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The Order fur that Day was discharged, and fixed for Maude). AMERICAN PAPERS. The Earl of SLLIIIIRK, agreeably to • previous twice, rose for toe purp.air of moving for I'dperi relative to the lute hltssion with America. Ile conceived no Serious objection could be opposed to his present motion, because the same had already been lael before the House of Commons. Ile would not trouble their Lordships with further ob servation, but move, " That an humble Address be presented to Ilia Majesty, praying that the Papers (above-mentioned) be laid before their Lordships." The Earl of Ltvertennt. said, rook probably some of the papers alluded to by the Noble Earl might have beet, laid before the other House of Parliament; but, at the same time, he rose fur the purview of opposing the Notion haw before their Lordships. Ile could not admit that, because papers had been laid before the flou.e of Com mons, their Lordships wire therefore bound to call for the int/dot:lkm of the arms Beside., it ap peared. to him, public ;wipers fought never to he called for, but 'upon ten principles; the one was, where they might be necesuiry W clortilate some particular subject brow:lit under theiibea*Slea of Parliament, 114% ill of Military Bi lls, or Bills of Fiostisee; the other was, where they might be called for upon the greund of future inquiry, which in quir, was Ahmed by Simmers tneinselres to be 'rout mid neeessery. Ile would instance the late discussions which took place on the campaigns of Spaiu and Portuzal, presmue to %loch all inutivus for the produatioti or papers that Coiild be granteJ wrthuul ilicoovenieticus ire courted and its w grAl oe.- raft liis MajesityiirMinisters..; 7 The miratioil, inow before their Lorishliewits not supporthil by ° either of those jiritieipists, agid on that grolatsd-hip khould oppose it. Independent of these consider ations, it hail a tendency to usittate a subject which would be attended with great improprirly ; and it was the wish et Ilia Majesty out to bring at this boo! that subject under diseussion. Viscount SIDMOUTIIII expriNsed his astonishment at what had been stited' by the "Noble Secretary, although hr concurred with him, that because wipers hail been produced before the other House, they were not consesociitly to hr pr.ftliat•rd_ before their Lordships. lint he rowe for the purpose of proteatiug against the doctrine htid (lowa by the Noble Secretary ; that there were only two princi ples upon which the production or public papers ought to be ichilitted. Ile had -no hesitation in asserting there were many reasons, which might render their production necessary. Past transac tions, such as negotiations, bud in both Houses of Parliament led to t h e production of politic docn melits. It was not with any view to support any motion ittlentlwi by the Noble Earl (Selkirk), to be founded upon these !Japers; but he ruse to pretest against the doctrine laid down.. The Earl of SELittait contended, no reasonable objection had been made against the production of the papers for which he had tnovcd. The motion was then put, and negatived w ithol a division. • AMBRICA. The Carl of SELILlita wished that a 'notion. of which lie had given notice, and which now stood Our Friday, should be postponed till to-uvorrow se'nuight, and that the Lords be summoned accord ingly.—Ordered. Adjourned. HoUsEt"iitireNs. • • ' • A ismer from the Mows of Lords informed the Minim that their Lordship,: bud warred to Missal private Bills. • Mr. P Isnoueit op the Report ofthe frisk Insidvent O'Mara' Bill, which was agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time on Mondav next. .On the notion of Sir S. tiown.r.v, the Report of the Banknegys• Bill was taken tutu further consideration, the amendments were seised to, said the Bill ordered to be read a thirdeisne uw Fodiry next. Sir T. TuRTON ILSkra V•hettiet it i - Hon. Gentleman opposite, to make sr present Session, iii the Tax upon I scale of exemption Sr rontribution ? Mr. PERCI VAL repliul , tie bud no such intention. On the motion of Mr. Rose, the Biltish Ships' Bill was read a third time, and passed. A Petition was pot-reeled from Mr William Malt, prarytrtl., for pecuniary aid tu those deprived of places by the late P... lice Bill. alternt I dur;u~ Mr. PA RN FLI. asked, whether it was intended to allow the clams of nertai• Oakers who 'sight have oloained places Yoder the new Att so, he should certainly uppwie it. PIKIICIV-.L replied, that It would be a better time to give as opinion lotion lb@ subject when the meei to of the re spective iudividsak came regularly before the 'louse. After a (rw woad. from Mr. FOOT YR boil Mr. Gil ATT•% , the Pc 'igloo was referred to a Committee. Mr. Rosa brought ia • Bill fur the Eacuoragenteut of Trade ill North America.