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Mr. Lloyd. yam, Tosco., to li • ward Elwood, Esq. Ca,. Sattelook to M... Lot l• Lay, of St. Adolatta. toreb, Cork, by d a ll., Imam fog. cissitib ages, .WlM•day{kgr ot Cork, aired 19. Jeba is Hampshire, Dr. Jobe r Oscan ea Ibilymmett the beam of bar brother, Dort, Summit, IN Head, r LON 1/0111.511,11114. I I 4.. nee. after... , VIDSON, Ne 19, Oki pt.lisboil at the Mike, (lamb, ffireeb, by b ert 6.r rt,;. puoi, I{ L. dot) Weeded le. I * _ RP"I - 7 -,i?Stifttteltf*F'.l 1 mummy' 1914. - - - - - --- . THEATBE-IMYAL. HAY-MARKET. THIS PRESENT TUESDAY, Marell7, 1809, will be amid (34th time) a Me Growl Meta-Drama. t ie Open, called THE EXILE. To which will he added t he Fame Of WHO WINS? or, Tbo Widow's Choice. _ _ . . HANES OW THE THAMES. AN Elegant VIII.A to be 1...E1', Furnished, or the Lease, Foreitere aid Fixtures to be disposed ~f, limotoliag two Parlours, Dr:swing-room and We Beds, with Cotarh.ll nese, Stabler, 28d every aecomnsoilat ion fur a fatuity irdatiortiou. Hi fit to Wltrble sod Hall, Sichmumi. This data published, mushy tWatteatio• of alrEenilies, AILsStItOtT TIIE.AI ISE.oti the VIR IVES of HR. GOEUON'S VEGETABLE BALSAMIC ".or tweet's...llrd VSGET A /IL E COMPOUND, for AI 'CHRONIC DIStiASIES of DEBILITY; to which is amossed.* bet of estmeedblery emea, attested hi the most zeta:ham:ten. . hilliag or It soy be perossil. graEs, at the 13, Bridge... Mont oppelsite Drury-taw Thee. he ; Ward, 301, Holborn; Ind where the Pills are sold in beam at as. Gd. or *we foe awe pewit ---- Till 42 ; is pikiebsd, is One 18rylt Yeleine, Octave, ram Its. In beerde, A CORRECT Mid AUTHENTIC COPY of ./M.. the EVIDIDICE tato below the HOCME of """" 9 :1 )1 ' 4 1 3 4f: -9n s tilt RIC . of Y . 4 0 N EE . tsd ; in a r i hsch m i t oiceerat Doitatioenti that bore oat yin appeared Om poblic.--Copkd verbatim fruit the litiootra of • *MIL . ; Far C. Mutt w, 56, Hollora, .early opposite oroatiisi and Shersond, Diteki, aid Josses, Paw iv. parchment of the lest nod second Parts ere informed; enst the Adresse! lest is sow reedy fur delivery. --. 7 — ik r •VIWILTINEOWICE, it • aces 6, icon. . • T IE COMMISSIONERS for nelltallia_LC Ills Majesty's Navy do Assays.* Notice, Thai on TV I CS. t. the loth isetsysit, they mill le rawly to riarioe'retdcom In • • (ated ap) and isetit far Tit 41.1 7 S THOU . . „ 111!O lif BISCUIT, wools froal Ingle Neil ; to be Ai Allb spobe et tem asow:hs. by IrerE., posporases, isdo lb" 'lWStr ivrtou TiessmaPimg Li..,,. at lteptfinsi; and to he paid „lit at pssocte. Kalb Latest, Ninety asps , k terdahr. iOfsce. 714 f o f de Controd ranybe sass 0 the Socroteree No .Teadrr rill 60 admitted for offal typealitg Mow' Oat Tiotteasot 14.. N. regard will 4 kid tea, Towles is Oki she INN stall are 6/ hooded is swords et length, or that Mail sot hi mothered • I the Beard &Are Owe eat* an the mid Tact', tio, tub t, ars slam. Cl. Penmen silo embre MA Tender, or awn p, -- .. ten his behalf ' attends, to mown earn called .for. _—..... • vierrALutio-oFricE, mialzuls lel . A toi CO . II MISSIONERS.fir raettasifitas' n. iii. .. e r .gps Mack, do bereftypire Notice, Th at sa Tu oar Sea fastsnet, they Ida he read, to rewire roam dm imathr (erased sip), and tarot ,cor what ASH TRUSS and *IISThBOOPS (sat Itailed,) e the arislermsentioned do . ITO i lea% t 4 e.. 4 . • Moods • 1108pIso biretta are to 4 t . llansal k peened with the Tea- ElMmEivis ad ders . .., White AA ; . •. , kegAilemeati(jbe die &striae VII& Derartaseet, curiaethe we c 4 ir toe* v east tier, _frees tilethle4tio contract, to be de. sit. •d liealiime 4 tic: Wt. 11. yo Vietvailiag Shwa ;01•111wFilferd; mod As i! pail* if Mt, potralde with Met , O.Wi ,rtaisair 44 Ow &ilk . lli ,14 astoegliftecompireresewi dieSemmtnit i 4 .. ' • • • road mill he gad to amp Twin is 'AM the Price shall hotheinarsted in Worts at leogth, or that *fail slot he dolirsstil to ill Beard before Om ellork an the oaf TIII4. Menai inesiat, ow engem the Pecans who mikes de i am he, as awe Permit A . his kW; ettaatis, Is maw when atiledfor. --....