The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-02-16 00:00:00

rn."."--.2-"."•'!--'7--- SPAN , . . . . • C.c)a, Fa& 2.- la Loinlent, the day - . catt .4 to t h e pablie, I lakt ToTenienht of the VII Ilk ‘ll I.: no tice was also $1 that 1100 0 alai uf ti c laque arrived yes Oa wer e supplioll 111 O N . i i o ,tl in sad of. ' lie J,„ adopted to t e ats 'et fly i:ationa are daily . ..,. - itilla,:ra of the Jo k • tid o ' le , and cticrgy, at Ms to Ile high clergy, th v ( t heir respective CI . A I *IN i tc old and the y bill pat (4,1r1C .at sod at • le yesterday tire a1 "441 .4' the *Atop caetaiv *oboist Us M c art illery park h as be • tow t he divisions I o , natsses , • M o rena 'Flo Ise b rst • tikrta • ' as eA,L, it by surprise, with - s• go o ; but it was 1 tor tri,,ps. I t2l It is said, that 1 I.,,j.qaartert in • /rule% lIIIL. bin; has also aryl Wot. * ,Lanced parties a I won • tea t s front Seville I : WOO, at which tit du a`• dua l a ret ain fem. ecerlin; to in onl y Oa c,ataial is in jeita rim it 1.1:1... tc r ritom A I tr rack l to i I tai, 1 1 11 11 ~ C adiz is now rte li., ri. i,e, The Dike i *dome htre; Cp. French al ILDAJOZ, JA'. d, Is Rut. po:1 c.ops of ob,l me i , hi. i, I;:naruy MO Arz abet at. (cud B:anco awl as i se , they demanded sot, tb 64. eith a refv-al. *llls & l ent of Portugal It allair tuentent to the Spa t roth goods as pass fl °nay Ilisiri . g,.. tai an destined for , . • 1 4 dt.ty. Zat Cara, J-0 4 . 30.. eit' caddis which tht ailyiltba saw kad penetra y' 64, 111 die exaggerateil NOW Ili tonged, it !nigh Illbt a * tor, one would , - I.ln for his own nets Intent on pre lielau;• sad rrsistaucc. 'th gmmisra, d:rc.l immediately a option of classes As be tba• out proper tneatlei POI sad votary of provisic • It We have no 4 Sahara* ist de learn from • abet of French SUM er • standing provi4ions, *httl the main bt 41 114$' Isla. The mo.t act, ' at fteviiit 1' 11100 l ho; mealy, snit the arm ilaiL iti. tee liii at Carets It 1 the era. It is lard tut lehisalki . b ?argue had m; klioriC . pita of the !tint et e. tf the enemy, sah ra y. pre Jrin.;tiete had nv boo A s , It use view. '1 p 7ol z . Verne y has taken t pull erhil 58 lialty, and Gel .. -.. • . let (apprising that 6 4 .11‘‘ ktalate tests'', vat Ist Om, lit the measures t; 1011 . 1111111 d • otr armies, *in 50 , . , an Ail rash 'lt e m 4s. • We publish nit $, 'Vt. t'it'ellb, *hick, a' liilegalt heia worthy of ere Kilo ilt r*qacrell troops al lir, die' hcAty French. not do erons. We have n( mar as - , , sitively asserted tl . , ore an inferior 11 'a/dig/bid Another trophy, rudely.;' . Dr. Ruviva, wh es boa • - y at Ridanre, •.. . 1 " . The circuit IM. ben only Noted in thi aat rikiP 3 lity, but al ' . ' O 9l who fought • • Paled with tits, vessels entered . 1 01 5000 inusi "IV" _. --- Larouni flea . 9 ,ase =ll I f it 114 MB ....;..-1 a - wilt km, i • •. 1 Av. !0 :,. -- , baling been lymootb' . hemming sum isoastis Ift ' parts is likely litlallir difficulties, an i he IPie ' , ni4l produce 11/6106 1 1. . mndities will, i trenvent. ' tnasiderable f how. 9 . "vt/ANnwori. i brought ;Lis long time( ek r e . IT ''Y i and i t kls IWO • . •' upon by b W oo ' 1 in *inter la • r 1., . Grand lyr•em • , ° °Plc The • t . of the moo at anchor on orsi t , • vlllx As JA.V. *I 44 y contains I Sig pi& ; ' 14 , 11, New, mg to • .a l Of his itr Itrottej . in • w. , arrive(' h retry re. • i4emi6al7 *basic II fl it ^) his fi, is! At • -.ljetty. Pall PAPERS. —The Supreme. Junin •of Go. before 'esterilay, by placards, intelligence of the wiry towards this place. Pub. ;iron, by order of •the Junta, :be army of the Dukc of Allis. 