The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-11-09 00:00:00

ktheiteitivited diet se eau wisialttieelltse: to Inert l is "thhbie Could it he justiSr abte to l 7t lione,,2is Ale flfeisie Lord proposed, the etvesti tiod of tech a i;sious charge as that Which he bit that night ad tanimidigainet an riflicer bf the highest distinction in that Aisetnbly ? flow could it be warrantable to bold itli'the coudoet of atich in emitted Officer (With but may reference to his personal character) id Ideig untried and tithe tell, to gederal itttlieidis, or Int. plied emisere?-[Uries cif heai . i . heak! Oi the Att stirtcrial Benches.) :Of such emidnet he (Mr. Bit therat) thought the Reese and the Right fibinanrabie 14entlesitan hi the chide entitled to complain.--- Upon the Merits et thelberstion, to lid& the . es eressiona In theepeiltheibjented to by the Millie Lord were indlefstolid teialiply, lie meant id Mike no ob sertation whavever." That question ought hot, In his jodAmeitti td be it lilt Men into eonsiderittMni in eiewieg the efieetei itllsitteii to. It wile, indeed, le bis tie*, a Matter df ihditerence what were the Merits if tee corigatidd itt it cite which ought to be it:Wilde& elf lit ttiti. Mite, without any refetence to deft *bleb bt the precise poiht in the Speech, *bleb the tiohte Treat particularly-objected, be (W. B) wee net belie; brit be hoped that; in the ciinti tieratlile bithet . ttbinti It des not meant to digenti by j I el* wiliti a qtiestkiii of Indisputable iMpoetince l Or to Odle end ineethe disiensions end arilidissitire which it was so much more desirable to heal and allay. • Hi, for himself, bed ho hesitation in saying, that it *Meld be unfair to suit the dismission Of the Verittlie qttestlon With the merits of the iiittitie,,le *lnch tee Noble Lord's notice referred, iihd 4 Which it cbeld hive ne rieteasary condeetien. It the object of the Noble Loral motion wes to con= bete tee Speaker for any 44 esters of ditty," or de: feature from Parliamentary etrietice, that loght td be Mated at once, it'd iinMediatele investigated; without referring to the Catholic question. Such tefeterlre4 indeed, being abstained from as irrelevant . to the inotioe, that motion might be gone into Without waiting for the attendance of the Irish Members ; bat if it were resolved to Mit the two questions; the attendant-et thodld be at fullia pOisi He. ..flush a discussion Ought Indeed to be preceded by a Call of the Haase ; WW I if the Noble Lordia !notion referred roily hit sitiiihigl, es it ought, the "loose, as at overeat; littehdidi moist be regarded 4 fully cOtillietent to pfeltioirace a t Oilittf declaim', ea the trial *Mild be IttettlY firMieeded alien, 1111 es the case aepeired there Might be dotlbti as to Ott Spestker's kneel Fitt the high bake which he had so long (weepiest; teittirtiy.hhirt had ocLviredieitned et:lmitated tb eacite sorti &Ate in lonia maids.-- The propbeed voittiOdemidi &eh ridtilifted; id his view, _of do jestiftedfloo, pailiiiihirly on the grodtuli . stated by the •Noble .Lord. But at whatever time, wander Whatietie eireirestitices, it was meant to bring the Noble Lord's idittitiii ender discussion, if tar obvietelly hecetieite tb lite" the document to *hick the Itiotlittebefiire the Ranee 'lidded, Ind tile trodietleb of tliafdoehtitiot wile' dearly object of die. Meilen troAri ionsiderttfrin. 