The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-03-06 00:00:00

If No 1255. - LOArDON, ..- MINUTES OP EVIDE,VCE, vide Lordship Will consider, lit; flak of such not reedit* • that Ins left anffitaliodt to yaw , accordlag to the mavomena of thitanehiy, either to retire with the army is ores and Smith Bereland„ or to main tain a more ad petition till sits ulterior destination can be deckled ea with reltreure to the thee state of sated: " Not ffily this, hat en every polo connected with the general maw- of this important service, his Majesty gee dimly eleased ti confide to your Lordship the Biliest discre tion to net as you may deem most for the honour aid advan tar of lisi e lz s ' e s is service. ' His assured, that his army awl saey will Ile with jp giving elect" to an ente r p r i se , th an which ma has even madded of greater Impatewee to their nailed eforts; and, as the surest mem* of successfully amounting eve'' , obstacle, his Majesty trails that the ut most spirit of concert and harmony. erltl peoludl throughout the whole of their operations het:trees the sffirtetive ler vices." No. 2.—Draft to Vibiliiffidif Offidffime. • • • , "My Lord, t trona* 's ociaatioa, variety of pvgn and to ibe rd ta , schede, watt. • asay be year judgment inElef his Iffiremity% enipermitsalmallieffi , .. They W. atria' Booked at and from di naval aid alilltary Olken ,WU; don of, Waliboros, and am meek of Or sm,ray'vgasi force and stsullillonsis la the Scheldt. sa i f i t " 241 y. fh O itelllionoe recebod df the asd. es t ate, , position of the enemy's naval and military/weer at the times specified, in the videity of the Scheidt. • " 3411 y. Of counstians received fro* the Admiralty and the Commander_ is Chief with reference to the proposed enterpelae, in the forier of which you will dad specified the aid the navy w ragaire from the army la gimpy* the Island of South Beffiland, 11100* Bates,so that the Beet may eater and navigate the Scheldt with murky, whit* 'aid the Gary coodders as led*ionible to eaableffiem to carry the army up the river, to land it between Bemdlike and Lilly sad to brffig it of when necessary. -" Tote Lordship will observe, that the recent alterations wok by the enemy in the defences of the inlaid of Waklie rea, including those of Flashing, ate not described in any of the intelligence latterly received, with that precision which could be wished. " There is no reason to believe that hitherto the alt. of the enemy has been directed either' to the maim:rile° in any new works epos the river above Waleheren, o' to the Improvement of these which before existed. Antwerp itself, the forts of LillooLiefltenshoells, and Bathe, are described as Meg at this day much in the same state as w hem the British army was is Flanders in the year 1794, when they were seen by several officers of both services. " upon a due consideration of the whole of this informa tion, bb Majesty's Government hove felt it their duty humbly to recommend to ,his Majesty the adoption of the intended en terprite ; and on the following grounds " let. Ina confident hope that the difficatties of the at tempt (the extelit of.which they do not disguise from them selves) may be overcome by the skill, perseverance, oat bra very of the respective services, and that the whole of the im— portant object to which the Expedition is directed may be suffeseffilywitacceie- AKE`i BEFORE THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE 11011814 APPOINTED TO CONSIDER ()F THE POLICY AND 40/4 [MGT OF THE LATE ?EDITION TO THE BCEnDT. THIRTEENTH DAY. Ri:hi Boa. Lord Vit. CAITLEIIEAGH, a Member of the House, Examined by the Committee. qv veer Loship broug yo ht with u the Memorandum al io in the evidence of Lord Crathani ? I have. I ', d id wish, in deliverinx this paper, that the Committee t ai; , l J a w me to state the circumstances under which it is pesrrd • Hay* been called upon Jo produce the " Me r5;6,11,11," referred to in Lord Chatham's evidence, I can ) 01 ru objectioe to do so but Ido not appppretselsd it to be dwej „ s py say strictly curial cheromor. a go which it KM repared J will state to the Comunittee lo l a it vases the 21st of June tan I received his Majes fejfilraiere to proceed in the execution of the Expedition to ,jorheldt ; f immediatoly prepared a projet of 'mime ois, which I communicated about the Usti of the same yob to Lieutenant-Geoeral the Earl of Chatham, Com osier in C•tiet of the land part of the operations; and had owls:a c ommunications with his Lordship on the plan el g ranites as therein described. .A t a later period I submit s so the