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ght a op. uttatim Read on Allosery rw lbw brouslmt .4)L word, sr' Le, rs, 'totted, t. , through a vermin tot only anima mon g chtlerent froth that in . orr account of its ha , improper for this Houle; ', re set eral hundreds of name. in the saw Itand-wiiting.i, la he eberild imagine 90A' to he Iseetivetl, nor laid 'fez, served ; that it would be de able Illemlsez to infoaa the wertions be statist a tee toutai. Petition coilid be refused. added, tlist he hod rreoiled , r asirtiing, and be thnoght it titnents to present it to the stilitkfor hint to answer who not. rifler observed, that it wins could be dteined a Yentas ie Original sentiments. twins pat, the Petition sit ka diet Page. bOT 131t4,.. ring for lithe tri &is Itt this. irous of stattog to the Woe at for otiose . new regulstiets gra .t resel l navigating the rated from two causes, tae easels - es Ad also the health iiii l *kb Os: Th ere Isere Facts to ;Mei vessels be hind OM Use of "INK Red +We Ipta shay *go, thi l, rbel i se n few East loills yeah twilit 04 those owing towel, to the la places wheat theft 0 . regulate and %cease POS. CIA power to the Tribity iin pillion's who WIPP igrable thin certain limits, lb Sees- Ile aim lomat as • tee 4 people e dime, e en of all thsessastill tairs* should be made ealrealoteli and stipulmist, so as to be information, and to esamitill passengers, and stamen, as the necessity of perforiaug rnt the persons who mead el uch obscure individuals, that ticabte to boo. whom they l when found, impossible to Id their duty. Upon these lean to bring in a ilill IoP of Pilots for piloting cesatik Seßt, id Sir Wittrall Cott!, as of the measure. ige of the !smoky of it. tvrdingly, awd a eecauaAtte nd bring in the mice. N BARE 141.4 ght ttivtiellTil for prohibit limited, the etp qtatiott et ;rest eneept t, it it be read a first time, he Anoxic' think it his duty e House upon a Bill %hit it is feelings, quid he tboneht to hie up their mind. upuu ft,* EXCllEQUlttsnorite‘, er to take the tense of the I reading of the Lit. coafeseed. !not I.lamerer be !, he was n.lifferent obs• louse be taken sport that or as he vets in tievair of pon throe whn Init 4 loth. r intussure c.f . 4 1411X1;:nt ottou wool. In the eoi upon throe too airatiosre,, here anyolt•twl to be lir! two ale House who could digi:i -i/etweea kaftan wood and parity in the eon was sC, wn egreeir!z to the iteeete O:4111 bit, !cotters so dl9er nl consequences, that they oat: each othor a. t ere he doubt weetd be a senAsioe of the prop-.4.ty of be himself Intended 13 and would therefore ia:ikr of tle Hone till that op. ; but if bit P.idit Hot.:6z- twisted in prepUpg tetiaUtly megasye c t.1.9* ori,6..E:a.c.usouse aai(l,- 'the Bonottrable - Gentlenaiu weed; pot- be surprised at -Rile itisolitr Turthe of tieetwas that e measure applisul equally to of , , obinied, that the taped per yowled ,00t, of lute, ex which was so nurdpeiderable, that le present was totally unneces sary, nio other purpose thaw enmity and revengeful disposi- mid, that the principle of the we having an article of which . stand in need, it gave an oppor- , 'they pleased, to otter something of in exchange. He thought it ' as gross absurdity to say, that the army of the enemy in keep _applying them with medicine, as it supply dams with provisions. ERFOILCS sad, he was fur from being measure upon any grounds he had It must be :imsetabercd, that ,save enorgh of that article from sufficient to supply his army. As exchanglag of articles, that was i 'Dotter depended upon the inhabitants of • and meld not Le affected tiy Govern. same principle the Hon. Baronet puss an Act to exclude the raa ,ent Britain altogether, in Order might be induced to odic soma no. _ exchange. r tinfirroamos agile ho never heath' mere ex tt:fprwpasitioa utt.red than that of the e Baronet opposite.. Wag it tabs per mitted, that Bark alone war to imehie the French *flake the field ? It would havens such tendency; lug weld only be inflicting the sick, who wan "stalky &mule* iu regard to war. In the ease of use war wins holland, was there seer any theegght if stopping the Herring Fairy, because it was a wiedinsie for oar navigation . Vi'e were, indeed, making curious allies upon the Continent, sere Ihrollay disarm ies. end fevers. sir W. Exeoali, in explanation. said, that he never meant that the sending of Berk to Paris would enable the French army to take the laid. He meant, that if tau aemies MRS opposed, and tine of Clem afilicted with the dysentery. it would rrtaialy give. the