The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-12-21 00:00:00

sr Ilte of (hooky sip wader Leotber asol Canvas Water Proof ; and to prograt efforts of Stelbit•tingines, Mins. Sow-, %ohs Tfirrsking-hltlis kw other Implements esUllsobandry ge-; 'tivrnHy word lky (:Omer!), Comates. Combos, IVagento,i Coros,-oat Mee biottrirrif 4 . 1 cry rleseriptioo• It ionic* the hrat I "Mtr to preserve thr "ides of S'words, and nil kinds of ; 1 .4.; loket trJ Itatielesefrout Rost. It wlll likewise pte,erve nt.Ntt., itrkils t Cate.. Park Patine, send ever,- kind of Wood road_ WitookoViOlillnew frogs the Weather. W•erm. and Dr) nt.either to East ow West ludic", or ia tiny Climate t it will not iialy,preserve Iron Roil-Ways fru= rntroiling a.id wearlor not, hot OW render the Drought so tight, that one /litu,st will do the 'Work of two. Jettijt - titi ht. propese4.. IJiiiihe . Noble Lord imagine Aat j .Parliamenthad to do than to din , k lneil All bad been 'ecteiotii.that no difficultiii.shiintst be thiuwii in the, 'Wax or Government in tail :Ong their arrangement, :into execution; and - OF - the resources of the country r lsaa' been ylacedlit their4gtoial without opposition, that4fiey might hite free scope 'for those exertions j which the circumstances of the tithes required. lie Land others had been almOit dazzled bT the splendour j of the unexpected successes of our allies; but at the same time they ought not altogether to shut their eyes to the faults of Ministers t in the contemplation of those glorious result! which the course of the events had brought aboit. Parliament had thrown no obstacle in the way of Ministers, but supported them', by acclamation ; but he most lay, that Parlia tnent was but ill requited for alt this by being called upon to adjourn for so long a finis. Perhaps lie was himself to blame, for oat having brought subjects be fore Parliament, in' other circumstances at legit, woula most erialuty hive required instant at tention* " They werebnabled to 'contemplate a blaze otgiory in the gast l '`o4.l it was quite different with, respect to the' west;-' , llo'bed, on a former occasion,' brought forward a; Orong else against Ministers, ots the. subject of the Stir In . America, and that case .wai Aga aitktiliwere4, sod mane aggrantion,s bad taken , -• ' • • # Ale pilmitLg. of tbd.Composition a, in some raw, morel to our hunilred aytJtllotions lif Oil. To 0 or, or any cattier biota( forme. -Poo, or f'tirong4 the public save by its urefrinn three hundred t.. four thintouul pe6 Cent., r wobbly e of preheating: she wear ; and teas in W hee*, dtt.. bleb is a having 4lf expenve more than that of &nett% nine parts oat of ten, nod no tiling env be is. clean in in working, or glee me little trouble. S.ua whole-air aid retail, for the • Poste urns at Pia. 40, (.. hUrhlli Cr..-.. war the kilminitsh . London; nad r lty their ap- :o•intiLent, at mope Stlip.chisiatircs: Priiiten‘. Rioalbeellers, rate, !Woomera, Vrisightt. Oil and Colour Shop._,, .isitamoatma_ . U . lei 0, 1 oach-via k err. look - m.lone, Courts and Yflatatta ( likesol, ond flitopiteetters in the Uolied Kingtlitm. Boni, 4iriee is 6d. ; 2.. ga. 64. ; IQr. Gil. ; IL 1•; autal l • 211 T he atta ol / 1 .41e Rust entunits ft eptittiity sadirtent to Pei a Fitur-st lee' Carriage Wier, with which it Arta ran upward, Three- TuouWodlleffiei ohhout iippty Mg ewe. Litiug c6e. tit Abe A *tenets; onerthw linif.Oritirrn Sul conga* a tearileient +ninth.' for a. Sanyo to . Navel •Thirty-liwee Thou sl:"l4 Ml* I ' 4 a *III 0 40. •Wtki4i lirtielferty of with omega. ir AirSetrots of sin) 14.-- The, titioA se -I.l'rielPeY Praofo dbaribt rtf qm. Contpotition may he seen au the No„ 411. Marfor.ernse, as Mune. • ThreniorWarigthast Aitb sea Bus t whicle ariFiivedol litOemsr-'-'s LT.a Arta 41. 