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• . . 4 ritt.ob W LDNESDAY. MARCH 30, • IsoB. PRICE SIX-I4AC.L. PIKLI4IMENT. Horsc OF LOADS 7 II -c e - ii - eAy, Mane eg. The House eat to a ettritatttee of Privileges es the claims to the Roxiturgh Peerne. Ois the proposition of the 1.04 y neetters.tme, the farther eoLettletatioo ors posapoeteal 0u41.1 the Cam... u•' Ap• peal was t4oetied. 'tiarrot i ...r. Sim rtaguarriu, •m Sari ' Mr. !NW /rept' r A alms. .comis as 4 24--Scror •-•• plea- , en- Kmazzini. A. T i Kki r V i ;RV AI L N Y- - M K CIPLIIt, hefts( levee recsifed with tha Lambed and moat atiiverial lipplmuir, will be repeated every 3111nrAV, TX:Z.4I)AV, TIICII 4 I I AY, sad SATLIWAY. till the of April, uhea 'a ieverna will close, ender the huare dad, 'auction of theist liser.•llet Lent Cimituhrrlein, im• three parts, cuusistius Si 1611c1TATION, Gr 4 4 3. 8-4?! plied, T PROitSSIONAL IOLVIVITERS. Plarestorthe Dolass to be taken at the 14cenns, kfali TIM till Firer es —Pit 9s.rGrlltil es.--llppar Gallery is—ho Muo►y to ►e returae&—Tke entrance 1* Me Galleries is in Saeter-shiet: Tim Douce will open at beset, awl the Performance ►eels at Eirght..—Places cauuot be kept after Had-past Light ceeluck.—Books of the Sotto to by had at the Teatre. •.• The Th►atre a ill be cusibuttly kept is a per tem perature of wartutb. ._ , • a • ••w a, • - •-4 • •":". 0;41 ,.."7" •. _ . MISER 1 6.23 . „. IN EY ER ACTED : THEATRb-hor AI., DItiRY-LAIME. TCIIOItRoW E 1 ENING, March I. IPOR, • ) their Majesties' Serinuts self perform th ow Coined), is five acts, tailed, TUE NV+ MU) ! . . The Characters 14 Mr. Ellistim, M. Bannister, Mr. roughtun, !l, Metfiers, Ir. Palmer, Mr. De ('amp, Mr. Eimell, Mr. Wt item, Mr. Poreer ; Mrs. d.. e .isu, Ma. Powell, Mime Boyce, hint Maddock% Miss Menage, Esc. tee. The Pielogite to he 'spikes by Ur. De Camp, mid the Lgilogee by Mr. illistan. To which will)re edited, the Musical Eutertainineut of IttSSPIA. Mr. Reldlle, Mr. Oi'Mane; Captain Bch - 4 , , Mr. Dig- b ,,,, % William, Mrs. Du Peete. Rosioa, Miss 1.) on ; Duren, His. Sparks ; Plubs, Mm. • lllusid. thi Saturday, the Musical Amtertainment of The Dinertgr . . TREAT'itE-ROYAI., COI•ENTAIAItORN,77 - r)101tROW EVISAINC/ Mizell 1, mob; ein he acted, the Caressda, . • THE MAN OF' TUE WOULD. • , Sir Pertinas Maceleupbent,- Mt.: Cooke ;.Iforrtrin, Mr. C. Ketable ; Melville, Mr. Murray ; Fidoe), Mg. Martini. I adv kodulpim Lugiercciailt, Mrs. 14 lidoevtnu ; Misslaortem ; Betty Hint, Mr , . Mattneis.• 'to which wiU be lust Rae, a Truk , Cowie, Panto- mimic, Alcha-Druaratic Gskuunthias, r ailed, BONIFACIO U ; er, The I(',l?ht of tie.,UneriregeVw, T he Irimissiht iSioset y . ar, Sdiutse.qr NAith-rtat GUileiry H .1 PRELUDE. The OiUture and Now Marie ra5ep..,....f by Mr. Were. sir Hildebreed (the Knight of the Hermitage), Mr. Sno- w...pas; Bunifacia (Isis Nepliew)„ Isle. It;anchard ; •Puiguargiu (1.1. uteunt el beiiditlii, 111 r. Tajlur; mid the Uaron Snot. polder (a reputed . Wizened, and Captaiu of Swolitti) ' Mr. Far!ey. Baba ISlistrill4 of BooiCurio), Mrs. 1 Won ; Reid. getwa (Wife of Mite (Abbe; Village the ll:sses Adams. Oa Saturday, Merchant if Venice.—l-On Otigßil, the Mum of Vemice.--And oa Tuesday, Lteey )lse* his Humour. • . • entA t ivitios. • LAST WEEK BLIT ONE. TIREATR E COVENTAGARDEN. , 11 PRESENT EVE .N March 30, tut, ant be perforeemi, se entire I NE% GRAND SELECTION. Is which will be int.oduced, Part the istwOvertnre ores- , mined, o The P r iaier Unable," by .tin D Ilicwis."---•• ee p, r ead deeper 0.11," and " Waft her, Angel., by Mr Hi absw. —The I)uetto of " Fcir Salim.," by Mrs. Diction mad Air. Brokaw, and the Moot bt Mozart.: Part the 2,l—Sretic from Acts :lied Ga;zAbi. Overture and Chorus, "O the pleas- ures of the•Plains."