'or "dune thentbat nitt tion teed alt treetinibiferittj "tend. ' Ai to the chi; ratter of the spteeli 111444 Hi; Of Weird eat it 1 freseit enter into the Entiiidfritiftwilif. it , Bet he Most bliiiiii x that rib inatraiiiihre *Vie Het offered to en e Spileitie 2 , as to Oral We' lliciarld oily od presenting the Money Hint for the Royal Aitent, and according to eke. able statement of preCidefita; drain op by an OS. cer of the nudist (Mi. flits•elli as ie noderitoid) l l it Wits nava/ viith Spate& otipteititting ilia . hitin , tt , Bills, to dilate nit o th er Mesterei, whicYt 'ltid• ed-' goged the attention Of the Ifiiiite in tbit 'dirk of the Seasiort, itid Ira hid Widen( an *Aide Vi." structient. in the dOuree Of Weir obseiviliteni tha t . a Speaker might iiipiote Motives. to the coadulit 4till majority Or Minority in. the itdetificiii or sijitiireir of certain measures, ottani* kWh* cif ileteribii any censure. Theid d'er4, India - Vat i fit* tit • stance" out receidi fit ilhielt thle v elliedtei &altered on such et:tater/nit were weer biro • andee Aims& sideratioe Of the Hod*. • Tte6 se difliti&' 4 7ed iu 1715, and 45, *6B be atria Ott the Jour-' nals, and these tiieedliit Were not ionitiditteOlge to observations its !donee Bills, not ittuctlie epe'kk . _, of Sir Fletcher Norton, which *as Ilea inierted on 1 the Journals. indeed, the speech of W. - Spuitter' Lentindi in the eottn..r ef the Long Parlianient f ad: verted:to a variety of topics: Bert it' could not be jar.. ed from the mete insertion of tin'y of thole 5e.... :Ai in the Jonerialle that they had of toil* I the a eprolettioe of the'fitinscifot the Conifity appesited from the discussioti Which took plied Obis . She Fletcher Norton's spelt* 'Mee itch insirtion.z.: Therefore the proposer" intiertion Of the ilieeeh then:, under rowskierat t iorrithettf not be cuncfettett to hie, ad appirobldioa of its contents and thiridtee. In deed, inch hteerfion vitt indlipinaible to a jest• eon.; sieentfion 04- dime'. inns *hi& tosaiteriakiiii 1) 1 / 4 hir his opinion? tii Wintered into teen at p., . . e l, in order to ascertain iihethei &ere Wei gr. . . for the intfeutfrons Which had gone fortb,otors this auto, ject? thei whether the eked* ,so rival inimadveeted uetoi ' • reality emitained lay Wok reOugatat to th e ptieeeeet of Ole liaise. . I '., Mr. WiIITBREAIY std, that ad ihtriti itllith had seen fetid by the Thineuritle Member for Stir,: rey on . tiffs' eitilletit was quite u"ipirecidented, ...It • was; indeed, he believed, the T ery rst timed*. iii notice of metcon had been interfered with in sixth a =loaner at the Bon. Miser had thought priptitsid adopt with rvapect to' that of lei Noble'' Lord, :else rotglit . IN fact lievebionetst faiiiii,rd ; lits' mot idn'irfth oot any n glee et,ail, at et IRA' stitlletit tidy ittitft.ii uotit eery Mlar the . Period at, Alt*. IEV, tiropdieif iii lit lii,4 his motion' before the ' flititsii. illion %Asti*, ground' than 'midi:l i the . Motile' fair 4 he eenseind for the Sue he hid tate*? Thit lie cOtifeited that he cellltt Mat peeibely ondeeitaid - Oio. gietindi or. thl lien. s' of the Mt*: Movie, nor (Mita a the Riga item Centleinan veitte had lietzi fait,- al l thelfgh ill!hand spoken dolt* Pas eeit in be thninientioe to• ptevent-Oiereittealblen of thilteeolinsitf by the Yolk Lord's• tiOtietS, etid by Aittniirin*itP tile in.esitnt nir: tinte with' ***titbit,- to jet 11tVof tlitit , Ai the 46o tempTifio4 of OW Nate held. VtitierecitiirX to the anhjett - of thil molibn', WE' lire tibi . prefect that .Mari' di wid , lfedditi to fie?, traiiiiN ail( %beer *.tille` - - Sete. ' :gnwwl;;747;zakryg.luvrit I aeotheatati' hit tile tilt dh4T - Is .of tyil &NW whieh • aIF.. , liei t airial% AY OW illifh• aillW hie Ace#l4l fil tbd,Chair, ' I uVI thitArablE FM" Ili olitoriatipir,! itilter4a- o , mit iimig•toiresomoVlAWlAlSßi doNsdlgiitti. 