The Sun. — London, England, 1813-10-05 00:00:00

oy.- 4 ovoY Ar- Came Sidi ey shivs i,, CApt'• ' • mil :;3 errd aaraa - lat re' in;it to ra s ' arrived Ar e pf ptgkCl 5 ,4%.1 r;i", .4 it 4'l rl (I,' ; foN. ,TF- I ' 4 ; , s ) 11411'1" • )ti , 3 ; , tre' . ,o var at' ` ll 0 11Y at • t) I .' Alf) of t „ joie Sp tv it) iL - -4 ‘vl lo Or : tl t 10' frt . tie 1 !10 1 4 1, 11 t 1 A 4, C 41: kis( Pve k vel Qlt • 111 i -er ti, • nON'at, --- ....11111.,,--- . . -•- , ',!1: • - . , •, : ', ;i i_ I: Yesternly, at twelye.o'clock; IK-r l\faiesty, L I k eSSt!$ AUG I'STA and NI Artii, atte . nded by the Coun est; of li.ctiesicti, left the Queen's Palace in a raVdiii-'' :"I.l."t g e ; eSCOrti:(l by a party of 1441 it. ore,:ortne Sea of Sir JOSEPH and Lady thNis.,Es, t Siliallb roo k -green, where they were received Y Sit 30SLI'n allti L:uly BANK - Es. The: rain fa!l tig inceisantiv, prevented them from viewing the 'heite plants in 6 irJosErit'sgarden and pleasure grounds, as intel"l"l' The Royal Par:y amused lit:Nukes in the house, fur sonic time p rev i ous tothe.rfiartaking of a n' early ...liner, alter which 1111•4 ~ i rroceeiled on their way to Wiladsur. 'l'vster t i a y the ratacE itEtil3NT bad a select party It. dinner. l' oturdi.y, aliont o'clock, the- Duke ' : 1. "" 1 "lived at Yor four k llouse from' OittlitUdS. of • Tll TII LAT RES. `-°‘"?-;•:T-GAP.t)r N. Great expectation had ' been exvitellay( 4 the reports iii favour of Air, GoNwAe, - " at 'i t urvtt iti litibitti and many pr .. t.r- 14•-e:s il:tuwitivrable share of rein n-- itatio. l 4 Ile appeared oil tt.e. boattis of this i: i-le'itre fit the part of Alerantrer the - Great. Titi 4 eliouct er Bell you.% actors, to 11 are `4111.e I thb beet n ' t 7 Oulitittt, ill exterior qualiflClttio9s, getierally aukions ' to a tuke .tile a m ei)ut. Ite- I() r r Yi„ i ‘ t" Ito itivans exagpo - rated the external Site ur WAY, bat ILC bibs ti s been equally ! correct tit t(L ." ltul'tigilC t ull tate1it5......._11,, thoire is , ta , w li, ell-pro 7 totti taUninatiattitZ f uts tact: alb" " 6 17 : e 7 (I.!pitble Of ie(i typressi(ni, ' Hui stile t tll4 .1 l 'is Is truli eakti tate(' for eaaractc.trl (t (!ri , )tion. tits voice well corre -4)"1"‘ I I ,es tin„ is tis other. a , /vatz ' 6 ' I ) - s tie has oot ot exleabive-colut . ''Y t• totited 1 t ivortirieut, nod hIS tlitiVett4- 4 e .. ner a,i, are grttaelitl and itopresiiVe, • So t , " . iiiviiL 'ett to subscritie- to ' t he raitiours in his ut as-to ittcrits• as•aii betty, ‘ve are ~l inanY • ready to' ytkdd our its.eitt. ‘Ve CO I I - tt 14t, 5.(W nn origai.ti gebitoi, " ultvbitm l.haßt OF allot el" gl••tt `1,1;44 c is flit; :WokS, tt). say, that. I,llr C , LitAyAY with a , vie,v to t heat ricai liplttlre, t hrough dee medium of Mr. Jon N • / Ve tl)L r add., itokvever, :he lilll (0 bas stuoiett the peCtilitattieJ thn a • 1 % e eXtellieuctes of iiis 111 !'• • Is too Intt;:li to - 1 . 