consideration of his Majesty's Government the more pal mho uctioss of the 16th July, which were adopted, and o which hi. Majesty's sign manual was taxed. The Projet dietrictioto winch I now deliver in, although at the time mi rearw.ated to his Majesty's Ministers, I apprehend can f ey he cossidered as a Memorandum of the view which, as j oys of State tar the War Department, I personally en gem/14er the course that service was to take, mid upon I had official communication with the Co mmander in of the Army to be employed upon it. It contains the euthuz of the service as it was at that that in ermemplation : and I rather believe correctly revenues et i seeral eaderstanding which prevailed between his Maks j?•,Goveneneot and the Commander in Chief, with respect o b oe mode is which it was to be carried into execution, so dirdie imtnictions dale 16th of Julys but I do not consider e a parr Melia% having been formally sanctioned by his Slimy sUoverament. )our Lordship afterwards in &V measure alter the tire Toe Own had of the subject ? There are two points 10101 should wish testate to the Committee, in Whkli it ta ilored—the first, the point of Cadsand, subsequent to the tecipt of Cite report of the Board of Adiniraity, hearing tie the 19th ot June, npou a representation of the i a are, with a stew of fucilitating Ilse entrance thiltt;rei st •chtlet, of occeps ing Cadsand : a determinatitm to that ef- Oci ass taken. The other point on which a claw of Ac umination took place, was, with respect to the Wan that stolid be god' as to the disposition of the stray after the splatters against Walcheree were terminated—in the Me ourtodom Dow delivered, the directions were to retain a pa si:Jo on the Scheldt until further orders from home—in the iteractions of the pith of July, the army was ordered to re ar.' immediately house on the termiaatioa of the service.— Ty ream of that chime was, that - a full coesideratios of the araeral state of affairs at that - . ly at We supply of fortisa core abroad, I did nut conceive that the thoweraplating the pumibility of wine of service epee the Continent that wad other cemiderationas a deter erect the army to retain to liaglaad neservicelse a mr v iedegitale moo hir its 'Hislairdship delivered in the 2); were read.] Projet of Instructions, Cogozoirated by It iscouot CASTLI the Earl of CULT- whilst . dined* wl. ...e earnest vibe lis themselves, it ens. _ 011 1 111 tY. it - IPegontaiosiof its disrpoZie three against the mmeso thee cola namept todo la any other mode, or la aartillist erectlea, re pel belag bad to the extent of for= aka* employed ea Sardis artier, .4, of Caudate', - and the limits orcetwily tar, 'sortie= of this cogetry at 4 b pretest. elde of the exchange's, Mid the it, of ", lady, T hat* the.eavel military Fheriwill emoiltme aet • - rm tide Meisel to napport t , will be' hasonted lea gm, Iseld risks of war la the permit Wile will jestify. ' -** I have thmight it right the' mocompanymg papers, dews with winch the posses " I ca ditot close this letter . elgal point bpoi *kick the rite eta" hiage. ~" 1 snide.. tbe e potillAfter (be. ° WO the reach of attack Wet the! of Astern*, sad that year Lordship , elm get poises,las of Ant **eh doith c lwhip the titer which, coesisseatly ass atlay, MOM 'were to remain 1 , - - " I W Vaitle Lnos, Weil* ' , that B j is coed ommidenid, and t iteetemilik, that haMadilesiiiihstion of which lik _____ ve etiverthelem Mt thoZ t alleit ttaterprize shook! be ithe Chairman was d to rep. leave to sit aide.] '...,.., . . LVPERI4L HOUSE OF LOOS, . --... The Bilk tie the Table were tbrwarded In l e r.. s. .hiesOlt, from the Lesion Dock seated an aceomat of the Receipts sod Ohba' Company, for the year 1809.-. ordered to lie Mr. Larsen, from the Ouslipts, presented the Average Pr ices: of Corn isaAllogsr, and le pinworm of the motions Made by Lord lie es the US& BO Cowesa presented stoners coedited for Debt in DISTIL tisk_• __ Earl 'ALBEM AR LE prOMISMI a ition it.. Eraedilepil.lioklemie Boa hood et Ili, watt gm Bill ihßine the 4:-.' corn Ac. Tier o*. . - served, that the 0 " which it was att to great came why eloKe petitt 'would again repeat what bye flak lime were allawied, . I fime all parts or the ",,. Molest he a d the hew* i sessaher or names. ai d of '' Bari BATHURST , * charge made by the N le gait ibrestet Parliament with WNW The fart was, that 1111,1 had bey dm a month, and thei a b ee k !st pgtitioolo,.. against it frees the if it should be agreed that it ...iitpeous te4bv areatial , bee asserted by Mai gabl issw het that there was 'a dame 4.