1 I tii**) , Wikifhthattr Nciliipith'lt4rl;•thitztli: • t - ..4 • : a t,,, i I . :a 4 --, .. . --- 7 - , • . .. . . , .., 1 .. . inan, to aey other Imkski. Whom bat 'still he most pereiet il the - had umcl, on a forget. °et:awl, R` tit Hon. Oentleiiiiiis was not s be lisle resibittni to have eiiirrin'it. use thit frOtn the Opeßettte :4 the - Ai Weida . prose' to be an iiiiiiitheil' or the seittlinenthtl'iliiit Ifoi., - dients, howerer, insult be fairly lecirtilimd, Ile hoped tliiit o neithei the dignity of the House, `nit thiits ,of tlila .ttlgtt libiiiiiirible .Gentleman in the Chair, would be . Compromised,' bj , atbmpting in any earreptitieup manner through i Tote in a thin !loose, And in the *beetles-or the Irish gerqbers, to 'Siert the ample and just iniestigatipii of each an lei • porlant subject. • Yet be try pot ) he owned, frieud ,ly to the motion ift..,;.. t., *abuse he apprehended Unit the object, in. i'' '-, . ,the production of this * Aver t _ might tie premali • ,to press the discussion Aided to. With respewn the question, the at iumeriiathre Spelt Ot t elii .Right lieu. Gentleman ha spoke laic, dist opt eerie to convince. his.osind, that the Speaker could 6 Authorised to make use of Erich expressions as w e re . on this occasion referred to. Indeed the Right on. Geutleme.A.Aoterpre tetion of the precedents le bad eluded to t appear ed quite erroneous, these precidents Pbrionsly im plying that ihp SpesfAe.'s an•holisy retorted to acts dome, but that tO,acts not done, he had no authority Whatever ed.adeert. U pon the allusion then, , which wis reported to litie been made by. _the Speaker is this ease hi llt himself justified to Import that Right lion. Csentleman'e authority. protisitors t _to Ike, had been d one to warrant the allusion. .Jll6 'denied, indeed, .i*itany . .proceeding had,,been, take" by the Mouse ujion .the important questioi 'Wed to, of which the Right Hon.Crenelemeo ia the,Cheir could, strictly speaking, have any, cognitance—bat here, be would, of course, be understood to speak of bite es a public officer, and not as an individual Mem.? her. Recurring to the motion, thellou:Member wepeut e , id the expreesion of Isis hope, that if .the iisotipri,wmi acceded to, no proceeding. would, batelf.go,. ott the Procloctioo of this paper, inconsiateutoeitla the dig !! lofty of the Ilouee. lie hoped also ibnt it , yea not (he object of tile lion. Meier et hie advisors to mem Any Motion iii "this business with, a . vipse.,to.nbtain setae accession. or appeareepe . of etrength 10„eheir side with regard to the Catholic question. . Yet lae could not heljip, saying,- that there , ,ground for wsj I 'Prehension, if the discussion reiswer raa shotiee bed in tie y ram _p , pLirt 4ialarly its ,* , absence of Chi. Midi Members.:. ts* the : 4 1 .40 1 19 , " able Mere:: bid observed, that the Irish .blepAmesi, ought to be present in the liciese l ,aud. i ts bia, arm, it was very well for the Represeutetkre.of •sifosninty immediately adjoining the kletropoli to make such an .assertion with regard to {hose lives lilaiia iesidenai i . 41 4. h! /aSig; iilia4ed. miles , distant. It. s ad. ' 4obterdlr. !le tLat since- th e Union. the Iris h timbers iveraailiAlppi to attend , their Ant" in. it. geese, b o ot. :* , . 