11.111b.e, 'CO el'aiwca" 'rge4.ttrentfttre he speaks, lola ni aroo his voto= Itt4ll ;hid Imo ~siotteu toae3 to thost: : 4" (Jeoo tat!, :vitote, tit tli.lac 'gr•teefiii iiiail, .t ar , :tiu, Litit , „.; • • , (etli trill tat; i tit! i"3 rht l* • ' ' t • 11,1,1 it. .4 , q t ti .e.snen .111 c's""1"."1" Cl 't s t,ti Neta ;oat it, a ~11'1 ). , WICLI - h attir• • could be Vt"l 142)' It '' • tilt' reception winco expe ,•.. tteo 111 c• • • • I,e err, " 1 'IIICC, (111r1;;q , his i,logres. , , and ot 11fS periorniaiiee ; but ti."' 3 HO dna'Jr, to he ii , eribcd. to " i th !iiteralov whieu ti,as; t , .. )astitoeat ill Ilie t iiti part of ti/Its was very deli .say Cl lr 11 • , :i)=IN.,„ s ••,, S t 31 1t ts perttlLtly fiat }),4 le t,e,s in c;..irtict....rs 'lie ei cilst, f or 4 , 1 . is tit 1 rfly t " 11 "'s Itte . phy gre , t t e nee la ith regardiO tut: t rannith ti entry ot ' , I , 12, - 11 ;yioit. 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' 4.4 fat;), 4 ' hI. 100p.---2 tb 1 du Muctilonl/lP!, t "lb. fillies, I " 6 1 1 ()Q r .1 . ft. cults) 8s t . ' i„ 'l NV A, 1 I,s. eac 1, • li. • lb. D. I• I -**4 Nl4 4 ''' i' ' e \ 1 11:1; B ‘ ..t i 'it Ivy. Orville , Cr',lhtl,i'.l (41; e' 'if td ''' hy Soreerer 4:Piirtl' . •, . tti.:‘;''''''l4f".'ett;poeuss; tiiwription of 65 ~...„,,r s. , h!1414 ,'` Y"ar ) It ?". ;ii of the • - '`" ,)ir ' i';',Y,' 01.11 i, 71--ilti.t';l.b. 6-Yr. '').', l '' • l l; l ' Gli tte 1 ro rty':;*.•.,). antl'agerl, nst. ':'11). B. •-•••-•:- she ri..fiteett ' 1 3,.., 4 :. 'aeniscti! ) ,i. thi . , a ,... 60 0 , entrance. 4 ,, ~ 3 hrti, , ) 1 I % , 1 ::. itf.;':.;(l.-.11.'s h. c, N'tlitt,tre, 4 yrs.. W".ll'ed 'sir. raven'4. i v 1 4 , t , 1 1 , , ~,,'til, visi, I 21h.. rt p .. ft. t.-oio lkicurzi•jUd,;>4.li).. 1 .:.. i • .'.i: )4i. It. ft. . . ._,ravcti.s Pen 1, -''' Y 1 1 • ' rec. bogi. front Mt: L. i l ti 4. '.:,..,1. ..2,}.)-.. h. ft. 14 ni i 1 ., 1. , Is ------- ------- I, ll. 'ile f l 04.----,,, iitost , t ,,, ciiiiig murder vim': per -I,irs 11-trY 1,, Itht.l 1 /1 edril''ll'sV , e ' !Wig lit , "II '' . r , %It, '• i(4D . ; , ''. ' ll .it i , , +-it,(.1",-but4ses, Itear (irassinere b . -:I(::, ',,, 14 (1 bt , . . -. , Hari! rulbe 1 IQ li tr tl ,Lb cht, and ?lt(' W'" 1 i I k\-,, t il ' t3ll. Bitipici.m fell - upon S u n,het- ..;.e i l it',ll tile.ll4llt,ritllill'!,olteq.,l' ante: 12.X.1141i:/e i ti ii,f t:l N l I t h l i b , i n t..Nl le,, i ) , I ti 'iti i i . lt 1 ) kllifit I'VelS 101.10 f. 0 . 1 ) . ~eit '''- j t . 111ju t i t t! hal bcco some time zit a dell-mb , btNERAL *A.TOREAti. riog THE NATIPNy, izEGl'STrbtk, 5t.:141 1 )A1r rArEif. Xt. Thersday, Octpher 7, at deven . solcuip be: 'perfo'rnied, by iNieoi:taii; 1 8fintEAlfsditections, in the Vrench (2hapel - 4 • stret.q . , s tVe ;ire stirc„ that, 'not. : the difference of religious' opinionti, the * ceremony be attCnCicti ,by v•••tiosq*. sensih,lity is awakened by the loss of departed wortli. . . . . . . . Madame, AloitiP.,ovas able to leave Itei: lied 7 rboni for the' first titne on . .Saturda}r. ' Sue 113 s, since. the e.kile,ot her, husband bv that "scoundrel Ii.U6riAPA:RTn;,. lost her mother, Mrs, litmoT, and her rwo brotherS. She is a native of - the Isle of France, and a Lady of the greatest. - accomplish- ments. On the death of her „mother, she proct;etl 7 eel trot Anleriea to Pourdeifitx, with the intention of gOing to Paris, to settle with her