The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-07-28 00:00:00

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NIONDaTo JULT 27 . • Counsel' wore One heaid relative to the Slots A:ipmil Came, Werin ti!asarelews As/ whic..n its farther vmicler 'fifth Wan Pllfe: ol, e • to J Meson. WAS daierre! ud Thursday Xls• Oluhe and Phosnia 1111.113114,8 011 tn Rills were brßligtit up from the Croatians by Mr. flAilieuse, as vrere so. earei Pileime ails ay diff•rent other Gentlemen, which were Tee. actively reed a first rinse. the Mlrit•lls,ulatia Bill. sactibe Excite Rev, Bill, woe• reveraUf read a third Itale, 444 passed.. I'D riek-RuYAL, HitY MARKILT._ g`';is ettEiENT EVkISSING. July 28, 180:. b. 1 I iseatok, Come/i. cAed, THR DAUGHTER, rell,Nae• to whei will be perfOrieek LVI ,- .81'1:11 DAGGER wOOD. .krtriety o• %Aare IMca ;gents sell Account', meting the procee.'sggf recgultutg the Argnv et If-rent ke. kc. Were on t 11.• motor of Earl Fl rz wiLLI A ' , I be ' be laid `store the Hn.uie. T. +hid% .41 be •411.4. • Mein Drama. Is three sae, gilled, T /. FORTRESS. T,lrnrfelr. the Play of The bon Cleft; alter whist', The VNUV-lALL V` ~..L.s • • . 7., TII PATRONAGF HI.; ROYAL MAI NESS TOE rxl ICE Or W %Le:S. riNO MOitll6lV, With VESDAY. July *9, 1 ,07, .al be a Grand G AT,I. eneirt:hant !Metal' et FIR FAY( ,:i•K S: 4.fie.,..1.. 3.04340 es o;on at Seven, Cotate,t begins at /lc.: ...Vim. TO MASI ER PRINTERS. L i STF.ADY mikiile-aged Person wishes for a Samoan in a rzlit , t..We PRISITING.OFFICE. as OVPASF.ER, or to eondttet Cie Minima in the absence of hiaat.m Flavi•le • •.,esg. d a Jobblog .Hottse upeastis s.xtoon yote pret,..nes 11.4 ah.!itie4 as fully eoretattont. AA, (lwidesmei statol'i‘g ne• lor loots an Assi.tai.t, Mit be misled en limitcloate'y, by d. .tne a • f puss-mod) In A. 1., at Mr. Tee% Cheissent.ii:c.zr, Vt'asto.inater•bitOsm !sail, Lambeth. A CAPRON 011 cuNsEQUENCL 'to FAMILIILS. FIaHE snide of Firing in this M•t r opobs re . 1 quire. 1..• Puhim td be evrein. ly cautious tabs..% t. y give orl re. Pretenders are arelleinly ofhring vr.44111 ig or 2.. ot doe flambee price, when, on refeience to the 'M.IIB lances of thee Coal-Esetange, it mutt tOTIVine" the patches r of the eras fallacy... The beat Cdali that *atm to Aft MCI be HARRISON and CO., Lunr4.o Nee Coal Cott/any, Si.utnaliptialt street, Holborn, on the Motet terms POA.ON: thew tacks -grain on ever, ena!dr..lll. Country *nein toisittim mule, of LuliAon, uit the same liberal plot. S Lin - rrtY r rIIII:11 DAY' f Dlt tWING will be THIS DAY. Jule N. scHIN4E. • I .... rose of 1...30,040 .. is .. * oo,roo 10.1 rto • • . 1,060 24 . '2 lab •- --5 J 4)00 tO woo IS T ass. L 400.000 iwn r. 4 ket. Fourtli Day, he:ng the malt , Itacd Capital, THIIRTY THOUSAt44) POUNLik liraiemg will be tvolealy t;004 Ttekettitset oar. irs and MURIA ntt-lala atagtho tAcallid Lot :lid tr tblia AlenlS in itorkad sal Sept6o4 he SCOLD, by PRIVATE CON FRAC rare eritiarke FR EX$4Ol.O ENTATF, oornpraidg "4.11 " i ", Woofs with UN IL•syattle., roahvirrt, 4 ' 14 bArilie.ng thereto' • auagoiSceut 14;1.110rSE, bait with stone, and coveri.d aith tweri e lere repair, w:rh (Acre of every dweriptioit, on • very la•gu wale ace , wiemorlativa; ersll , 4-n 4 -Iranian, 11.4.4vaises„ Conweetatol, cireen-birew, Lawn, tottratabery, Pl-aeare around. aid Nantatruip itlYI Coe.inesi stored vory •aluabla arid :?