The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-12-21 00:00:00

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Whetelmthe . &Web. Govivesais4llol 11110* -4 ''" litis speedily to determied upon ells Of two 'modlit; elipolicy, eithee dieeke the Orders in Colincli; 0.. to express the tratiiiiiiiwlFisabree fo,rlhtir tontles4. once ; the talker lifiirflitkeifiet4lo6l 9 Might, lie his judgitteet i . id lie adotited. , ''.'A*d likeisst the tfrei -, that the.. Awle•ileins Republic expecteld'tbeir'sissidty anitipleesation from Ministers on this hea d vas t . .' nate sitelassery. As they were abotit i tocall upon,' `the Iftetase to acquiesce in a stpii.4ll4 . clreultrtot I mode of prociediug for restarting IW' ipersood oz.. Weise of the Royal Authority; in preference to li speedy and compenAious mode, which would avert the numerous pending evils with which the country was'threatosed. . The Earl of LIV SRPOOL rose, .and in emitter to what had Web urged by his Noble Friend, oh.: Sorted, that the numerous quoits put to . him eduld not be adatraately considered, as tiwir importance deserveti s aind thesolutious given, without going into 'a review of the *hole political situation of tine Eta. pia at the present period. If he abstained from such a dismission, it was solely from the impoSsibi i !Hy of entering into it at large at the presort me. enent, and under the circemitinces in , which they were placed. In the present situation of the coon. try, his Majest y's Gistievonrent were fully aware of , I the difficulties which pressed upon them, but they were also aware that those difficulties were of two sorts. TM atoteettloua duly was - imposad On them to consider kite' far the 4iotetest of the :04ositty A \-sposeibe prattle, rev:paired of thole 1etter.0ttaW.04.....44 Allarliamasit. - di: .u.peud all preseemll4ol4,ll4lliPosto Vaud,: soilltiel the other, the periodliitest tiro Saito consideration taqiittied that the necessary proceed. top should.. he commenced. Under these imptes. `swig, - they 1 n net . orw r i....:* ...oral. short adjo s arn- Jratnies, WWI- a view to give Parliament *lmpede. :hit" of either instituting such proceedings at they .sietty think necessary, or in i tiefir view of the case, 1 lOsier the' circeimstatices of iffii" time i to postpone! 1 the adoption of such proceeding!. - The conduct of i this Ittjeity's Govertunent was regulated . by se full I view of • the difficulties on both sides. end nii that 'I ground the peculisr difficulties of • the situation in , which they were pieced should be carefully cocas!.- dared.' With respect to the particular points ad.. veiled td *tide -Noble Friend; he had to say, that hawsniworawarto of any .material injury to the itubliCsetvieOliy the delay in question, nor.wis 'Saes. aware thet Ministers had abstained from any Vita which{ leider other cirenmstandes, theywetild dot have so Wised his Majesty ; and with regard ' , to , those mosso tes which the safety of the' cou ntty. grays iequireli th'ily would, -with . whatever risk it oar - Weft to , themselves, do that which thej deemed . host eoncluslvd -to the safety, Minuet, and into. , !OM of ISM ebantry, leaving to, the justice of than. ttadlentio consider of alai decide'epon the grouvids. 4•Uthitijestlatiation. ' Before he sit down he bee... 