brothers abbot the inhertance, but she could not Obtain 'tennis sion'to that effect, and it was only atter repeated applications that slfe was !AVM it t v.ll .to laud, and to remain on shore till lit!Pr health, which was greatly impaired, should be sufficiently re-esta blished to enable her to prosecute her journey to England, which she did' not effect, in less that thirty days passage. She has, of course, received nothing from 'her, mother's property, as no settle meat could take pace, and no doubt but it has been since confiyo tted. Besides . this, General :AlottEAu's fortune, which never %vas considerable, linr he al%vays disdained the re% orutionary nieans of increasingil, had - liven greatly lessened by the e:iionse tit the trial -in he %vas involve:l by the - "scoundrel.'" .11 - r the revolut 4 , 11;117 1.1 w 4,f France, which. passeS tia dr the ;Anse of Corte NAPOI.4:ON; the eNpetise.of Cu: trial falls on the fief-sons accused, anti the Go vcripuett have the . ehoice a thougst all the indivi duals implic itea in fire accusWtitllt. It fell, of course, or, General and AL:hone I I 1.) LOT, his iuothe:6-in-IoW, who had loider:aken tr, send the - prndnee of hk . iiroperty, to America, was oh :.fed to pay out or it expeuse of the trial of Pic ical,CT, GE GES . OLI, and their friends: Genera i‘.l ., t;LAu em;,,reil at the time of h;:i the full au l etttfr,r coniPence of all the iegitinnje 80,.0.0,4ns of Europe ; to had been ealled frotis ,Itneriti4 by ti e r j.nti wishes ; Louts * XVIII. had g,wen po,vers with respeCt to Yeanee, pled r, , ng 'his rovat ‘vord that he wonil takt tilett.iires either s.tf intern•tl or external witooot r tas• It: hearing:of' 11;s " I have test my chrvii tt se::ond tithe." (J'ut perdu nut VOW uae. seconde Aceoining to the ttu •itt at Lie 'rrys. cif CoNDE, ati o meutwued itt.fote, ite ioten , le:i to vire MoltEAti the rank of, Cowl -trt,, , L , tit F once , the highest station. under tt i . • et and the 'French i3lucifdband. lititer,tittivi his At no . .Y pi opuses seatting hot . the etplotitit the rinand tit Madame Al:). as tf. .pochninolis tribute of gratitude to the memory of her great an,i virt mins hushand.- , - - - Louts,Xl r 2 his graudfatlitiir, acted in the same iltatiner, as t:, the bine eihand„ towards the wi- Atm Cmnte BISs , who had died of wounds retTi ved' in bat Tin.' manner in winch Genera' Moßgio met his death is pectiVarly remarkti!Ae. - He was, as re ported, riding, and in dose conversation with she I:icror of Resst A, when their way was impeded by a wide dit b : the Eloper. r proposed to go, rowr:, Set 4: with the rest of no; re hate; hat MOttEniu, _who excelled in 'all unwary exercises, made light of leaping overtime alta 1, aril in the very -act was struck by the fatal 'not ! As if Providence %y awed to show that no hum in meads, however strong and -veil cotnbined, were intended to deli‘er Eurepe fri.to the scourge she has sent to chti , dise it ; 114 d that to'her alone the punis!lment of crimes which Atheism has produced .