asie aa Wheaton Mot the ether ti simply tit wili merseivelx The %nth., ,and a411‘66° teak place. mime monarea is w ith d raw, in oar absence the Bill IRS 'tad a first time. Upon oar re-admisi:oa. Irs found tin name again Masbate aria the COPIMVA4III ZILPILDMON. ]fir. Casino° stated. that as nolo, oarolore 'rotations had prevailed respecting the which had e l= had from Gem A Ow of agruneata.. my saistinseata, dissented from p his theie . and I dill osetiese in the seam *mem Thew page, ere WO leered for, without ear moos st ell bent eeigeed. If they are rosily testereery far the ishollifioto of the ileeies beeldl Nina Woe we most eta sear teed, Mom papteelibellidie. fore tar, Immo is order* he in fidirseadis the no* of the messliiis s we mad WO MAMA of dispatches ta a muck more extended pale& The ealy object of moving for eatrash tor such a limited period is, 1111 lie Ilttils opposite, forks; themselves ire ;garbled prodactson of their w their inoquoted o:pni.-,ae to be I am set authorised by Mr. Garimke tourers any thing upon the subpict ; but kastiag lived set/ well, I do con ceive r. to be right to steeto the House, that these partial documents will not have the effect of set wig him right in the public opinion, and therefor. if that be the object of the Right Hon. Gentleman, die preduetiou mast NI exteuded to a much later M M r. Puirsoine—.. is order that the Right Hon. Gentleman may have an opportunity of *hewing that he did sot misrepreaett any poiolge in the extracts, be is willing to produce theist bis wow Moves for. I should feel an uawilliagumw to op pose the production of ar.y papers ri .eceenr, to the justification of his charact er; b u t a lth oug hl mac that fie insy feel it eery stisisibly, yet 1 must pay much more attention to the public Mitereat. If the Right Him tteatleasan think these papers matessory to justify nip co.idoet, let to sap fully what his coed Oct has beta. He had endeavoured, by reading cretin postage, to persuade the House mod the cocntrc, th a t t h e Coper.bagen lEspatlost could be jrittl . .4eff by Dena:ail eutertaiiiito; hos "bate is her ne a mind against us, ; anti the be does by chewing that farmer Ittioistert entertained that saspiciory--I my tfiet nct only those papers, but air the documents that can Le produced. ere mimes terry to prom bin aisertion to this House. lit must not emirs pr .lea pacers in the menrilis of "November and December, Is&', hat he mn4 pro duce those of leo7 and 1808. lie mar bate very rood reason to suspect the hostility of Deoinarit at the former period; bet in the uiatelt of.lausary, oos, he may &sower eatery good 'reboot to 'beer that sibpicion. The nearer we come to the time of the Exieditips itself, so much the inove'satiat floury will tie the inforaistit,,,, and so much more necessary the 1.-ticA. ,Stispwir.g that Mr. Gael:ire e mapaclomi of hostile motives at o - -e do% ler sot see mason to be of a . canon" :Ita at soother. and memo. a:c e s e s ob biejearrs Ainiaters bo- _.-- o; loch f(t4tki lF ttitlezi able Friend still tse . ri al We Petition tee= the T o% Dow, he should cettai The Cff tNCELLOII. I C Donourable - Gemlesta l III= Use liondisa NB. Bey and Lowe P ony E - " . the similarity of the sail ass arole 'ladd, sad Es C existed to the one Ina *n Peatioa wes see t o &Mims. volaM 4 rand o . .. hit ot Mr. ValtllaTTAlrr oh waged Rem the Saitaili-Coo mi of petavian Bark per emboss, W. H. Frutzumiti lorded 60 tous. whICIO MAN Sop. sign Rai l el/ cu, etch a mexinre as the three NMI persasised, aba eary, m it would slit ++e4Mal emus ti, merety to shew par el had sword for, rtiotiot to P 16 - ii) e•l' 46 t , He thereflos lieu. a id b e es a li om rot the pure e Sir WIC ELFORD Na he Eapere aili to P. bk bid! w ee . Reetetue was, that we std a PetNe 4 a rtcd la. the enemy might stew we et Malt. ••aw l , sad 4 ,/$ 60,1 b, . . ' tunny to them, if they erbs . msmile. 04. ' kt.