The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-11-05 00:00:00

dial uniof, Air hicit Me' eensequeate spirit of independence.- Yet that Spain, was strengthlenedin Ruisia, urn; hing in Germany. .Let knot I he looked on those succe.ses as the action. Quite the centrary,tit was greater efforts than had ever yet been efforts should be large and liberal. was come. Rik with • those . . peeper let it not be supposed for a m. was hostile 'to peace. God forbid be in the fievi of lilt wife `men: more of that. man "riot) . had the calamities of war. The Speech Ilighoess had:*..:.tonclted non. this, ed its views to a.'general peace. The to-makett. plennanent peaet, ir most It wool , l he the policy of England, full .security`to her friends, but to vas a maxim - which she particelai le, (Lord Liverpool) could not thing . as demanded from his enemy, titintron of that enemy, he .would 'el lin; to part with.—{lfear I.lt of expeetartry, and *aching cou Sts vrospects they Wert 'founded pendence, and On that foundation and flourish. lie would- once m, the House on its unanimity. The question was then put p and • division. Oa the motion of the Earl of Lord Weisingham was re-elected Committees fur the present Session. Earl HATHUILS'r . .gire notice of a. Motion •for Monday next, for a Tote of Thanks to Lord Wel lington and his Arons, - • The House then adjoined to-Saturday mat , . ..s Corttie,.. .opilerio., :-..... ~,,s*.,,di t ttit 0 0 . 1 ,..... : Ig a r pr itopiski.i.eigtitio to.: : owl - - -Mali I 'PartiCul"~to . , , 1.. .. - . knit Britafirititvbied congest. our *WI talerdliferent grouelitieteill•ft efgei : ppo.' liteseriem: iteti_ lastrifirosiveier, ownwrialsi in defeece•ef Portagat'aod Spain, both jlealltiteanall**;nidst.the•fallnig th rones:and minuses,: farther O 6 ellsrhar ntelitireopprobationl,f ti e of wkWfannt#§o; they had reioeed (rom.the grasp ,J.Weisabitsitsed 0 galletteeted a suesamsfel resi t statice to •,•Magtianiaiiii'lat 'which- tte'Prifice-Regetti'stillinis ef„ffeaellelmw: be heti to emsgratulate theta ~..lawleis pour, ~ W* alovAltemkeere • atbee. nation . ters Coniviad.fithetozottertittoCef that Orstritece ; a on thellitiiiiaa , C l "lsseeedes of. Oar Miles on: the Con* ihad been ogsepp l itmattol,h,',4,ltel,iteuteet,Oae: had the magninivalejs aci Milify and'aiianktiiewarled;•.l give ~ ttner‘,ll4§l* llit-it 'lad unanimity. with which theijiratifying reSection,Aetotte . natipn .pe ills" *as ~ great credit's-6'610 the'. 'Admidistiatfati and i .r•i -. • • • 4 .• A. .- '''' •* * •A•s * :! . I w . irecenel t iesesi; and he had to cinteatulate thenfoit 1 f ound to present afrsintegaint 'oppressioq,,,emeltiglAim who' itinfit . 41teheadlif If,' RH VietnoveiAlty the ~,TIOUSE PP. COMMONS. .-* r'• .- • !the blesliti of an , abundant harvest.- -Greatly ne'be "as ii did,• at ostetiale. IA OM aitipe of a franti c demo i decal;{vll . . irhik ivify • onti7detitaref,"Ost l iht . grat At *quarter beforefero e'CloCk the Speskeecamo4 , adatiied the intrePidity, skill, and abilitY, disPlaie*".l.loeY, sod et - smother thne In the shapeAf Elie` most : , attd steiitt: •411pnydenie !kick: they pie' itli-`tbre Z ig th e H o use, and at two tkelalputy Usherof the BlaClt;!by oar august Coneweadee in the Peninsula,' Anal* Ansadfoi despotisms If to ebb contest we had 'fallen, , taloa", rtOr Oath*: of sync: 1001 e Com " ,Abe R o d su mmoned the Muse to the House of Peers to ''whieb he haft Oen enabled to bring our a ff airs in that ,and had so.fallephaving i mar front:opposed to theme. -Marqsistirf Iretfltitorr; trnaliatt'-asstire VW. able • h ear the Prince Regent's Speech, whither the Speaker ! quarter into...seproeperous a state, he must he aT: my; even this .would hate beeri'ne'llight praise. :It , Lord I shooldfeet as :In ppy: sal he isiould i ilre . he. repaired, accompanied by all the Members present. . 