'imislisavitsbortly' to observe erten another point of *lb *Ale Fsteisa's speech, 'vit. the mode of prcs aesdlig, whether preferably by BIM of by Address. , as thirited4 every consideration he had beettable. loilitu the sahjectOn all id views and bearings; It was dealliedly.of opinion that the mode of proceed.; log by Bill .was by far the preferable. Nay, he would go farther, and declare his firm ennviction, aid which he wouldoodottake to prove, when the regales. opportodity should arrive, that the prece. dent of 1788 atfordid the only constitutional moue 'of protruding, and that their Lordships, with. re. femme to the established principles of the Consti.l titles, had no option In such circuntstlettes as the 1 peasant than to adopt it. . •• •' I lunation. Lord ROLLAND spoke briellylittetp Earl G ItOS ylll4olt deprecated* , delays which bad hitherto tikes place in the pvedireding to pro. vide for the pt ripidt exercise of the Royal Lane. lions. - •He thought Other precedent*, besides that upod which se much stress was laid, might be re. fevred to °wan ocessiou like the present. He in.' stanced the cases occurring •lit•the reign of George the Second, and in the early part of that of his present Majesty. With respect to the precedent of 1788, which prescribed the mode of •proceediug by Ilia, he saw no reason to retract, notwithstanding. the lapse of years, the opinloos he then held ; nei ther did he think, whets the: effect of a fiction at law wits considered, there 'VMS. any thing& iacon. i tistent e r ridiculous-1u rlogelas4gProcecthili bil dray I .4sf ma: ... Th p . o k e o f Cl4RlSlCrielli tiititls. I be . 4 . • .. , oiltottli4isible.theixlordsimpagat , . Idialmv. :--Be wasceonatlenellsey sin** *sum *l4l4maitieueirt, t'gikt in a ddAtlots to tiblit'hif.4ad faislom Odic and Ilatiaial grounds *baba c 'llMbiltit setskappily nutted hie Ole pending dlecossiene, li e . .ieijiost aen i Sibli Steeled .bY considerations of a . . and personal suture. )es' felt himself sealed; private 'openly/ -411440 P hi*" the Noble Secretary of . State,' So ideeidedly It- Wear 4 '‘the precede& 4 MA Ms say's NW' Issiddiopoti .04 point.. Sad -‘loi MIMIC if liiiist h . "loin otlitat ae, ;. -- ~•• . I►. ~_ , his cold** w"td• al.. 16616(111141r:441 bo v f ery t el i la o ti ai ve . or moa.esi llit oa t th e ' . to oi l:: , ehmillit • • ' r thists elirs4 ak* - 141` . V41:14* " ' &lA* ille was &Walk olseittik - ,'ii' lifiteliolf, Alm had thtlienaure it , %Oar heland, and he would recoMbisd ifill*Loodihrine to loot over the IS* . nods of the Mob of lAida of that oontsity; . WO by which t ier *ion*** 41tolhos. kwe We moat coovillabitArl#'lo iiit. ; Ow. " illi iti! Ptimast 11111.61 1 / 4 16 mks toiitlareffli. erreireimikkiiiitit it aiiipl: 410 i. • i 4Willosl iiiv 4Wilimilfa , ' o.liiiii• ' Woraiio.l d .7177.,:t „ w iow "Sl* 4111le ~~~ .~,*: - ' 4l " "i' 'MOUSE OF COMMONS, Dn. 10. Ii a tIOST Ordered for the Romoth,of Brocklex, to r fives dr audios it ex drum s, Esq. deceased. * , `ftf f E: Or Tit 13' PIOUS e. • 0 CheIMMIFor of the glebe. .;cll‘ 10411 r the- Day for caning over Nis l irdt MC • • 'CHANCELLOR , of the MOWSQUER 1 4 44 __.1 110 1)t the Noise II wow celled lotiartr.‘ • thomOt , aet idielitisiatt iriv,fry , tittioniceorh Ott Vist , ,diti with• 1 1, A . Ne mew ittwitlactisicv a .iver•ia,, letters dir t a tt e kt - tririmmiabil bey 'lriiveywoetetiedilpild . dempiiittfor 'tatwovvint • .?t : ', k :i vo. 6.1:.4 ..:0 , :1 • ...410 i 4 . ' .. II '• • •:" 0 111 - 1;!. 'I dlievrT 4 ll .1. ...e* ; ''''• -• , _ ..t..... - --• ' -;"" ' ' •• t • t e.. 4 ', , I• • i .4" .