The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-03-13 00:00:00

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Fe. 4 : T 5 1 to • 4,731 • 4,731 • 4,751 44 • • • 0.1• yd the Packet ra4fkid tita 2401 to . 2,301...5.. • t',ol • 1001 ' The Packets to be lade pr more of the Muggers r deposited in the Sank tort, it; of the LOttery et. awl then to bade:its% the Lottery to thit)feldeesi tido! to them respeetivelv The Aro Nttrober lOWA bends toot bents mit of for Placa marlted4 ; l. 4 1. 5.C.4191r 4: *gaiter*, e disetald 4talVelsteite4 Ile Ticket, Ciami A. "1: ek "lAN *racket markce , War thereto.. Thercker, pas del, &hall receive the 1 3 ; • tearets which stray Het Cie Nutal:er entitledt totether with all the benefits . Cie Ticket marked D. tt the Neither reeve the Market marked 1). $i ether Mach may brines theteto. 4 belong_ so mauled, shall re . with all the beaetils - • TOMET HE WOUtl Astrls usni.N 01../.. Fitts:- NOF 111 E TO WN ,100.1frORT OF HYTIIE. GEnst.racts, r pii E sudden death of tom; bite Menbet:i . lit4 1. GODFREY. having oetasioned a ,Satmacy is your Representation, I beg leave to resew toy toDcktatioss fee pair appal, total that honorable post. Shojis/Id-I btu* fortiumtok; a to succeed in this object of my ambitioW you may depend gala zealous and conscientious elischitags , of the duties of the situation to the hest of my ability,• take the ear liea 01)e . ..unity of paying my persulie respects to the dif fermi I refine% I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your faithful and droted !tumble Sersaufi March 9, 1810. I. W. H. BRYDGES. My Canvass has already exceeded my most sasegni . oe es pee ittions. All Commusimaionst as well as AppliasPio for in formation, are requested to he made to Nlessrs. Brave and Pl , . , :ter, Essex-Court, Temple. • Co. . IWir ANT El), a YOU of good morale, all APPRENTICE to a GOLD‘MITH and JEW -1.1.1,r.R. He will be treated in every respect as Mx of the Family.-11 premium is expected. Plrect (past paid) to A. B. 21, Stanhope-street, Clare- Market. FRENCH WINES. FOR SALE, by Ovder of the lion. Commissioners of his 's Revenue of i Excise ou THURSDAY the 150 and - L E the 16th ins a n t, at tile Boehm OLe, ELBOUT TWENTY THOUSAND Bottles of very chevire BURGLT N ny, St. George - apt Romani,: of tie scat V intages, in Lots of one Case, :of &haat /"Bottles Samples to be seen at the Estifie Wane nellk Nth!) Quay, oa ty the 13th and Wed:lo 4 4Y 14th, *se sale, from Nine till One o'clock, aad nee the hale, from Nine till Twelve, whr.o Catalogue, I/01 he de , livered. II " fur Sale, by Private Contract, mullet the mho! moors. Brain and Elude, Brokers, No as NisaiWilirt• Fes'. church-street, • About M,OOO BOTTLES of White, Coloated 1040 de Per dri x CH Afd PA MN E,latelv had* eve, supilibrjelaitY, is Case, of abrei 70 to 72 !lotting who tamed, by 41/PIY t% to Messrs . ruin ant Flade, .11100•-aamdIolled, anY day Between the boors of EWA%air - • IMPERIAL PARLIed.ON! HOUSE OF LORDS, Mauls it The Earl of HARDWICK E, after advertiVahe leer-. Nation which bad lately been laid before OW' respect -114 the injurious conseqeesees that would arils. Weld - Uhl? thr distill a tion of spirits from cora, t tit 001ret arythrown that some farther light