1 lowed to 827, that, ,in his *pinion, those qualities,' Would hare been *efficient to have entitted t Mtn tosiskti-',. 4 l44t•stiviniit us, - to rtijriy the Truitt of hist • • ;ind At half-past three the SPEAKER. resumed the , great as they were, did not so much ennoble hint, aft', praise, that Welted not teti%id to bleed and to fall in ,to detail ; with • t! at eloquenee, Which wht,peteliar • Ch a i r , and acquainted the House, that conformably had his conduct, in the 4ommencement of his career s defence of oar country. But, think God, it was not toldm, the' splendid succestel'which havirttirsdtted.=. t o the Act otthe 24th of the King, he had issued a in defying thelmhtin,twitnion as to the invincibility of [come to a catastrophe of tliatkind; on. the contra vb.' Upon the:question of the AMorkeitti 40"trii t aiell . W r it for the election of a Knight for the. County the French armies 'lift their Commanders, to Week 1 every thing now promised a prosperous lassie to the - known that 'I differ from the sea thoi:Mi VAlOOtiect• Palatine of Durham. ~ 1 of ' whom he bad - beet teeceasively opposed, and ; contest ; and that coming, from squirter in - wlikis : in the Prince Regent's Speech, yet notleillittiivaly to New Writs were orctered k fet. Woodstock, .in the each of weom he .had successively beaten. Greatly, every nobler feeling seemed for a time aonibilated,7 induce me to .disturb the unanimity "ivitVi6flitCh' I • room of Lieutemint.Gette ral Theenton, who had sc.. as he most, in common with that House and with '' but which had once more become conspicuous for she wish; to see tliti' Address carried: ' Butlarperticti** c(pted the Chiltern Illundreds; and for Ripon, la" , 'the Countryi• admire the skill and matchless valour' display doyley virtue and energy. As te Americai ; lardy gled, to observe ' the 'explicit lertAii:of'thaf , the room if the gill( Hon. Frederick Robinson , , end ability displayed by that great Commander in the : if we were obliged •te give up that class of associa:lSpiech, is which it Is' distinctly avowed thatotrociite . . who silica kiielectitta,bad accepted the o ffi ce of Joint ! plains of Salamanci and in the battle of Vittoria, he Ltiou :which would teach lei to ; connect . our interests !, pohttletelSOchlitaihed ttiitenufre . from Franee rifikii. Paymaster...Gene:lo4th. ,Porees. I mast be allowed to say , that he thought him still , Tito her's, there wet another, so less ,vaittable, i, flees of ' any'descriptioni Inconsistent " : WitiVher- ' ThiClandeatinegletraivilUiß was read a first and i more an object of admiration, at the moment, when, ',which we might still .k l eep uleefirl ....the& was , , never honour-or jest pretesions'al' a nation. ' Ueliteetely - saidered to be reads second time. * jin a corner of Portage!, And relying on the re- Ito - forget' that . ireit sacrigees' were,-to` foss; hope this feeling Perildirs the white iilibekee - ; en The SPEAKER Assforieed. _the House, that the , sources of his own great mind, he was engaged In !, greet objects, hi Wtt:lsta illustrated In the fate of eillati&!.witti'whith 4 Inn not -Inctinettaici quiirrel, House had been in the House of Peers to hear the throwing up the,lioea at Torres Vedras. When we; that trait greet Mani4lisnerat Moreau._ But there -as I have been with former ones,: for it filtrinhoted Prince. Regent's speech, tf,,.. whip's, to preseut Res. l oo ked to the state of affairs on the Continent. we I, seemed,of tete reatiaraarrovr_princinle4wrovegooo' and CenteiitetPbY I feeling .of eeimnon danger and takes . he lisdpr ocurekgsopy, .whiech,.woh the leave.: bad equal subject of gratulation with that which even I, abroad-4 apectexaf slow,4altalatieg,.nateow...sclt t .i...necessity„ 14 not pnrchascrd and raised:Ay:AO op". of the House, he should now read.