•tal timb r, Ily oak, 0.0 a eurioun , iine, and, for 1.. t part, rontigu•ms rear., consietiog of Arms aid liout lueidoner, !.1:11%, C eters+, and upw.argis of ti, e 4 errit Whither, •Litete aerial of vary rtuh r. AFV: Wnod Law?, , tie luau, an I ea, able or tr, at ; all ;et to 4 b.. TO, sets at o'd ret.l4, and the LrAtIA .'1 exp,re it 'I•7 slam ~ thate to a rich and ti..autitol part ut the vs, about 13.5 .hileannolovvrea vl I.r . rrd"l• ratku "aPPlY I. lie Claraiie, 47, I'4l Adaa. . ..... . .. v '....;.".:-.' . . . .. .. . . ';'t i . . - .. . /•' _• (.41 . . ..r.... •••r:. 'w • -!• • •••••." v,,,,,r0 • • r:. ""' 104,irW'' a :•,-,.t.g. . . NUMBS it 1423.) .‹ - . • 1111-AW,_ _ • c lls •I . IY ZIN(T3 Tfi ". - •PV A : • The tad Wight bet Oti. e „, ,• . ... 4 s,‘ rir7IIS PRESENT EVEN t/- , L • ...:".„ .0 1 't ifill I wil be pre•anted, the pnputar coin, IL FANATIC° PER LA AIN t 1 4 .o,,et. Madame eminent and Signer Mild. will :enfant. End or A. Vint Act. a DIVERT IMMO Mr. • EMI of the (*era, the last Grand *Wet of ... , ENEE ET LAVIZIF.F., Corepweed by bf. itia,, , ... ,•i , . pip B,'ERL-RUYAL, HAY b4ARKILT. r , ' lis eftEtiENT EVENING, July $B, 1507, I ~, , I be 1 ~.maxi d, a COMIC. Ca . .kad. . Wing . ; QR, THE DAUGHTER, • previous to which will be per/Mined. S' LVF.STI:It OACIGERWOOD. ' To +hid% .41 be votte. • Mein Drama, in thereat', filled. Tag FORTRESS. T-ororrirw, the Play of The Inn Unlit ; after vrhieb, The V " so. 1... • ~7., V NU ViALL us, •.v,t, Tiff. PATRoNAGF OF HI.; ROYAL Hil.lll- - TUE Phi ICE. HP W tLe.S. ri , 0 MORROW, WED \JEMMY,. July *9, Ito, *lli he a cat.ntl l; •-.1.%. aild'S. dant Uttetay et FIR F..Wt..eliiS: nlei. , inii. 30.-ieDeors open at Sewn, Content begins at /let e'Cka. f . ,A limy ornalm.: TS. ertNlAll .SASY-UERESAVIS orricz. • s'•••%r-lisoubs.l , Jute Si, 111017. ri. a ...) ' 3 .. 4! as JP s • .4,5, dtrun to aii P„ suns ofrsirops wt. ~. temple vopkGe. e•s. 04. f S, HAT, . . V' • 3.. Majesty% c are , ry its Berrarks, i,t Ike serfe•• . • •i. I. . !..'t , wits: • - twill, Den*. and Movellam4en ; • • • • r.intes will Iteeatered ...tu for the period of Two ' . . • ..•• Daitdifies an to Co o:nonCe on and (!., the . •,..;,111t seat, and continue until tilt 24 , 1% flay of shuts, • .'u• Prooanalll ill writing (sealed up) and • tsast.t. Powder. la.• .4. er ) 9' 0p.1.e.. will be re-eivesi at this 1 I rap, I Nam before the 7th d .y of .ai 4 month of A.igiset, (but tine will be male d erect Flinn .Meek an that day), tad it nut by toast, the enrage .suet be paid. eimue.ile must be grta.l.l seozrate:y for e., :h County, and the names of two sufficient Sombre, anti their plar..s of m- eaning, eon be inserted at tne fon thereof ; End nn P oposels will be 'rawer!, eider nude on, er um:wee I to, a primed re.l- - and the Prieto expressed in wards at length I ant un 1,, the p.,,,e, et their %gent. *tired at thstUthce en the f.tiosnag 1..,'r kited the dee...inn thereon. Perticutris nate elmtraCtS may b-. 1 had, upon application at ttb 01ne.., be:wree the hoes of ten r4td four. NO r 4 .