The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-10-07 00:00:00

i.itiiri4 _ a NOal , „ fOilliint* throtteCtlient . tletei t firett - 14144'1'1411410ailitit, ChalitneUfild taidliiiih"ileitivettrkiiftmeitt . orlke., cbor/eritiipitrt *haieirek teiliV it Willi tlitOSt ) . 0141 ~,.) t i ent(iitottordj• thtifstkeild'btot IN it1E16 4 10.4b.;" AA* vre're.tifitts consMitistsiOrsi*e* Oeirrit'idtt of e/pinte‘;'4fiett - the :stittfts tit. • wire !lowa itptiftlii‘is from evetygartlt r ; t i rejittotikt Either ifilittaiiiii4ition - a tharader; 'tiff ' fitiSar :vie- illift.litsidit, and not, out or gftittltdelortilise - set of, iltiett;''fit*iih a large sum on the'attqeSsori: * Hatt the Coati. of Directors might he isitept gw4y, bilOeitli 41114 e yherit fa laugh]; . aair y i're s' teittbattertt titet*4r Afiry tobt,Ow iillei, tor: the seivices 6 f thbot ilt• of Diroettttii . Inw l4 - t i e *4 elites, attiiiPpliciliiiiii 'of: their . inlineftheyrtfii44 . .divl64 The 1114e ,- fritiioNraite of liii•Direetors rOtOeTif be tiWeii-iif4o -tifici-"lrocatint o - fai,t 'fib 1444 koliviettd, that tO,(061; itioulti - be' a iTilt . ouih, in ceitipayisuni or . 04; broetiki*Aita" by MI fonts of "oobr * Direator durfttOsigl4lo . rl4 - Ito dig iibrOnt€t4 th'tq tLe iffriettiiii itittilVid - ViOy' l lOtt -;titoir..app:Oita ; ments, for t hilly f . .i . , : Imp • tiliTe'itin;!ey. fioOf-i4ot or nept:mvs t libi , ' , fiktvonciy.'it" . tais*ttionei'ri Viwt ft: . Itit'flen: ' f, : ii:iirkird — on'Atie auleel bf the .ontiset i.. 4 . 111 i 'qlrapiO ) tittharter,: that thj 144 tiaift Po r I ti!4 qiitkpl o*,'l t ''la teen "liit dt ''!i!iiiiii SfAhO Wlffitry, "'tr . AK• i 4 iiiiirealhicii 66;966r1 at: Pate. ,''' 1 0tfrmilse that patiliniaii z t.Oiiid 1:4 wotif, Ai 664 hji!ntifilW leirimbili id: %Oa ' niitkre4GlC rkteiii,i i tit tilliiiiii %it:* di;iiothil OrfaiSiiiiii.til reflikitriptiaWAriViitir., on '11104e".. from itohi tiiii hag:WT . 4d' . filiod iv,. or' tt 0414 lici'ai vaiti lk titaY to;itieettitilai'. ; Tha 'Vallit#'o . pie . Am. ilui4gi tor TilitstAo lifer% might littelailialtiti*Ri!o: #,s4 eigrii:itiefotikelt ric.lcoliiiii(44, thitt)ii.ittriil4o fife' itifi r ,"iirkerAtivsFh t. in 0 . 1 'ilk iniatket t . 10141 . feil 3dellsl:, — lnsiitNit - esteutaiion* *4lo' liii rillifr .114 to r y ! iiti4 lAA ihii ibark, 'hB.. 4hol4liiidioiottit t at. MOO/. eack t , l'ii‘. aPpoyatoollo -kr : he. ' likte' p 4 4 lied'hiit4l, of.Wrirerikipi tk?' ClitTa; ii4i l ert,“ 4t16011 Via; b - Leigrilersjapa "fe :tulle:, .o Oft; eb4 iipéti, 7/WL-16tictitiflips' 44'41414 W Triejo)t - ta tik Reg if - TOL Italt the - PritiO:K*: 4447101ial - iiii . rtflasigleitdealtiOkseNfete‘: Thai ji - 7' itirth; . 04 . the - iihtll4 at 'a:ootl i eriittl : citi,ijatit t , tl33;oldl:!tehicitritig is. 1 . 11 - y:Aerittii.itf 00,14 T.. td 'be 11911114j'dirett.at'ig •op i . „ - :(.00 - 14,, , nkfitlij4. Mt - - sok, *RV --- '4"4, P* --‘,"avt-74, ceil ?IC*. a o f man totem _ _canfeslop. iii I ce a . ( - thi it* - *it strait found the truest eCorscrity-Ite.psy rber.ink, th ose from whom. important services Siete * eifiiktiff. ' The Utopian principles which the last l Asersker had held forth, of gratuitous sectticac were notlounded iii human nature, and nteredisaßprosed o( by the ablest men who ever w i rate upon these jedts. •In mentioning the names or. Mr. .Bu / rke, and the Marquis :Cornwallis, he meant to ,teat his 1 opinion- onauthorities, at least equal to...any itnieC.i4ild be found• in thetCourt, Mr. Burke v ishis, w.ase Warm ,rriend to all- practicable economy; napresilj etates ,in kis'bdisk, 1 : 4 that in all high office', if tat,Ai,re.duly et dir:eireiged i llits person holding theeKce iiiir 4necessa rily, :in sortie de fee, neglect his wiratie rs. If r ! ih - eo, !iisTrin*is that the State shall recei'vt.tlo3 detri. t meat, it biconie!