---(For this see . the sucremes of our Oen armies in Spain afforded;' interest s Co nduc teff, erjtkpplatilk,..jitdcbTlifiautil feirik'.press Fran'ee. -. Atltetwriein-Troni the keen and iudit. the .1400 ~ ~ ,! when he mentioned the' name of Germany he felt i t; us that there Wig other things "tibia' we .ought le :saint sentinie...,', - thief , the - grinding oppression of Tile 1/oeGn was thin read accordingly. ! imeetkible sufficientlt to • espveas his estimatioar of ; respectlitylifeteticele true conr**s , llol4 . wlyerii:E f ejrk,), `. 1 :„Isrts.,ex,gls,cl; and it holds . jiot a • .I.Orsi cObirro,)t threw himself upon the under., the gleriand' at itii enfidgigliereii iihreti hid there i the setiisity•of eniliitiVifey :real Calker ottC: wirougfirititetttoraliti ,• -. t a Th'e . Governmentl74 4 4lttrope. gence.of the-Hones, to thus presenting himself te , been' reaped ; by. .00r. Allies,,' • When we Mentioned 1 to ect .ou alegbreicat7for geeietrical celoulist iceis, ait Fran Cu, in tkocouree of ber.career . shine the Revolt), their notice; while to doing so, he rose. with Reeeltir • the. head* 4 . Leiisk we- taikiial of iill•that was grand :to +the •effeet theesitst ffehis, crodocacl on cur ..owly 'flow,' dieterbed and -overthrew the ancient -Monaca pleasure, as his task would be different from tint of ,cad glorious,: alt that was profound in 'council, and I private' tittereda. Itiph .sepaps .. efeeling,s, • ise-,,tioped. 'thtea„ ,- .(epen - :thir psetext of their' trams/ and' des many e.ho:lia4 weeded., him on simliar.oecesioes.-- ' splendid h, ighirivement. There we saw that to th e . . to see completely tfirewneaidir, aiid - t he •irieldiitgle.: porisel; ..-bet• 'wheys those State* passed under the. In the sentiments et 4e,Prince Regent, on the sub-, foe of mankind the heurof retribution had arrived. i the grand paistone4t ili:ik - essnl,:•: we- siikula m fn-•, power of -rronce, srho , was iss liberate them, :they ject of the Cootiouidandi4oosition of his Majesty, all He who had no'nteicy on athers *as now destinedl ture act oh "'thole lipftyllriireiptes ividch to peck:: Jound thartiseteesombAted isee-derpotisin Still mote mutt o!rticipete, .aud.all must sympathise with the,' in vein to look for Witter-. from the -overnoweriitg 1 liarly "became 'vs. -. ilr 'hr. the contemplation of : odiriusu-,-tg a tifildskire: stiff - more insunpdrtahie.— ili*linetp e hisAtoystAghness. Tnestate of at e : Airy of his enemies: 'He who had rendered so Marty such a gretifyin plett4e - e* •the. present. state ot • The Emperor of that countryis at this•moment in .a fairs abroad-was Now ory,di4reakfrore w het. 414 others miserable, was now to be compelled to drink 1 things presented; tr:sgw• any, tights-to regret,. it was condition to - sohille - I firmly 'believe, •nothiee betbis been at epy..cennor pociott : of the, wor. . With one , {he cup Ortilisery : aini:bittetoela 4o the:very dregs. I the consideration.,that oar- helOted_Soyereign was own . rettlem ierod .gigantie •imnbition - could hire re. exceptiott (the week sot ttresdin) the ampaigit bed . , :the who bad till now teen accustometfenly to victory, I precluded from ittttibe in fa' Joe. produced ley* so . diced - bine , 1 - :'hopt4Paise oltiaisce.will - lrbfit . front been a aeries. Pf i kiltiant ..liotoriesi, and it appetite. A l res now compelled) to leek safety in ff4ht,.and:Wits 'glorious a f rospeet; 'He hitPed hoWever",‘ whee he •this. 'l - .