l' * 't e a s ' eblintiregtrootemi to toitgo vat 1.- 1; ... tr. _, t , hail been read, * • • Mr. goci Toe' anal otiootTed, diet hoirever pre- but, ofterjhree • bursa ghof tojecur to the hall, - • ..:2 .L ,' I ;'..„' ' s 'l.,- ! - ..-•'' M. 'Y : I2: 1 trio_ Vasa V at MI IntoiM it; ggigp .t l he t r t4 sunn. , ,tangs. , ll6 coirduct might appear in the eyes of '•el'4 mode of ce -it. lie eitortly.'twent into , **II wir- . . Ores. eel tr 4 log .4 / /e r . &owe •• * hoe thivioi . 4 . iii i iiiishi n i ttt the Ceeet, , l4 -attempting to open a discussi....l on a the history of , the' fly,. and , Stated ttr , I. have ibeeetite" ~. !iiltiltillE l loo. l 4' (40 ` 16 4 611 4, . :•tileies'VetriOtilte'lleld itiiiie 'irereeo idle `Otittiir he subject so eatensiyelintl apt slant as the present, been the *pie*/ ef4bir. Foxt.4ll4.‘wrossanutt, if eltriciiiti* Idle fillf . l ,o4ollt 0101:1111ellep r ai gkeelltp, i s it p ! q, f rom the . e f t , , , 1 -tt •••• • . 3c-• • • t 2- 0...! a it.. 1 i.., •. a - ii ' . A th , ar ........" .. A__- -•., - -fti :. yet, his sense of du.ty. wanK not permit hiss 4p i et i e a L th e y t oo k from skeAkaspeey ,tholo r L... (Peffito - fis •* • , ' 4 . , - q l -*` o °'"•• - ." ''''' • - •v• - •-• is° um' ' ,ea itch single momeiip in subtnittitig his ideas to the coati- ' . pie it it would be isecespoty to appolat ti r ! ,wperciril ,•.. , .... , ,:, , 4., the'itittits etatistitet t •-. toil yeraitiettlfiro diA duration of,thnse who. weta betty quali fi ed than him- ' ComMittee to egillect Oeievenum. To id& the pa- . 01,11 1 41 ;J A M 15 , . _ - bock:. i.,14:; wont i. li t tl e j i ta : 4 44ol -1 614i self to decidtk, 4.s atton.as a rettesiat of:* 'Coot- tronage of India • ° * itstronaga - Of I* Cronin - he • am. Ile , fedlittitChr lutist Ont lire tent 1. 11."0/214 all his :gl o grooaed • paliy's ciretter tame into contemplation, limas tot windd. be mast •• If the.orl&einal:futtititi- - . 1140 pnt ...4#o on( as . t • • • only entatral te, bet thabounde.n duty .of every Mem- i stge amoupted (as itittur said to do) to 11 4 000,00(11. 11 91 1 0 4 in'NOTlP:oistresiOffith:kdrioti ko l ore ed the - tio leiiiit'Ati . ~.. ~,, . . , .54 1 1 . ni=el4 ,14 ' V.* In 404fAhlo her of that C i oart, as representing and watching .oter ; when the popelat i o* was. oetbaated at .2Q,QQ4,000, Atlnnillontentil . lod,olialigv, _ -..', "7 'l . * • 1 b rbeinZ..lit' ,:thalammtiolio;,taiiiio 5 0 .. i .. L . I. 7 3 F umatt the interests of the Citizens of *Loudon tmgive -the i pow, taking the popaletion .4. 6%000,090, the pa. Tandin, riall. Flack, , 7 . 4 111 4 . 