The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-07-14 00:00:00

~.~M~'~'~lt. FFFFF4............ s _ •y~ . --npv-wasirr7lFT fist , and six copies tiatennitted.tiC , oll t-hlriir il li h.y ' :spry of State fee tlieiNritiiiieirespclorilet•titet . of which to 'be lhid'on the table :of . the House. .:,14 . etortnjnatis After a few WWicis from 11y. G01.14.114J45, tite r that 4,eternsii rnotion wastegrigel frt. . ~ Le r . d.jr I Mr. PAS ELL 'Ore notice, that- he-sikotsidjacessit.f SCS morrow move certain R.etolctions respecting the-litate : wassui, : se of the Currency-. „ : declsiotr of Sir W I LI,I All CUBTIS presented a 'Petition ,of itook iieesesr from several Merchants and 9hlp4oWners: of. the country, v 1 City And l!ott`iot i l London, sgeinst the. ,kitseubblig gar.d to the Sestem, : . •• .-- •••• i..:--........:- l istHey_to,cc 'Mr. ItOtaNSOtciaidkno Licences mteredieoted.f:wtth respect to foreign ships 'le: proceed to" any Peet,; : -/esse;i.the measuk from which the British flag wus'excludetk. ifice- . lesk *lnt so . mati Decenaseriio nisetieinces had been• vanfedtto s tradm i • by ileopitill to.the enemy's ectuiStry„ Most ports wifenreetwisiamt•ise,afforded , ta the ships of •thir cauotry: ,: . f. I Itilr* . 1 Iry ... ;)Fleas ;• end Mr. Kt:Atwas surprised that any Ntitier shini)d. -albite/00m no ' s iie Pieieflia against the Liounsinggystent. i the .Regent ' Mr. Aide/testi ATlllNg.thileght dearest beige" , Assent to fit had %riser* frdni the granting of :Lisette* 4 4e.y4.*nown. reigners,"-to poris.Where : fititish shipt. maid. siot.l9 l + After $61111611, lie belieeetli the object of the Petitioners who epther4itt which . Mestri: to induce hie Majesty ' s Ministers to Devoe on. theit s l ;4l... Robinson, guard, thin to complain of the•Licensingvflestem.. :. 14r 1 , TIBItI i The fledge! was ordered to lie on amiable. . . wienott. unfit .ford - cfIATLEBSAGII rose to :submit his • peep! divides' mimed mottoes far the erection of racunnneuti to corn. 1, inishernifillik Wan of 'certain sneritorionefitifeers.— ,- lie °blinked find nothing could t be InTet.honsturable to the memory of iheilead, or usere'soothihg to the feelings Of. their latnities,/nr moire aditintageoes ,gas the best interests of the coentry, than- those testi-J monies of pobtic approbation. : which vere usually conferred . open , eminent , eminent pmbk.:serv isr ces. At .. the 4, same time he felt that it was Asslvisaisie, on granting r. such distinctions, to keep in., view that systetti 'of' prudent precaution which hatienifeindymarked. the conduct of Parliament. In pursuance of this aye. tem, such distinctions were in general -granted only to Officers:6f a certain rank, who had fallen in great . Actions, honoured by the thanks of. Parliament. — : But he apprehended that he .was not travelling out ' of that spirit which governed the : views and the prac tice of Parliament, if on this occasion be propesed '. to distinguisbsonse O ffi cers who , although they did not actually held the rank, or ware engaged in the actions alletied to, were in the possession of such ' commands as generally belonged to that rank at the i period which termivated their glorious career, or . wiaretlistinguisbecl by actions entitled to the highest I panegyric. • The firth Officer to whom isittad to call 1 the attention of the House, was General' Bowes, ' who so gallantly: fell at the siege of 'Salamanca, and 'whose achievement so materially contribsited ,tis the splendid consequence which followed .