The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-06-22 00:00:00

t he: Comma. by lnd , • :amply _to hlesoberg , wi'e ra ud po b p , . lion upon the sUbject. " %VW. , ; Lord SO RR IN O O f. ls atch e i r e Toolaties. and the d lord LAUDEftDA LE edillfilideseilhat omen ile; rat Yi'ainages the Pox comiallalCaled or lake moieties,: resedastinig she viisuoillitlidiwo 0e44 ti,e tendency of the Bill fig the better protection of b says. presented ll table some t ime ages' wirlibut itteltiglirmoid of et, te prnvistons* l in ll dt ects dpe ' eiresact4psie, Berea doubted not. but the,Bill would re- . planation. Itlitradarcarrying into effect the.plag. of q uire many alterations en a Consnatttee, and beilltiseld be glad • I .Peilb , :ma he affirmed . 'that- it was ao - entire new s of the assistance of their Lnedsbips in a meet of intelt steneml interest. As no Peer owe competent than himself he takes tem, and considering the change of circenistanshe it up the matter, be felt its point of public duty to cease this for- would kayo beitsn an entirely new ssittem if it had ward. • been woid for word the plan of 1793. The torch: The Bill was then read a fi rst time , and ordered to be , , forks, the revenues of - the Company, and. their Pr Lo ilit r ed d 'WIEN FILL resent: led a Petiest from Bristol , (kW both here and in Indiii,ltedbeen prodigiously pla i,,i ng o f th e k j orsoencansettneores o f die 1703, and list' contended that the auctions.—Orde; - .41 to llf on the table. 1 cie La s rd HOLLAND presented a Petition from certain Insolvent Se e qpipany could not answer the demands upon them Demers condoled in the • Isle othian, g d aying relict's tad e l l - ill • this country, end mast ittiplyloTPatlianient. . Ha Ploce'-'ede, some m u e r p ,P ri w se „ t e ila n t n as , a t a be epte e -at r„ t h e i r re l beell i e c menti " ed adverted to the delusive prospects of advantage heft, 'iscouot 811flIOUTH assured the Noble Ilaroo.bia Ma- out to theiation by the plan 1793,• not one jesly's Government were not inat•eoti7e to the subject, sus which had been reallted,' though the dividends of, t •tepo were now in eoutemplistion with references* the. o h. ; eels • o f the Petition. The Petition was ordered to 1 k an the Company had. been permanently increased. I table. '-, If properly eianaged, miglft be of great advantage The Fire Arms' Bill was in enasequenee of mei deedebie • the measure i n i ts present ' s h ape , or d ere d, on the MS a country,. but_ under the_ _proposed system tel Viscount SIOSIOUTH, to be wad a third time that day al dtrialt country mould only meet with disappointment as fq months. kl_ wetly. 'From the spirit and mode in which the pee. Mr. Cornell, from the Office of the Lommisionets h is 11x1- Woods, Forests, and Land Revenues, preanamkjpar. • sent p roceed ings had been Conducted, he confessed Uinta to orilrr, the plan of th e p ro p ose d sew Street iron Weal- his ardour had beets much cooled. When he mote. i ninAcr to Portland-place, for papers, he was told that•it would require a,vrag..., • AFFAIRS OF INDIA. gon to carry them from the East India Houses bet The Earl of BUt:KINGRAMSHIR,t hiving they were merely the papers, which by the Act, sif_ moved the Order of the Day for their Lordships re- • 1793, ought to have beets innuelly . l aid before Par .. solving into a Committee on the Resolutions commu- Bement. After ridiculing the Idea of its being has nicated by