--lks s o me very material 11,eroiono have b?ell mad , in , Itel'.Fltie•f enders, inch Pascua as may be desirous of ten- dr..nz to ropil the same, oust send ler the props' par 4.ll:ers. • . VICTUALLING UFTICL, Jour 110, Safi TTHE CTIMISSIONERS for navel/iv Pet .w.oerws•lnc, do ke.ebi rice .11.twe,Thes oft TIPhI.S. DAY int, its SU iii.t 01..1 ir:.'l be reeiie ti receive re n ders i e te...tit.g (*ruled ep) dad treat tar imett lena , a;tire 0 gusiurr, "toe A.... " mi. itee, a. the respective Memsfeetertrs if that treadle see Wait prqper te o'er ; to be dellwaree it a Meath. he " k ill Pre/ 0684 e tide the X ,jesty's n 441,1144; tura It Pepped ; owl N Is imi..l :e, by Bill,, popes* step hosed, Awl . , Wes after 4w K 11. Na Tenisr thr •I is !.entity thee Thrts Headrest Sags ell le reNeitted The C... aster .4* Ike Ca•ttnal nay be seen at !Ise freritterifs U) ire, N.. regard sill be tad to gay Tender in av4i4 trse Prise shall am be Swirled in • '." eget, et tenerfs, er , ten steh low be &Mend 46 the Owed blare tree e•Csaels as the WA lloaredasi nes", the 30;t issalabl e wee ..lea A. Perms tehe wakes the 'reeds., er ems. Perot wi en nefotr; sheen to answer whew relief for. VERY FEW TICKETS LAST. lI N THURSDAY . AIiGUS r 6, the FIRST- Iv DRAWS TICKET wall be entitled to 30,0001. beint E.: ouiy feed lApit il she: Lutt•ry. The When Is immense'y rch ' and tear price of Tickets a-of Shares very reasonable Air i.lr'y appilethon i, nwel.arr , to orwerst disappointment The Ilesersiig nsll 4 isli t.iss ("floe tug week. h • • •• 5 • • F. 10 • • 1, t',SOO • • T Y. t ICA a to f. 1) t & a 1 " 4 1 e, sn Over Ilk, I Q e••• ' l / 4 °. .1 e pa vij 1.. • t , •(. 11 , 4 the h ..i• la t l° •••14t c.is. 'ess4,,ssi tem' • ,err t e , t. Ci* L.l .4" t N. ‘i karat. I. LI p. l O • AR 1Y CbNl'll ,SA9I-13E.7199/49,15 OFFICE. i••.‘r lisoubs.l , limy 97, 11197. • • Is JP t•'4,4 roan to oil Prnun t liesiraps k 441, .g'.. &amply FO . KAGE. vs. 4) f 5, HAT, V' • 311409% car•Ory is Bei rarks, L, Ike ash.• • . I• . CO' Pitt: • - Donee, end Noveliam , iton ; • • • • •r_inteis hensasered tato for rne period of Two . • ~•• We to Co ti Monte on and tne the . test. iii continue unitl the 24ilt flay of ottuiye ; 'lz• Pr , ..10‘11111 in writing (sealed up) and • ode.% reader. .4. N. Yop , J.e., will be re-slyest at this s 'ice, ,w , w before the 7th d iy of salt month of A•igust, (hut ioe will be nicely .1 ohs:, Flinn iJr.k ion that day), tad it nut by post, the enrage .v.ist be paid. ei.nanals mint be awl. seozrate:y for r. ch County, and the names of two saki:nit Sureues, with their plans of re wdencq be inserted at toe foes thereof ; sod nn P opoeals wilt be noticed, onion nude on, er annexe I to, a printed ren. Ogg, and the Pnay 11111$0•SW.J in wends at length t es r uis 1-.. use poi', on Weir trent. attend at thstUifice on the Isllow•rig • s kit:s• the decennia thereon. Porticuiais &the Cot tracts be hail, upon application at 11111 Olaf lie:wee• the bowie of ten vd four. Virile very material .I.l!tra.igni have bisen made in the F fenders, inch humus as may be desirous of ten -41....n; to s tyr,. the saute. saw send for the propel par la.ll:ars. The Tames itula wpm the T. 616 were frowtrded in their respeet•se stages; shorn these the Irreh Distilleries roll. and the lish Import an I Export WI. were oryeraity, read a ..,„ 4 „d tien.7, and comirated for tiemnrrow The House in Co.ainlttee ' t....rd %gal-Ingham it the Chair, went threi.gh the English and Irish Miltna P. Stilt, the Militia A (instants', the %I alitia.hutulterne, the Irish Excise, the Wwlows• Pensions, the Frodsoce