The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-03-23 00:00:00

PP .. ~? •_ ~__ • • , . • 4 ,1 11 4 • ^ - • r • • . • - , • ` . - - 4 ...... , • - {-mss .. • , I. • .. . .• .‘ .. . , • . 4 45 lir.:,""1..X111-..77:,••_-r. q.'• wrift-oy--• - .. . ' . - • . • • 1 -• , • r- , -,- , ." k. 1 ~~ " • „ ~~ti ~ . . y - Zhe Ztatesuto, • :~ , . ; • ~ • ' :- • .. •' 1" .PR/CReli;b _ LONDON, PRIILEY, .m.4Reir 23, 1810. -1 - lo ►27o' ,~~~ DIPISRIAL PARLIAMENT. had assumed feafures so "mach worse than we had been accustomed to see in modern time% in the conflicts of civilised nations. He had certainly been .tilling to believe, and he had thought with. out undue prejudice, ilia the departure froin civi lised practices, which bad so strongly marked re cent hostilities, particularly hi the case of pri soners of war, was more owing to the conduct of the enemy than to that of oar own,Government, as he was too well aware of the entitle indifference manifested by the Rolee, the Evaperur of France, to subjects of Ibis nitUre. The 6»t notice of this matter that. cams before him was in the Moniteur. It might therefore be looked upon by him merely as the unofficial and anonymous observation (JAM Editor of the. Moodie or, whoever that persou might be. But when, after some lapse of time, his Lordship found that it rethained unnoticed and aucontrailicted on the part of the Governosent of this country, ho could not but givoit a l greater din; grey of atteotion. And Martha, - oven though . it *ore sn officiatoupearinces yet when he hoe, the subdued anti degraded stile `of theisrese, which. wa s among the .number - e4 the het!, 44 11 asitici which the establishment of an abscilute•desliotism I had brought upon that country, he could nut bat be convinced that no Editor of the Moniteur could have ventdred upon the insertion of such' an article contrary to the wishes of the French Government, or probably without its authority. From this circumstance, therefore, he felt hiniself beim.' to consider It as a serious accusation. But whatever doubts he might have indulged in at first were entirely removed by a repetition of the charge, not in au unauthorised paragraph, but is a public official document, signed by the French Minister oP Foreign Affairs, and addressed tan Baron do Roell, Minister of Foreign Affairs in * Holland. 'lt was contained, he ohserved, in a long Nciroil --,..—__. v-- 4.--- _ onto treat, could not require such *length of time. The Noble Lord, after verities other remarks, dwelt for some time hi ausmated terms on the mis• 'chiefs of this alarming departure front 'the isagete of modern times among civilized nationi, *tuck • tended to excite all the bad passions, and to restore Europe to a state of. barbarism. 'No condition , could be more gloomy or heart-breaking, than , that of an enterprising young man shut oat from . , all the honourable avocetioncof life, languirbingr • ~ not perhaps in a dungeon, but in the country of . , theenemy, with no hope before him of any chanc.n , . 1 of obtaining the distinctions:tad advantages %chick . ~ .arhte•from the ppsuit of the honourable and glo. • dons professiera of the- navy and the army I Nor Hifas that all; we were to consider the effects pro- .. *teed OR the minds of the larious relations and tfisanections at home of those unfortunate suffer I cwt, anti whose feelings were, from time to time, cruelly speeded' with'! lie could assure their ,Lord elan*, that itartely a dal had occurred since he, 4 rst mentioned tire sabient is lAA Horne ' :that he ha op t riceived two pr three lettere fprorthe rela- dons 'if / prlionletftt•Fteoms,, arldati: "Contained , 4-41 t .