the Commons on this subject, possible to carry on the Goverament of India.witlia• 'the Marquis of LANSDOWNE said, he should out the assistance of 24 Gentlemen in Leadenhall. not oppbse going into the Committee, but notified street, he mentioned a most important military re. his intention, on the House being resumed, to sub- gulation, with respect to which the Directors Irtre, mit a motion hetheir Lordships, with theview of ad- • di v id e d , an d t h e matter * as at length decided by a. journing the consideration of the subject until the black. ball. The British Constitution little-deserved next Session of .Parliament. . the praises bestowed on it if it could not manage Their Lordships then rushed', Into the Corn- India better than by means of a set of men who des mittees and Lord Welding em %twirls • tates', the , tided unimportant fneaiurt byribeffleottlArdlee;—... Chair ;' ' ' ;.1 He then argued from the acconitilleld ippon the table . The Earl of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE rose, and • from the East India House, that it would be inipoo:' , in a succinct and !Ominous speech,- stated .40 the ir' ' Bible for the Company to answer the debts which they' Lordships the nature and object of the varisinfietet- were liable to pay in this country. He did not -1 lutiens proceediogfrotothe views, after a long and know why the private traders bad not examined wit attentive consideratitio, aided by detailed and ,nesses at their Lordships' bar. Re supposed they. peated investigation taken by his Majesty's Govern:. , had been persuaded by the smooth tongues of Minis ment on the subject.. We have the less to regret, ' ters, that it was their interest not to do so although that our very restricted limits confine to ns a very ! the Ministers knew the reverse to be the fact. brief and hasty notice of the discussion ;as the tts-'1 Lord ROSSLYN spoke shortly in favour of the pica have been in a variety of shapes repeatedly bee , Amendment. fore our Readers. tis Lordship, adverting to the Lord CLANCARTY spoke against the Attend leading points in the proposed system, argued it was; meat. in tile consideration of his Majesty's Ministers, the, Lord GRENVILLE, remarked, that not one safest and most advantageous course, under all tfle word of argument had been used on the opposite side circumstances of. the case, that could be adopted., of the House, and the little that had been said was and sanctioned by thole unerring guides, the dic 7 !an additional argument in favour of the proposition tates of practice and experience. While adverting 'of his Noble Friend. He did not attend the Coto to the resolution for forming a clerical establishment ! mittee for the examination of witnesses, because he in British India, he stated, that the individuals pro- thought his time would be better spent any where fessing the doctrines of the ' Established Church, • else ' • and this blame, if blame it were, he shared amounted to no fewer than 146,646 •; and be be- w ith the .majority of their Lordships. There* did lieved that no difference of opinion 'mild exist as to ' not appear to be a single Noble' Lord in that House;; the propriety of giving to such ...a population a cleri- i who' was at present sufficiently informed to discuss. cal establishment for. the purpose of religious in-' that momentous subject. It bed been said, it was, e ,traction, and the supp or t o f .t h e na ti ona l c h urc h I n i Useless to make any enquiry is to the Government that part of the empire. Having go'ne • through ant of India, because it was not intended to make !ley . able exposition of the Resolutions, his Lordship t alteration in it. This was the very reason for eau- moved, " That the said Resolutions, as sent up quiry, whether the Government had been well ad..