2rtde • *P"X *mew ' ra one o!iire. x's.rfsmo. r tiON ~.~.;.;5.:.. Pi 4 9 4 . IMP• Vtit ;M!trIFLIC, Ar:lt great - 1 k tar individual should approve of their - conduct - ~ .. . goverweent, .. reason ..,, -----...._ if, as his Noble Friend near hitn-(Lord King) had ready. of., Williens•_lll. Prince, of Qiinkt, cuntended in his publication, rarity constituted value,' srau onl l probe*, . - jr t ier the moment the. kirsiii. i ta thit approbation of them must be Valuable, for it cer. sektst,iaqtkot-handa:iiir =tit actual ru , iti .Ai thinly bad been rare: He did not believe. that any : Holknektallsr.(l.oire_npltand) might ts limo (talked more , at the eventwthatised lately taken evestidint the Was at too litHe itto . en Ouse than he did. He had • been , brought •up in a thieubjechbe sly- whether blame conla iltildi to 14 7 Idled or. politics, where he had-learned to regard boil; evi, it , it did, to whom. -He taidd not help ',Mb horror, disgust, and indigestion, - every en-n : thinitiag,.r however, that true pollcy„res r uired that aranchment wade nn the indepauJence of nations, or ' the foendatiens on which the . Goettrut rested "the liberties of. mankind+ If he (rejoiced treat of the Doke of Bronswiok, and the ' Jetnappe,—and he confessed he' bad. sincerely joiced at them, -= he rejoiced much Moo aC i torirs of Baylen end keipsic, assisted-'as the Who achieved times lesiva, by the' council ,tourcee of Greet erttelo. These-saccesies . ; justly attributed to a than* -in the character ireir. oft was -now a- war carried on by the pettpla of different nations, struggling for their ties and independence. Though westing douhtedly to the course of events, and.mech, the infatuation which, thank God geoarally attended inordinate 00M.1 end ambitions yet same 'the effect atitut -the praise was eertainir data 'own Government.. He had ever thought it r "dons conduct• to maintain the contest in • Witetbep that wet owing -to- tint road s_. i::.. ~ w~+3. st ... , , ,- ' ... ~ ~. 2 . % , ..,,i' , 4- , • A',..N.`...,;,:i :, .. 't• ; . . ells - - \ ' \ ..p. ! MR , . . L ,- , .. t 11",., ',... _ .! ],.,,' .' .. Al!:**'*.V 4 •.::C' 14 . 7.:• !. '': : . IA r , 1 . t at• ••• 40.4• • ••• , " , :•:t 1 . .ri ~.! ...l e ; eivit . '" l l4.4 l c\'‘, .01, ot; I • • . • . ,r. .'t -• ' M,al ~ olio)* ~. r :.; "t io Ii.." 0" •-• "Ls . • • " 'V- 4 ,.k 11 / J . '• - 1....=.1.• -*. .-I.4l..Viitailerii=.--- ..,... ......4,4; • : ..` 4•.. ii ',7' 77• : -: . -- 7 -4.- -Pv • .. :, ~, ".. :.,,, fswlt, .... . , . •-• . . • t i..; ' ':' 3- "‘• • exeeta. -- 4 •%. 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If Parlitillsl4'littlitate - rti : ALM* if this, gettut Adds lifsrquis (W. elleeler) : -w, T' l a Eiflpemisit ► NING, Dec. 211. .. aptiron..• eon wens win p•re.na ;. ~ • --isoirte T .:,,, ,-. .. •,' •,, ~ for * take any Roth* of i thif sitNijeor hi' the ''net tithes brigs pinta it ens a•itistrpriliry i . istill greet , . .. . . - WAYS &NI) MEANS. v.. .____ • • s Rel/S8 Of $ . - 40 ; -.. .- Proem* , did It follow , MA Mat ' fostsbarnoee'• 'ptilkarwarstee te.teikr eneteettmetit toenail . perste , . . Tile litiyal Await was given •.. .• • . 4 . 1 , the *auk . writoi Otto matinee? When otorliiiiii frirea t essont"ventsiovV-t, that coeliac -t by tint . uncinw. , . •.. .„, As OCCR9IO/Illt i llWilt "hl l4 4 3 . will be spokee l ' - itionrillit, F.nelsequer lidh R,,, , • . p..i., 4 ,1c . 