• •40 '. • 4.) 4 v ) ..c4 4 • r kit 1111616fiketft4110000 - -. ,•- . 0 , %II \ P4R1.14. .Mt cirenntstanres of Spain and 'Pc —4.1.-- this, at a fernier period, when I tDP, Tneasaay. Du. I. glints as to the event than al DP THE • NATIMI. proved Of the . eoaduet of his rieck. Earl Cambs. Lard tired mettts and thellirkt it was right IMPERIAL novss OF LORI STATE aw ___., •A TIM. Aiwa half-past four licleck; Earl sCorrals~ iort4ilPiikhkut a she Council, entered the House. The atteiblarne of the' rc „„ wa g pretty fun, and his Lordship irusuerlialelp MU opera t !,, table the Report of the Cousrlitree op toesousioe ,y e ttoy!il rlvisiciont,tossehlogthe state of =MO besdth. jo . ch , beau= first rued short bj the Utak. was erased to he i solool for the used their Lorchitspl e _ Lord HOLLAND rose. - Ile was ilidueed„ ho l a, by a strong seuse, of publioduayi when hi, considered the momentost and critical situation in w hich the i la shi ectl swi try w 4 w as - ,tweed , to address. that. I, with -res. tame° to the ,gencral sobler Tiligirikailo ,„ k _, unlit have more regulaily .to discpss.: ros tere-ve" ~. ' ' o f these critical and momentous ciecewittfolltbeit lo .could have to put some questions, witTe i b eirack Lim to be of the greatest 'importilitias tothrise Urhili, a t this ;Arlen' Of unhappy calamity, ware, the. (til l , cid directors of his Majesty's Gueernsipiii, Thuisi, questions necessarily arose out of flypasts& of pr 0.,., 4:aling which those Minister's lied deilairea their in: 1 tetanal' to adopt, and - they - related tq point' %vitt& would evince to all their Lordships then ecipelii t here eras for their ounaing to the most speedy, _nett Et immediate, decilluti if it ,wets possible spun dial great questielo Pendisgfliefureroth Houses, It was nut, husevet,' his in tentiott to press thus questions' in soy hoalifit POttleef vieviwa.butinertdy to state *hat vointS *CAM id' his rebid, call ftwanintmediate tied; i o n, and on WhfCh,they would anaider whether or ' '' oat, with safety o the pubtie service, a decision OR. lath Wort i.oul t ii be any longer postponed. Ho woad led beg leave to *my a very few words as Se de mode if proceeding which the Noble Secretary, of Slate had declared ti was the intending of Wale. tens to propane In that House oa Thursday nelti.... They were to ittinhit to the consideration of the }fosse three itesidutious, which were agreed t by i both Boone la 17118: Ott the first of those, un fantasists:ly, there was sot the stnallest hope of any diftreace of opinion taking plass. The second related VS the right, which was supposed by some to devolve, lit *oath drcemstanceo, upon the Houses of Patlidivent. Upon this proposition, it was his intettliort to move the previous question. But, with. respect tothe third Resolution, which went practi- . tally to recommend the mode of proceeding by Bill,. and Mai therefore the more especially worthy of the must serious attention of their Lordships, a Noble Friend of We hadoisasAsotice of his determination to vrohnitla an Amendment, subs shout anent{: tattoo!, as Address to hte. aoyat ,ifighneis the Prince. ca W ales, to balsa ilitiits 4 iiint:tite Ci v il an& Military AdininistratiOW of the 'Otietcument. 