-,--[Hectr 1 The next was Sir William Myers—[Hears beat I 1— who, although not a General Officer, been appointed; tc command. a .brigade at the battle of Albuera, stormed the flank of the enemy's position, in anutit. per which'at once displayed. his resolution and skill, ;Lad returned from his exploit eoreFed,with glory, bat mortally wounded. The neat was Colonel Cade. gan—[/Tear, hear !] —who fell at the . battle of Vit. i tqria, and who, on many occasions as welt as on that 1 which distinguished his fell, had , bear .eisaspleu.osil among the hrs.vest defenders of his Country.; •At tbsll battle of Fuentes d'HOuores the conduct of thii.vaii. liant Officer attracted the particular nOtice and warre est praise of Lord Wellington. But theteoen ba. havioisrof Colonel Cadogan in his last .ntomentsZ the feelings of solicitude he manifested for the honour of the British flag on that trying occasion-the joy he expressed to find that flag triumphant, the moment be. 1 fore he closed his life, entitled him in nniuninent de , gree to the admiration and gratitude. of his country. 1 [Hear, hear !] —There was another else; to whom he thought the distinction he was about to . .propose I peculiarly due,—he meant General Brocii..—E Hear .9: who had displayed so mach manliness, intelligence, and *vigour; in :exciting the spirit and direeting the operations of our 'Force in a distant colony, against a.l enemy so superior in number, and who fell the i i victim of his valour. Although the victories of: this vary meritoriou s & Officer were not esteemed' of that I f:i!ttructer which usually called for the Thanks-of Par. Hameln, ,his services were deemed highly deserving : of the proposition withwhich he meant -0 conclude; ! acd in this dpiuidif he was fully persuaded :not a ! dissentient voice would be found in that•flouse or in i ' . the Country.—[llcde !:I—lt was, lts , felt, - a most grateful task toirecord the exenspiest.of issoisin, and to. trace The career of victory; •SeMebelisitdi.distim..l gnished this country, and which hid. .600 In latter limes, carried to a degree-. of 'Oe.ensietentateeer ben fdre attained—never,, peehaps, paralleled in utilitary. history,— It, was, iodised, a most gpstsfel, ttek o so look back to such deeds, and, to_ pay .t he of g rati. l tide to tivose.heresks-who )sad. use& ' peed them. tit Vbe enthusiasm, however, which -such a retiree wislcalculated• to excite, and the-grateful feelings to which it musttire rite, he would ever unwilling to transgress the spirit which had hese*. foveinfluensed the practice of 'Parliament in distriej butiug its favours. But in this :case there was nail such transgression / • an d he was satisfied that -the r e "-of • tin wines__ MONTGOMiII. limidiMpi r - employ thAttbeir,7 degree that hided to , Connell at . abilities however, serving of went out same fleet; nitre rno'nths and of those turned to ' a service Indian army 'discounigbfgv. be takstainto the ed. The Hen. 1 clause rendering to a amain after havii "Mr. C. military service talC ceptible; should be objected it went. to Company - npur had, tarn, stud Lord C. , . - tied mach servi that it wa, - because persona that it was - want maintain; that :tag Be rv; wet numerous was withdra , :bsi.thought ittary at ' *id then eligibliv to of Native Secretaries. Lord C, as being existed ni present, Court of, make them, Mr. It; legal impedii tended that pea ted and k not to apps Amy consido et the eit" •clear up it might • ; Alan& but left , Aitiag aiteam Ouch - of ~of .a'a mpyr _ *tee , afford partica. • gr. p... was rejected Mr. P..M -...- tgvil 'moats. , ten . , beets:,. . . , . - . years in.lntrui, _ Fete. - Sue, 4 `c4iiiiipt 11,11 , Of, their.undeitaking, _ Should of the Court •of Directors without canvass : "'IMO liseffon upon' :the subjiet•next fiessionorbee Istifeeivti • I'o ll .rogoliß 6 f-' Jimr•2ll44l"--111rAllIslmi• k• • " sti " eci . • - ,- - • Proprletors,.. they renewing their covenstib' I. lio4l'pected:to be told, that i t had been tow& bripassittte!, . ~_. f0rr.. 1 00,449P441t P i t e t• ill t ln A 9 4 4 l ? i ! ~ . at ,:; ha wr gum with this said Court of 1)1114.. he Ao carry tkepromise they had made into execution.,:t,4, 1 . , !, wr e . A.MQ,L a g • t.k, fg. 14 V;040.P,5. 