460; I ,, ‘,fessuith weeks ... , y v ire . ;of the t Lakes, had been Cnititititilide-m4iiiwm, mtfitiledalt tit Wit! ' 'lir Ateillneptie. - - .. .. • ~, brier*. EDWIN. . , , •on I nil the skill, valcair, nal fietleterahot SpidabtSd tflekdtd.itiVent 4iiierpfl, to:* rOt ~ • 9th liter, a canoe Diretibeetetit. enlieri - • • -• •. - • „ __,_,AL,..4-- MMHG g DOYEN, Or 61C1111 GOOD NEWS. •CasisokoloOrrs were, tomov - allllll.O Waking:Ma o old of 110.Joilbos Yen was hardly ablw toinsitattilhe eon- Iturtspe r '-ft• had shown ,'hat Might be deb. Oita tha • • -,•; : 1;4. Ts *hit* will be added, 'sr. A ___ _ .. . . teats switst. least,. hal not been capiiihin oc predating , . that :.etet of was *as. chioged, and wheo•the.tat . ...-•' ~, ' :-&-. (t 34 th ae) New (Mad Melt Dramatic Oriental Spaslaiklie - Ditti,„*RATloN OF Ilia JIMA= pains.. any 3a tan, on the enemy ;-ihen, according. to Wiest of a country - was rsuied to preterte beat r- . .., ........ io three Acts. exiled .. • • /L l 3O/ON .. ' I Lard iIIOLLAND adverted.* i paver pnbihhed arppentnees, the opper part of 'llia Illajesty!s • demi-. dom. By 'Mad toeident or other, A very atrisektot . __ ... - 4 r ie this cettetry, which was ililW to be a &Oita- mans JR sessioliot the enemy ;it might have occurred to . Mi- .regard tO the ~t hatatler- of this couetry, with ref it ...• -.- : ... '',' .. i CA, IrlieiT Ct:t OF 011it./AHAD. • T America were, even now; probably la pos. milutnny . had been i4reitiated on the COetbaret, i lia .. .: ~, . : Imam" ra,s..hae« ''. 3s. ad.-Pit, Sa. 6&1. & VIM of the Allied Powers ; lade:reseed a itoli to Prier. 1;X *API"' - .: 3 .- 1 ' seta" Price, 1 1 7 - ,V a (Ideation to the Mlidster. impieties it, u, be nieteres that Parliament might have hid some mitters• ence to.lhogesunincerf. subsidies, 'riot k Wit I Itto . ~.. . . l i . 1 thltiry. be; 3 1 s, “n 4 tlvitak . ~: AIR net have the opPortollj oiler (hi's - eight of to occupy its attention before the Alit of Mitch.-- loony there coutritewo doubt', heettuSO "MO 041114110 .. ..„, ' l . ----- ilL7Kfi.Tttt , -ROV'• r kiltWeSlT-4ittlt 1)1 , ,N. Pte' . :Soon eleitts him again. He wished to know, He did tiet pledge himself again - to bring' the subject mead cis country haeld.hare tbouet of sqmpider. . . -.. . .... J ..... - fr El% - present ,Nl-14 1 (14' flea 21, ; sweeter: the paper in qneatkm o as or was hot iv- h01y...911P Pt Mamma ; but if the necessity should arise-, int owner!, mer e ly far the popes ,of osliang.Clatat- .. ~. ~„_ . • • ••• ' ...-• 1i00rrf:4 1 0 14 .7 '..a•ka . theaf t lit? If it was authenEy . whether the Govern.. .for • • so, it would be Wipes - tibia' br this meant • tidal lil means of our trot)* . Out a vet : ) , . ge. ' . Tb0 ....V1. , -. 0 .1 .'. ..„ aid' 4 . ~ it. aims .., . this country was ape to it? The Decla- to do '•. re the vernal 'guinea. I Smelt questso • ut betie - f'' Id prevail, that•the.GOteramentof Ills . ..!- --,',.:- .-: . *jii : * i• After 4th . .lll vi . i... . • - tillioll Contained these "a t - " The . gest On • ash , • able Friend had this dal pot,' might be lin-• sty lags -eager to keep ether* Rghlillit, I :4kil'i .. 7: i.•' . it ;t 4 0 1 4 ' ICU irt ' •.* . l end Se f. . dolled for before the ffsitt of March i. tired:money for thatiptripeew, merelt ~As, e* .• ....,.. ~ . „,.. „„sne e ba....e. „.1.... , v.. 4 •••••• - - .7... - i n . .• . • i i .:, .. : , • - .. .... Si a . ?-- the *ilt toettreseihrtheterakkObe swims , - • • -‘.' " • -.. " .• AL DiNtIOPV74 I4 GO -'- - T rnDitit 1 ',.-•.' •- ,14 i ''' - . 414. .- crate .- li. Iraiteittnet " ~ ,' -, di, 4 4 0 8 4. • Isjixraiiii,i r ptiiiii,d s c -- -- pr - '• , • :,- - ,t - - - -. v." l "L . .* - • 44. - r - • MTA,TE itirrstitT.-11th NEXT MOM* - - i Olt et . • aid Mainsails** . language of tuft ' • 40.1111101114141'. '. wide and b e y the 410 ,14:I ffer r" . . On . ''.