should be is that'akto beg: it'd ; and would therefore no move, that a : mince be appointed to inquire into the injuries to *t a4riculture of the country might be exposed in of the adlytion of that meassife. The motion of the Noble Earl was weed ro Withoet any vpposition ; sifter which be named his Committee. ' The Bills op the table were forwarded in their respective, taws. i ll'. Jon:twig presented some 'annual acceene from the Irish Exchequer. Mr. Montanus presented antlioyeset of the receipt dad' tObonements of mimic, Irina the Obeindlerialm's "II 431 tbr City of Loudon.—Ordered to lideikhertable. . SLAVE TEPE. • • Lord HOLLAND rose, p4rauarit to notice, iii r,:zalt the atteutiou of their Lordships to the 14- 4ras adopted by that Kinde l and the decision they had come to in 180 ti, rcapecting the ibolitios . . to; be therefci). Address moved by the Noble Lord. Lord Huiland's Motion was therefore agreed to without any opposition. FOItEIGN EXPEDITIONS.. Lord DARNLEY rose to make hisspro totted Motto* respecting the sending abroad of men of Lis Whir force of the _kingdom. „Ills Lordship beg*lllii.taking a retrospeotive,view of the pro.; sent ; Administration , or of - toe conduct of the men *who have been in power ill this country since, the. fiital Battle of Austerlitz. Then ended, his opinion, all hopes of the restoration of the independence of Europe. Yet, by a blind fatatP ty, the Government of this country continued,to embark in wild enterprise for,* accomplishment of an object which had so lung beCome hopeless. .Accordingly they failed in all their Expeditions ; or If duty *waded in one (the Expedition against Caparjrass), the success was overbalanced by the disgrace it the achievement. It might. be said of * tenor and character of their expeditions, that ',key wore Mom trust sells virtute redemptum mite." They crowned all Ow heroic expeditions by the list s that to Witchery, of which he should now, `tike bet little oetice, :• triOrig that the conduct of there who framed thesecpoditiou would be brought • ore their Lordships in * more solemn =niter. e could uot, however v .hut observe, that of the lyhole of the military Nece employed in that sit. *edition r not one half :remained tit fur service. this would appear from the late returns. Yet it was, after the fruitless sacrifice of scemany brave -men, alter the wild and unveiling profusion of so much blood and treasure, that :Ministers were se w preparing to drain the country of the small • regular force that yet. ,remained fur its defence. no was sorry our gallant army had not a inure able advocate thaiuhe prefix:oiled to be ; but seeing the cuudoot of Miuistcre iu the light in %chit:W . lm did, he could not but conjure that House to terpose, and rescue , * Alma* of our brave army from, the sacrifice to schielt the folly and infatua. tion of Miuieters were perstaieg to doom them. 