The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-03-26 00:00:00

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Life Assurers with this any anipeaMMlnd Mt ma by S e etremOlie part of the United Meeks Ikeell~s ill D ec ked Vessels. or Steady Bests; ailf the dvisg Peter. to pass i tr lc' n:iv TrAT; toetweee the Tesel and B as s b o odeeeribed. without a nn. LIFGSGPTICE.-0 hfigin LIMN. ' 1 thaerismdietriate hi this la Profits Soper =iseltrist ' -0 Leese the Pro . nadertabma 4 sPo while 111111114,01111 ar all s det t t= "r or Tea,e Tweedy. and . pre Cent. Wag paid la addition to the sewed a ; end cases bare *scarred whore the rim Ms been more then doslilie the sum sawed. A bow ememettag lo mast lastaases, to. Theet4se Per . . Sib 1M al Itiala he templik - orf 'Thirty per Cent. ea the Preldielfebk whin fhb Wee Years. eliding at Illelteet we NIS. Ms bees oiled to all Policies of Assurance ulkeleilethis afire. fee the lobate period of life. OFFICE—CAPITAL ONE MILLION. papyltagated yes wet, dessrlidon of property within siv4siiiivem• lima "SPOl,pia ionic Lasses artraalfasdlyield ' by tor pommy, with Über lik so4Prellibilfr• • ' 4. Plithe. wh sign at User-pat. should be reaewed *id& rime Dayt Germillair, or , Opt some wUI become lwid Selistrsees IioINT. R.Br Fe.. or other °tidal dope:acted. • W A ieit IM BURY, Saesstsrl• IttlE Secretary of tha t arts ad a the maw 1' *term UNION 11001rTT. heel?, thesgbt it to de ntate oar Advertisement, lie *Mak • the dissolution al fir Nereid Uniesfer atelont,issarrenee"...wes meottosed. et" Widens" sod to complble 'of " 'malignant inslasa tism," we deem le oseessaryje rend. Nob larpetettiems. We ormiesed the I above shE/ ili directional; we mow re peal, sad is ,ef the conielorms of air assordems. rselPehilla ' ankh was NMI irged by Mr. Ilare.be- LI Wan WO or, in answer te a charge 11/ jived 1"1 she Directors far wptylig thearnts of the , l' ell ea to their at* tosterto. " txreass srve4in 1111 . FLO::1141111210 rear:Tier. it (the Norwich 1 111 rialiartis !Levee* TO A STAte or AAAAA IiSITONNO. La -1016111)1' d'lrrefors In toosidirsble peril. as they were priamito liable on tht silkier, mad meld have to seek marnant4eas frets the overheat at hero ; that amoral kodr , "lsaies. eiriaome noiartsasate diferevieet„ had Is sued Ike dirt-dirt le dettraitie their responsibility, it Ur :UM TO cower: tut THU IKILICIIII." The sew onnecra we oacterst Ind h. the " Old Nevelt* Fir( Oftee," (sot :.he Cairns bet a trading company) sew emewast shored and recreant( it se may of Me seas len 4et talc Cite* as tea be brought ewer to Ms ff. The Mlle sills* doubt apitrsdate the Imalse Is which tor Ambling Mai noose ed. nod Judge for Almaden dares& sad sbeesrity dispiteped la advertislog the re animate by the ellarehed Setholy, es bemoan bowleg out thaw project. thew invite the pone me asamhse Ina" tba plea and eirnerrorthe Cosner Fire Otire. Ad large original Ca 'W. in • - ,tton to tbe Panda A sea from lasseasee. of ---L of ladsomeny eo waver& Ihredis hkttoln==reeirtdii; ...seres..44 have ft and it. Cartes hare two i Illoissaad Three IA vadred gad Mt, Calm- MOT A SINOLIt LItIOVION has ettoarreo with any r. Exempt hem Me.e.taenaeOttflashasits,oodoloo eseriarn to whieb sore Mem submit to precut. I, yreatorevonalattoas Aare bees made. Is thee. who sow ranee. portiehmte puny milli ohs erlgi .. illemben. Hewes et Ita sad MI per Cent. la aeae.- psa have been rsvAarnacre PAID To ALL tease= who Ineeratineert insured semi y mra. epos as writ -,' serleastal Polieles.