- ..,' ',..;'. '-'. . SWIFT and-Cat the - Contractors with Cesare- i DeCiarition. another qaesden arose out of •Ihia.4. "' ,of tithheetettir ativi.whetletsVo i} (_seas e: :Ail) . in Spsfirlfist - polveioo.4o . . -e,:, -• , mot for the Mt and present LOT'ffßeiltS, reseedtaly:i word. w ilitco, l t s idi r igitr• 'hefts,. or no the. ate: had .i,„ not. vetwinSetidittcy. -to oyettern:lK, lila ilota- - iia . " - itidiV'e kw iefteetirteii 44 "et '.• '. g ' • t • ' ' i remind th e PnWanyifcivcr'illit• Ards air '''' "" of S." been . eiteehiti or* Whither a• negodadon was set ' AIONTH (J A AR .' e urn wily 1`2,000 Tirkelvi I . - .' II those Rotten. might be iii 6 4-1: fliiri . effrifor • Iln. '- •. ' ''. •;' ' 'ada g a„,....„,..' ' •• ''''' ." . the Scheme contalar.-'"" • ' ---: • ' ' ' ,•• ~*oh% on : . ...... .. . - . -.. '• 'z;• 1. ' ,. ! 7 .: . pup '- of enquiry. The period bet ween - 'Mt (Nitro:stied iftieLp 'bi. , -...,.9 -14 F. - •- - '-- 7. ' 2 of •• 4:26.0 1 4. . . 6 of 1450° •••• • LowI . LWERPOOL replied, that the paper way Lossaimas a l , thireseizee was. that at.which the Irith...watlity, 4 ollllcutt • ' such kaput .to &tinge , -DE . .• '':._7: , 4§i 2 - - 9 ' ' • :1 - 080 . 6 - 1 . ' 93/00 16 - _ . first question. To the second, be answered . , thatinsonamossabaan,.them_pecolitity - ; ' • • tent s - - ts niterteadenract „of a •brlbe,lt esni' of tom- 4 ~ ~ et:. 1 •400 • • 1‘ 11 P 1 : 33 : 5 " f 4 22 a ew,e *- i„he Declaration was framed and issued at Frank 4 The incenviiniersemerould Mite bit fait th y:the Scotch Flaieirrslyrotisca distrust' And JeOlonsf."` ilk * V ° . • In the last Lottery, No. 2,499, u rrice el .V2o,uoar , , and AI . cm, a briar of 4;3130 0 were boob Sold mod Shared at*ift: felt, .without any previous communication, • et....t0 Members. s lit might be said, that i‘sras . tile dilly of :. .'regidy,'lteei r eVei c i, . .to da t ivery jestine td tillt ... . I.4iiderf .. t .. 4 sad Co.'. Olires••••.- • • •- • . • -.. , this parliCular act, with the Government - et: yetis Members of Parliament to attend at . ell .times, but i tien *Milt ibiti - litelroppeared iv the' lititelatealto i - - -1 -' Nu. ll,,Puultry; . 1 No. 31, Aldcrite Iligis:•'-• .•• .-.-. • .. . 11, timaring•erma ; I street. -• ~ - Collittry ; nut at the same time he theashes•lti the , setendance.rieght to be rendered as convenient i , corkfuot of Ministers,_ _They had most wis.e)V repo." - het Where Ticket. said Shears mourn, on Saler in Great variety of right to observe, 'that the other Allied Powers Were, : for them as . possible. His Lordship then expressed Vdititsaiibe . poiicy of rannbig Aria; ettd.knalklrwt it ..Number.. ----.< .4 ev 1 fatly ' lir Pnssession' of the general sentiments of - the his tarprise that =nobody had. thought of calling the , i eroridtiot to ftilti citifii - ho; might be willin*.tw sof _ rill' it CAPITA), PRIZES Sold and Shased,by ' l British . Gpverament on this subieot. At to the . ; attention of.of Government to-thesubject of the im..i`oept 'of iheifrAntmoy;.end.• a dopted die eflempality. ,_ .. ..., c, I. T. HISH, wiibbe die 'worm rear (.1815), twin too no r o llia. 2 1 c ati on of the ptoble,7 Lord, relative to au , potation of foreign corn. • .The tete abundance had 1 , of `thi - Gererateefseef 1806, *liege '14640 I ,irsolci . , „.. 1 . 4 1 turrears for all Advertikepeta..he solicits the fertenote Barden" o ffer Pal. t. and L --::all..; of :. of an, data:lading Prize+ to briiie them for payment to either .•.'' , t•--•••-c..t:se_r7i.vig..._ it or any thingi occasioned . a low prico f but the -interest.of the Bri- ' htilhantfonr slookana - ?oil they could - baits relative to the neectation, whether gang on or Davi tish_darmer ought - to , be..,piotected. 'No :calamity .. effect, ` and tilt , otik4'skite Users, ' ad d Atittitli to • --1•1 4, CORN Hitt, or 9. CHARING-UROSS, lir to exclaims• a , thew tiw'Tteltese and Shen, iwilte New Years Lottery, lo be, be feit ji hit del tqabetain from grYitill any answer! cpukthe greater than tpo. losir a patei t e ` d ,K any cir- - have the Aid of 6111 t 1114(tii, liftd 0 Pratt' kY.