- 4 .S charges against oar Goverturtenl, as having' been,' . , since the proposition. inside* to, blameable in o , .. , . greater degree than ' the hottile Governeent fat . ,), • th e continuance of-the imprisonment of their ra d e. . . , tionsi They- stated this -to be a (cattail moo* . , • their relations in detention, Made lowan tq theta , . . by dommenicatioms they contrived to r receive from ,i ;Franco. There were other matters of consider*? . , . dots to be found exclusive of these, when w 4 TM . ~.. fleeted on the consequences that mi gh t ensue hunt . the length of banishment from their own errantry*. .; in the views and feelings of the individuals. .. felt it therefore, its all respects, of great tumor. mace to know from his Maiesty's Ministers what wee the rual state of te case, he and wther the ae., ion of the French Government against heat ‘f THE A rtE-ROYAL, CO V ENT-GA RD EN. 0• toe EVENING will be acted% tite Tragedy of • - UT!, i i LO. &hello, MT ' YOUN h (i.; i ll Ingo. add ed. M. COOKE. i w irl, wi be r • 1 TOM THUMB THE GREAT. 0 Th ,,,zey n m At- ;OM, for the first time, a new Co. is 6re a ri., called How to Tease, and How to Please. t• :..t•rs 1,11 tile Rove, lo he taken ..f Mr. lb-widow, at ~., $,,..44.•, ill Protee ',-plare, llart-street, front tear At. ~. ,; Pit. 34 6d.; Lowry-Gall. 2%. t Upper Gall. Is. --maim— HOUSE OF LORDS,• Wisest 22. • The Marilw•Foree'Recioation Bill was read to a Commit tee of 11114 Lot iships, with two Ezpirjog Laws Bias; ta7 sinus other HIM were also forwarded. The Lotto Ca .t vest.t.oa now called the notice of the Howie to the Appeal Case of Masiertoo to. toteiciacjov, on as Election for the B ironet of Colrain. is Stud:sad. His Lordship ionyed, " Coat the jackpot:o of the Court of Sas sionshould be aibrnted," whicu, of coarse, was carried. Lind Lae Mt rae I. laid Pipers no the Tatole ; and Lord BuctinutfAussii as tuoveil for Papers. Mr. Oweu, from the Directors of the East-India Com pany, presented Papers at the Oar, porshaat to an order from their L o rdships. Me.isimes • !robin the•Camoson, by Mr.. D. Gs oar ' Sir. • Suato en, no Mr. LI/SKIING tO m, brooms 4 . eiktst 14114+; which were afterwards read the lint time.. NUMBER OF TROOPS ON FOREIGN SERVICE. The Earl of DARNLEY ruse, in pursuance LOf the observations he had previously mad e, o n the subject ,of the great numbers of our Military ►'Verix* as liegil had bolas. lapn t abroad - Of 'rate, oh' various expeditious, ly Ptintaters.. b Was. his Lordship said, pretty generally and confidently reported, that almost all the regular infantry were about to be sent out of the country; and that even I regiottetil .of cavalry (the 13th light, we un. derstoo.l) was sending to Spain or Portugal, which' might speedily, in the event of r..ensbarkation, sisal it necessary to cut the throats of all the hor. sea. He could not understand on whit grounds all opposition to the motion he had to submit could be soi)port..d, as motions of a similar nature had nut been neJatived."' It was, in his judgment, highly necessary to carry the motion, in order to skew - the country what use the Government had matte of an immense Suilitary twtablishutent, and in what sitmc ion they had now, by their improvi dence, left the country. His Lordship concluded of all the regular infantry, NEW PLAN, Wilk ti uPI 117 TA4 A TE I.O.TTERY., i. /mid SO ritaloll Advalitages. g i'n he Draws the Bth JUNE, 1810. Mr, CONTRACTOR begs leave to call the oration of the PUBLIC to the under-mentioned 0r.....3:a i„i ig. .. ri v ,:ides 16 Novelty, sever ,l grand Fea ,,,vd,c;rrior Peortits„ witicils, it is conceived, will fully osrir approbatimi. :Intl afford a Chance to Adventurers o sito: iu any other Lottety. SCHEME. 