4 P ' 4l l l2 _* -11 Mar- •i th‘tritligtattlf *kith itioe rt g • it t i t iirc eso r e t; "7 0 subject •tbiir stalest attentlon,„, ledge:l t there was . tronage could net amount to less than 6,Boofittiii. lininnkr.aree i . . live ll ini ..., 4 t o ;; I r l . ‘ 2 l r . ,_,_ se •' 1 - Pri.Offinn4---lield, that Alilet : 4okt o lly, no body Of men who gottght more 'illitutillY eittlittuly'l .. Mr. S. Dixon, tholigl! extremely fareettottla -to ; nand leer: : Staid% ' Ohl e' lip aro; '• Smith was . Owls geldhleot r .44 . wed% ' , to take the Wad. Tbe Merest of general te p t i t ;:t the proposition for perpeteathsg,' or at irastfor*ex- :at the office', suspect"' -that the A t m kn.' w f t % .on the eight of thagratennint tirilMdAtt" hid-tatat I Th oug hoimaiiiith* g o sni i t m . eit ~!--- was grad in. the anal settlers:* pf the • tending, the monopoly of -the India Company for a ' gen* afterimeing'diviltollyZ o t ettt4di Alto; ,• ahem - . [ itteltr;:orstthlr.diatabiP-Cempailiwititst"tromialinillel"ll4ispopeiseeia.44lllEWlWit:l,: r 0 ‘ e 15 0 41 4 4 0 41e ,4, 1 41 41 7141“1 4"111111e ri 114 / 944(1. 1 1: h t t iii " U l"3 . l2. "4l ,,4p a c t s.. °t : t h 's erot 5 eP ti ;u0 411" 7040 1ticki15e ,11, 1611 44 10 . 11,4 "..W ." 4 . 1 14 .141141 ;!.10 ; i ' '' f if c : Pac t. hard Pik . :::: 104 soiverlltt ifau tee ' a d ilow :. skeu lli k :l tti eltail nk it that the Cos...orations/I" . moon exceeded ail, v e it 1 Bible for lite. ember* of it to be t en or se. : theilames : he,Ophrtfigi Id! eat labisklo to silo' .. t h e tr o m po o Netee e te , 4eNee , a , t . fled - i. E lbw; If was 106ut cempreiiendcd the other Arco. lchecringl. Coe- tominted wtti 4 ' ZUbject. Ile thought Lefst,,Ducit. ' alit?: cilia see Ona.thi ire ... 'from. serrators of the 10;ier Themes, -they were bioak to inghamshirela Lefler * did not altogether bieftVnicon: tau nting.hbuse, int tiritt lita nit" . . 1 4 116 ' it *V* 'ritelt, .01* - cow wail . loot 'oar give the subject atemperate and aueorive oonatiari. struction whit% had beeictittamyted to be pat on it. • Ithy•lllih 4 Whew btolissO'llir • 1111*.11aW lit* I whoa. mh tt f64 ;w a s ftit i: ..e .' 1 ., • ... tiou. The pato" of the questien he lamented *any, `lf : . leili4els !nett to Amen the , trade' . toils Mtittitt j Steltll tome out of her room, titObit i lt i - 4 1 1011P oo rd •• - • . .... t l49ll!flist- b ye Ira .fitiieutlisitioiloldi how ._ __:_:-.. ...a. ..4,1..r ...a liaisons& etidreid 414.1 i• liknitire. 0$ •"P ;1 .1 / 1 00rintd' itllid Illr . lieterilli . ita Viii - to be r znata DORRI, Rua Is nom atm.% leu g e sn ic .... e - n r —", -••-••-, . 1 -- -- - 7 -, ,- ,---- I r7 .-...„.--, --- - . . ,ditiii I - • . ki : was extensive, was a friend to a well-regulated tati.. cipat e in the trade, but you did not profit by it."— i with whom the Prisoner usually tor terpentibe ! , e . v oo:trfl T. t 7 C . fIArICERY , J A N' Jo. n opol y, and thought that of the East lodialiere. His-op i n i on was, that men of large (edema w ou ld },- eil,. &c. bred ailnOlt o p posite - to MO_ go' 04 !err • !_s-# _ !._ •__ _ll-.