• the"' ~ •.. ,:-..; •••••• . ' era tabs 14tIttef 2crojilkomb,; Ike Stitesike of which (*abuse •- 11 ,..;..... • , -„. .. , .• , !? ridges of eMUCIO.I ' 9 Priseu of X 11,003 • w tovvr. ,• • i . . , '' i cuinstance.more than another had enab this coon- • Our modoition hidleCurett'Aisatifa to the Owe a , ..--,..- 0 2- • -- 40.41u0 3 e DM iord DARNLEY.. I .ft was stated in the Declare- try.to make the•great:.exertionscvhiCh had lately been : most important acquisition ; itiathe Taiga* Ade% •.* -4 414 I ; 2 -.• • 4.ftlal • , b o) : • doe that the offer fia be en made: The q u e s tion was , attended wit.h.to - fesouralcies.result, it was the high had been used in the Speech from thi'liKeei, ceiviii . .., . ac. fo. Su. .., :. .. • ) . Scheme', with pirtirollith, naila• be hod arutir, and o il Beg- .gesiTelY,•.whethei It healleen rejected • i price of corn, which af f orded such. stronginducensente ; ... oow in Sid: of the best policy `winch MI cmtllttir 4 net. , in the Altair Fundable's:ailed with lideitlY raffiraortleit, . .LOrd - ttvEgNoti declined &ivies any • an- -to hived capital in. agrfcalturr. This Might be an . ..e.euld adaPt. The whole bad been attlinflo with a, by T. 111511. at 3. Cutalit vr 9, cha:irit-cross. ;• . _ "-i •1•••( • --,- • . -:. , . . i unpopular opinion, but ♦ he could not imagine that result the meet splendid anti dezitling.#.. lhr ..heti theri- - -.• .. • ..,!: 1 yelper. '441 esi '.. • TAtsIM ES Woollen Cloth Pelisse aad ititbien ' ulade 1 Loa 014 . ND.-p• anderstood the answer I Ministers would sacrifice the itimemts pt. their coon- looked at theamne of • last year,. atal.,.fiin4fred! It ' - .:. : i" . .e . ', ..lur me apt tilhifiallikshmtel.lioth plain nntl ornamented, to he. that 'we 'iltiiii hol fitillesiOthis particulatEle- , try to popularity.. :Nothing could be Mare injurious with the. 'OissePi l t 'Which now - oesentettliteill; Illiw- - • • •!**...• .7 4 'l i, ryiKl in :I mann two raa wally hr pro-formed by workmen of the ' - • . ' • . _ • ' 1,.. 5t a lstlirie N which ri m y be sert, every d a y...t his ostensive flotation, but, that the llentiments o f this Govern- time rapid fluctuation in the prices of the necessaries . enetnylefoille itinoll stars . 0 .-, m bscciity rig , .. it. Ware anon's, iii.iiiingis f icroin Titter to -Eight Guinerv..to the I , ment were wellitnOWn'to . those who framed the De- of life. For tins/ ...a.. other moons, he , moved an Cudir, i . 2 -tlirakio, 4 peOrmod 'en one the north ;t t % ~ whims warms( the best la iblailit r. is an eiiiirely new eariety:! ' claration. Vim be to "'c onclude from this, th at the Amendment to the motion, to arose t he. words " fi rst ' oees, &I ale is Trellkalmott the whole ',: 1 ' ' • ---.* „r ~,,p,ra and elegant braided tenant, which tar exceeds in i ~, ~ , ; somatdr:4 ad Nntivly lott•Slis heft° .devivkl. lie .tt4. Isis the i llnttan Gavertiefient apiorosed .. the sentiaelti cone' : oflifareW' end substitute ".. first if Febreary." . ' JO wasimp to tviml , „the , „.. ~.110. .. .. ..,. ~ prams at.-ersee.t, satesievevery riescription of .Pelitor, Me- ,s n in e ,i •is that Deolaraemo ? and then - m*4er tee& !. -Lett HOLlAND.wportad the amendment, be.;llticirienerhe Cr of the Allied?? east e, .. ruse and Ladies Clueq..lll any quantities. toratesset. sheets, ..a... ......• ...., 4, 4 ... .i.„,, - - wan antoives. petwes,eividi lilbltiti. tills Sams to Thirty thiflittopiree jEt74-4"", ass of, ..t. ....ether It mama to hie mese is. propesedl i tzt the "eel 00.... div! utiese.2 With leottSeetf stiotiogi witienevesi-iikTisat ,:tra. an 717 we riwitel, *Mr, in the stint 'genteel and v;vid en- !coeveyed by the terms . of this Dedhidttletit flitittlth . anirtberat,a best - ee diesidskestlieciii otgler• - ..tit,rne*;.