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. . . r • • ....7"**,.1. FitlbAY, APRIL 13, 1810 . . "(~ SOMBER 253. PILICS SIXPZSCS-HALFPINNY. LAWT NIGHT. 'ORATORIOS, AT Pb OUSE PRICES, DURING NEW TH EATIRE. ROYAL. cov eNT.G ARD EN. • TIN I'REsEN FRIDAY.. will be per. famed, a GRAND sr.i.rcTioN, is which Ma -dose Catalani will sing " Angsrli ...Tr bright and fair," " quanta reitiosa," sod Mozart's rclebrai-il Sir ' " 0 Dolce Concrtitn," with verivi ions —Miss (. riglieiti, Miss Bolton, and qrs. 111Innit—itr. Brahma- will introduce " Il.oec in hr, ryes, A' Lather's Hymn," " Ye gloomy caves," "On this (alit einty rrrk," • Prom the Opera of Kakis) and " The D. of Alwi etiaishie."Mr. Gore, Mr. Pyle, Mr. W. Tsy. awl Mr. Nellainy. dt r 1,,, beginning of Part M. the Overture to Atalanta, 14, ',Width& •ti " Gutless-0 great George oar King," Vine brad r of the Raad, Mr. Ashley—Ores, Mr. - TIL. isnisr-aler of the Davi awl Chinases will br unnwratis v „i completq and coati's, of anivirrAs of i Pin-formers. .r.„ir whale limier thr•rtirecliirs of tamers Ashley pl s r f..or tha Boxes lo'be token of Mr. Besadon, at the tit-takes Princes•Placer,Nart-slieet. 11. e• N...,i,ity, sod rentilieb is 1 PALK itaS limn honour to asseasee, that his ••elehrsted JA IAICAGINGLA WINE: h strongly recuoun2—trd by doe esist;s l Phystenuts, Drs. Paterson, Reynolds, Fargo ,hit, yet se the *St Anntackie spirit She Spurns, Coot na4 Slisnassinut finals Inns Wain (as sasspte) grin be sent vt is Tunis. Wia daunts, Nu. 35, Coventry...street. EV MN. Pttrilier wttl the drce , t , e , l 4 IntAWeco KR, ita.i the pleasure of anitutii&rioe to his ', Ai & sail the the Lottery which draws Nth JUN E, Ore the ;rook eittotre to the adventnrer for so small a silk: riot. packils of one liendred in each packet. are t o he given by the t'enti.rtors to the fortuaatr holders of the Pr.zo shore ira when a Ticket way saw sporuils of troi„eoul. nail Shares is umportiou fijtes bsr bees. truly 'mitt In 'tenni,: pickets of Tirksts, lc, :OM I, 011111dOrillf ticaey 4.+Kto4 ; Boa No. 1,61 P, prOA UM 01 sod p r od by hi m to the reopective %wider*, who recelred fur ear h Sixteenth 1,517 , 3d. rybr. eulicits • oontinaasee of the public ferrous, at his leaky' Aces - . ewer She MANSION• NQGSE -- • WMITtI,ALL, APRIL Id, 1110. WIiPRE4S it hats bee., humble represented to the king, Mut, about Tete o'clock o n the • . p.ight ..f MONDAV Lasc, as Lluieo JOHN STEPHEN of the Cchistreant Regiment of Coot Guards, •lio was duty in Old Police-Yard, Viestiorinder, was roeced.in front Ilona to she Horse Guards Ordels, ones be inn shout boa wuy bet went she paasase ne.v Saint Margaret's Chu.ch, and the cod of do: ratting, hi beard tlic repot of n Gnu o, Pi;dol eery near bon, of which be te.w 11.1- Lob ;is ironsegu • 4 witch his hat went off, toil be trail area eaaatin:,. :hat a ball had passed throottli Es bat Au/ whatte..,. • is every reason to believe that web Gas or Pistol st.:, • and solicitor-1y sired by soma tril.disposcil Pt.** I:6jcaly, for the better appre leafing atld raid ow the Person who fined sorb Goa or Pistot, is hr. , r pi , io:•1 to offer a Berried of FIVE HUN DLO ittlr? •• to It ly one win) shall dise.irer •SPI up arduad the sold io he paid on ewarktion by the Lehi Hustioritirs lb.: Lords Connaissioaera of il,s Na ir Treason. It RYDER. XINGU( COLLFA - lIIN OF PRINTS, DRAWINGS AND 11( '4404 OF PRINTS, I B. CARVENTF:K re•oweiiti tv informs the el. Collectors of scarce Piing. add Detivnaga, that the a•nt sales* pad of 'has very raten%ive Collection have beta novae! for 1111P,'"Ilte tie three thßtvaritte daps , in whet% are le . dVaCti. a varktyof .:11.erb &Jolts Pe.iits, sad whir% weans SELLING BY A CC 110 N, by Mr CROSBY, et No. 4, 014 Ilani-vireet. 