4 , of .. gllO,O O ll - av• ..XBO.OO I 4 ... . ..... 6. 0 0 J 12 ........ 1.0. 10 • 1'2.010 2/ ...... .. sth/ ..• 104.110 :!‘) ........ 100 41 ........ .SJ 11 ........ 35. :,?.i) ........ 18 o.lhrtir:t drown Prize above 151. (not twine ons of the ovse,ii,ii•cil Sion. , Erth) will lie given, in addition to the w:,I" A 0:•rv0 ' Pri lirv-,keti, it th comp ri e said ed in jortutatt No. e Numher is of the frt . , 1,251 to 1.27 e 0• 11 10. 1 1/itto, comprised in 3,001 to 3,025 Lar r (' 100 Ditio, comprised in 4,751 to 4,715 tor D 1•0 I):tto, comprised in 2,511 to ‘2,51.5 Mall the Prizes they may routaio : spots tb6 Plan it is evident that one Ticket may gait' 1 11 ,0001. Plan Hi imuly 'ficl.rts front the quantity Ko suall s i i r (ailliqw:h fur tile perpose of furnsiug them i Pour 0 tgisguidied Prizes, po:vessing Clu:.sres hitherto un %Ore Contractor is utensil& to the Objection , that 0 , !I- ' mord by those who could not procure Tickets at the oe r':iielsa Lottery—bee:us only auticipate such Oh ptly , i b ;,,lienciag that Tickets awl Shares will he prom 4 , 1 „.,. • ...qery Lottery °thee in the United Kingdom. --.7 --- • • r I ~. S. th Nut* alb $4Ol itinalitre las Sirte , 'WI, upwarrh(of iirlitX/3. Ite relate oil ple.i!fir li) observe, lies V.iscnsiU und Cu. lathe itftt aal tad PeiOt.‘i on given, whiea produced 14 .- Iseate 1101,1.. rs X . 13..0 Xi : the tint .R . :AL'I IO : the 1' 25,1 -Xl. ;urn it \1; X 40.001) Prise ev er shared. 0 / 0 ___....... ----- • VAC 4._ I.7EICITILL 0 1.* Fi (1.4 )C.R PILM.A YAUU, WEt Tilt ti OTalt, March 11. 1810. rini l': theme of Commons having, on the 13th A inelestoenne to the following ttesolation : ." Thu every Fenton interested in, or eu ttileJ unto isaV ilduquer Bill or Bills, dated hetottest the 10111 day of Pr - Mary, 18,19,mtal the 16111 day of March. 181*), bearing an in *ten at the rate of threepence pet cetttuns per .I , n, vivo shall carry the onnle t:Luriez alf the • Pagees::. 116 of Etritrytoer Bill.;, toivices Ow C and 2%),„ day - * us loth, l i4 o , beto in t Itisive.—Z. p i t dmeed or Atery preyon inle birJ in, or catbird t+ ton any Es OW Wlv, eaforetaid, bearing an interest Melee rate of threepence one ;ottani' per relation per diem who shall carry the saW le *said idler, between the 92d and 27th da . ...'.: at the same matte, both inclusive (unless tt sum amounting to eight mil lift qrriiil, principal tnitoev of the said hills Ash be IMrotier tahirrihed), shall lie paid the integral the shalt become due thrtroo respectively to the 9th day of April, 11110„. and Ann Istria exchitaire for such bill or Mils, a eiteer t H ...l. l * tam to the.6uvermw and CetePell et: glee _ ..„. r "r — oa. ert espial the principal Juni coalmines es Isms Mr W.. Mirk ccnificate or crrtifierttes sball'esseilkstab Fenno of per, , m, fur every one hundred pouted, peiebirth mestrY reit' tried therein, to woe hundred and three - rands jigs *killings upilet stuck la etanui!ice, blifr the rote of five panels per masa per annual In Ire added to and made uric pia/ et..ek pith the five potsollat per centual annuities, created by Act* 'wifely the 24, 24, ii, :hi, 36. 