-- 11. repent or aew-model .the # *mem Semiotic Lord LAVIMIWALE eV , Yeast Ones ibsit (tor days beteVe‘ ilpievesial iv it is its laitetr.K ..- . mewasesilsble t • __ Ea Z i t fa 111 NNW ky.' bk. pro sof SKALUI !Irian the . aid the dog. mos was ant *sty she easivisiei, • • emlitlY Ot het wits also the feeling of the . . 4 . . _ part of Scotland: It *as well lusevto that fatowijo se film Pulp a large 4 "natal of dallissik Battey" el *bid they Maid No. I.—Draft to the Earl of Cnarma at (Secret), Downinpettemt, 1809. "Er Loan—The importance of checking the naval mielr which the enemy is so rapidly accumulating in the and of makinga powereddiversion in favour of the perk; arms at the present moment, has determined bin Ma' ply to direct the darts of his naval and military force to that WM: • U ?k accompanying Statement Will inform year Ldtdship , Wake ammo( of force of the respective services whkh has. itmerdered to proceed on this joint Expedition, the chief =Meanies of whim his Majesty has been graciously iiii....1. 60110111116 to your Lordship. • the erect that may be expected to be produced milm - Wrl stale of the war by the employment of a large Irkbb army, of not leis than forty thousand men, ha xgoer tre *here the mem j _IMP so many and mach important iste.- mis at stake, bee Mid a principal share in determining bilk Limy% Sorenniat to undertake the present enterprise, Yee WM* Wilhelmider the operation in cmeatiou in its esseallia, as were twoodiately directed against the feet and womb et Fait% the Scheldt. The Mell amic leg m eim of the operation would include the • "dem or of the whole of the enemy's ships, ei thebillidiog at Antwerp or afloat in the Scheidt ; the en ' thadeeraction of their yards sad arsenals at Antwerp, Ter-• •mmt.ied Flushing ; and thd seadertax„ if possible, the Mali au lon;er nay igable forsbeps of war. a Mete accomplisament of these important objects;hl • Ikafollestexteet, must in a great aseasere depend on the ra• aith which theenterprise is artied iota execution, it in been deemed advisabk to y.piMe such an amount of 'hive to this service as may to tee, at the same time that • • Yao Walcberese aad•lleatb parelood, to advanie at • urns able ente Antwerp, which may be tttiforted miimmoas neabiamt is Wowed, if not actually re lated. • "As the attainment of dots*, of the QOM which his kajesty has th view goy ha d Ihresenly have the mottus of hi r_rfejr" epos istoetp as to mire yew IJOTRIOIip ' s part lseassola with the security of rat way, pear lice chi arms la that are we year mood eallaweais fa unseen . 11 14 tkcsa!3. to secure as many of the objects eteed pebleed ottt a the circumstances of the IMMO will ; cad as the rid4bisit of the ideal of Waldman Me Paget Flea' tiaflo themselves, tattier me* I be lltin of the attooirt eoseetpmeses time eie war, I am se slay, so rear malbt. ermili. that in tlte erect yaw obligee: redel fttitti • the more advanced positions as the you do maletala fie imbed of Wakberea till his Majesty'stfurther *mac is • 11044. " 1 forbear to enter into any details with respect to the nrcatiim of the service with which your Lorthislp is m ewed. Thee will more correctly gagged thernielyea to par Lordship's military observation oo the spot. There is WI me case which I deem it aeoessary to provide for, wady, that of the service in all its parts havirke been corn **lv effected, had the moment arrived whets atlerision most be taken, whether the army shall descend the Scheldt, I. retain some position in advance. " In rooodermg this important question, your Lordship ii ow:at that the saute of the complier' on the Cominent 4 / 1 ' nut, at the present moment, permit his Majesty's imam of to c - ateinplote the possibiLty of commeetwe opera aws with a British army trots a point so much in advance %inwards Cie (mailer o f France as Ant weep, neither is there miv allied force as yet in the field in the North of Germany stmtswirid Ithignittsile, with whom an advance from thence mold he cortihmcil ; put' has it been deemed coosimend with the celerity of movement, on which the success of the traded attack may depend. to send the army equipped apes • ~t4ll. ahich would qualify it to enter immediately upon a tßtitphign. laic fixpedition most therefore be c'nsitkred as not the fle-t 'finance assuining any other character limit that of a " O P-de-main, combining with it a powerful diversitmagahmt the enrol v . _ " W hilyt the operat ion •i s io progress, other prospects day s themselves, and events occur which may Wilke his Ma- Jetty's Goyernment to extend their views. The proximity of the seem of action will, it