-dwAtit ',vetted . to know, , r;A fondeed,. L. ed, . that -even. before the 'late glOrious . and d4:-rpliowed trim position to posittee,' and from Aver , thought on his exentplary ileaues,• which he dseihted.Oave not I,4l,nel,what"were• the terms of petrification she operations, loss of the _.French could titt to river l having-now 'ai4tienithriThrone, babied. not +ad - no small shire ia -producing this gratify ingi' proposed-so a Prawee'hefiathrterminatioWorthe At.* hare amount ed to less ORR 100;000 men. The stoney: ; :rolieh - tii seek-.far 'shelter. • Austria refris4 hiiitle.' change in the state of or affairs, than our. • Sore. 4 lllisticoi barttiocerety ditipe that' in' titektwoo Indeed v alth respect, tw,FraKti,_:wes iompletely a i l. . i ffau;ce-fiiiviey eselinseed Ate Brit opportunity o f go. sok * mi g ht yet ,se ( t kr, move( os to, become cop.' moot of , sueeeksq l . the , seore:leront,will. OM • hemisifOede i tared. ~,t.ot year A ustr4Leari : ..Preesip were her At4.:lng ever to• the side Of his .enemies--end Revariu' l 'iflOrm; iit tbe restoration efface ... to his doetitiionsht.4.:l4l geniret •inierrniir aortas gte.tterittetealz;s4. Ain lies, sed,reerilitedllefirlede With tiiil.6l3WisieSt of their "eluded bisgraap; ' 'Weat,•Wehasige mast he not nnW.i the result i OT a successful , terticinetiOnfto the present . not surprised It hearte f r.this :nstrienitee!perialts ** troops; ptiw Ow wesAwatbottled "%ain't her on the, i c hiee . retj _.*4sftiteee Soiereietts whe bad forteeelrfeontest.• After ad, thai aloft be.the . nwiTsif the eOW:. :Scoimistroderttotott-listbat I mesh- testrierAnd . that analtalitlittaiiiliita_ ~.... Whitt, could -, France opp o se "to?, peep in elliatuai witlitim, liet"Whe kid crow Mhos. I test, 11'14 . .10.1ms happy to hear tbit'dtteilidale.ashject't Mill maintaitcr•that whatever terms: umftiosir beets the armies . arstyki "pleat . her :—ltaw conscripts, tap arms to oppose his ambition, were sena sonnies. &laded .t . tt •in teePppeeeli »f the .Prineediegeott,• ill the r proposed toll:Whoa eit thertirrie,.easi httiiteitputisehieh dragge t t ieclot i tto from their., habitations to .fresh , !Oleic at the same moment, amidst the shoetar•eweepial ~k4er,hick .it,..had , • heeg introdaced.".•':All he issegociationsfervestee stifehrtake , phiee, 1: ht,tPe - the: battles. Serrieeded_stk the, Despot was, with .hril. ' - wilt tie*.beoffreedi•Orels; 4. see sp, eon* tile armies, end eli,his swam cot off, his, situatien itificent a scenecoUld- hardly be conceited -- n othing ,siifify '41%1i conetry,sioly s *,l4(of Preect•elto vend. elusion to wolee•tbe sneicarecrette.te-Eifeee;" hotr !) was more desperate tban could . well be conceived ;lequal or second to it had occurred in Modern:time& that it altered be ;upderatood„ that iteeks,terma ei There Ilse sanstettensies -.of domestic• tadicK.which and the less, battle of, more, troppstance .than all . the This was one orthose,elente which might with tte s : l peace Would her - granted teFranee as it,, humid be • I cannot-bettkisictbe•l!bble Lordl(Castiermigh) had others, wo,ultdixons, to have reedered,it hopeles.— . .greet impropriety be attributed to the interpOsiti ' eonsistent with her national honour foe'. her to- acw•:: , advised slwePetneeililegent to-touch up.inin theleeurse 'f hat, indeed ~.bed consrmed.the delivemuce. of 64- •of ,Providence ., , The long continued train of success - cept. Be wished nothing inconsistent wittf•tliese, '• of ‘theSperelt..i With rPgard to the aid nritessiitince rope from slattery. [Mew' .f)--i-llot k Aught , not to 'which had accompanied the arms of this man, who .care being only .taken that oar own honour and this. i winch ate-'As' he-eitoettvd .to the Alliantes by this be forgotten, that troth was due to the generous. and disregarded every feeling of humanity, would; till t,racter.were not .ieiripmamised. He wished. it - to :be ...countryek think. they-Should hare no otherlfindebut magnanimous reaolutien,;pf England . , *ire. had net. now, have almost induced men to believe that -the I founded un mulnp! advantage, an& on thetand,s-ntlaa 4 :the 'pom'or -hat , vestiurces; of ;the- c'otintity• Itself--= Contemplated coolly the-state of the Cnutleont,,. bet - 1, aidei of ,things werAin -his case to be: inverted, oat Mel justice.. The eyes of Europe were 'Open thee Citear,lsemetlt:-Itethe deuces eateieWidi safety hod lent her active and efficient aid.. The batiste, *Or i that the *Jews . of au j o divideal were destined tp be Hedge r and upon the other House- or •Starllamene; •deseereeireic - to that extent wrsiddl.wish 4 to see lop power in Fourope, the idol of our ancestor*. m4 t he !ac c ompli t had . , in opposition to the prayers and - in, and upoolheir deliberations of the; keltint Session. ply afferthetifietie, sear;!] . * hut .11- eilti-, wish, . i probably now be restored on its: aucieht end legiii;JVrieties . y motions, who were coffer! .unds , tiles much depe n ded . L e t th e House recollect the cause ‘ ll rite .lll. thli7.liunill•Pts 4.P. /01 47•09`',4 11 4/. 2 . 4111 t°14 elate foundations . . The highest tribute ,Not - . , wever, It p((` the Aresent geratneas' of this ceunteys :iiitd,the*,te , some notice led .beettjakte of thwasiferleiteetw. wry pi t tee was doe to the Emperor Alexander, who, after" seeoed that tkis lutd been debtied ,ottOr c t t the's* tliterieoslistere acted: as' they ought, time greatness 4, large 7 cliat'ef etirow4.peisple 'Whesie.eonilition!iie. having rescued his own country from wanton aggrtj:: i i t i t i ea • m ight 'h•: the more complete ; - pad if th e . pll-„iveuld'besiernsestent,, This couetry s was,liisea vessel , copied the.seriomeettention dthiellintetr,de rliee. the lion, by the complete des,truction of the iniadecl,, •niahment'of the wrongs which he, had Joilicted,,wae which having weathered a storm in which most other , last Session revullwills. It tie more, •Sir,iiii 'sativsee had poured his armies into Germany to give deliver. tphis .f molouie t gl to an unusual (lista • * of time, it vessels bad su ff ered, had hoisted a signal as•expressive ! (pence of a tpeech which has been . attributed to you ? • unladen,_ lea' to ' Europe . 'the , eseeluct of the Creven,Prio‘ - , *is e mitheielii intended that they Skitt;lol pl., of its readineas to afford succour to those who stood . as being-delireeed.atthe bar of the House Of teards at of Sweden wits also entitled to the greatest praise, Imbibed in a still greater measure: Hite We t saw at iq need of, and wished to profit, by her assistance. I the cloSo of . that *Wen. The present Momene,.. wiled for his e ff or t s iii the, common cause,.which Mal a drawn ! once Princes 404.Petliete in the raeltertf:the armies Let us actepon this principle ; let weshow . that wet we are inipoithi4ly called pport . .te pit fekleeleso n r °Poo him the resentment of his, former associate:': opposed t o oas:4l)o*es - sae of mankind; and to judge, wished • equal justice, and equal' ettention to the , strength and all•oue resources as IV Wide, is-onope nor should th a t h ero b e om i tte d, w h o had ranee for' of the • nember •of heroes we had . only to look ' rights 0,9? r neighbours and of ourselves and we '-culiarly Wdapted.tolthe consideration ci tlie Catitelic the liberty of Europe (General Moreau),. to . which ,t o th e • nu • ,if men 4.. which the army, con. could not cease to procure, and to preteree, as we , Claims. They ought to buttetwlesite from mles! , his „ life , had it been prolonged, would have so great: l loo N i. Li . rif i lieg4 we laic all that is venerable in 1 . would be , entitled to, the respect and gratitede of in-: of policyae , wed as justice ; they areeniMptfrlantelaie ty contribut e d. If we l oo k e d t o Spain, things ap. ; age ur viatil in yee:eifilihe magnificence of Sei ,persaund,ieg nations, ..He should trouble therlloesw! et people; impeitant from' theirnumbere-Araportant leered equally favourable owing to the victory WI eenti gns . i the - 4,3krercrifitrAi&; the transcaortenex: no Airtime * . but thanked them for, their patient sal from theie seleas,-Importaat from the energy whisk Vittoria, the fall of Saint ' Sebastian', and the extreolO/leniut ; ' the Wamillitiaaol, aof eli-erl; and all that 'Ohs attentien.