*dUty of the *it", -to like, care j. rhatiii . s . forineetakeudd Bile 0 I CJ** An that I tri.criont. kf-,.okiep '.vrere tO offer AO: - ci :that Autiesl Without **FIN,' they . should not beisiiinattesl-gQ fa -de.. An hourirsee*enciftiir pro to the indiijchials 1 1 iirsi the (O.st. - pri;istrty which thittate, hail against a'aric.oorrepseitik." . .. In fect, the ratting, off those fair poitgis for:All4:0m, teiid4d ' niore:to.rubbin the I : iiirbile,'444e- making any important :sayings for them, ilts , *lslip servauts should receive salaries t : 0164ssike i t 's. their serriCes, wtrs a. principle ,e. i 01l ithredii - ft,;, .., . 1 , Sarrsd of ester) , .Statesmars. If 3001.: *4)4lii.,Wirr : litrie . Considered stifheierit for an Fimt, VId,T4 prr f etzki.it should be considered how liirtg ago. 1 i't Was ihet:the sum was GOO : hew much Infesitr lu i -*Tue niiiiktOilleiff ii, to .. Wllet It .was at .the time It We,....fi IIY WI Much the business had slime hi. tot - . t*oktipian 'wfio . spoke last was guilty a s ra y ' oittifisiness in tire coinpqrisou whielyitsi, ql:ii 'Vie of Ofie'eMOlUMents:uf the Directors *lib those t t, this rotgaitra Minister-S. Ile had stated his •esti re,te.Of the folk isf. the Directors' Oatronivegainit A ' 104 . torrOldiyers., but ' quite (0%44 to- take • , 4.11414 Pie, Orehogn which his 14Iirjestepl A ~,1 .... „,,,c.,,,,... , Mekviqe, in the last two' ietititlif.,tbit,:s IVO. ittin First L ord of the .4493 k.. t oOli l irteen..olo.ielifetwdint i nents,to different Ciptelqty.bY tillieli did:, steer 5:000.ny did he M ryl P,to : sitises. that Pard: eitille, Os that ' account, shiteld'hqvt no ' salary?. . r p ,/'.itryteir Lora Grenville wa;iil"::.osce,:did be silivage.tll4t h i e • ought nOt..tp ) . ttl i tt#M' Ty :At'? ..i. [.. laugh.] lie thought . pa. tronage a fund might be created Sufficient to pay the Directors 20001. a year.each, mid to leave something aver for the proprietors. This would be . perfectly consistent with the prieciplei quoted from Mr. Burke ' and the Marquis Cornwallis, as then those high pub- ' tic servants would be liberally rewarded for their services.. Takittilway 'the Perqiiisites, and'eving ghod•salaries in lieu of ;them, was exactly what all those writers for economy recommended to bedone. Asfor the Present *lima 3001. peg annum, it cer- tainly was not a remiineWojt for the chilies perform- ' ed; but then the . perrairsilei were sufficient. The present salary was'onlriblind; for it 'Wks' once 'ea: tad that . the Directors had no salaries, it would be letting the cat out of the bag: every.. body would then answer, that if they_luid net salaries, they had perquisites, which were better. Adr. BOSANQUVC pad . t . :OW preseni !ins,' most ins poitant question, and the silence of the Gentlemen behind the bar was lable to be :ntiscoost i rued: to the silence hitherto preserved, he trusted ra' liberal construction would be' given ; but to prevent mis.: takes, he should now speak, as such silence might be regal ded as acquiescauce in the motion that had that t day been made. Ite - Waiof opinion, that the Prop -1 iltion surmised tOthe Couit should not he acquiesced in.—[flear„ bentq]—:Mneh had been said upon thV itubjectuf the tattro - tiage attached to the situation of a Director ; but sock patronage always entered into l ike .account of the remuneration conferred upon them;.. and for himself, ile trusted that the patronage . lie enjoyed hid been properly beitowed, which he ccioceired-to he a legliipiatu Consideration for services performed. lie, in Common With his eolhiligues, felt !