111E14ND-40:A1ICE. NOOKS. !1N Mftlll,q't, Al.rl 16, 1410, THOMAS PINE.. rill hegin to PF:LI. by 4 T:CTION, Si his le-eoso, No. 6, Footsie-starlet. Liohl.o, Eliseolove and Valuable "..701.1.ELTION of 1130'11‘h, Amionitirs, Books of Pn-l% and ~l a.miscripts, treii4 the terMoy-library of a (ow' .usr of distioriim (deceased', the collectiog of ebirb t"moie•et4 to the ;th reentry. and its many of them en. 0ch,.1 • MN& mom by the Poonder, who was a profound sc . ..oh r sad satimisey, arid iflt inertly eimseeted With . 11 the Nom.' tors , f his .lay. Also, the matt -ra port .f 1414.8174 ihrlaie Rev ~•. nstooe, r.lu. r.. II r• M..jtstfis F.trdcw.i.otry, at the . uurt of Ih..isart, sad .tath-.r tit A..i.lortates Ce:to-Normassice, Crlh.Sestolii re, &c Libyan., the largest ewer sold in [Mud, cam. rends so estreordinary tine COM ftloll of ro, :AA rigours books frame nod manuscripts, or moot l. tr-4. I t sereo re s andliteratore. 0 .isgoes, bd to hr had .4 Mr. William Mil'ar, V..ssnrw.ettl alai Me. ItirhArd Priestley, No. it), M.gh Mathis o. • TIPPERAMYIMOI.I - 114)1NS AT a menetron. • 11.- (2 ATi el the Comet ufTipperuy, let Id at Ctontnt 11, Oil the -314 of hater, 1.A1.04t. CriNsgh• E.q. ihe,rha•rt I h. Vti..eis i g e..lutimse propoved by V% tillean Senn), 41htelle, &A I awl .eroodeii by Meeker Rye*, of Tipp:, ary, y'i) .ITP 13111110110,1014, :••• IN, The. oe ,re it la be OW duty, es IlKiehnte . n. In ft bl all *art mt.tak mesas, the eeirtoratioa of Cat LI OK 1:..1•,74. Thal it appears, from recent events; that the priori se4, ierhats, way IV Mal Mr ohm 31 le to Csolholit* 1-n e -1°", "ww roatOta is cereal* oppeelossasida afiezed, lest fin. tau* Vpuiuiniento 4 I:allielse Pitiaars nsay tai • Leoan iadoesece. loodite to the iotervelsof reoreseolley• l'bo, Abolish we Colai•tee otaels - ateltechewothis /hely yeused.o.. Rod niutrary to lowa es;e. ielotlactd the t . t.e.elede l i *pietist.• awl isalanlwnelseto33 good eowhiet of "` , 1. " 4 we11, rt. lwiisz eJr.n-,ity to eltivi:l4te all !go ems*. eat couutryoteo, we feel soh and hope, I it At iN t " 'PPeetwooi•ma essay be allotettor otrelated t and, Fw ,4 wP le.that some teoeperate IIIII111•001111112Y, in the meet t , L.he timanei l iat ion. be upset mature da !lbw 3 ' low tle• r . I ' ilk !. *WW I render an& future 'killing. •nti•• • Will ••• eatheo ley the wol••• the* asoraingia Preto**, 333, by net ut the Clergy of the diocese. NI t iristrt woe et.tte.l. h.•" -h other Pr0e , ."34.1g *ball (ow/ cowl. :table I '. lie Doctrine. Imo ' , hong furerwil with lateral awt;ety tn 11:1•.a• to the permutes! roue eol sod w • t ire • ' 4 °, we ricente trot. plenatire,•in 'be Itrw.iw • w • s the Catholic Prt :ate% Solely yoecsdned, a hecoso• '''' 4 POrtoce tweet of eaSeiliatiou to this reap ew• as Ibt tOarard• asailato'r arratoponeola, re. `../' 'IC hits Catho.ic lleoreli, sod void t , ***tended to ae- Catholle Eloasse.patioo. And we two ; me cooethatul y and Woe of the.? r .'s-try ' 1 ••?•ar our Cicely, aspen art fit is e ••• •••• ; "." "it &Mlle*, ash affecticx *eh *".1.' , 13' sulk 14- osseous* Cath-3P4 !too 3y• , -1111. serte.stitst thia t ope•litoeut Ss ill •I kg, theraby woke a ti.e 1 r . 1' • t.... 1111111 ap t ,* lb, getteiroa: $lOl 4.1%11 II( (him '116•11. y .111 , TEA the Kari vf Imoon.,hoone, •ao.I the Olarool• 1 4 . 