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AdmiHauer, lc—Catalogues, le. going iiiii rust, frr.tn I.a, 0411 Lid fixtrnt.ther said, that the 11,1;y itistruittniii• transmitted to the (;"vernier of Jaya coniprt.ed r•rgitew of the Treaties of Paris, which ropii e• 1 the isleadute surrender to the Dutch G•tvi limn-in of those 'Colonies and establishments wli eh lied be longed to Holismd in the year Itin3 ; two warra••ra from the Secret Committee of the Court of Di. Tretnrs, to authorise the surrenihr of those plat -a, together with a letter of tuatroctinii. To the pro duction of these lie had no objectimi ; but if the motini i of the. Noble Marquis extruded to the taiti enuencations that passed relative to the Dut.'l l (7 " 11)14 r 5 e between hit blsjeetv'a Goverament, the Government of the Netherlands, and the Governor- Getierul of India, be must obji et to the production of Olean, because they cosi/aimed many shatters of secret stegociat ton, some of which had since been amicably arranged, and some were still snider di , . cussion. But the Noble Marquis and tlw Douse roust feel that the p•ublication of them would 1w inconvenient, and contrary to the ordinary rules of Parliaineitt. With respect, however, to the pro. priety of having required some engagement ejli lie part of the Dutch Commis-totter., for the e. , iv mire of the Treaties concluded with the moist I'•inces, it eras to be remembered, that the Total of Paris nyuired the mitaitielitional Murresscles of the former Dutch Colonies; so that it would have been impossible to have withheld the possession of the-e Colonies wild such ass engageinetit were made.. That would have been a violation of the Treatt. It should also be remembered, that the occupation of Java by Great Britain was of a temporary enui-, consequently all eng•igemrula Witit lay the Atttlititi:ies with the native Tossers must hater Lurie the same character; and he was well assuleil, that tio British Officer had at nits time been am. thin hied, either by his Majestj's Government or b i r the Secret Committee of the Court of Directors, to hold out any assurance to the native Pritices, that the British authority among them ►hould be com. *Mitred as permanent, or capable o!• Coining soy per.%anent stipulations with them. The possession of Itasca had been obtained 1• the Sultan ul Pe• leo:lb:mg ►n fair exchange fur a valuable coosideta two, and the traosaction was complete at Mr ur,- turnt It was execute•(. Toe Salton acknowledged the !littlish sovereignty in Banco, and the Brunt, acknowledged hie suvereign'y in I'alemhaut;• Bianca, then, belonging iu full sovereignty to this cuuhlry, it was given to the Dutch for toe setilt ttwta of Coehitt.—(lleer, hear, from the Opposi tion Beaches.)—lf this country did tiot I itsseani toe full sovereignty of Banes, it would have Lucius Junin., Mr. Kean ; Titus, M;. ; Sextns Mr. II Keniblr ; Aruns, Mr. Peaky; Claudius, Mr C o ven. Cullatinus, Mr. Benzine'; Valerie*, Mr. Hol;ouri ; I iteretius, Mr. Powell; Horatio., Mr. Varnold. Titt!ir, Mrs. (Rover ; 'farquinta, Nisi ; Lucretia, Mrs. Hamilton ; Priestess of Mica's Teter% , Mrs. Brereiun. lii Act I. the Prireetsiuu 1/1 . Tarquilll.l to the of F..rtuur. Afi-r which will be performed, for the 21st time (whet the 11Enagcr thinks be is entitled to call) a O)CM Cem:c Pan tomime, safer Um litla of 'FRE SILVER AMP - 1W; . 011.11ARLEQUIN AND THE FAIRY PAID RdIVON. Prie-e Alums! (afterwards Iller!reline), Mr, E. 'remold; P.ll.re 11.m.saiii (afterwards Pantaloons), Mr. Simpson; klimsauil (afterwards °own), Mr. Souiliby. Princess Kou runrnbar •aftirivards Columbine, wish a Silo en the Fla- Miss Tim; Fairy Pari Denim, Miss Cooke. Boy s, Fie.; Second Prier, 3s —P11,3. ; Sr court Price, 2s. Lauer Gallery, la.; Second Price, lc—Upper y, la.; Second Price. e• 1. N.M.. and Places i 0 be taken of Ifr. fleelivell, at the Kn. tonda of the 11:eatre, from Trio till Fi•ur; *litre may be hail Pri tide Mix nightly. ii.• w Tiapily of Brutes will be repeated ewery Even ing i;11 further notice, except Friday, when will be per formed The Cistle Spectre: Angela, Mrs. W. West (her Roes appearance in tlat character). flue new Comic Pantomime of The Silver Arrow, will be elicit (very Evening till further notice. 