•-- 0 4frsposhii4MOtarefatcotitetiteidk --- - • igloo-, from Time ttiolliog- to MI Shillies, vow yard hswer offer had been re j ecte d ? . times. Ile had put a question on the subject of cc- Ron, as to t he advantages of moderatiOni 'end' Mt* : Ittill) say *LUX Rinse, being die only Alaanfortarev a thew is• Leadoti. • Lord LIVERPOOL repeated I ris former answer, gociation • and the Noble Lord refused to answer, or , Allies Would a v o id the disasters to which the violtnie, i Palters" liak.r . 1 , iimir.i. imiii„...otinVootres"eaPOßGE and could give no other. •; to nay, Whether the (*.overtire for-peace bad been ':re-. ' and intemperate. contlitrt:of 'the PrenCh Ituyef:hilAt. i rox. -Win' 4.1.411 r 4 Iss'itherattWeevtittoodie garde. • .. .. - A DJOURRMF.NT. i jected, or whether it was likely to. URA to a- negecia - ' em ic ised him, , the ..oeght • always • •tis,. be . &fatal ~ , • . 1. r -- -yrr • A usstigff Aa r t ,, i ic s i ou t... .. .. 4 ' th ird LIVERPOOL, in Meg to move . a longer tion for peace. Far was It from .. hint to blame the to - adhere to the wise..eystem 'or Milli_ k ,..01iiii ... ., . .. !. "#(01 'AIM snt.e: Oiklrestrilai AND 11:104;,' ''''" adjournment •than,ordinaty, 'Was desiro u s of stating answer oat to this question, because- he was well ,He was notdeeiatlUs et (ids 'element Of dAeriblsl o • , At i. l 7 mat I •1111ebwretioareel. Loodimr- ~ - , briefly the reasons on which the motion was fortified. , aware, that the Encetive might possiblrhave res. - Joplin. the particularii of the . tratneactiltii,tdcb h eal . %, IV O:. *4 R V , leareeltis •ai rhi° Es ti ania l l - 'lt was known to their Lordships, that Parliament , sons for refusing to answer these questions, which it; lately passed, - but his pertiali to. ,'S 'ln: , Slid feat C i3 igew. el ,Ilkd Wks *Milt, _tsar seedy seineev• en dc- •1 % g r . ., mac 4.Thr . nit, hire .af ei , p e eee 'th any part a 4.„a. :,had.me. t eta per i o d , unusually ear ly that it therefore •ht tbe communicate. &gin . she dicta. bleetolouch upon Wilmer th ' t -Liiial . :l 'Pa . * • iC, . might trot I • • tin 1.... . . .. had sot and would, on the whole, sit as many er ~ ration of the Allies; an allusion had . been made is 'earstiOngly feetirto *wail' t. . " . Isii/ii 3T 4e If .9. . ( ''' ...,..' • • Eirl i g ni g 0 04 ,t e liwthil l i_,,I M *) . a , ~.,..' '" . ,.. a .' a i.. more days than usual ; and that it had dime much .an offer of peace ; and it the Noble Lord knew that; elitateing, that 'in Spaib, ‘ theY * Werrnall L.,,,," 3. 7 4 ,,'„r t0 w ;47,;7 0 .104.'' - .,.„. : r0„: t li„ 1 7" at . . s' . "rd. w , , .7".... more . public and private business than was usual at so ; the offer *had been rejected, so far . - froai moving Nal tikaidblii•than tto!itttify*"iliVifti . ' : " Ce i' ' • Deno, se • ~ ~Iv. itS . .-; , =--ne, - tie.- - 25. Ad.- •. - early a period. This was one reason fora longer ad. , ! adjournuient, - the Noble Lord ought to • kale tweei;Wiletit.. .1-'his .4 . 104 balloPeNt 'a , fituiii Ca ' d " va r . ' 116 Dil •" -h '• dn. . Is ' lea " •- - journtne I: t than usual. Another reason was, a down to Parliame n t , with a message (tmopposing Wili I ! what bad' happened . ..4n Holland: "No en4hriitot , • :,, Nolen in Cnree 'applied ill the loactt Markt:. Price., to t ab' i *ftlitkierint 10 RUM. 4 4 .ront biredgth (in less than Tee Glilloa s ) , ~. shorter adjournment would not serve in the least to , were parties to the offerkto call opowthe.scadow teri-_tiraV4hitatetert h a d , 'iliothlit4 ,; . f i • .Jasitukat. at . 194. 