11.!1. tk . !,,l!Tkil .q . Honourable Member - proceeded . •to 'nig Itt . ;110416 • Mr. TIERNEY proposed several financial oment .; , . c 4, 1 ti .4.,iiiii .• , ta liftei ns...T r l t t .i t i t t 4banz o t il se tila r7 u pa i rit iu ut it t . rtil ia le o ry ut , lkigth.sipen a v ariety of .genillopica l , Wilk ..., ~ .6sents in the apprepriagen chops, which were It , . ~.. , ,_ ... . . . , .. .., _ Mr. ROSE spoke to .order, contending that : the rally negatived, after lime 'remarks from, Mr., L • 1 , ~ er N. :7 llth : 1060 aeries lire Yeti 10 traw''• Rat. Member's speech had no connection' with •;'oll . ' Smith, Mr. Vansittari l . Ur. ThilliPs, :Lord taitlie-' Pslitinire'tz ' ' -'•' • • • "' - '-- • • •-• • •, • - .clat4b he had oropbsi.d. . •-. "— - : . reagh, end several Other - Misfebers. • . Nuantamic, r dusts 29.--abvt,Peke ~ .ef 1 4`934 1 . 0 ! 1 7. . Mr. P. MOOKE oras•aboot ti Oillitato lite •agilit-i • A ft er some other trilling amendments , Lord eerel ko. lIst • tal."! 0 . it, S 4 o ol3 gke.t?.t.t., upon ,% : )1 4 ... of .tos4 plm bit:ween.,Wittenkerg-atpiptil s cation of his remark;, when " •':' . - ' `.-• •_ Ai :` I. C•Aiii'LEREAGH proposed that the Bill do past. • • -;Jillint • The SPEAKER: contirined"the observatleiviflitb ''On the•question beinspat, ••• • ' • - • ' islindo4 upon its right, towards 114 - 4,pree. - • a 'llte r Right Hon. 'Member (Mr. Rose), by oblerVillgl•thet - MO. PRENDERaAVir hose to oppose the ' Moiety: head=karters of this • corpti" . * 'llV,litt tent_lb - the; be really had' not himself beets . 4 pfe: tediscoier th oir when proceeding to : raid 'eetno 'ettracts 'relative, to smut (wet; of fierabt4g, •-- ....n0.:..1.. • • , : voitnertion..: • ..- . '- . - -:•-. - t,.•• ••'• '..., •- • '•-• , Ilte . Miisionirk *clause, llstf'..Bett. Member we, called ' • Lord CASTLER:IiAGR' Skid; thatlhe , policy 'on .., to order by Mr. Kase, who:esid that not any- parti‘ , p ap i tro '' ' ' . . .- 406. - A3 t Ai'ig_ti s.. '''' . '''.',#:"•‘'• 4 at ~ JUL T Lui•zrhe D61814f Castiglione; INbith the kitting law wait fotinded, wads that Nb is : cuter clause but the adoption or rejection of the. Cotomoder-in-Chid 6f the Army Of Obsertatleaitt. cility shoukt .be. throWeiti the %Vey. off. Ike return- Of . whole Bill we* the question now before.thollosise.• ; B i n s ii i ,. g cci 2 . ... ~. : :- . ~... *- .. ...:,.s. rxpo ok m e e d . 5 e r ,,, 0.1 4 . 0 o ut cminpapy. from ii. 41 8 .- : Thq oEA4Ell..cepcerrtl iii-the abjection made! There could; pa no objection on the grounds of Ahab% by, Mr. Ilene.% .; 4 :. • ~ • • .I.resh V root of ' his * confuience, by . vt6ci ui 'ltdq.lef• The clatme,V l A44 l kgatived.. k. -• ' .. : -:lit .. " ' - Veturn being !stede.known to ebeli l litete•teet teqe., 1 4 4.gor.otEus,—Oar.Emperor ha stj tts t ii. yen . we , • : Mr. PM/40E114W OA lie •1i b*efa:-to the:. orders Sin' divisiens, which: com . eose 'tile &trivia's' w hue giu Da aicemat. of this stoat fatal , paraicioaa, ' Mr. W.. SliArra, rose to •• ...._ c Artily of ;Obilehlitlim. Mt thi•trittirig yeti , jet,,,-it ., . , ' arty stee'bllfter'ittel older ihnti - ttiose 1.1 , 4 - i , ::..w the mode of declifins hy" U .. .r".r. .ghaw t ,as r! iatitie lininseltee in the fields 'of Ay. •••••• .. • "- 4 . This mods?. he ''.to r ah •:42)?..c the'questloP„ th at . WiefshOlillie %the is: so short a itille.... • . • caves,. but . slye Praets Pits and .el . ',i,!ie t: cegiggni e l*.falle4ieas bop",49(1 2 4):1:: •-• fear ardor debate; - • • • ' s - I lighliere';.lrerbaveialready meritett *oil ,. ;• . - that its only e ff ect siodeictliiit -6., the'ltaffiel•lAthit tigtiet otrviirkir . - sibility. We c AdjeUrnmant of di, ..Ftiedlatid ' ' Wean's,. imi.ip the. campaig!, - . • which consisted , t xt " 116 ' ' 'II hope yon will be worth/ of the repatatiou • - mode of deciding to-mottow. evoked. • . 