—" Hash, ye pretty warbling Choir," by Marl. Diursek.—Claores, " Wretched Levers."—Recit. Poly. libellee, Mr. " I rage, !melt." Air, " 0 Muldier thaa theOherry."-.-Trie," I'bc Flocks than have the Mowitaies." Air, Mr. Brahma, " Softly sweet in Lydian Measure," se , communed on the Violoncello, by Mr. C. Ashley."—" Lat the bright Seraphim," br Mrs. Maims. Part .the ad, Iv) desire, fur the Mat time Minium...li, Kent's favourite Althea", Hese my Prayer," by and Min 0 had I label's Lire," by Mrs. Dickolia • and a new Swig, in. titled "Atbiun," By Mr. Brahma, conir:oserl by Sig. Ranzeini. le evaded* with "Tie Glor.r. Perri," kola The Jilt/Ulan:. On FRIDAY, April 1. will be repeated, The DETTIN EN TR DRUM, aith the two grand miscellaticone Acts pa formed with grub nisiouroled applause on Friday last. Priacip d Yucit Perfweners---iirs. Dickona, Iles. Bland, Dolton: and Madame Does ok ; Mr. Brahma, Mr. time esq, Mr.. Doyle, mid Mr. Medway. Les*: A 41444: h 1; Asitity• • t o be spnwit at ax, begisu Revers—.lfateivit4 1 Nag LAST WEIR BUT ONE. R. IHISUINI4 NEW ENTF.RTAIN. • MENT, at' the LARGE THIEATR F., LY- CEUM, having bees received with Ilia lundeut soil mow miiverwil -Applause, will be repeated every MONDAY TEESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. till lii gill of April, whoa tb Season will close, smiler the home dist, 'auction of the Hight Hoe. the Lard Chamberlain in. three parts, cuusiatiwg of RECITATION, fK.MiGS CLEKS, ke. veiled, Tar PROFESSIONAL VOLUNTEERS. Phireefortbe Roses to be Vilma at the Lyceum, knee T'S till Four o'Clock.--Birses 4a.—Pit 31.rGaltYry es.—Upir Gallory mum" to be regional—The entrance I the Galleries is in ineter-arose: The Doom will open at Seem, awl the Perforeanre beet! at Eight...a-Places cannot be kept after Hail-past Eigh isTlock.—Rooks of the Songs to i n had at the Tbestre. Ara i , land, 'ATE rorrEar. THULE are pet in the Wl;eit 1 the fo!bwiug .Rich Litt of CAPITAL•PRIZII6: Primo ue .... • • • • 1. *Was) 1 • WOW . 14 117 TIVESDAV NEXT. April 5, will . be iw il;c D 7 of Ds ~raesd su t rarl til ar fi e int ;Ole at every, Lice d Lottery se••.--2916 March, laud. NEW ROOMS, MANOVER:SQVARP, Under the Patronage of His Royal Bighorn tle Duke of CAMBRIDGE, and the Right Hemmen!.le Doecturs • the Ancient Cowart. MRS:V A UGH AN most respectfully arquaiuts the Nubility, Gentry, and her rtiembi in staireitl, that brr BEN4WIT CONCERT is fixed for ANON DAY, the Emu& of April, 1508. The Perforraance will be on the name (modal(' exti utive scale so List year. Leader of the Baud, Mr. P. Cramer. Conductor, Dr. Crotch. • Ai! I.—Coronation Anthems, "My heart is inditiii•z," Basael--Sooc, Madame BLiwthi " NelSiirticht," Bialieht— (llse, five " Mark'd yogi Ler eye," SpoiTorth—Duct, Mrs. Billingion sad Madame Bianchi, " Toni e 4114,11* per lui," Brahrou--N.w Concerto Organ, Dr. Crotch, W. Crotch, Mos. Prof. Oxon.—New Glee., (Ms. acvcr per formed), for live Voices., " Sweet Sylvan NCLIWII," Dr. Crutch Mr. Bartientan, " Angel of Edit," J. W. Conceit, Mas.Doc.(hoesei-Reeit. ace. Mrs. Vaughan. .Bot bright Gdlis ^ --Alv a mr,4 Charms, " As front the, Power of sacred (Drydetes Ode) Hunk!. Art IL...Grated Sinfottie, Dr. Ha n le—Cher, four Voices, with secrinpanisnenh, " Mark to l'Irlloowla," At koyvett --Song, Mr. Harrison, "Gentle I.yrt" %'&a. ilotaic). Mute. Bac. Oxus —l)att. Mr. Bardeen/in sod Mr. Bellmore " The lord is • Mau of War," ()brier in Egypt) Ilse el—:'ou re.ts ViuGi , T:r. 1 - saloon-a, Yauiewlez--Jkoig, Mrs. Ed. Wigton, " AL chi frrnar," Andretrszi--New Giro, rune " away, let tetiairht to Love . ;" the Poetry by Gthert Cooper. R. Cooke—Swig, Mrs. Vaughan, " %lath Trrcher. clad," (Creatiou ) Dr. Ilayila-•-aiorus, "Gird on thy Sword," Mandel: Tickets, Hal s.Gainca cacti, .to he had of Mrt'VßOgbAS • Nta ty, Cfroartia street, Soho; Mr. Birchall's Music t Tare home, No. 131, New Bond-street; Mr. !Await; Mood street ,• Mews. Cleotenti sod Cu 'a, Cheaparte• Mr. Daic'e, . o fify•okstrect, klooil-street,. and C ond uit; ;Ina at Mr. riel!Os Musical Naloun, Pal)-Mall. 