'rho report,u( their inteutiies to send uu• foreign service all the remaining nis* British troops in the kingdom, was too general not tp have same foundation. Row far it was hounded in fact, he, wished to be explained. Ile wished moreover. to as certain what were our rearsiitains resources for the internal defence of the country. It might bp objeCted to his away% 0/4 it would be ;en. ?eying improper intormisaiela to the enemy. Ile: , did not believe it would atom the enemy more eellation than ho was already in possession of. elieved, indeed, the enemy knew full as much as Ministers of the internal situation of the coun try, and Abet, paghips t would not be knowing AUCii; for t alter the grossilud shameful ignorance ceehir i letespot cause . of the Spanish patriote.' Oat 01 1 1 0 ' 41 40 would give hit viigtagaiest•-the *WWI oft.aho Noble Lord. ‘, :Tile Marquis id DOWNSIIME aoppowwl the Anition in d.maitleu speech. • He particularly ob. , •• ad to drawing more then from•lreland. Hol !believed that at, the presentenoment there wit nufl in that part of the empire more than three or four thousand regular troops. 'Was that a sufficieut force• to secure it • against any sutideu incursion that might be made into that country ? Those. *among their. Lordships, who, -like himself, were interested in the fate of Ireland, should odiously attend togthat circumstance. 'Why were notatetc of the German troops employed on ioreiga relief dittoes; was it that they could not be trtisiAl C . and that mom rellancewas placed in the steedittast mad fidelity of the British troops • Whetever - • *sru the reason, 4t. MIS geniis& to .the feelings , or the country to.seithair brave countryman When from the defeeekof their native soil, pethaps-to be uselessly sacrificed. in 'support of •a foreign' cause. He must .again entreat theirLailsitips t o look * the state of Ireland,:aed then see •the laspoiloy of mike more troops' , abroad. • 7. '' • ; t ." • • On the than bring put, • • • . • • Lord DMINLEY complain. elltikeilief his- Majhsty's Ministers had taken onytihillte it the , arguments which be had used in -*appose d his motion.- Lord-lIBBILOWEY thought the objections which the Noble Lord bad hiosself,anticipt his motion was quite of force eatseglito him to oppose it. He surely could 0• think of having such informatiou called fit laid before the public untie, circumstances of the country. 12• The question was then put on Lord • motion, and negatived• without a disision. IRISH CATHOLICS. Lord DONOUGIIMORE presented a Lion from the hotly of the 'imam% Ireland, and -another from the Catholk County and City of Qork. In alluding former, the Nobly Lord enumerated of which the petitioner's complained, notice, that on a future dayhe should + (Won to their Lotdahips, grounded of that petition. Tit* petitinas wets thee orders& table, • • • • , The Marquis of LANSDOWNE aloe be laid bailee the House topiis of ; tr. written by Richard Strachan, #ibro Fist. din Alie object of LOW relive, •auttatso a copy of the nessalive 'Ordered. • The blirqpia ,WLLEIIIIIIIII .A t -ot - - that eve, ,A titrag. - dadrable. nap - initad MAI wi* (crested motive'. _ 4 41 - .17 Mt. fr. THORWTQN made a fa1it.111110 1 4 1 61 1 0 114 / I re Sir W. CVIRTIS, fa reply, ittated :pe t prop tioo bad arimattom the Mecham not Wok A Viammenedin tatirifactory mammy, The Roam ilesidasolsettert or Sot it heeadie them, as .Represesitatignik %It to vote la fitVonr of a private or a public in c grounds* wished for4ablie nutrket. . ' *erotic. *, Mr. BARHAM ,tho tputbloaciald be invatit e lasable than the propo6ition be re thelroute. it s the 9 is pare instbiled Wa th the preve n t ntode: transited* sts, tTie new f' fitli to theyound. $e whited d te hiajority lo fawner el the Will - Mr. Wharton brought wil.a.retessi of the .that# tttii Oiler exported in the last tepr.