0 t' .-. . N . :\ ‘ 'n ::. should be tiot4 .2 anti I :,... ..P...k, oili:.e of theleeleictry 01 - • - - - - --- • i i i i. I 0u,.. tswiliicsaniun i a tau am *la. bi. 1.1.1. 11e1.1" MILL AMINE 1 %lAA An hetttr mode of providing -for the defencedefence•of tic country—of toying by a stock of puhlic spirit aid por;olutl valour, upon which 'national security ,• could more safely repose, than in th e p r oper distri..., tuition of national'honeura"---[lleeil—becabse.serh distribution, while it distingushed tho-Amensocy." -- of . • , the dead, furnished.an incentive to. Pao, portittinfil - 0 ( 4 • the living':' thu3 conducing 4: °nue. it olaMlin ;he gtory"and - the safety of the Empire.:--liicar ) hcorn, The Noble Lord ,concluded with veavini, •Addresses ••: to the Prince Regent, praying that. Monuments rosy • he erected is St. Paul's to' the -honour of Generals Bowes and .Brock—Colonels .Myers and- Cadega it. SirJ.-1 - 011,K1 4 : recommended that measures should . . be taken to abridge the expence usaafly attending the . erection of such Monuments, or at least that the in. I 1,-k t.nity of the construction should iir , some degree bn cytril to the amount of the expellee. • : :live sesetal Add resses were agreed te, and. ordered • . • .to be presented to the Regent. • i' •. s• -'• • " '''''t - ' - ifithlf;i•BtLL.' " • '. ' • , - 4-ln the Order of - tiwk- thit, tieing*istektd. for :the tif•rd readiug of the Ivfdialiiiil,' 4 ; :. ' Mr. It. 'rflOßNTOl;iii!OnesseqUellee of ii - Ite-- cftlotion paiseti tlits aay at tite CoOrt 'Of Ptiiiii.fetors; • N01,'6 II lioselotion he 'read, propose& thet the third rs:::41 . : - .....4•nl•l be postponed, .with avview 'to afford \ time to that Court to consider the Bill, and partial. . • . . . .. , was ”alitgavets.• .t.F ; o i.;A•:,• gar • Is nate DIU, DA elorst el Te-2111!01 I Lt arose to proposes eisoooto abolials •.. fintl *vise ckus‘• : • • ', ',,....,?:-, ...? ..,, . • . IrClegii )3y: balpsl :of the tiit!ii 'Board. •. After. imaa, I -. .104. j : 44.‘erygd i :i.nig,tit Ti. useful •in Sem..., Wilberretu ) and. ,r. I St.,(l, oisittril k Direaters. ercild not•.tie elppnergi r . . 'the.% . : AlAile . :101:11 . 111 r ,i„,-,i; Arc a* 4i)i gq iliii,4l:o4huilli so" aiis. t • ' ' . „ - .• ta lle ifect vas, to ,screen th ilo from re:Oen- : •‘C . lttfigi i• concluded by propoilog his Cloesdro r .tiesigt to-mortise., the Adid-,-- ASTLITiii dof roof ipitivisionsistly; That AO Mouse to some day in tin out ding by ballot be abolialsed.-231y, • The llousithat *OlO4 till to. .:• ~ • • - InitEREMIPIE . ~.l ieettar"lMeenie!7""- I '- --- -.. - ^ 7 . • . , . . . • . •. I . . , • ' • etet • :•,.:f . l'''..e ' 1- .'' • : 1 .......: 7 :. i ..- . . - . ' • - iir%.14..U.a..%... • 4-.--40-.1 . -- , .--4 ,- - - ' , ,-.. --....-i....,.......44:47": :44; 1 W 4 crwe4C.:. -- r.-!..,efir..a.--7 —.:.--......,..,-..44.-;,,...;...,% - , -....0 l' Y 4 liit ; 2.-,7-44 44' ...,•4 .. . 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''• ' • . • stion-oifit the! lolneet, and to.commuoloate altemele, end_peestism.,_ delllnhig tdliwir • . 914% , ~ ' . !leaf ern Em press. 41. • dial . rialied • thel'itriAbit i f itei, rminatinitm. the House, - reesehn. •fet. ,_ 104 .441 WAIST; VW, an- • -- • , tA1tt..11911.N114/1 i p t hfins;itilgidoe i tholle: .of ttey' t tea! ineoifroeit*rspeestitan apple*, fai hu i it*Oremnsp - 1-.,- I . f)islioshlig aro . ititin,:es 4her.SOt,sien ' Or d P l C' el l,. #00"4. 1 01/ 4 .4 4 01oPs:.4•1 41 # 0 0.41 4 rk ab i l .k • ''. • lif- •• •41.4111.41 / 1 " 14 --- ••• lir- tru er irgi, ate' a n -• def I . .).4,,....