is le be "!Ped, erudite his Majesty's Conernoteat to fur uisl i azie=l; e . stp in the pro,,-rets of the service, with Watt 641 c1) applicabie to the circumstances of the mweemlit lit . • 4 • . ) 4 11 • fl 4,• A Jae :-ZtAtttinort. ' Mil 6, 1810. ventei from disposing by the present Silt That add' many other ohjectioos to the Bill woad be Urged from idiiiant aft parts of the kiisgdisseiK sulleient time were allownd to send them in. His Lonistdp _eon:laded With sieving dW,the titles do lie en the Table. . Earl BATHURift _contestant that Abe repealing of the I present Bill would afferd no relief to thelbsesers, by taking of their hands the dibinged bariefaseabeinsd by the Nobb Lord. The Distillers Weald aot perdu., per west distil from such barley, far they always feast ft their to employ the bob vain for dlitiilatista. After a fine g M b i e ons from Lads Al _ /41, *Ss it - r . Pm. OIRVALE, however, premed *need dendjoareraent of the debate, Which tasseled to without a diehloo. ' Lad LAUDERDALE they moved the disebetid of the order for Thursday Nett, os s Motioa fee it gnat Calais fee on she Atkin of the East India Ceitany . ;Width mo tto,* should bring forirand a Monday next.—Ordered.• . Adjourned at strata before Eight. g21111111311==.12 . . HOUSE OF.COMMONS, Msacit 5. , . The Smith London Water Works Bill was read a sand time, hod ordered to be committed. The Ehierlifs of the Clty of Laden aVd et the Ow, and preseeted a Penile(' from the Lord toed Common Cassell against the Loran' Docks Bill . Petition was laid ontla Table: • . A-Ntw Writ was ordered to be besorfor the Towed. New Windsor, in the room of Richard Ratabolinas ILFI4 who has aecepted the Chiltern Madre& • Mr:HARVEY nosed the second reeding Of•the Bill far provldlego House for the acc,omotodetion of the Jodips( Melte at Chola:staid. The secant reeding oppodl by Mr.-Western Rod Mr. Myna, and supported by Mr. Rase I had Colonel Duckett Ooa Mashie, &cambers were Ayes - - • - 101 Noes - - 89 Mstority !plat the third rends of the Bill 19 On the re-adroissia of strangers Into the Gallery,we found Mr. MARTIN moving for certain rehires- respecting the •essolaments arising from Fees in the Cannes, dr.e. 'Ordered to be laid before the House. The Committee on the Ilabredemot Bill was postponed till tomorrow sessiglit. • • ME EARL OF CHATHAM. • - • Mr. Will uAD. roved the Order of the Der for re *aim the a , • dorspee an the Renditions proposed by the Jius: r - Yet towering the Earl of Chatham. The Moo. tinetireil, it would be seminary for him Is oar anyntessaisallals to the Rost to lia3reg the dt*Ot. triectioe Ritht I: 4IIi LU I EIE r 7 rsiswpranal Moat MAW , that in in) ow trilliNkillT y, lir penned enmity, be chatted to b eieenvier Te -94", ' - of the /toile Bed wbo:iroe the sob . Wall 71:Zt bell els ,ev---- . _l' , J • • 1 ' 044 *At .4 • I • • . f c . jr/O . • PRICI3 61b: . : 4,1 ,; . : • ',' , , Salmi to make* declaration of that kind, was it Dot alto 7 that the House •of Commons should vinlicati Oe Amu ilia* and character, and not agree with the prophsi- Noe whielitise Right Hoe. Gentleman ht 4 stated would bp ahatais this re nlght, via. the pviostfitestim. If the" House from the line of coedact which the Resniatidos of hill . Res Mead 'chalked eat, it could not support' its own climmeter. Whin had bees the coodact of Lord 'Chatham ? As -the Hose lifid been Informed, he,drew up alloPer, wltii h, otlikkie dvantage of-bit situation o f cont Hence ;a a Flirt* PoS , ror, be secretly conveyed to the King. without the ... of his colleagues hived. That, being the Com- Expettilka, - whieh it was nem with a failure of it, he a brt at ebarge eotrioned. so only ciathary to all • should, be kept tituti 'Dal Guar. wool hut *mild also •. approach the Royal ear w.. se might c. tto draw np, in order to prelaNs the loyal mind, and sanctioirrach ser ves( in desiring teat big t aright be kept a secret fora his M ajest y's other caoh4wW sets The U.. NNW titola whi, Ist tbeisiguoge of farstrly rotakbered conlideatini. [ ant all; for the House would thereb: Sten to call for any paper of this sea parts of it an might he hostile t cireansstaaces, such reeling! Moose should , attempt a complain, . motor - by this--" Wf whit* the of Comm in" redly right” Iffeer, hewn Han. Gemeral, Mat Lord Chatham oflic4dessmeut till the 14th the et o n that head / pert to be the Report of the t. eery signirtnre to it of " phallism% ,ionclusiver on its being litat preseated•to an oficklimmt. {Hear, i* it in bisits of a Peer, If the doctrine sew advanced the 14th February as a private would teed to take from