'titivation ,„. di. to ;; mien who resided :it. such a distance,iiitliolarly Whea Parliament isereanTened 4 io and,' i&-,l4r l Pdi itad i tiferefoaa the IFirh Mem- ' hem did, apt saki, aiseeve .o.he eriticisii# , eke airieuiabli Meyer; ;elio nista, with so little insiste r -I eenience, attimd the Meetinge of..4at, lloere. . ,With, respect to the Noble, loirdlielind ilin, he had ..cer. . wilily had, concert or ciiumaniiation whatever Isiah that .Noble Lard, before hi made the obsevra—: Ain alluded to on the first day of e Se.ssien., , Ile hod, ...„d, heard at the ,H ose of- e last Session, thAt it Sim die intesiiiiii if ,fie Neb e Lord to sub.- MR A etotiOgi ti the /IMMO . reepeeting the-Speaker's: siiecbs , and if be had not so heard he might Proba. 'IST/ himeelf have felt it his duty to bring ,thp subjece. indee disensaien . But as to the conduct. of the Noble LOrd'on di ocrisicie l he might possibly feel i himself In sodie iticidq,,,wlether he ought to sire 1 orifice, of his liitintissia leiniediately on • the open- Jai or ski. spis:liii ) „,4l; Fite* that notice until 'Mei tbi recces. - Bad J ' milli felt such diffi culty, the Noble Lor s deairee, was, beyond qieitllia, Ste more eligible, and the honourable biriverlii- interfereitii *kill ; him was. quite without I Pkkedat, The /ion. Mimi corn., and others had co. planed of the NOVO Lord's hivieg uttered a serious. censure upon the Speeher t ,wleries in point of fact the. lleblefi d erd's original netts* was a simple annancia. trail. or the* eitit:e feet,. that he meant to bring the speech alluded to easier tbe consideration of the 11efise, unariOuipilied by_assy : evression of censure wiiii?ever.- ! —Efiill these ..111.0 nioe the- complaint *mid [acs ' s . the Noble Lord for a detail of his grounds and intentions and if he complied .with their deniand, they would nir doubt immediately eaebiira, ...J4, Now you hale lent yier remplaiet* %aloe' the., Siiefi'lliredo yea iimin to, go no further,, bat we •, the -Rio HoikOkettrwl•sibject to. such haps* tions'izOtif utter ilifiss receel.l'—all- - thls ami. 'thew teasoni, *pad no sinubrise urged pteinatustiy tie' 'get Ad if the Noble Lord's bition. Such, he tau. 4ad was the end in view, and therefore he was ad. lise to (hit motion; although' he shOuld readily vote for production of tlit document alluded to at a priOet sines before the Noble 1 4 ord'a motion should .be brought forward. Still be could' net help,reeeap. • ing Irle. Wish Mid lot*, that no attempt would he ti made , on the production of thikdocumeot ,t4r inter- kfrollit§:thworkinal,Ootice of the Noble . L ord ; but j that the ,yhelemetteLWinf4( be lefe.to the discretion . 14 hart eise i f the Noble Lird—to thae discretion wlWh Cielfriost i bes quit.tiOneil I • and. to that caodoue. iirelan.wbielllie Itiglit llOn. Centletinia litho Cbalr. stoat be ea fetedi..ta.rek}. . . ._....., . • ~ , 1 ,..' , .. Lee& C A.ST LPR Eikoll Ohllir* - adv, 64 bookt, i*l etißiglit„HoOilliabl'e GetiO,ro,o. tp s thi • 7 iit . , 140 IV 'illi $ . 004104 ..plical* it . t.ry l ipi a t a i gi e Vi7 4 l. 3 ll )11EIT veto o 5 4 6 filfeficAPP bf. :•4 . ttt a . ,he *ould .APPeit tolls candour, whether it was not due ' .he • - - to bringferWard, wi'" qinetkili ee tnateriaLl Chia.;...whether it Mien : filmes, to alio' . SO"eilter'ai.* t ' . 'pl, ,ittiptrideit Over hiB niitidoViii.. istAte: taw ti0 . .,p604 hreautif' t oilfte.itsii 14 # trah,44 4 oirciii, `Pi 'iid i. • aitliL "e i apirdince. t li l fit ie tt Alt,ti 04 i . • . A --~• ..