Hour t, the Naval Stores, the Expert-aeon, and the fruit Suahrilnuhty Drau: back ii, I.; and wawa, on the Kellitilig of the House, was reported without a The Annual Jarteren awl the Royal !Invert/ Sills, ware brought osy from Ile. .10 , 10dbei asMerea fßadduppalPre este et its, by •; I tinatau arid caner lasntleaten, a..d seve • nay wag a *rat It.aik AFFAIR witH AVIMICA. Lord HOLLANJ se ins the Noble secretary of Stare (Lard H iwkesbury) in his pl ire, vise for t b c .purpose of making se inquire on a topic of the rut imoortance. What he ml nt referred t a Report, which, he trusted, was not 11. 'Jed in fall, viz. w h a t had been stated of at' aft of hlsti:ity having taken place between lire of H a Maj:sr, 's ships, ant avessel belonging to the G rernmea , it the United Bastes of America. If such a and calsmitona event had really taken place,. it we, his wish to know it His Mak-if', Minima. met .r to 111 c unraunication spi.edily to Parliair,r n, • •h• jed ? Fla did mot mean to say . ci. cat. n - tots situatioo, if the fans were nu.-. in o a rich the countries were placed, *.IS owl In my s i •ecial line of conduct pseac:i ,ed by His alajeS y's Ministers —that may be a so ra for ii . tervAt ' c lion ; bin he contended some eons -fur iin ott A lit forthwith to hl ma& nu tile *nun t ; an he fur. thee thought, that l'ariia iieut shi•••;.1 insiu spots an inquiry,. whetter or not such a Ceiinit f is that h: alluded to was to he attnbut d to any part is .en by His Majesty's advisers. Hit l.al again in ak. whether it *as intended to mike any control:l*a lion to Parliament on the occ saint. 1 or whether lei, j Majesty's Alit,isten were enabled lo allay the 4- prehensiotis of .he public with resped to the nuttiest ticity of the report ? Lord HAWK E•idUltY said, the only answer he ..was able at present to give was, that he had do authority whatever to make .I:.y commuohtation" on the subje ato which the N able Boon alluded. He was most happy, however, to hear the Noble Lord make the declarati be had done, which was no ADM tiara doing Ministers justice on the n sees, IS his beiieving, that whatever toe event may be, whether leading to hostilities or nor, no per to..s coull be 171- , re anxiotoly solicitous to avoid tieing placed in such a situation with rei f ied to the United States of America. If circurnstauces should render such a proceeding proper sr necessary, they would deers it their duty to advise Well a communication to Patliament He would only farther observe, that it must be obvious to Noble Lords, that the present , was not a moment for any thing like a discussion of a topic of so much delicacy and importance. Lord ROLL'. N I) ra plied, that nothing was far ther from his wish than to urge a premature discus. siuu of the buhira. He made the inquiry merely feria arose CO public duty ;taut he c .A.ll not avoid . stating his that PAiliament ought not to gelearate until it should have duly examined into the causes of our b!ing placed (str,ul,l it so unhappily turn oat) hi a hostile SOU/M.41 with reSpea to Ame rica.. The order for the geom.' reading of the Rever sionary Grants Bid being read. a tow remarks-wore interchange 4 between Lad ERSKIi , ks and the LORD CHANCELLOR on the sanje:t, in which the later, alluding to some ooscdrity in the woraing of the aihobserved, that thactroor it would appe.r that the person described As Chief Judge iii the Court of Equity WAS Inc Cheacedor of the Ev:h:- gum, and ow t h e pram who usually sat judicially in the Supreme G ort of Equity.