Minister* they were liable to fir any strloe' • livery Minister is compelled by la 'advice he may give the Strritrelgo,. Oat lime allowed that a Peet' should a Cabinet Ministers natter his Weald never - obtain satlefaCtimi stitation. With repent to its being February, for the Snit time, pmellsty Wisely reflected tippo the practice torue4l to receive the paps 101 l ' nod thereforwhad directed It to &sand, the Secretary of State. who a Hebb Lard falt.hisevadiset thistaltheetof itsmis- kr Parliament, feeell Piltsfilt‘ititt.Rouie traiended -hem je t -. ye apology tittered, and , dth . Ve se r It appeared, taking ri t niner. by. the Address to preserve _ Mr. STEPHEN considered the petition. Wastiofwbether the Hose of Comormushoald agree that the Earl of Chat - wrong, but whether he ha 4 not been guilty of • Constinithill.-111ser,hear, fresh t*s Opp,- was the elect of tat ..,Ronstrable Geu*- ishalarliellitraiest, * &i eltsharattleir latter proptielthin, pass serest sentence forodvere it would be when the House pendlig the Inquiry the Noble Etlrl, . a Cabinet Minister, and Coninsaader-in-. ,spedition was on his trial. It was utterly the Resolutions were passed, that ate matter b them.- The Leanied Gentlemen declared that Do argument to convince his mind that the No bielari was the object of censure.. .nor to induce the Hose to proceed to those measures which would terminate the pnb 'e Earl. • orthitopl he must 1. • eie.„4.40. I M -:-r—mr-mmgwippippjppgnpipign . • • r. . , , • .7. • • te b lL •. that upon a full consideration Wi c iie - e i r 'ai t .; e 7 a ,;j4k.d .-- . - -"---- -- ------ —74 6 " 1 " - au !! I t l e n r m awi te. re r r t .g almen eehe n he l l e tne the il ee 7 emt m im mt S i = t e :t tte llala1 )101 /1• ( 1 /Y . star Of toe r. that mama , and Particalar" " Id. rait if disappolaled ill Ms hoPs to its rollestwx" Omen, that the Richt ;on. Gentleman op NR : Mr. 3TE . PFIEN•ein ors as applicable to service taut, they see s t a ed retwoo to expect that important cerviCes < wa d ) b a d e id e dg e duk biaddion of moving the House of Gem the Goveramaut was se rv ice may still be galatiated in their to tie,. If that s w a m b e d e w Abb mob& bisibeu r— joal7lWir baoLbod wad wooed, ,_____ o l coothva___, lag a Protractaa_, •40 te din o f Great Britain, add to de our , L _ , pwa on the House. of the Coca bit :iir" -; and in consequence ' 'mewl itgwilltadift Hilmar Vast Tram , whUit I'm de - The SPEILEER 'having stated the ethic Of prdaisi 9 sides. —Stich was datenalaatian was taken to fend* Mitt by. wMelt alone t openly can seeteed, either riaatl ell the t.arwisati" of in al or the i t t at . ,..0., , and,......Pit owe lien 'd)lptie • — lBiltealWfteirdr e p ee ~,- far •k- iii em 17119 4 144 sigAid 44 Wale ' S i 11 " . 6° The bilee:Ciestiemes... .10 stpuld premise what he had to Say e r pee e b e A le iZe i . , Galloon from - iamb at the pressure to wide they seen b y a declaration oq * part,. that is coaddeting the present ease to eacoaer at e Memaraadums No. 1 mod eebae w b fe be exposed in dell' prewar shank fat tialtima' question he should dliciarde all views of party — parti. 7irli.. a Privy Codasellor, a dace. ' mac. and y pitudlce, would not bias his vote. No c h i e f of t h e Eetee !di e i ms, Nos. 1 and S', " 3d. That whilst the present Expedition. combines a . r i med say, *lt in wry one iallaiire_ . .___ . of ME latitala.__en; litipossiblei if the Res STLICRIAGH to Lieutenant- powerful Overstock with.the immediate pursuit of object. of ' atey me d ia b e b a d tweed tram , e b eezatieenean , t.nearow .,.., mod end with them. aliAll ; JunelBo9. me rise rein it themselves, It enable , Great Britain to o we d e 6,.... a de 0 ,0 G al livn eloper, tout be most b e t b a d b au d 'a amid ... i.iiiillibi. A iihriVar lansmanrilni• of itt Mannish]. fistim assist flao 0 • ."'.l l- 70 . .. • . ... —1.... a.. ....... ......... adAsamas.Ami . i If.* . . 7 After law obseriations from Lords Albemarle, Glatiovr, itioge of his adteagilli ince. That, l Lauderdale, and Rardwiekte, it wet to bar Coon* mme hi Chief atm. •ExpeatW epee whiel and wheedles naiad tbe Bill, and CAs• was 'aceotaagly airy to Ingiteee igigoiry with respect to the fai called in. ' in that pager, soieetetly conreyed, made a After Coaxal bad been bawd, tai witgessei examined, mopplaut an Olkerioined with kis la eouttnabl. the commotion was regew ~,,,,,,.