-.. VICTUALLING-OFM,, Matra 2. 1509. THE COMMISSIONERS for Virtualliv His Majesty's Navy do Array vine Notice That ea lin t AY, tie wilt lastamt, they will be ;rads to svelter Tinder, is wiling (sealed up), aid front for Fl F T ToNs if POT BARLEY, to be delialrod id the space of one smash late His Majesty's Vietaailtag Slate. at Deptford, and to be paad fat by Dills, mobile witA httemet, skids slays after Mite. The Comiitimelf Si. Caste may Is torn otthe Serretery's i Ofsaa . Me mod will I. had la tag Tender is orAki the Peke shall . *a ha ieseerted in i.s at ire/A, co that shall not be dairered •• the hoard Were Orea'ame& ors the said Friday, the lath is- Maid I For slaw the Perms .4 reek.: the Tend, or some Paso at hie hehatf, ateaste. to inures token called fo ' r. LOTTERY WITIIOCT PRECEDENT, BEGINS DRAWING it* APRIL, 1514. ONE THOUSAND %MOLE TICKETS fur the Pirst,Drawe YAM ewe 151. mod FIVE HEN. Dm) WHOLE. TICKETS fur the 'First-Drawn Prize • show, la. tie the Se and Day, Is oddities to the following Rieb Llstof GOMA, :ow 4..lfrlees af—L coAms 1.. Prizes of.. L.i,000 ; I lO,BOO I. Si* 5 5 , ,10. ke. be. Tirbeto and Shares in great variety are on Sald at J. —VARNER'S, Ns. 16. Cocain% whale Ne. t 11,909, 10,0ocit. ,mod 7,u57, t ooled. weirs Mealy Odd in Mares. Litters from the Country. pewhipaid, reamising Bank WlPost•OMee Ortlem, se BUM of uhuit data, treated the as if present. AND SPATE U.YTTERY begins Apia 114 1109. &heist Coe1 1 1.11••• . . 4 2 it Le. Sc. Is. 1 MINA a FREE GUST of Oise Tbonesod Tickets the First Day, and a FREI.: GIFT at Five Hundred Tickets the Status Day, teharrby i A Twket A Half A Onsrter Am Eighth A Histesoth Only 0,500 'relicts for sale. • Virkets aid Slimes ate oa mac at all the Licensed Lottery ' Offices. SMALL PoS HOSPITALS. IL R. 11. the Doke of YORK, Problem, la the Chair. ogoc .warstos Wes. Doke of Bedford. Jusiothan *sere, Esq. Doke . ' Devonehire. Henry floral." F.aq. ILP. R Clark, Esq. Chamberlain. Absalom Girlish, Esq • Treaseter&-amee Belly, Esq. THE ANNIVERSARY will be held at the City of Liman% Then, mu WEDNESDAY, the lath limy of March, 1.09.-peiseer at s *Thick precisely. serwages. Right Hoo. Jobs Earl of Alwahart Goldsmid, Esq. Seathrich. Jobs Heroes, M.D. Right Hon. T. P. Weekil, Mr. A. Higlientwe, Jan. Lind Geeetliese. Jabs Hyde, Esq. Eight Hen. Clarke Flower, Charles Pratt, Esq. Lord Ha l er. William Row, Esq. . Timms Cape, Sal. Mr. Robert Wilke. A. Sinclair Gordo', Esq. 7111 Fos. eesetilitte a Gotrertior fur 1.06-31..5s as Anoint . Iliskorriter —Aar other boseSsrtiees are gratefully wave& Tit kits Noy be bed et Aalbony Illiglialese, Secretary, 240.04,'E1y-plime. 1.• . -41refo* TUIIIiDAY t MARCH 7, leo9. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF OF LORDS, M , X&sc■ 6. In the Seutch Appeal Cum, Keith, Daviikun, and others v. the Term Council of Aberdeen, the Lord AtilrOttlit and Mr. Alemaader were heard fur the Appellants, and Mr. Adams fur the Respondents. Ordered to be farther pro. corded Itt loatairraw. A pr.vate Bill was brought np from the House of COOllllOll%, by Mr. Eateontt, which was read a first time. The Earl of filoillA obtained km" to attend the House aCumoirms, io order to give evidence relative to General Clavering. The Distillaiios Prohibition Bill, the Spirit Importation flaspeasiou Bill, and the Irish Bank Note sin, went through • Cuiwurdtee, sod were sorrerolly reported without mond oreet.