4.41 VOlihror. Ise reloe.l-4 to •Ceept so* • ,3 • wok.. a asa l r aolotorsalltr,l *tippet It of the C dtn ; • 'NI ut rb+.l. meat. . i 'el. e•yrigy Eon 1 , 3 ,-, s; ' , torn the Cltir, .rto aak, n t the INve t 11511; mfr., tu ed to . 1 1.thtt L..!, he pry ! , r SS (11.11 f illµg ‘l"llleit, 11.treb ts:, tot. , ' EAST.INDIA HOUSE, A 1 1 01111.6, COURTT of DI RECTOItS ILe .AL VISITED t'OMPANY o f MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, Ow/iv to the EAST INDIES, do hereby ;irk: 'tette, That a GENERAL COURT of the said Cusu;•any nal he held at their Mose, In lendenliall street, on CHI- D 1Y next, the 19111 inst. at Eleven o' Cluck in the fun•noon, uu Special Affairs. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secretory. TO THE PROM CICHIS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. La cots •111 D GENTLEMZI, WE beg It are to offer nut zr.tteftt I 4cltow lrelcments for the honour you hare conferred on us, by re-el: ettne its into the Cm ertz.ot Trusting that slit Proprietors 101 ever tin us deserving alike coafiacuce they hav e repeal sii We bare she banner lobs, with peat rt vett, Larlose avid Gentlemen, Yost most oLealient and very humble servants, JACOB BOSA NOV ET. JOSEPH COTTON. EDWARD PARRY. fast Indio-Home, THOWAS REID. April u, MO. ROBERT THORNTON. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA SIVEK; Leine, •N D GIC STIAXIL ANUNitensita ta hike ilte•eefligek ippiiinttiiii•v of redid yee'speentetwerienkkiks, Co. i i t landed proof of your rood epittium, *lamb you have beam pleased to bestow upon me. It was nailer your peculiar encroiracciaeat, that I became, a a•eosil time, • Candidate for • Seat in the Bart ludic Di reetion ; and, from the coinmeneemeat of wiy.eauva.s, to the close of the hallo!, I have eaperienced from yi,o the 'Al most kiudtsess. mad the most distinguished support. 'theft eircuinstaures have made a deep impression am.r my mind , mid I shall earleavour to coi•viuca yea that they have dose sq, h.' faithfully disehargiag the important J. ties of that hpiiiiitrahle situation, to which you have Snail me . I am, Ladies sod 011011MMIII, Veal" 1 I *pcCt, vow mot silltaed. Aad obedient, lemble Soviet. • Straw!, April la, taco. • /lICHABb TWINING. IMPRIAL PARLIAME.VT. ROUSE OF LORDS, THualoAY, APRIL it. The Mite of P as took illeosths,an4 his seat. Mr. Dttitetmon ■ud srrtrol menthes* from the flutt‘e of Culatmotio, bi.aullit up two Colts of a to irate notate, alt:eh Wet a lassl spots the table s and afters Ards semi the time. Mr. John.ou, (rem the °Mee of the Cho•( asetetaty is ir e i gu d. pircr..trti At the his the reprt of the state of the prisons in that rountry.-*-Ortiered to lie uu the table. who possess not only a tximinand over their re spective corps, but have been appoi..t d to ter aiu districts withio this country. When 1 proceed to investigate the expense of our whole force, it ix un pleasaiit fur toe to remark, that it appears, by the accounts, a degree of &your is shewn to that part of it *limb is foreign. It appears, toy Lords. upon a comparison of the average expense bestowed upon the British and foreign cavalry, that the et pendityre for the homer is shout 441. per Mao, while that for the latter is 471. There is also a dearest of faesnir sheen to Foreign Officers on the. Staff, which is not extended to the British; lin it happens that linti,.ll Otticens tin the Staff are generally Colonels on lialfiroy,. while Voteign Officers are on (nil pity; end the cuirsequence Is 1.141:th rad. because a Camel or Lieutenant- Colonel, on half-pay, loss it when appointed to the Stall—but those on full pets remote in the Salle etiolation under such an appointment.