-ftrad a Ant time, rod ordered to be read a second tier to-morrow. flAtti INItiCE TRADE DILL Mr. Witaircus brought up the Report of the Committee on the Martinique Trade. reeonionend-. Mg certain Regulations for the importation of hu ger and Coffee... Mr. Rosi. moved. " That leave be giv en to bring in • Bill pursuant thereto." Mr. MARMOT said, that by aslepting these Reso 'mitosis the Muse would deport front their general rules. This was done with a view of holding out ad vantages to the &ins!' plantatious„ 'wind' were eoua pletely imaginary ; while the restrictions Nam the Martiimpie produce would go to atlivt the national honour, if it should appear that our proelatustions, reminding the inimbitafits 'of the 0.11116• tages they possessed, had induced diem to lease's their opposition, had rendered them conscious that in their defence they had not dune the best for 80. uaparte, and aho must now feel exasperated by the introductions of invidious distitictioes, for which he conceived there was no necessity. It would have no good effect upon the British pluntations, for. although it was only to he imperted fur the purposes of exportation. that of itecessity must prevent the exportation of the produce of the Bri tish colonies, and would operate to the injury of the refiners' manufactories. For these reasons he should oppose the Bill in every stage. Mr. PLacava a said, that if the otheers employed in the attack on Marl'i i p to had held out coin menial advantages to induce the inhabitants to surrender, they had acted contrary to their duty, •inl contrary to the instructions they hail received. Ile denied that any pledge of faith would be vita ['awl, conceived that the regulations proposed would benefit the British merchants, and. accord- Mg to a fair construction of the Honourable Gentleman'e arguments, Martinique could not be injnred, as the linger would find a foreign market to the exclusion of diet of the British plantations ; thus, if it were nut beneticial to the British planter, it would not hurt Martinique, and they would have the satisfaction of granting a boon to the former. which could prove no imury to the other. An Honourable Member, whose name we could not learn s complained of the manner in which licences were granted, and which caused the im portation of brandy — a luxury that ought to be prohibited for the benefit of our distilleries and our West India possessions. Mr. HORNER approved of the observations of the Bight lion. Gentleman opposite (Mr. Percival) and remarked upon the manner in which licences were granted here, which, he said, were procured wholesale, and afterwards retailed in Holland at a profit of two or three hundred per cent. lb; con ceived it most important to ascertain whether the inhabitants of Martinique were promised to he placed upon a different footing to other conquered colonies, and said that probably the Right Hon. Gentleman would have no objection to produce the documents which had been alluded to. Buss said, he such had been stated, having been made till he came down to the house. As to liceuees, none had ever been granted, for brandy, but when they were inter, granted he knew no way to prevent their being uliii.ted in the way they lied, arid would he glad, Wail lion. Ceutleinan knew how to remedy the evil, to be made acquainted with it. After a few words lupin Mr. Bar►ng, General Tartetuti, Mr. Pereeral, &ail Mr. Ito,. to reply, leave nar given to bong in the Bill. tit POSTER movid for leave to bring in a till k t proving the quality of beer in Ireland, by pr e . 'ram.; the use of raw end tiiiinalted emu, at d WWier deleterious substai.ces, in the brew I.Yare was &vets. SUPPLY. Tilt House resolved itself into a Comutitiee t f The *um of isool.uasvotedfor the improvement of tLe Harbour of Howtb, near Peblin. Alvo the solo of 47411. fur the support of seceding Minis ters ie the Province of Ulster, in Wellad. Mr. PtIINELL thought this should la• converted into a permanent provision, not dependent ou any administration. Mr. FOSTER expressed his willio4titts to adopt such a measure, if necessary. Also the sum of :J4l/ilf. for incidents in Ireland Also the sum of 'soma fur cowman - mum s tio inquiring Into abuses in Public (fliers in !titan." Also 3401. to Stephen Moore, Esq. Accountant-General 14 Ake 240 i. to the Deputy Accountant-General in Ireland. 