The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-06-08 00:00:00

£ ~--. i -„ ._ :~~ y , Sb • 421, . ...-•••■•• T . --•••—•:----- ,--.-----,----_ :bind . themselves to the regular slipitty of a certain iirts4o4ol.ri.ett omen. ..., 4. .. - .04 . . 4 ,. to . i . 144 NT .111.1505.00. %CP...WO' felkirtly ° any • , Pi An Sint As as,„ . l*iitely to multiply the cotincetwn:N bet Wen tftit nitvf Intl the eilinstry. 4 • • fiord COC4III.A.NE eta a s .. .severe impress service in the 'E iii Indies, the t' the erase et thZ 'moderate length' of time'ilAise.shifiel Were ,Isqtrared • to ventaltrupen the sam e . siationi. limo the greates t , -_ .. Apnte of the crews had died. ..„..,. ' . .,, 2.1 ._,_. - • .., . After st ft iw words frodE•n,r. SOA'AV LEM i VREIs, t . he Anna was egrelltiltni - •i' • • The Zfrit'r,i din wit:ll'dt i' iecaitd time aftd cottiinitted tot to,asorrow, , . , lift Din dti tE CUAIRE:iii:AND.-tAtil4l4. . FoStiETT. .. , . a mt -tirrruvros said, that it Might be na. Ig • • . •• 4 i • tu tal I y expected, Alit in ceifseltience ip,( a recent .event, personally affecting his Royal Ilighisess' the Puke of eutAerlated, he Would e ither iltogettfer wave the motion his (tad to iiilke, or defer it for ' d - the former . . Some tune L he steithl franklf acksiw. !age he iai ditertnint4 that no circumsta nces stupid hair; teduced blot to have done, ant as to propriety pf piltpuniiig ie.; he was sating to - giia every actomuit:ilatioti iii this respect to his Roy il Higfinetai that his friends could reasonably reqt4ie ; but 'he had, on that day, received an intimation from a 'defiant Officef then in Cis eye, Vitt it. Is the wish ut his Royal .ilighnesi that he sboiii . bang forwaM the busineis of Captain Fositett as soon as possible; accordingly he . , should now pr oceed to duo lie here aoerted to 'What lie called the horrid f ind per fi dious attempt Slade tipiiii his Royal Highoest, and stated; that Ise lett in Coiiitioh with every mitt those !..epiitnents of horror arid indignation which so atrocious e 'Circumstance its calculated to ratite: With 1 festilet tb the businesi before him, he skis aware lof the ditfiqulties he had to etichunt6r, among those One, and nut the least was, that soft of se. perstitions Odd Which the minds Of honourable gentlemen twinned to entertain, relpectittd the in. wit:Tome of that House lit the government of the 'army. The dies) , was, as it were, the Sunetams . Sancionsm. He admitted, that there Were but fe4 ease; ill which that douse oilAlit to interfere . but yet, , io such cases, it was . the dut y of tha t ! . t House to make a respectful remo nstrauce to the upon Crown such Oboes as were proved to OW, and that the House would be justified, if redresS was delayed or reftised, to stop the supplies,until they, were gratted:.. The at m 3 had thelk xialiti— righti which were: not less valuable to theni than our civil liberties to us. Ile asked, whether a time might tot conie l , when the Crehti in the fur. therauce of deSticitic viewi,,might find in the army the really instrumentality of a let of base, docile, and unprincipled stiles ? He begged to be fairly iiiidekstood as Merely putting a possible case. History hail furnished .them with matiY instances of the civil power being oveewlieloted by, a mili tarf torte. With respect to (Wien Fuskett's Casa; ha'renfeisett that he had front the first view of the deponents entertained the same opinion of it he did then. lie itaa aware of tlieiltuatlon in which he stoo d . He would not shriek iron n its responsi bility, liotwithiteediug the prejodice &pink public accusers. Hu thot'ight trio grduittl on which an up :right% disinterested public.acciuter stood, iliaiiightst , eminence Avon which an honeit public man could be pticq. ..The. lion. Otint. proceeded to State the different grounds of C o mplaint detailed in 'the Petition; particularly buildieg his argument on this de c el e ration of the regadations of the army, that,. where a senior officer presents himself, as witting to purchase, he should be jiteferred. Captain Foskett hail done soe, and yet his aiiplica.! Csticie Was nesleftetl. Ile afterwards, at the elect of Several Months, obtained an audiettee of the Cononander.in.Chieft And &dared himself ready to purchase. Ile was then eiamlited, 4hether hey i was the senior Wheer of the regini t ent, a fact oft brhiclit, till dick thb CommanderLiii.Chlitsteme 4l to be ignorant. He next noticed the duel; jia' whith it -will alleged Captain Foskett had best concerned, and of which lie hid given's detail iii, 10 paMphlet. Hai ref to the systennitie refit• sal of Iwo of ailsedie, which Captain Fusitett • complained ut, was a serious g c rievinee: the HMI. Gentleman , went on to notice the charges I sang Captain P i4kett i as to the dneti fit which ' ..e' be was stated to he a p'ariii . and contended; ihat . I `in every Op-uf them; Captain Peskett Vas enti tied, instead of censure, to Commendatio n. •Clip faitt Fuskett, too, he shewedl was ready to go 'with Ilit troop Ott foreign service, and that the trooP,Vv& fullx aditittite to go on foreigO SerVice. Thu Iluaourahle Genklemao then proceeded to 'read testimonials to tiin character of Captain rostAt,..front a number of the officers along with whom be had ieriretr; brat at thu siAo rime eau: ietidek that though be such iestimoniali 'could be tirbtiticed•-;hough, indeed, Captain Foskett Were cacti. of the worst nice in the wurld,, it be -,, tne s House jealously to watch o i ter 'the In . - —4-1.., ir m v. and not to suffer them It f•. 44 flitei Ifd resented). ft,- Was . however, he f.it it etioteesaiy to make known . more to .the PlWike than the Ilutsse alteady tine*, to induce ifle tinaniatans• ithiptioin of his opinion, as to the ifferit of his friend—ti/tai . ,. hear !l --the Ileum • itid tfie count& hid Ay hill death sustained a loss , 41.ich be Altai Oared the youngest of those he ad. drastic"! *field not live to see repaired..iolazolc r y Of Ace, hecar . lj 'the o 'Slobto Loid eoiiCitided ihitle toovi?is- . , . . , ~ , 4. Triat the Speaker chi Wit lib writ frir a Barg' t o terve te,fiarliiiieem Mt Me Itotriaels et. Hitham yerrerr4 in the roota,ertlie !tight lieu. Vrtiliaes Windham, deceased.'' . l'll. Ck'SNINCI, tlidagh - he hat been loug,iii the habit.of oppdsfut the pliblit tineltict of the ristst;ietis, eilitailet id* * tid tinirek tests t o hear testimony . to thosp . talents and virtues whic h had i?tinguislicil Mr; Witiltham's spfentlid 'career.. ite 4 ?4,iiialft t With the Nettie Loril,• ts4l Owes: sibili.ti of doing jostled to_tinaeh Jo elaittql4 .to 4ertttes, eb - rare. It punt all the storms and all al! ientests Whiat bad rued in his time, Whatever , 0101 . have Iseittila _newt? of the moments ' l 4 (Mi. Windharitl, 464 d :till had ivettled the ais.• tear:rite° autf the tbilitt elf iciticlting poptilar epo..„ ,froinstiut - h . 1I if file*dtitlilct hid pot'madc liirn fie ob'eet at tiatisibtft • Ifhltalitity , it hid secured i, im * it wits of g ritet-valub,.lasting and inpe iithiiit admitatinti. iltrho'filise could so great ,A Chat'acter p a y tF6 laff Belk of natfire4..wiilipit fekitige is Chisin nibOld.be depitiredi and difficult 4o II tiiij but deg*, *as there,. I period , in Which.. tits oss . eotild b e *ate sensibly felt thaksit preient. 