—The second reading of the Bill was then fixed for Monday next. Oa CIO question for the second reading of the Tradprs' Asseti Bill, some diicussion took place; the speakers were, Lords grskiae, Redesdale, Hot. land, the Cliantrair., aad bit Grace the Duke of Norfolk. Lords LaSKINE and HOLLAND were inclinpi to suppnrt hie sal as far as it wear, and on the grounds. gloefally, Which were advanced in taat .view is the whir lioraw; and the lass-mentinned .Pur seemed ae deprecate the rejection of the more comprehensivp ! uteainre, with respect to liability of landed pr rty, which 114 lion. Friend, who brought :n c preserq BM, had originally proposed. Lord RE T BSDA.LIF. was adversl to the princi ple ache lli I, which, he thnusht rather indefinite, inasmuch as it . went priessedly to affei those traders who were sulieft to the Bankrupt Laws. Oa this much difference of opinloo had from time to Cine asisetr. dome traders, who had supposed thembeives so whin', had been adjudged nut so ; until others. who had always imagined them selves not li i ible to these laws, were found to have leen pi halt the Bill. as framed, would lead to inuch posthumous litigation ; and, up in the whole, he would father it had made landed property in general haule. The LORD CHANCELLOR, in considering the measure, repeated most of los hriner grounds of ohjettions particularly as it contemplated the bankers. Upon the whole, he was of opinion, it woods,' be preferable the measure shoeld he over till another Station. The Duke of NORFOLK supported the Lord Chancel:or in ustic/1 of what had fallen flora him. He Pretienlerlynthieek open the aomitleamion oi•th bankers, whicistlis rep/dela topic of peciniar im p/It vice, with reletenee to theirtoomber arid great ' Inflnence in differene parts of the cnun•ry He thought also. in the oresent peritedsoi •He eel:nt.'s, it vroeite he entire adirininle ta p twine the dis.ussern to another Smiles, when they would have the as. sistiesee al the Learned hiders, &c. One ne two of their Leschhips having so ken in explanation, the Bull was ordered to be reeJ e tie coo .1 time this day. three months. The measure is of course lost for the lumen( 8-ssion. The _Parish Appretitices' Sill was read a seemed time; earl atter a few remarksirem the Oaks:tor niORFOLE. the LORD Can ANCELLOL and Lard 11OL1.Abli). was coineiltsed fee Weineschiy. 1 —Adjoorned. r 4.r s •r• —.A..— •,, . . , . W s. or comaiONS. , • , ___•• Mr. Itiery Liscell t e, An d }nOt h ar new, lianacr. • took the usual oath., and tlieitZet • - ' . The Dover Harbour /metro eriaNlB was read a third time Add passed. . , .. ' Mr. Alderman Sh a w brougtit rip th e Report of the Committee upon' the London end Wesuniu ster Coal Regulation .. Din: Ordered to li e on Ow table. • • lads bthig the lest die for reeeiringjtepores Upen Private 8211, a great number were accordingly braught up. . . On the ristfmt of Sir A. WELLF.SLET. the e Dirbli . P:ving, 821 waa read a second time. and. .oralete 1 to b • committA. Mr S : tor Lefeere trionhcep the Repett of tie - ,Cornaii - rce ;on the Philaethropic - Society aill. which w tam red to lie can the ta le. Mr . Via pit