'ex. Concert :I'. begat pacr.im:l! at Eizltt o'clotk. Mr Tawaaaa4l,l.4ll attait.l at the to ad of tlek,Poltaa Offervra. V Irt VA 1.1,1 N G-0 WI VS, 31.•Roit . fsg, I se*. THE (1)1/311SS/ONERS for aultimg Mt • ,ihrfrelv'e Nays a hereto!, Or; Norier, that a o 117F.5. 1).4Y, tA• sek .?! vest, they wit/ 64 rake, r• mtc...ire Ten der. ilvarshiste (mard up), sad treat tOr TWO itti N I) TONS of sha.bre *Kw 'CAROL-04 RICE, to L.. ormthw•si: lo . S.u.pk, toile jud.odiamai will. at Tailor., to L. debtered, o.e "te thr"9l . is a IbrirtoAt, eta Me other bea so u jiwtweld Rneruncria, 11rtn li.. .llt{je.ttry'a YieY.nllitett !hetet at Dep(4.rel, sad to paaid for ita .101114 pou•Ale with laterzat, ;dimly Agfa (Mher ejme. 7 7 fe Cooditioso re Coisinict fon to *eels at the Secretary's Orr. No're,-erst NO he led to soy Tender in which the Prize .r i 1 tent be ico•stett bfirraelle at Pagth, ar that s! 41! no os &rhymed Is the Board liorene that erlork as tie acid Treody, Me ea :4, April ote.t, or thalea Ike PereOn who mate. the Vinier, ter awe Peresa on hie iehoif, attends to SHAW/ Irked' gaol shy. • F.Arr INDIA MAUCH iv g , tees. HE Ciiiitt'r of 1)111E4.7T010; of eke AL UNITED COMPANY of MEROHANIA I f D teethe tto the F.AST.i DI ES, do hereby glee Ne:iee, Tioit the fullosing Pr.prirtiort, qualified agreeably to how, Iniie„ in entiffininiy to the litli Section of the 7th ChiTter of the Ili-isms of the 441 Couipsny, signified, in writing, lo St 7 er,lll..y, their desire of becoming CAA DI DATES for the DIRECTION. et the caviling ELECTIiiN tu, Di rectors, on WEDMEIIDAT, the 14th 4 Arai cent, Joh* Nossei•innu, lay Stiattlasidirt, Esq. J4it Hutllystag, Enti, •: s t 1061 li4sin; r.. 41. • ' • (hcz Mille, Esq. • Tbsotis, Pts•ry, Esg:• Richard Chid :0y Feq. Abrelww Robaint • • ZZAiiercr.nibie• Rubinson, Est; 'Williston, Esq. WILLIAM RAMhAT, Setetiseg. 'SOT tNl)Liaratise, Eta • 18011. rif itEtA";)R4 4;" the UNIIMV UllllfoANY if MERCHANTS ef EMU,. LAND, 'TRADING "'te the EAST INDIES, eta Air 46 pier Planer,. Tani. the TRANAFICR BOORS,: tie said Crepaties Stork willdte that TIDIRSDAY, the Id Mart b • ort, at two o'clock. and oprOkni abzln a THURSJAY, the 1 tth That a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the Fetid Carper ardl be held arthoir Hoar, is Leadetd.ait-atreet, Lei IVEDN,ESDAV, thesub Mier rat, at Eiretku'Allock in the Cottonton; flat a GEN lIRAL COVP.T at the said lad paft y will be held at their House. In I..endritidliatert, tAk %1•40)/k Es_ DAY, the 'nth A k ird sect, from /law, o'Cloribin the MIMa -. in( until SIC is the k:veltir„ f rn.ltte E1.0.310.2f of MA DIRLCTORN of the said Ctlett...l , :, for (nor ye Aid that the LfSTS Of tic mrsißEßS of the art Copt r will be read to be Mitered at this Howe, lA • MON. DO, the stet hiarch next. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Sootier,. • • • - A LBioN nes a w l LIFE . EVSUIt*NCE cOSIPANY, • • 'CIIAVOR-.4 LLF:r, .CORNITILL ; • - IL4IIII I CreCT.RED' By ACT Or VARLIAMSNT. . r !4 Prompre frum Fm, dwl tin LI rpi l ..