• ~., ~,,,y.„9,,c,„d.... ~,,b........... :,......•• ;.. .. .-„,.. ;...... . ~ ~ ;.,.. , tams .111ajesty the Emperor' iir . A b sttia, Of this' qit eloti i :for: ,- whifch niany • Menshers I :'Oe'the ti Rik. Gleam ' reit); (i' sank torsithed stilleeedee,llo4 read had several con- flowaver weterallresedeeelm Jotrtro- Oriiitt:iimei... . ' -: .'. • • ' '-` '• -"' "''''''''''''• - ..."' t•- i -et.- - 11 -0 1111100 • 1 with the Detre . /realatto". .... :. weee.iniliri7f4l;to' M alt it tosre k - , ?Ptit,1.4,1 • : Lord CAVT.LtitEdOlti o s ia ‘Ettlit 11:thilattodatri , Jim& Imajilltabbduelfrom the- Waive Prnsric he opporounleif lageirmi:by the•llheie•Conswyttotr,at thattlirreif se& 4 ' neiyetens.• jf , the • ebet,ltnesiell kW should have a tined efrenlati44 :onsidet 'he; t o wax ...the. - .11111, hit- meant Helloes aeetstaisetiehed:leAnia* be *Hated !tither: le tb e PS"iaftidataa;* and as Ihas*aullab° PaPert.. - ••• led to theldatials,,, fit Opon-tae.prispei•••it wee prppericauensubm. i ske ; .epepparn !vie...sassy; alvelidtat et dilleeent . Of -70 per iikiti;-titii :of ilinan '..1 7 ure he • aYrpieltiisidedthe•decisionna tl l - i l ttealegoetac i• - Lur .-......,': •-•:. • 7 11441141 t • "W1R#5.404. -941700: • the' credit of • no t a rely ptoitistatced was not ti , boyeitilitltt 7 f) Ilk. R. TIIORNTOPritad .tio objfe . t . iit," - tie t- ti *wow: .... , ... :. -7 .-• ei ~, Icit . risedlikAftwood et cry_ p maik - r . • thilon of any ,t . .-.-that opportneityaseald , adopt** ,a 1 a . iegifiar 4 :br 111 0 , ,' 'T'a'ttle' ''' 244 - 7 ° • • er - • •t ° e(.l thein j u its . progress through. the other 'be .ettetred: • The - Di • ' lerliCallriFlßMl"? 0 4110 RT.Ifed emleorda . the's, oes,tions arenseveffsly • . . and as to lt** &At deterininatio4 4 .the fe-tbeing called 'to emiessiVtalerrtime•they Wait ,40 :IL Vile mai*, . . riptgares ito i11 ua. 4 0 4 . 14 4 : pony aesen • . Aeappavissaded that. litighton to seetoesktkaiplsestith,.-- The abolition of tkat'..Oi r I " iii 1793.. ' •-•-• '••,:_, 1 . at would-1 . ..it'11", ' - to gionfeW MIMI ballet, might,* hik.u._ 4 l,iso:Dinaktoss. _,... ..,. ~, - - ' • :‘ etSthe,tBthMatti in - to obis Billaitialetbit.,sletermisMthitt • , ..wae-i Mitors. - c. 9,Attrif lout G. MOTH . corfett . . 0, ort ie t tir kil #ingili'lifiwism . ..t . - -- ' - 's I .' ,- .- . : - - .: . ..,-,.., w e t,. . . ii..;oo43.roploy Or * * bo r ibllti the livicfii . .d r. ' • 4 Puck • Ikt• ".:,...:* :'; :•, • . ... -, semw fertberaasuratioti; nawkobie el:' rasp,bollot: . - . ' :-..: • ' .• • ' ••‘. \ '-. 7 i01.1. 4 .1.1 41.._kkr_ntlif . 11 Ccoratilreei gtintiiiindilod. .filestri: -. 0.•-.otilet t ..l3,:.Stidtit,..4l‘.l3atbalara Mr. W. SMITH. artiett vac IWAIIIIIrIid4e, .. &K., Walbeetieleekrbeiorbeeimislitivii, who . mon took ` part - r. -..- if; :. --; ... ,, f :•. ,•:.•,.. ,• whether his ObjfKe VW* Ipbtllklift 'bi l l: 0100$41111k. a ille rCA !bared in reified tai ie4ltitints, - warlike 'IIdNEVY- warred - rtirit postftineres.4o.the. AS Washers, Of breirotommtv.. ~:. - . _ ~: ' iterui ler tortificatillift , __.„ antlt:-"filliadapihient, Asa width - lb. Visas , Afte r a fey, w i lr i tt& .bent cIitTILAREA'aII ' - ftlPiradut, Just 241.-jrke- En e tz:i i : h tisatider 1 ... . .._ _. r •1 . •••.*K +• .4 1i1t'.... 1 ; ti.'4:>iV.--4i,; . 40.3t . :_ •:, Auelehltualt, Wel •.. •• • •/•:•• pasespi,tWelve day . , at • * hat re. Or messailind esseiao .s...tof ... .A1 t :, ' •••• 4 ') • ..;!-: .. ; , Neon t oniait • ' ''' •• • Abe gaisavg l a . in o liesia: . Thii blonF•ch ri - EiTril w ilrinblr'ilie ile° l 9(rit, 13.4.... iiit c oity • ii .„, ;;,- . 3 0,••• . cea trinttairalatht • .beilMiittlitdt, fort a. J°i2 k _,ellititifo4 6 l4 l l l4lo oii . /40‘11411.. trittiftettti.iil.COakfli. wiforitiAle,it i t . - ow" • : -., '• :,__ , 13:1001- ...