ientel a l'itition. from the parish of Si. Air'..lvew, Hulboro. belnw the bar', agahatt tle roor's Relief Bill, npw pending, w.iich was ett dere,/ is be referred to. the Convnitme upon the eatd Bill. .. . ~. t 4 . Tt • EecheceseerfTs 8;11, tie,Arissieel • lnslimnitr' Bill, and His MAj !sty' s . repertt r ikeitleitlenk BSW were s..?rallyread,e tr ii9 ) .4 4 4 Ert e f i „ • Mr, tit .vely, f A rqrtL e Pqat-o&zn,peese i gted an 1 4 account Of the kert9 : l i-1 net Arnaunt ef E iNe pro dUce of that OSC.r,'lr.i,) i ff. - .;.% • , 1 April4lo3, to the 7th of ,bsuuay. 180 e. t"..e:ip' tr.:. i;.t to qahlee.'r Orckred tit lie on the 'faNit. . 1 bre d , Mr Rosbred,t up_te Report of the C r ithai.;- t-e upon the Ca: - ,:eha Free.Att . 1 4 .i1l i the Retail:l oons were r..ad add agreed t ,outa i,, .. 3ih ordered to he read a third - time tO-n r erow. Upon the motion of M. l'. • fIFTBRRAD„ the (either consideration of the Report upon the Pars -• CIII4I School Bill. was pu ai , oued from this4l,lmail. Thursday next, Mr. MORRIS diet% gare.notice, that Be *mtg. on that day, propose i clause. as 'an ameelinent to the Bill, en ibl'hg Churchwardens and Overseers p., advance sums of mina? out of the l'ortgatei, For the purpole of repairing anclizireroving such build ings as had been alreitly ere Bed for Each purposes: The House went into a Committee upon the Importation and Exportation of certain eneine rated articles, between the United }Mlles of America, aed the British Colonies of anth America ; and Ujoon the motion of Mr. kOiE, the Chairman wa, instrueted to Ask leave to Inn% in - ii Bill, put w ant to the Reveuttont of the Committee. the Report was then brongtit up, the Rine:du• tinns read, and leave given to Lting a.. a ilia pursu ant theta°. Tue London Port Imprnvemen.Bill. a'tcr a short conversaiion between Mr. Aldetmal .ti....ssi. Mr. Alderman Combe, Mr. Hibhert. And Mr. Smith, wiss read a third time, and passed. Mr. COCHRANE JOHNSTON 7. observed. that sot any of the papers be had moved tor, some dare agn, relating to the clothing, pay, it:. of vie army, had as yet been laid before the Rios'. He was t ierefore under the necessity of agent moving. .. That the. same bc forthwith Laid upon the table." Mr. LONG assured vie Hon. Gentleman, that every exer.ion had beta made to prepare the papers he required ; but horn the nature of some cat them, he was much afraid they wneld not be able to be got ready in ally tune, so as to be laid before the House during the present Session ; faJwerer, he assured the .ion. Gentleman, it was his wish to give every fatality to their production. Atter a few words 11(4 , 11 Mr. COCHRANE JOHNS LONE, in explanation, the subjett was dropped. Mr. Huskisson obtained leave to bring in a Bill, for the more effeaually charging publ.c a:compt ants with interest upon the 'JAL :ices in their halide, and for other asur?oses relating thereto. Lord 11E.N0.1 PE l'l'Y exprinted his hearty end warm concurrence in the measure. Mr. riUSKISSON again rme, and observed. that in coosequence of she occurrences at liain burgh towards the latter end of last year, when that territory was occupied by the French Emperor, it was foiand impossible to forward the letters by the mail from this country, by the ordinary conveyance, t ley were therefore carried back without being de livered ; and as many