-40.1 for (1,4 •• ~ (is &MT saki PCIIIKKASS of Ass CM Ls. . races ruffian sloe as Loly-Dey, slivoid be rienwisir w ti fifteen dope froui that period. o chalice for Policies Or' iodonoestentm ; Panning Mock iusored in one snug, without on avenge Ciateitt .441ihdestiont trolitoßAlLEits 1 3.sarsnrrs. uut 0 ..,), „Sid • latim Casuouts.up allowed oo Lifc iirsurutri. • IVAlt:NtElt 1.111P11 . +, Y•torretnry MARIA PIRA-OFFICE. - - -- eII.9ONS whom huNrallee Pers.oB .0•11 thfe at LAD'* Dili, aro rripse.t.at to take Ifeybar, th,t Prided Roc .404 of sow rept' v.: the Q.fro I. laaslBo-oP'et. 04 at the wady-trotted (tifkr at CharieF-crow ; tiled sit 4 the rereral Agent. of the Coompaal in tA.: rower,. Tare prat haventila tie "mt.,* qf Ruitedga oaf aft Mitrtior .Vaterkte, readerrit Frieder' far ull Aroma hosier I fly , P..fici.4 ,0f Low So maw ielditioa to the ;amoral It avt.r • iviusNott , . :,rd Notice' u hard.; gir‘ A, as, Peso** 'iv • Id,t;iioo.. ad/ sot berm to aaelreth Ispetur for mew P.... ,rl. min:tees is Asilevits_, iheVest-lisdlet„ @siva the CUD dik fit a.unrore, art e"eerie epsa nr rh ewre,p ivetpp 1 eel . Mm corral PIA* . T JrXii IN JO! Ex, S.w Ma. (3.40ge be moss by cow Ofwe for Policies 4 Iwooris.we upoo Scups of Three *mired Pouscla cw ue_ttorclo ESTATE TO POICEIASE. kKTEL) to PURCHASE. an RSTATE or Ow Value of frost mongol. es goshawk it any .of the fullutrimi Cuuoties, Suli4k RIO Dinsetetnre lk liteunsisine ' CaUdn , ..lgrshire Soria" flootermithire ; I....icutn.ture . Or in Weirs. There mast be a stood Witioime mow Me E.htte, and it mist be 'attire; if Forlimemostoty loam* is tuuweeted it, the wear agreeable. 59ruul of the Purchase Money will be paid dowa, and the lieethkimter by such I habiliments as say he a..:rerd I.elbets, post paid, directed to A. E. at Messes. Hugh..., 'eal, sad &WC% Ifter-Teutple, wIM be at tended to. tiRAND CITY LOTTERY of FREE -1401.0 ROVSES, Eschew, at Laind-Taz. . . 1;4,0001. !false Is Ca;dal Prises. to,oo•Tielteta. I's be slows is Guildhall April 28. Lisestespitall Prises, with the Valor of each. • Grassi lfotu 9, littaart-street L 27 • 01110 24, Skloote-istreet 4.1, ditto 45, ditto Pickett-street 7, ditto 17, fikiatier.stseet el, ditto 41, ditto 4, ditto a, del to • 10, Pickett-street 11, dattu i to Admire-street se, Wcst side of esoss-1411 se, Skimier-street . • • 4A, ditto to 22, Skinner-street • Malting teeettier **Sias of L to4,ine The above Valenti*. is takes Irt • the Wend estimate, sad dons Moo dusk that be tbs.t.me the Loticiy is drawn, the Pmpoity will be very coasklerold) increased is value. 016••• hair We; mode from V11,V1011% PeMMII to piirriouie serend of the llouses at the prices they are estimated at.-easil it is propelled that those Prises which are divided tido iousa Shares shall be sold. enti• Ike pi-white pv 1.1 to the Share holders accurdigeses their respective Shares. 1' RESENT ?alert 1..7 19 n 11a`f , • 4 0 i 1 .1 Quoirtaar a.... 2 3.0 I situ rath •o I I u Tioiteta and Shares UV selling at all the solos ...... 4,tr00 .. 3,000 ..... 30000 . s 3,004 .. 3,0410 3,' Mio 4040 Dig- 1008; Britt ' the 00y- ,thin tiitaies." k. Let ~~S~s AMERICAN WAR Lord ;cis in pursuance of the notice I hare previously• given, I now rise. to submit to this House certain Resolutions upon the , generul policy of those measures which Ills Ma jesty's Alinisters brave thought proper to carry into exiicution' itgaitist tht; of neutral sod sada peuileut States. 'ln 'discussing. .thiS TI)011)C11401ill subject, both us to the applieetroto aiiil etWeet of the oneanures odoptied, I can satiety assume, that under the olee• A rtation of neutral etmootelos, America stands the most prominent, if not the only nation agoinst ollich the immediate ope ration of the triflers in Conned it aa‘cted. Lh the many debates to which these Ostler* have given birth, it has been argued with Ovesidevalole force by toy Noble Friends near ate, 'that t h e rya. term pursued by the King's Ministers, sine* the' I Ith isf Auveaslosiolnat, was tieLosily -ineortgattil► ef. with that politic law Which hitherto le gtilaf. l ‘ dictate:lna of civilised Outiouso in their iotereourie with, each