*l by the House of Commons, be agreed to by their t ministered for the last 20 years, and whether it Lordships." would he well administered for the next 20 years.— The Resolutions were then regularly:, read: by *; It Waimea Said he supported the system of 1794; i I'uble Chairman; eud, in the first instance, wete l l f he did so, 'for. be thep,thtseest It right; he now, cub aihmtio, agreed to by the Committee. thought it wrong. Wasitialeetimary to enquire The Earl of ..LAUDERDALE, though' he . dfd into the revenue to odrisider bykiehoie rated, and. not oppose the Resolutions in the present Usti**, :„Whether ad oppressively' as that no - coantry.can exist wished their Lordships to understand, thatiu his opt. l 'under it. He had been statette have said, that the nion no person who knew or understood any thing of , revenue was not oppressive when comptredmitis the. the nature of India, could a ss en t t o on e o f them. I property. He had never said se, .be could islet hope The Marquis of LANSDOIVSE thought that in said co, because he did not know what :peePertiPn the present state of the Sessiou it was impossible the ' the revenue bore he the property; it was a problem suhject could be adetioately considered. he wished to have soiled; batef which he hislooret Lord GRENVILLE expressed a seeti- • heard a satisfactory sointioe. , It bad been stated by merit, anti added,. th a t hi s sense o f - pu blieduty ! persons likely to be well Infonned, that thedispre slrainvll.l,ini from entering into the dhicassiott at portion between the property , and the revenue was such a isrriod of the Session. i so excessive as to bring rein The Etrl of LAUDERDALE, adverting to the . Res,dLd is for providing: did not a ffi rm that the Cams swim , a Clerical Establishment in; a cause 'of enquiry. After a satiety onserved, _that If an enumeration were to bel ha d ec l are d h e tboeght4t.hie duty to nn-do, the ludivikuals, Members of the Churcb aft cenietry to withdraw fsonvaisy•firether Scotland, or Presbyterians, would be found stlil the question,_ he felt himself numerous : an d stated his inteptionV propose ' fr o m want of Inforinktion, to s Resolution with a view of providing a diriial Es- Those -Noble Lords who - thought tablishment f or th e Ch urc h o f Scotland, as well' 4 'as " would, he had no doubt, attend. fur that of the Episcopal Church of England end Lord LIVERPOOL replied.. Ireland—and further, that provision should be made 'rhe Rouse dividests— out of the territorial re v enues of Indh.; fer''the zee the °skins! blotlow, 41leeltaniet maintenance of.glepergymen of th e S co t s ch u r c h Adj ourtie d. •, •• so appoi n ted. *. • - The House hiefni . risitiied— Tbe Earl of LI,VERPOOL moved, that the Re port of the Committee he received to-morrow:: The Marquis of I;;A:ISTSDOWISE said,'-he should take the opportunity, the only one s perhapit be should have, of making a few tematks oti the subject—' ellich he meant to conclude by moving, that the far- •• •NbUfilt CainiONlL • IlsallelEllieleal Sans' BON ` *Ski , passed • The . Eislidi hinlieMt IMtan 4 the CitPe Who Bin, *ere likewise: passed. Whittlifil*Chrasseit Pensinai M. • it iillo'Ordetel werr.w. • ; with 10.410 . , 1114eldiiii anCiels l .ol l ; tk'OtiOtaut theiredzesilirofn further itis '..