—Adjottnit d. HOUSE OF COMMONS. • A are Member took the eras! oaths and his sett. • Mr. Jobuson presented at tliz Bat of the House, a va riety of 'truants from the Tremor, of Ireland, which were ordered to lie no the table. Ph. levies elms prewited an occeinst of the aeoraet of ch , ties epos the Imparts sod remota rober liseritedore Ceseed. • • ISAMEDS bltrolt& The House. it' a eiglidignel‘beebed evidence In support of the 644 which sus afterwards mute third tense and 'passed The Irish Flexeced Bill war feed a third time sod passed. Mr. MAIM., a Member, was allowed an atomises of three werion'on the score of ill Lealtb, • Me Wo•exnar brought up the Report at the Committee Of Slippy, aial she Wzys sad Means, which acre sere ralk.atr...ll to. ' Viso° the Resulationain the Weis and Means, imposing en additional /holt of 'lre ;a lipou Malt le Ireland; and also the duties on spirits in that tingeuro ; . Sir Joust NRWPORT ceps's Nati" his disapprobation of lartioon mat, as cherking the aubstitutios of melt boom , for spirits. He also objected to the motion for brisling in s Hill for carrying tho Its sututi.ans hats effect, before they were printed, voluminous as they were, and Insp.:tog a tax to the morel of emitwinl. Mr. PKRCSVA obarry.4l, that the oak n o v e lty was o f . duty of five Hanky ; 011 the otiose liesulutious beiui knee/sly cosiselicptial thereto. Lord FOGRISTON "That there he laid before the Haan of the leter of sere , e granted to Brigs sttor-Ge.:erel French, appointiug him to the Stair ie 'hew& ea, and the period of his dinar lire the that place ; tasether with copies of any vonvepooderser hetwress him- semi the War sacs., ter the taffies atise Cossinsuder-iu-Cliis4 relettor to ha drpoture.” Ordered. Mr. Pesci VAL said, these eel a small pow oolleol. throes!' mistake, io the prhette copies of fleebeieleoas takes in the bovinesof the Detke of Turk; It Ate tine letter of the Duke, toataielag on iselassere, sal haring the Dever post mark. Mr. WRITRILRAD Loped the letter itaeltwoald be forth ooniae on the discussion, Wet it might be teen so &weave taken plate. Indeed upon Ibis proe:ol sit the paper* should be open to inspect Ws. • Mr. Woeirrom presented a Bill for resislotios the Draw backs and Bousties so the Exportation of ref u nd Regriv„ whale was read a Ant doe, sad ordered to be real a serried time to-marrow. He Woo brought up a Bill for a like regulation with re apart to raw Magann which was likewise read a drat time sad sw•levcd to br tr•.l • Set:444 tone. 11 ) . OS MN/ 14 WOOL *tinge - *an eld.boll et the ttedtisifiV ddlred, la the Committee of Mee sad Meads, his 'mention of propisiiiig certain mollifiers. tor Nadine 604 ,4 ..00 0 1. of Eulogiser Bills upon die saw principle upon which 4,00u,n001. bad beta Manded last year, sad winrb having heels foiled to answer ha well i ,beelortild nut enlarge 1110 , 91. H^ thee proposed eert erbiletion., conformable to his Letter to the Directors of the Bank, which, after • few words from Mr. BA tau, h ere mewl to ; and the report of the Committee ordervd to be received to-niorrm AMERICA. Mr. Witt routs!) rose to make his prom's...A mos tiott of conciliation n!th thd United States of Ante. is-a. He began by Oteservititr, that if it were deo. lined li. Providence that Cmcrosiiesits should leant experience, it insist be ev:slent to every stater mom who has read toe history of Ameno: s, that the hare mention of that mune must recoil n train of causes and sireitutiamices which ought Not to he overlooked in the Isoosesit juncture of affairs. lie begged the tZight Hotrourable amtlesnass opposite (Mr. Canning) to recall to his recollection. es