'cstcrdsy. Was Island, whorl.. with all tile 'firicessaries they The most eitpodieut measures, the flotilla; and the furti., inspected by %emu of the 'ante. Patrionstn, uKtler, unl it° every where consiticuos. the military chiefs at the head orps, thu rich and thu pour, young. arc working with the ` the battery of S. Fernando, •0 21-pounclers was: mounted, Awl) of any engineertl. The been removed to A leak 14 Real, rally which rotrea'ell from the 'he enemy endeavoured to take th a detachment of IMO dra- Med through the ►igilance of the enemy has established his Gordovn, where the intended Irrived ' ; ant! that the Freud are at• Ahab. The last ac. - came down to the 31st of last fine the enemy had out yet ap- intelligence received, General 6irita Je 11.9imi WOO ism. PRIVATE T.ETTRR ) DATED A.• ritzy run. t. liar, and 1 trust will never be of Albuquerque's division is re not yet in Seville." 24.—The enemy has. left a ,ervation, composed of horse, ,obispo; they collect forage iu othor phew. 00 . the 18th, ape in Guinlaltap44' but met is Royal. Highness the Prince ihas given Nab proof of his at panieh nation, by exempting all from that country . into ours, the Use of our troops, from the midst of the surprise' .io unexpected advice that the I ,etrated the Sierra Morena, and sect:tints in which it was it' We been. expected that hafti . thought only of pro. safety. It was not so. All reparing the means of defence 'fhe-Govereor of this city or. general enlisting, without ex. or conditions,- and took the tres fur proderiag sufficient ions, mgehlishing of:hospitals, official abetment ,from Seville,', private lottery, that a small bare advanced to Ecija, da ions, who afterwards retired and Wetly of their army at La Car. attire measures, it is said, were wrest-the iittaition of file army of the Duke of Albugeer. irmons, and amounted to 20,000 NO, that the finny of the Deke lade a movonseAt towels the kintdn:n, to *dirert the attention :Wile that of the English and Invdu another in Castile with The principal force of the the direction of the kingdom rich Generals Areisaga, Lacy, loon, have fallen back. With. we arc absoletely certain of a 'lse entertain the strongest hopes taken, and the movements of sooty force the enemy to desist 'tempt. Ith extraordinary pleasure the lecarding to letters from Cats. hav been ;mined by the un. ender Senior O'Dantiel over the The ictinn• took place near 10 dr Hs, but it that disgracerapjr: foree.i• ', not less glorious, wits.gtined Pho foright with great bravery the a town one league distent from' urnstanees of this actin* are vs. :he different account' 'from that all agree that the conduct of the It this bray(' patriot cor. Jar hopes. Yesterday two Fog tered our harbour,' bringing from luskets, and h, quatiltity,of powder ronhdrorillinsmil= IMBUROM rd4PSRS. , • „ 40....1n of Weill. received fro ' etersborgh, that irnmer the navigation of the Rus. Iy to be obstructed by considers. important rise in the price of is expected ; while all inland in all probability, experience a fall. .'LL:, Dac. 25.—We hares not, time, received any intelligence from t would seem, that It has bean both armies to pass the present • quarters. it is roported, that Vizier hes already proceeded to :be Turkish fleet, which was sta. mouth of the Buophorts, IS DOW ?If the arsenal in this place. • 24.... Dur Court Gazelle of the following article: " Count '•ieusclumt-General and Adjutant. Majesty the Emperor of all the 41 hero ow the 12th inst. on an ex. ission from Petershurgh, and bad, first :odic= of bis Imperial and lalPEll 4 f~ j HOPSE - OF . LOMA, After hearing for snase tie, • Mr. Wootatpto boteght Trea.ury. Mr. G L P. brouiht up Lost WAW/lOHAM•p n d, in consequence of a li pert Owe tett Caemitted ep sited th consider of the.beet 1 4 Of 4 1 011% the louse, for u !Whet' fa Ms M 'W. — reed to. recommendations bhuuld be tAg • W4LCHEREN EXPEDITION. • Colonel other Members appeared at their Lordships her, trout the /louse of Commas, requesting the ro:endauce of the tlltflon. Lord G• ROM SR in the other Douse, to be exespi *a the subject of the Es/sedition to the Salad/. Hi Lordship coining Imo his place, the q ues ti on was put by the LORD CIIANCNLLOM, and leave fur his Lordship le attend was riven. CONFINED DEBTORS. The Earl of NOUNT EDG ECOM ik presented n Pet& lion from the Debtors.coahoed in the (aul of Budmin, Ceres wall, proving relief.