— •Witiovespeet to the whole British luree, the eN pens* of recrtliti.4 appears extraorrhoary, all* compared with that of the foreign corp., rigid , ' amounts about 50.000 t. for 2.3,1000 alto. These distinctions, I ill uNt way, cannot meat with my ap prt,hation. llartog bronglit • Cl under your attention, and havini; reverted to the ca ressed teutintente of the Legi‘tuturt at a former period, 1 trust l have 'hewn. tile the iiitrodmtion of foreign troops into tins country, has been de servedly irotertoured with•considereirle jeulostay.--. Tne set of the linty-fourth of the King, which permitted the extension ut snub a forCiP. Mitsui . lir said to express the sense of Parliament; for, if your Lordships examine, you will And it was not passed till the 16th day of r aluly: This is soffit . :ent to convince us, that .t thst period of On- S.-s-iror it was inwos i able for thi!. Bill to have rec.:teed dire cous4leratiou. The excuse of former acts, and toe pretext of those tissues, sil.:at the iutroduction of foreigo corps was admitted. du not apply its the present times; for no man cam say, the for the whole f the last ten years vitt-twins seeve.s.ty for employ ing such a force to counteract the danger of invasion. It must Otelef to your Lordships that the sp. po'ntment of these fur , ignern to be Getters! Of. titers s the more extracetliarry, because they most probably are Catholics, whit+ clone would have subject of this couutr, and yet it Is an obstacle in the appcirstaient of an alien. Under these c , tiaiderations, toy Loads, I have flawed certain resolutions, which I shall now niove."—The 1 4 ioble Lord here read Iwo resole limps, which stated—" That it appeared to that House the precautoom expressed in the act of the itytn Cto. IL and the direction there given, that the Conithanning Officer should he a manna horn subject of Great Bntein. were founded tit wisdom sod policy. That it further sop,. red. al this tune, there err. four Foreign General OfFiers commanding within this country and Irelaud" The Earl of Livearont said, he did not thiuk the House would be conviniA. from the reasons stated by the Noble Lord, that rt was impolitic or unwise, to a limited extent, fur foreign troops, to be employed in tide country. He must object to the observatimis npon the constitution-a que stion which lied been raised upon this sul.jert.. It must be alleard, tnat no •reasons could apply on the presett ix:onion, which did not-wowed tht in.elves„ whet the exteieuriu of this force was stil • tied to ' the consider anon of Perinitnent. 'I he constitu windily of the measure, was at that titre discussed. awl whatever were the prncioles• then admitted, they were nut different from t hose which were now ailed upon. Au observation had been made by the Noble Lord, that the en of the. 44th was brought before them at the expiration of the Sen.. siou ; but it would be recollected, there were pecu lisr whit le rendered, iit that time, the passing of the act necessary, on account of the Expedition to the Elbe. Be,ieles, whatever was the ca., with that Bill, 'hope °elections tread not 11)- ply to • snlisequeot one in lter6, which exterele.l the number of foreign troops to a still greater de gree, which was ribicuesed in that [louse when the Netile Lords opposite were in the Administra tion. Therefore, the principle, as far as it affected 'the Comtituttrio„ was adopted by fOrtnar admini •trations; and, hr trusted, there was no ground or iatention to impale any abuse to the present Go 'eminent, in the exercise of that power, which had been conceded by Parliament. With re-pout to the objection takes against the atterage expenses of the Bntish and Foreign troops, and the condo sine that a degree of partiality was •ehiewn to the latter species of force, St 1110 m, from DO accidental differmice la the mode of return. For the rein n made from Ireland was different from that niede of the troops in England, and hence arose the in ference of the Naar 1 ord; but the fart was, the expeuses were Hearty the same, and there was no partiality. The Noble Lord likewise urged the ffifferenee betheers the Foreign Officers as the Stuff sod oar ores ; but he knew of Done is Fur the isiatanee of an Officer no full pay retail-- ing that pay, and one ore half pay nut b• lug *me taled to it, alien they wale appoint-a i n th e St a te, originated in the repletion* of the rimy ; for an 011k-er ma half pay was comodered as • pen sioaer, beat the inoment he was !appointed to the Staff, that pen arm owed. Ind. pendent of this distinction, whit h *dee led both eal!y, he was not aware that shy parts.dity 'b r a t i mes, whew the coutment *Ng thrown by the power of the common enemy. [ theta could not lie a ipirsbou with any MOD within the walls of Pareareerit. as to the dan ger of employing FOre:iell troop. to a l imit , d r‘ t e ra. lt might to that degree be ; for I thereby rainy of nor own hands were more use tulle in chansieh el indwitry, while t h e sei.epe of • turere o country misted n• against rear curiatunn etiens).„ lie ought also to *tete. !hot the claw r alleged against any great number of for. ten corps orreing within the king lent eemil have nu foutelation. At the. t me there arm out! *km 4,000 hi this ietritry „,ii.- , ricei0,...,.... ..,..-... . ”. ..-., :4 4 1.111114.20 - 1 17.. • . . • Ml le ' ' . 1 5 • ••• I,s S 4 . I .. • 1 1111) , rt to D 1 . 4 . i rtfo ~,,,,....t , , .•,..,. lije • in. •,-, , .. .. i I .1 , 7 44. • ' •• --- -------- ~. FRIbAY, APRIL 13, 1810. . . . 1 \ i, is... ~ in h. possess not only a tximat.d over their re- a n d Ir e l a nd, 1' •I' Me Iliwctive corps, but have been appoi..t dto cer air our service • • 1 •4;. districts within this country. When I Proceed Sc remarks made investigate the expense acorn a lille force, it is tin- General officers, '4 I ' .imilii for me to remark, that it appears, by the corps, could not t I ..r„, a degree of favour it therm to that part comman d, when ti $ • h Is foreign. It appears, toy L irds, country. There „wit .mews of the average expense bestowed commuted of a district 4 i4l and foreign cavalry, that the ex- fore the Noble Lord ii, "• , riner is shunt 441. per man, the H a u sa , th a t th e powe, '-r is 471. There is also rural hid been abused, or, • to Foreign Officers alluded to had not conducts. .7 'led ILO tlie British; pri c ey. H e b e li eve d no won , -.. on the Stull this nature could be alleged, • 1..! Foreign been spawned why they should a, iltletice tiou. on which account, he moved '. "oil- ships should proceed to the other milt The Earl of ROSSLYI4 horctertioso.. -itorions conduct of the foreign corps, i Ning's UtrIWIIII ',COM, V. lievev e r he opportunity of wit:lesatali( thew be 'A. 4 with them mega .iny portico. 