—Orderetto be printed. • Oa the motion of Mt. W4l It% BE A 1), acitheosiit =We. receired•by ,Irev• or *sterna on tie Pureestsetrf Beau , were ordered to be loW.befory the fluuse• - • Mr. MARTIN .posipmbd bb Momity tiezft, .4141 . 1016 K DA* bag- been ioaseed to pamper* bfrillo flub respeolui the ,penchett for some 41414. of its h.iviug hero intimated •to him tkokkil tba. NOW misery. ,He would poem* It yet a lOW st.tYs 1401*yr - till Toonoloy; bet aeleo.it /bosh* *peer Sit,* atesedt•s sal", Ito certAinly, wield ben* tliesulajges foripard. • , 3 Sir J. A N snarl"' BR,' thought title Scutigni wt4o4.4st • mitt by tbat time. •• .- r !fhe breand readina.rf the Biebeitileeseet wee pest- • peued ith Thanotty, Ni. PAttSlAUgure dotter oe ; enitioasespefting the torTreeday. • . . • •-••-• ._ -,-...•.- •••• ••- . • • • _-_ : - ' .-;• "t - - • . • 1- ' = - . 7 ) •''k , ..,' - 4' • . . .. • • .. • , . . , .. - . , . • - . I .- _ , . . ..,- : ~ :. .• . ~ - , 0 .-...). - Tit.lo:4 4 ~.,-, - ... - - • • • . . ..., 4.... ,.. • -.. : -...--1.-- -........_-:-..irr-"re . .. .. ..,• Li.... . 7 " • '''"r - , titie V* OA& .tfets 0114 ,1' . . 111001111411 oared' ir :4 .4.: *so ' 4 #0.1.0001010 . . . ert ye s ye I ' .* ! . i r k ' 44 4 11 04 4,0 c., , ;,,,,,, , ~;, .. ; A t. iloat Mil 007 ! SO .•s‘• e . '" . I43C‘ R ''.; 1 : 1t, 6 ,,, t 4 : 1 , ' l 4, immori ''' ; .?i t ' ~ .• ' " ~ 1 i i•'..4. ° AA 4m4ANO w.sibi t haw . .. • ; * siklltte ifug • 481/ 48 , 101.1 t . ' 4 4.31.66 . 0 8 OS t.r.o .7..4i t .eii - - -I"t:Tiths- . - --ce • . ~ 1,. ti Off •41: 1 111.1-t. • 1 7t -• Nit. t ~ .• .- • • ... . ' 4 c - %. • 4 - '.I , Otiii44l WA* .!'f ', I.- •• • .$4.8.' rt -I tss*-4 . P• • ... • • '; ••• :I•Yittel e.- gC. - ts . .),* , ~.....•140 , . • .- • "Ntl'irr ~- 1 • 1 1 ... - N • • ---..• 1 , '' ! ' - - . . . . .. I t ....04,. • , x. ; - ~ •• ,• •1, :...?" ; 4 ,'"- ..; . . r , ~,, -. . ..,7: ; 41, ;:-',... e44'rentirretvoll ~ , • ~ • , 7".• ,a .l .' " t i 4. 1 • • ~ - it • • 7 , i 5 1 :5 . ‘.. L e . • " I `..• P• I .• ' • •*: • :*:'7 , • - ' - ' _ .'... ::- l ' -° .... 1 . - .. ~.-.., 1,.. • . , ~‘ • ~.-.. v • I. :i r - 1 / 4 ••: .- - ---/ _ * ' ,'\" fk . • '. • • /2410 10 14- ' - Y - l' f' . .•' •-•- - - tisk !la ~ 4 itk , ' ;.",rg• . .*-310f----,-- . _. . . 4- • -• . - • • • .• ' • • 1 1 . .. L0.100.1V1 WIES'AIY, MvIRCli ' 13 , ' 1810 ' ' -•",• ' ; ' '' ' • ''' . *:** ' .''. '' riticiiiii. : - . .1 11M1N1M111.100.1.... . "'" liill w- , . . . . ,I, (yrr PAY, to be - d - raw nof the Slott: Trade. Its that Address his Maj e sty of orlich they have been convicted in the framing HAWKESBURY laid before that Nfillat-ittielldid ' • UN 1.. 1.11,, isto. tras requested to ittstruct the Secretary of State of their expeditions, it was not• easy to imagine PIM" whit* hid been aan'etb ' 11 0 ;: 'lttelibbibbir - - sctilLm. -P20,000 are .teBo,ooo fur Foreign Affairs to take measures, in coniunc. they could bens possession of any correctinforme. Spain, which, eftlw s*calf...enaildalkits eteltealtorlote • , tion with other Foreign Stajes, fur the general tioh. The country should not be kept in the length of ibielbeY batteelletteParidirs'ercie., `ed" . ,•• ~.. 