-iIL! • The 1.40 4 /tDUKANCELLOnosio hi s Se a l b e for e T erm, pany necessary to the stability of, as poirei .at not like to risk, and men of small fortunes could not ; ap.pllcatiou bad, .bgep:madif..4.9o44r 6 l9Per- IQ - *O . -• - •• • •• • - • , home, as well as in • . India.. But why 'Weld the 4 afford to incur a l so that after all, tnetters would go , *fitly of these.,th Master of the Rolls g t okw .gooios thatle-11711,1it isoellantif, ~ of•awripillflic interest, .was .rnade. t'• '• Company's trade be termed a monopoly, •when its , on pretty muchiatkalikatelooPel- MP Wor th /am- 1 relsoPre li d , - *M. lf 6 14 lieffini 0, 12 .,4 re _t 3"i ! Soon after t o .. i. e s • hici come Info Corn ,_ )[ LiWriship took his dear.', .• , I . 'k . satrantigtee wies•diffiraei throughout lig whole kiosk._ denials then precisseled.tonoqe!he artery which had 1 1 ,446 e. le• bill trintil"ther':l4-ICIS 'b ed 1111,e11 1 -444111 * . h ti n to atten d * . C Meet CO 1 11. hono ur X - dom ? As well might e. Member of Perlioloolit:Te: ben incited, eiel.the phipirds which bed beep pot titeat with !au' Upon theseight• Witte thtt Mina- t tL i v i • i ~„,„, ... ,11 : ~.u . n ct : Is tO , l i f f called a monopifst, bemuse he represented ail Ms lee, calling on *rid seas orDsildltwitrdefewill-theiao,agasughicAtte . fire took griecit,,4o rritotiell 6 w‘b. Constituents . . -14 laskli:There was netry isi . the -seen- Charter, isi ;ft it - had Abe: . trehroteit ceitneelett I was in the habstOrffintolll4o7 , itilettkeliegli &bier • d'ispiibing of the 4 : Company's monopoly when, in 11793, itemede esiohle, 1 with .that of the East India Company; bet Ives there :eh -go : dilute 5.4 s East 'lweNtliCile- - - --. ' '- . Isiditest..seitltkf olo• !4ii t .. ~ ..7u uhinorroy worms the remanim r i • ,•• • I .. . manly, and unsolicited offer to the Colluter . of Its I *it's hetoo)lede. -'11 124 4 - tbaswie of . proceeding 1 4 144.41 in5k 2 nd.0V kriVer_ t _l k " l4. . l ).____ A 3eld i ...... —"" • ' tie' rtiooo4totrArte.:; -.3`1.0v n'es't`' •, .:-•.. ,• ' -• il' shipriog--4bece go no ccy of monopoly whet' the i become imtt a,Calapany "ELS**, k toestleake. libould 'be • with :st% guy. waTSPairrvithrrfq - r . . '.' ' ' ,•• • W A '. •- ' • 'PR*" ' ' • French,,Dutcb„afid Danes,possessed sedirenti in i Was it possible, that andattAif.tepreit they coeld ' evived at Eel Aincthfield :et ;-. ottAitiii#ss6 •.,, ; .... •- - 1 , ~. . . the East....bet flew thet the Conipany, est"! ed. them, I get a clear understanding W.:the sobjeit, so at •to :eapped, and iippe4r4fii great . _jtter, s , - . . , • .. -.. . ...... . , • , air.. . they wre toittrefined their just riowassiairtiiter, ; make lee their minds ol'ot( f ? • "Wgillti,!,t be tight 'blllid lo titan tit 'Obi . i'ilick • iit• Ilielditifi',.., - _.: •.• - - . ;L . ;Id ... * h e hear ',l—Moisten iu retorts had ghee Am.& char. Ito come th a deeisiediwitheat. attending, to the re- ilia Prisenee three , liteeleitt thaiiilloari *alum '• IlLialsolooloool,Fri-i ' . th. 4.