• grateful to the Mover and Seconder of the motion; but still the motion itself ought not to be entertained. " [Uear , hear.] For himself, be never intended to en -1 courage of toacquiesee In the proposition. Mr. Go dly (the Director) felt mach reluctanceto Pilink On 'this subject;. which he originally meant not tisillaiedone; and had' en incluited In depart from t , latt4alutioa, from seine observations made since ' tiatir,pert ha met. The present subject had began t vritlt the Proprietors, and with them also it ought to !end;- Nit having been particularly alluded to by ,an itifs .Viernber (Mr Hume) he had felt ft his duty to 1 ,440• . t; for ( ward. `His remarks should be limited to thr ..... same. Mr. DAVIS seconded the motion. Mr. Alderman ATKINS had' thought, that after , what had fallen from the lion. Director who hart spoken first, he should not have been obliged to have gone into the qUestion. It would be vain to apply to Government to be relieved from the pro ! perty.tax,, if they thought the Company were able I. pay it ; and the proposed increase of salary would be taken for a.proof of that ability. He was sorry the Court of Directors had not put an extinguisher upon !inch ti proposition 'as the present, and which he wished to do with perfect cordiality on both sides.— The Worthy Alderman then addressing the Chair with much animation, asked if it could be said, that Committees were always appointed as they ought to be, audit' it were not sometimes difficult to form a 'lt Firoprietors were satisfied that there Weald bee constant attendance, and a fair exertion of ability, there would be no doubt on the subject of .remeneration. The- preimst question. should be deferred. by mutual consent, and might be done either by the previous question, or by a motion. o , adjourn. He wished to have an active body or M. inters; and to secure that, he would give even more than 1,0001.. per -annum. He was disposed, either temove the previous qtrestion, or an adjournment,' at might be most agreeable to the Court of Directors. The Cu :ru t.n (Mr. R. Thornton) stated, that the `Directors wished to leave the whole to the Proprie. !•tors, with whom it had originated, and by whom ; they (the Directors) had now been placed before the pablic. i • Mr. GRANT explained, and stated, that there were frequently two or three Courts held in a week, besides Committees. Four Special Courts had been ' lately appointed in consequence of the New Charter. - Mr. Corrow (a Director) approved of a Select - Conitnittee, though he thought the proposed iddi. lion too much. He wished the original motion to be withdrawn, and the Amendment to come in the shape of a motion. After some farther observations on the part of Mr. Atkins, Mr. Thirlwitll Mr. Moore, the Chairman, Mr. Plummer, and Mr. Howarth, the original mo tion was withdrawn, and the Amendment of Mr. Howarth, with an alteration on the part of Mr. At. ki - , vied. " That a Select Committee be op- • • • . ' 4 ‘ . ..„, . - .. •-• • - 4.. ~. ...,.. t . • . .. , . • ~" . • •• • . , - . • . • • _ • . . , • . • • • • .. 0 4 • . . •-. ~. . , . - . . , ',.. . • . . ••- . • . ~, ~., . . '4 ...14 •• •411 411 r4"bearegielikk. . 1 144 4 41. . ... . 4• -4. ••• ••••• ••• . '. ' ' . . 4 . .. . ~ . • •••• or , •:„.• .. .: . lait 4 :•• . ... s : . ... •• . '• . 1 : ' 42.1'', , ' t 0 - • . .. . . • . - . . • • -: • •.. , • 4i . • .. . i . ..,....... g . ... , 0 - - ' -".-......."'.....'“. • ''' • - • • 1 'Aialt... - -. t , ' , , ..2. li. astc•ta .. . . • . it. t t . ri b. . . ? 9 * . I the office; and he was eontrinied that 1.1111 1 1 1 :V.t . ' 2 't re t nis_._"" ll7 f: . °--, '.'- .1 . , ...••• '", .:-.' h •.. .• • 4,0**4 10, 0 10 1 1 ' ' ;r - •.- ' ' . . '** ' ' -N . . bai l - SC;el e ttlink . 1 ' •+t'; - 4 • r_, li d :Z ea l l irlit iono tel . e;yof%PiticeoSrUellPt4hr4l.y.:ll'.: ohatig:lCYl.,PeeCtU:tll.l;:my .C .c ii_4.... r .- _ 7.l "ti s . : a .._ ••„4 1 : . i . : : - . : . .. . f i r 1 1 ; , 4 ~ ...: i t i 1 .9 . . 1 * ` , ..Wait triti 'l att lii sin . i r . rlas igiolowc .th...-41 .., Opt . t . .. jiwto . 40116 44004 os cisftpswilillib ilisiiiliittoie tps ;) a ; id . ! teiiie s t ionit t ii ;i k b e f o i hodi .t g et tn i t , 6.,:iiiiiiiscs.b ,•,., aseati , uvu, 0 . ; , • ;i . t . w y • • - "tr. ttilir?la t r ibb i a. ~ • 1 .: .. 1 4 ... , f a . ~. A, . joiAait g o .... ,-, •W 4 was peculiarly inapplicable to India affairs:. tidos . Of!. ..• -.: • - ~, •elrery- Me'rnber id. theCubrt.' . I pattg fro'nt ".