~ It'redL lb* ita 'greet bnpor&ance, - or to dividelhete tbhb itre atftetitlie disposedie agtiok Bet tAittitiir might be the- Noble. Liatt'a 04104 , ne66 ctialii tots sistently disegree-witleinstithiti , litieb trittOgiii to put the .House 11itt Ebb alle#.llr i f in • Prin!i!"! 11 ` fdeittnitiet s ee* emektbevio bib li sr a ) 11.6 05w found Idd bailee; tut/ 'ivldeillkt gf ID so Amok turitatutrietibli.i.ot'ltttlittaaigtiiif4i . judgment s quite raisipplied,.because resent opetiVife. erroneooll ifitOipritetioti .Oxpiebi,itti Id' the Speech eilutl4tUtfn- Uptiti - the hill' theist:46r. Of this • es preidot he 'die Wet it Wield& *ish 6 si g t.ddf• rell,:, but he .would• eritia mi 'bee et H enri And ttiejtisAfee bt the pebilb, Wh • •jrfj viesehvg tht Amalfi% tit the thiatittiiii out itigtokttiots NM the Natio, O'f a critleil 'rest And teiptikilble duty; 46 sho ait ? where it it kepoidble to %ibribe ail liirpre i tibe,tite. tile, be bold inflect to &ilk& tot any mere ' curacy of btpretsibn , oy *liar di iiitetelit•e l sdithei he should be soleittilk ettiti to 'She metl,tes or liiitt &oak Irt:tiMil wroth% ?. Sertiktat he (Lott sc . .) *is to silt in ottielfatitsti of the Noble idiftrihp ; MlA:fitted *kik! be Rion as 'Os r eillde &der a ielretb tilt • Rona ilia the Ctut2t E the peilifol' irmae tilt." pUkal by a ndtice iebliqibi'.cebitiie, • itabili e gated the 060.14 lit dkneding to the Oit,oaM coniideretidit. • • • • A MEMBER under the Gallery, whose nett lei toohl not learn, Aide abate Obiettitlobe *lt • WA hear: • •Idi. 0: WYNNE Aflireitilid, rn pinionbit ilk 'Venters Made by the Speaker at Out tiai of tht OthaC Haste of Parlialnent 6tight tb ire 1ii4t11.41 on the dbetoils es k record to be Oceisionifli*riteried to ; bet as the loseftioh sildo ibine.cases Oat* to were held (bait cia o t*tiott Ottheic cont*,teh he *lsbed kn ibii 'Motion Oder ionalderetibit di theie *dai s 4 g tal:tllp ale of the Mitetbers of no Houte.li : . - - Nei TIFERNRY. , - . 4 httie l lid M (said he of 1 ikeeertioni that the notice of lay Nolle triencta-iock; *al has PA the Spilater in a painfil site tion, ithereall tH ptittit of fatti: yai, the hove put yourself' in that altoation, by a Speech which • you ',thought proper io niski at the , close of the last '9Sildan ParlianVnit t iiikh itoeucli, in my opinloei and'inihaldf oust; ftelitair men, desertes rious attention r< don of this Fdt in that speed jfau tittered Mt .aseeitiOti, bearing an interprelatiOtt Min/idea ox:cila 'Pain, not tioly among those iota thiMfoire 61/1 is the course, of last Sessiorl i but among . four millions of your felfciwstfbje4ti t aiiifilapog : •fieeO Igo* Ia tt state. of k gagitit doidac z r0c.,f, 4! during which there was tiOO , Oportiknlty . opon, you. for an/ 440146* it eadiatbt_too fivachAhen for you,, to wart for Irish Wnibers who are most loteretCea l in_ lisegOostiosi u kAle to, attend tide tie iokiackof Lord Mor.k. rierfhiitti. T. !gei s ha - 10i Oeil'Oi iii4*4ll Pecttlihr, delicacy and Cadadir. Th.',N,44;y• Lord had not , tentPtelt to e,icile ; any prep,pste§49,..ei..priedice! against' the /141 : 1., Griiii - leanao.