'r hit Amendment woidd'therefirtiliil rethogenntion of . preference 'bet ween - the lido' t f lr i geocCeitiqg; . _ by hill or by Adder*: 'Chide id* , :Dili wisiso, em brace a variety . of iievtioOS:' make 'Or less ref;:o,.. ring to thettendimental principlei 'oribe Cenitit Lien. Not4ittittatuling 1114 great dilfereneeS of opt Dion entertained as to the preferable anode, or .pni., : ending by Address, or by whit area 'ealledloty Bill, and the different .oPinicitii'iniertiltied by a ilile Friettd; then ilisisal;„ : Yin: , , ilo c i t estieetiosente N a n d nullturititri hi tos i tect vu ' -401 V prettiest! and cortliel,'he felt it ticenthylit,On - hito to . liecia'res. that iu every ,sett fie Whii - at#o to e i he of 'the 'sob. ject, it appealed to him; With referetts, the ge: swine prineiplei of the C uti,titutiop s :to'bel,ittortyi ispussible to pcoeeed in dui other wit i tl#,h : the mode of Ad rte. Yeti, -besides .th ' s t, . .' then, it was very rittoi that thittll loli Or . le i * rule, for the guidance' 'di. thactleesrurt isfoistfbe bold by many Noble L.drds,* tititi'brAiiiiiiitilbsi e d . , and' occurate • undelstandings, , netiiii „ Ithat'Atir votes dust be decided by the p -stile y.iiii l reireij public . series. They were all 'ail ~ ,tittk,Ft Was necessary to supply the deficieney wittch itivtlipike) existed alto the peribititeXerdav Of the 'Rufal * lO-. .- thority; in vitstrinc thll4 it nontliii.be loweridetii M eers their' isarstellip. AVatinaidee `the - Safi difference' a eireuutstasees between the preseht period awd net of 17111. At that perielieoeit &Bite of conduct may be pursued tiettiiit flopiki, g the haiiliara. or the safety or lili IllitatZt i la, such a perilous mills as the prnilliti • '; . Precedent to 'his fatly acted eppe, it NO Wad liiii# *id lit the eoun._ try at the feet of the 1111141.. It MU Shit ioesidera. r too t so strongly trttiAap apes ibis mind, that is.' theta him to pus, the reviles he fat about to the ,40 bte lomdv.eppwillte. They ill deterred, and es.. seatially, .10 Characters% state ant safety of the couu. try. In putting these questions, he was actuattxf by no party spirit:, but solely by a se nse of p ublic' tlety. let the ant place, with regard to the case ef i Sweden, it itanyeserat.opinion, that were hoed., Wks committed evilest this country by that, or by any Power, that such -hostilities could not be ; by counter hostilities without a previolis decia fondle') of war, or a solemn preclantation setting motives fur hostile proceedings on the part of this.i eouttry, fle should wish to kno* what line of! conduct wotsid be pursued in such a case, ender the tlispen,tou Of the exercise of the R,oyal Authority. I.! say tie !Old that Mtnisters acted upon their re sponsibility 'us the necessity of the case, but in the present circumstances of the country, he thought that species of responsibility. a great evil to the State. He well remembered the fatal consequences' of stretching the doctrine of tieeinsisy too far, as in the case of the important question of thiP-nrtlir, %here the Ling was advised "-that 4 :. .w.ai,, .. sole judge of the necessity et a 'titic- - 77 / .. 'lest question respected the recent intwve .. from South America, e spiciallY frosts BiteOli. Ayres, which obviously required Soteer.itapiir taut • steps to be takes, either with ref e rence 'to , to tlie common cause xf liberty, ortitie, gepete,lrtsig-t. rests of huthaoity. bother p nisi point itaa y p - • . . . . . - . _ . . trA ti Or e ht . 