04. periiiill.• •.: -, , facilitate the object of publiebusiumw, or to render ; support Ministers in the vigorous •prosecution of . tbs.' which he.elledetk'-': ' feli, b c ir Norini a blink in • , L a b Le „firb e ar t t : ia , p ik e ad d ' , if . ~,.* qu i r i d, l • B :;',„ l "„h' 2 , o4 , er - etarm ' -•• - d % I the . period of prorogation sabre early. Without I war, 'still rendered necessary by the - exorbitant-pre. ;the credeutialt - Of . .lAO' amity,' ' ?flit Orgy had nb 1,. ,.....1 . , :... f . • , . spestsiteir bahat eau Wk. •• " .-•-• •... . ~ , saying what further pecuniary arrangements were to : tenslehe of the enemy. lii.aby view if the case, it ; busirress•verliaterferm , . - .Or mightloOk . _and stp!. 1 '''' ' Prire u r a S•0 4111* 1;"4 3,. "" 3- 4 1111144 "• 15 . 6 ' l * 04- 0 4- be made, or whether nay f ur th er arrangements . waetiesirable that an adjournment of extraordinary poreer blast, ;.but this nas'lhe **tent Of ' Ar * duty tun ay. ii,.. a nitro 1(1'. (If. a tilaliou dn. is:. ii 10..galtan do.. . 9s. 64. w %gallon der. 1 1 3-. I would be necessary, yet if any such should be found length should not take place. ' -The greatest con& I le - ivegard Solie•tranticctiOn In din eittnn.: : et -. hop! 0, l',\'• Orders for. enz port of she country will be•Utinetaaity exert*. I necessary, it world be inconvenient that they should , denewhad heen•reposed. in the Ministers. by Pattie-' that this wiiiiipsdicy; sojudicikusly . adisiked Willi re._ ed.it aremn ie"" t4 wish Bauti a t i*l"4 Note' or 8 " 00 takeplace before th e mo nth of May.-An adjourn- men', ender the particular circometatices of the pre- s p eet-to bee , &Eire, Would' ahtd - OPsdblettiti to in re. 1.0.4..• lialikeis.:ola ixeeediu* tail ousiolos. , • • - Ilii hiiitid - that' li would Sr.' Orden for coffee:43oolhr addeeced to. :of. tieale,Na. ri...,.. meat, .therefore, only till . the middle of January, mutilates. Immense subsidies • .had - been agreed to , petite nor miantee. it , i 'I Dine forting thin ' -Pi mt. flainesP, N 0.18.4 . or till the beginning . of •Vehiiiaiy, would roike.-no _without Opposition. The constitutional „principle of waye-bie4temembered„. theflgavermentitS were ndi I Thr im% o ffk r : Za. ( C N s t r i , U 4 R -„ C .„ 1 1 - n 141. „, 1 1 1 , : '., 1 :liT...,t ;1,6- F. 0 "...624,: - difference is to the d urat i o n of t h e - Session. At 'tsi - •:, thko -mink find been broken in upon,;--confideuce to be Mean fee ltort 4 artb , eatt s ; . balf ffir t iii . .esoternet l 4 • i meal Ants be rieProdert von: - h% it Was been farmed ler the tee,pritirte or iidicial husinets', the House, as be: kat been shi:oWn in , everSv way, its what . had beet& ' wodithat - Gorimud nature had given': ch open Ott " 4. P u rl "C'sitioll'illr the Pohbe-eriet. live,r ortiele,gestaide thacr. already statocf, *Mild, upon - the whole) sit A.: der :et 'andwhat• had not been done ;•anti was it then ;right or/loose-litel .own goveritent; .iiirriut inter: . , • 5 t, t . i 7r."7 1 0 : 4 " 1 " . .. c . 4 4, l!‘ ""f i r e . l4 „ t i'il u h r uder iud fler .y . . " ' l d.At s t ' 7 "* „4: ee pi an ni t l ea ke 'reiiiii,daiii ti usual, .SO Yitatit'e extraordinary iticosi.o°, eta -Pielianteot now to .tuve•rouutland say, ! fesenee on. - -th‘ part 'of its neighbours: • , 011ialit,. this 1' Ara blercloor, -,_ .• ' ' . -- • - --,.. • venience need ' be apprehended on that score lie i.‘i yeu::have dene.oorjob,-you have granted us all first ' Prince s 4 Orange, • wa s top wise, ttc . fl . magnantv :• 1 ICS. 7146 *eitlirelitOWl..OnVVHEAtitßatitii;Snikellital":loo;43lB44ll4lo:ll`l:lllbielk' e.:MCl : tided . b y niovinc . that the House do adjottraiill : file woolly wh want without opposition, and now we !r measi•to:wiels to Darya the foetscla,tiruftt dr the sat! . . owew-wersion. of Ike wr it stadia Body. -, ; i . . •. :.. •,;; .the Ist o f March . • •• t 1 eall'Aptin you to:agree to thitiong adjouromenti . so 'moment* weitiledepinekthe people "of thbirl ancient i r. , ......., '" 1 • - -•-. •• ' awif,.. - Ersittitcht. - * 'l7 rirr: ~ .0 1 400 DARNLEY.