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4./'' oVAL, COVENT-GARDEN ' FRIDAY. Feb. 9. 1810. (second Hoe) • New Drams, 111 it► M•aic, called EE KNIGHTS; OF CHARLEMAGNE. composed by Mr. Mazzimaii. , Mr. Eiertou; 'Baron Rivreo;berg, Ra►ensberg, Mr. C. Kemble; Count Ro (die Abbot of Corbey) Mr. fasci It ; Oli►er, Mr. Simmons. the Countess Roland, Mrs. rea- Dielcons. to the Misses Adams. -presented, the lustallstlon of Ik. added, • Farce, called, otturs A STA(;E. Ir. Blanchard ; Capt. Stanley, Mr. Mr. Claremont; Digger!, Mr. Alias ?aerials. • be Free Koioitts; or, The P.Jict of received with tlte kiitseot eivivrobstiow, evviteni tilt fortbor,Stol‘e. - • . COE •• M THEATRE. LICENSE OF THE LORD MSER LA IN ; Semis to the joist application of lincipally interested. 'IES' SEKVANTS. form 'Y of the late DRURY-LANE PRESENT FRIDAY, February 'lay, in fire acts, founded 0111 Mu- City Madam, called ACHES ! suNISLR 2900. HEW TH E 4TE E-ROl IHS PRESENT T wi l l b e peril/111NA ts interspersed u itt age ' TtiE FRE OR, THE EDICT The Overture and Manic Prince Pelatone, N The Mr Phu"' rd • Raveasher . l, Dellre 0 Mr. loch/dun , claristopher, Mr a . I 1... "" 1 ' H. ',doublet ; r!. ica Mrs. Dui """ t ' Lianciii. , by t I. Art 111. will be rrP" Olut " " bri. b 11 be I To otos '• 1 ALL THE Wl') Sirfftlbelt Pumpkin, Mr B aton; Capt. Stokely, . Kitty Sprightly. h The New thews et 'the g esie g, e was received It be 4 ma tardl e ve r y . . D git THE SPECIAL C HA M to m ter the veriest ET all peaks pin MAJES lint the COM PANI . HEITIIF., will, THIN I ow, preform a New PI ait.'S Cuwetly of The Ci Ittl OR, THE WI F, TIN Characters be Mr. yy r. tv„,,d,, Mr. DI La, Lb* Esli Mrs.°r S l7 ' The Prologue to be spoke' Mrs. Eddie. To which will be THE MIDI The Marquis, Mr. De Ca tertian, Mr. Russell; N Omer; Flora, Mrs. E The New Play of Riches; repeated every tocsin ti T a MEETING MITTF.E of the CA tar Corantittee•Rooms, P .0. 1510, hit THOMAS ECHO Rewired, That &viewed! warns •if onoteranee wl sr Is be Atelteli, in this ei (*dimity it itemised to • bon. /tad by our coast &bag oortelves of all eat • prove oarstlves ninth, tibh se demand, aid tea I Ral•lls.llTMalr M t 'ha tetened by ralatiug &Me to otter oar totimpleiela ieuder oar degraded aad • a, rel)ing that the • 6 Are son, whicii yra bow and fetal paijtad I liappisks, d Tretaoil. st it idle* lo • , to lane tlisir Petitions so that the entire imply discierioed. Ladled, That, the Earl nee oar Petitions to bet • apes, as to bib the h o sod linen y req THO,I wrr. JAMES Rotdml, That, the thar oa Essoode, Bart. for lb Gay. NUT WEDNESDAY, I PAIN I apt. 1 00, Oxfuedutreet, Ik late Lotiseks, odd all anisnal, are now poem Good Lottery, tontine% Dm (seat V meg The Mame costal tow of entaele Tr!, the PAID 0; µits ..... ..••• • L• 5 0 , 041 rib, Wig $4 20,00 rm. N 0000 1 9t , N 90,00 1. of 14 9 .... lO,OO Sondra Prises of Lan- tin wand list of Capital i t ,s tad three peseediug Lot! • the Offices, 96, Corsi a•eb • 11 , HORNSBY no d I Priscs of au,oohl. Au. ORNSBY and th:r•l brows attic Pub 'with Capital Chew hire* that they will • ir:• r Poses worthy their pa t''' Tat M and Skarn areal • by Post or Carrier, I, en . 16 mat term a s if pres • nk ** 70 be drawn In ONI l'bree• sad Fitter Ti R. !bat an,oool. 60,s • edoestart. W W Et IFT sod CO. r Si` „,. hitr• thst urri 4T.DESDAY, CI 50e.i Numbers, sad t CA ..... of Sys ........... kat .1410 iellerte I • I • • • ..$ ...... • L. 5,01 .1 ' ••• • • ........ '''• •_ • ..... 