-- 0, ~, r,s k : , ; 41 :,.-.. , :,- ....ildtt . witßecair-bilt lisiViil4lllllliilw with our Gobtall.Y.: Mc Malaga,. whoa geakrpossis ,t. . .R. THORNTON .pro as 4 Aliassidemett' -It , - . . 64 - 4. 111 .0 Pt Nliiiii. SClliea . i sustained ,hy ;the Military' 'myopia. in tbiTiniltili.piwoprip.44 04,e, iithiolkleintallig . rot leme.,Y l . 4 :tra.t , s4vitr. : . 1 . rt . 14 . , • • of thollast. lostia, Camino'''. end ,aminteined , the bills pays t bis la England MI ei ilerteeelberiar Ilisliajesvo t hak•Reparar of Anstria lie; 7 filei titi ;elating:is were not protected.; in the semis • instead of the comuseiefel•fiedoa titelenatmly. a i alml42lllt*,el o- .., _ efte,turoltOraisalf-liien pent there _ hat thosa.a .6* civil servants mom „fle at. :.it . t4y *if pirOile in India. ... . ,-: ' . • -, !, hop. rraele. 75 . 0 nm of ~t he= fTI I - fuaitiettaries of" the incapacity of being elected.l449oi* of i . • fferl eAsTlAßEAoaciltiaMlid. setae,* dehti t ;liit 'i and I t aave r aikeri " Ch " . " ll4 ? •Cimg La ?"' attar& the. Prealcieacios, and!wthar- dis- ,; **moored 40 the liastit Bevelre, the 4memlMtar 7hooroa, 'i heave been called from Vienna to his Majesty. ••• ender' which they laboured. i The setaice I was unitecesseey, ...' . ....: ''' . • •' ' ,Mkta4ery •ItMe l oo..---r..Tho departmsa.,..C44. Ar i l • • vies On. nature which nindered thaw 44. p , Mr. R..THORNTOIS . 4 . :•iii 410; agreed lo 'with- .mini iltehtinde esisieed 'ea WO% Jet,. PIN ! :: 1 - of 'every encouragement. When he bitnself,.drasi IL- - TT 4;`v rt. - 4 .- •• • -7 a bit eerrie,geehas already te,t,oig. for am - 11 1 : i .1' t to-India l aighty-five others-vrent Outitithe. : 'On the fourth ApProPtilidaii: Clause, MP. R. • :sressipfog,7ruiT 3.—The pilis . ' 'oe Wi..11); i i !t; at. the expiration of nineteen' years eat ,TRORIVTOrt proposed• iniAntiociteessl l withdraw.; . Pruepodcg to7Mitetlie his been - ;et CAlgieribia nths, only fire of that number were alive i „Ing great part of the •Consmercio Fandi• to. he vltir i .4afilif the fait . meek, we. successieely .eatt ...pass hose' fivnionly himself and another ever •refelyloyed by the Company, ,fronv.istder the vontrotii orlan ni u- a mf a f-lb °* 4l, Ink , ' 56 1 Mstht 34 04-4 7 0, o Eoklood. He would ask..whether that ithetbe COmniissiOners for the Alai / re of India. • • , %/mta, Slat, 93d, and lOhth regimeata,at" the line ; ! worth going into 1 He maintained that the Mr. CANNING objected CO thli.. ' • - ?,of the 7,th and 18th tightjrtfootry J . - and strong de- ✓my could not continue to cs;iit under such Lord CASTLEREAGH sigieect, that so far , lerlschmeuts from the 7t h fed 10tfilnranfry -of tht. . Oft Oirannstsuices, and that it 'lnuit either 'the Company had a coMmereiglapttal, neither that .153 d and 154th of the line i '..f - the tith, Bth , and : 4ntep the service of the Crown, er be reforms House nor the Beard of .Contrail • had any-.power to ' : • lath mounted chasietirkisr tliff oaf!' tight booe ; e Hon. Baronet concluded by proposing i nterfere:-• If the • privilege faqirs conceded' to the ' and of the 11th 6000 it the train of 'fitAlery. , 1 1 inderingthe military officers io India eligible] Board of Controcl were. curled to eategs,'tha affairs 1 All these corps &teat t h eir full complement r aad are ,In Colman in - either of the Presidencieeti,of the CoMpany moat. ;tend still. 'lf the country animated by the best spirit,: .f • • : ; 1; ,..„_ :,, - - ring resided in India fifteen years. ;jldid not give to the Cotny in India, the Co m p a n y, papy .PQM7lii.4GEttpjyttA fX 7 -411 the. %IRO . *ltich ,:. GRANT, scan, contended that there waste! could not give to theWiltty ti t E ur ope; - .; : „.. ; .., 4 .ere Vitt. the islandiot Zealand and fultedernse fa as, service equal to that of the East India Co& 1 Mr, MILIAN *at against the Amendment. - . serabla nest *obi ,to 'perform *wort ___imittliellteet ;a he - it - altogether. 