-I , ofge, hear!] .., -. 2; .. , I their tordiel steige-would'give tweet - notignal eter: .tiont of the three nations so cordially co- opergting, iie l e d th e natural- and. , mend ener g i e s a t „p ek e: i . .. Tie liddresi Watt thea read from thii3Oppar,: the , tions. i hopel'thisreforev their caste, so well be . zor . the common cause. Some, at one !flee , rs i toibi llatfo n - i l t oil s c o u ld, 4o /4 to ista . iikilikeoidig ati•ut to put thelteestine,w* .`• } gun last Sesainni will helirosnetoutl Y tonci tided: fihk .8 4 seft is doubted of the vetoer of the Portuguese, aster Ril l '* : ' every ene. jrtliz . ritllkalitia, s tlIPPOIllt •SI All ..elatik IWOLTBII,EA.D sprite nearly as follows :-.- i that they *ill be admitted to all .• the privileglelesl seal and cordiality of the Spaniards. These destbliturcl)''' 4 ' 4 - 4r *So . ** jf - - !tot . 61 4i rile, Sii with ..; view ' .distorb the rights if 'the Conetitation,' and thus prove that' ,T been dissipates! by.:fecti. The invasioti of Ere4lll..iiy ...wikt shortly I Ski in the speeth.you delivered, 'if reported rightly!, theforces of theth o re uri e tons, must operate as a pewee.. all ii.CPSsory, I were 'an 'bneethorized and eneethentimited exi,ositoir fill 'diversion in y t and teach the natiiii'it the ; ..Addiest ? of the feelines..aed views ' of this Heese.—[lleae; the former countriliat all the* coascriPtraill cmllf. .. indeed ,. be : hear r] With thesowiewartsf . the present posture of not protect f rom i s i al h aa t h e :naaf i territory. A. , Rummel et that:4o irs, 4 shall' gis* :ay .-_ sapport to the Address however, should . fitirittlithPf . to piy . 4 - nto, tokiti, '-it ht to inew moved by the Noble Lord :.the existing Adminisira;. e'er expose himself to thaCritlicabe whitth Often , * at twill .freglr, thin are entitled, I ilaink, k 3eyeeste praise; and if, *tends unsuccessful dislnittiob: rads, however, .w4n, , like the pst; br a wish,. it were ,passible- (et , me to oreate.any )sere identified with tie fVe'qf the w,orlti,. and "If his Soya! Hight** .olutago in. -the Prins. Regent:* Ministers, except, party freling..oeght t*Vailappear.• With regard Ii of `Uentitnesit,.. iseehtsps, to increases -little their • atfenieth on .t he America,..hCatuat.deeplydapeal-that.the . owly-lte. of language..gnemiee 4. Wave jest alluded to,..tisat wish should be public inthe world should intro 4olned plat the de' tios,magner unformed : [.despot 'desiowtoseo. °twill' thenidis aPot.a.piaat4baMartjagaaaakind..-(ther, beer!) will Ihe be- placed, seeing what measures &rein pros " -T hat. l o4 lo 4so9, lick - pet; iudeed 3 taxa sig..*l lied upon Wye* lyiwg spin shemaderation of their views, loch no p , ti . • • .v. t ,N.ITA• ' , ;1,14 14 , • ._ _. ...••.. • • ":`444; - -,-Azoitosioninti:l4acif .7 —, zgt..;a•;'t;7 --- , :"" 1-1r. ..... 7- - -. - THE- ilrili'l 14: 4•;- :.,. • - ..... . . . .. _____ -__ tkohle bit-110 W •id .itho. Mo write of that dew 7treloolooortutileottlesettittily-the frilly; i ' tri feishiAtte ' ti'f••ttii' . 4l*l44:,:kit Otlitiptiilron . l a ,_oc tl , ~: ....tr . . t e444 4- e i gi spirit grew oil iiiVillitie acts ; but had appeltrid 1110011 r d airee,St If teapot A .licoya k 004, tbot )e sh , tur ~.• 14p!•A *Pg. .v. ► 7 , , 1P° 41) . 14 .. ..- ••• • .