° I° P i i - ' ' 4*). ed d"* . i. 3 i4 r' itid - itil .',,Kg . ': ' - ° r eit. k , •• 4 ' '''•• '*.- • ' ...,this q . itisious veneriktion to .in °M Y ittiti1" ..t1•41, ... 1 . L'he ;11.41, -t.1 4•1144;4 4 ; ,• Ifli•r„ . 2 oif ... - ;.".i; .t . t't Ws,' ! Sli ; . . • ; i Ofirlid,ibif. ' ..Vo i \ gyiteir tj the.. lea t i issO ii;..44 l l : is.,.. ; r h.:ici_ l .7e4._.igi.g6:7laseom..;ww ,....- zu054 , 4.n , 44.01:ar • c h 0. , I sap► thatoiwi t ho t i : :n p .b ris .„ :4' , l6. ,,,,, titi t o ti is e i , • i iiiri bilt oi Ntf r ii e,e tthif eite liot si.mi to eyn ti ii , i. 'at br E ut. ; .l4l l:t7 eraitii .. iirki.,:, ~,,,.. ~ ,z,,,.., . :fuj: ~ ,,m, )1 .4 , ,,, 1 ~.. ~ , tistive 1.4gi1d.r3L,.ba..: t • zzof . ,. , Thot u r p tirowy , d1 . c ..,.. ~ t i ,.. 4..,. , , biss . : .„ . . ir,. 4. ..: ... i,,tr. . (4 , ... ~..7... ....., ,, ~ 7............ , Ft „0 1 . T.,. to its*pcbsent height 7 , bad ",biert •,. alt,' . tr . 1.• t• - oN'id re . .' isiik nftth'i . ilq - 'hy as 1 .. _._.: ItoieibipediSep•settipee): ifellMlctliftlartill. litiiiiii, icier' &Me .. Ms thitY • in that"' capetit? f i - he lir* Vetch 112 ' . . *. paid by the I‘llolronce v‘ Ilk.' 421 ' go*, r a • .„ ~ • E .,,,r., • -, i ,,,k ..'t , i f , WIWI* 4 14 :vit.& ....t>tt.n.,,s 0........ ~. wi.,.. Istriirstwaw•aisla' 4111staietqatatitoefee part of his time molt be - devoted 'time, •faend. to-be itiadeiLitate: 'f't ittlyMeriparititi4 rustryturva ~ • • ..,,, I , k..r. s wy i % -0' if 61'• "en.' isptioe of tibia niofieo. : • t heli leatrif *6trucsive . ilifita • ~.... or Tc - its . ' a, rears , 1,.. ~. , , u ., ~ , *JOAO Oil_ Oliffe RP 11. silt.hitissoCtile tie Director, and still .greate r - sack- flueneed by the Ilehire 9f motkeys 119thef • . ~, t 4, ~ 1 ... 4 . i. , ; • ••• `:" ii. r t i . * 4. ' ' 13435. 8 %rqt/ or candidates th plies of Dirrlfklltiti e ices would •be ., necessary under the new .rtharter. 'dim ill'Wees he `t° lll4 ' 26i se" li e hl.th ' 1146tr r - It. . l eA tii1 2 11! " 1 • 1 .• ' i t 4 4 0 ;74 ll ' ri. ; 'ef itWW IIIII4.4 . Itilirthir - ifiiatlfeellitra W qwonerous ,To lop fir active and.el fi cient service, merely from • .4 peltiticl tho, counter, rather thatt,,behind the .hir• lott**, hi : 2 ,'. ': ' . ~.._•tL •. : oil i t . li g ever ta d ... . s rthetefateratirtalirla holfsilltiefibit' (hie ; the so armee of • ,the.principla of public honour, wep t- the India' House. lie hoped ilie"end est the bn r ' :Dirercfors,in:ca ... t. ote• I which it • %Attila thel - nr , the ' 222 W9 e 50 1.4 211 !*illiefidetite 'll l l l -1 20 tie Ptin‘ 'aftiolhteli litiossible. NC man in justice to his iittess WOuld be, that the Directo r s trpuld . eiree. tatuatiutis- •lndeed, the estratagencies into which thelPert• I 0 104, .anc , t • t f4 ey. .. i i t c,...." r5 g uk c . ..Direct, "rAtt ett irsitsr i.,.. , .:ideo rwiii * . e t t i t r h v e I . :ci ca tio .d l a . e tisti, cet alit t!e .e . a. w4iii.... Arle ), Fl o , , il S i ns i4 i ,; th i - nic, : t . is sv Al ite,e rs . ' , t4 r. 'siti filthily don' ld give his services wholly grist ott '' ' among • thouiselvts . to irject 'the ) . *resent enjoyed or 3061. a yetrOlto l ugh juts . Val ;TOM, I :tuerYC I . .„?.... I V - In L . ti ai. Illr' , . .9- cet t iA: l o , / no t settaigif. ~,ii i lopi l ie: . 41011 .i.i lius a otcar , y . . . tissi , is sub ject, wee osecirdiew whore how ewkwarcrethrng,it "tea" to re . hii ~, en'i iitfd4 r rccici!?..Nrip.. 4..... P a b le 1 . , . _tir,.. -. r .. d imi tt l it "d . 1-- 7 9 - 4 ''''C't" Pent, man. fallen on this, ' - ~, u sp m ei of As les isrelirtii•iter , quitiitteitv" retie si. main reasonk for his breaking that silence which 1 sum of money, hnsferer stitalt. Irs fiat :".rht 1 11 -4. r..., ~ -. ,•.. . tuat i oto It N - ---1 • i- t Tetel o t... 4 I 's 14.144 'aili o t i l l ' •ffiPlea isi t"' it r i 2 3 - # llO i t ' R ut : . .• of Now .Ibrittere 4 'wilt' iteldletitil tiot a otherwise he .had - determined . to - preserve. When present st;pend eauld stet, indeeti . ;fi ts , a rem ancratian for: thett'sfer .