'lf 'it shoiiid - a*Ppear sus- The Amendment waesegativeri l after a short con- ill! OgthoetbOod lif"' (Wt.' 0014: •,. sc, 414.404. - -; believer, of any amelieration, he, for Ode venation. , • ..., : - - welach , Russian:. , Itiuteter,: anirCeilinf•Dobas t Ili, e glad •to attend to mach amelioration. fl ii ... When the SPEAKER 'arrivest at the clause re. Twister from PrOsaii - , ate UM bere.„,:-.''' " '' * • ' fto the Muse of the Han. Baronet, becausc'specting this Churchot §_orptlatd, , - - • ' Ch ange s - i n the •Mikeistqf araegeftms ..):',. but pro- to deprive the civil servanb of the East India I Lord CASTLEREAGH prOpOsed that I( aunda bebly.w.jthostt igentiatiott. . .... f'. - 7.: ..,. yof the small prospect of rise which the t ' be , omitted, arguing ' thatitleglsittire etactineuti otea.; , , Adreiral•por,ktun has returned hale. with all our I, by letting in so laige a body of the mill- 'I mending the Compass,. th-maintaiss Chaplains; W . *Mee Co served in'the French' **nit yleihing. id which, he maintaisedi would be thohighest Dieters in each of the Presidencies, .would Ilse 1 Suiiiitt=-4he'griitoaa reception - 444th -abs Bm- • title, and might lead to misunderstandings , in 7 sir 'Perornamtle•M;de Sues hula ' eS.. CASTLEREAGH thought the Ron. Baronet -ether aolonies. .-; . - -.. ..,•., 4 .... ' , -,.., .. 5.,. .r I able . h,e0. 7- *WIWI. ~ . _ lL __ :lt overstated the advantage enjoyed by , the Mr. W. DUND.A.S;obetimed„.jiak.tht*eao in :WI ' eipelateetl„, It noe/ . ._ .... e ... , Att. ricein India beyind • that possessed by -the-question had or t 7 been • berodnced it Wile ; teilettte , and ha - concurred witli•the Hon. Director, I geation, but that' biting iiii;etvid an eararinCe friiii'' P a t nna,,,. Jule 454. r .-4100414 41 11,41t1m, sr'" - , as riot in fact fair to cputlntre the ticiservio*l the Company , that ther•ineltat their 011ITR:espattcs ' reed at Prague, are a great; !OgNinlin ,- 401111ai " 1 , petsons went into the military service knowing' maintain the Presbytetiiii Detrators, and afford them from VlerdOr;,,.. Selhaildelte L ‘44011'01,!!r!, ras not so advantageous as thecivii. Yet he if all proper awns ant assistance ist the promulgation ' *sidle many Russian tad Trialliai •-•- isiotain;thit compared' with any other tuilletind exercise of their (tit's, he had consented that the 1 TaaxaseaT l `Jutx 91.*-4 ettiteleeops vice, it possessed decided advantages, which , clause shoUld be withdrawn. ' . •: _ i dcies not oelusel the .270.*.ittf . . . •J 3l OOO i g ai" ' mesons and obvious. The clause unite, 0 Mr, R. THORNTON;' saki, that as Chairman *of tralay arrived in en, tows ; a awpi arf.Aes= ) Arms.), he should certainly oppose, became. the Court of Directors, hi *Mt isettfident be . emild theid let% eh! ._ i fritrutee . mfr. _ -1 4 0,0eddflittit 4 • 1 Oil it a 'dangerous expedient to reward the mi: ' assensibeilimse,_,itotrpartilidaiW the Scotch ' a th*.t . 110 1 411 0 ,,,.:4 1 01 1 1, o*** i ii;MaieMalt co , • the expence of the civil service. ' • I hers, that the East - India' Ccompsay• weniduda not ;lumemi Reasorebe WWl* of aseiliel) far !Isit • . MONTGOMERY withdrew the dense, : only all that was siaceoiary, let . air that .could : 11a aral In laitY- f, '` '. '' .:•-.-'' s: 1 1. '• - I Proposed another , to render military officers !reasonably •mt•gired. _ . _- , -, ...,.. ~, • (-; . - 1 ;, •-•,-. - 6 . 