4. fetalkikeltind , 14444 ostiyoos Whet{ tvio 'ketitddrear the telt./ aport . .' Mier to this Oren ye ant, • thrttnithiself •bas be weeld the Royal ' lie thought eilable with tion. He ie that et the • Realm, _ the' Lords Spirksliki, aad - qhte Clitiertittil heard this in the way of report, hat If the IA 41 Spiritual were meent distinctly, it strati be in t way of enneecatioa • •• • • ••' Earl STANHOPEIead to defend Ili absent ble ,Friend ' (Lord, Iltekarilk). What the • /COM Duke said would be pitting, noirreens ',info • bids mouth. 114 had. staid an. each , words, lit 4 mintfy i that the Lords filitOttskli aid Temporailseelipsteed that House. [W ;1 6 114e I loath' aelliadversidt 4 inaNtsM mode 4ihrstaitinf so by • Minis: the tere.the of keys •mell pristraeoud abase.' eke, it noel& induce, especially tie a Noble Frieettbwi ri.ellfand•bie bittledon 7 ter 'Sieve the pre: view qvAndeit no* **scented .fteseletion, and hi? Lordship Ws* saw Altiiittr by bialliwertint;' that it wee tety unuenat• for liiidstets to Olt Nobt Lovell at kis side of the Howe (u• lot eight), what I they Intended tekin," th o ugh It Neu vonyretereemart tot' the OPposittonTfe a* htirtiitern what' sibs ley •esimsiontlieitisps the7r etstociger onnetticeedththe:' sell* es Ministers • etteltk • Dail 1141SICINIt obeemihd;ithet it verts hie • gene: rettni4nku . t tont to • deliver bit aentituinte e a tit he hat hiiiitl• dui various+ opialens 'w ho • wer'etridi)tcuss a sirbinet with . 'him; • Me would therefore Marvel' himself untiii4k :beird•ttte atgairentr of thelNebill Eirroppollettilin"lendessmusing prevethitsthe arty Waves, Oltnititat4ortal-medi • of proceeidne :war' by• ' Ittiliditentikte ike verifies ebjectionn kipplicitbfe. to the , prkraident. Ind, - Merit 'las the iceneitfe rat i 4;tl ill • tlAt sandal different* in' cumstanrea of 'that and , the prevette..Perld&- `.fie , highly aPproved of a candid and wady dear:melon of sentiments, when difference of sipinion suited between those who toted. aad reepiesed" cclt other ; such was uniformly his premise. • fk *Vied for the .competsvist of 'thel4mm of tire ittititt* to supply rho defects it liter Clomititatiatt OW main • • tabs the contrary would beto•faitrer • verroludontry• prineiples. ' Bit the Anode Which • Ministeho nicaiko to pursue ear, ;ansatti_ottatit objectienable polity °endurable, aei forming. clumsy system - ea etstliti , nery, Decreer, in its progaass{' instead wf'tite retn. lar, simple,. and direct wareontentled'fur• by those with whom laubad the howrier.tooct; and he=n en: Chided by deprecating every ehtioneltrqf delay, as by injatiatlit 161 y' of theitoeutry,; • ••: •- An • • The Earl:of spoke &homily in support of.lhearguasen wergild bar 'ft .olds at . his side of the Morse, Maumee* 'the' . One' of proceedlng trik;pied by Ministers, as productive -of Most injurious delay, and only for, the istkiptie•of retaining the pwwerik of Government a little Junpi in their hands, while they • teemed totally rigid nf the baiefiticonsewtoates which ensued. The Earl of DAB.NLitif followeden :hest*** aide, and warad,y aniniadverted- on the avoradkrlf the Noble Secretary of State ' that he would, Alf occasion offer, advise theSoureigute.adopt the nrea..- tura now pursued by his Moisten,: He cotileuiled. 'that the proudest. of , 170/1 was materiality' deviated from, innAinliteh' .0 r. Pitt stkiered no' unnecessary• delay to take plate on that occasion, while a very contrary line of conduct was imputable to thank, and which was injurious to the best interests of the' • country. • A eon venation, rather of a desultory n ature, leek • place, chiegy,' . if not entirely, on the wordiei of.' the mode° • lir which the ,g 110 aris Stanhope 4 fits- Loed , .Honend, she ..Maraote, 'shwa, his itoyal Highnes l / 2 4 the Duke bf aitetkihs, mirAisee or (*nether Noe. `grikrti4pated. Titer - Pi* as, that 41te Noble tscretary of Stet* atsi Leindelled imileitini which then "was for tbe •0114, rotAistement.