-rheii . he h e a r d that sath **ll ', tha t you may b ear' th e ' responsibility, •lied not' we, ' isrelitatienle I.lt emit Ids - study, by menetOen and ~ .. i IT It no, ustestbittically proved that ' 4 'l4 t'4" an.d111 ,..a. 01 ,, L ..,. l'' tlinurtthiebt A l ibis wit hi contemplation; he - ! the' itinisterse: . This wAte`no very becoming ton. forbearapetwece nab, them., feel the . cep interest , - „ 1 ANTI.ATTRVINCON• COMPOSITION i js the cheapest iSs4Vakentied in his . pl . 'ace to oppose it. The erg's- ! dad ti Parliament; but he begged not to be under- ‘[. which they bad in the pre s erv a tion nr, I:hir 'eonath . ri and It thing ever jetsilyeroreeed (o.r AMP' illiillat4 ' in.4l - ltleit of the Noble totd if he understood him right- stood ; as: blaming. 'What '.Parliameut had -done. Ile • tiookai Ile kliPrit th it the _real streegth:Or a stubs of Capper t IU - preiervlpihlei: firm being tabbed in the Hawse 4. .•• • • , . ~4 • 1 . - ~ . , hUir''Winnienit qt,itiliati_ 4 Seward, arttnnoding; the Rig g ing o r 4 iyis wetitro tilts, ' that beattse - Paritament had got : had epproved efit by tis silence:. .It, might, per h aps; ' consisted 'le the leaf of the peop l e, eie!,l their • deep Sh it" 6134/ th e WOW!. mid 7. -6 "Ort • being elinfedi: 4ll steltd of i through the routine business, therefore it might ad- i be of no great value to a Ministry thatiany puke- , sense of theinterest they had in the pidiettailen of .I. ! ar A/ 4 eofrrin"'•• that s er 44 _ l " f" 'Ill! S lit l e t and - (4 ' 11 T." I ;uter i aii Ito. nretnnse . d. bitl the Noble Lord imaaine . lar individual Amid - annrove of their - conduct ? - bat; their government. Ile had no reaam;tkithink diffe, i If he (rejoiced at the re- , eteghbtabeve , heen...wideqed ratherilhan'tiairowed. '1 inswiek, and the victory ef. i •Wheuthorsahl - thot. - he approved t t4 thaerfilloti of 4 seed ha • hid, siueerely re- -Oa balsam. auployed by Minister:l4 : l4 sPolce only sed mach :awe ,at the vic- as theleuggege in -the "Speech from the throne ; inc . uric. assisted•es the nations he ArkustdOst languege would . . be head, and ha vf. , 4 by the: couneihr end se- ' 7 ke.dtpsifaet in the ganider where it was desirable • These-sacersies , hed - heen f that . levehatid prodiata ! On, espoodin g Moderation. Loge :in the character ottioe j Ina in paidicatiens p r ofessing to support... Ministers, . r carried on by the whole hedmilksemit very I,different• langsage, . When peace, l i I, struggikg far their Mir- of which we had now for twenty years • been de.;' "'hough weaned muck en- ' privedoires so meat tv,be desired, he could not help If events, and.mechi too, to ; feeliag the atianatsliwast, at ; beefing .ibe 4nr-wfinop Ink God; generally attended i t leanded, .rare ,to -the encouragement of ..assessine- bide*, yet same portion'of •-dee,"--harrowing the kangsmee of.themostTiOleut of '. Ise was certainly , dee to our ihmieselliasieieaadelaolOrug u p a g r ea t mltitery chief 3 ever thought it most kid'. :asefit ebiect,to bnitsMasiatedi 1/4,..ninti .019 could In the' ..eeneest in Spain.— . 4,40 utweimpo(thq.ssairlitto e jhrpeoce could !. to , thq rime Welton, he htsdeighile . am ! .pip*ticO l ig 144ii . itoikt,,xps e s ve ? • •• . • - , --71- ... "A 4 '!"•71 - . 44 " 4- ' ": 'r - 4. :7 t -5 N' ''l '' . ""f . : ,:: r M... - - ::.. ....,...,_,,,,....; -_,...ani.v....1 4.. 1... ... .. .. , .. . . • . . \ 0 Y