well as his 0311e:101N otonsid him, the history of lichist American war. "In it there will ne fouisd." sa,si the Honourable Menthes, " such a traiii and eireunistances, such a scene of remits and as, I think. ought to warn an y o w er of the present day from proceeding in, a tiwilar manner with those by whose conduct Amtoica was lost to us. After a sitost un successful strii.tgle, and after the utmost et: forts were u.ed to crush !ler, we have !.eco that by that istro g 4le, anal m proportion to tine efts, is used, America rose to that gigantic strength by which she overcame this country. It pleased God. however, since the period of that event, to make this cousstry become snore and more glorious and renowned ; for it had in turned out, th..t America had. its fact, used her strength for she purpose of increasing that of Great lint uu.—lu devil, upon a due consideration of this subject, it will be loom' that America has in her those powers, which, joined with ours, may make its able to cope with the living .world : with the living world. in fact. with the exception of America, we have ut this present moment to cope ; and MI %ties ty'a preieut Adininistration, with such a priespect before them, have rushed into that which hrought us formerly into so much trouble. expense, and almost total ruin. America has en-operated with us in the great struggle in which we have been for many years engaged, by t he support which our com merce has derived from her ; and yet the. Govern ment of this country now thinks proper, entirely upon a false point of honour. to place as upon there.. of a war with her. This, in my opinion. iv the limit ab surd and injurious conduct that could possibly have been adopted in the present state of our atfair , .-1 know the importance of all the external circiam stances and relations of this country, involved to those two great questions that have beta lately proposed to the House by my two Honourable friends near me, (Lord H. Petty and Mr. Ponson by). I mean the motion as to Portugal awl that cf the Spanish expedition. Hut, notwithotanding their i portance,l am latild to say.thal thistranscto ids the in and every other, in point of the material interest of Great Britain ; brocaute is this one we are sot . _ . . only to itquire into former errors, both at home stud ablaut!, but to take a perspective view of what may be the dreadful consequences of those errors: I trust that we have it at is our power to do away the future pernitions tendency of Miuisterial errors; and, Ly a timely interference, at least en deavour to conciliate and do away our differences with the United States. At the present moment, in deed, I am afraid it must appear, that the door of conciliatory negotiation with Anierieu is shut, and that it would Le almost impossible for Miiiirters, unaided by the authority of this blouse s to bring about a result, fortunate and tiuspicious to this country. I know that there are great sutho- Mies to be brought against me, and that Gentlemen of great abilities and learning are pre paring to argue that the Orders in Council hare bad a most leneheial tendency, and that the foot les upon which we at preiwid stand with America will not siltinsoliely prove injurious to it; but Hot • ithstsading such iipprelieuded opposition, I coin ntertfrain from 'venturing to brin g the wanes for weal for eonsideratioa. 1 pireeive that tint only is the force of my opponent. reduced ; hsit ours also, upon thin side of the House„ is consi derably abridged upon this particular subject.