'fh eititiulit Litt 'life', ,'rum a siotetetienie u( pith. I We' distki lie haittixpdsed hiniself t o every threat. liitilig,eirii, in that he conceived lb be the ;anis of. tl4;eotiutiy: , tie•had left thtm it proof that con, iwet Li hp, oi l ; Whhe haltulated to otht the all. •• r • tillillali a al Oft', wa' Certain of conciliat J ing uni. irerLit eirteeht. It had often lietti his (M r. C.'s) : Lib, s i ti v4o 6 duns He had beoti his,oontempo... f•ait l , Co iipWasi histreibile ibnhttet; • 'this he had! freoisetitlY "datfe; iliinning be (;Mrs Windham) Cr:4d rho Lest pfitici pies to sii•Vtobes; but tietot ti;i4:l iiii Idt Saspected hi r e nititiveh to tie dishollt;uy., *tile: : 'tibia 40 a selfishness of Which it was (lit.) • Ettli for a pehlib than to diveSt himself=--tee Set. Lit 'floosie% •of pleasiilt these stint . Whom they, w . eiT iltlliti habit eif tibilht but superior still. even of this most littliabio of all selfish feelings hod Mr. WinilhAai bathaettleiltted;,.'.bOth by hit puliti. ieil friends and apputienb. • When he recollected • the accomplishment's !Sir Which that A rest charm:: iti'llail 11;icti graced —iv lien he eotisideiest Iljo .can !:eilt of his krionledge, gild the force of his el 9. iiiicii * Cel, 'which, it' net the mbst cbmtuandlng.tlieiy, It4ireiret ileirtl, was the most insinuating—which, itit Vic; bite hefttrince, delighted ill *ho guard it, fiadi them feel iliti the man iihilo,6peaking4.atid enter Into his heart, ho cotild not but feel sonpe- Miit recOdciled -to that which had been .called " a blot in hiic Co t istitutian.". lip a ll uded to he boroUghs; of Which sit many cuaiplainti had htel'hiatlet Ile did but ;AY that if mina such al. .; • 11;41k cilsted in the Constitution; lie would er . eitv theol t bdt,amOog the .secUssary insperrectioas or 6ti, gystem, ha thought it must be admitted- they . had tented to a goeduecentit. As to them.. they j ‘iFti indebted ftir the - splendid - tilents of Mr. 'iVintrlllitt;•,• OW; had for so malty years assisted iher.• t euticils, end alio il,ing, had lett to 'them .ail etainp4 o , which '6l , Try man, wishing Well 'Li' bis • • teuiilty, would be anxious to emulate: Thu 4odstion was then put and carribtl,i9d anew *fit brilt4e3 fob' the borerignuf ilighbAnt Fetters. ‘ !Sit 5. VIA fat. gain waive °Vat he ,woniii en - Vihslithsitak neat those tut the discharge of Mee Gale Jones: " , • . - . ' Dh• the itsotlot of Mr..F RIMM A NT141 , ;; are .. turd or all ausiti arising;oot .uf .3110 Dctoitk of Adinrralty'i testa :A in Excherpter Bills tpy ,the Re. iistrar of the 114411:Court of Admiralty six° thp st of April, 181:5;ittstether with Btu, amount of the fitterest theAusti; WAS Ordered to lie laid before tho !lione. .• • . , tit. SS ROMILLY bnOvea that,. the Titenty. • reds Repitt uf ibu..Committee of. Iquattee, re * ' •ipectiog the espoortrar ilk Poke IS•teablislievent, b 'lt dotted:to bit pringeffott the tills of dline,l79ii. e hho,tild .be . re:: jtillited 4 fire the use of the House. " !The VIA. andTeafned bentleinan took that op. ' p' ..iintiity of stating it to he his intention to reetw, thrly•in the ensuing Session, the tootiau he matt!" i ' few tieniirgs ago WIP the subject of etecting lieni. , • • itittlairy Houses. ;••••• ;- . .a. . . The Mutton was agreed to. .- • . • , *RS. , itilt TFIE INCREASE LW SEAMEN. . • Mir -HOSE, pursuant to notice,, ruse to melee. . : tot licaireest t 7 .ng in a Bill for the intreaSe of see. • osit%Y. Ilk:object was to encourage thp laercise itr Methane Stainen. Ile Wasavrarupf thediffi.', SlTltas Owl jealousies to be encinintercti in any in. ' ' !Me all* 'frith .M I 0 mpress Service ; but it ever if oh eras a time when that latirferenpe might be ' retCre safely i admitted; it was the present. lts lilan was fat the establishment of Naito! Se7aiita. • • Irlels rift the Coast's; where Beys might have a.:;io, • Initiarien into the profesiion of,a seam an, . for four • ' lor fie •icarli The source:frotn whence lioyi • - • iiisAttld be drawn . , he Pr,oposi.4, to, be that of . the . • - Partsll troupers. Of, Hasse ~there, were.' hthat t 0,60, and their capon* would nut cost o:eter4- •• ifient.utove than 51. each. ~ This shypiy- *o h iti.