1. , Not concur with tbs; Noble Sven .. -wilily of the niewoure was se. ' *he Legishrture. It was . . the Constitution, shirt, slid expedient ; but vas nut prepared ... and jeal , tisy 't shrewd, Lord .1, . • i ,) .. - i il t : i t 1 ' 1 , I '1 i . .. , 1,. • • I.' 1 1 I 2 ... , , t-% and Ireland, and the other part was employ cu to our service abroad. lie could not concur in the remarks made by the Noble Lord, respecting the General officers, who, having the command of thrit corps, could not consistently he deprived rd* that command. when they were at.tioned within tnis coontry. There yin sot one who possessed the commun.) of a district is the way mated, and there fore the Noble Lord should have first conmeed the House, that the power reposed iu tl.e Govern ment had been abused, or, that the Officers he had alluded to had nor conducted themselves with prc. .pricty. He believed 110 ground fur accusation of this nature could be alleged, and no reason had been 'resigned why they should agree to the mu tant, on which account, he moved u That t heir Lot& ships should proceed to the other orders of the day." The Earl of HOMILY 14 boretretimmay to the tire. • titoCions conduct of the foreign corp., particularly the King's German Leginti, wherever he hurl pos. Seloieti all opportunity of wittlesnalic there lichavictur, and of reiing with them V e ga any particular see. vice. He did out concur with tiat Noble secretary, -tilt the .sumetitnituruility of die measure was set at rest by former acts of the Legislature. It was as ' exception to the rules oh t h e Constitution. which was tinder limitation!, politic and expedient; but beyond that acknowledgment he was nut prepared • to go, iu opposition to the precautions and jeabmsy entertAined by our forefathers. Ile next skiers. that the dim rence alluded to by the Noble Lord (Kitty.) arose frum the accounts go. n in beim , given in a different martuer from ehose of Enjoin,. In the farmer there wax au account, including eight-pence indforatry a day lor a heroes which was omitted its England ; a..d be believed tilts circuinsurrice alone would accurately explain what the Noble Lord had considered a partiality. It was riot correct to iste.eit.e that the Foreign Ge neral, ware constesatoirts of _districts ; it .was, to ins opinion, very fit they should retain the commend of their own brigades, and they might aim acct. dentally have the e•totnand cif British forces ; no inconvenience coati result from stash a tweeter, and he believed no ttMvera rset deserved mare confidence titan those four Others w , o ii. I been mentioned. He did not thick the Foreign Corps . had been %lieut. or 'wished for the smallest diatric. lion; in all tittle past service. , they lead Arista a readiness and tvrasery whit h maeul, at. d their zeal to to operate with this cougars in the corno , on cense. The Noble Secretary hind stated the nom. duct of Ins Noble Foieuditt when ii, Aslininiatrw• bon, but he had omitted to entice 11., peculiar. cies.' ctimstances. The or Idea, hid flawed soder - the disadvantages stated ; sled it would be nvol. . lected the number of foreign ow,, was limit. ed to ten thousand, and ...hen tie lion to the Eibe took place. the Hessians and Hanneerimis who were employed listing gone le the defence of.Ohat coition, and others bel7tg ordered to join them by the Ki,g, :11 Elector s the events which ensued obli4r.l theta to As to this canon - , and big ?POW Foetid. 'thew w 11 , rwines. 