*ehe ; Chair , bad he uttered an* t i liinijhUild*O;in anstiued j into an accnsation v iii. tit ; seugpr der woad., All his Noblefrielid.ePtiet .that,the.speech of the s4loi Gaistleplan' was , such as ,desered the considolition=es.euiht:to ginuire4 in to by theit &'ruse. Ills Nolte friend did hot iffy or in. sinuale; nor should he (Mr. Fry of any Gen*. mah, that he hictuitered that which was incapable of joist hatroq. But;,to Milys thatj uptificati on satis fidtOryjto-pUbliC justice, and creditable to the Right Hon. Gentleman himself / it might is take place in a full *eve., , . ....: - ; Mr. It.,,YDER iesicpbduell el illi used dela)t of fiord Mgrpetles. Motion. - •. • Mi.,ABEiteROMIME rindiatlielbe oenduct of Lord Morpet,b... . . . • Mr. RYDER explained. The Queetioa being aboit 63' 1164111 train tie , . (Chair, . . • thr The SPEAKER said, I hope I rag bwittoweil to I 'make a short observation before I ob SO Question. oly Of hear t heart)-4 - slitiffoßkiii it AM*/ Isom 6fferingimy jOitilleadon Of my assume the coatfia eratioaal of that ivtleitiffif *me* uowbatisee you--,diet LusecpteirAi*dt milk' .feui that I feel the shoat Oonfitletft bhillg able' to satisfy Ash WA*, fiat f hart iti reapoct Whatevee transgri44edlitiditlifis Of my 6fittet lbe.Zdotien *es put awd•ptioted. THANKS TO THE MARQUIS OIP WELLINGTON. Lord CASTLEREAG tu.putsettree . Of the ad. tic/ be habits's, obstrefl, that without being mr* .deV the net*ki, of , entering into any great vaiiett Of Pertfcidero,_ he , thought he.might fairly emigrate , late the House an* sliocossioa of events exceeding the Most. sanguine view of thaisonsequenret likely to re:694 front the ,ba(tle t of, Vinevie, -Never had et ,th*atri s ic'hOstilities byffiefe Wen" !le ._ dacisiso auteessv.ecercely .04Cepting Wei tr ic.i rk tja aat cirromOaseee :attending , the remit tolpsir.. But .tbe- &stare ht 49 ‘O7 mlutent,itsaissipupsk *Wall he Aegis. most an i i°" to invite tboi.teeSiet) of the Naomi **the cOmPlesion which ,thwitilihary e)iikreette of elmi lurk tiye . t roopi hid mint asesmatiler- 4 40 1 , , Rese./Aorl pommies* ~e.kraort.JlJra, • 'THE STAIWWW4,` had 1.4140,p• 'WOO' 111 , 041 .4 , ssitiabl'imit; *Oft 4tkeliion he telOgieS issgadirly bf Irish illebitisit s diAl sa i le l y : 7 , th a t the , riot fear mitiestly doiftiatiht txe atithorseeci fa Alit intention. • F or •Ise stint iny, be sidVeille't "The :kiQvher place ; and „d4c 9 osion Of thit-g res t Iltnistion eollittitstitk: DisliplV tike'present Session, as be felt intereftl is o rdgr ai i - an d gifiticited eFpounder was for its ulti mate teteess, he stied sever prqtest trisi.These see! = i galaxy WA, likkaidita elk - 0 140 to iner4da, its ly eicartaiqed, ot4 itilote$0111.111:4;lidt• it* to•fiittsii tle*bktreitt . „ ... 49a to tiigit4s,..arad b;:.44iici It ias 3 - 41 2 iiiili:eiii4 - 111 - , -- ibm As, posseinect Om l eh eith au . erasitc.o4 :asiipoth,ty l i utilities, to the exercise e( which might hereafter be I.lt . tigeoinip the c.haritter, ,of the , ft, in conformity , 40 auk prelacipies . from` veld& would' he reconcilable with cem. ' is couptrf had *ITV *grit* the dliftilod. a*d hi- )W,* charge ‘O deiogatory e. Sus, ilgOiclerve of ikelv, omn pillittry..,—Eticar; he r !]-- isvitilois , of his duty. to They bo not only deserved theohareeter gives theta- -4Na ,ao'loes is tuft, /slobl4o.tmrsi (a the Speech from the. Throne fot their couddet in ',.it leri s intill abject ef , :the ilia 4eld„„ but ki all tlse,ta•et etvfooett th fi te. of Iliti- * tbsi, * eel :periormaive of kre j i Ap4m.kipertitimmlarit ie r 4olo . emtpt ere. toil /torte' of rim tckfri, Oft. thet re a. I s, 4 40.4prffisk•I St. s•bestistri !Impvits4 skews them. ,-1 1-10 41 1 its . 11 W. aW il• tis•VINRI O 4 te:AWA I 4BeI/9011 1 tAtilielienlY• 01 V 100), time t lie in . ;the pretest • hetlosesion it was..; Portage's e belem4eo eesimpeaut. imme r was . ful . ly,fisn ,te ' :by Colenej. Geode s that ,war *wed for tbe ilia itieri hi .4.ceeleect - kik Gt• eitkiMisdPharAt of, 0 tfiefki It OW ..