-4Alti S op. ! , . ' we stead is need of pronand nein ' , perk would be a ease of as le . • -we should eimble the lapsditlea, Maga* Silalarrall, the field by supplyiu mares rektive to the h im , - a laid np army, me the tabl e , ' erould be to supply th l ot op o &lift prohibit, N. Mr. Wauwatosa:a ciputtatiai of Cutee W , 6., ~ a friend to the meow Irela .d. Raid atm, sect end i wet heard stated. It on idaaday sear. a.. prase/iii, . Bei t o , t wixii . ilionaparte will hwee :ou wool, tilas gii.oth of the E .1, 4 o ther sources sulkies rie, and atilarea to ha read a ee.... to the excisemen of which entirely dermal ,N FOR PEACE. the country. and coal oreseuted a Petition signed h, meat. epoo . the Mil manufacturers of Stocki.. • might also wish to pc for Peace. aufacturee of Great Cur its being laid upo n d u that the enmity slight • • cessarim in exchange. rose, sod stated, thoc.ise had RIF. Sofroasinon mid , through ll ip,eviiilii=ecl, tmordisary propmitic tot only von n u oil.fumble Baronet difierent from that in wla k i mesh, that Baric alor eived, on account of its, ha% iN to take the field ?It i improper for this House; b., , bat would only be a than of cetisio`peilet..lj bemol Nitteity moved fee. butt Ilia had hoe withitek‘ Mat whet were to le be pnedestiell setives, be wet .deeirette to is Henn sad the pebhe in. posterWlD of pipes theeteeheo. oder to mows the roamers that Wpm* i mbed: He should therefore Aeon, not *we es Se beim the lamer Meteene er fa".:6 ÷t ge"l"ll2 gra NI tile the weeds et see *P i. Ow say acapei sr expected isweise se U pea the motion bay Pee d Illeeloir, steelgrosetanous Nee erithito I mien a that theme pat pan 4e the Mere which byre ebeedy ireeei Nebo INgettifee. ChM. beler me, VWbeee . Platpdapi• which tie Illtight ee N. Oter them sweat mire viseeeeely reetelei, het which he sow stew ee beim eseeesezy. I who d those wtte w pertly. by la mimeses. esd pas* try . . . ‘ M+r• had , .. "' a ~ . . ..ithe - thrsisaillilkin i int lit ill erocalled lethal some fears alr omit they the nit Ihiak it meimires ti* jeltgligmot in the Rallie— d am eishseda, sirllsisi . ohostvations. as I am sure thatimindivid e tir e *e ing ; Tent tion can he pet in competiillia with th . If. therefore, j t in he will not com to ant the papers down to the period */ the ' Expedition, I will now gnu notice tett think it necessary to repeat in substance the motion I formerly made upon tin . ..dome. Mr. Ficarrev-- ! 0 It is sow about three weeks since these very papers were refused to the House, and I cm lad ao instance whatever of any Minister presuming Wide that which the Right Hon. Gentler aa is now •eg to do, without 'reproof. We mast not all ns have those feel ings el compassion for him alone, which he expects his influence amid mossoarily give, the more espe cially es some of his colleagues were not of opinion that he did right is with-holding these very docu ments. These very papers have been already re issued upon public sominds, lest they should di,. close any thing which it might sot be pradest to Make public • but sow, regardless of the piddle interest, interest. whe n he Ands his character eimearnad, oat come the I give him great credit for that tardy Is hie own character ; but was Ids pri vate character to be compared with that of the Pei Hon. Ilecrolary who preceded him ? (allud ing to tort (bey). Am I to itaderstend that His Metiers seepodiad only his poesent Some tory, and net hi former me, who served him as ably in the mum ? As far as the Howe is coocorami =is it Iti so mit to el public that OS aro Such instemasines is the hand/ of the must Secretary of SW*, as to - with hal4 out Ida Ist such mono as have been 44- =? AM be have the gooduseo to state to the went has bees tams piste within these three weeks, *smoke them papers more necessary upon politic grosads them formerly ? If he does it with a ewe to •,justify say one else bet himself, he fells shut of his intention. Mr. Garlick, cannot be justified by each a productive. fee who repre sented the public at a Foreign Court, as faith fully and ° honourably as ever man did. cannot be justified from the aspersions thrown out against him. Mr. Garlicke wishes to be tried by the whole tenor of his conduct. This is an attempt to make the House parties to the private feelings of one public man. and paying no regard to those of another equally injured by de garbled extracts. This is sheering to the world. that we are mere abject tools to say and unsay, re cord and • xpunge, whatever this Secretary of butte, in the pie itude of his power,may deem necesseryto dictate. Now lot the world •ce the danger of rais ing & man too high, and of phicsog him in a situa tion wheu the public were not aware of the deceit tioa he would use. Ha will rotor, their oblige boas by many brilliant speeche s . but if he thinks that wi.l justify, in their °mason, the conduct of the Sort reign."—(hisre a laud ery di, Order ! OP-. doe! Choir! CM& 1 aimed. ad Mr. Tierney sat. fine/. 'The Sratusa then observed, that to express the' ?pails of the Sovereir en trared rather impeoper in say debate in that Mr. TISIIMIIT than ramiasid---" I did set wish to-imismiaany allover alwasiorte resPos, 4' vour.