- • . toep to n a succession of seamen to the taouitk of • lev'en thousand every yeaf. ',lie attic, that, owing i to the' severe operition 6f •the.intp ear vice, to inie insta4ces / Mt* Comthapacra,46 )Piliamett v • • - ' b e lie . been o hii 4 ad to,gh oat,VA?, .. 11 ‘ hiiitS a r e ' , 4 7 , ': gid:e bred seaman Mt board ,:: thelaftAM,jhate toollf • ':- aver cause of • the toast of so•thaffy4ips in that seV. go . ' 'Wee. :A •Ga l ;taitt had itaiLl, itot : ltoole ; r . eitis 'ego' 4 "L • %relit his crew similarly 'earestlastaqsed ; ' .. after,. - hpbever, he hail wade dim: opli ilastsest o s ihtly - were A la keit from him.. ile.thon simimied by . "hocilegit 4 . .. t . ibAt *Mire 6114i0t.gt to 14indl i r:0 118111, to incr•ain thonumber of periona l bred. !be lea , 0 service." ~.., _.... 1 .• . . . ~ _ A. . • , . , • Mr. 1V I taiIAMSMITti a pproved of ate 0, . 4 •••• fcssed ntject of the Ki4ht !townie:los Cleat "- -• ',tan's motion; he stated that the rigotr of tit • impress ssrvimt in the Greenland Fishery halo fiat( Iwo , feet so severely in the Orkneys and tie Isle' of Shetland, as to produce there a : :,encrai disgust N• ~ .. _ for the service. Ile recommeuded some specks or iit4 euntlautation ly which tlse merchantmen would . _._ , • .. siikrrsmAN , , • ~---r --- -------,------... , --- , • . I'HE N'TAIIgNMAINT —4,.....:_ • , _ iiiDA4i Yetik A itit(f , - mosr thivta4Nt'lliitzUrarricE.: PROM .111fEltte4. -, ; The ?flip, iTANkON, front New York a Is ar. rivetiaifaierp - 001, and bring' the foltiwynis lin. ItOrta it ' icia l uident:— ' • ' HY'A ittTY. . " All Act CONCCILNiND.iIIE CoMMENiTAL INTilit co *(S& ' ATWON •Illit %Mitt!) OtAVFS AND `GRiAi SRITAIN AN 6' TRANCE, AND Tlletit E. ecsociecans, ANb IfOil. OTillgik tsdirosks. • S Bo it 'enacted by the Senate lad lloltie df j :l l l,er predsWiadveidf the tTaiittl States of America, ,hi Coniems aiscnibield, that front add after the pauidg of this Act, no Biltlsh - air t'cench Brined' vessel stall be permittid to enter this harbours or j ',Twitters titular. the I urisdietknd of the United Stales; 'but every British or itell4l ended i met 6 hereby'' Inteitlicted, except *had they still beiSiiiid in ,4); -(0061, by the %lagers of the tea, a *ton k iyhtreed- with diipatistes dr bustards from" their Givernmeid?, Or coining is a pt bits packet for, the eenlreyenie of NSW; In Wtich "calm, as *iii' l as in ill dither', Wien they Vaal be Viermitrild ti i enter, Ai• COMMandidig Oliter Audi intmcditiegi report Ids ?Mal io fie Cott:lda of the Distrlik 17,1Tir-lt—assaieed-to htsdeMesirk, supposing t h at tic. 'ltif,rfrailiihalf. tit; nett Adverted to one of the' `itiol el War, by - Which, be contended, it 'estii-ipipesail.ve en tho Contrittaddr.in.Cltia to re. po4t.corevlgist to the Liiii; and when this 'woe' not done, the party 'cneiplaining ought in find re tires's in that ilonsei . It was impAssible that this artiCte Pnisid ; zfkr to 4eciiniary geievisicell only, , its had been 1 etweli agerentird. lie Concluded by sho'clog, tirsi,' the Resulutionli 4,f faetb as they.' had iteea stated Wilde) ; and.a third Itirtfoletion, , that the Commandev.tO.Chid !tea nut ebno his aiity h rho lillig and the Army in ibis ease.