of them contained a vast deal of property belonging to inuividuals, it was very de. sirahle to tyre them returned to their proper owners; as Cie Pi.stmester•General had oat the power of opening those levers, so es to ascertain to whom they belonged, it became necessary to make some provision, is order that this property should go back into the bands of the right owo.es. He therefore moved for leave to bring in a Bill, to en. able I I. Majfllty'll Postmaster-General to open and return to the proper persons entitled thereto. lecteis which were to have been sent from this country Is, the llamburgh Mails of the I Lb. Vlst. 2Stn, and 28th November. 1806. Ordered. Gene, fAHLE CON presented a Petition from a grew Lumber of the Merchants, Traders, and Cisterns of the to. 3 Of Livsrpoal, against Vie il,•st luau LI nids Bill n.,a pess.lia l , Ordered t tie Co the • AMILEC‘. • Mr. %VII ll'BrlE t) rise at the moment when 1... rd Castlet•eag:i wee abf•IIC to rn'ua fACCOOd oradiag of ti,c Militia Enlistment Bill, and 01:vreed. that be Is ttl ss air eJ till that raorutro in hupei of loving a htigitt H na. St.cretary rf State in hi 4 plus -(allusling to Mr. Canaiugl, is. oydec to put* qv'-s= Lion upon a most irapotia.nt subj-ft; but L. t,11 . -• Hunch was going to eater ttpon she di,cussiou of eanther atelier, he sOOOIJ take this previous tr.. portouity of puu•og it to anutiser Ca *war 4Le Ge.;tiersian •r. in 111 , 4/{5 VIAL OPilrit h pussi,ssioa of ',drift-Haden St to l 41 to answer it, He es.s'.ed to ask lists (toe knot . this Escheque , ) when the oap.ri ref tie. to the Treaty ,betwict this country 50.1 be laid Isefere the floosie, wh.ch Nliuistela had formerly gives, them reason ro ex,) 1 within the space 01 a creek l la iLerr , !ient .IVAOCed period • yf the Session, it wonl.l aereiv be a matur of great anxiety with the klotise sod die public, to him these do.utnents laid before th.t.tli as early as p - o. • sable. He also wis:ied to ask that Its& Horvetre Glntle.nin a ti.osti.,n, rriative to an %oosing piece a commut.iceted rj the "the its the etgrt! of yes: .:34). or the day htfire—he meant the circumstance of the eaptus,. of t'..e Atm rican frigate Coast.lialioa He tsegeed to be I#- formed, witetiser toe unfortnniteakees, erhi.ls was the cAUSt of it bad procetdelkyn atfelpe;!et.,l4tiin AS contit,g from this House or We Gcsyqiwypr ia ll the counuy m and whether Goyntriehi,virrel y ur.acittainteil weds the csat:Ataist444g I or sk,sa pc*. session pf. Muss, wisen nosy flie4 at to coitttattmcaee N jhopt ti,the The tHANCELLOR. of the EX 7,llC.QtYgilt miswerad, Coat as ti the American . , b .• meant to make a eomniunicatio.l to to •isefure the close of the Samoa. W:,ateier 4 • pawed b. - soviet this country and America wai okra nature that precialed any ear.i.zr com.oue:crpqn being made; c:rcumatances that bad oc curred since, having re.Wered it tore snore possible, ha b^lyzved it was the hr.:ad a of his Right aauratue Ftiend to make some communicators spun this subjt.et tu-7torri - iw. As to Vie other fitrzass.si pc, by the Hon. Gentlecoka, bestsould ;Mak. that there was no nece..ity for such a.s early cointastet cation of the citeunostaaces attcl...ling it t at 'lap &sue time; as a;• of 1-xis 14.1e.ty's Ministers, 4se conic' t.kts upon Iran to state, Wilt they were not as yet v.tfitiemip wall