5,00 .... 20,000 1,000 .... 12,000 Abolition of that inhuman and• odious trade. A dark when ift Most vital intetesta were *Vitae. doted to be - printed. ' • . period of more than three - year ; had since elapsed, He should therefore move an humble Address to land 1110UAND gave melee of lib Wattles • 500 .... 10,000 but scarcely any thiag has durin g that time been his Majesty, praying he would b e g e e d eue ly tebtlagforword a motion regipostlaribeNegibb 100 .... 2;000 I heard of what progress was makiug towards . tke pleased to gnu direciiins t h at there be laid' before °Wait 'villa •wat mad' to *Ant!' Olken : pasta 60 .. . . '2,120'J • accomplishment of that deniable end. This was that House& return of theamountef t,lse-reintrii.. with the French Gointentalktfor altr illtOloolill of* , 25 .... 900 a subj ec t should not he allowed to- eleep. military force no in then kingdoms,. ‘ prisoner.. : • • , 15 .... 72,900 • : Sweden, at tholime that Address wassneved, had fiord MOILINTJOY efrptiesed hie setrprlskoi .• . zorlarts,t. cwt but narrow means of . carolling pa -that trade. the wide rouge 'which the- apes& of -11mM.* Lord .L4l/10ERDAtE • brongla forward .Ids i 4e00,000 . .1 . . a rile,' bad since,. however. maosidiesb)y increased. Lord' had : takes*, Ho bad gone back to ' ,bit Ptelbleethefeetat kg' e Select Ceibini • ' 1 . 411 Ze Benefits, een.nttnr, of Four Ilttadiv , . .otterv, to he appropriated and set With Spein and Portused i ,:ogit*ffeeeee. se * .boPlSmed Tref** to the death 'of ~///fr ~ •:•. ' . 111MANISSIv Oil* • . ~ • , t • ' , lii addition to the Money Prises,,tc«. wisest:mg e t • . nom u " lit, tow ttodl belong theretwould ti '----' •• • ' ''''''" - - -t1 " / V" 44 '•''''''''''''s:f - " -.. Y -:. '!••`'•': - ----"---- -"'',,..).. , ~.„) , ,,,,A 5 a . ,,... • ... „...„ htkets, e.tchist So •, • - •.. ~ .: •.• .. ift • . '9 ~ ~ . u'r,•7 9 `"; • tddi ... . .:.. , 1° 513 • •1 . 'Aelitiet4 ' -.. theet or on est which '. when-' .o.• . . - - ' • , T.: fitaiaibq bieit . dnik.eandleitatillinheisiti - 4 44411 1bilibleft- '`. ... • i.' ' : leloilltd ;ft- • • , to contain One Hundred "gill% 60 . icsonly, prorosesl to have so meakat heart. Ilidce •• ba 4 4 1 4 1 064 -4 .7 0 . allithititotstiono : ' illir Cal.: .. *lllllll 4 l4 = ii i iiVg ,4li e ds tat ti ar I i follows : . . s however, could .be done to that ,eifyot -with the - Joellsta haiVfidt..thtt.Ontight orthet 410% ant not • sil"1"1.!ics: wh i ff •- . -. . . 1,275 Class A. inclusive 25 . - 1,275 .... 1.1~ , . 1,275 c . • - 25 Power , and he trusted the oppoptioity -of the pre. that dejection. ', Me would : not now , canvass th e their 4 : .ateileepelegotif olemeolviiiitlf 7 bed 1 1 ) 275 .... D. would nut be steglected. It should 'be made the diem& edropanson tiattbeen their conduct and that Owls I's" It Ilmillt - -1 14 bs' Ottlillit*'' • "*" s o reciprocal ohject and We interest of those of his M ajesty ' s reltOt Milllitegs• - i i erhaloPtim " at Ihatbathr6altillit f i it' allitkivAtlitid- be I to eontain Oae Huard Ticks% a s two Governments. We should declare- to.kuse. less -that condoet was inquiredin to the better it itt l Atit' l o 4o; t° llolll T i l . 