1 he 10th representation of the new Dramatic Romance of Floillesi Field, will be duly THEATRE-ROYAL. COI* ENT-GARDEN. T ins iVENING. TUESDAY. February e, will be acted the Musical Play of ROB ROY MACGREGOR. Sir Frederick Vernon Mr. Etertoo; Bashkith Onha:dia toile, Mr. Ahliett ; Francis lhbaldialone. Mr. Dumont ; linen, Mr. Blanchard; Captain 'Thurston, Mr. Conateri I!u6 Knv Maczregor, Mr Mummify; Doecal, Mr. Emery; 111 ajar Galbraith. Mr. Taylor; Baillie Nirul Jaririe. Mr. Diana 1 / 4 11100, Miu ; Malik, Mrs. Stec. ling; Helen Maipram', Mtn. Pruett. Tu 161116 elitl be added (for Illat 3t4 time), • New Gnat der the provisions of the first article of the 'Fri at„ and the Dutch should then have resumed the Heinen' they once possessed in Daiwa, wht-re tory had held a civil establishment. But be the en gagement made with the Sultan of Paleinhait4, it could never have been understood that this country was hound to preserve the Sultan from every foreign outrage; and in the most unfavourable spew of the subject, the late proceeditont of the Dutch in Pa lembang could be regarded only as an outrage in flicted by one independent state upon atwitter, over neither of which this country• exercised any control. The matter, however, had been made a subject of amicable arrangement between the Governments of Great Britain and the Netherlands. With respect to the Prote►t made by Sir Thomas Raffles, he should observe, that this document could slot he considered as official. Sir T. S. Raffles had been Lieut.-Governor of Java, and being accused of some impropriety had been recalled. The accusa tiois, however, had been found totally unfounded, and Sir T. S. Raffles was honourably acquitted.— /Hear, hear, from the Marquis if Lansdoron.)— lie was then sent to Beticoolen, to which plate lie had been provisionally appointed as resident, in t previous to his departure he represented, that hav ing been before in that part ol•tlte world as a Lieut... Governor, should he return to it only as a resident, it might be regarded as a proof of the Prince Re gent's displeasure, or of tile truth of the accuse tions preferred against him. In this representation the Government acquiesced, and Si► T. S. Raiff, a was made Lieut.-Governor of Fort tilarlborottelt, with the express understanding that he unsold n.•t thereby obtain ally increase of power, but she ntd consider himself altogether as a commercial re.i. dent, for the purpose of coininutiicativg ally with the Governor-General. With th•+ wider standiroi lie could not allow an offici a l e h. ea erer t o that Protest, and therefore thottohi it lietv.•r •1 it should not be produced. If the Noble Lord a - quieticrd in the suggestions lie threw out, he 01...0r wit oppose the production of the instructions au Lord lIIOI.LAVU w nits Ii" g'b iota the suhle, t, ..rw o h l :c 1 1 1 1, t :o n r l ler e :l ll . e l r ie a k t snore than what lie hod c oll,oted front the pi r.l ‘i• ttttt it and able %t;ilvnietit of hi, Nolohi ite Iviv r . 14, w 0 m .,1 however, mt.k, wltether the g , teti by tt.e Noble Earl was CA of retainvov ft ii• it had been vieateil lie that 5t.i.,...e. t ? e N-tile Earl Ii 'e I said that the Tivaiy P m -1.., Tr . the . render of J.ivA, was alai ,Intr —that Wi4 the vets. g his Noble Fileii4 waisted in rover, aid if nut M O.nc• tons h i d hero given r.la. live to the ruecuilion of Its Thi s cou p. 111 had long all. chit In act as a mural instructor to others, and the Government hail expressed Piety willitigoess to expend All the rv.iilfrer of the em• lore rather than sutler any Jest itom loon the stret rule of right to go unpunished. sod eivitsiwili.tilly it became this conotty especially to leave nu (Wrenn,. suttee in its own conduct that an evil five cput , txt.O• mine. intoa stain upon Sismora I elisiiiver. 'I hi Not.le Fir It'd said that the Sultan of Palt.mbalig had Ur. err been told that Great Brit:sirs purposed ta rota:in the possession of Java ; hut wag lie ever informed xt lir time he w 1011'11'1A, Img lhatica, that at s ol o s period lie she old he banded of er to •hr Un c't sithuut One allptilatnot bring mink lcr the tt,a;.,- 1 l'auts'imienT. railed -- 11A1ILEQUIN Nlt ---- Y(3IAUSFN; OR, THE FOUNTAIN of LOVE. Enron Msnehansen, Mr. Siestortmos ; Harlequin, Mr Ilrath ; S:r Helms Frosiictet (afterwards l'antalfsas), Mr. Normsn; Lard Humpy. Wady (afterward. Claa el, Mr. Grin:aide ; Vulcan. Mr. Cosner. Signors Fragrant:a (411 f twatds Culusa. bine) : Mira F. Demwo. lot the eaurste of the Pantomime, a Pat& Trois, by the Hiw Denstetta. Furors. 7x Sr , onrl Price, 34. &I —Pit, 3s. 6.1. Second Plate, 2. —Low. r , 2v. &cowl Puce, Is r Gsllery. Is. Srrood Price. 6.1. liar.. for t:4e ISoxu to be !liken of Mr. Breothot, at the Box °Mr.., Hut-sliest, from Ten WI Follf. 