apprised of them thentselves, so es eta lee phi: to give the iecessatr iatorea,atil e n t io ~the isLoseee -anal the conotry up , MI a m itt.r cm such gotstsqu.mce. He eauU, however, vectare to a-• sore the Hartcur.able Gentleman all ;Et thsb i 6 .upoe•aa ir.q.ary• un. the ev - clial•tatu,e • _ _ . tbe c 4. .Were shoall appear to hive been Any ism ptoperAoßcLual entire part ut His Majesty's otific.:rs. Mioistese w eansial _have no Jiqpoeition to wutihold from the port ) 7 . ii.jured the most satisfa.iory re paration for et& melancholy event that t.ad fatcly taken place. W . Cher blame was aaually no. potable to His Maj.:, es servants. or to wltosa it attached. he could not present venture to state. Mr. WiIITLIREAD •Ided, t lot he thought it mig:it be of the utmost imp mance Cut the !louse would be in possession of the it.formation he re (wired. befor: the Sauvon concluded ; the more r - pecially. as th' Right Hsn. Secretary of Sta.: t foreign Aliairs had forsn:rly assured tlie:n that it would De cotaa.-nunientad Ai tidy s p .sable. AUDlrluN4i. DEFENCF. oR MILITIA ENLISTMENT Lord CASTLERE AGH mored the order of Cie day for "the seconJ rradwg of too Bill ar.J, on the gamic!' " nut it ba now read a **coin! time," Sir ROBERT WILLIAMS rose, and said.that be was one who iiighly approved of t alteiation that had been made in the Military System d ti.e country, by the late AdrLinistra:ion ; and . ill:nigh: there were sui:icient proof. to make tto present Ministers complete cmverts to it, it they were disposed to pay a candid Attention 'a them He begged to address himself to those members of the Howe who were c• - "untry geralemes. and wi.o, as such, had given, with him, their complete su::- port to the ;miner trieaatires. He should call tar is them to be consistent in their conduit, and to g.ve a negative ta the present measure, as being con pletely contrary to that whici, t ley had so warin!y approved some time ago. He could no; help Ai plaisding the system which had subatituied for unlimited serv i ce ; a !rams by which the crio - .- try had already procured no less than 22,000 more than could have been done in the mune period of time by the ordinary mode of regrow*. It was a system which, tr..til sfw eindlenc....• laud 'O, fore the Hooae, they had a nest to cape& produce a force that was daily imptcving, it batty, now only is its infancy. It it had had tam play, it would have already put Cs: army upon a most se. ape.labk footio7. Toe present measure was only an attempt to overthrow the military system of use Right Hon. Gentleman below him (mir. Windham), without there being snown one single solitary rOiliOet to ad'pt it. Ministers appeared - that force which was the m..s: congenial to the feelings of the ern we requirel most at this period at sion, arid sere adding to one whi sequir.•d. As to the Volunteer observe. thet be, as an officer who army t.sr the period of SS yeats i able to judge %whether Inspeetiogal Us* to met spece% of force. He. say, that they have been of n., use Volunteers What bad they the Had *ttsey the power et slitiLi,us . 1 .1 to be taking from constitutional au l onntry, and sahs•:n or tbreateneJ 10,1. • rich we least of ad ► r force, he ,hots:) hoi ly•en itsr , •: might be supeo•. I (Mein INTO of mei could undsntake t e whatever us power of siosnx the fargasiate:-- .