• me ", , of for- vim 4,_ ~ „ asowiwot only thet thaf , ,J. • -r ' • ' ,4 % _ , Ageire4 it sh ,au . ) -T. • • . }16,0e, Hoe leigtrlorgee Comfit • Lord i 4 . • • had r . igioat ' Mr. Smith and, toold•pavi over such conduct isithant of. be :Tided la to pros Ilmt amend bosky was out not turfy be admitting that it was jostitiable, h .used b dbtillers. _. ._ • admit that any servant of the Crown might. LAUDIRDALI3 2 hammy, pressed his *Oen& Royal ear with May Statement be might choose , sent for lidMioarnmeatof the debate, Which was sensed to in order to prejudice the Royal mind, and san .—. ..... act aright be kept a secret *era lal servants. The Him. Gent. isge of the Constitotion, were Isl. Wear, hear 1 - This wits thereby give authority to ?di- • of this kind, in order to erase *stile to them. If, under' thole • !lags were tolerated, and the pima, what wield' he the an- *—" We hate onir thine that a in the year 1810 declared per- l] • ;It had been said by the tfitua did not enhibitr i th ut tiraper ' ' 14th February' be le *as What did the paper , be Citniatiader in Oh ' gi: 7 : liatittani Lieut.-6e win eseated•to the Kiesg, ' w as , hue 1 3 if he had ered would it hate been so I I ed,coavideriag this Datil et red •we now F. be. 4t Meta that - responsibill Which vicelbey may jive tot King. bylatrto sips hie to &ay i phtn,• and if k•Wns for the should shelter hinge, though s private charaeter, t House se for any breach of • Can- . • • being made ollicial untie 14th poisibly his lidajeat x milks. have 'alit! of the •Gonstibilltio, and Intl it had been tied* affirial, Ito come throbgh ille'ionver . tote. Dbrisii•the last ••• ton, 4 •-' • Watt had been angintried na • limed, he.-stood isp, nod con- 1 attended to that e4fessinnt Ma !beret, and the !lease most de- ired, taking into etwisideration &tress to preserve its dignity and. . • 1 •bliad to the extent of form l - 4Vitt - p be - mt er Of Se Notate Earl who was the eel W e e niellit - ie -- erafe Earl. "Aug of 'this - Obinion, heltilit _ 0 .06 . the Mona_ Mate of the feet of,the Resolution;he was ttt . t that the dei- examlne•the aware of the charge, and .the OOOMOLO jr WC I P MenI Y IssVesea sr' s °. sew, ,'' retry of If 6) the ring ties lied . t bat what Was winch tie' Hapoirable Gastiemart infetved that his Bonita- • try at present moment by tee l tote sty of bullion; and, ' the greyed...waft of the •cla Avail* Ike Notde Burl? tione night to he adopted. Vilth respect to the paper, opals Why, Wet he bad mode up is • te ih raii - which to meta. bed beets said, he did not find in the charge • • ..„ oval mi li tary branches of the vexed to his Majesty on the 15th j so sa y thide Waled by width he could gather an opinion that • '• act together throughout rite ear • . sport tad protection; the safety of done *kip& communicating with Mr - lillite•-•.. the prove gad had ma de any use, r e p r emmatmos t o toe Taking the fact to be so, it would tbel . to 'Xing, nor had beeped said any thing. either express de •iii- • a greater &Tree dam the Iced- ' inquire what were the motives which the N , *Wet tie Navel C omman de r • of the Es petlitioe:te Pundit istsois exit 01 smell /lard' to sep r t f b e e c reseace of the King! th aftlthige Galena . - tSe• Riyal ate, bit he did bid " th at .the Noble. Bari • ' tin tnewspitting to year Lordship in was ta boar Y they wee ll the w m he arree tethe warit ego r . : 6 , larr hts • . ''' ..'• eetilruilty .of th e high offence or, haying, as a Priey . liar reateved the paper in question to the Sovereign. tits giordY tereea ls italate the conduct wax erroaeous, still there was nothing of aim' there any throe ale that 'conduct that could be deemed eat swim is @abashes. ' in • it. .What was the paper i A Plaid simple sta - . . k _ . . vetilee of the principles of the British Cotatitution, for ritheot afeertio, to tbe prin. . „,.., bawls s for the day atrial, applybg pmely to bb -• • • r cb be Meat take Roe ofeoce to be, before the Hon. Gentle- • i 'welPiew_ill 'rens m t he e P eta """ is tie comaised of the Expeditioa. Whether %appro.l2 l av e Revolutions eeeld be adopted ? If the -paw was in- • the Royal her he had acted righ t t ? or t= h ter be bad s wa d e d to prejudice th e King ., mind, them th e Hon , . neelp. ta r the shiPialka i.o l o i r 4 ,l, ni A Pliteed . .4.1 wrongs . w OO olotherViestioa• 'Gera would leak - at min shoeld havestated it itt and then an ateinsweraMe arse- P e el — '' a— Pie vombet or the Noble 0147 dieptaihmately,.they.weuld meet woold have•been - tarnished to him (Mr. S.). It was r l ' sedlit i t l it lad ytervetteie that Y ea — iik the Host General is oPillititis that 'he moat be ex - out ennott to state a proplibied in one way and ague it •in _agree w *NY With seems. L calpated from the charge of attetaptteg et - writ-, mother. illetesteeet