*lliets he e liiend ids!• tOsi(Gbastet laid' down ! eciticitY . oonsidetetti - lie, thought: it • Ovittedj . wpon Gentlemen in the direction had-sons, then-the pot a had 1 , ~ . , 'iiiiirsaith . ic.trax ~ Ito. • . . 1 i s which -0 • it to 1 4 1 1 2211, PriPOP.Iess that the. tfireeterat.re'eaderplately ,tronttge attached to their situations became valuable, ollowsoC-2.• for cseriagel: -• fit p pobl tilrbleh 411 - -viks' - :if*: Itlv.it . . $.2 , MI .: t h e : 00 - 1 4 41. c o z. ct i s iZ: B e . .4. le was hap telpser'lbeet? tetapptwhich 'bit this was not always the case. lie could state - referred 46 by Ctv IftinikreW Itliiir' *et .ti: '_ Ofer 6-441 :. . :t: : ij i tliii asked -whither flay 44,1,111 thjec i tilseiSikices.of • „•., mos t diliggith•the 'orte_hisei to *hick thesent . Intents 1 • 1 1 11 Ine bed - made itt:ffie sihie7, 'petronsiteet *lout of 30 Directors not above 19 had relations Diretters, is it'ssititibrted the i . tho u ltd kad so lii ladle , so that 'nearly an half had •no interett le .• • color, of M qpro t or i Sgo4iiham a. hype . hsing-the ,lpiii. - •• TO ti r ailietatdfl l 4l l * ri(hiittib? f r 2 ; -1114 10 4 !l i or!H' : : 1 . try pittattee_7nb' itiseetiLiett Klett •on 1 lisseg i tapti. •• If Nadi it !trio ofs ; sot . the man e that should ! often delivered, that it should be taken ' from •the . the patrobage. - - •- . A fil i ti, ent n - r p e trs a b 09 r 4 .64 :-Ik etitottois ti " he iti* inp tcii .tttio ilek t id nivoNiost ;',_•tirees ci lfsit i,siiiii iii. ,41tuativilettsiiHiefildililliatasitt7i.ricosikii,664alto ~.. lidt . .iiiiiilf fair 16140, that !Xrectors and Oran le:thwilroprietors. lie Agreed . Mr. .HOwArrrli thought the subject 'raid •be er. ; in the principle or Paying• public servants liberally; Much better discassedin a Committee than at a. ob. essen a i . thafisiswittitor orate c oisloolin , em i , i t 4ti s iiA l ta isei, 44,o 4 o , -;*to .. , r ' be less ' but he_did net wish/belt to he . paid both In Salary IL; Meeting like the present, and conceited • it was • aisteory ,011,U111 be meinteilivi. .;,gboard they - 'hake : 7p4attlipatitart.:.a&t.itt,hee; !).., •4: „ ,://;,:' .- . .• ', -‘:totte aid piitiatllltbs. If the Directors would give up the , not hi human nature that mei% should de their dutY • 0!,Illeetio . ' '". '''' -' ' Ir :tares candle-ewaftitml this read , gddition to 41(eiv espcsidifire, *bile: they 'illititien of ' - • , ~ :' • .f., t_,,,• ~. -• ••••• , , ~ l• ~. .. 41 ..., ~,bd . ,„ ii,..„,ert orki eheesepsecirsp,ltehadnoobjection to without an adequate remuneration ; end the salary . , sent rePeated•orderatelitailt for retionchment I The not, - howeiei",ittseli •, ,° • . ;•• , e r•mt.tme 'et---0.--r- ----r.! a faaaMiptit ; bat if they were de. sine jpow inadequate. He thiltight the present state t;entlentenNtritMntlibbisi tlte'Difiattprs)Wirtietd tsp. Vriend had•Vlttid•, .servicee . .: . ~ i • -.. ‘.•., . 93;*Ititt tor Piled ti! . keep the ntifidlfe-engie and . Cheele;•fra. oCattendance had not been noticed, and that there It Pose thittifitiOsl•dititirivipeet to lOW bWilOislifte. t he had alai Itii ii itenni, , -ef ho 'tite;.,: , ,-,-. _ p_4o_,tatlA . i ci,.vl,l . he did not • approve of laughing.] Itread being but - . . was. t!o byelaw to enforce a more regular pne. NQ 1 tens. The i44l4 . ,'•itusiqj the dirrettikeor Itieli• - ebhiL tßoottotis: 'l. ieenirei Waleci.,.lth a : toss4l4 . st .f illiti oo both sides.. [Loud lt was this I addition of salary should be given without stipulat ig 1 ). her, • by vi j etting , th i liiit y nt A il ia tict ioil e ttie ibeiti ; r . „.,, e i.A.:10 1 44 1 1,44;, 441:3 one of lb.