---AatNtiimEctit died by the hands,of a woman! pmtem um., MOTION. The following letter on this subject. has been address to the Dun f Editor of the ries and Was.. gow C,arier • tits:--ilaying been informed that the Board of Longitinle bad offered la great reward to ttiy person who should produce a piachine, so constructed as to preserve a perpetual motion ithout the aid . •4 weight or spring ; and being ti !mimed by 'the . hope of such reward, I set my inv.:lloon to . work, and have now diseovered one, ),e hul l ; I hope, will , meet with approbation.-7-It wil: revolve ‘vithont the aid of veintovater,weight, steam, spring, lever', or attraction, It will keep uniform motion as long as the materials Of which it is made will last, which !bray be of wood or any metal. It will revolve vertically, 110112 (nattily, or at any angle ofinclinat ion. .it is the same on water as on land. The motion ola ship makes no variation tipti4 it; neither is it affected by heat or cold. , its principle: may he applied to a "watch or clock, and matte to dr i ve any sort of niachniery. It is not d n e pendent upo auy power yet known to the world-, and its principle is as eadieSS as the p...ripliery of a circle. The above are a ft; , and but a Very few of the (plant ies of which it is possessed; andol the uses to which it iii be applied ; and, I trust, its own i n . trinsic worth, when known, will be sufficient to ad- N i ocat . e i t s cause.. I have no_patron to introduce me to public .notice, hut propose !nimbly to . lay my , claim at the feet of Ins Royal 'Highness the D i ni.e, of. CLARE tiCE, who presides at the 'Ho— nourable Board of Longitude and, if it is foUnd by them to possess the requisite qualities for nautical purposes, superior t o , tin y t hi ng of: which ttlt at present in poSsession, I : t iank 1 may rely upon their justice and Literality, f or a ;.suitable' recompetice. When my secret is brought to light, it wiil.astonish the mo s t .learned' of 0,, present day, It Will elevate the honour of t i i k country and willincalculablyatigmentit 3 wealth an d reotirces• BY giving the above a place in vo „,. „p a triotic paper, you will oblige, Sir, your Obedient humble Servant, 44 ,40;'L Joiner, Cutle Douglas." 'PINT is ni) troth io the paragraph in sonic of the ycitertlay, witn rvgatti to tltc 1.14- iicula it' :gel to present theroselyk s to j 't , an t P A the C01)111)iitnIer tllickr the 1n 5,,,,,c0t A c t ; ill ifi,lictiltiv:s 11. ith IC I ti to the of tile bald . tlct lit in beeil rvoloyeci.7— Atuntiq Post. C♦ 1 COMMON COUNCIL. VeStVi'dolV IA GI:11111On Council was held at (7iiiiilliall. .. , :. • • .- ; - Lieu ers were re4tl Tram. Sir '.l". GRAHAM iffid Sit' RV Al.. ',ND ill LT, N)the LD RD' M. \-:toit, express ing their ii-k-,oxviedgments. of the hooooiir coulee reii‘ lippri thi...m by thi. votes of the treedom of the City, ;mil ti..e. present of swords. . ", A If.:ttel ; lV4s :11,S!) lead from PALM-Ejti ' inis6,; o oer for n.solv(ltt I)tibt :FS, requesting the use of. tlttihlhall for the exnwiontions respecting insolvent debtors of .tbe City of LoUtlo.n. The , . request, atter spine il;scussion, %Ilil3 Pgreed d tOi an the Loan AlA'yott was empo‘vered to giant tti.c tne of the flail for that purOose, PRICE OF DREAD. The