-4116,000 lava bees Warned wily to about 30.000 pees en lashed, within the last press--an important advao tags which so ether lawn .oSee affords Arthur on these plaid*, se many ••• ?mine pird harn'eati and unrivalled seems. it roils's); that the basins , t of the Comity Fire Ogee a talent in a degree al Pgetbar saprecadesterd—on 4 pale;ie naturally pr4lferriug approved goaded ____ niesutsges, to soldiers' delusions, law-stilts, cod leppolinmente. Lts Werra. - - Aped at Wreaked .LIAN GIBIG, - - 1 - - City Rood 14 HUBO•ND - • •• - Rborodltrh .nrclorr. RAWLINP, t otem ! SIMILE. • • S. • • Stepney MiXT - TiIIIitTIDAY. Ss Cn. oniirit the attentioa of sh. Pablie Ernest We% Meal, octotaining TIIREE rItIZES, OF £110,000! hr Capitals. Not T- o Blanks to a Prize--sad Days to Draw.—,f ooo toe Men First-Draws ‘... Tut:asp iv, belt the Lost Day bat Ose. , e 1 Shares. wveranted admen, are Selliag at the SWIFT swi a co. r . 11. Poultry; It. (Assisi 0, nd 31, Md gate High ..treet. tiNO GLASSES a 64 PURNITURE.—Sere -I"re finCOND H (ND PL4TEN, are now ste t.OPRO dad Son's alacufactory. 03. g 'Man.—Some o. the larger she. sr= A kr large dinisprooms and elegant drawing. large esrutinent of rich 'Wished Chimney, Pier. fumes, kith New Glasses of superior colour sad the priers redace4 beyond an former precedes(. ;lass for Windows. Carriages. Itc.—Tbis snide ' minulertured so high as 130 by 71 lashes, 11/1 in en' glees diraealliona. "•° 1 " 01 'li. Ottatlesez, herrtiaera. Proprietors or Hotels after., Will llnd this Warehouse deservieu attendee. Itemi%Ciariely of excellet it Cabinet sod Chat rWerlk.. rlrr.. smangentents disttlmy some sew sprOloleOsa .altielinntl elegaseo, with au still greater *dew v.onty to the cherge. are delivered to any pert of the country, widest Mary or expenee of packlrog. ANT COATS, eel and made in a supeeiSt awry, from the very hart l;esosy °loth, from 31. Se. •. h andg West of Engles& superfine. any colon. t •wrond. il. toll. 10s.: n ea t costs • keel de. 31, to N leis. • hot coats end cloaks, from 5. ttlityitterettr , •••ehes, IS!. Is very best double milled, imamate troners. Ms. i 0 11. 10s.; waiseosts. St. IV ,' shove price. are frar r invents made complete te warranted, in point of fashion. clods, workman• material*, equal warty lu use at the weal en.l of the , Nterellants, equable, a id others, who are is the , ini out a quantify of clothes, • considerable rti• t price will be made. A large and fashionable ase at of rentlemen's end bops' idea" ~,,i.. A.,l.ll,l:nrT's clothe. werthosse. 47, a Fi sta ste nt e l lreet " AUL ale, -----I'_"'__!tn the Monument..-. For ready money only. 4 iIN C;iifrigTi; jig WIRD. R INTRES, ENGRAVERS. So.—Whereas •••:, tote% discovered that serials Perseus are in the t i 4:3 ol sed iv =a yeediug Labels, p pl es or i ss i., I to the b o ttl es lag the GE iii•ACKItl prepared lip DAY and )(ARM. Anaolleg tin 11 . p ncipled deplore to impose os their _.2 mid and Nutrient' nt irk. We hereby tiler a .slet."-.7 1 1l °When to otryPersoa who shall give such 16... -- '%_ . °5 " yin kid to the coevietion 0 any one guilty ~:i7sl Practices. ' DAY AND MARTIN, 97, High Holborn* COM PAT4V. rrrc trper. - tent Lie t. oleo In wisawsat altered and escrow km of tie Zak Uotois as cos The palate sill as doubt awl tore farts lorebeea concealed d Ihe truth sad sliseerity dispi lieu aerie by the diseofsed dG stip ww project. Imp in the pub* to Strutenofthe Cooney 'legal pad. isaiddition is the Toads firdtkessipfat mom Si had gtdo llim lVoss iS Tointl le Censor Orrice. boa beta jig te Ope Titassarttl Then alb. and was a sinews Litt' tisissore. 16c.mpt Ibiama Me Malta sawlike. to which lc Wants, great senpowslatkis rose who sow festive. peril ol Members. Reams of enter, hare been INTL/11/OIL' Ilisepotineed insured seven aspen' septrastal way to about PO.OOO pe riAterfreS--an important ad, OSev affords Acting jo ?win t ptrd hernia It ea sari/rising that the basis lOW au Gent io a degree nßrlrir..rj labile naturally *solid tdrantazes, to so& iniipoltalsents. 