„. . .., . ,p ß ite ll udlx itettroage. of .whicit the Directors only had the bene. 1 for a punctual attendance. He should move as in seould latettet to (MAW , iri4cit rettil4',lilattfititetit: h . ekkateledgitfkir 'PO1114a11:=4111*•• the . hat $lll fits , mihich made the Company odious to the public:, amendment upon the original motion, that this re- ef id biftritailled, Ire bOtiOsrist' 1 416 Ititillliet re , 'Oat:tiled' hy ' fortber Courts ;' isorlif i Coia' ilSsOihet Now _if he, as a proprietor v must have his share in the isolation he referred to a select committee to take it be had vial 'Of 'tiskititektre; fOe'tilietlyaliki flisitti 1 it'4Sisiittfilduced 'generally to Indus s ''Olisleetesi sic. 146 , 4 be also wished t o - have kii share in fingering into their consideration, and to report 'upon the o.....c..weitoriti•wo•inis'fileprl4igook•s• `lifferhiiallitt. 'ciiiiibbk. the tilaCe of cnsappoiatmeafiabd.cmalmilop., the Cash. [.e/ laugh.] He thought that from this pa. same. ... - - - - • thill e te' r - 1.13 --- st :24'1 7 Cone' itii` s.4 eW,liire 2 4. PV Olt fia As t i s tai. !'.tho' saiiii artiAt. I;iirsl. ''iir eli . , k o - Tretistir, '•eeMe forward.' ifis remarks should . Itilindted troth's] : kins, was carried, " That a Select Committee be tip- . Orb' ei fir - the Ciiiientiiii44gpoo,Cbal. isq -,tcsaikieAisr, ;vet i t ,thq urns 4lsitiViid 'r. of the ...quote of the ease', and . the vieste be had . taken of ; pointed to take into consideration, and to report upon theOediiit •is . .eeldli4-:45541. • t igatkiliA4ro:: is.' .:.... 4. . x . c . ...1mi t ...11A4 - .44 the iiiiiiiial. kiosili.n_f great ` the sulijoet. in: the decision of the question, he !, the expediency of increasing the allowance of the Di- c'dq"° 61 g" ifirLittilth 4 i . .. dr" ffie,`"taviiP4!i#l l _ii . ..• • ... 1'9 , *° 41- • T e n i ,,, .C*. t OP' ll i s 4 0 4 4c.f/War.feietid. to ! ptriogagy evltl fore Mae interest. Ile had served i rectorg - of the East India Company." , • fielelteiltilet oillditilligo - 4 *Orliic" fi,.silAWit e lto iattittitrilleil , rnee,,isid yttiiiet•iiiiiis public t fer t . 4 yeata,withoet a word about salary, and should ' A Committee 'of fffteen was then appointed, five ileui-oti:ilyeli,:iiiikie . sioki,2trcit.'ii.y - ...:...:: 4ilitsA . •:s . , " ost losteettnf,,..eittanfajo. he should -Kaikqo advantage frOM'any increase that might be to be a quorum. Among the names were those of . 1 _ T h erfPaptathi'he lad IFettari*Ail •4' '4.. Vita M . ' Foa•ic,erti•lt. 4 1 1 0 Most, kelealsli prodigality, ,:which. i .leett.' MO' hid still two yeus to serve the Corn- Mr. Bossard], Mr. Moore, Mr. Alexander, Ma R. insftan torcitt a foi."4o . 4.l_ t 4f . hi COW* *- 1t... Ja z naletie icteiseaa .'llplutWn eris):4lsii.Coissfisosjr,, Panty.; 'aftirit . his periedot life; 'could hive : but little • Jackson, Mr. A. Baring, Mr. Lushington l in. Hume, i tt tieiti,',6eiilki, tlair eielteklA 4so(i.f,i ii•tlibOd Al.t.,espendifoiti ilijirai . ,:siticesspirx . , i t loftiest In any question of kind. 'Be trusted', 1 , and others. iliterifinife(fortifeb tOglite Ipti . .. 1/iiiagi,j thi:geed . gtrormient of ! . .5idia:• , ;,,..,,,qa ,tisfe:,pr f itowever, there weuld he no difference betwixt him aud ' 'rile Court, then adjourned at a quarter past five Itsvgatellifiattglit la "i4lfe-114,iiellniblittistellutt the - Sireauja the'CoMpe Jriii...bidtewer,o liberalky his constituents as in an cue he should be equally o'clock. Ira* fittlia flao •OrArai t ifii:•44l44Pein to - ld,:sii4: - this. Ode :,isi • ; titi)Vight,is, twice**, ready4o dobis-dsity, The question was now before the . owwwwwwommewswe ...„ 1 10t r illeigt i. ,.. u .,l4Caitiek,ie t ilokki:blid . int the . Ai, . • * iidliti . ig off if . 1 48-iitfoira,of the ,putilic,4tid• larllsptilif it the credit of tbe Proprietor& '' I'o L -....-- FRT,,,,gem " I * - :'we'es °l3 " i t ! ''S'atri t'ut..7 - - - . iillift •thilt•tha: Direitais.'slio3ld _be, liberapir llt cerbiinfi iiis:oni aiat called for much and serious . - I!ATTON• G A R . DE/C-YeSteir4ay, James . I:!;mtiee t .a 11 VielittiOt .le: ' . 6iiiiiiiiter 't ' Mffa Milne:, , Pai l il t . Le thoiglif Alit ' , pub li c , rewards, should, 4e 1 delit;iittini ; er4; as •te a Committee , he thought' moviti r t ii i‘ a • • . f v i i i i .., 1 50 • sources • ••eo uned..t.9 til se ii , • ..