4 4111 stitylkiaston' t v follows: rice, that we would put in force all the penalties would be for the Noble. Lords. on other side of 0. 4 " is tA s d i t i c t i llts ll " 94 , lniiiii i i * eba td; . I , ll44 6 . oo f*bli ite th .C tio ule i t • . 3,025 Claes A. inclusierr - S5 . enacted against that trade, and that We would thu House. -__Basirte would nut agree with. the -lom - Y . • 3,025 ..••• U. •- •••• ' ta c o nfiscate every ship discovered to be employed in Noble latfril that the, lives,Of our seoldiers•hadin grounds fully ‘ sufficient t 6 inistflotibeir sleordeldps t .. 3,025 .... C. - eteljt of tfidCoM. - 3,025 .... /),' &I a 25 jet upon, the. same regulation, and in the7execution in vein. • Had they not afforded the opportunity PoilY's atilti.,..,ts• - •hd°rO. tile) ? allalsttte 4 ., 'to IPtt rat* - • " 6 " - '' of it, the two Governments should lend each •of . proving to the . world, and. of reviving •the Vents. - -,witiLebat, view „ . t he „thellet, :lab 1111 . 1 ', t glier - . ' ' • 100 other their mutual support. For . if, as he trusted, glory of . the intrepid valour, the ardent spirit, the ai'lleiata*Lag a seam ‘ocosettat to baslets° to enntaht One Ilundred Tieigti, as the Slave Trade bad been proved to he coetrary,to and the.steady discipline of ritish troops ? - Was . I 'o° I §e 4161" of. the- B a tt 16d4C°161 " 111 Y 1 ' and follows t . : . • - .". • , . 4,775 Class A. inclusive 2 5 justice and humanity, then it must also bo con. not that in itself a most .brilliant and important to repcsrt totheiL the se there ._ ois.. • The . ..dtirticsie ... •,bis. - .. _ .. 4,773 ~ ... 8. .. „ „ 25 traty to the . Law of Nations. Bat surely these result ? .Neither pooh d ha agree with too Nubia lug agreed to , . la_°_ .__ 1 1 1 L , , cawed- the " 1,1 " • - ,• .i..... , .. 4.775 ..., c,.. , . 25 never was a moment when the Law of .Nations Lord ihat obi , low hid been So great in theStheldt Saittee''A d i bu r mu • ' . .-. t . . 1010 =11r - . , _......- , .:. - • • . i 4177 5 . ...pix i . ,„ ".: • , 25 tekat more vigilantly to be attended to, and more t:iptxlition as bad been represent:d o :Or that the •••• - HOUSE OF CollMoNS, Maapteq,i . .. A .,te .: . • • , ........- -; - ........- strictly observed, than the present. it was upon country would be left so bare of men as- the No. . • • ' .....:....-_ , • • .• 7 - . ,- . , • lop thoolobstion or th e o bser va nce of, that. law, that ble Lord seemed ,to insinuate. Aceord'mgle the A M 'Vino the Loria aniessaced '444 . ' g . is- sea- . tto te , l oft Distdary Prohibition M. • ID. tO centala One lituadred Tickets, every thing seemed now to teen. What. would • Medical R eport , WAN o f . th e men. who h a d te Ilk Degiosi Usher he 064114 saaw . Willows t .b. 91114 of this.ceentry---in .what. light would turned sick from Welehereo, would be able to to tbe Hama of Peers. On the 8 s retain . • .. 2,525 Class A. inclusiVe 2 . 5 ‘ u- sisi . 'ir. C 1 1111315 Moint ic ihe NOP** tr o t tlipssou of the Bri t ish A f elislature be coati. ,resume actual 'mice by the mouths of • - hlay and i_a_e____,_iteelree Ks s l a t 00 0' • ' ..