37, 48, and 49th years of tau rill Majesty , ill Majesty , for gemming annuities me'. batisfy certain hAi.TY, Victualling, Transport Odle, Orditanee 14ebenturef., tai r.Ncnequer Bills, and the interest to commence front tll Sli Jay of Janaary last, which said annuities arc to be re- 11 0.:nahle at •.'te same ti ne, and in like manor.? no the :said "mulliee airraly eptatbrushed are now redeemable by Pariia hest, and to be charkett apon, and made upon , payable out of the Csrsulitiated Fund of Great Britain." Tae Paymasters of Exchequer Bills do hereby give sates, tint deity attendance silt be given at their (Voce, from ten heck in the nureseiug 4 one o'clock in the afternoon ilia ill eserptert), from Tuesday the )11th until t'rssitas the ilth buten:, :nith inclusive, far the purpose of receiring Me Ex ,nerre Bills, intended to be funded, permant to the above 'u-,:aline: reeticie Bearers thereof are desired to bring sepa- fate hits of the Hilt:, bearing briefest at titer rate of •thrire- I,.'"'hOltssany and threepence one farthing .per cann on p er win, Wirt th.: cB/741111/1i of each species of tAs said Nitta, con timing the numbers in numerical ordcr, and *helots* the 'mound of the pi-L.:aped SUMS contained therein, the times of 'APlthiencoment of isderost, Kith the amount t hat will be due tNe.-e.n, Inhich rill be vill in moiety), conspntetto the Rh , 49 n( ,lneit, 1610, on le etelt day oho Wen it on Me said Ex- 1 thecacr ilia; watt coass; and' they 4,-e desired to stale the 1 4nourit of copra: sto. It to be created, its respect of the prin. cilia! sums inttnst:d to be funded, anti to writs - their names eat gore. of e.M.le on their Lists, and to indorse their names • vi the said Bilis. i'4B Bearersof th: abase -mentiorud Exchequer Bills arc tdr:::)turty requested to write lit-ir Christian Names at full 1 "N'ths mut to emns thee:rill Baronet...wiling to elks several A la" ...! Parti,:neset nude; which 14ey were i+tue , t. ;Ag dap for rtiment of Interest and ft, f• d idi oo riug Cerafi rnfißif.g.retange, teal be advertised in the public Papers as *arty at Poriak. N. ii. No Exchequer Mitts bearing an interest of three , FtWelefarthilg pre centuns per diem, can be et.eiJed at the tam ttliare the :C4'.4 instant. • t . the forco of the nittios,'.aftei relocate. failure or their brtaki , ?eller, II pots Nisei:, after the failure of the e xpedition the gallant Sir Sohn Moore ? None, in •the re. sults of the second campaign •in Spain, underta ken after the experience we had gained by the raj.' lure of tlte first ? None, in the still greater mis fortunes and the disgrace that betel our expedition in the islaod of Walcheren :Ind in the river Scheldt ? Could it be utalistaieed that the House shualil nut call upon those Ministers who bad so mtsuseal our best resources in mone y an d in liTes, and who were understood to be now sending out fresh ar. maments on plans eqttally useless and wasteful — ought nut the Neese 16 demand information from inch Ministers, as to the actual state of our army at home, in order to sec the full extent of our evies, awl the pusaible danger to 'which a career of ! errors might subject nt ? The 'notion might appear to Ministers dangerous to themselves. if he itna. gifted it dangerous to the country, he would not support it ; but he thought it calculated to pro. dem; to the country beneficial infoensatioto, and s hoitl4l therefore give it his Tote. 1 The Earl of WESTMORLAND replied to the last speaker. 