—Ordered In lie en the table. Lord Gk EN VILLE presented &similar Net lM frllva those confined in the Prison of the King's Beech. I also to lie on the table. • STATE OF TRADE. Lord GRENVILLE rose, in consequence of what hid passed on a former occasion, to moth fur some papers intimately connected with one uf the most important subjects that concerned the commercial and financial interests dr the country. lie moved first for an account of the course of ex change at the principal places in Europe and Ame rica, betwseen Great Britain and oilier countries, specifying the monthly rate fir a &kiln thus back, so far as the account could be' 'made out. lifis•Lordship, at the • same time, evpressal statement. The Earl of• LIVERPOOL observed s • tliet . he , had no particular objection to ,the motio n; but that the regular account of the course of ezchitsge could not be given perfectly, as Government, in many instances, only procured them frees the ac counts in foreign jpurnals.—Agreed to. Lord GR EN VILLE neat meted for an account of Treasury Ms sent abroad, and negeciate4l during a similar period.—Agreed to. Lord GRENVILLE then tnuved for what he considered an important account, a statement of the Bullion, during the sense period, exported or imported. This Ms Lordship conceived to be ma terially connected with the general question 'as to the flourishing state of our commerce and revenue, a:id necessary to be produced, in orderto form a just opiniou on thsi subject. Our experti, it might appear, wore greater, in consequnce of our inability to send out Buillou.—Agreed to. MR. HENRY WELLESkEY's DIVORCE. The Duke of NORFOLK rose to move the Amendment of which ho had given previous no. tice. His Greases wish was, that as the applica. tiQn to Perlianseat was only to relieve the party petitioning, and give him the liberty of contract iug another marriage, no additional punishment should be inflicted on the abutting Lady, beyond wkat she could suffer by the effect of the proceed lap in the Courts of Joistiae. Ho concluded by moritig his Amendment to that effect. Aria! 1111410 observations from the LORD ClTAN mural the Noble Duke agreed tb an alteration in the form and torts of his Amendment, by changing it into an oarbletun of those word, of also observed, that untlerstandiug that the consent of the Petitioner could out be had to the original alteration be proposed, as to the increase of Lady Charlotte Wellesley's allowance, the effect of his Amendment would be to secure it to her, in case of her survivorship after the - demise of Mr. H. Wellesley.—The Amendment was carried. A conversation then ensued, on the subject of the clause for preventing the intermarriage. of the . ofteding parties, which was' introduced in obe disuse to the standing order of their Lordships, patent during the hist Session. • The Duke of NORFOLK lamented the fre quent recurrence of such bills, but wished every case to stand on its own peculiar grounds. In the present instance, the married state of Lord Paget rendered ;Oen a clause tench less necessary. The • LOltD CHANCELLOR said, that the adoption of the Standing Order did not mean that in all cases the principle should be enforced; but that the question should in all such instaisces come before their Lordships, whether they would per mit the marriage of the offending parties. Lord GR.EN VILLE was in favour of with. drawing the clause, though he-Was still a friend.to the principle of the Order. The Earl of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE express ed similar opinions. The ARCHBISHOP of CANTERBURY, while he maintained the justice anti expetliiiney of forbidding such' marriagesgenerally, as a likely mode of priventing the recurrence of tie crime of adultery, by %king away. from the adulterer the , advantage of his seductive prifatikes of future mar iriage, thought. that iii this instance the possible want of knowledge of the Legislature's intention, i and the married state of the offending parties, Might render it unnocessaq to enforce the order. Earl GREY was in 'favour of Withdraviing the clause, and made some observations respecting its general policy. The clause was • then expunged sees. diss.