to learn how the Noble Ears conduct It ' ealiallaenl4 With the sareV of to Veeisthee the lEthOt • a ot_inli at'aiwit "V Verso* IshaSes_ _„. er• could be charged as a violation of the Connie:dm, Mid in • *to remain before it. aeltifilp that it skald be citified) y With inta P an Itlt aP4"I deliv e red the raper to the Ansi , *rifting en the coottary, he trusted he might be allowed tcr s____ so far as that weat,lse mos certa %Tame; but then it was. look so the orinciples of his owil 'profession to make it net. II nir possible failure has °°c° only it vestal error, ate v not tall for that se- •Where was the illegality of the Earl'S conduct ? -Where • 1 thaterluttever may he the degtee roue puukouseat „ deb t b a ,R, eua i s tr oae r b. u n , °- I-- -----, Gentle' could Getlemen and that ter o Privy Counsellor to approach et its one .tif thos e „___ eontiefietwien man mimeo ;roe. mach bad been said apse the evidence the Ro y al pre s ence mot re Is the • principles ts, the ___his le a k ar _„Lt me , aserwift ____, l seet aa,,_ts ot tbe Noble Earl with respect to the thie of dellsbriag the Constitutinn ?;--[Leed exist • Meer I hear s frees the Or. • wives ‘.." "") reesta' that ' •TM /table Boil in 'answer had metrelyssitallik that t o; i Ti le Learned supposed, fro* the. ac- paper. position.]— Tire on. J — = lllltll.' to re port proems, ,_' be did sot engager it w public diteallthellt'iiinia it had been clamation he had just heard. he shield' have some rate laid - - and aaa rig In an otheid forth. His r"!stittilor retlitendofi that it down to convince him that he mininderitood his profane,; sitomen might be kept secret'. the first wow= was, behome be did be mould, boirever, repeat the question; mud ask where the not with his debate sieeld be made path; and, he was pro- rule was to be toad, because to practice it wasthit helot*, PARLIAMENT. putt . caued rem as the day of With.. :, Mee wan.. wade ed for Constitutional rates. In precedent he knew there wee .' ....mas..- . OS omesal document on the Itth or - ~ ,as toe Noble none . Be was not d e f en di ng the Noble E ar l aus i nat •irr a i, t „ Lirl bad stated. awl when he• was ____ ' therefore on he admitted that he bad erred ; nay, he svoulti_go father , . , LOUIS, MARCIE & that head, the Noble Earl very , • 1,7,,, at to it JO. it and say, that he • wouldligie acted mare' math * if, in la . . ---... • ,then stood , for as that day , it beetroot ~.. ~ pep', HO evidence at die Bar, be had lecksod. *bat had lionsed ea,, • • rare Rewarded In their respective the answer of the Noble hart could as • • tote Plaeet the interview ; but although be Webbed from so debt. was % consider. hie oath as a Privy • . . .11flikrit seas can- t h er e any .thi ng d uageram in y a ng be b ad . dome i_witi, e Load.. Dock Coaspaoy. pre7 Oder* therefore, that, ,in tbe *4 .; s , his object was there were essay lillep dm'om." to the Coastitetion, Par lveiplo mod Disbursements of that to prepare a . statement for the 67. at trial, which, was instaace, luxury was amger to th e Cooltitetion. plattod.l • - 19.-4hilered to lie on the Table. transmitted to, his Majesty, and suthegftwitY is 'mule a,o It-a person gavean.extravagant db.ser, that was dangertnis i ed ell account of otheild document, he hopt, when the musses when west - to the Constitution and purse also. Party spirit and factious m and other , Papers, den* the error, fur so Statist be admitted. Would be Peat - eorobinatioas were daagerous.—[Lead cries of Hear : hear t thid l i F el" a Made , Lord Moray icke.—To IY extenaeqed ; and, instead of meeting it With, severe cen- fries the Opposition].-1 bed, said the Learned Qeseleman, sere, the Home would disposed to eoesidee• it in the I have touched a string which vibrates keenly; trit th ose I w ?Oh be io. is behalf of the Pri- light he .had stated. Wit h respect to what had fallen tbingi are hi g hly dangerous red imp/epee/ It has Uen said - his Maleety's Jail of Hertford. from the Hon. Gentleman, via. that the Nibble Earl had, un- that the inflheisce of the Crows is dangerees•to the Calletirit- 'lllAßllES. der the siusetion of his being a Privy Cethoellort haddleadY tutioa. Is there any thing sore ' roes than bartvellitit ? r . t j ar iii - il i e s i c o tion from the corn- _ er g htaltis , .....,_ • ted a k i . lellt ,, ~..