- :k _._ _ _ ~ ..„_ , in. , L 7! Ai rarZ e titt;tlited i ;hlincerelizet i t i e i d e that ii 7 iti er r nrOirfoler coe ' , uwo bst 74 l, 4 l ber_iaN a l!. " li r .. : 4 0 41- i i. Wielktt tbkensettim to enbilletirt, 1154)4in- " 111 # '11 ' 11 1141411 ` • lik !• l . 4bects W : : °311( : Alitrostedi..therefpre a Oat thh Meted th • Hone ' • fliltitir. , kikatimi4 .►. "- the#l3lll wisettl - pardMi the trouble be bit/it tar. ! w hom . ;Pt- - "'a; a 'AR" f".the'Alerool 6 4 Oiled to tire them, , and `Woulif reject the'ittetiott for lAgetwithß ll: l4hich *Mad' the tight of election 18101: itrse.commitment. • • . ' Aldermititxoda_fetr freemen- of • Ike , totru,_,mil;•ine . , • ..• ..1 Mr: LOSE .and r C.IBURREL4. reppoiett Ab ov i told *let •if . ha ever 'lost his election he °Villa tat b, MI ' • '' '• ‘, • - • ;.# ,- . .. 'l4.—d. , The Vent*, • after IhoseoariousinMenme l l ' ... Mr. .P.-11100RE lesisied - chit' Mr. Palmer, tni i,ooght ist ihoW they ,were alive to their arm hoots* . • 'ft rect46l4 ;Oro- 40 % .heo per ce n t. as bad , 'psi 0 ity,..esidt9 theintergets id the.COnslitxtlems ia * • eitteti V li Mild not. tri , i 0 Otielier cent. upois ' 14 0• 1111 "Ct. 'ileti,se 'of Mo. Coogan, who Webs; hilAppqmeoi% •. , .- ''.'"' • ' -, -- ia the, . 61, : lNiwigite for a • limiter offeece s : aid f ... Mr. i .HORNER Mid the *widen iit eke sum could i could see no natio. why, in the present itiailtooos the Ant tow come before the Heine. , person transgressing- the law should be excused be. • • The 'SPEAKER said :-it , Was,. nod nu aredly cor ; I : came b is . a. Doke. In this case the Duke of Leeds lefent to Ott House in. any Mtge of the proceeding, had paid the debts:of 'the Corporation who elected to-reduce the grant if it thought, proper: but the .Mm, and.• b y so doing, had acted contrary to the law question ,now was merely, whether tl.i Bill-should of the landi ealunkinfringed on the priaciples at be re4ommittecl 2 . . '" t %•.• • • :.-..,..... ~ . - the Constitution. He concluded by moving, that the • #r. c LONG thought that Mr. Palmer should con: Attorney-General b e . ordered by the Hoeft to pro. Wit 10 smite deduction, on account of the exemption made George Frederick Duke of Leeds for the said 'et mail-ooacheifrom the toll-duty. offence. iv, - i,,, - ; • . • . ' • MY. BROWN- said, the House hid en former 1 Mr. D. GIDDY said, that had he been a•Mateher l o cca d on . cans u ere d this c l a i m as a i fid e t a n : o f r i g h t , : of the Committee, he would have of the same opiaintt and that to re-commit the Bill on the potent grounds, that they were, and, be had no doubt, that what bed would be to stultify their formei'deciiitms. . • t been Cone.lty. the Corporation and the Duke of Leeds ~ M. W. DUNDAS•opposed the Bill. - : .t was coutraiLto the law of the -laud. Hiving. *a Colonel PALMER, in answer to Mr. Long,poid, ' knowredgertthis;lUMealtted - for•Mmtto.BtsifArby be that Mail-coaches bad been exempted from duty in differed front the motion just tutde. It was necessary ?IN,' and that Mr: Palmer did net • rot lee his ap.. 46 loak:16 4ittrif fiai WA ,_ with which this transaction Ointment nor was the agreement matte; t in iygg.: i had been attended., 7,lvintre Cinain - piariiii4l.ltating Mr. Li:SUMNER opposed the grant.. -.. . . broken the law, warnot laticient to call for the in - Mr. WYNNE would never allow that any Clan. terference of the tHtiviettl order a•prosecution by this cellor of the Exchequer had a right to convey ; ;Mr -v-Gesenti. - The Noble family of Godolphin sum df money, by agreement, Without the consent Parliament. .