1 'lt,. Marquis of DOUGLAS spoke ht favour. of 'the ntotitos. . ' The Earl of DARNLEY made a brief reply, • On the question being put, the H o use dded, • when there appeared... Nun Content - - • 38 Content - - - Vti . ' Majority agates' the Motion - 10 COIIMUNICATIONIB WIWI FRANCE. On the liouse being again opened, we round Lord HOLLAND on his kgs. . lies Lerd4P,' was stating the tarns% impressions matte 4 ,m his mind) when he fir s t saw the accusation ?erten& against cur Goveramest h the Government wt France, that we had refuse} to enter taw a n t in• elation fur the exchange of prison:6* The was a 'charge which, even with ,the decifetkeetiest he n tertain& of the.views and coupled „et?littisters e he a worse oisieispa i fof their Administrat ion thin had, no men entertained), it were ii charge , which, even with that opittiosi.he Could out bring i hinowlf to Where fouttiloot 10.4aet. lie said h e I l i. meted deeply the auelatts**.etsatetineces that bad of late atterazd the pvettnshpf Idte war e whicli .i-. . . • • . . • .1. • 11 . .. e • . . .These un fortunate persltts - - . " ' to ....gn ., ao as a sieugicr orctua,._ 4 ing the particular case% of a number Of itsiettisit.— , A third.pretessitsn wag fountlei on .the-capilitia:'l lion of a certain nem*? of Fretteb soldiers takett j in M. Dominto., who, by the . terms of Shit espi; I tulation, wore to be eontreyed to &s cope. Now the French Government had contended,. that by,Europe WAS meant Prairie, ; and thence in ferred, that those pprsans were not prisoners of war,' and nut subject to the tvotal - mode of ex.. e neng,p,, 'l'llt4e wag a fourth dietsettY arising out of the cage of the I?.lectorite ofilattover. At the i beginning of the war it was well keown that .41 considerable number of Hanoverian troops . 1041 been compelled to lay &two their arms; a number which the Freneh'Governlttent mailed° amount to . no less than 21,000. Of •these ! a part had since then entered Unit-the service of hie Britanstic Ma ijcyty ;, hot the 4renelt Goversunent pretended to . e w e:I ! !! d el . i t , h es e e * p r h e u te ler nsi i o * sei th lld ialib bee t e o lsi t' the pri t roneelsoi! tiered inailinissible'; an& it wee' .trueo that Thu French Government hod said nothing in the papers he hat, referred to, of tlu. terms they had sow' to propose; but, he must (Aston, that though they amid ' no thing !het was deckite, they • did say.. iiiietly that they'weed willing twinged Commis. 1 sinners to Morlais tO meet . 0110, tnibmissionals on cute-part; . to enter into an ,arrangeineut for ne. gaciating an exchange. of prisoners. But Ittc yso f ar ther, and de* ripen, England the refusal° or the chiding of this propeeltiou;. mid they a srlbe to the English Goverogsseei a motive few doieg se ; namely, their perceiving 14 that it'esight doe) to en accommodation !" Why, his lbortishltseillted,. if the fact were correctly stated .( for the is*Vlllnf ' ascribed, he could not bring Isonseif to isepaite. even to the present Milliliters) —why was the pros. position elected? He perceived, by the Fessnalr Papers., that this matter occurred three mentha ago: lie thinaglit that coustitutel a set .g 40011 re ason for enquiry, for he could. not coosedive . eitast 'site* a negoriationeuuld he still pendine, es. p - !flatly after what bid been stated by the Freittii Minister in a p well c document.' lie enatit ounces ht heersuredin an intricate negociateou; hut An tole pro pe t tei te ceninience a negociatiow nnluch 0 gut? Jed" es a lictilis Ur pal we should was ' . . ;. • . • • , I . ti to . li i all lie . (114014 ilLoilaoil) Thad thoeihr . • , ~ introducr-iris notice of . rootion, wile ilAreer) dill nor kappen i io be pro. lenfin Ms place. 