51 • WA sad Siaared i o.lloa, No. Sa `oat, Aldpate HsorK• " ,I!!Noaatias "le Meares. eittr Lorrtay ESSRS. HODU I. HOND, PORTE No. I , pi es " , l'ott, No Es, ph i (:. .t Se Peelle an vest alphed I w LOTTith TICE' grATE A Tidal ., EEY,..... • • 1 • 1. ...... Lit it • ji . ,"" • ....... Sl6 •"' Ilayterat of the Pri ▪ so the Ticket - the chib„ , IFE AND BROTHER. . Powell, Mr. Hoilawd, Mr. Itey. De Comp, Mr. Pewee : Mn. Ed spokes by Mr. Eyre, ad the Epilogue added, the Caumedy at ?NIGHT HOUR. :24Ep; she General, Mr. Peasen ; Nicholas, Mr. Matthews. Jake, Falaln. . ; ue, The Wife sad Dietber, will all fustier wolise. of the GENERAL COM !ATHOLIC3 et IRELAND, bed Ns. 4, Crw•etreet, CO tbe 31st (OBOE, Bart. in the Asir, tly prutrating against tire aarelent winch the Catholics of Inland op ealeghtenednfe, ta endure, we are to persevere itickauting our Emelt couttauey is this j 111.44 penult, sad by warrautalde auger lOW Ibis purpose, of those easel rig,i,ts sod liberties A 111 MRI Colloeoe to forego. diessiged by past iliatippokstateuts, difficulties we shall take every weer `els, to siticit ample disceemust and al oppressed meditate tuoveiestly euerrimg isdluettee of justice sod appeal,) must speedily subdue prejudices aback obstruct the brectiout , isalapausalds tidy admit; Consult. Arts to Parlraesent pros-stet, batli satire merits of ovir care pay be fairly Earl of Final be requested fortlawieb both UMW, of Paths:neat to be su Insure that Jogai/if and discussion, Tercet of the Catholic Roily impact- IRAS 111: 4 4tINDE, Chairman. ,LC, Eat'. in Ike Cimis; ,nlt, or the Nfretiug be given to Sir for soil proper conduct EDW. DAY ; Sec. ',.sr. VALENTINE'S DAY. g, and CO. Stock-Braers. , and 44, St. Jnna'aatreet, who, awl •►ared Capital Priors to as eellitog the Tickets and Shares of tery, elirrb wilt begin said numb ea rat Wednesday.) contains Party Capital Prises, Stiehl, ei DEN AN D. ...hem 133 L is,noo .20,000 8,431 ..5,000 26,000 6,716 3 oPno 90,03.00 1 9, 5 7 0 5,8•9 in,oon 17,147 4,000 -4 6,6,•61- tAlout. 6001. &e. Capital Prints ware mold la Shares, in the '‘ Lotteries, at the old established State ' , shill, and St. Margaret's Hill, Bu. ' Co. who were also the List to sell CO. respectfully solicit the dic in the New State Lottery,witicit Chalices ; they aleu beg leave to awns use their best endeavoars to pm. poreasing. 'selling at the lowest prices, aad all r, twitted to say part of doe globe, oresat. ONE DAY, WIDNENDAT NEXT. Ticket* of the *acne Number may be ',Goo, or soooot. cam he obtained ;DIN.E.JIDAY. remind their Friend% end the Larr MY will fares and Aside Draw &brine asataina $l., reilinving :Al. fRIZIeS: 4 •N O I I 4,4100/ so inferior Prima from tool. to Isl. '..1.,00) I 73.3 a. LAtmo 300 340 3,0 5110 a, sae its the 6 r.ust Lottery, at SWIFT 1, Poultry ; No. ie, Cha ntal - tie" ; lig44areet. Were Priam to former upwards of • Whoa Matzo bore f TicKers AND SHARES. MARTER, DRUM sad HUGHES, st No. t 37, 44, Coreet-Gardee, Ne. 14, Pasha- I r lset•sinet, awl No. isi, Navigate ' respectfully Wormed, th at they mr.y ' 1 (1711 sad SHARES is the pre '. at the feilowieg reduced prices, Le 4 14 0 I 0 . te t6 6 111 I 6 at Ili:tenth 9 6 Friars of ibr glares is secure 4 by Irkcket, frusa which they are made see z kusp-Office. Abrieties, Atsge.Coaeltasea, end Carriers, hastisompt digeowit.-.Rigislses, gratis. cr • ttiob , 6 . Ai TRANSPORT-OFFICE, I An., tg, THE commISSIONERS fur cur•durriag His Ab,i, sty', Transport Sere ice, for taking Cure of Sick and Wounded Renault, and for the ease and easterly of Prwenwrs of War, da Aershy give Notice, That they will be ready, at this ea TUESDAY, the nth of Pahrusry, H 0 . ,, to re ceir• sealed Tenders, and trent with such Per.nos as Ray be wilt ing to contract for Victualling Prisemers of War in Health, and in Sic kness, at Porchester Castle, /hails. for sit months err. foal, from the Ist April next, at the latest. No Moder soil 6e seemed after One o'Clock on lie Da , * of Treaty, nor nay noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent for hint, personally attend. Each Tender must