- • . • •1: -.. Cottons! PA LIW ER - saliii4""thi -, _ - 01 4, e0r of Honourable Gentleman ligUleen . . WA: r'.li'R .; ; 1 t ~~~i~,~~ over-ruled: " After a few words' - ftsha • Sr,— the House divided— '.* , ..... - /-• = •!.7-:- - --a - - - . 1 14 • _ the:pri.. pal For tae Miasiosol 44 f Against it 77. . ..:F f.. iegbi of thistliwbsomPtionrwas it Mall 1 4 -Jarge fortune Mr. BANKES tbeissoved an Amendment to , ientiAsell:.seess sespseeskie. charecter, and _could- not, of the clauses, to insert, as we understood, the,ap-llseeenve t .be,aneposed to.. have acted from cor.. pointment of Mr. Palmer in the Bill. .. .-. ~ rapt loathes; bet nieTi4y front a wish to promote Mr. BROWN opposed it. • ,--, ~ . . ~the interestr and cbnifoft of .the inhabitants of Mr. WYNNE supported it, as teq4og to improve; the town, by " ;ridding them- •of the. burden* • ~ the 11111 apd make it moretacourntei,, 4 . ..,: . I% ntiliidt ti 'were- Liable. It ,was ' . therefore, Mr. MOOR P. objected to it. . ''' • • . ••• -. lifet.:thel; Moms Jo.ticonsifier, .whe th er t he law had Mr. LONG supported it, saying, as a clatinAat'been.brokap la such A manner as that they should been made, the instrument on which 41111 Wm Isteti.interfere to.call down * the vengeance of the law on founded should appear in the Bill. —4. .... ~. r., th e Diike.:pf Leeds, whose feelings must be muck Mr, W..sMITH o pposed, and Mr..iff. PrINDA;V. hurtlitimte a censure, when he had . dene no more supported it.. It was, however, negatlvuti without al thait.what bidibeen done by 'the Godolphin family division. , • • for so• sassy years without any notice baling been . . , Cot. PALMER then moved, that the Bill be mad- , taken of it,: , fink found,: There leas another a third time te-morrow. . ....... . .. .- .. mode. by which the House might interfere, devoid of Mt. BANKES proposed Thursday.: „.* ~ .. i . All the harshness of that which was propo s ed , by re-- , _ _ __ . . . . _ -of " - - Cot. PALMER" stated, that the delay. tretsid (gulating in fotars theiproCeediogs the election f or very inconvenient. the Borough of Helstoe. 11. would here no. oh. fif.fp ESANKES's proposal was then eegatived, jection to a • Bill for that . purpose, and if rot at s• and tke Bill ordered to be read a third time to-mor. •-late a periodet the &tidos, would introduce a Bilk , row. • .to that effect;- T bnt..oven now .tho House might ie . • IiELSTON ELECTION. solve, that essly in, the next Session they, would take The Special Report of the Committee on the Bel. ..into consideration the late proceedinpin the elec sten, Riection was read', containing,a charge Ageing ; don for the Borough of Ileiston, and vroald adopt the Duke of. Leeds, for his conduct in that borough: i.odeotoal measures to prevent the same in :futore.—. it ,wia egroed to by the House. . I Having stated these circumstances, he begged the M o rp,SWAWihen rose to make his metier, on this HOUNI to recollect, that though in point of stricinese, subjet. He was actuated by no private, emit? or 1 every. man wbo elm eased of his rate had t acCePted -a Atm; bit thought it his doly..