110 umiersiootf. thit Abe Nitble Bw'ti had takes up and introduced there seine inftwinsled mimosas, and intimated thit : there *tight he a want of concurrence, and evesi of cam- , Miinleatien, bete-can hi:, and his colleague,. Ile . considered such allusions as a great impropriety,i and declared that they were totally unfounded, and that there was not the slightesteolusr rut su ch. - a report. Ile could appeal to. any perks', wo, mm a l • h a d knewn . hits all Ni s life, whether he W as. tut, the last man who would condone, to pct with colt l e agues who should keep matters ' # JI state or - emseta lmeot or want of c o unie ' -from him.. . Ulcer, - -, l ea r, heart] - His" Lordship obscrestlif.that:ht • ~t,... . sat 410 i much used .ti .IbeliPplause of the hllter,, i . -v,, , ,-.1: tide 'of the House,. with whom he so heft q uently ffiffered io opinion. [near, hear !) • Tittii tsbaertetioas that had been. made he kit it dui lak I himself, to notice, since they Pad an improper, 1 tendency irin injure the reputation of any persoo, to wisest 4licy were spplitc4 and .Were aßtifeLft -forieded in error. The Nuble Lord then part' $0114,4 to .state his objections lot the osolkON which he conceited 'might tigitelscipef,,hstt 3:11t1 ~' proilice no ad WA II tageg. TMP 440041100111 ' , " lin . ,' ' -,.. escheat!, his. Pordship stated; *kik ;tad At on_ ..,.: ~ ,_- end, The misticsi might, it corricalg be -prtietW ' . del toothy. vary iddioldosis whisso inferost it Pro- • lis titre k it soiskt, interfere eilfstito obink ' fedi •eil to se paint of view could b c - adiAr. o• t• the piablia Intetestst . . 4 " ' *brit 11(NAAisiD .1,4104 rte' to 'the . Noble Soren, before be Mai, *rew out th e , 1 .dinvoreei he prwpriety,,te wcigb well the ground . ) ' . i d *Ai h e p re ferred •lt. la ststin4. that there .i-- -I atfisin I. suspect Gortertsment had heen,vtilty ~ r ecce tillt.thia occasion, he, did not rest rho 'lOctsrairott o va systraimper.stittliaLas was said, qr • • . ~ D e 1464tmiyiaeisieultlitipillieitilmti. Ni he ti”kile it 41% • th•-••fitoority et,***lNie docitiCcncti _iii a letter frog the tlawknolf li:atiinvto...ltitells . Minister for Forrilin Midi.' in gisnaPd, this wee/ accosatien Was brought funned to justify the threatened iii. avipwralivil sr. , it icimplute with Fume. Ceeid the Noble Lord den? it 1 The Aistcois of lANSUOW.,TE contended that his Nvble Friend its; justifie t ti iu &WU% the . . . 1 • . - - t. , . .... . . , . ii sr.-414:z Ix .. ',' : .... .....- k. I. ... to r.,!. , As - ,... t+« • I; a•-.-- n .• . . • . . . ~...... ~.... _ . . . . . ‘ _ i1122:-----4;°-77-TrY IAY SfA i ..k. . r . T . EILY, all to be Dr.swii Iby moving for acet.ents of all tke reguiar turuntry, ii,, t i a „u. Bth JUN b, Itllo. ', carat! v, and artillery, sent out of the country on insTlioaiasd Nomben, Poor Tickets of each Number . . ii. Toe Scheme counting 1 tilt:rout expeditions front the first of November from which his Lordship road the passage to which was or *as not Well founded. It to the piskrtsts, 0 Prizes of • 'C* 44l° i• • Pr i m of •• •• •• Z 5 4: 1 3 tv. ) ! last up to the present time. he had referred, sod which runs thus : . • . i nate failure* in our Spanish campaign ; if to the; 1.. .............. ',WO', 24) ,t.t I 50 ! 