• , and was now•tri. .41 . Aroerice, by her doing,,all .. . ' h s - Imii:tteii:ieela a Itra , , Wok a Life! I ltio,t; thit !li!stuber i ll/Wseeotided•AVlNlkat4shis iirtie.tt be supposed, Oft!, peter to lisgland. HaPPHYs VllPltifo ^ be etnridered - Rse deg .; - /liitti4 Atoroiv, .6,1,m •foul 4 14,010,441000 . 6 1 , .+1,0 i6ilmiliintrng th" deeil 4 he signal 'foe .6o . bed. -beee-freatrated, and-Cattadtk. ft . * Abs e ir. ii m a yi . iy jokliti wif .. . • ippl w 4,lLbAAjoi 7. fiia ,raited cinitiOtidn".which 1 •Yeervil.- I 7 (10...ap s the time for even • ploteit protected by the loyaltrg44l4l4abiling iii , pic1r4,."),44k. 4 di5kr:*•.i......0.. hi sisak asyyti,9l..jireit. dishetiet : if one thing, isoefilicu. eon made: Thou Au .bratserr.,ef•tite , troaPeo -.l'llellvillbehteillicei had only, ttpl e twg gi it. olli t s ko ild•iss. Sipe:, ,tar , that ispe,,heen adrti need'', that She • dativenia9i !nil. The crisis kitherte shirt hem 4filir 71 1 tvielillaidlitileho,_ ilositlif mi. •As to ripitipf,kM,Was blgistelf,, If if :Wes,dei. of Esireppi, tad, the Splendid . events .se , ,reouttly orations for ssfse tti tlop rutibilt•tioto At titer:400 11 1411111041d theodeloat of tined elk,* shoeld Wye A . prea muse death, Wham ekhisited, are 't to be,*!arihed to .ille policy, begbe itjr moment, that he he/ armies, w o uld at length optO i 1 ti, 40 , 4 s e r " .. cl o y . ....ti smk. " 44. li t as ,.„.to alfitliatts, no* qa, more, and; to. the• following Mc bid ! Peace . mos, ~ true interest,. and teach 7.*;:at54944 . ,4 a**, islotselliFt — an tiorre n .cpt hies off, 'hi 6 11,the'tict r i",e,.°llq by bit •Pciesiere. - Great, tatinti4 that n and' ip . :**111131611 Ojiiiit,ito 14 - L34844i fiiiii . 1 :4 144 4fga' &Otitis id. of explabilog Anse s which were afteiWlerde. to . Ittl, sTif:,,t 44 Ingt if .thetelensels Of, his p;runpadver- tt s ' known - lief of 'lii' ult. , ./k t home @ref!' if _ rileil j oband lielidldidditsftliMtelltreftkidtlertitts. l -. ...,..7 4 '!.- ••:'' -.. Aft:Pllcgteell• lildßlSail to t . &MOP W s / o a kik.neeer .have web of itlellyal •fot - satislatittokh u ittileavesC , 9 1 4,l'ehisodpnt; Inv• - •••1110: 1 1 :1444 .. , Atetel)PlipdAld Alht:liiwiitasetei.,state .frow.lwhicia. ~......--.............: ..4. . awe Mailehal • ii , • • • . ,t • . . his; *ht . dired. I :Cluie‘tioteltitiftrei *Oi l . *ail At &Maths. • i mam . f .... ,!, .. ~,,,4 til be emerging, f on c. •sv would itas deesd- , tii i iio The fact Willi, .thattiftentotion: aitid'pelitill'aud. " . fillt# *ire - festered •,,. - .`' t`aiii, die Ft4ll9e ' libliblli ' . j i , - ,. j ;. L R I . ,:tdie iireegtiewiatintign -Art% been 13* it be a general owe. ihtirese pinehrwlllib• hadl liimilffiteteenes of 1 ie . Kis* ctaii` Olen * *kW s & 'fhb 11,1111 1 irept. . : .4:fifl .feidoil llellee!ver to I leY,lflem. the. I, 'not •osdy tO gi,e riotand disorder. -. Ned thetlate• (Aft,;Por....!phsll. Ilergpairtemespaild,:thaOghichtih . iihji! t iViestAappigiton;ortuf ., sent 0 end.d.abbifoolsit oe . , a her Mena's. 'it Cettal y bees spered - to his,coustry t .ieow-us,s4 ho hale: Pilf t o tifillAAßl• itAlljt Pr islioco,l44ll 1047. 00 - , .1. , I.o43o4lllll, l olose*Wrsed pfnicatitonevf-ohia day 4 7 0 1 orly revered ; litilP estitted at saes in Issue to .11101. stets, tne onorpiy 9 . tne i ßresnt tale! of Frarie% *4 ,;Ts intimilkir;#4:4ooiyfr‘his•iigitreep orinitiowallusstry, coo nteno nal thy . eletuiela 'which had produced " • ptaiie rig .. sireets I .l6ttbd r iferilleteetnis asp t it the two'le viewyd,, i '• etip.rgetwitli ,mtleutextbealeitio•feelksg;thaiw by my... 1 r, which, if 'lll3lld land prosperity • within . our, pskioeei , , 14 4 ,14, e lc Which. will be the. more lieneettted;lll44 bib hiro-,io(4gOrrit;./400.4,#19eganaesz:bostetefodullp ad.. Id not - have halt; liblid 1244eladed by moving we .; , . 