*Xottezol a; Large ma. 1 compensation, yet it could not be itipPesedihnt men jorityinAtilat ComMittetougnismittiOsaitstion teasel of their resPettability ireuld cell and sacrifice their House. did.not whine slay any thing disiesPotful of i fore mere bribe of .2%. . . Aka Peldo Doke, whose chinucte.tlyae 011ie first re. Mr. C. WYNNE .said, he should be saved much .speetability., nor of the wor th y bleathers•whom I . :the trouble in the,cousiderstion of this question, by re. had nominated. It appsurid4hAt the,-groat the,Houso t that they hadalready agreed Liberality practised. by ,tbio4; family, of , the, *Noble.' to a reeolution, that a corrupt agreement had been en. DidiP, • -torTariteillaidag , Mar,44t,,,Aurougit; had tered into betweerrl the Duke of Leeds and the bm. Prodastelit.lo l theillost of the rilugh:of •Heiskins, andthat the law of tisubtnd bid redo% a wish to compliment Isfm by moo Atafthel.bopti . ikep o brb r oa kea , , ,,The RoO k e mud, • therefore, notninision, of the Members tot 'lb, Igrifthit . 111tc?-;poseeetneeentonor,.er..they. .would be wattling to was not disposed to object to the legitimetab,Oldemie, own,Oguity It persons pay money for a Ire of property : ? ,.I,ut tins Delo' 'pia digemegt • by boildieg had r the • • , . ... . . , SVArI.'ESMAY. t: • . , - .., , . - ' • j3IPE R lAL PAIILI,:aiiiNT.`• ether codshieration of tba Hart ; .. nr: ._ as om po r ,.o,l besseete habsre. Be isestlete stets, that the stash _.. t00 ...... c . ~,, ab. 3mi imaged , Of br- m orrow to .diet tet• n no t riil4, l " • ..m aj AXlTgeOldealitedlikke-.P*Rigflau'd bribe" if .C " 11- tmogic or Loot: still' ittv - -. . • iiit4 4l olonit, • 0411 Y of del . 1146 11 OW lmo 0. •ii . *".Z . T act.,: 7 4401 eteeSbego yeti. elergriarill Teestreft 'we** . ... . ..„ ....X. - A. )her t heiodicini anslantot, Me de, was ilitspheillsW, Mew the Veit MIAOW Illt• '2. ""-- J bee L IN TI fe I •• - - to, ll . /171101111 X. OM Pllttleillit Alletalk&AS Priter, II °h.° ). , :me or "'rill their l'ardibiP'dftlakia ""baratAlha... .breble Marquis then as isedlik" • ,i t aionlek t it' a nelo h e d. •• um • • was E .. ir i of Mama v. &tun% WMI pertlthe . reverse , it for further cosnoillgesitiess tbsjotloment nr•dit Wsi ldmiii itiolica drier a very diffrits. ailifel estisnip, • tress the ~. ...1 . ~,,, ..,,:. „. ,• . igratz tikeinsvow,„. „,:„..,,,„„.,,,,, aluisf,,,,,,,„,..vigat.be.Ba i t : ._ K ip ,„ a djournment derlost Ibr sane Owe latelt ____laites.. - ..; ill thedobject from. that 0 e th i t ti e gg e E t a 1. -lib* . • t. : ar o lw • . tr o Ori g le k t e - ,3 8 . 0 4;, t t ', /pmanapnw ts. o l e sneete . mnewo ,, n el swi tedr • • „.. 1 410 •..,•,- • Mr. . 00 thr re'rfilild ef 31 : 711" . 141.4 t heitle tin ith i r r 5. •• Vhe the Resolutions.. ::. Iliettea meg.) sou • . t•.- , ,. , ~,., :. , '•• ,• . „ .--,. ~ „ / :f. ..,,.. j j else e,eteleeter sket?..lldeg et eteledi ~ Tiff .tt A rd tb • fele unwell* table. . • . . ;;. -..,,... , .. . 'ke ' - . • . 4, . . 1 0 1, FV - • torw , • i t o - be mg m a w o fo ro l ma . 00 ilinit Ais. the subject coming: * no o r s k ort ,. .. The HavrAletelliviiellielliesefeev ,l : :•,p gnu --. *me hoa . ;:tell• ha Se paositalosi ososalf.... I. on the question r t 1 . - a.- i.. b. • t• At& . For lt 7 ill Ned 0 &IO! • d i„ • et .kii Oa nif the l ithastsee tont ) jihise beets/ea the esepogs in g wide . their .A...... igisi sges.w egi .f ar fr ont , ..,, - - 7• Idawdrillt is i tifi l ....Wal tirip LaitiP.Pe.,,..._ lL701)r. Vint aialkosteet Worina— iv-. .. . 