other, but wits also reptionnet to the municipal enactrueuts of this comitry. Upton this port if the %abject it is not now my intentimi to colinge, for allowing that to be true %droll I do nut tees, :mak , that the Orders in Council were justified by the Law of Nations, allovrisig that in place. of LeOug ittodle to the spirit and letter of our muoicipel code, •tliey weir_ to be deleutied by the prorpocuoui of positive stittutes; still I contend, that aatler the pi:lota eiretonstantos of the world, sod with u vies to the nature of the relations ex isting between this errantry and the United States. of America, and, above all, ns l reflect upon the dongerous couseouttoces to winch they will probe , hly lead, still i couttod that upon their policy ' alone His Majesty has been advised to adopt a course of proceeding vitally in j urious to the hest Acid most eiseistialoutcoots of Great Munn. • It is with such an impression that 1 have felt it r most* pteosing ditty to cat upon this Hare to nits Tose. I cell upon it to record its deliberate opinion upon the railway Impolicy of the conduct pursued by His Majesty's Moistens Past ex perience his proved, that ouch on interfereure ou. the part of the Parrmment of. this country has heretofore stopped the career of injudieirmo , violence, and preserved the country fr o m the if .cultic* earl dangers which the cootinumice in a towage wf policy similar to this must have. inevitnivly • retailed. We had net yet, fortunately, so nr pro . ccecle&io this path of impropriety,, as to he do priced of the power of retracing our *epic 'Wo hod inn plugged so deeo Into this e ars of ttoribles," that mommy not yet be able to retrain our coarse. We have not yet gone so far in the. work' of ea :l4l'aity, that tftewatione; voice of tMt HOmileit*Ott not still save us from impending ruin tool abiolute destruction. 'Float nun loud that &otitis-1i there am no more certain met' od of effect ing, than by driving the people • f Atomic" into hostility with Grent Britain. Arid what other etfect than this can the Nohle Lords opposite ex pert ? Do they conceive that a great and inde rudeat nation, with tighbr mid inane** winch it Is her duty to protect, ,wi/1 quietly succumb to a course of procroliiig which goes to interrupt the whole of her exttiosive eomitierce with the Conti nent of Europe, and subject to imposts, to proltibitionts, and, in saws cease,, to consiscation, her shipping tool canoes ? It is impossible that any ouch hope mould he eutertained, even by the most credulous. But was this all Were slimis tars satisfied with the aggressinu committed by the executino of the Orders in Coancii on Americo? No ; insult was added to injury, and the evil was canaidentitly agorweated by the atriums:lions min tier in 'hick it was corned finto effect. This sys tem, am destructive to theprospority of America is -firm adopted withooteny alleged provocative, ;ted of the intination of acting upon it the Illiosistroa of this country would not deign to come' unicata.tr the American Usiverninoist any previous intimation. Indeed, we have it Crow their own mouths, that eve.' the very geothutiast (Mr. Fiore) whom it was deemed adootble to send so recently to dolt coun try, on a special mission, was, at' the time of his departure, totally ignorant, ant only of the mature of these Orders in Council, but of theiittention of the King's Government to resort to such a course of policy, Aud, toy Lords, lei so consider the period which was selector! for the adoption of this systeiu. It was at a tune who IL from certain occurrences, our relations with America woo dir tsvhed, and altos actaady a spirted mission was sent forward, by Great Britain, to enter into such explanatious most conducive to lead to an