1 ~ as ,; who feti In adk et irsg The' ilitlierthde_ortkhkdiliisetligtrAing - .14110, -)ye - , leconsiescncies of altedslobe -The present wee., tonal, recapitulated arid r .• " ' s e w 11004; IN. lb% of the ttrioat4:oll . pildri, Lel hfloyitt oc.trutild s t eed:the seronden effita IWe uld be nobler thais ' times*, of thib - sperch., t . • ; ,.e., .;.c ...'.... . whqe itt.,llfet, lo!al# 4 .,loo).,,.i‘soti ft 411tif .1.14;ge bee:ll44d ,)dAreets..lked for.lbwliberties of 1 r •on general indeosi'Mte..C. GRA Nr, in rislog ) 4o. ) Iffkis /NO ee . .• u his Wan, live ts by sgh,Fitpolitf l , hrs'egesivet tiqrapA lt 1p be dbi,leh,4l,gm kes. Greet Brjbtbs beets.. they must sPresill_ , tuitich had ,beeitjust moved; .1.4 610 thipk, Wien: tit aetpl?ii ' , and foy 0,4' ii . tielld Awing. hhtipg agaiost - tbh- lib,trties ,af fate tx.44,,t00, more congratuldik- itleidiviktilidisid . ne t be demi" ltelskyo.ei ibbd.litdd itions: . T et . :o4,:ny of' iiii;tripisi 44 . -• iternAoie r. wyesaloptionntlite - abilities I fillingly i - - --- . '-' :-,,,.• awry cite cents to inqnce the.. - ici AeiA, do Contine.nt fell foil eietoe' tinder the Pissieesieet itch;Oiledtei suldle. whotai tic tii . ,:aectioti4 atop . I circlet tell al it.. •AO that it weed:* ' .11104 , 10.0014,:gle l‘pfee of fiance, aliit was ewirtlit .4(lollitiet- 16 the iriyflitey hied Itsen'eaetteds)theMlitts ‘ i• l imionag i • c'" , ._::„,_____ _•l'•' . r • to r aOr w.ould:*te..allude toriewir*iinatiastpek ... - . 1 40,thiAndsrtaliehaik. ' i et; tliesitllitt itilideitted,"itespinAtievy ock`astett ar4l-tite •f LfiriMPool.4 - . lobjects for erkPrikatittat - *MA fallidiftettleia - se -' •-'. " !rit t ilionigttet of Ser4sta c itle,ttpi . T . capt:gitielef f p eligatellipatiPeriffeaitepVi their; loilpft. 0134. to i Chairman - Id the lamply presented theamileel at effbande. Ile had , • 'f'r"; 'tit Int - pertictdar meaner CO this Co u ntry . 1 . . - Veit Britiiiititititieteliglstiwegilittthose- 2. - 'S''''' .: '. lcongratulate them on.theinecesstut exertions of ode. " - otiordlterent ground, . and, acted ; verY.Ppoi: DielPtist.._ lierths6lo4Vittfivbforr,T , Oviltiouch no re v tit ' ' "ii; erlid i fieirrit iiiviCiVitiriiiy i 4 h res -la 1 " ig l 4.44easot rile Si,,. with . any vier 4o ...t , ► fi •.. - . ,',, , • -..: • ' 1 a "'l •• • q ,h1.4 40q ,„,,5e ..... bap. be to peao.,,sogalaaty pf i I:o,ypta which the }bin, : W.. Ai hit ii* . itite idol *lit_ . ' . . lisoo p ,'' i lmlxrke t acwaft 1 coma to.; lO rather , if that were atria kif . ho eabiliitfeWriiithk floes heek jean iiionsrarelly;baff: to add r cordial epprobat)on toAft pia tip' 'achrt4elpiikit Of t alifiCrie: A ao i 'moved V the Noble Lord, . There may„' eti. : ,2l l ith such a Preekl.aP of inoneg: ,101114;beilil so,' *no oil . O exceptions ti, my entire eppri ii . .,"itabeitsed.iiloirtlifidoriktopflthatiradid AEA OA tei Mares% bat they are not of suffisient w 41 ... .-nrp.r.,..,r0„,.....-..,,,,...*Wriik ,preid th e woo ; *lemma to dissent-from it in my vote. 1 re who, white O A wits.,flko x lyse "this, *1 ' isms. "hod .; own ; did not expet.„. on on occasion 111 iii: 'beestrOpeiled:Ofibii &for - 144 1 4i esswAnsilent, tp, Opl. ,t y g e.4efientekh of his fieer id' Wit th, ~ rki 6- 1 riiiiccihoit, , a . liir , Altor , wok 0e Priopa ant,...thet Aalailaiatials. of e il no4effi l itnif aelfeeh N lead . Ira iTaliodlion i lk gq4 thci, flee avi frpolany.tistentiotiost q a.' delYtiti•Ohlre &Ai Woad; ' I . liiiexiii 'oats', only which. it displaya,4lo,..sa,fg,,thesatoile ► 9 to fail a martyr to that °awe on whichAi Ear Us, of it has my et ire approbation. Nee w Id pressed-tbostamp of his own. genial. H ow dial. troycd I n t o any debate by toughies ai . . . r o its. l , ll add d r e.• r .0"