• too ... ii 1 a het ti best rdba • I num . carpenter, lodging at No. 11), . May's-buildings, St. 1• , n: toil ~• . . - . .... .... ., ~. At • r _eel mu clit ~ at. t 0,. way wee . to refer .tto a certain - ..„ . ' I n was hr h ' in the 'ustod of . . 44 Pili. e ,'" '.44.iTog . 1 .0 '. '..diat ir tiber • ' • -'• ' ca. were •• r .410117,41,4 • ~,,,, tiop4or-obe - pboe,-lar -Props:atom Ills. own. seatisimotas ditrami4F l !"- s ' ' I - e ' -- Qu g ' o ' •- c 1 -- ' flit su!n*pil phi ?, 'uttitifiritirX. the 0000 7 pi* - .ferf , Dirkiiii. • ..• :':' _ lseelltdati, 'that i from those pl. smile others for whom lie had the mosti 'iwech, an of fi cer belonging . to this'Olfice, - chercd] f Charles Ka •EF SOii• 1 age, haw Orei, i , the Directore'isistik . ...w.eit as his ! .th. .kpiLeseit of 'lbeik . I.l3[4lieeii to attend-4'a l sincere iligard. Eloise of - the Directors had a larger ; with. robbin g the house ° ..y' q* Mi•je•i) 4 4'Mi9ittftB. i flie . - " s ox of the 3 , kcale; I lie, iitokir *felt ntlitii ' .0' r shoe=d he so :portion of tbei . i 604 it' tteir''iiiii iomMantf; while 1 odor to the Bank of hiigland, residing in. lie,oter. l goer had only • 110 M. a yta., .., "Pree!Seiretaries ' tittitie pi,otlO.iiiitheii-to: Fe a nrunswick-s u _where ; street , North, near B q are, ere fwe, - j k '• ' a. of State ,lied 60001. ea'ch, but oft‘ ;Illat f i o?'- .161 Y- 1184 -t I c 'irsv * ...,.." 119 .r_ '. 9 k l t• i t e ' f :l ‘'i i 'PT4i ' - ..' ' • • ; ~.-....., • wboloitteution others had less . -.' Tweeme the patrons was was employed, along with other workmen, in make to suppnrt the diger4.bflbejr.ilfice atekto c give.esS:; ... 1 ::: : . object -of great importance • • ' while to others it ivas,, , tnaaatar,, Aafaikegia;ki,ripiiiteit_ int ,that be:night frolll tatiois consideritiOe ' s, of inferior value. Bui lug . repairs, about the . Bth of July last, of several . 'articles of plate, wearing apparel, Sec. In conse- . gular dinners . 10 a cerlaia sekorefgist lie 1. V ( 5 I receivel- W evne -11041..01tre,.,Ais A crt. hi! P *Petit Op; 4he clues - Non efteilld hi determined '"uPon - - the general* trlrtri roily med itearVikiaeh nA t - apt Iltkpit .. to G ilts of the robbery, y Mr. Ka had some hand - - Ile (Mr, II.) had Chs9ukut ;bat ''''' ' Or,afritve- was 'Oe'''Y to * , r. fitPii,j._w„,iii•ile Pbe ilk - order 1 services 7periortued. . Pecnniary remuueration had nut too much.for the Prisi4ent.,oribi 110,rd of i !he'', giiiii . 4 ,, ' Two_ ,:!ni, the-,q Vatted alerted iiis I always been given to 'the Directors; an d t h e gees.' pawnbrokers; them distributed amongst different : et4fari ueteas principle, of what lies a (iiir romuneratiun for the bills printed, describing the stolen property, and had which led to the detection of the Prisoner. trout, who was olilrgerl, to, Wes the !impit.t!ilfnces 0 •IP4t#l4lllA fbr riLoal. llliPt:fe s tittrx,• , 4kail :the 1 tion was , what sal' of *line) , should be the standard . Robert A -rmstrong, of Baldwin's-gardens, gave . 1 ~ ., _. • ,_ . .„. ~ eta .. ie 0 . at . guts ao ; RS a Smi:tai* Y °f Stilt i 4:% '' ;. 1 4 0 4 , - 'ltlPTitilt,V _why - 6 4- , tlV—iii 110 01 44 °. 4fiteranitid ag • • 1 of •ne 'ad - I .1' deed hti t' n more was re- the Directed; t h ey .1484.:- ' i t ti• evidence as to some of the articles being pledged at e i i . 1 -o *, ..'" En ''' iL 1 t,,,e 6 .4 4 ;1 1 1 T. 4 ,c-101: it'," the 09 1 . 6 .r.t, , lid qt . , .- leer 'geared than the desultory discussion of a few hours, . . - . his shop ;- and James Guideon, his ehopman, Idea. • pang, 111 14 he was '42 . .: 's '. lii" - : ; .. • rk.PL. 1115 -- ° P79f l 4 ii'Mt' ,l . l "l . •-: Ili - acted trorctlei t tive's so *et Ca.as4)sandsthe public would be more satis fi ed 'A_ 1 .___ -, . ,_. ~.