-7 Aid, -if there passed, he lurceded to .'Sni,ve ne AdVess to the King, that he Would order the 1 c o mimndeei.iii.Chief to report according lb the Articles of War. Theirs Wesolutleit being pht, .., ' :deem, Cit'AVirrOßD, after ititing:that be Mould 'Ala eyiter lotb ucentest wills the . iloniikr. • Is aegtleniao le vhawaitistftics, Observed, 'tha t irit part of his speech . cutilribted uf an ha. le about whit every one knew—that *soldiers, niitiose the rights of citiestair, guitarist they wereaubject to particular regulations, which had the force of law till they W ere ropealed. lie agreed in that, but be dada that in every 'case where redrelis might not be giaotea in the Maniac: . „ of his entering the tkePetitioner pleased, the ifia -- elie waslalleti iiMit stating tbe;nbjeet,ot eanees• "to interfere. . '1 ipts • at:fetid be taking Ow flohrd'' Titbourebt watereOf the United . States ; and shall *nut bf the army one of the hawks . of•the CreVOS • t • • - • i e:ii ic: tak , 6 suctl po . 'glen thexelo,ate .shall,he assigned hint and gl u ing it knfilte House s : orCdtnaons. Ileit• Genera l licit defended himself ' claim Oa ta`-' by such Collector, and shall conform himself, his .. • notating of having° takenalte peekef tke &Centred. . 0, vessel, and crew l to „inch regulations respecting • prentaturely The Duke. of. Ciimbeeland and * Au e r Wtpostititior-in.:Cltief had bevy accused of Nits- licaltii, repairs, seppkice • stay, intercourse, and taco, tyran'tty, eid dppreiSietti• and it *is his duty departure, as shall be Signified to him by the said • t> eke the earliest opportunity of electing these :, char s, which he had d,ese from 4411 u-tents whieli Cultettur, :under lb. authority and direction of li'itt heee reit.'el in his hands ter .th at • wpm.... it President Of the United States, and not con. 4ftel: the teibliCaiion of 'Capt. F o skett, they had • . still inthered liteilly td the nutmeats contained ill forming thieeto, (ball be required to depart from these doetstentS. One of the doettuients he had frobi C. G milli ii. he at present coriontiade'd • tlie . 6 . _ . . 151 h Light draguonothdeviipio.rtomitiexaj , 5E,,t5.. : ... 1.—. 1 ,, A tid be it further enacted, That `the United Stales: - ef .11;6 same regiment. • They setiiiireti'ie4. 'llleif all peat - intercourse with any • iutcrdicted for. fOrmer liceotlnt relatire to t he duel; find fitottsiok. . . , reign armed easel's, the officers Or crate thereof is ) Adding Whit had been said ,of ,C4pigt rusitett'i hoittinitY; his statemen ti bo le hittf but 14 latingi lierebi forbi4dcn ; and if it hj , person shall afford iluk if he, had. at the time bieo heeled to a C ourt : • the any. aittto such wooed vessels, either in repairing Martial, it would hails iweit highly keideuil iii Coact not to floe eeshiettet hid. • lie admitted the • kir) ier in furnishing her, her officers , or crew, provocation on one side ethicit ledtrethe duei,and with supplies of any -kiln!, or in any manner ife iverild twee treated tlie prinallpes-,-young !nen. - • With iuttagence I tint Captiiii Fositiet he would •Whatioceer, or if any pilot shall assist in liar,. hare treated at least with Ifs ;eta ocrerity as the:' Cumberland liad dente The lltiu. Gene. : ' hibitio*' itelesl for the Tosilett in that regiment was the satement of the Cifeintatictittg Officer, Wito gating the acid armed ve ssel, contrar y tei tine i nv. Duke of Cu purpose of carrying lice tat then etateit, that th e ieftis s i i to p romote Captain perfectly jeetided b}• 4youti the limits and jurisdiction o; the United Slates, the person or ' persons se offending shalt Nod given it u his dpiition , %%halt lot wee bound to declare when required, thdt Captain k oaken teas beliable le be tend to their good co beh • I am unfit to command it stiriactroit. brit