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The Edit! of LA CUERO ALE movrti Fur en Account bbrwime the number of prisons prose ruled by the Mint fur terfilime the Coin of Ole or fur heyin; coustiterit it Coin its their plosessiim, Itnuwiu; it to be such; together welt an Accuunt of the Expenses ie. rowed by such prostrutittsis, from the Ibit d,ty of January, 17Utt, to the ba day of Junutiry, Ibl9--Ordered. CURRENCY OF THE COUN The Marquis of LANSDOWN said, before tile House proceeded to the Order of the Day, erring las place the N.tltle Earl at the head of the Treasury, who had given notice of a motion for to morrow evening, hr begged leave to ask him what would Ise tier terms of that motion, mid to what viirits it would mute isteissedituely refvr. The Eal of Liveueuur. replied, that he could not pledge himself to the prrii.e Wired+ of his mo te,,,, hut it should be to this effect For a Secret Committee to impaire into the ['Mint of the Batik of Englind, with reference to the expediency of the resumption of Cash Pa} on sits at the period now contemplated by law, owl into other matters connected therewith!' By these last words he pur posed to embrace the cousideratioit of the various topics connected with the currency of the country, alluded to tot various tutors by the Noble Earl op posite (the Earl of Lauderdale.) 'IIIE DUTCH COIMNIF.S. The Order of the Day tieing read-- The Marquis of LA NS DOW '1 rose, in pursuance of a notice he had given on a former evening, to move an humble Address to his finial Iliglinoss the Prince Regent, that lie sl Id lie graciously pleased to have Lail before the ILrme a t•uiry of the instructions sent to the Lieutenant-Governor of the Island of Java triton the occasion of the surrender of that island and its dependencies in th e Dutch (.;nverinnent ; sod also ir copy of the Protest of Sir Tholllllll S. Ita Meg, &ILO 11'2111 Or A ugust, 1N IS. Ile should not stow enter into the question respecting the iris:loin or policy of ceding possessions so exttn•ive told valuable to the Netherlands, or ra ther to the kingil of litillaml, et • time when. by tile active 'Meters* ))))) of toe Bluish Govern tarred, it had •squired ...rge 311 aeer►siun of ter ritory on the t7iontinent ; the ladle; of such a sites seire he should not now discuss ; the time for it hail gone by, and the measure having been sulimitied to Parliament, had undoubtedly received the auon tton of that House. It was not to the cession, then, loot to the eircionstances attending the Cr*. Sion, that lie IiohOUI . I call their Ltirdslirps' attention, circionistanCea 111 WII:Ch the honour and faith of the c try were intimately interwoven, and which no less affected its commercial prosperity than ins It w.& ite the recollection of their Lank dint in the yeAr 1811. Lord Ninon. then Go versior.(;eneral of lilted on; it in:tinily extitilitinit lor the collite.t of it• dependenci•4, which aar ranitiently assrre.aftil. lime occurrence it that tone ree..ived the fullett mown') qints of Prritoment. But iniv• tver tilC aICiIIeICIUCUip Lurd Alinto ItUARY 2. 1019. had the still hiL i lier merit of establishing in that Colony a government capable of drawing out the le sources of th e Colony, and of ailifiog to the qesortili strrogth of the empire. But whatever tonight Move been the anticipations entertained on tins head at that time by the GoverimrsGetieril out the Prince Itog, li t' u Monsters. it wits satisfis, tory to 'Mak that they were more than ; for there was Ito Colony ler tl.e British authority where the inane of property was bole iticreased. and Ike Pim of ifi.viiitual haopiness more enlarged Ilia:. in the Cahn dof Java. To what was this eminent prove nly owin g ? It Bowed from the wise and vigorous atloniotstratiou of that I iii iii nal whom it was the good Commie of the Governor-General lu set over Choi. Ctslosty—it was to be attrilisired to the judicious' measures of S.r Thomas S.ltattles...who succeeded its matioftioi into the iiaiives of Java a confidence in the British (;ov.. 000000 ent. Ais soon us the conquest of no ; I).vich authority in tit ialdod oar complet ed, and a Government . e.t a l.tisli e rl, it w as roit o d that the interior of the Island was possessed by a large population, amounting 1.. between four and five .millioits, all advanced to civilization. sonic of them living ler Princes. alio owed a nominal submission to the Dutch, others elm were governed by Princes wholly and ebSUILI:CIT ‘Pith these Powers it w:is the good fortune of Sir T. S. Itadl s to cuter into Treaties, from which both the stipulating Powers drew considerable ad clusters. At the cession, however, of Java, no measures were taken for ensuring the observance of these Treaties. Ile did not mean to enter into the details of the various engagements then formed with the native Princes, but to illustrate the importaiit elf.cts of tins omission in the ces.Oint of Jaye, lie should notice the most striking