'lite Earl of Li V EAPOOL was not ar..rse . to i ........... • ••• ; tile 144 &e. &e. &c. , i putting, the !louse itt pOiSCaSi .... of all imiterial in. Lie mode ritlranzcs towards it at Tilsit: they did not mimed. a nation—is ruin par tl y owing to the improper ,i. • . r o ersessiol Privs, ensoueline to ‘ 200 irk li ' 01 " (1 1 ().(' it I formation oe any important sitisject, except where 'URA BENEFITS, it. addition to the .N,ltltit.v Prise*, , , TlrAt` Vi bleb he adopted In coak4rt with his ally, the Hope- views of our feeble anti jarring counsel.; if to the „.6 4 ,, o f root l'orkeit, of One Hundred fickrts ene'i ; 1 the nature of the C.lii; was such as to reiniet it ito. rm. of Russia, at Effort, were equity easeetessful. The war calamities and disgraces of. Walciseretis . watfta 00W . r Stich itnaroved oti'de* l Adveulure , P.e k)ere.'"sei "e ,a • politic, with reference to the interests of tbe vault. ' i therefore ; trail be -"rig , duet AU ihiattesiKel Volt Welt mat!efl to add the ignominy of refusing . la, .orpodate a rich. t obtains the Chance of gaming tr,)il: 11UN- try, to 40 so. ile.did not feel that any very se- tO obtain k harefitilett. TAI p:itolit aisle tested Comm& cartel, he must say,. that nothing .cotihrlintnoro KED THOUS kND POUNDti; by a Halt, a Quarter, d Kiglith, in preportion i a nd a SIN teesth may gala riots* tlAttger could result to this country by ihe 'hinges to Mirtots, to treat for the earMengeef ► prireeme, ii.s , fold s disgraceful , and deatriictive that' the gpudect . THOUSAND iItAIN DS AND UPWARDS. ....... production qf the accounts m aved for ; • hitt must 'though satirrita ei .E kt iaitili- Ifilistrn44 Aar it pie- ' of Administration. His .L'ordship coupled by , The/it:aril and Stiaets ars , tin Stile by . RICIIARDSON. GOODLUCK. Ma CO. . still thiuk, that on a general view of the %object s iteiittkl4st ditsithi klieg as egateismstiiation.' t - *Ai for copies of all 'cummanlcattows 4al Ass! Puildiugs, Curtain% and Lailig the bate of thefiittei it would lie•impolitic to Owe i n formation tn the Mews, Chariug tors, enemy of the utitither and tlistrittutitot of our for, Tl iv tots of tbbiliapie itheteeiS, the , itleb -of been Ode irons France, 'en tbe subject of!aegn .. . - .. . Ichn void and Aired in tbeiast Sate LoiterYt Jan. .1`6i0.. - Thus that aceination iris. needy and riatini. its exchan ge of _prittottem, Ise. antt'bf ail_ , -.. • .-. . Ire of iiie i'uur PAM' II . . -.,-. , •. x,2a,000 ' Fes at home, aod la different peels of the world ? m11;11%141 Hi en Eetoise by' the. Fees& Govern. conunitnicatiorts.to the Traasport klopri u siiiee Use t.5.7 . ,n B 2 l ' )' ") The expeditions which the. ;gelato Earl so much. Went; tilt we hisil 4hot buif eye 4 on tfieltilhilAtigil Ist -or Septes*er, 1110fits•Isc.. ~ • . - ... . . •.", .• ',, -• , .- ~ „,.., le ;31 D • :o,U.nt . 1 :64 isi D. x ri ,( m 2 B . zi.000 „..3.466 c. ,85,4), oempproved of haat nut.lseeis so planned or con. :tat Our eau re entry inept s • prises?" ', at ass . mid.. . :I,olg.stiiaav E 6 3 ja, i , 0 6 4 .0 0 g ra kee . ...., , e.' Pefralik• who whits for pivotal:sr Nuathers, shuotd ducted as to null lor impaar the general secnrity stAibiligUsikifia ,esttet iap i eet -ibroiltliteahlieNt , Fighlt&ltr 4444 art Attu - Wt. fit•titisa; • etri; applicatiniu to prtectit ilOu Paird . ,......iieirt7 "....... uf tiro eshasktry, lt lgad heft ( beep left ottli ar. / sun... sof * s e wmakitsidrsig •i s eireet 114 ., , ijoliterieteHtatiketnatitted ; lost bibei ipr i - iss . —...