ainiewhle urrangement upon that point. Under such cir eureslances it was that Itissfatera ventured to carry into operation measures which go to deorive a great and growing Italian, such uatiosititetliy as AllaeriClL is, of its great staple triode, 'tamely, thee exportation of cotton to the Contiment- of Europe ; and subject to the taxation of a fortiori state, possemr& of no right or eoutsoul over. her, the whole of bet commercial and shipping in terests. One should have ila:olio that these could not bo found in this tionatry, so ravioli/after what has happens-4 in our COMIDCS . IO4I with Americo, iiervuoa determined to revive that principle of American revenue which lost that country for over. to t:reat Britain. It was not Duty to impositions or reotrictiona swan heir trade thot these Orders were limited. taey took a more eat -naive ranee, and wore attended with more violent corwonencto. 'flier devoted to cut tluiation any American vessel oil Loud• if which n "'reach certificate of the growth and orioles of the cargoes woos fiu ad by any' of our craiaars. It is necessory on this point to . I observe, that soy belligerent his • right to demand •-. . - emit a certificate frog any neutral trading to 6)6 . pone of that belle;ererit. Such a right was recog nized by tin Law of Nations, and had been exer cised heretolure by France, and also acted upon In tier' country. 'ln the Americans trading to the porte of France, it was necessary, is order to Wgalive the sale of their cargo in that country.-- , Veit . the - Orders is Council have reduced theta to thee dilemma, that without thin . cer tuieste .a origin, they are liable to eonfisca time in any pert of the Continent of Ettrope, sub ject to the doting:ion of ranee, and on the high o ats. the very discovery or this doeuineut, by w British cruiser, is, sure to expose them to un eonditiornil confiscation, in. all .places slider the iJoininitui of the Sovereign 0111 United King dom. But without arguioi upon the attettavt me tits of this part of the subject, the, feet wax this. 'flint the certificate signed by the Freneh Consul in the ports of America was butit nosey security to France against the importation of British groduce • and manufactures into the Continent otPurope, whilst its possession by the American trader gave him the ability of conveying into the very ports of the enemy, without risk or disturbance, these Yeti artietes, against the introdoetiou of .which this very doenarted -was substituted' se **expedients But it was not inerety in the measure of the Ordert in Council that this f .regsvd far the fr'endship anti amity of Artotrire v. 34 eve cod.. The same feeling 'on; manly characterised every proceeding of the King s Ministers with regard to that country. It ass manifested in the tine and temper of the com niunicatious which lied recently harm' place be tweeti the two Governments, and most voit:spieu ously is the manner in which the iiegocietiou, which, in concert with my Noble Friend near me, 1 lard the honour to conduct, was so improvidently and ' iutemperately broken off by llis Majesty's Steretary for Foreign Affairs (Mr. Cauniug.r And with respect to that treaty, I must be allowed to otlera the observations, toe order to rebut the misre presentation and inisinforaietinii which have been so industriously circulated out of doors on this Aubject. It has beets asserted, that the Executive Authority of America had actually sent back the Treaty it self, with a refusal to ratify it; and that certain anitudutents were affixed, without which it .would never' he sanctioned in that country. It is 'not true that such a proceeding took place. It was • truothat a copy of the Trott, had been 'triune usittedfrore America, with certain explaitatione, ,arnich the President of the United Stoat-it tem perately recotutnended as proper to be Maturely determined, particularly upon the point affect inmtheright of our armed ellipsampreerieg Ante,. Avon .