1 ..1: DA Li; and ,I V hart moo wee.. & I rk _ at. 0 0 • intern allowed oo the Meet Least e a WM ka - I libation to 'AI 'illtdie 4, iewit.--'-o NW ' Ititile . 1 , ) Pt!. woo lir. fialeasersteit, Abe beaskiir,ead itlr.liee s eeit arl. , oreimetlip . .,. - . t e of the interest a all the laws &An V ed preeeve Ware k; and skit respect to the setperson to . I tapottnot . o • tir. , oAdittit . .., , ita.i.;;h - sit . i .. ;.. i l h a ,— - t r.! . •:. o we e f t h ip .v=ti ett - 1 ,. l o w _ 4 # 4 .* , r u 4 i le° nom th ou lib. per trot, At the rat doe, betAgit on th e su bj ect , h e deemoCie • a te , er- are „ t i lt ! The it ti ort ., d ,,, efe swum ,. It: , .. . diiiiiivpmeAvoie 00 . jot am a , tert__itoohk ... t . . -' the Noble Earl of 'unhinges Improvideet hergale erase acme - ' , • • ~. t_fAuttn• Illedtiolte that ewer fell fo.tbalot efilaghistios Jo.def b e tegefiredeitit Der •- • - .4';:c . • h. .i ... n '17. - Wil:r.tfid-biti. rinifittliiillieleellea Ile. dill- wee:l4 nt:c. reii.• End of LI V ERPOOL waled tae candoar,of the Nan* tAlaine ; and thought that *. IWO* o f l ot % mos t-- , - rot?. irreAa y, v o ir i t t y .iiit 4 , ~.. tviimel r! ton ti ve mismies eSe siest atak:' , he lArl'. ad•rismitio, sod farther tretverbed, 'that the rate Of laheellell be. fetal* coesdituto either tie Audi or ikiry o/ iNt At Hai • . - • - roe depr&A as the enema of theme . ,- ' r t bt re-toinOtted, ft* adt •. • , _., / . _ ''' ' wretv of cincinesassices-4be present state bi gUr beuntry. Ilia Lordship, , cciaclalsif bt , Agein g • or . herbia . 1 ,,,in Av. .. killat contliniiilti r ltii ".. ' ' ifdintet : ant a *sir • • Igti.Srelorbi°ll:4 l . o . 4 01, • v isillv as referring to the war, the exudes melt bit ta /be t a staid. : ,•• i ...,•• . .„, ~ , , •"` . ,i•: .. .. .I. . 1 0 ii . t . A.r l l!bi rs t t o at ; ii ii i rg i ovc i. s .g hte t t i onsl , ‘L testirtr u leet.:. To . this trpoligaier lte sabatiVP‘'. lBl l r„i'L. .; De of the' preiiist•yels,.-aod the Lon pt' the ' Nei been of the ottnostlierrtes 'itev iltkliblio i ita ,!'the "Ile: Mii in daiblic".ll4 aclei ts ~e r t t i t . . di t hat of the last, year by Ave millions •. asid ller t. .6 - Vhcoust MELVILLE /OW to eibelhook oiro a, : hi/Prildl• D ..; find mat the terms were less hvelafebie thee the etswettplella .' • Psetioni ef the - Noble Marquis wiee t he gam y . thtit i g hk.et haratatai , that tam , auipewattaatata a.o nt i' timed; ittattifsertar t bid : bestir ,done ilw '1P 4004 . ~ ea erally io the habit ZAtettlag. , 'The couadfratlr.ra 41 ( *kb tis if the-preient Was the first lime s . eslopeoo Ike , tient 114 1 edition. to Iftes' Gvatkinan t . tilt 1 0 1;iiiis rYit Owe . .•tbsna . " l " ll4 60 P als °1wir : 441 • 4111 ...1.. --', ~..s „ , t he bargain was e t was often of as Immo smonrtseep if ,..__, " ----a poll is the Mu holoser- there w e f can t s, Downes the subject had be m% illtiltaistr- Won . not so 11,,Withitoodt. or voter , fr • i i t c,.. ~ ~,,i ni Aliellejallo4oll* flteirealllidadallillint . • liethtilefild was ' ai she terms - treed a •• ° it' which apparently sours fewterAlek Wows had been get, bet Lordships :he must have well 1041 5 th at ikrisb : ' W4icia co . . .: ist ed tt t i t give moron . ..nientiWistiie. 