be accompanied by a Let. ter frous two resportaGlo Persois ' eagaging to tscame boand with the Person tendering, a s the Swnqf L.lOOO for the dee pesters's woce of the Contract. Farther particolors asap he lowan, by opplviv:* of this Olffee, or to Capt. Patorooo, Porehester Co•fiep or Copt. IroodrA Feria., sear Gosport. EAST INDIA tiovsr, i•xs. t, 1810. THE. COURT ty . DI itECTi ):tti of the CNITIED COMPANY If MERCHANTS or ENg• 14ND,4rani°1 so tine EAST IN MillX,rip 'Phim Miry will be rainy to recto-. Proposers, so soak*, ow or before WEDNESDAY. tier nut infant, from soy person who Any have eogoged to furnish the Commiasiosti of Hie Majesty's Tramping service with Tonnage foe rho comeyaore of Convicts son 510444 to New South Wales, on what tennis they may be willing to I.ET to she C•ansiony, • Rood Copper-bottomed Ship, of about 400 Tous hurries, to being home Teas and other Goods from China, um the Com pany's account. /Web ship to be appeased by the Company's OlSoses e and to be named, and equipped, in every respect, agreeably to the .osissl regulations of the Company. The Traders to express the rate of Freight for Builder's Meoww meat, and also for surplus Tamar, sad staling the same om the lowest terms, ass there will not be an opportunity of making &Ey abatement. TIM Tealleas, with ii. words " SAM refuter," on the mime, to he severally left with the Secretary, at or before T 0144 t o'Clock, at stow, au the said Si., inst. beyond which hoar the Court will not terrier any Tender. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Sec. _ _ _ Draft of the Terms sod Cooditisos os 'lllicit the /Ship will be engaged fur tbe Compemy's service, stay be sees spun sopliestioo to Mr. Jabs Movies, Clerk to the Committee of Nappies. This day are published, trite 21 . OBSERVATIONS ►especttog t • PITRI.IC ILXPENDITITRE, sad t►e INFLUENCE of the CROWN —By the Right Hoe. GEORGE ROSE. Printed fur T. Catlett end W. navies, thread. 111)RSUANT to it tiEt'REE o f IHr o Ma jetee Court of EXCHEQUER, at WormDivots', made in a Cause WALTON avant SMYTH," the CREDITOR! of ROBERT MINCE, late of tl.sby, iu the Cootay of Essex, Farmer, deceased, are forthwith to come in by t'veir Solicitors, aad po►e their respective debts be fore Abel Moyer', Ea* Deputy Reamisheaucer of the said Caere, at his Cheatham fa the lE:chequer Odire, is tbe Inner Tenerle. Etiodow ; or in default thereof they will ha eashaded the brae& of the said Decree. MUIR and PARRY,Tensple. Minters &dickens DESBYIISISE. rr. BE SPEEDILY SOLD, to the hest nisi der, pursuant to so Order of His Majesty's Court of Exchequer. in • Cause ietidesi. Rophaw vilest Milos." Wow Mat Mayon,Depirty - tutossesr or Our said Court. st tbe Runes-Fiesd Ina. Chealwe, ALL THE EfT•'PE, RIGHT AND INTEREST OP JOSEPH lIIEBERT, late of Whine, in the Pariah of Glen/op, deceased, of and in eel-tabs Mess es, Land, and H. reditaneents, situate oted holm Wkstle ateressd. The lewd eisisiels of *beat 73 ;errs , and the whole will be sold In time lats, as will be expressed in • tigers advertise ment. Farther poicalars, esti conditions of sale, may shortly be bad, patio, in London, at the chamber, of the said be rm), litcsiensbrancer. is the Exchequer Office; of Robert WWI, Esq. Ruckiugham-street, Adelphi; of Messrs. Milne sad Parry, sultritors, Temple; and of Mr. Braddock, soli- citor, ?duple. near Stockport, Cheshire. 14th OF THIS MONTH, THE STATE LOTTERY WILL HEWN AND FINISH DRAWING. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. Sleek- rakers, Corners( Rank itiiildings,Curahill, and facie' the Gate of the Ring's Wows, Charing• Cross, nyprcl fully inform the poblie,that they areostliag Tickets sod Shares, and have now on sale Two, Them and Foot Tickets of the seine windier, whieb may obtain the following guest Prima : Vinir Twitter of we annitser L so,nno Throe ditto fin,nno Two ditto 400,05 One ditto ao,nuo Shares is proportion. EYTON, Pastier with the lets SIR JAMES BRANSCOME, Removed to Nu. 9, Cornbill, sear the Mausion•Hoswe, RETURNS his grateful tltaisks fur all Cream's received daring the eight years he was the only Part• nee and person connected its the Lottery Easiness, with the ute Sir JIIIMOB Breaecouds, sod respectfully solicits the com mas& of his friends sod the piddle, at hie presort Offce, No. it, Cortihill, now established we* oa bis own ac most; and where the smallest urde.r will meet that civility sod ottestiou for which has former residence was particu larly aoticed. The Lottery will be draws all is ONE DAY, February 14, Into. The Scheme and Plan of Drawing are in themselves so good, and were to universally approved in the last Lottery, that very few words ore required to invite purchasers Eyton therefore has only to add, that so Tickets sad Shores will most certainly rise, a early application should be made, at his lucky office, No. g,C.ceohiU, near the Wonauo- House. •.• The Piddle are respectfully informed, that no business can be transacted before eight o'clock in the morning, or after eight o'clook is !se evening, according to the Act of Parliament. Da. FREEMAN'S GUll'A SALITTARIS. •—•— THE value of this Infallible Met - helot has been so long proved, that nothing of the present day can bear a competition with it, in all the different stages of • metals Disease, which it effectually cum and eradicates from tle habit, without exciting the pinto! feelings and exposure that attend Dalmatian, without debilitating the eonstitution in any decree, or even requiring confinement from business, or restriction in diet. The radical virtues of these inestimable Drops have proved their claim to public apprebetion fur more than an years. la all debility, they prove a never-failing restoestise, • higher the debility is pro dared by too free use of mercury, illicit pleasures, or the of fects of a wren climate. To trai alters, and them going abroad, they COMM be recommended toe strongly ; who will receive • safe, speedy, and complete cure, in alt old stubborn Gleeh, and every weaklier' that affect% the bladder and or. pas of urine. By its efficacy many women have become mothers, who foe years had been deprived of that happiness. Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butter's, a, Cheap aide, earner of Paternoster-pm, and retail by Belau., Pints mouth ; Weston, Partsea • Wills and Payne, Plymouth ; Peek, Hull • Calwell, ; Maedusaid, Glasgow ;Smith sad Staaderois, ; and by usoDt Countiy Medteins lenders, in basks, at lo bd. sock, with ample Jai:clams FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1810. refo. I.VPiRIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OP LORDS, Tataum, Fug. S. /IMPROVEMENTS AT WESTMINSTER. The Earl of Li vsa Poor. d es ir e d tota l' t h e i r L or d s hi ps ' 'Manias tot subject, in which he enabidered that Moose to be is no small degree interested. Therefore, previously to their entering into the more important business of the day, be would mon., That the pruper Oiliter be directed to toy before that House, copies of 2:1 Re purtr and Memorials mode to the Treasury by the Enuitmesionere appointed to repair sad improve the streets and buildings of lVestinisater." This motion was agreed to. The Duke of itossot.• suggested the propriety of these papers being printed. The Earle( Li StRPOOL said, that, of course., whew limy ware hied apse t h e tame, Its should sieve that they be mimed. HIS MAJESTY'S MESSAGE. The Earl of Ltrearoin. preheated • Message from His Majesty, wherein it was stated, that , o His Majesty haring taken into consideration the eminent services of Cieut.