• tontbatag out di amide. Undoubtedly 1 say 's sisals is implicated, as he is to give ;4101W 7 pgairrieg rpm to . justify the character ih i sesir it Seeret,t.dboutpayg any attention. to $ one. "ADM prepaid that the entry of the former miles epos this oshiset . should be read from the Jsurash, as he was anxious to phew the irregula rity of progoniag to produce that which had al dimly bees refeuid. The Clerk accordingly read the Order al luded to. The Casecettia of the Excneoriza--.“ I re that the Right HOG. Gentleman should have hiss interrupsW, as we have thereby been de rived of the arguments he iatended to give to the Heim upon this sokret. I am still, however, in the perfect reciladim of the expressions he mod ; not that I am inclined to imagine"— Here Mr. Tumour called the Right Hon. Gen tleman to order; as it was irregular to go into ar gument upon a point of order ; the more especially when the words he alluded to stem not takes down. The CHANCELLOR of the EICIBRQUiIt then pro ceeded" I was wily about to road to the revol ts-dice of the House, tho hue of argument which the Right Hon. Gendessin was panning. There had been a d'isos • t • on to ississala that my Right Hos. Friend Ld Endo a garbled sapsassaastion, for the purpose of p ro ducing ao haproper effect ; and now thin the papen are likely to be produced. there is perhaps a degree of disappointment that theit dispossnon would be counteracted. I deny, ihsolutely, that the paper Dow .aught for was ever refus-d upon the ground that it wontd have a dangerous tendency. It was upon the ground that the motion male Iri l t el !ras not the proper mile of producing it ; as it was made for the purpose of contradicting what was stated by a Noble Lord in another House. Now the charge , *llse tqainst say Right Hon. Friend was, that to what he had produced and read, he had stopped at particular passages, so as to leave the subject ia conipiete. It was folly, therefore. to say, that the production of other documents was necessary for tee purpose iateuded. The question Is, whether my Right Hon. Friend was justified in the view he took of these letters of Lord Howick and Mr. Gar- whieb have ber:s so much animadverted anon ? Upon that point alone he was anxious to set himself right iu the opinion of the world, and with that view I cannot see any ground for the Howse refusing that justification." Mr. PONDOXOT, in esplaaatios. observed„ that be had sad it would be a harsh thing to prevent any maa frout standing well with the public, by obsatia-prodscties of any particular paper. but that the productioo of *e paper now called for would ant infect his purpose. The papers of the raanths of November and December. 180 a. would go a very little way to show what was isometry to jus tify the surmise, that Denmark was hoisilsr so as iu the year 1807. Mr. WIXOM/04 said, that it was aboard to re fuse papers, when seed for the public service, Tipton groat:ids of disager, awl afterwards to gala theta ... rC symeirepd _tore 'in k tees tally. es esteem) , to produce We. is jail/trite esimmetstr of Lard Howick, as to that alb* AMON Heti. Gestlerean, .0 his selseiesu. The present SecretatrY mew emleavourieg to lead the 'Heise very hand: meneiy, lied indeed he had formerly rheum such to example of this disposition, as was never before at ; tempted in this House. He (Mr. Catlin* had told the House, es explicit terms, H If you do not vote in that way, you Auk be dissolved." How could the opinion of the blot Ministry justify the conduct of the present one? The opinion formed might vcry net:wally be exceedingly different from that which ought to have been formed by the other. Matters might change by the very -next post, and the person who wrote from Denmark might see things totally changed. Such a motion es the present one, *hewed how little reliance was to be placed on Ministers. Lord CAIMPEEREOIII said, that the dispo•itioti of the Opposition was becoming more and more eCi dent., and they appeared rather to have a taste for any sort of discuselea or argument than for this bu amen of the Home. They joined issue *you any Ileela and showed themselves to he se evasive and titans, that it was almost Unfeasible to grapple with theta, They had made a distinct charge, agiviest his Right Hon. Friend 6f having read• Lrbirsatiate, calculated to convey a medning enied can t from the remaisider of the letter, and a different impression from the truth. It winnowed, therefore, for his Right Honourable Friend to feel anxious to refute such a charge. This was all that was wanted by the mottos that had been made wale* sadly asouglit that - the paid VOW - 1e hist" the Iyalesa of political warfare was founded ups,. It was for no other purpose than the delay of ppbfic business, at the expense of the character of Ministry. They called for obsolete Correspond awe, of no use, and said that that which was 'sowed for the purpose of the public service and justification. was annececary. He did Wok that Lewd Howick's letter to Mr. Riest would shear, that Isit was not much at ease as to the hostile mind of Denmark. Mr. SIISRIDMI-.