'iII•SMAI WMIIM. - WILLIAM GAM, - • Jogs HUB 13•1111 - - J.Jtinicsox. - • J. RAWLINP, • Ts 'OM NEXT TH %sin , & Co. solicit ti the rrelent Rie% When THREE 1-111 ZR k'Lother Capitals. Not l TWO Days to Draw. --1 Prize NFL': 1:II:RSDIT, Ilel 11614 •11n4 %hares. warranted *OW" of SWIFT 1b Co. 140 0 • lad 31, Aldgate Hies L- --- • (/ ‘ / KINO (MASSBS * .. t l'rge 88COND H - ••at I .sean tad Sorr's 10 .._ 1.4 'reek ;Sitlita.—Some 0, adapted for large dinisa www. A large assortment 41 dal hunts, with New 141 1 4 1* ; the prices reduced rots Glass for Windows. !aly 113 0 be ma oufaetared es i c_ . s 3 . 0, lu any Alyea dilates °"1 " °00 . Hentlerez, See 2111 1 ethers, Ishii find this Wi !oohs .ttemiveVa Hely °tem isesslinirler:, arrangements t wl . jar le ailiessend elegoom, '; ori, v.uilly to the chcr t r ou;Nee dtliver e d IC , Ally 01 of is:limy or eXperlee of pi CCOATS,ei :U. NUMMI, from th e eery h y.lts: plied West of Ei "' 6.10 X; brit strand. Pl 31, to 31 Iris. • k-rstemere breeches'. h I humbl e tronera. IA shove prices are fn nerranted, in print aM materials, equal tom .10 merchants. ea lasi/ , . o f ▪ out a qttsnlily io prier will be wade. . 111 of eilittlenien's end ,a am. Atux,, t.fftllT's clothes wl rom the MOllllllll ;« er (), ,beep rRI NTERS, EN( .t h . • kw ° ,elisensered t Mona i r.. 4 , 1 , 1ng and Veadlni a%zed to thi 1 . 0 ,644'•111 ACKIIi peeps snprinciple % IN a ▪ Ysd and injerloi 1,111 ealheis to al sfika i ll l 24 , wit ked to nu Pik Pflatiees. e I THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT WARDEN. Lest Nigiotbet • ONitt TUt lloolsll. ; MORROW. W DDDDD DAT. Mareb the !Ms • GRAND SELECTION. From the great Appluse on Friday last. (and by express desire) u latrednesil Handel's Sacred Oratorle) haus or Rem. So Reek: sod Alr. Mrs. Saloon—Se Audi the late and harp awake.— areeinpanied es the Harp and Organ by Mr. Bodies and Sir Genr--e Smart. For the s e eeed sari last Ise. the SE LECTION frees • (M.S.) Serials . Drama. treaded BAJA TNT. Selma the First sad Seamed Parts, a New Cesar tante fee Two Harps. Mr. Botha:and Mr. OWL (In "Ala will be laundered tba favorite Air. es areseged by Mr. HOres—We're a' aeddla.) A SELESTION from the Ora id! et THE MESSIAH. with IS. Aiditkaal Aeungia .ausWi. try blesert. Between Ihrlionend nod Third Parts, i auger% not the Violin by Mr. Merl. A GRAND MIS ERLLANAOI/I:4CT. ineindleg a SELECTION beef C MUM UTE. Mielifssilleirl Open. e ulI added zABRIM7III. Faintness Sr . Mrs. Ralson. Mist Geedell, Ileilabeabers, Miss Posey. and Madams Rout da finds. Mr.l Now tom. ireisu it 114. 4 / I " e = Iloyne, Mr. Hama. Mr. Usu. Videat' Lugherat. end Mr. Maple. • Ceidnetor—air George Smart, *lse will preside et the Organ. Leeder—Mr. Smart.. the Ftef4, A osi SYDNNY lieel o. 14* Sal free set* expedistits - It P.M only be WIWI* y. , . A ..id. it fras to riitt l ' Oeptleseee made is e pi c / : iiii hV i titat alter an be deed. 11 — IN) dear Which PreTell • Hoe. Cleetleesas E. be miliseiwy. it gratified lie le see se A- PI by doe of the Lords of the 'Trees pr. set Ile Agricultural sissies ever 446 ect use. feeling domains age. Ir. fitieee* at Hesse for relief. 'tv- Mr RCH, 1. explasatioo, said be ha mi• to doss Mt% le a Committee up sh i s , peed be emidersti a *elfish mason lag tbetarosey Amid be absurd by He e — r 6"141.1-40air M 1111-I.y d ..FakiallY• . o _o lll - dry tw weal Kir of b from the resells; wetde. r sad BthBthof Qneen Anne. -- The LORD CHANCELLOR had to stain, that it was the intention of a Noble and Learned Friecd of his Dow almost (Lord Redesdale), to oppose the Bill in every stage, as he conceived that one short sessedineut of the Acts of Queen Anne, wooW answer all the porpoise of the present measure. The Bill was then read a woad time, sad ordered to be committed on Friday vest. r . SMITS presented the Bth Report of the Commis sioners for the Repair of Roads and Field's@ is the High lands of Scotland.