-Orneral Lord Viscount Welling ton, and willing to confer upon him every signal may k of His Majesty's high regard for the valour he displayed at the battle of Talavera, trusted, that the native would duly entertain His Majesty's most gracious wish, and make an ample provision for the proper support of those digivitir, His Mir jesty had granted to him, fur the term of his own life, and that of his two successors." The Noble Earl then moved "Tbot this message be taken (u we underhtooil,) iuto consideration to-morrow, and that the Lords be summoned accordingly."..- Ordf•red. STATE OF THE COMMERCE OF THIS COUNTRY. Berl BeraMT, ague-ably to the expressions used in His Mejesty's speech, on the firat day of the Sessions, preseuttd certain papers relative to the commercial prosperity of the kingdom, con taining an account of the exports and imports for the two years preceding last October. lit pre senting these papers he was led to.make a few ob servations on the commercial state of the couatry- It Would be proved by the documents before them. that the amount of the export. fur the three quar ters of the year ending in October, 1907, was *9,000,0001; in 180$ it would appear the amount of exports was shout 26,000.0001., by a calcula tion in October, of the saute year. But it would be evident front these. pep. rs, that such was the state of our (rude during the Lest ,year, the amount of exports, for the same period of time, carne to 39.000,0001. Was not this staterneat a comple - e i• futation of those principles laid down by his Noble Flied opposite (Grenville), during the last and a former Session of Parliament? His Noble Friend hail stated, that if the measures adopted by His Majesty's (keen:swot, in regard to we commerce, were acted upon and pursued, they would lead to the complete destruction of our trade. 'Their Lordships would observe, that. al thea bag bows udeeramatt of asp sesaries Iso9, such was the increase, that, in cent : triton with the amount brat stated, ending in 1907, there was an addition of eight millions; awl in comparison with the last year, the very year when it was foreboded that our trade would he ruined, an increase of fourteen millions.— With regard to the United States of America, there was a diuomition of exports compared with former years; hut whatever the disninu bon might he to that particular quarter of Ame rica. the deficiency, which. taking one year, might be about 12.000,000, was amply compen sated by the increase of our exports to ell other parts of the American Continent. There had not been such alteration as to our imports generally ; but he could inform the Hotter, tint, al. hough the trade with America had been affected by the measures taken on the part of bosh countries, he world instance the diminution as to one article, cotton wool ; the intp ortation, which formerly was about 3.000,000, was lowered to two millions. Bat again, if the duninutiou wits one million, our in crease, as to other parts of America, exclusive of the United Stites, was about 3,000"0, conse quently, upon the whole, there was an imrease of about two millions. He cc:wide:red it his duty, if he here not trespassing up the time of t':e House, to call their Lo-11-Itips' tweet:on to these state talents, because they tended to chew the country resort to congratulate themselves upon the in creasing wealth ROA prosperity of the kingdom, in a commercial poiitt of view. It must, at the same time, be admitteJ, the times were extremely por teutous ; and be had no wish. by bringing before that this estimat e of our commercial situation, and favourable balance of trade, to draw away their contemplation tram the dangers which sur round us. The times were truly awful. But, statist all the calamiti es of E urope , we oug h t to mime, that our trade has flourished, in opposition to ull the attacks made upon our commerce.