—Adj o urned et a quarter past six. HOUSE OF COMSIONS,. Ta u imam, Faa. 15. • Mr. WARD gave notice of a matiewaiomorrow, for leave to bring in a Bill to relieve certain clam* of Na vnl and Mk !nary Officers how the Income Tux g and oho emays setiptioas of peones* whose annual incamemns under 101. He linked to bring in the Biil before the Rod of March. air. HUSK IBSON moved far .an necnuat of all Stnewtif Maley advanced by the Batik of &read, from the Mb Janu ary, 1198, to the blest period, aria the security of the Malt Daly, Laad-tat, aai other permanentimpusts. Also fur some Dominus/5 relative to the present state of Ordered. Mr. MANNING gue notice, that on Tuesday next be sheet/ egibideria, preened his to a future day, motion on the Petition for Lalishlag a new Marine Inseraare Conway. rose to def . r d GRAN VILLELa LEVESON GDimate. R' ER defer his snide.' r especting the Army Est as he enderrresed the Estimates world out be primed until SA. today, pod c fly could ant be in the hands of Mem ber in time eal i a e lgrf g or eausideratioe before the begintilog of title week. area ikWCLO sae BICHEQU ER said, he had Duplicate Esti to be laid oa th taWr, abd be lieved they wield be before the Meese this ' evening, if not already brmsibt in. The Clerk, bele asked if the E ll i c o t t., were brovgbt le, answered in the oiroinore. a st i r be sit ob- Calianttite hewing, los `Wtrmates sisoved e Tali*? wl ul Oran b.. fn,go use ht o'f October idkle, to tote satyr Elate in disi*hisbilki each years and thd asliani to which each be-i loncm.—Or ered. The Amami Indemnity Bill. and the Iwo Eschequer ants, Bilis, were read in Cotantittct, and ordered to be reported to- morrow. A Message from the I signified their Lordships' per;! mi.sion for Alan Baron ribtedeer to attend, and give evidence before the Committee on the Scheldt laquiry, if his Lordship thought fit. Mr. CALCR AFT moved, pursuant to notice, for certain Letters from Sir Richard Strachaa to Admiral Otway, us the 19th of July last.—Ordered. Mr. WELLESLEY POLE gave none, of a Motion for Mend?) , next, foC leave to bring. in a fill fOr the Amendment of tho Laws for the regu. lotion of .Prisons in Ireland. • Mr. H. THORNTON brought forward, after •a few inttedticiory observations, his motion to discharge reorder to enlarge the time for reecir. ing Lodi IaNNING opposed it, on the ground that sach - sui indorsement would open a door to li. Ligation ol the subject of Election Petitions. In the case of Glasgow, for instance, he understood there was such au intention if this motion passed. A petition had been presented against fho sitting Member, hut the Petitioner had.sufiered.the stipu., kited thue to elapse without entering hito rocognit. trance, or complying with any of the forms r", I quired of_ Petitioners, within - limited n man was ca , the sittin deprived of die Advantage h o ag i nivi exposed to expellee W and, 'ooers, who had time coot. ferivard any evidence they had net now to be allowed a rene‘ tuoity .they had forfeited by The motion . was rejected, up( Pt. GIPS pest . poned hip cond reading of the Bankers' NAVAL COURT MK Sir FRANCIS BURDETT tendon of the House to a thought demanded their serious had no other authority relati , the statement ho had seat papers, in which it wai alley thin, in the • British service, brought to trill by a Court Marti:, human act of wanton and deliberite wards a British seaman on board ' It was stated that ho had put ' upon a Wren rock in the W , out provisions, and exposed mine—a circufastance which ti knowledge of Government