—Laid on the table.—Adjournod. HOUSE 017011 MONS. WA RIK HOU' ILD CORN. Mr. WIISON held in his band a Petition from ter. lain Merchants trailing in Foreign Corn. The SPEAKER Istiireil if the Petition was public or private. Mr. WILSON said it was the Petition of private lad:- viduats. He then proceeded to describe its object, but that object appearing to be connected with a public alys sum, be was indeced to decline going into It at that moment. After some routine business bad been disposed of, he again called the attention of the hones to the sub ject. The Petitioners, who were traders of great re• spectability, represented that they had imported large quantities of grain under the present Corn Laws, which had been bonded and wareboased, and pred that their peculiar hardships might be considere d is any discussions that might take place on the laws respecting imported grain.—Ordered to be printed. CRIMINAL CODS. Mr. WARRE presented s petition from certain inha bitants of Taunton. in farm of the revision of the Cri minal Code. The Petition be stated to be signed by persons of great respectability, sod persons of all persuasions concurred in its prayer.—Ordered to be painted. --- -- MIL HUNT. Mr. H. BRIGHT presented a Petition from Bea mintier, In the musty of Sontenet. in favour of the retuiesies of Mr. Hanes 'Menne. Orderad to be primed. DISTI LLATION. Mr. BLAIR moved for Rehires of the somber of Osilons of Spirits distilled is Scotland. from No vember Itl2l to 1822. with the oases of the Distillers. —Ordered. Similar returns of Spirits distilled in Ireland, with re turns of Duties paid Unripe, were ordered to be laid before the House. AGRICUL7UR AL DISTIMIIII. Lord GRANVILLE SOMERSET presented a Peti tion front certain owners and occupiers of land in' Mon mouthshire. complaining of agricultural distress. and praying relief from taxation. Mr. BIRCH did not wish to bring the case of the agricultural interest into dismission on this occasion. but be must remark, that from the present Petition, and from what had transpired in other quarters, it 'Mold seem that the sole object of the apiculture) classes was to raise the price of grain. This would be very in jurions. 1 The manufacturers, it was Inte, were better off than for merly, but their wages were low. is sore rases lot ex; seeding Ss. a week. on which a Mau, his wife. and fa mily, had to subsist. It was therefore impossible for them to pay • high price for their food. He had beard 1 that it had been proposed ia the Committee up stem 1 that • sum of money should be advanced by OeveVo. sent, to take, as It were. a validly of grain into pawn, with a view of artificially raising the price. The lio vernmeot. he thoegiti, would. perceive that It was ne- cessary for them to consider the subject very seriously before they uttered the landboMers to flatter Utsunomiya that • merman: so sailfish is its character esesideo adopted for their benefit. He was al spa. dot a ceilidhs 41 alberlie tbe wreed with 41;11 Sr that no. *a bad stated to sorb a Petidoo Treeeety. He did , ought to be celled I aggrieved, they pe- had isal/j moat stairs, had pro =ware, y sigirost sed by Goverameat oft cora.l . 