ii.st.iiitte of all, be cause flout the Treaty to which he should allude bad In to detived the gleatest advantages to this cousitry. A Treaty had been concluded b-tween the Lie ratetiatitst ; ices nor of Java and the Sultan of Paletuktog, alieseby the island of Banco was sur ientlered to the Btitisli G tveriiincitt in full soil. rrigtitv, use the express condition of UphOIkJIII4 the Solidn its the 11:sew.sion of los power and dignity. Ting Tieaty had arisen from a strong leeliiigt that entertained of the immense li iaticial, and coition reiol that must flow bum the possess;oit of the island of Banc. by the [littlish Guyer...new, anti particularly from the ex treme facility of communication it afforded between Jas s 411t1 the I:Writ of China. But slid the Goveritor of I4A ,11,% e to make this acquisition by violence ? Nu! %Vide that feeling of reel ty winch distinguished Ii , and which should ever cliaiiieterise the pro ceedsogs of British authority, he sought to make the acquisition by fair and open mentor, and find ing that Basset was not under the botch 1;(1Veril. tfitll:, but owed allegiance to the free awl hide profit-lit Sovereign of Palembang, be concluded a Treaty atilt this Sovett Igo, by which the island of !Luca was secured to this country on the condition ahead) stated. The result was sufficiently favourable towie party, but a hat was it with respect to the toilet ? The eiigageinesit uu which Bailee hail been obtain td was altogether overlooked, and with the most complete neglect. which, if the occurrence had taken place in Europe, would be stamped as disgsaceful to the character of any Government, the ishisid of Hamra was surrendered to Holland fur a valuable consideration, for which this countly olitaii.ed the settlement of Cochin, and no stipu lation was made for the observance of the engage. tarot which had hero made with the Sultan of Pa. leitinasig, awl a loch had been formed on the faith nf the British Gioverisment. This was an illustra tion of the almoner in which the cession of Java and IU thpendeiteses had been cat-lied into effect, with out the least stipulation fur the observance of the Treaties concluded with the mince Princes, and *limn left toe British Governor, who us a mato must have felt an interest to the concern* of a counity where he haul held authority, and in the observance of Treaties he had persanally concluded, to the inelaocholy necessity of confining himself to a protest in favour of his own measures. On his persoital solicitations for the observance of these Treaties, the Dutch Commissioners turned round 011111111 with a question lie was unable to answer— " Have you any authority front your Government to refuse the surrender of this Colony in the event of our refusing to sanctiou such Treaties ? If you have nut, we refer you to the precise words of the Treisic, *Lich are absolute Such uoconditional." To this questimi no answer could lie given. This, however, was the state of the ease, and from the consol•riatistits Inv.,lved in it, offee;iiig materially the biomer of the country, he tl gilt it right 60 tisk for the itistructions to which he had alluded. That such cimoderations affected, in a setions de gree, the h of the coons', would not, he hoped, be disputed ; fur if there tvrre in any part of the world bi KflVerlirnesit capable of maintaining relations of peace with soother, and Mich appeared to be the l over 1111 l cots of several of the Prince, of J. 4 ,4. it mattered not how it may differ from the forlllll of government established in Europe, but Treaties formed with it merited Ow saute strict ob. servance as MN• due to any ntlo.r. II; however, con trary semiiiielits should be entertained, and that it were .4111111....1.1 that Treaties for he.l with the Ili five 1 1 ..rir/• or India, were posse.-ed of 11.1 totaling ititlitesoce, Why W , lr Treaties ever made with them ? If It were on any future occasion requitred by the interests of this ci uatry to have any coo. cern.' with those Powell, what inigi.t not be the elf it of hoeing previously inspired them with feeli:iga of einifi•leoce in British lineg i:y 'ro ohtaia this advantage, potliiiig was better cal collard than the strict observance of Treaties, whereby they might lie taught to have a sermity in the faith of Great lir t 1.4 w. and to repiote u l ,ou en. grogwerients euritracterl sunder the s.oict of the British tonne as sacred. The Noble Lord then moved-- " Tle it as tin ohlr Add•ess be nresetoeil to lie Royal Illistioess the r.iiire Reavoi, th.it he would lie e a ack.usly pie or 4 Itilslse IniJ upon Ow table of eu:tiest all lustructivus Kid to the Q.:velour of J4V4, rtI4ISIC to the