rican 'Newspapers. This offii trial by Court Martial, and guilty of the fact; he was :norm dismissed the service. • What ' ronet wislied to know was, ment of the country meant to a fact in proof before them, , by the merest -accident ? wreerrt-tatatirany further Wig disgraceful to the service, Sc into the life and security of Majesty's fleet ; a circumt slightly passed over, might ha, effects in the naval service. were taken, nor seemed to be ment; he felt it his duty, in .of Parliament, to call the at to the sobject. He hoped 'eminent would nut allow it 'taking some further steps ; and tyrannical occurrences kolitain with.impunity, there I 1111 order and good Goverameat in our fleets. • Mr. WARD said, ho knew .nothing more of the transaction than that the Captain, to whom he supposed the Honourable Baronet•hiul alluded, brought to a Court Martial for the fact stated, had been found guilty, and sentenced by the Court Martial to dismissal from the service. That sentence had beencarried into effect, and the Ad miralty bad no power to do more. Sir FRANCIS BURDETT thoughti that a mere dis.tuisselArom the service was not a punish ment that could give satisfaction to the country for An act so atrocious. The lion. Baronet was proceeding ; but • The SPEAKER rose to remind him, that un. less he bad sem specific motion to offer, it Intl contrary to the established order of proceeding, fur Members to eater into disdussions, when SC question was before the Home. Sir FRANCIS BURDETT booed to the au thority of the. chair, but said, that ho did hope, on a matter 50 extraordinary, ocro.inutth Oiporti , once to the liberty of the_ subject:, the spirit of the Constitution, and the welt-bon of 'the Navyi he might be indulged is a few observations, with, out being restricted under the usual Order of to House. • • • Here there was a call of Chair Chair! Chahl The SPEAKER again rose, and said, he felt it his imperative duty to remind the lion. Baronet of the established artier of proceeding in that House, and lie most now can upon the House for their support and assistance. (Chair! Chair! Chair! on every side.) Sir FiI.ANCIS BURDETT. begged leave just to remark, that he merely hail risen to emotion .the matter for the notice of his Majesty's Minis. lets, in hopes they would take it up, and found twit some proceeding. It was hard to throw the . onus upon his shoulders, as it was no ditty that ,belonged peculiarly to him. However, he thought the subject so extraordinary, ind of so Mitch im portance, that he. would tate ti day or two to consider of It, and, prepare a specific motion 011 the subject. • cUARITABLR DON TANS. Mr, WILBERFOACE, after-some prefatory observations, moved for leave t' bring in a Bill for Registering Charitable Donatiens.:-.7Leave M .4*. . ,~ ALAmi - nut,. considered fair s . ar i‘rosecutioaa loni a ;J- how 'the practise could be proper, a. he recollected that .endk4. ,atpletis superannuated against' his Witki Tho:offieer,.tio,'. whose ceot:lM..elludedi had .bitfil 0144 to-,r4itteh: on an allowance. of 1701. per erintitu, aid a boy 4' fourteen years of egi . r was then - appoiated to :11%' sitnation,, uver t the fiestis of senior clerks, .and efi r , a raised salatj..l/wiehut Deperemeor , acjlisK the tahle.l In get Sick and litu fr rt : ,Olhee i. end fill should prove the case, if the dise t emstspotiiil .' granted tohipl. ' The usual ufode,srPitsteiren, . • ing Officer; was .entireli'dirtie ; we' Ne i , stance. He wished also to ben , eise* , A i Isaac Butt, a case g ; mach hail, ieeder the , t i‘4; considerettion 4 the R o w, cfrAs . 