a distinction had been taken, and out of iiidtif g enee to Captainour) ihtlfah l illt r — tir ci euSer forfeit and pay a sum not ex. Foskett he had beerk oderiel tmajority ill a nee- wetting „Iwo thousand dollars, to be recovered ment o ~r ini i. antry. As to the eteltange by *hick a epee indictment or irifermation, in any Coast of e `senior officer-was littrodriced as Major into the re: . • ginient, this *as perfeetit cnnueon in the artne-rus competent jurisdiction, ono moiety thereof to to his nut beivigient to Spel•:, there was the au. t h e Treasury of the United States, and the other thority of the Conon:toiling Officer that his. troep , . Was the tiotst, And it would hate brad iniproper tio moiety to the person tt, hu shall give information have sent him on a service wltere he inigkeeeiette ' m ice •. pe • as •eeu • - u to the satire to effect: provided, that • ally hate commanded the regimeet: ,Besielei, all the grievinies cif which the .raitiottei: etsmpletit if the prosecution shall be by a public officer, the hind [iced redressed by thetate Cotninatiticiatt'ate • Whole forfeiture shall accrue to the Treasury of in his Own way, except twoi which were no • &bre grieranbes (hail the, order to attend pAiader crh o the United Stots. " S. j.—Aittl be it further,enacted, That all alto penaltiee and or uteres , which may have Contmander in Chief hid really therefore tin grifiv: atice to report upon. He Admitted that the iiii. f f.• de of tiar alluded to till lint ielite .lolely to pets. niary grievances, but the Commander id Chief lied koeglikeerog,under the act entitle,d " An Act to a discretiOnciry power, ds he cotitedded: If do 't : ,c • nterdtct tlin usemerettl littercottree het*een • the artield,,hoWever; hail been se imperative di kik : i t :00 fto other Purposes," tut , • been alleged, alit! the C o mmendei. in Chief having 84itited-Statea au Great Britain and France and . **Whit% to report it ptiii,. had iiiitnettleeted his duty. li k ' Dept:OMtents The on. General thee iematked, Hutt tilt! eaten:' et , . • ,-.•-•• • .. . H tials of disci were firmness, modairatiod, and a Inenthaltell, and altoall „the penalties and caret. friendliattenjlan to th 4 troops. These *deathless hid not been lost sight al on the present occasion. ' titres which may have Wee incurred under the But though the absence tit hasshnesi was a print!: stt, laying an , embargo on alt ships and reisels in pal part of disciplitie, refractory •eincers would timei be Mud, iiith regard to whom, te t e : rity would he necessary. ife then pronounced a the pens and harb sof the United Stake; Or some i , our under any of the several acts supplementary high panegyric Ott the British ilium., and eritte i ltid- thereto, or to enforce the same, or undtir the eels ed by declaring get detest ation of injuitice, 'ty_ to interdict the commercial intercourse betwee n ranny, and oppression. hese would Hever and an adincate in him ; but the eery rveriit had the Uoited States and Great Britain and France disployesel throughout its the conduct of this tic;. . -• .. • . „sec. . 40 me _, the vaunt; ciliation oft the ene their uepeadenetei, and for other pnrposeti r 11 mov e d 'shall first itesoletiod, propiAing t o ile g atiie the rest. ~ be recovered arid distributed, and may be re. milted in the Manner protidad by the said field Me. WHITBREALI, in en ener g e t ic speech , stipporred the motion. He defended the conduct a Captain Poskett; and read carious documents ; respectii:eljt v and •iu like Manger 'as If the said acts had edeitinUed in full force end effect. Amongst others; letteit (ruin Sir. Halbert Wilson . and Colonel Askew, highly Creditable to the ion. •. " : 4 —And be it further enacted, That in duct of that Officer as A Gentliimsii anti &Soldier. Sib. . Mr. MANNING shit) stated his wish to ihp. case either Great Militia or Or France shall, before part the motion;,. . 