• et an "open , Cominittee, to 4Ordr - biri Vreoilidre btittitive at& to• Alpert tip. -rentlt - of %their itittirios te:,:the House; that all the l i ved: rmeit he Mitigate Or that semi ttei, and that he • omittee do meet to•Anorrovr. The Hoots then adjouvaed till Sittneday. ..... . ,:, ~ a . . tea *gals . otiottl to mosibeeit e tz:sztaf ili ihk e gets Mita :01110 (i • I . :~~. ~' the Gal E lety, wiplWind sto itomen bit M,n , tiskas *millers . yietip .vin•itt theriatelta. Order of the e the whole ration.' Mr. EQUEIL , wing effect t-a Sil l s - evict, notice Odds I 'recently gave, I now rite to call the alto°. line :of the Committee to the consideration of 'that doo State of the Nation into which the en. ate indisnontiott of Itis Majesty-an indis o°. itiMs rte eltereljifilt end on universally lamented • t I tha''Opiittit 44 esii planed IL I feel, Sir, 0)4 in , ..' `tlibileirreit be wholly nottecessary fur Me to . _ Or' *altar efforts to eacite the interest' of • Ceilettltems on such an important •sehienot. • *tutaider the native of the calamity, s o. O . s 7 lfidittesteelif which our present' meeting is to be i • ,',.• it Is Impossible not to contemplate it Iththe itintitt pain and `srojisthy. Had such a ~' My fallen on the , Mushiest Individual hi the 'hrett,Oste r will' *hole we were wholly unconnected btlilieedence,or interest,it would unitilios. `lone our endeavour, tit to provitte r the mesas of restoitrit tbatiedirithsel to health, lotaili. crindly . 'to' - :•.**iiik . 1404 alfittione s te gestations Oita RIO *qiiistiltlna t illeisld 'bra effecteit o .halt 'Elett 0(01110, tidtbri on 'these to whet* weratfi t ilist. itiowa isythimt.thi,. die firellaga In gaerf %A's tirinierithatr I ilisfinfe, limdertintseiniftf tiny Ile. scriptien of thii;ourse , schielf . Wls'llf#ttlil **Ste to •t; . • Lariamso. 7 ' 4flue. ! . Ibli tlelalOt6tiirlittl*,.l4-icfait#4l *P.SPOligkt Iti OlVfiliaill'iii44oool:fif 0 is 4Uttaterit-:trt . Van lsedillittlltt tottlylein to Ynt'sboYir o gillr '0144,90011161111r 11 -- 4itekftii ,t4m. • .1,0004 . .ly attentive tcrpfrinieTTlloo4lPeelifigielliebBtt elliefirni.MotScnratideet; 4OISINIA lalrindseifotteVheent quiet tot ustil juin r.ttiesse .ainni.itrnite andiladtki. Tiltion-ulamsitlks *eV whin >1 1h nt34sooreirga:lle. , - 'SO "SAME 1141134111tOtradent thertAtlieet mlionstArs shistiseenairmaish does not hest- irlslttlhe 1 grAlNalle 4l Witrillettrt . .'•141 1 I hie , distrees..' . These,, ifill , imen fhbilmillisieseirbleitiarese sin my - i nind Oh a Mine* the. Mitelholeep ‘oltithrahit public interest, swit whielreire allied fesithriojontneveltentrel vie." dribs . bjeati.l )t is to` theile , tassuldiratiOnst- to vrhittg I oetwowialblititesit .. the allsentlim of' thts Committee. Meow thialorernost o( %bean is the fish,. mist b r the:. present ;lisle of hie filt+sty's health: tie lonic. tielankeP the.Eaectixiso Goeernmedt are its a' great itimmeho•catepondlid, and the• public service hipeiktl 'atillictiolsasetaised..