7wu ask." ed.] In the year 1794. s ' With trgiitil to the Pc41.3 , ~. Ilion List, he ifiCild'aitew that puo • Ofliceimm t pensioned off at lis fuilselary ur SOOT. 31141,4* - assistant appoiuted .iit- hk iternj et a.raised malaiN of 10001. being :iipsetly, deold, Igi tai Om fOresii , • 'Officer ,bad.. ,ITC jo,4l4itfuri . ' Id tat these . cases,. he' • had another' 'navies; Worthy' of the atteittir 4 that louse to advert to, namely, the creliyoll',4 seem' new offices, with very' untnetited militia annexed—Salaries for which no duties of coerce spondent value were to' be peformed. Til amongst d practices took place the Comniissioucrs' of the Navy, and the new offices were given its' the Members of the Committee of these Crn.:' tnissioners. Otte gentleman, fur acting as Chair- man' of that Committee, • was allowed 1001. in' addition -to • his former salary of . 10001. 'Aid' each ' of . these .Members had an additional' 1501. 'Bin; to entitle thise4entlemen tit retie ,augmentattod 'of Inciselej no additional .ctutiett were ..revilret iit'jthem. 'All the Ile siritili flit hid 6,4 whi 6 wee 'lteffarrneti -within . the t' Anti "- of their; sittlng and iri the Committee-roosts r se-tbit he should contend-that no , additionartiia. ty ought to irate been allowed to . Otero. &Wig 1 . sdid litil is notchi,itr order to satisfy the Monte riefto thrs : gadlindit of ;Ks' bringing these *objects endesit . Consitleratien, he' should nett:Revise liegiitsipewis o • its time,- buteartatisle witilt.meselNg s .:l •!,., c . , Whatt,ientiethetlaid Wow 60 11 . 0 0 0 :0 1 kilille - :* . jit, all LetiON..oo Patettli, Itagirlek theel4l44t . Corn missioers of. Sheutitilmitellp:entlAniathiti m , . lete C ler It t . fit the, NettYilifilOti; PAO* IfOrriOdhs,; - - cleims for compensation, • mind :hie inthsnittdhlit fiK.,. - - ikeation,'between the lilt of Mg ISO, i pett o fre $ .- Mak yr Janu :try • 1610 t• aide Os% Copies .of ea , ...II which phssfd belvnicriLlbQ Lords CoMIllit• r Jll. • - • ~---- PAVY 4 4 1 Wei ; •-, . faitt o...ll4ll;4;s3 l fl ista k at t lata g liai r t atiliairn , ibiiimr, IPA. *3. maim stsilwast reastsaabio Mee to pelage etilsifia II —*wt. 4 , .t , • • fi r i t ta l igk*saild, he Moped there weak! : M ,114 . tithe esinevis s la tis of appeals, Instate wele_t_he isba!ace ,ssf the Army ra 'fhb Cabs ight up popery Papers - trust the - of hapPli t oriltro s y t diefe!russolli the' Filto such of t es as required desclustqa.— si up a RappOtt'et she state of Coo- 11(r. GI g *wed for an /lee:must Of the Nu . •. . . : i • • . . Am tbeteT4sajwc, which sailed !roan she petits ol Great I aaa.....1 L. -:.—.------ -.a _ rs - ....1- in-.... .1.... 1...• ..itf ront . . . . •- . . .- • .- . . _ ~.., . . ' .. ~ • —,- : ' ro:ilti ll ii i Tp426 Zd i t. 4 :i, ' 4114.:1ret. , 44 11 ,Chacittplitpatiorsii*dr . ;, 88; e'y b viiiiiii. '. Utdered. '. -., , 4 1 ••. - • • - • . . ! . • , . , ssr•cr... • t • ' , ABUSE& pc PAVAL.AND llhAitAti qiint. AP- , i. Pf4 l3 **M' ' . - • 1 1 . . • Mt. WAHnhE ielm; lit % pi s's - 41mi jit Ai, io.• lice on a former night, Jailors fur etert4 pewee '*- I , il re s picting the appointisents to citil sitiotions hi the Navy Office and Herrick hisster's , . depart. ments. His object in this modem was, :to thew ... , to the House, that raw insfansea.had :occupied of abuses in the appointompts of -bail depart. ments ; and if the papers for which lie shut . move were granted, he would, pledge bi , iiseit: tor , prove his statement. Apprehensive, heliport, that the Papers would be refused, be should foetii necessary to go into the subject - at some tenth,. . • order to slew that be had not brought foriva his motion without sufficient grounds. A gentit•• • man had applied to him not lOng since, who bad ' ' ' ' stated to him eertaio irtstanees a such thuses,A . 3, - requested he would take some notice of the l o t• '. • ject in the House. Ho had assured him, that , . • . . ing.a *win the Naval Department, from • ; 1 he was obligisd to retire, ho. was told by. mu. 8 , . ' ' that ho was entitled to some remuneration in co ' . sequence ; that upon this subject he bid appli .. , . to the Lords of. the Admiralty ; and stated that - - ' l . was informed it was not unusual, when L o —.2 • . ' .• Barham was Comptroller. of the Nary, to places. Mr. Wardle said he did not, 14n . .