• - ate ?rive& . r.' 1 - ' ''') • ' 2,525 ' B I .. 2;525 ; ... C. '. ' .1 5 _,_ ' and . 11fliellnk for the abolition- of the Slave • Olen to supply the place of these troops which it Meek Mob* SUL /fa euterstand'w I I .; 2 ) 523 : ..: D. •• - • • • ' , X& ' •we ohoold.sfterwords.sen. 4n forget that might now be the •intention of Government to coomilllttittoaridttusoweaud nal 11t a bielAiireeniediue. • • i ir ever entered into those ipit resolastions.? send abroad. There .were objects of high interest Mi. H. THOMf il. tbastibt, flot air t wit which 1: i L ' o . t it t e The object of his MO* motion. Tat* Kenai . at.stata-undoubtedly no opportunity • should 'be Stator eaoldlittlitstais. if the* n _ .,. ll .. __WSigitil 4 b• i 1' lade 110; sealed; Sad. inattfird ' -a such a supposition ) and _to enmetafe tag , oa Axis a wbee ateps omitted of assisting and encouraging the Spaniards T e r: e r r"' mar l a t a t efo rsdits7" ..- ssavalstaile And es aid Dirsetissi of the 4 owe •t' bieatel, NUT days beke the draw- had been taken by his Majesty's. Gevernalle( for and Portuguese, whenever they made a stand and that pienthint an. . 1 44. t he I ". wie4 . 4.0 . e . it" iip erg ; *ad ftb 4lls toe 4 AVlLfg_tb: carrying the object of the Address of that limit° seemed resolved to resist the common . enemy. If "ate A ' sot 1. 5 4: - * "rd by thir Manastess44lBoBll . . , lOW • - holderser the Ticketsiort. MY be eo- WO execution. Hi s Lordship.concioded %dal the troops were destined for the defence of Cadit, soi l st ri ro goots. 1116 • ~ " •AP .-f - - - ^ely. moving an humble Address to hisAtojesty, pray- where could it be • more desirable to employ Aim out Penne; dunire,,,be 1 0 ,. • • ..,_.• • • ... a.. two a " 14 ab ate the sae arguing inn that t he laioser tise does, copies or than in the last bold of Spanish indeptlesderica-... I ' m '""g "" '' 7 7 gie ' of thellekets iseladed by atile ---e. .:, . oredeo ap!o. I. C. or 13.) shalt he to jlos essolota I; sevgrot : oppeoestolatgpsv Om an. than in the spot where the, loyal Spaniards may .40 1 ~1,.. - draokreata .• . j u la w • i canW mimoicessis,,4l4,lM; ' . deliesitedtheit . rOtaihing_t*iitft,hnitiknoli „.. „ SP Ihttt. : ... , ~ , .ro , rergate4 tidirectir s die. . 4o.l.strr bi11i ,... t in -hes - vir - 11 4- ers •stelp.,BoB,oo,4iike - .• . 1 in case of - ao unaVailiog defeat*, We Ina/. Mr. V SivIET ON widow fewequausis Oars Raba . 4: 0 4 Aumbn A . ' o wed; Joisse abolition of the Slave Trade. , , Ni4l.s3 .. 1 .....• : .160.0,.i0 irsciling from thegripo "d a *rapidest, otopOssit wese.sald at OartiOOP!.. , .ft, i• Atigetke! NI ali.,,,i.bgnetligia.4l.l.6.,iins ear, ... The tad of LI ygRNAIL Ira voik to cos- isso#4 lie saw no possible dosser that ' coed *nbte_ ph is immi., l l L e ... i llooltat;_ d tt f ir m a..: lD rider - , Apt it S p eltr ackit toi 3 / 4 tt Pew ; 4 •Pi i •-. 4r .f.---- bet - w - 41 . -- kai i 'f lea th s tAh t s Atisl_ ross i pstescritest;4o bis Mityptity 'on arise from *ending this force • abroad wham -i! tretti.7ree sPi n.Witt"""esesms.