21AatiManN101112a11111140k1K-Of-Bil* b.s to be 'appointed Political Agents at tie Cots I - Mr. C r GRWT.citeihisegtlNlA4.oooo4•'‘aol left the mole of Opeelleinitto laws to Glatz an 4 re Wilted; alitt 'Also Military and Political ; i pledged- the. ComOany,' se fts'a.na•diagtelssiesed the Reitelbfaeas •le Itaireede of * ; n o WWeldi • ci • • .. '. • Vies. power, to endow chdrche4",*ll4 3- jhatege `Ambito.' • • The Ear t - ar I. ! *a. Teleiiiitilir at 'Ctribtsches CASTY:4I 7 ,HE At; n spoke against this clan*, I minces for the Clergelnesi it iiiimaidsig sad. Aurdtrt be:.. IrlikAehel.lntet e tt i , This,.. , ,'Segref . , 7 o f - in srime*Measure unnecessary,. bechoje tai ' loud. -• . • • • • •••••• L'• . 1 : '- ' •-i'l' - ' o ;' , • ' !ant lfseneiredee lbw- inataa. „, "•etthe io legal impediment to such a ppei urinflitt tit f'' Mr.' A BERCROMBI E dmibted wiiielser, 'cedar, !Claw!, .:rtaan't 4 T47, 4 =4; is maeirafa l af f . - an.T_l". 'it hiring perfect iu . the dtscretion of ' thb the provisions •of the Charier of 10tIr William 111. tantsiaelteret • , .499. 1 e!m14 eft' .. f - Direetcits and , of the land Geverament to !'t.he Company could allow aay'Ministers 'to proceed cers of Mesta.: •• • - i'' ll ' 7 / - •:. , , - 7 .. em. •' • - ••••• ''' ' • to India who hid not the' licence of Ai Archbishop ' *The Itnipetd.f Ft Kliefi t itioMilrlik 41 1 4, L'SMITH Winifred, - that" Alteiv - . eiisted no ;of Coaterhury, 'aided bider. the higherisanction of a the castle of Itoitioanit ' • err rf eight;daYs pediments to such appointments, but baton= .t legislative enactment. •Hi therefore proposed an sleet het returned Ito filtesdlea,' la: —•.• .: • . hat the Court of :Directors had sent out va- : amendaynt, that the ;lease should be retained, in- A.R . Ote-liaretal39 l ll•4• 1 / 1 0** 11 itiffii 0 047ilkr.` .nd pointed orders to the local Gotientments ! trOducing the words, "it shall, and, may be lawful la /41_, ecltOtp f • , • •' .; . . -.4 -•,-. :: .- :. ~.,c, , ,. •. , ppoint military persooato inch illices, as if . .lbr . .9es COmpany , to allow P'oshyteriass Ministers to The.....fettleafiettiena -„0:., ttiergoaarilk isidered thorn an infriagemeat OW 'the rights ' peOceed to India, ' „_,... . : - Ind Rellt.Ml. ..1r.,4 . !rit . !re% , . . . • :Lyn adrivite.. Th 6 claimer I vreetd;:st lead,. •• 'Mr. R. tuolorrON.coild net answer for the threelnit t ichilM.--- l i. tiltvitoundial wift.lrill any doubts upon the soliect, and-helheiight. iirclibishop a cwoof . tatiy -; iewoi not hit proviaca, ! in 4 oneditionliiiii•diativedi 411.4:been secirlii flitir; • i safely be adesittedonett-did not enjoin any , but he thought h. tilt' answer• for the readiness , of i rear. ....rib* * 041111110.4 0111111100111160Maili Aiiiiii • st left the ambit; j4ot:Wi "(Kira 111541ittottery k the /CompeaVbs,oil i i - : .. *:).-•-••,';:, •'• • .. -.. •.• to IMenlik , faliheraelieletesseelse: EN egentablismsild: „. 41134441:4--A''. L''. - .-.:-....:. i',•; ;'V 2 . .--', 'fi , AttAl,l4l,4lf4tAiti g l44,co . 4tl.olfll, .Zif‘; .. .0141kftri:v iirriOiriiiPlKA l efitSit ta tir* •.': I GRANT, l en t o :., ppated.lthe chin*, •Wch r! ''' r , Abercramble's. amendment we negativitoct .bissr - Mpiltetralmi, Zr Sted Withotit X drititeste:,;:' ..' " ~ . 1 cleasti,wa.finaltted. • Mr .' o,XRCgclillglß; Ow. ' i t_ l o lll otV:4,l4 l 9Pinfils 4 . 1 ? ii ili,. _stilrlihid ~,,,' rite '.. MOORE_ propOsed a"; chose, enabling Ito inter., warned the COMpany, that he shoisid nauoitie He „ elinar - *JOU oaf Wir ovege:!'ek - • - *Anti. a . the Company after hating bems4en '1 watch their :actions , and if they did ' not•ait_ltp"ts. r ow lielle , ._ I now Via lrelkm4itOien of t he. Elite - , liOrkk" ^ ,Inirsai;to return to Iguglitidwith the'FAiiol.l.lle letter of. -their .u , ndelistking, he aboski ''ssibiett i tt., fat - .1.- . ~ . 1 " ' ". 1.7 '' '-- 7 " -71 • 5'.7! 1 ' - ' 1 kr - Y • •:- • _......_ _.. T _ ......., ai a . ..2...... a.—..... ihadat a it t.l, I • I Ir. :i 11