- . 1 a limited number of I been some ti,ie_ogo directed apillst e.,4leraipi4 . .-- , ' ---""7 : :-. ' - '1 r flownerOrteliterte="TopatryiitteliijiffiFfe — prrifisse a Wipe aii • . • g Member would be Government. He did not Atiow whelhiti 1, e 41 i o was entitled to, end Barham would •vindicate the practice, bail*. . . 11itigetion. The Pc- things. were , eireumstancott, 4 - conceived t ,,jii . • Pugh to have brought highly necessary that Inquiry, illottlit ta s k* 4004, . ' ' had to adduce, ought more especially when so late as the pat of o_9 ll 6 !newsl of the copper- her 1809, a specific . charge was made apinse* 44 . • y their own neglect. Prentice, fur the sale of Ckritships in the Ballads,' ' ; lon the question being Dopartmeot. .This man bad b4en , empluyo i i ,io tl office of General Delancey, anti weaiinclicated, in, is motion for the se- the fabrication of fictitious acOutonte, ; which . .. 44 • ' ' Draft Bill. • ~ - .. . not yet reached the'plihhc . ; ,anak asa o_c 14 * l in • -, MARTIAL. were stated to bale been •actqiiiy sett 11.1 MIN LT rose to mil the at , but no inquiry ou ibis subject isidzoilalipsoloo, a subject , which he He 'therefore stated the facts, and .truated ; Os* sus consideration. He Howse would go With'ltini io,colling for the, ive to the tact than pen ; iodise would be centent to *bandit, - in the public news- charge, if •be did not substantiate .it 4%* • sped, that a Sea Cap. vouchers. lt the Navy Pay ()Wee epd 4ltiolyp , Des had been lately ty, he underatood that the appointieeme . ,,w ' • ' Martial for a most in- made on a fair and equitable fouling',; tilt. . . eliberate barbarity to. were other offices where • the case was Tills ! - loud Lis own Teasel* reve rse. In the Mar/ bffice, for instance s , it) • ' ' i lut this seaman ashore 'Mild to promote 4nnior elerks over ~the ;h•IdA, . ~ Western Islands with. men who were Miter . ye,trs • :their senior" .1, • 1 bim to perish by fa - the sat-vice. Theis was . ont jl instince :irk • I accidentally reached, which a, junior • Clerk, . v i lp r . )wsoil br4 tint through the Arne- • eleven 'years la tiiit'offictf, waapqtitioted ten„plem, • Clfficer was broight to of Mi. a year, oicr•the heails of setibiti cle;lia a and on being proved w h o had boa from V:venty-seven to . thirty, yogi merely sentenced to be •in the eakcir.. Tliet: !Act he should .uedertokts it" ' , ,t the. Honourable Bi- prove to the satisfaction of the Hooln;11, tlia l Pi n , . whether thi-Govern- pers for which he intpded fii etkvp:elt ~ * .. .0. losteP 'fete, with such granted. Stich a practice as tliii...,ssena i . • vv.- . . • is and bioaftst 41 USIA cotivineest A . eppeir •to the V . oase,tas *AI fit; • , Or, . whether t.l. . ~,gigdeliaolfc4,o,o4onotia•P"."---", - ----""*" .... ttps n t inti a iitiblaeran that it could opt be justifiu upon oar puit4g, - .:. . .... so materially, interest' grounds, and could kris() fro, no othcr. Nyv i et , .. • of every seaman in hilt that some of the places were sold, and 9 * 9 4 )stance, which, if so (Hear! hear! hear". frod the Treasury JO have z ood have ;he must serious lie wo uld repeat the assint 4 . ; •ikat - so „bitpla i 0 . As no farther steps di ff erence in the aminsitt4 int4i,giffaillDA44, le intended by Govern- to be _attributable ' s '? I! el ll* Ci 1414,1111401444 liii place as a Member as ked s et , were tisedoelislieri All artier attention of the M ember that it M o ist bi so. Ile IlliO.l. V5 ; ( 44 11 , 1 75t'.,. 41, however, that Go- the House time lopg, but tir4 ,i4 t : ' ; At In . ere - , 1 , it to pass over without ois t good groundi. tor catliim • ?s. 1 socarnents. ; for if such wanton There•was another point co r ap-k cipst]ci • -dime, f, ' • were onee suffered to .attentiop, ctioeininibg the sqetitionated list, apt e 40.41 be an and or particuls rii The 'case of .a Gentieni4n i'vlan . .tiesibßetN • • _____—.....-1 -...:-.. 1.:. .311.• °P1...5.1E,..:. *J. ' . • t t 'p