— We on4ht to cousole ourselves tl.at we Pie not brought so low as to doubt whether we must sub mit to the unbounded ambition of our enemy.— He trusted the commercial interests of Great Bri tain would ever prosper ; and, under a government where the people enjoyed the blessings of liberty, and the property of enerchnnts Nitta secured to wise and just laws. he confidently hoped that we should not be overcome by the unceasing effort. of France, nor should we souther the iighta of our commerce in compliment to the importance of a commercial power. The Noble Earl concluded by moving, That the papers he laid on the table." Lord CRINVILLZ raise fur the purpose of sub mitting to their Lordships' consideration, some re marks upon the observations made by his Noble Friend, and also upon the papers laid this night upon their Lordships table. It was :int only sur prising, but it was that sort of condom which could be exampled no where except among His Majest y 's Ministers, that papers of such importance, the con tents of which no person knew, Of er n had seen, except themselves, should Le lad upon the table, without any motion for their beitig• printed ; and it Was still 1110 re unprecedented, to an es:neve:tent de gree, that the Noble Laid, to presenting these toll pers, shot of adder" sing their , .carp, cog, - the repast ' there produced, of the commerce of the meaty. However, if it was sot the Noble Earl's animism to move that the papers atentioned be printealt be should think it a d u ty t o ma k e t h at motion h ilt. self. Did the Noble Earl, ander all the calamity and disgrace brought upon the country by the ie. norant and absurd urrosures of an Adutiaistraboni think it necessary to encourage the country to no sist the power of France ? Why there was oat a tnin in whose breast the heart of an Englishman could be found to heat, who would ever dothtext the solject. God forbid that England shotild ever entertain the question, whether she should sink be. 'teeth the power of Frecce. As to the trade pith* country, he was as much tisavinord ft say than could be, that it was, i n o ts :xrd our internal f tuition, incrissing i n prosperity. We had S. taloa to be laid thassach prospesity alai • Id our happy biassed eoustitutioa, sod the ILI iii Or our people; the Triton was an °brio** ono, not more true than it was anivenfilly fat acknowledged: But this prospeeove uFreale trade, so synch spoken of by the Noble Earl this evening, was sot resulting from the meamems that blind poScy adopted by Noble Lev ezt rxemita. It sew a prosperity arising front the eata. mercial genius of the cottetry, from ear Mew coustitntiou. end the industry of oar pooselesinag and happy for us it was so. because us thereby seer that our commerce maid Sourish id **ea the barriers opposed to it by the frail, imbecile. and odd proceedings of those who framed the Drama is Council. It *mild be useless at this OM* t• eater into the detailed account* given by the Noble Earls for it was impossible for him to carry its ids bead the s,nres mentioned, and as much so foe theta who heard him. But what did all this superSaiel and uomitisfactory account reosecile? Dad it sheet that our commerce had itscreesod, beams, of is. restrictions 2 Tie whole amouateal to this, theta in consequence of the political sitoatiou of Spill. the Spaoish colonies of America hid been laid open to our merchants ; and, although we had lost our trade with the United States. this new is• tercourse, arising from an independent and kaiak cause. had given it considerable increase. But, perhaps, were we rightly to estimate the evale. quence of thaw cnlonies briug suddenly upon the decrease of our trade to the ri li teld . States, when