— Upon such it question as the present, I have to regret and lament the loss of a great and cud 9voit Civilian ; 'and, it may venture to *fly, that however much his antagonists in this [louse en deavour to riiliesilc his argon:reins, by exciting inc. riniclit soil ninth, they will at least pay this to Onni• to Dr. Lawrence's memory, as to join with oneiu thinking that the country has lost u model of polities' lute:pity, ahMhty, n u ll pers. verance; I may creel say that tii,re- are unite in this 'louse, ro the prrseut day, inure eutitled to thesteticoiniunii. than that Learard Doetor„ whom we hare now to ch. - plate; a mild that his µtautly had been left amongst ; fur, true it is, that weak and uninforined as I am, :t %nimbi he vain to Men at &itch traiisceudaut litiesas he proiscsoed ; but I come here, I may say. with his snip mid his sling to perform that task. which, we trust, with justice mid with truth, would have better touts lot to have performed, And although 1 may not prevail against those Goliuths that Cr- ag tiiist me, I should wish, amid the chivalrous tonriannents which have taken oilier, to make same expositiou, to the truth of which they will at least chew some dispaition to accede. shall not, I hope, be thought to be an advocate for the.enentiee of my country, although, if I should see justice upon their side. I . may be to In Ito ad . roeate in their cease, in order to prevent wrong from prevailing over right. These ties which bind us to advsiaate the righteous cause are not to be tout •.under by any Adininistratioo whatever; uud trust I shall *belays be found to plead for that which is right, upon whatever side it may ex:4 ; hot pot to hr the last to vindicate my own honour and character fer doing so, and to aeon Itte Ovid & _ • .shear ores rowniiir whenever if treatrieri - iiie via ry. A farrnseite omit which has been frequently alluded to by tile Ri A lit Ho sssss trable Gentlenneu opposite, la that of recrimitistiou ; a term of which 1 believe the House is become perfectly sr:k ; I believe it Hever 11404 been properly imulual when used by them ; for it is not surely stifficivid to say, that ae should do wrong ber;1111.1e our enemies Lief!' dome •0., I OM no flirty to one Adissitii-tiation above windier; and sithoterh 1 may paler one wet of men more than smother set, yet I will never ap. pence of a. fileW,lfie adopted by either of them which i, not worthy of aeprotestine. 1 disapproved of the Order in Connell of the forme , . Administra tem, dated the 7th of Ininary, as well as those of Cie present Administrat on, dated the I I tli of Nu , reaier. Baring said thus much, I beg ht re to o, , ,erve to the llou.e. that I sun not goiog to pro pre,e the adoption of say theialticial question, lint I airs merely praposiug to remote obstacles to an iiitetere-se with America, notch has been inter rupied by liosti!e measures. in for Irons beii:g le ok ii. ii tp was formerly ellt4ial„ into 1 rauient., :us I rendered tub:sly eteitempti:i'c, they have h-ut i continuity heyotiil all former ire.taaces.-- The Ri4 , :t I lauceirable (leutlentan oppo-ite rnu.t lima be entivi;.ced lie tv ii nil-taken. when lie talked r f that etein being broke:: into fragments a:l4 utterly contemptible ; fur :he awake, it ap pears, was mere: ) . " scotched, not killed ;" and . if rier !masseur measures he continued, she will he dilated ten-ralil, side accurait'ated venom in her sting. :.t a time when it will be se en • that every prophecy of the Right It. , muralde Gentlemen Nina the other side has been en. tlrely fal-ifieil, I route to you, and pray that Arnerice may not also be misled to the list of your enemies. The Right Ilonourable Gentleman who was giving en insulting answer to America. did not forinerly speak so much upon the subject as the others of his colleagues; for he said he would veal tore at no predietioi further than to state that, in