4 S _ _pries artificially. Sir THBILI DOS ho pe d , from seolag a Petition so this subject by oae of the Lords of the r that the as of the Agriculturists would be to warmly by the Goverament than it bad W • 1 Mawr menu,' would be broasitt for w their relief an bed yet bees proposed. No coa t/NW that dui imarostioofthe tarisbaad manatee tad as i tre et wars so eummeted, that the latter masa ' The low resulted, for imairly isp. ,laaded it Not P^ vate, IT. w inizr.rAlgff W - that say notice was necessary. The Parishes were Ohms unequally assessed —some were assessed at a fourth, some at a third, some at $ half, and some at the fall amount of the natal. He wished therefore that the return for which he had moved should ►e law before the home, and having en dosed it to as Hon. Gentleman connected with the Go vernment, who offered no objection to it some days ago, he did ow feel that more might to hare been expected from him. A conversation followed, in which Mr. WYNN (who *Wei the raviolis questlon Dr. LusnizroToy. Mr. CALCIUM Mr. LITTLITON, Si r J. YORItt , Sir M. W. RIDIZT, Mr. WILMOT. Mr. Ewes, tad Mr. DOVRTENST. participated. The previous question was eventually withdraw., and the motioa agreed tot as was a motion fora return of the Rental of each Parish as given to the Cesselbsioners of Assessed Taxes. Mr. HEATHCOTE presented a Petition from the Owners and Occupiers of Laad at Spilsbv, in the county of Lincoln, complaining of Agricultural Distress , and praying the house to take their ease into consideration. —Ordered to be printed. CAPTAIN 'WOW. Lord J. RUSSELL had a Petition to present on be half of Captain Francis Romeo. The Noble Lord then went into a detail of the circumstances connected with tbeeue, as they have been already brought before the , public. It appeared that in 1811, Captain Romeo had so dertaken a service of a very delicate aad important na tare. The Queen of Sicily bad wished to overturn the English interest in that island, and to throw it into the 'sundae( tbe Emperor Napoleon. From the certificates given to Captain Romeo by several British Officers, it appeared that on this occasion he had rendered impor tant services. In 1816 he bad been arrested with the British uniform on his back, and without any form of trial, transported to Alexandria in Egypt. To this treatmeot he conceived himself to have been subjected by his known attachment to England, which had exposed his to the resenteseat of the Neapolitan Government:— This Le(Lord J. Russell) sbewed to have been the opi nion otLord IT. flintlock and Lieut-G 1 Campbell. He described the Sala which Captain Romeo bad re ceived for his services to bean inadequate reward. The pensioewhicb be bad received had been sold for .C3OO and he was denied as English passport when he applied for one, which might have protected hint from that hos tility to which be bad been exposed. lie hoped his case would be taken into consideration ; and that a per- 1 son who bad rendered important services to the Hap lisb nation, would not be left to starve in the streets of I Loudon. He then called the attention of the house tol the Alerts made by this conntry in 1813, is excite the, people of evert, country to Europe to throw of the yoke of France. Proclamations and professions were pot spared in Italy. The government established by Napa I lees there, as every where else, was a despotism ; but it waeose that secured considerable advantage to the Italians, sod encouraged and rewarded learning and talent. But a number of persons opposed his Corers meat begat** it was a despotism, and this produced what had been called the liberalists of Italy. At the peace of 1814, certain individuals belonging to that con a try waited on a Noble Lord apposite , then acting as Ambassador from this minify, to obtain from him a guarantee for the indepeadeace of the State to which they were subject. It was said the answer had bees, that ;Wog; the Independence of ether eointries, was to be established and guaroateed, they wets not to hope the bessirwessid be etteoded le theirs. If this was a Nair represeetatloso she Noble Lord would do well to correct it,. as it had gem abroad all over Romper that such Was the saws* which hi had thresh What bail been the estareqsaase gee irtartrata• Wits, given fee the iade , Milirof Italy. • He bad seas a fleatirmiap whit had' rivad from Calabria, arid had bon iataraied that the protest neaten titbit coestry did all is their led mint b e t liialitliaity ai I=euo7. gi:171; WM MUSIC.