1 ' i ' lke Isiti .del stfilaitAlki . t t • Mr. MANNERS strrtOx andCol4hel 1.01 .- •."..,. . z .L ,' ~ --- !s° revoke or fluidit y TUS defended the condtitt of the. Duke. Of; tis Tm. 'be'. 13117" : 11111,11111: ,4. het_ tlie vir V ,.. ;: o h ,d a n t ,s l ;ttfk : d e t i ess i t e at t e., T . i v o h ia ic t: ( t a b:: lerlatid ; end ciinteoded thew tile : Cialiweettlur•lli l ' it ' eta tcse '• e' 4. " • - et . - I . T • , , Chief plaided 'the course , Nk . hie . h t . he trio ,. '4:7",: - . llof ~, -. „. , 40.. ir • . 'WI Hinteil dut. - tr. ? AO. , t rt shal l ti-elitt'e by • Stranger wells Ordered to Withdraw ;,•bei he Precialteldion•l• andif the bther Nation dell ads tli • vielon took place, anti the reiticsa. wita.ne4lllo: •,,,I,l;ei th,,A, a -A, l , , . .i tit'. msk,..ciiii, on the Voile of Credit wisetottL - • I- - ':.-- " 7 ,1 '7, t ,! t . I : eo6ri 'to reilik° or °l°- . , .. , poned until to.morrott. . • Alt)' We;EMitts ht . like mauler, • then the thirdy The other Orders ear flee They writ t" 4 • 44 Pate tV fouith, fifth, sieeiti teeenth 4righth ninth, tenth, ~ • 1, , „ . of, and its hill past Two o'clOck this MoraintOthle ; • _,* .2 s . s , , 11 win adjourned'. aiid, eightettith Set:Mons -of. !fie Aiet entitled 6 Au . . . - , • e • ~ re • Act to antetdict the Comiercial Intermit/sopa ,c . , , lip. , .. t . : • . ttr eek ' tit United State s and-Greif ifeitain aid • . rraglij . and their prlindenCioti,aittt4tir tither eurptiAbs, a , ru and, veleta ot . It it v 4 m ... 4 0 44 ' s Vion -- - three thorithe fit'siii the dale4tlie•Proetamation • ' !'ffeetstild, be reirreed and'- hive` felt ferie and ..' 'Weds tofu as relates to -the Dorairtions, •Colo nk.s,' arid Dependencies and to the articles the growth, produce, or .Mattufacture of -he Doi'. • • . • Alone, Celonies," Ana Dependencies of the Nation i . t atia,refesins, ey negiectieg, to revoke Or modify o bee gnat in inannei afaesisid:. and the vestries • lions imposed by this Act shall, front the date of . ...dtch Peoelainatiote, -cease and be discontinued, in , . religion to the Nation revoking et modifying her Deceits in *nit& ifurtsaid. , . (Sigued) : " J. A. VARMINT. 'Speaker of the House of Representatives. ".I . OIIN dAILLARIh . .•'. ' . , President of the Senate (pro tem P ore). „ May Ist, 1810, eiteerdeca) , 4 JAMES BlitDDIS.' . ..,:—. ... ,• • The following fiery important • Letter to the eommeecial world, on the elbow. interesting sub. jet, 'was re . eriaed this atoning et LLOYD'II---• 5" " w YoRK, fit A Y 3.1 r congress have adjoonid , and oy the last kw cantered by them, our foreign commercial m intier* are tikes* em the 'following ranting ; "i"ntalen (not letters of maretae) are admitted to troie here.. " k loolawris veaertiethe Priestliest to ream the Noe ...iii.tiehi rai'll%Nilttitlearrmareirs.eProAltillltitics.dr:eitpoeft;o6irts.: Itikirill.inhnolurld latercimrse Act agattt the Bettlgereat who shall refine ti I F - (1 • -1;"J ~.. .r-- (Willi : 1 1 re*Cia4C a 44 limn the lie lh her Po" t he oa" until Nov tITIE yoil dsy !ail appcir fated, of the s tated ii gpprO try io followi which Slates. rived Ift§ proceed< 6 6 11W ed td the disys or some " 6)1 Cs WWI: rigid Intl the shori peata we fear and tlie3 It is the roil vessetb tt t L vy, tidy/ a from I there derabl Wi the rAI P to about vett Thcia cially pregt MI furtnl week lion for t with iu L his o 1 ,1 ; LEY. mots czch so •l vont the only the' 111011 • Vrtli bro end the Foy abll phi thr jut the gin thi of • eh Ca to 7 / 1