'ration had sin altersoeise but to rreeive .1.. n. ; arid for that purpose they w.re otiat,,;.d by 1101-ss.ity to apply to the Legislettirt for the extrusion of the amilter, on account of It.. ii•0611,-rtaLs troop w hich atitunnung to ab rut 1.:100. The Nobli Earl concluded by paying • high rotas liment to all the Officers of these Foreso Con:.., she had received Irmo all quarter. the gtentest approb.rtion. The Eitil of Livi.ite , icre, esplaiited. lb. r.i.l, he wow outwit to sax, she constitutionally of the measure had breir sanctioned by t ; but that the print4ple of this hunted detriatioi. from the Constitution had been recognized Jutlug forarcr Administrations. "Lord.Gittevti.rt expressed Li. sisti,tio.ion with the explanations given, bath as to the co ....I'lllit.ti.t principle and the real case of foreign Is en the Stair. He was ready to allow that hr c •ire down to the Illott , e, for the !rrow of &mire -tug his opinion os the suoject. But he did not, after the imusfsetory statriaeut made by his Noble Friend (Itusslyii) think it neceuary to trouble their Lordships with many observations. lit could lint pass unooticed the disposition shewu by Ilse Noble Seeretart, to throw any responsilility which might attach ti, their In• awe' npoo the conduct and principles of those who preceded them its Ad. ministration. He cud., only attribute this tuba vour to a bad hiliat which Iris Majesty's hlioisters bed contracted, of throwing every kind of rtwi•ouri. bility front their own shoulders upon these ot persons. Neither had tbeNotile Secretary • nentrded in ju-ti lying the lateness of bringing up to that I loose Bills gr great iinportai‘ce, suck es twat of 14154; and he (Lord G.) took th:s sod every othe‘ oppress trinity, of expressing his reprehension of postponing Bills of magnitude to the end of the Firs-ion. The measure adopted in Idiot.; wee one of necessity, and not of choice; and, thir:fore, it was tot soy 10 et e dna for maintaining the principle of 'introits. la g Foreign troops into the eerily, of tlus ci.u“tr• That fatal Expedition of the former sulnitoistiation, een.rd those troops we had roused to et-ion by our prodsmations.bs seek an asylum 011 011, shorty; and ti.r faith or the country 011% pleilg6.l is receive them : therefore. being Minister at 'bat tune. he 11111.1 hound, by in ery consideration. to support this niessore of 1406. At the suite titan, he was ready to allow, that his opit .on was in fa vour of employing a greater number of trwove at this time he wise of epiiiir.n that the ronplut went of foreign troops in this country, its a Itstatted extent. wax wise and politic, under the pie. sent state of Europe. But be was ready to arum that opinion, and be reepeasible fin its irrosnitty, e v 7 tl o so ri it ji , e iio. t et v iyog it, b other p ! reen rsonu rting ‘v h to iteyer t be tow eeitd ism aidl firmal jealousy might at all times be entertains!" ! with reepe..t to foreign troops, he believed notz i 2 ! rn i r e ennecersary than at the present t 11.wwei he had no segos ni nice with the. th i ewiew Officers. vet, flow the statement el his Noble Friend' (gusiolye) end from eicry ether gustier, he beadle' eirsiatovus teetisaoss) so fattier erg an fijte NA 70 elig 114, 10 tbe 1f .47 1 ryta lock!' 1. • • • •.ight • COIVI •Iso recce. It hem I • Matra! t t e l !!fl ton.ll *.s bat wits ' 011' I Vats., sr r,i t noun I.", In to cril 1111 lcl 111 A -• con, ten! ter, 1. •ar ir bog. .or • 1., I*, 1! 