-" NV lien I found tbeßight Hots. Secretary submitting a motion, without assigning any 'Tautest to support it, I did not think he was acting prudently; bet wises I have heard his two friends upon each side et him doing their ut most to give those moons and arguments which they posses, I do applaud that taciturnity in the mover, and I believe he would have wished those two friends to have observed a like taciturnity. I agree w ith them, that the. House should rat& its owe honour, and if so, I trust the: House will take care this da v, and not follow the advice given them by thp Motile Lord. I defy him to state either a public or a private ground, existing formerly against the motion for these papers, which did not exist at present. He sap', it is to oiviote a direct calumny. That calumuy was as • strongly urged . by my Right Honourable Friend, at the nine of tie former `lotion, as it is now, and I am sure that we are following very good authority when we consider the person who Alit called the public attention to it. He says we are not cputeut with the papers he wishes to produce, bat that we call for obsolete correspondence; bet span this I may observe, that that is our complaint ergrim hiss, aa • ire-well-fer. firms epreeel 'wag reser to the Copenhagen expedition than those he is propoaing to produce. It is a little coleus that anther vs any reproaches in this House. nor insiuumsans out of doort, nor epos the direct mo tions of lay Bight flo.s. Friend near me, the Right Hon. Secretary , oald come down to give those papers. The of the day for that former mo tion has been read in order to expose the extraor dinary conduct of the Right Hon. Gentleman.— Besides his character, he did not seem to advert that there were two others concerned, and requited equal justificatioa—l mean those of Earl Grey and Mr. Garlick& Does he tbink that these papers will clear any one of those chassetars ? Pio! he wishes to clear only himself, and be stoves for no other poi.ers but precisely those mane ones from which he had raid extracts, namely, the Corres pondence of Earl Grey and Mr. Gadicke. He has made the people and the Cosrt of Copenhagen be lieve, that Mr. Garlick* acted artfully and hypo critically all that time, and yet be will not pro duce that which will justify hue. I should like to know the date of the letter of Lord How ick to Mr. Garlicke, in 1806, and whether be will consent to produce Mr. Garlicke's answer ? If it can be thaw° that whatever hostile rumours had reached Mr..Garlicke, they were afterwards wholly tolnoved from his mind, is it acting fairly tones& Mr. Garlicke to sappress that material part of the correspondence ? This motion should be accompanied with farther information that will justify Earl Grey, and, above all, Mr. Garbage; and I shall therefore propose, es as amendment to the motion, that there be added the words—" Ter gether with the substance and dates of all is. I formation transmitted by His Majcstv's Minister, at Copenhagen, at any period during last year, re spectiog the hostility of Denmark." Mr. Basses thought the motion ought not, is its preseut state, to meet the approbation of the House. He conceived the Papers . requir,d to be produced, were, on a former occasion, moved for by an Hes. Gentleman near bin, arid were reflood , to be gives. Mr. Secretary Calmed; conceived the present nictioa to be totally distinct from the one alluded to, and could not help thinking that the object of the opposition to it wrap to protract the business of the Howe. Mr. Tsaaaav moored the Hon. Secretary it was not the object nosiest aosesessary delay. He bad no objection to postpone the present gaeltama, to give way to the bunion that stood for dm night. Mr. Alma would mat take up the time of the House unnecessarily. He weft however, warprised, that the Moo. Secretory sboald have ma Assisted from the usual forms or notion, as be had done on the present occasion. Rhea he gave wake of this motion last sight , be dN set sure the exact substance of it, oat homing Acme so, did cer tainly not bring a questa. of was irocirtassee as the psesesit before the Nome is the manner in which it ought to coin& He trussed. Oath an amendment would be ark to the present Motion, as would give to the eematry raid and soil sitisfac ties& see date a tepee* the character illf-tbe 7,,fr:turlicice..pr, to Alit remove the degrarlatio .