• *NA- n i niv iillat el ir c ter and alarm bu 4 on such ceselitioes,Yeicireedfred ;- presentations of the opposite party i5.-.Amsitiiiwpeitit „bloodier* , eb o eglit iie mariassavy to ware' keecis:ii Thie,-. 7 -"w s : a h otkoto peatia. - 110 "o 1 Wang " ' , b p ir g. hopekerpo i r - both issekes.. it asbosomoilittiii lavioteet:that. the which presentations eveideetkillg* will' ikteseiblighle kokelini' wiAlloitt• steeP ,. l" l "' *OM , ` 1111 k" k " 1 CAFotelir ib t . """"' lirelikeed rat thirty doorgibeteladiridarblio.tiaproded end to 11.iglio who., Jibe lib% 1110i154 40 . 8 0/.4 Ng. :le; ,wOlo..totiii tblti, .94 1 101. 1 10 ,',P1/: . ! 111 4 t: LOg bd A• l49 !i ..i. ht ; . .•••••.; ; 114: 1 -!* • .i t i t 9l ee iritiaggil" .. boom 1,4 0 .ent ! .4- .Tr upon out trowentadedisondiggcourirri mad rile aoietble,,et,, perhap.sveg l weuAsey um" ,le `film lif w ~,,,r 1 4.,.*Pme. , w72141 1 4411101414ftnitte , . ~ .. . , „. is, at 35 trti. sesident inenaphastifwasellemk . • 4tratatte•to .beteme "glaelae_e_Abe preseat 1$11010.ere• 'it iron *it .-* Mal at Hon •Y 4 I paid reit itter‘ • ea! them olog&the-laidio:beillwairecipeil 1 It Illtdot2ilikiteiett mast ge ant b*STidii : qiiitidee;tliiiPtiiiigt went telionnaditc., - ",..._' ' - ' .:. '" ' l . l ' ' '*''' 4 , 1.4. 4 . ,' •.' ). 7. . I jetsl. 004 ' . I. ..*. ' 4l 7 s i° t: said that feed& metobekto . Were allowed to trade, lieeilhatin•- piaces.'?--,K(4ooo434kge , wei - witint• i • .. George MittOßlVelwittobsilig oettommow_ aditil 4ll o: t '•••• _••' . i e 4. ' i g i ai tj ... •of the sod why dipel4-the *kW be seileied.4l? The seeprised:loo. that sonale, , Mire mss 'of . Pediment 414kirs'of this'll/ha/del tibeilP.A. B 9 l • 4ll 7 .4l4 " th. •* . ' t osieues smi was, that sossipmerchants were pet interested akosl4itifasciutt Sitt•O; 6 4 415111 r 4 11 140 1 14 fAtitegoils 'iost sascaktelPilko o klik i l*W o44,l * $61505 41 '.,: ', . ro•-•.• 1 . 14. 1 '`;r4 ".7•- -4 Inii.6_ ;,:... id 0 0 . . in the commesgessititieComaltsbat, they . were &ads and pledged themselves to sdept ti,,pitsitcaroc cow* _street by. •,• ;, • . ,‘ • ' ..-- airitt me: , 0. fab __ L i L _ • •so pay la militated likes for treat they purcthasew.-5.- warn they bad se,oitee, gierl i orei, Ailey wend sever . 2Mtif ' • •••••" i. ii. ,• :, •.4 ''' , . :.* n ' ‘l* l'. 1 " lit h c 41§g a irtaa - - '' ' d • A mer i co cod Wed the tree to India tee; ana what tie avsl#o l, to. their 0 , 1 Iti . kr.b" e4 4 r '. :•" '.. 4 . * eye. ' maw.: , , , di& • 4 ~,....L . oar , dot? m s- ga ta t _ l a 0, _isa.,.kiat , - • .., . i-i. . was the reitat t bat that, in the counts Grille last Ave Paillieteitt odic 'the* Co' • etiti litelllicklo6. .-liallObeira ,' • ,L ) , Irk' - w-e-, - virir - rwwf,_ . ,_,,,_,m ; •- , ',1.6 ..i , -- .. -r - .i • • -v. .k idt • • i464l — ii . or sir years, it cost her one million te i gale mei heed. ( Meets •Ittugliter4-0h; deal ivettioal . bewail :tirripeittrie 1 SllWlPSeatit'ong lolegoes' l ‘a__l oo2 .j . ,* . 