•• • • • - *NO :otxlite '6 , 444 41111-4wibk-A lixigetadt the taiga: the "Lid; - i t 'd "S .tt4ool tsaibtfilcred . • !VY . !"Jrittr4 . - the int*, lthbin they repelledat - OM gr" 'btayettet kith a gallantry that • • nitratints of Ott • own 'Linty, liffik tilikeed 'Loa weithie.h touts to send iny'pe.trOf. fdr their abiltitisce,nr take frOm the& any - o r t h e glory they bad acquired.`' The pier 'Object ha !been-thtig at length actothplidhed of trystemitiii nk their tinttitdred ettergiet, and rendering Alit natiti - courage. Which buret froM the litre of liberty et. tient and formidable, by habittititing ft tb the -*edits, and invigorating it by the feke of died. heiti•!]—,The eapture'ef St. %hit. tiara wal - the relnit of a tebetiii devised and rneturel. y an • illuitrlOns Officer (Sir Thomas Graham), rattle had since, after planting the victoria:oS liainett lOf his connerk on Al.:enemy% frontier, returned. to England; . bringing Nape with hien tile Well:earned ithuraeter"ofacOnattannite military chieftain. [Hear, "hear !]--It tat s necessary for Mre'.tn to ca r ry t h e colleetiOn of the Howse through all the train of ref. %fry operatiOns that had previously taken Place its the Pyrebtes; -Never had Lord W614040'1 iments I•been pat to a severet teat, or his title tb bit coosi;. !tiered the trdt ebnirtninder of the age isOrti amp!z tabettilded„ Prole the tint*: df tht itiionity (4 en'itny *we enabled to brine an 4iatillitilming r, !dritiiiit it point of oh} link is rtareito as the . 4mile of Pamiltdalid. Ltitd • lit title (O6reellt ierited fioth 5i..46641.ti1ti, !lob, tape, hot is 04 aniessy *as lit »hither,. petratleihg Inge in tblstrcientd int; *a by it 6tliierlll of he was totted frohi ell hii po~iti ~ ns, sits eonspelltd to retteat tb his forfeit. 11116. The Skis elite result of . theta had bied the establishment of ilf the /Why i l l France, end the whole of it id' sl sitiatibd , troth tehieh such: futeFe °Oration lii Wan be Omicelied by the genius of its Commander, idlght bii Older. taken with the belt prospect of a SucceSsfill fermi. nation. • - The Beam had now the gretifiation of seeing IN ihtodrighitil-6bietts of the vrai ita the Pe ninsula atcOlnplistedi End behold ihril itirtions oti the same footing. 4f- toiititis equality; acting tote. Cher for the tenni entitthOW Act of iketilint the po. Meal independence hear!]—Th e Noble Lord then moved the Thanki . Of the House to the Marquis of Wellington, Geis. Githein, the • tti o h t : h n e bi t aa Ge tnu i st e h tt eins l utt O ceces fli p ters ifuritien o 66 ::::: th i: : an ciotptii d tke Troo reib :s iif ts , ti & nBt c eo . ba f th o te r . territory Of France. The motion tiat • Adjourned, nem. eon. POLICE. flow-rtnc.vr.—Early eis &today morning, the house of Mr. Newton, in nevOnshire-street, Queen-square, *as robbed of a quantity of plate. information was seat to the office, mil Tannton, the eAcer, was sent for,who examined the premises, and found the shutters inside of the !Seek parlour bad been wrenched open by being forced of the hinges, and the screwi out, but no marks of v iolence, ap peered on the outside ; all the %io*.eace was In" the inside of tbeatiutters and window. Frown these and other elreiemstances be Was of opinion th;lt no person bad broke iota the hosiseibdt that some person had broke out w ith the proc is ti e: .1 1Miattaily consisted of Mr. and Mrs. Newton, a cook, Date, and •a Mari terve - sit, •Of the name of Richard Fes/wil— -1 Suspicion filling upon Fennell, he was tak.:n Into custody.