° 6r l lat .... lA (lh* l iahetr ....,.. rahle ,„ ; 9 olle ' [Hear , hear 13—Bat Gentlemen - win not ley, bkWt rees '"'' dou se " a"*"'""''' Ils e ge l vieleodency, thattherefore it is anconstitiohmakAafee • hood of Ipawich, in Fog, mess . PRY,_ se tech t i ppetettee , , et. ~ truer; hear, fame the miluaterial sisi.3 _ The . Ito, hid • rrib biting the distil Wino of spirits action, they woald se e dis k - id, his [lee being real. his Lordship oh- loch . , The Noble t Oa setwareantable baste with thil.wiontrY , ' won satisfied t, _, rY it , _ rt harry the Bill through was the he bad detertaleed in kis oww th at lthast a, be editor+ . an d t h at th e y th e w be passed. then another qnestion Of asa- ' lIII= I 'malt taha libileo , , Ind eetestaaces, sll4- " Vile question should be put up.ot the Resoludisii., • • if by a Civil twirl or. by tie at*, mode of trial • known to - ta ut i m remained 'behind, and that' was th is, th e lig. bad not been P reteated ' " e Military c • a Cadet Martial, IMaidiag to irodeee ' i i sswal Resolutions* should be broOght , be bad before stated. that if sant- I ont prope tame when' the . - so the day, be drew :ft up,bat pot, at' r i st i -- , -Ile must say. that having been.brought tiff- . P idd°ll4 want° rte funnel la ilaw in 1 this PaPer ir Tor n rite other side, with a eitualmlise view; a w • iry mains( the Bill. The Petition had Irene are 00 . 4 m a rd at this period of the Inquiry, the Noble Earl had . A , A ,, At that has an Object very foreign to his mind. Soeh histlikle; been very -hardly dealt with, and bad much to com plain of r. , e rwsra a th li e wa d re t was ret s p ig e a r the n 4 '-' base, god execrable views th e Noble Earl Mier could steter-'s ba t to In extent beyond an lied, thattbere was on room f or t h e tail. Besides, if he ad hems so iodised, would be ems the victim o f p o pular clamour . b here and with the Public at 'large. He . Itad Been e Earl. of the 11111 twine hurried . about it in so stupid sod clumsy a way r Would be not ea- Vitae. to powerful' Was clamour whet! exerted, that it hoe therlave tateirthatliae which might have secured hint from f l o b o n a ds t ft r ierreded -t h e whole kingdom . 'lt certain y adeetat line *aware/enable baste' r- Mi g ht be mil, by some warted eouusialealine t whit very nen that le be event of thtfailure of an Expe- n d hems before Parlianteet morehou cone i ;Warn lime but bees. afforded of V eli b b lataT t lare oineello t he was entitled to. bale ant . ; Cann of such, e; the p ub ti id eve that red to p icetio€ mind of Ills Majesty ?If be ksil was hers e soraewhere, atM at it, was not very ea- t hh tellaalett Parts of the eatrateP bbl dupwe 'belie Si driveller, Rich would lueveideftllttia- bila) ara t e ta t a x the naval service With Ware why the land ser- • lie its Operation it would be found -, 4 ..... u 1 teleran of the Country as had ' gad.- . ' [ • • ” • ,.i i r siriSble tt • 07Gellerwtladed, lr " rd. t il l a w that li" sme line • 'Was t!w rise .6bleCl had . ' d g on e e "eg injetPlee Y •re illP th7 l:l4l N d ebee " F, h a i rt--, lle w c 4 .l ri ' • . e i t imilil4. tha li the esa li b alase ling wB P "l a i rliam d le t fir tai rkit b -.---'‘.." *-ttirthelfi.lattheXegis. sets the . 1 - frol - tren te rtios opposi• al .100. t tans 'his . thseetiott • th I.- mallact of the n elat e lig • sad estimate it to r d , hat t bct was IS ter he bad been the tool error, C. iliac 0 that the Bill had not hk.C.KYN l N4iiedared that icebound fed Mader .plea- Oa, . Vila ( de- reeeelei). he *bed . read the evideisee ; * BIN , "rill the course °""'at ' d ' l Ina allatt•telltal " rt. • - ' '141.0011e.. until; frOiett which "fell- &self ills wt g e t )e rg ate te tt e t sl ifonse, when it was ea. t il e fis it4), toe . p : occasion be meld Ores a Man thht esidthee lie itheJastiiieS tllailitig. did not hear out the s i g ookire• with whet siesialtty the ei ve importmee'of Hie ebe , called For , ,- etici er lts for threw solo Nth goo. Se woo It . maim& . Us held In Ws' 4L... . • the grdlok spit whims be skald .Ma tog t o the Noble tom •in eitatelelog the eel. . . * Molder* Of the ' the L A .,. ed IV A re' to.do ustiee t .of but iittoonroble qplepd. 40). Hoe. amend. , M i a n s veo lt at by ..1. to ant . • • ofa" rill* •of Et itina ' the . • lad the complaint It pre- - P s' . Ili eadeavoured to harem lb. How with an idea! .character . woostr ok air. 'red . Hte '. • roomy of Norfolk , '''' elleemsbet of Lord Chatham Seth bee m merely etimee- was caw la al titak.lt was ut*rly is. . . v,, , . t art o f beatbia d.. 0 : . a ,"....„. Gamiest of ears Vide tolled that treat oreartget has tolipttable tO OPp Nolo # erl"r" 6i tierN. }soli a large .not pm to Wend it. W. t les - l ; that any tenowsguesit tie Mad could he, Orawo from i tibleil theY Milli . iso • Pth- . 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