&reetritl'tlie late' oatrngeatus ; ne meticm.:teheti lila the tit .aen - p n t . fien'ffic Chkir. - 4 ' ; C.tax ;Nu 'though to"the House the *timed 'him to object to thi pro afent. It had . beete argued, that Ui be took the liberty to sichenit to tl '.for its objeCt the production of pope 'on a former netealOn meted ' tor by Ifienttothem ovetigainst him. It w of a very elitferent stamp. When' tl made, it was asserted, and loudly him, that he had nnfaiily quoted The use he made of that Noble Let the purpose for which he st'uoted it saryfor him one former night fulli on that °cannon maintained. that ti Holstein by the French would givt greet faOlitiei in seining neon the hind; and that the late tsovernme great appmhensions for the safety from the disposition of France to o This he stated, and is the con& statement he quoted Lord Hortick Bat when it was , that he grout and shameful taisrepresentati it strange that the production o f should be objected to. Was there, no distinction between 23 :NA:Attie denied, and one clamorously Will those locus of candour and GI that jg amletr to Odge.of 012 ampoii eatition, sine so of pti.ers, of such dee think tit to call fur, shall be radii root, ac bed been in s inuate, okapect 1 iity or favour should be thewu hie IMP Ib Kdble predeemor. No ; ill ewes exculpate himself from the I to nits that had been so judo:obit pork hires. It was mint noteml. Government, whim it bermes; tha into the dispeitions and feelielpiel look to that period when the sews, on the frontiem of Holateiu. The most natural period to discover ton and to that effect did he read the HOwirk. Every thing that could 1 the House and the country upon th late important me.assue. h. 4 bee papers the present reetiortsroeld prove to the. House the baseness ss the insinuation thrown mat age would, if any thing was iseepealary to sity of the late Expedition pro il Mt. Titles,' hoped the Hanoi would net say, that he had ste:wre to threw impeshmenta in the way of himself from the charges alleged As well as he could collect have said, that no imputation be out against Lord Horne.* or lb. manner their letters had boas tie -nest foul impiitations had bet es This was precisely the grimed of c by the Honourable Seeretery. He him to be so clumsy a performer, not be enabled to make hisoxn use without casting etu atation, t • ' -of itivrt vioul --- 1ack;);; - AitadaTtia He was sure his ingma4ty was aala task than ibis, and he ai*A l 9 6 a. that occasion, for th,e manner is tb. e letters was such as to intim heard bias, that the seistitneuta of . . (Ilowick)-ware in perfect cottons It basuoila k en urged by Lord Ha Lae that may rut Lau tation las been but that tliy have not. beartdealt I Lave complained, that the masts have been tnistated has sishi the ir..cat malicious impatato ble Lord opposite (C,astlineagh most carton:mazy merge nasal tie air, niialeading the publio cause we bate. on the present* stately dieagreed with that N obje the pomp of words, asserts our c lead. The Noble Lord appears at a loss what to say on the prese would again state, that Mr. Ga Howick felt theasiaelves *grieve they have been treated, mid Its them, the whole of their cameo right to be produced. It woe taa admit the productien of these haring all the eoriaspossilanee the before the lipase. r. Secretary Csx s xa insister ceesary infcrmatiou v. 4 uld be i moti en. Mr. 1% XL. DUI A DAS Litpht Secretary had beta ch arged with was competent to him to prod which it has been nand ho. has arse Stfangers were here ordered u envision took place, and there emenclineut oflir. Sheridan-- Aye • Nee Neiforsimt elke s AnothridliistOn took place on lion, -.hen there appeared for it- Ayes .. Ikass Majority is 6rou►ef it ARMY /711T1 %11T. On our re-ado:mums -we feu, Committee on the Aram Estitaa The SSCSZT•AY at WAS did eery to occupy much of the time those Estimates every thing was fled, and he would oow oa d • was et present, in point of null iellorior to cone in the world. Regular Army «as et peel The increase was prior-101y the cavalry murk the same difference between the Eoaasta year, is the addition of der -fmtve men to the regular force make a reduction is tie caviar ever, be so trifluag, as set to he The Dart object was, the royal