—The Overture, Marches, a 111 Vocal Mode M Ihe OPERA 01110N111.06E. Or the wages wit tibs emphined molted, 'Childreo oldie BIM. sew performlag at the Theatre fill, in a gnat meseare, lege the waist •of toes make; for covent-Oardst . aemp sod arranged by H. &MIMI). the prodsea of their isdoetry which was formerly sup. prise les. IL tWm Owrlser an* Pries Se.; the Erseeat plied by the &meads slam conseated with the loaded •fireaht diet. Mee ilasebeesaad Mr. Dentere. wia. tee Merest. If a ism of Mosey were advtoced for the re- l.. 6d.• Gather • Vied. to Wm/km Aet. es/ 1 lief iff the presest ,amen. it ought not to excite the The Ce'le P hellese e e ir Clem% Fel. l e." ; re p lealenhy of other claims. as it would oil be following sot Lady, wag by s titepim i rd Mum Longhorn. ~_ et . :(4 , et ; How D .," the 81164 ph, ON ad,; When sow precedent which' bad been set a few years ago, when b ark „ en Reg ", meg by mu 1-phew. prise e t , ; Now a measure had bees adopted for the relief of the Lot's Asa to tho Edda,. Finale-ft the Opera Of Montrose. C I intend. He thought the Session could price 25. Gehl llep Infamies and Co.. No. SO, Bobo- , over without mese further notice being taken OVUM &Mese sew complained of. H. for one shoold ' a Goverment grossly negligent of their duty, IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. I suffered it to reach its close with ou t b r i ng in g -- me .-- other measures of relief than wbat•tiad yet been HOUSE OF LORDS.—ltres,v, Maim U . 0 SOMERSET thought it his duty to present Mr. W•eD"inh from th e reelerh Mlle" mu' t lion, bet be by so means meant to 8012,4-vibe tool! dry ta Accounts, pursuant Menhirs of the Mesh—Laid on Wft contained. Bids' respectfully drawn op, be had the ble. lit it rifbt hi bring it before the boom, without Mr. lama. from the Cestess-bone. presiset e d As. O oval eters@ of the Trade and int/ to rive as opinion oo the whole of its cos i est ,. * Navigaties of the iled - e etitron was then ordered to be referred to the King ddm; sad also a Quarterly Return of the goandty cultural Committee. of Butter and Cheese Imported into Great Britain, the motion of Mr. LENNARD. the second read- from Christmas 1811. to the roust dam—LAW es lof the Seditious Manage Bill was postponed till the table. Mr. Jonesvnx, from the OGee of Chief Secrets= May, the 1 5th of April. Ireland, brought up • Return of Fresesteseste end - TOAD. TO CANADA. mitments In that Country.—Laid on the table. r . W I LM OT presented a Petition from eettain a o w- n . Norfolk Gael and the Wakefield u m .u gh i si Sheets sod Traders of Oreenock isterested is the trade Bill, were read a third time adpassed. fa Colndasiwaylog that Weir ease might receive the The Malt Ditty Repeal Hifi west thresgb a Committee atill 4 Natka deb . How.—Ordered to be rioted. 1 aid was reported. MIMI lIITII. I DODDS IX Dili/ ND. r: W. WILLIESE moved for aa gement of the last The Earl of BLESSINUTON. is moviag the mead Ve MA Pitrisi for *e County Rate is 11'01 readies of his Bans this subject. wished to Ns a few yof Illidleswit. weeds, as iteciiinWs still eusuaderstoodia it Imbed. • Mr. C. W. WYNN did not know that there would be It was eensidiend as intending to make as shandies is My eisiectios to the rotors. but be thought it ought sot, the registering ,of Deeds, whilst its °sly pupate me to *le sieved for wittol_am mtite, pfblie or private,l a—at...A a 1... r.aia.a.......L - _t ra—a- a- .t.i- --..... .......al —ll- .a.,... flititmto_roproo es fillogigtio, oil wila ir gg to brig' 140 111,141ab1 e1l pZia l trit ell44. 