• _•• ~ . , s ii.,...., : T e , et . C1a0_C . ....0f this 88 .4.4 was we!, fOrci bloom! "oleos, sad that would be acting in Conformity with the pledge WI i .lft. tiltNTexplirlikt, sad i 6,, -iitlie OW Aa . Ate 'titQM A 8 GRAFI a '9l" 4:Mit &lie,' la, ~ ~... tece.., .. mar ' . " uodeseptedly it ought most seriposly toile attended liadgirta 1 4 Spain, and - in unties' .08tas the spirit "1 r ..,•_ swats Waltham, belong thereto. And of the Norther so eunded, shall re- to; .lic Shotild therefore 'offer no objection to the which fiFSe prompted thill ""Miry 4 11141 1 011 " the etnoingell.neottoirY; and That even timer it __ _. __ _e .I._ 0 ___:.s. -..:-.. • 5.. ALA.. hit.. 1,.. desirahk. lfrig sepposed tfilum vri* *lmola . .. . _ new 4unspany ipast_ot 'Wolf 1.0 to thevennit. l‘e , winked it tife iota a Cosnosittee. ‘' . • Mr. MAR/IN *as of opiaido nuthiog could be • Wiri e ts . •• - isscossary than a nisi Stoat .l4dichstagel. The • Public d derive pet advantage from It; ilstiellsit the contrary, wosisilithe 4 t cousideraMy injured b its efech,_ 'Mr. Wed AS:II4G o the RM. • .. Sir C. Pitl4.3lt aside the. West *nines into die ma- ture .of the proposed estabininnews, and then sin the aw , t serious consequences might be apiirebetided from t•sesoCabtSe. • The Gaff rty was then clearebEw a division', when tbriawl- bets acre— • ' -•- '- • - • `M . 'For the second reaslint - . - - 74 • AP11144 it • - nrilv hi fagot . ; et - . the 7 hiaißill ;- * ....' ••• 64 14 .- ; r ant i c ip a t e d to pubis: expeadoaro, tor-Taawlajo.- ' • . • Ot t /tato indute COIVALTTAL OF MR. 41001641AAM JONES. d not ser i ous ly SirlilltANClS4.BLTßDlTllltallie :ha fettled* as sy ss isis s sjisa deeply that it hdd. dui- lown - 10 111,.. - Vow (4 , 40 , 06.' '‘ . k astsisissoisiat down to thello4, wheel thlithitlectitt ittaapedldits• • . , -.;....,- z - -. • &haat was b.fo fis them f bite - ma sindlttloltt itt .• ~ : r ol ocosseh l o t row out of thatiaottpittal wf whielt Ma etiiiii ' . .1 i'lliOd. • t. 41,. was one. not itegtefadent. on oculist' of Ofilihil/hl ~ ' 1 circusayhtnedite;jirithig ill' broad 'and unil*nlittlfla . J esentot a Poi- pasentieei 'it *tiros* simply whether int ! tittraYtkp . i a Catholics of .tal iniark.had.,_boss•-"*Mlsitted liy sot ihilisi t totOitt ;Mitotic, of the whether chi Iloneti.lnsd , aot • acted 'on a ptinciAe a - - . alluding to t h e radically imperfect , . ihtti ,radically' Itsraerse fi r Thu • A the grietatimsi (;stulititiltion: M -rodtailAtot ' whit 'he Aid. - liis t tir d; Rit d aim; may; lintels belaboured ,itkitaraita& tire Hente'llo . old submit ;pa- - 'ollie SO octs c ' 44. hicit' hi 1114 *,*idb‘i kitilserrA , d on tbe.prayet halteve perstiatoits anti illegaL• Ilikiltnew'that Itom's - men in tatitemotitryearrinobtittif nation ot' pallid.. Ito • lie on • the lhentari prilliside wiiiiiotegeosel'•ettenerbigNit • . . , • . - .•,•„ t t 1 . , .4heis privikgerirta or Mit iiiiiitltssble skuhtittilii • • ~ • - 1E mo o. -.that :natere l that Aar let Offri as. 'Eta oakell i ts t ilisis • , . •- . .... yids of tiff's Let . finsrfor the With* 0 . u sdi ss tyoils 4 Av . • ~,n ii. _,,, ~ • ~to at W Cr°. thing tb**B. 4 4itil thillibiltaiidilittear l / 4 . io •A . 1 vipsalaws,aay.. he Abbliw4strei , Viramosikaivairilit ° , , tweruft, man, :Wilt— )fiartliffitak t • tinitl&• . • . _,,. . lif • ` t 111 h!• law t• - a . .. 1 , 4. 1 • . ICY; ad • Lad as4 , tk- iiitVal'filtst Nit :. tiff —." .! me . , •, . . . .