--- I ii4N't; oll-11-4 N 1) : . 40" 4:gh..y, coesiderltitaniti . ;L h; P 011 ‘ 9141. • - l' e 4 l s tions-Wiat,4iksier A* . 1 5,.. 27. consittt.t.; Nl+. 3A. $ l4 "K". 4 er Slake • 44.1111004, • • . bi55ie...4.64 • 44;;; • uiiiiZtt.m, it . , of We Iffiejfeity'ss qtmertment, iss Auto ital!' s„ -. • . 5..11, 110LBORN r 4174 l Alt.. t',59„ S'CRAN D with their , . . miry to oppose this present motion. ral goad fortune, sold i 3 0 , 6 t I,ottery,i in shares. fare, which he eousider to ae . e pre. iiiiii - .ffillfficbibtiarlitiba ~ •,.. •, ....,, ......,,,„,. lol.lit £2o, le.reviuti• L')10;rT):041,1 Earl Gail cilitooded strongly in defence of teniiont set Lott by the French Government in four rwe; *se ; ise• did sob •-think it betit4pg .th - 454 ........ 1 1 00 ' . the motion ; that it was by po means foOndeil un midi iostaiges: .The first of them was foustded epee antlifilsies itsf eRb-* , spi=46 , slisaussiOns ow . sof 500 .. is an Intl ei its own, which, to say . tire tell Ina Toosnlatioe;.'. As fer;44l4 letter .uf the Frenctilito ~ , • ImS'aires of almost terry Cdpital t h e & besiles its last wa g nagsivisary, in eider 'it) detain a .I" i t !i" of be calla say of it, Was en act of the Most itseless nialMt Mt tb s Pettis 441ittet, it was Inut fist . Teat (kik), Six of .Cie,OM.3.,ti capitals to t h e Amount of iit.i"iitt4titot of oar lasing, logo which the top _ _. ei9o A'o • "•! violimie that could be committed with a view .46 clad psyet,:adsbums to :toy Person IQ or. un 7 had briniest tem.. selling Tieketastm/Pares in the New Lottery, to be ! vidence luta ttinichoshiet of Min i s" - the &Witting of any great &set' in fitts wins •or AN Gsvertssemat, s , ,did net, call for oer public. • trim, Rh JUN F., in vdt there are I. nur r,r4g4 e me , "r the country. \VAS there nut sufficient ground for lat T.rixts rad', tvhieh may presalure to it Ticket ai1.00,06M. in the qut.stiou of exchange of prisoners. He 'mid' offidial nutlet. Allot , several. observations, . i c lath , :i Fivir , 'WI, upwaritik or A 764.1011. siispiCion of the fitness of Ministers to dispose of Merit the seizing upset British subjects, tibia s .- St shttiting that no necessity taisted for our rnekbiS„,::.-,..., ~ ••. he Tahoe r ail ple.ise to observe, lia ....scout. :Ind Cu. the forces of the nation,' after the repeated calmed. breaking out of hoitilities the last time, were any declaration its couseqiienee of • ouch assertiond, ants*. Itr,t ao.l last Peest.-; sis g iven, wine.' pro:toren to the lied we had .expericseed.the failure of ail their the travellers in France. 'These unfortintate persons the Noble Lord allenied to the mau,rter its reliicb2. * a l liiveale 1101,1 , r,4 .C. 33.010 : the tint XAL'Ani th e WO ili.lsi, ;uia tIN uy ,C4o.oite Prise ever shared. extravagant, waste . fel expeditious, and the disap. th e . . , Govi,svitatent of this country had refused to ads sAtoblit lists's ); (146 1 d 0.01 1 5p4.) hst„ Ow% h t t ......rdn -- ; 7 1. naLt. tit Flea:. poPonseng that uniformly followed their plans I _...._ .5.- r.a...... of the expedition under recogn4o to lawful prisoners of teary There ger ipropti jo introthaell his notice 'et motion, w it • • . a secuoillfretension advanced by France respect. ibe (Lord Mitivese) dill not kappen i i . obe pre. , .• :, . •. -_-..- _ t ...sa in kis ante. 110 endersieutf 4 to n, the NUble .. % 1 . - of se I%e le; r'S 1 Fart as rag ed Inv- We o uf r, et rie7s, in of Id a l• ORO able :4•114 a re' allb er si