1 •Nti . ;, . ,_,... . • ,ef Ito • tired and clew** thousand pounds.' The Bon. Gest, .piirtioulat. &mem taiglitWpotellaindy taka l e •:• boa iMni t• if Antutoi lib id* '4,,iposiquiirimp bar i' i-* " -- 4 * —* -0 ....7c0 ' li, 16 then expatiated tie the Pith wkieb.nanak malt fros t , :olith Ft/190a to thil, 1 4,41 1 00 3 ,Virielle •CIIMOirt" 1 w 65141 to bull "' • ' - -'' ' i ' ' . n .7 a I . 1 04 " i !We i • smuggling, to übleit a faultily would be given by em: rot circopistatices,othilt, nageireti t ionpheiliou ' • ; p 44. A gis pogt V i t alkd t _lfi l iSmitit itsa sot,. --,.4 '1 1i ~. is ~, , .... . 3 , fm k:wag o pen trade, and having adverted to menet ether *5l-; zet those worthy Geittlemesvetept ;bent le; a t bees wi h him atter • ~ ••, .i„ .1,;,•; • '-. , ~.ealbsArtillielfseeisse. ;/•- sr '' .• ' • ginnenlll2* frepeatly oiled againt alai triads, C 011.7. 'ltestinis IF bI h were. belci;* tiod,sent (otter', i t t . . *F t !wart aeternith jlttillulto falai," in. i • _ gludod by moviug a lois strintot Resolutions, which iiildel not . attend, pledging theassetrei t 6 rote Its - iirtiscaillife, ' flair tic vami 'the imityraiiel 'AI 11 . 11644- Pidi gt .d. +lol . t imi l 41 ,V 0ir k i1 144 4 , 41 / 4 . lett lit . , embraced all the topics of his spceeb, and team:awl •the emipaoy wished.- 'They. 114 been • iOld,••titill Ofttleitkof tfiellidrifisintli‘d r ailikeilittle,lithdpite w "1100.11111Wee r ttiorefirOob itho . , . " . .s he necessity of Confining the trade to the P o rt 'Or' *titt.y.hsti Note •ti good . Pereenseet, wen- cheese vial claim. [The- AMU* *W Pellti;,.. • 1 46 111 1 Ohltr ~ „Ohio k"s, 41 .* "e____ _, - ' 114 " I i. _,_ 4111 ",...„ L _ M.1/111 / 1 1 2,. 114 lib ; ..m. ur ,o f • *. jueidoo, finally to Peation both,,Hoesee of Portia- recently 'chosen; bet pooplikrosoootglAso if Ow. doe 24100i5),1 Mt 114111biteals. - 4110011101114"1&11%.41 0 tirwAR9 sik irWlMlL.r.„L"gortrilirell" '.-- -- N •,: •• t • v . 1 meat, to that e ff ect. , of . a Minister was to *lids!. tit, gwition i t. . , -ilitit AtY -AC Dirlictiiot • ; :Pi ..„ `, .4, .i.,, .-1,-.7"..,.._„ - . ... ~. ....10- —waits - , . • .., Mr. TARDY spoke at coesidetable length la sop- the voice of .Pariiamseitmmthey extolled tb is thee • joil# 4 ,he TO . 4 5. • , i • it 5 ' ' 7 ~: *6,7. t • ,', --- - - -5.c" ..--- -- ..-, .„ ._....... it polt of the resolutions . . Parliament, but they nefed * as If thity'hid no can • vimlib:ol ...<!, .“: ; ' 1 ' ..`i .l 1 , 11 1,i 4 ' .L;_.' 1 :0 ) MeN. ' Pri4 l 4 44 . 1 6141r441 , "IrT . ' II"- I Alt. IteblS submitted to the Court, as many Gem • deuce in it ) ,end feared Mluisters . motild tato or ovi•voktb :I ', ..r. , - ~. .' get*. a !imp.; .• -. - :IT vimilliii• . . 11 • • ga t • • - w . sal v . .50134. con , oe• ,Oa Xi/ n1f•.1.604.0 c.;st • . : ~ . . ~. t.. ~:E i , t . g a • • - . . %. . . .., 'I i 7 4: • :4 • I r • + . ~~: r i t s 1,. F. u I