1-4 1 • Wio rm. I NN , 1 4 a ' 4 n • 4, 1, t.. Jr r 1 L. FOREIGN TROOPS. The Eta of Liersetsur, presented two distinct act:moots of the foreign troops, in the ree,vier of Greet I.r tulle. He thought t h is necessary, because in tne return inade in pursuance of a Noble Lord's King) -motion. the numl:er was estimated at about 31,000. Klitreas, by the army estimate, they appestat to he no more than e 3,000. The differ ence in these *comfits arose from the including or not including the sty-seventh regiment. the sistie Iv, and the West India corns. As to the butts. wbi.lt ees commanded by British ra cers. it was certainty included, hut limn dint cir cumstance-weight he considered not idtogether fu. ra ign, The cgiment consisted of four battalions of nearly 1000 inen etch abet. tf it %Mild hire been mower!, would con.equently ; reduce the number to about 184)00. The 97th hid not been considered foreign in the Army Estimate. on account of its being . compowil mostly et trishinen ; and this, in addition to the West India ctirps, mink the chtl. rence between the number stated in the Army E,titnate ' and that of 31,000, mentioned in the last rt, reto. For these raiser's. he withed the Ilouse to he put in possession of the two accounts, in order that the ditiertuce ml4lll be recoui.ikd. The Earl of Itossimx agreed with the Noble :;:r.retilty, that the 97th, and the 60th, from the explanation given, were not properly to be deuo twittered !oreign cot pa. . . -- • The amounts were accordingly laid on the talde. The Order of the Day was then read fur the pur pose of taking into totisiderition the ituisher of foreign trun i 's iu the •twice d GTOIS Britain, when Lord Kinn rose and spoke to the following purl :—" My Lordi, it tiny apo.ogy were necessary fur calling yofir Lorchhip.' attgutum to the entice* of my iniendeti motion, l sh•,uld refer pm to the sentiments which were entertained by the LegiAs lure, when the iotroductiuu of lurrigh troops into the service of this country, drat came under their rt,st ns•swn. It was cons dread, my Levi*, at that time, a question which involved a great constitutiintal right, and at all tnn••s inege. red a•eonspderahle portiOn of jealously. The first forentocoriiii in modern times, admitted by radio. mint to rrve 'noisily, was an 'American-one; but it oil: be recollekted, that it did not serve within this kidfttoigi. and Wee festrietetf t 6,0411. colours. At tfiehaame time. so careful and jealous were the Isoledlatore in conceding this poser to the Gneern rdesslta as will be se: by the Stat. of the 2911 firso. IL it was thisuolit expedient to make it an in dispeusiMe requisite, that the 'Colonel, or Corn mandsi,K Officer, ihoold hea nosural born subject of this realm. •If then the istrodurtion of so mann a fume. restricted to serve only abroad. shOutel he gaantal with a. , .:%•eat :Reestown, it to st,ll of .refit. e mutat tide, its the". timea. when the lereign troop* se. augmented to an large an extent. The neat i:istauce we have of such triangle being ta';en nue .enter. was in tit. American war; It was co.twarreel expetii , tht to employ CCP. Witt I). amen and Illanoverion troop'. Kut it will br rease.necteti. that, eacrpt•eg ow d,a t w.►y, when led et Sothriell. thry Wer.! 'wirer Ku .1...1-.1 to Isn lus tie. country. It ea{ Is fetudri, . .r Iv thin the Imo ten !wan. tne intro.!iset 1111 l of . - troops within the kuuplom, isorl without Ow pr-cavion e.ua•tirousut a ustieral bn.n I I.) +4. e 11 MM heal el nee. , t.y the , er:i . nk . n t. I t Iwo .41,1 11 Inv dotty s•c4 , attesitims t• this i•oportant setijert, for th. U 1141' , •.141 , 11, 111 M rJIt.IItUIInIIMI P. in , of v a n d CM:lme of he 'treat ineres-e g.f le• of f.ree. tnn.t of all, st.ovt attrotuoi to the numi.et nr „.•. yrenerul offir• a . 111.1 troin.trmlii.4 to rl e 4+r y‘it! cf this cou.,ll)—efut tittle ate us ler. th-sn