his opinion. America wank! take no mulwarre at our Orders in Council ; the king's Advocate, 1 remember, said, that the a. miseinience of these Or den' would be a glorious peace; and others of them intimated their opinion. that in consequence of these Orders this country would become the emps plum of trade to all the world ; add to this, may. even one of them went the length of protest. ing and vowing to God, that he inroad no of fence by these Orders ; and at any rate that tie centrality of Americas as to this country was of very small consequence; that our manufactures would be nourishing, and that our trade would still pros per; in regard to the raw material. that both would wply their mutual wants, and that we weeld be ' able even to levy spoil our enemy the materials foe . making war against him ; in short, that you would have him to reacind hie decrees, and open his porta.. Have any of these iirealictiosii been verified ? I en. slier , th a t none of these prophecies have come to peso; hut such, however, notwithstanding the Right Honourable the Chancellor of the Exchequer's former expressions. has Ivrea the worthy pummel, , he haa reseed to %itch a p}rumid, ends has been the l weapon lay which Mt has hitherto assailed the make ((or ab c _ . __ rit tob ~~ 4' ) r 1.• r ?RICE A IX-111INCE. .. , of Franee. I'tiesb we have a right to ' .ell, , * oftbe.se(sentlessni far *seems of their ' and their prophecies spun this subject, ticularly the Right Morsoorable the Seceding State for Foreign Alen. who:told as, ao earl, the month of Feb= that he thought the Os 4 in Cowell would woo irritation on the parr . of America ; and yet in that same month we tied shat Mr. Pinkney had expressed himself in the ._ ' abeggest terms against those Orders, and gave his il l Nein to believe that America would never guts. Wig them. What are we to conclude from this. but that that Right Hononnible Gentleman W 4. better informed, and was adding fuel to the fl-: instead of pouring water upon it. Look at ti e correspoiideoce now upon your table, whiclethok place between Mr. Maddisou, Secretary of and Mr. Pinkney. Minister of the United * ."-. you will find that in the letter from the .... of State to Mr. Haney, dated 44 9 • • State March 42, letnr".lle "es these "'l' —t ' gnomons: 44 You will anticipate the • • , . which will necessarily be given to the , , Mr. Erskine'; conitounicatiou of the '''v Orders, by the character of manures, not ' only violating our rights. ai.d stabbing or. ; interests, but superadding.. under the eases .. . Indulgcncies, a blow at ots: nations& • penekoce. and a mockery of our under Chi. the measure which the Secretary • ' for Foreign Affairs told us would not 'mita that too ut o time when it is evident this 11- - - roust here arrived. I hope I shall be - ...' speaking thus. for if 14 e were nut allo . T . . WHIPi such matters, there would be an debate ; a circumstance which in En - - , _certainly tend to produce irritatioa. It appeeri ” . from other papers on your Table, that exports and imports have from thew 4)rders 4 .7Z, snoished 11,000,0001.; and I call upon tharnight Honourable Gentirnian, or any of his colleagues', to prove that stat em ent not true ; but evert tabe it at nine or ten mill' a, it matters not wind' s eine* all I wish to prove is, that all their predictieseare not fulfilled. As to cotton wool, which he wan pleased to notice, on a former -occasion, widest keg/ming whence that article came, there hare Wen ,papers laid before us, I believe this yery night. is h thew that there is a deficiency in oar ripply, ansonntitig to more than thirty-two -Dillies of poinul., notwithareading what es remised of ibit article, (min Asia and the l'ortuguese meta is Auseries. , We experienced that whoa the get , lie Decree woe alone in spent/04 our *mete r exports were much, greater thee iti eryireer years; hut as soon as oar Orders in Calor' Iseeirti, our commoner was destroyed i° • siderable degree. 