111.1‘ r?. areaseik Addeo tube s for . bei te r add woke& 4.4 0111116•104 thi4r a aelalf system. Ibie tideriffeeeo they liad Mw senesced a tit gables M *le. .oietheiliter alas of Italy. such ere had had hum pellistud with tea er i s er it ety h. yeatier.i_. priadomeid. A Mummes, who was.. 'act to thereto, had bus artwitellftd ceedenuted to But the • settesimilbad ituadvldarief commuted for ten years' et Wrote Imprieoli la a solitary cell, kneed, dad de. :els Imo of Pm. ink, and paper. He was mar to walk halt alt boor is each days sad the in& vidul thus Mated bad been Lora from a ' , mug wife, who was seer 'Piing madmid, sad who was already the mother et . two Andrea._ He then ailing the atteatka • of the home to the *guided of theamlltieetenate peruse whole came hid bees Milithiend bog par. and who were sow eramilltbkr icu lt IMMO Some without being able toted. lam go. la of do audacity weal that whisk t i ny lead SW audacity • • The NOW* the treatamot whieh =aid Weddell le rem...• it - Mr. WILMOT thought the Noble Uri had overlaid his case, by inddlgiag in a variety of eliserratioare which had 'tithing to do with the petitioner. This question had been hIl It debated. and the Noble Lord wool& re member thatwas never pretended that Ciipt. Boum had rendered no services. It had, however, btu main tained that his services were daly remunerated. It was to be remembered aleo, s sili Captain Ranee might describe himself. mad the N o bl e L or d m i g h t have believed him to be a • ocipal. be was, in fart, bat • subordinate .ageat when employed. Per what he lead done be had bees rewarded by a Captain's appointment in a Calabrese colic, to consist of 100 mu, which had bees embodied. When theme ceded be had been dismissed with a gratuity and two mouths pay, as the other officers had been, moue of whom had chimed say further recompease. It was denied by the Nes_poiitan Government, that the transportation of whi c h Captain Romeo complained, was the consequence of his rootlet ion with England, and sot only wu this denied but the causes of that step being takes were distinctly stated, and a series of acts stated which it had ben thought right thus to visit. The Noble Lord stated that which was calculated to mislead the Huse when he spoke of Capt. Romeo having bees arrested wearing the British uniform. If such were the fact Casale Romeo was wearing that uniform when be bad se right to weer it. It was said that the 3001. which Capt. Romeo bad re ceived was a very inadequate mum to be given in Ti.a of 501. per ennui. But it was to be borne ra mind that the 304 per annum was sot treated ler life, but oak by • trails period. Though be had been refesed ea Eng lish *sport he bid been offered ow that would have takes him to Spats et bay ousutry I. Esrey., hot they bid refired Si give him one which desald make i t app-- err that he had say authority from this country. Rb (Mr. Wilmot) bad die tallest ntherky for stetiag Cap tale Romeo had nit suffered on amass of his lifts& mut to Englaad. He did not know that k was now stated, bat if sot. it had bees la a former retitle., Om ibil:Pmitain's property had tea dislocated. He was enabled to say this was not true. No seek uniseatio* had taken place, and his property, whoa weld, bad bees sold for his ewe buck. Under all the circumetancee be should not ....6 =te ni L star itioa being laid on the ;•.4.4. bot • any _further pus csedieg umeneebry. Sir J. MACKINTOSH was of opinion, that if Captain Romeo was bat a subordinate agent In saving a British army from the machinations of treacherous friends. hi had a considerable claim on the country. Bat • Noble Lord (Lord W. Bentinck) had said,"thittag my command a verb important service was entrusted to Captain R. 4 moo. Did this indicate that Captain Romeo was viewed merely as a subordinate agent ? The expressions need by Oeneral Maitland were still more remarkable said—" It was chiefly by means of Captain Romeo that ' I obtained evidence of the plans of our open enemies and treacherous friends against us." He called epos the House. if it was acting the part of a subordinate agent• to enable Oeneral Maitland to save a British army Atom destraction‘ Other officers bad also borne testimony to the part he bad acted, tad be woad ask if it became a great and generous nation to reward such an agent with 501 pe m, not for life, but merely for a course of years. The question was placed in such a situation, they must make a comparison between the declatations of British officers and Neapelitaa Statesmen, and in each ease he should glee the preference to the former. Is addition to whatever loss of property he might bare sus tained, he mu condemued to perpetual exile. How would it sound to Europe that each was the reward ' Riven by the British nation for saving a British army from destruction. Mr. GOULBURN said, that Captain Romeo had re ceived at the bands of Govarnmeat, after the most ra tline investigation, a certain reward amongst many other persons who bad also rendered assistance to our armies. That reward appeered to the Government at the time, and be confessed he was of the same opinion sow, to be quite adeqaate to the services performed. There were many other oscere in a higher station who took a share in these services, and at the conclusion of the War received rower& very moderately higher than that granted to Captain Reams. During the time at which he was eagaged in servitor the British troops in the manner described, he was receiving pay allowed to certain persons employed to gala informadbn for the army. He was therefor* booed for perform that duty. Tbs fifty pounds allowed at first to Captain Romeo was only intended to support hint until he could return to his country. The sum of 3001. afterwards given to him was a provision for his departure, and at the time it was said there would be so difficulty in giving him a pus port. He then applied for a passport of such a mature that it could not be granted, havieg previously received the snot of three hundred pounds. When that mosey was given to him, if he had sot been satisfied at the re- ' foul of such a passport as he demanded, be ought to have returned at , and placed himself upon the footing. • where he at first stood. The receipt of the money ander such rircumstasces wu a discharge of all claims. Un- • der this view of the case, he thernght the House ought to give no farther coaaideratioo to the matter of the Petition. Sir It, WILSON-said that the General Officers in Si cily had been delivered from a treacherous plot through the 'aeons of Glutei's Romeo, and he should like to know if they armild °molder three hatwired •postods an adequate reward for that mortice. C. HUTCHINSON contended *silt was quit. ' impossible to say thaltho sw 'abided 'U we, an ade goat* reward fur the losses sustained by !Copt Romeo, and the important mortices which he rendered to the ' British army, A Noble lard' who commutate' in Sicily , drclared from)sis 606 i last year that Capt.. Romes. its" ' s au been auMciontly rewarded. Ho cooceived that it redid be dimmable to the country if this iadiridual