-Sir, ;I !sweet that it sheoltt All • to the Itillotiluchnis leenillitai es Myself, from She 'situation is shriek 1 have the honour en be plead, •• tivaddeesatheCommittee on this subject: Unwind feel wholly inadequate to the unde.rtakingV if' laid ' not thisok • that I coulol :point oat, from the maniple opbotof Also hate struggled against calamities of a '. eviller nattirh.to, that Under which we. now ialiear, ..' , the mode !ASO , we neeht to pursue as the-best 141. ' l / toileted teezttiAdtesiv (root the &Scuttles of 401. „tastily", .1/Folielelni the torment mrsatent,Sic, MW. - - ' sled precisely as the Country found itself sitnateirat l Omfatter end et.lhe year 1783.- - The proceedings' Opted by the two Houses of 'Parliament blif-!tillat eleMion-t-eis occasion, I repeat, in whieh we wore . unutiesseed proeiselyas wecre at the present On. t ':will, in my apprehension be hound to he tho nteiteritiCof c on duct which the two' Houses of Par. 1101111estfitibillt en* to adopt; sad by the adoption 01 . 14thlth wo shell *trail mareelves. of the light, of; tkeAtitiginent, anefoiti Oa! experience of our o l ikiscisoes; n li. halo , ilaid, - lir, that. the two items ^ere . thh'illeatif , Cretins!, thorn is s difkr. . • from the . less' Of those abilities Sod . talerit4 oritsieh,, loehing :with an eagle eye through our legal 'history, and liverish our .Canst tuition, 'recotntuetttl- 401? - tthat censse tablets was ultimately Sdoptedtlin • ,1781tt Still, hoover, there are circumstances wilith • orbiter the situation of the country easier of Morita. thsvothenin the year 1988: First,that tio,which I hire already alludcd—a esestileportant , eireurnstiner-r dory, the Plcildtult Whielbotoas been estahlislitelfe, also; 'RV, that op ,the p . rosent , eccasioti'newleee. leen his yet been introduced .Israhirril the stkonnd -dety(.l the't 40 Reuses . of parliament, thus coifed I `. - • - 'Mit oral l' _ wee tratlihrhaphew unnpun *WWI Mold- 1 1144110416';',Lial dea.stier4lo.4l'Votilthl .fts tow terf to:Fee toe nforit Odli• ki**OWNwilltatir . .sl4o ll ‘ llllll Itiausuit o.l6••Stelet • te.dkarliig'l6.l • - va t t erta botatiOnimose 4r#A dtl #4. *incriiil6 l6o • . otiodeeibtt• writ /hit 41 via-ilted' a,;,: it Ilk fa • _ I. :*'mWldi .444 *Air Ihesileavet Alltelot abot preek01i:4414116:1",.,: 11 Alositir Wait* oat A rg r isesggigtdraida es* Prenedat le*WhillOr.l6 . 4011 tydatelistat ••• Agfa Ctitelhealit.lll4llllt " 14. 0 0N4111P111.0110100011 thfoill*Chtltery, wa 1100 •VOW v 411 ANOIt /4 wa %OD i igitClr4l4 , 110111411 of Paatietilikelekel t , oles4na At That the Ilotiokburailtt ovir ttb thb ?Aim Pritteleif4r' •, t 4orihNioight ;"-tehietretatioe itlfekteadt*; 'them the '11,411 Asstlasiti'; hit' Ili Aiwa onhaequens ;notion, • OT-Ititaliele shi nisfllool/41set the".,Tbsisia*. oelf doe istend•sbevild tabildp« and.tirst theffiacafifi dig M on ktiv , i l df;‘,... ! ) 1 !AI. 1 • self into Ow *ilia of the enemy. Trait , t Y• ,1v .v s . 111 1 011.40 F TnH NATION. tit , Old ask lote mot d0h10.41411 coercive of I.oontbeemotloilsotAthe Chancellor rather Fero:Soto es fully til Nld d hew as ONO assetitike Roam (he pealeasnre of the Orde it thoprohildtleg hyshfirot aaji) molted itself ihta a Committee of tb th otbkiheillintitsi6 Mouse to , consider the State of the Natioc veryntreedffi LaShitiotats tehlotheChilr. Juan, dieettlifourth 'Estate *hated • cokNottLoa of the EXCHE a, . tiar agog, the Lortla - Tiatiketalj Aso tow, awl woke to the following effee Soifkiiil: Ida. the Cameo.. ;he had t ia. 4 I . consequeueo of the notice .. __ ...11 flias ' t J:, ~~i 1 , 1