--seutoeu. No such poem ptery • admissiine was affixed, and therefore it •is u ith am *midi share: tot awomishuteut, that in the harm in which ahe copy of that Treaty is printed fee the use of this [tom r, and eith the . proposed amendments to the )margin. I find the source from ,Wlieure impression on the public mind. orejaziettat. 1 cn not ehavtgetise pertea wittesstiteltrarde - 1-1311it • • • • inn curtain that it was taleekited, and:m:lo4.y tint eroiluce this delusive etlet.t; statf . 'sporietree I do antert, Olt these prapoted: aratrusdulrtay _treat not meant as the eine-ewe nee, without Whikis the President of the Utfited-States would not taitetiou the Treaty. In all former discuseious ou tht.slaba jest of the Orders in Council, the great 'grtimul upon which Ministers have ventured to •tiefead them, the ouly.point of justification on which they rely, is the Order of the ;th ofJanaiary, 1607. which the rate Adteinistration had conceived it its duty to titfoiree. 11; therefore, this grouud be proved to be not only untenable, but that Ministers them mitre were aware of its toot being at aft cable to the syytem nth cti they have pursued, there is a duty left for this House to iutereose its SQ.* letnnalid recorded regolutiou. The Order of the 7th ofJanuaratlid tiotexcite in America any strong objections aprsiast the priiwiple of the poltri. The uneasiiino that was there excited, sod the appre hensions which were eatertaintal on that subject, arose front a total misconception of the American government as to the legal coustritetion of that Or der. it was supposed by them, that the operation orthatOrder was directed not only meatiest the coasting trade of the enemy, but to interrupt mu tnds in a commerce of discharge from port to port of the ent.iliV'S territories. That is, an Ame rican ship, trading direct to Bordeaux, apd there having dispnved of a part of her cargo, was re stricted from confinumg her voyage to any other port . ; fur instance, Amsterdam, in order to tell the remaining part ocher cargo. Acconliugly we find, that Mr. Madison, h, a note to the British Envoy, did express such apprehension, and Nis Majesty's presiait Ministers were advised of such a communication being made, is April last; What wits the conduct pursued by them on receiv ing stielfah indite/6 . 01i ? Did they proceed tft dis sipate the apprelensioes so idetelly entertained be the Amt./it-au Cioirorsusieut 1 They did no such thing: they,. the liieseeir Ministert, in full posses sion of tic means of knotting that the uneasiness was ISUFMILI4IO;,. pOjiiiitAy abstained front ally step calculated tn. explain to America ibeMateey of its gnus., or to uphold, from the censure of ittiptrted rielence and eiglort.laimi, the character Of thelf , vereign's quvetainent. \%'hat the motives were which email hi:Nee them to this tleeltion of their public duty, it were difficult to determine, bud riot suhaameent occurrence served to solv ,, tie ditS colty; it only could be attributed to the &maim), wise . qf 'conalirting the effects of this mitaipprehen -si6st into a 'remain against their political opponents in Farhat - ne ut. toilette the opeortunity of throwing Mr. Madison's opinion, on that Order, to the • teeth of those who felt it their duty to expose the iejustice, iinennidenco, and insanity of that state's which counneaced its operation on the nth of November. Honourable siwl conatientems atone ment' for a breach af pulifie ditty ! I assure the Noble lords thatt them Lot the irtdift cation of a to.uinAt ; usithet could .