„ . . OW the Prisoner as the person who pledged them, amounted t° 4 •°•tittm '„' ' '' •I'Likrtr. . , - re Mr - 1 1 2r 491 1 -- IliPtieFftleai A ot hi .ttsAtaetatialsiays, witli i decision formest eti ;meter° deliberation; thai . - of the ,Compady..sektife#44 l ,4l. 4 4,,fek- . tigeffai44,4o4 ,jgagliga. • aliettsWlll . this with. one that taig4jitolkar,..from the feolirge of the T he articles were produced, and were also identibe4 '• I experislitUre- ism*: liell,itepessi o tty,...ilieSe.mee ' *,- gaiatgo,4,sig i rifid, loinhis ` ~; .4: . .h • - • t A _ to ... ..• t . • 1 4, by some of Mr. Kly's servants. ..ns . „et unIT eI•PUTit • - . 1 "1' • sa t intigt, en remanicra ion, 4,4114 ' W ishe4. ill aivost it of T he Prisoner was fully committed for trial. tionai ha.shonii;ife,o#liiotisio hia 4'4 04 triii ve. tileriiiirritiis i oAniii .Oiscial his stock, a s hesh o fit 1 1,,,iiia - Ile had thosigbt k ,p . i. proQes4 a ekci..e.toriultee to : ili_eguttillie_Afte• .. "IVIPt 4 *Or ft" ? .F4Pf As !Oa . ' WIWI** _ • • ' . . 1 1! . Igil.°lWOOlLO P _r, l ,,i er t • The Cortes, in conformity to a proposltion ftritu enquire 104. 4littosis, bit thj e s he .sit peseta s ; Oculistli baw;aili the ekiec earrepitatt._ Alt , ea ! igipto iijegnotu 6 '- aq 641 Cos t of Justice, have abolished the pu4 conceited eanecefititya The Hon:. MiVei fileiSeii ; vering hialoWei4 OntiOi s elitpii - 112:110 . titiOakes.cisi Noise IQ i s fliiitia t4i, ' sc its rpi 9 4 as ° :1 411. 1. 4 1; 3 4; the C had last year 614404 le A :lisalion 9r. j . 5 . 6•4t pet i ratker, is . . ii An s i! qi . t ou v ,. • Ai, .t. .4.u5ii .. .4 - r t,'" . 44. - tkar l l o o,! *. •... ~ ~ Ir. MOM ; had not - •- • ••• '••• • 99 9 .- • . ' undpneut of wltipping for criminal o ff ences in civil I 1 I ultimo to Lord. Hoba rt, ths:grotnAl of .:4;viiimitl,iaiily Or r' . '-' V it ' ofriii ' re l ~!se. ' '' 4 '''ts, •- - r - . '• ' . do' - it' dlylotteS eel, l ife. _ . amount ef the : fonston Wit s shiio tins jr,a,r,4 4ro , .. 14 ,0 1 , 0 4 - ~4 ! . th 14., .. , r- , , ~,._ Qn tae '22d of August the Spanish sfiips of war, est - -- • . 4 1 1 9bler•Olalm•I 4, 11 , 41 N d • e i 3 .2 l enai l n il*' re :rm n on: i sk i rt ou td d. di , L ii kok .10 . 6 the iii. cgio uv. iiiii i kr rii i gi wcipia ctiiip air : :l • :' , i,; • # ,,,. ipit .i. ,..A .... ., , .. 4 4,„:- ', . ..,:..ficlie f fi, r ri1it 5. 7 ...A._ ...": •. . ii i,:c:! . :...".. , t , 1 ": 1 r4g 0 ;;; r 4 :: •,,' ~..,. - _ ... ._ .__)e . at am . . 12 fr r o u ni de vArlrcaatictar•u•az, and and i t h h e e li D it i v an ar L h ar ; riv eh eti e , ../.. faolittlifif . 11 , . • • • • 1 .1 . 4 •• • . ... ?glr 113-iTle . , . . siti ..,, 0 Kw . 19/ ' '• 4, bvlimtmeeTti whether ;hi ,Cadefsii4 oiii - ..(,,, i%:11A,:f#0p 4 40 .7 , i szi l ros .ti A m t t...,., ,t R . _., _,. , I ~ .Li • .if? r tilif yip ; . h . Comer with 2,loo,ooo`tlollars on board, and the " he ' ' ' —'• , d K .. vaitle . ,sal,rable tel t oir I „as. Wl, l ns intiso'llestsgeri*ell ;Not. tnpi ~. . :11a ioesTreetto sot noes fi.! .. i '• . '.- the - - ~:.'s; ' ‘.... -. .. .. a i" lotor with 750,1)00 . General VENCGAI I who, we . • .. tits' A service .- 114.. 4plial l ir c 'iohoi t tedi.isitU a , , c , „ - . 1 „,,, ,, i ',. '',; •i. s 1; 7'414 '►, - • itt ,__-1 - ' 4 ,-, t ~ 0. . .' • '.'"" heiieve was Viceroy of Mexico, came passenger is ~ "r ag with quoting part of it blip irein..o4 - 14 . ,iir14t • Wye* , liiii - Jtii i . 4444 ' 6 - ' - ' ' ' ' .'4'4 ' .. .- 6 d' w lm•-k • *dsghltaill- STY, , iocuier. ~ .. . ,• „; , tors;vrt ..,... '• 4 = tMr. Davis, we hellevet, in Which - g gairce kis ! Pipers. • . . oaa.mo to ... • : it. Ttir new% •1 ~ ► - - 1:44‘)Itill 1 / 4 1. 1 i . • t00..< , ---. •- A abokry, in- 1111 S; &114 object of .guslester • tt - v •-116--' is s Rid- i USIUW 4 I * Pr' fed a n d Pubreked hv LI . 14 • - - - ~Ji lit opioioo ) tio“ is the presto. embarrassed state of jury lo- Bonaparte, than all the armies which the iingurable Gentleman ► they stinid giro •Iltel; '• t iv Pr ' fed Orvico l . Si. fleotik-oe17 " at- the .•. . . . - . , . I . • . • .. _ . . , •