--: I Monday be was brought to the office, anti committed for further examination. • 11/ARLIIORCIrGIFISTREF.T..—AII Innintiatio/1 9111 . 4 heard at ttlfs . office on the 7th instant, heft% 111e4r5,,/lioxitt and FARBANT. sitting. Magistrates. It Watlcefggednt toe instatwenf the els tekt surveyor, against . Lady Pertk itt-4k swggeliow of some faetklin in Park-lane. who Werwaiied" - bv preipectiou skthe evirg belt. Jad/slirp',4 . home,,thp fr ont of svhice 19 in Park ifreet.-and scfliiCH eiteeds backs'sat s to Park-bue. The pro .isCollll 11M8.401daitted PC as. being built of wood, contrary to r A ct of Parliament, instead of iron, stone, or Aimee, It was also stated, OM it was so conetructed as to overlook the 4rawisi Mettle trf the. b Ruses iodtigontis. The Migistrates; after Stull bearing, decided, that the nuisaace should be removed. SPORTING prpfLLIGENCE. iRIRD.. OCTOBER. OR HOUGHTON .. '. . .. '...7 '-- ' ll7ll 4l 4* l sb * IB I 3 : a . .., .. , SATURDAY, sovemaza 6. M.: Ve Dom, tjF. best Gen. Gower's Ladoga, Set. RAW. Odds get, s. •htr. v itirdi Odd C ' , _est. 111). best Lard Soffield'i lie cwpocus, Est. SM. Ab. M. 200 es. sto 2 apt Din Cossack. Lord Foleylega's Dyke, Jest Lord 0. H. Cavendisies liivlos mini, sst. 21b. each. D. M. 300 gs. 2tol on Oda's Dyke. Handicip Sweep i stakes °USW escit,6,gs forfeit if declared n it`- in a' quartet of an' boor after the ieiglits are aged, for 3.yt okts-qad. npwsrdS, T. y, C. G c a. - 6 9 w e es 4d 9o a, Sirs 014, 791.,1.11b. . L Mt. PaYneit Onyi,„o-yis Al. 7st. Sib. - t Doke of.Otaftott's Antonio, &yrs old; 9St. 91b . . . 2' 10 to 1 opt Lodoss, oto 2 apt Onyx. 610 4on Antonio. • . SictOin s krit 0 t 15gs eack.,R4A, Sic, Ob. allies, Sat. lib. T. Y.C.. Sit J. Sheley's g.. 14 yOting Wiliatey - 1. Lord Lootther'd Coneeli . - . Lard Foley's f.y covertior .: , ,• - S Even betting on s i i r J r. .,6lse .l _lley's g. alli 6 - 13iiiitifry'egctiut, beat Eidis's Accident, 161.944 . sisch. D. 1. 25p. . • • • .....• in t.• 01,,,, • • On :: Saturday the iifMirr Riot* held ei Coon 4 'Carlton-Itemise, lesothti pitrtelatior teregiting tri• 40- dressrss°bf Wk ttto notifies' oT Pailiantikt, in . reply to his at the opted* of Reyit Walt attended by twe (Wa l t 04ctis of State, in the usual fetal': A Ai'visidktit:es Were tvie o'clock the pro testion of the Frank of reell arrived, ?headed by the Lorin CA'ameiLtsiti, In hlifott reties. , 'They were shown in% an adi-4040 ; tend a short •y dune after, k being rfneounced that otrtr was seated en hit Thenne, they weg conducted into. the Royal' foetenef, shed' the Lailo Cii.44- Oititin read the Addiesti, and- OVeiebtrie te We' IbitTect ; to' which hit Rotel ffightlisiit e asi pleased it/retain a Most : gradotit intivier. threi 4 (Mocks 'tie Mose of COnnnons•rtYriired preceded' by the SotAitit; h iil state edriete.— ,They were Conducted i'nto the plieitelntWof tite*Paimet !-On his; Throne, by the Loan Cltisfartif&ts, and Averred:4n' the tett* Manner as the Rot le of F:se),F. Ni Alfas gityle the Lao* trAts'entolt, Ear Siehtitso; abd tfid Jri! of • Aittertirdrowl. • • • I •`: . • • • .• OR the ith 194. ThOsiuot, of Carinevtibert.lo Nfl•-• tho, youngest daughter of Mr. Beauliont, of libitoystoitfultft • . , en ihaii eary, Es q . 4.diait ArcscA, IV NWflireitr of gis'ilv• r At**, Mgr att. act* amittof MO graialtisf, traEit whit' bi 4j rt arm hvg,!tka !ler& " r or fi x Govo:Lseit th• dim Merv. et* •• rJ~~~ ~. • i r I