'further with the thual iniseelluntuus services in Irelands Mr. I lusKisiton gave notice, Out he would, to.. morrow, move for the re-zonviderietion of the act of the ..1 7 th of the King, regututimi the bate of now ,: papers.—Adjourned. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON. THURSDAY., Arai► 27. A Cottc►►burgh Mail urrived yesterday, with let.; tern and papers from Sweden to the 2•2 J inst. We regret to tind that Sir Senor!. HOOD 11416 beeu ill. The REGENT bus presented him with the Order of the Sword. We bare received Dutch Papers to the 24th. They contain the Speech of the PRlttilintiT of the Dutch Legislative Body, rad the Answer of King Locis Loth of whirl► we at at length. There is no account of any action having been fought, in the Ditch Papers; but private letters from Liotterdato, of the aid, received by a vessel, cargo of gin, bound for Liverpool, stme, that the Austrians had driven the Pret►ch 'sixteen miles befiwe them, and that the French had lost on the way slut less than tight thousand men. They also add, that the enemy lad on hoard the flett in Basque roads 4000 men, killed, drowned, or token prisoners. A French gun-brig, with two officers, and 25 mess, employed in endeavouring to RaVt< those who jump ed over buird, was Sunk, and all oil bu,isil perished. EnOand expects every man to do his ditty." These alinost dying words of the i tttt tiortal hero of frafal;ar, press, at the present moment. with heavier loot upon the public attention, We ex pected to have' heard, yesterday, that iscoutit had obeyed the call, und teinkred his resiguatiiiii. 'fleet measure we still, however, tire, is only delayed for the sake of official con veuseues It would be strange, indeed, if Mi nistersshould dare to extend to Viscount Caia , TIAILAGN is protecting tufluence, which they did not dare to exercise in favour of the KING'S )on.—We will tale an early opportunity to enter fully into thus ease. At present, we can wily notice briefly the points principally relied up on by his Lerd,ltip mid his advocates. His Lord ship admits, that in offeiiiig a Writership in ex change for a seat in the I louse of Commons, be was guilty of an error; he claims cii lit on the ground that this error is only made known by his otos con fession, and that the erroneons intention never was carried into effect; and he adds," that iu his Dego. tiation with Mr. REDING he hail no conception that such a character existed, as it trafficking broker; but that he conceived, in dealing with Mr. REDING, he was dealing with a Gentleman." Now, we always thought that the essence of crime consisted in the intention, in the cicala anions, and that the difference between the intention and the positive act is greatly increased by the conaideraticts that the intention, although proved to exist at par• ticular moments, might have been diverted or de feated by conscience, and many other moral mo tives that govern hutuan actions. But if ever there was a case is which the intention was commensu. rate in crime with the act, it is the present one ; for there ran be no man so weak as to suppose, that if Mr. It r.Dtso 1i eI done his part, there would, base been any failure on the part of Lord CIAITLE SEMI'', through any qualm of conscience. The oh iection to Minn Gas not being q ••- regular" gentle anan,is still weaker; for it would amount to this, that it would be a crime to buy a horse knowing it to be• stolen from a Yorkshire Juckey, but that it wouldl be perfectly innocent to buy such horse from a re tater getakittan. And here we are forcibly struck. by the simplicity of his Lordship, for we venture to assert, that there is not a wan except his• Lordship, who reads the Newspapers, who hen Dot had a suspicion, at least, that a traffic:lY.. ing broker was not u mere imaginary being, a were creature . of a dirtempored brain. We do, how.. ever, give his Lord clap credit for this extreme in nocence and simplicity, however incredible it may appear to others, fur we do remember t. have beard his Lordship state in his place, that no inch thing as logging or torture was practised in Itcluud duringthe Rebellion, tls it it was a mere chimera, and that Mr. Jolla 01.11%11MM BERESFORD at the. same time came forward, and, like a man, can ' hilly ersutrorklieted his Lordship, and was con firmed by lir., now Sir CHARIAI 011111i11Y.-- , The only observation which we mean to mate on this point 1. 4 : wbetLcr gulag Lord Cu. .TL pri N'li II etl di .1 I' d 11 li r ri