'This bring the or tied to say, that the predictior*- - our eseemeree hes. wholly ae-' ._ I J -7 I esti- ' i is to - Witte! the country from ono end The risiuG of the people throughout. the Erevan, of Napoleon was a prediction of, Ilse Hight Honourable Gentleman opposite. Dim be led it verified so far as to May, that OOP individual amongst our enemies has Jim', for waist of esdlie or sugar to their breakfests, or that any one step of our werinies has been for ono mascot impeded by 'these fruitless efiarts of hostility ? Has Bonaparte been obliged to rescind the Berlin Decree ? No, it still is is force as much as the first moment of its being is, tied. This bring* to my remembrance sinoth.:r of their predictions, and s, that is their Bark Bill. Is c. 0.... that Bill still in e ? A ttd has it had, I' would ask the Right il , inottrable Geittlewitit opposite.. the efiect he expected ? It to% has &dell hike the others; and if rill the prediction 4 of these en:whets tone miscarried. it is evident also, that tin it other predict 1111 l hos failed, that A inerica !trivet!' would ant !wig be able to submit to her entlie4fo. At least one would suppose that Gentimeii who find they have • formed such erroneous calettlathms, would not rat t, . themselves upset arbiters of . the fate of th e o One libilett naturally think that they wenlit puusc th. v persevered yet farther iu a toed to which On have been foundered, swamped, and bemi re d. O.K. would suppose th a t they woad.' 'leak to the pre,hrtnplas proceeding from this side aux House, which were the very reverse of theirs, 'wad hire cii of them, I may say. been fully vilified.— Those who foruserly opposed their ineasursti, told them that Fromm would cot relax. and she has pot . relaxed. Tinty told them America would e. 'lnoue the embargo; she has continued it. They in formed them that our exports and imports would diminish. they have dour so ; awl they further stated, that the country would, from these events. experience great distress ; and I would ask, has tint the criuntry experienced the baneful effects of their pernicious measures ? Upon this point,' maid only refer to the speech of a Right Hon. (lent. neer at:, (alluding we suppose to Sir John Neaps:nil ; when speaking owns the distillatioti Bill, heating's', that if thin Bill were to be passed as origioully iotemiscl. there would undoubtedly be a scarcity mishit; that country by the consumption of groin its t: nisking of melt, and that our manufactusers would be starved. Supposing all this to be trite, du I *iv that there tire no indtviduals that profit by sueli measures? Undoubtedly it must lie so ; there are some individuetts who thin e ; but are there Rot tbou- • saino starving for want of common nacessuries, by ellesasof these ineasstres ? Has it not been proved. that curt of 34 miils in Manchester only six were go- • ing ? We ere aware that the Chancellor of the Ex chequer would say. if vou wish for flaxseed you must look to the Baltic and to the &mils for furnishing e supply. He is not a young man any more than myself. but I do not hope to sat tits day whew ti e &arils shun he .o flourishing 'it to sup the Co. wed which is required in 1....1and. He it appeat• looks to the .ripply ford own years. but v hat ate we to do at the pre•ent moment? If then our per. diction be ti or, sorely the Right Him, Genii/mita finding theirs not true, mast be consisted that we hod pad groom's fee the organisms • • . A ~ ~