there was a general effort to supply the market to so overflow, it might be a most domain proof of the injury which our commerce had soy tanned by means of the conduct of Administration. He would ever maintain, that all legislative islets. ference with the interests of commerce would al. ways produce injurious consequences ; bet no legal fetters were act plUieg to commercial tewelilei r ae thole to Otitis _ U it was lambda that trade should flourish, we ought to have it epos and free to its owo course. Commercial policy, is these days. was better understood ; we ought nil now to talk of the balance of trade, a (laetrile@ se ant;qustecl. and so proscribed by all men of ea. Lgictened views, that it was may tit for dark ages, and ought to be exploded by the-philosophy of modern Governmental. So long es the Orders is Calmed were acted upon, so leog they were found to be destructive to trade; and even their Lord. ships. who were called upon. as friends of the Ministers, to sanction the measure, as one a the soundest policy, soon afterwards had an oppsrts. city of seeing those Ministers abandon that stern. The result was. the momenta partial reiaxatioo was adopted, the commerce of the country was benefit. ed in the same proportion. Earl BATIIUSST observed, he had always tinder. stood, when papers came from His Majesty. they were laid on the table, and printed of course ; but he had been informed since. that the usual proceed• ing was otherwise. With regard to the Noble Baron's (Grenville) observations concerning the commerce of the country, he was surprised to heat him still maintain, that, although there was so in. create of the exports to 14,000.000, as to our year. that was not to be considered as a sign of commer. cial prosperity. Indeed there was nothing pleased him so much, as to observe the Noble Bstou-state such preposterous sentiments, with such a very grave face. (4 /argil.) Lord Guest:Ai insisted, that the Noble Earl had totally mistaken the observations be had made, who tt he asserted. what he would still assert. that the measures of Ministers had deprived this country of the trade of the United States of America. Any in crease of commerce with the Spanish colonies or other part. of A stencil, could not vary the question; foe the increase in one way was totally independent of the decrease in another. In addition to the many is• juries which had been done to our commercial rosperity. was that of the state of our coinage. as contrasted with one paper currency, which sub ject he now gave notice lie intended to bring wader the consideratiou of the House. ..- . The Loa, Cusucat.t.os said. there wog; he believed. no question before the House. and he thought his situation ou the woolsack ought to claim some attention. Lord t iResIVILLE Conceived, whey ■ Noble Lord oppos►te, iu laysieg papers upon the table, took upon him not only to go into the subject of those papers, but even to mention the arguventa of other Lords. and, besides, to even advert to word* used oil the occasion, it would be derogates? tiw those rights which the House ought to tameless, if such conduct laying allowed on one aide, it were set permitted the other to :tourer rue% obaervetioess But. independent of this , ow.irleratios. he wee per. fettly regular, fat he rose for the purpose of seekteg • motion, fist the papers be printed, sad had de. Glared bis OlttialOO SO to do at the use, if the Noble Earl did not snow, it hiuselL The LORD ClaRCILwa conceived the motion ought to have been written, end handed to h.re or lbw ancladck. Lord HuLuas believed the forum of that /louse - - • . . . ..,_ i• .... s t , 0 . ; OA 7 • . A; .- .., ''''''' f :;'; 4y - / 1 -i y . .4 f. . J . ... 4 rakl i r.,H l LZlA t rr LP! 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