0 1 0 y b0rW1 4 4 10611 ‘ 414141 thsiluidlbile " t ._ "l)ll/866 %%Inch ultimately had tensed out less &Moveably tri thecreeatry 1 ~) _ ,a _ __ . o . . aI it was en °Meet that die Loon shoe ld be di loch karts, as ''M IK 4e , w ... ''. I, itteittl tneetiedetl4o - 4441ted." • •-•*., ... PL indeinsit . was thitlakieb be bad mosisaaame `• ~m , t ho t t y would 110 t brios.lt too hastily into the esarter. . '• t ireievost Itt r erarly, ll :e sci re lu o ti n n the Twirsarns iik79ll."l4 l 7 l2 l4llllll6.s 1614: ' ih"ala for -.1 A .;,-" At - %Aiwa , .tliaf 411 • 211,111tf.aftp- t to raProoel4.77l! 3- 4 04` 41 4 `.. ' r uts...re few words in tbatiesy of explanation front the Earle! 0 0 0r ai *oath, past. The Nolliklarqrsiailsst skitilt ' - '''''' '• 6 6 8 - if • . • m oo • - • iimadih4lie- riirttskivelety. Wart* ra.. 000 41r5," 1 . 86 . ' LAU MU:DALE; the BillmmasT _reed kthird . thei rei :t e rsed. L,_._, that • • AVIA '-*-' ' 7 t oft""ble . • • int. not ' id biVeihdi4tid Woo sees sot the 4eoloe . a ' o r . Ki ng ston, free die_gut rode Hotwe, it ' awaw of Committee es t h n i t. l ot a t iv a .- .. • . , u t i9l. had eliiiimead af d • tetra& S.theibtatratiOn,..he . At41.4r 11 1;41,4 1111 ! Va ll i _. _il-„ A ___ E __ & ,.; lg.' .A.... - . f - W lr litt; documents relative to the Mk ava Chih k Vade, pursuant ....., I r _--- CO__ _., an.' examined osideopt:in ddiii t i . wtt titet t p.t o dt i otiok , t i o , ttir i v. 0 ! s i. i grif s tood . sonjoin, su -uswurnionn.wwwarrieft.. , „ ~ . recent order of their Lordships., • ' ' • ' • 's joi f ' • •• The lottery _Bill. Dish- Treasury •sni, sad . Cape a r e a . ..u...P 6 n the Peaalatians i and h i s °!!! eijaialitiii ' law,' that bolidekne *Very thjpg.iii h is aietisteutiA• the tilatiteragatir 4 Leg*/ it ahe i Hope Trade Bs* and a few.other Ace, were brought up taat they were ere now in potaessiagt of. hweeeettieks eet - *ith 10.447 to tileindieldwil astoitiethisiV re . flailiat S.F , ralistiht• gad•ate Mt , the c om pote, by i tl_lf . .)ants Ithri; Mr. Diode, toad ether amply sufficient p.o enable theta .te Vim 4 av i te x i, oot t emitio4; to . or000 0 t .• do tiotesothoott pother ap;, . i .t pirt gre. t• " .!kittfir?othick.,sfiond ()se i ses It!raeitf, 0 4...Attor,ey-Giaeral. - The Noble family of Godolphin ik o f, fad. tong Ileed4n_tlui.neighbetgboAd of, fielaton, and rbsd ditto ado, leeeificent a 44 fet'the benefit of . the' rz . l6 4 4wprer; tharik,nd ingtka.4Certe l 4,l#4 4 oo4.4f fr ittlrell,. 41jd hid jlosepienjgeinsertif the yaprefernear of it, *hicb toaterallf gate theta a Anithean the ittlfriles of mitt 9 f the: Milititsiff— Theaideriniiiwtho'bsi made the • , eetent,-asu eboireeld bviene oaf. thelwincipal V • •• - • lir ,• • L • 11 I %...•- 9 I . ow the ceantry. Nei of property :, but 1 ink. CPI( Pik dige1.44.1 1 0,:14 :it . mkt en matter 'heti* it .reps by buildieg a eese, but. it sorely bit family had ceased to reside there t sad Sitere/ditt .: . tempi, t hy pailug ratty ; ailAtttiag . money tato the variety of observations, ! was gulag to ;eta : hail he h hMth, l' thipirefillolVh-tepooUta oltthis electors. The return la.theisaia *et dety to himself and his 4- tation 4 th baroosh for - tlatitosialatitialsa;tilat :be - .lsithtissttatu V - arid a elan meek-. more. Roper to •be If -further discussion of should pay 17001. P' year, theemeaat of the pot- talented. salehthe*lstad Ameauaohe had ant altoney to nielf totally Incapable, I ratta'lol - tho 4 *** *Colfri***ll.!TMl ilorallkiad F *it*. 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