requisition to the LORD MA - volt- was'then read, 'for con Veong specictl coat, to t,,ke into cousitieration the high state of bread-, after , :she late abundant ii;;rvest. • • utr. GRIFITIUS re;trettcd that the business had not fallen into abler hands ; hut, as it bad fallcu: to his lot, he Should hriag forward a motion on . . this subject;withOut trespas,ing on the, time of the Court .wi,th nratiy observations, fie had .60 , = thing to say upon the subject which evtry mo ber of that Court did win; well know. Tip.: Act of Parrrament Which Mid been p , assed for the regula tion of the assize c,t bread, itad not been effect i ve, Althoughlthad been passed with the best intentions in the ‘v orld,yet in the statute there were many holes thr o u..o which delf,ignii:g person:s found it easy to escape. 'lye faith was not with the bak.ers ; they , werean irrinstrions class of peopl e , and there wa s no one in the counininity more injured'by !le coil-, hinations u*Uich thou the ILiker. Uis profit, was often less num he Was justly eilitled to. Al though he lia4 lived in the City of London for more than half a century,. vet' he never knew of a baker tilling the offiee of Lord Mayor; or being fined for nut serving the office of Sheriff. He could not, however, say so, much of corn-factors and meal:nen. It was well known that ninny of thiln had made initficnse fortunes. It was they Who often 'combined together for the purpose, he must say, of robbing tre'pnblie. He, therelnre,, thought, an Act of Parliament Should be applied for, inqiosing so:isi:e coercive measures on ihom, 16 prevent such practites. lie then Co:16_1(A A - Iftli a Motion, • " it it'tott*:d be recoamaead to the (curt - ,:f men, t 9 coiriittcv roof i'Vvhe the ( iffere.a Act', the itegutatien trE the' .Is,lat: alit! to ap , Ay for :to ALA of i'lriiantent for satitboliOuting the sittoe iota otot ; .19(1 alio Cita it Comrsiittee h:;.itrapaioted to vowic,:r ,I,e propele,y . of I:Arad:icing it aii,e it,r,Jch Act, conii,t.lhog - the 4.2,,rn,.f iw t o rs, atltt ,N , /:2:31111%,ii i to. 1 . 11100 VeOtk 110 ttle !,rit;es of Cira twoght and s'old lit same nia9ner O wl4 Law ptitetisod with re.,Tt...ct tai the Bakers," 'Mr. HARPER serOncled the motio3, anl was Con vinced, that if the subject was properly iloptired 101:0, minty bad pratiees and obit ;es woutd be Pointeil out railed for a' remedy. PixoN thon i -;ht, that before the court should agree to such a Motion, there should he au inquiry, into the...causes of the pr...sent high price bread. In the course of 'saeh iiit l airy, they would obtain that infiirmation which ;All sensible Men would wish to have before they eame.to a deci sion. They must recollect, that the law which was proposed, would not ortate only for a mo ittent, x aria, therefore, beltiv:! they wished for . a legislative provision, they ought . to take time to consider • the :subject in all its bear ings. He 'had no ohjection to this so!,ject being submitted to a• Committee • tor inquiry but he cohld rult avoid recollecting, that in all the measures hitherto taken for this Ob. ject, more Warm had ' been done than good. had lived:lone,ln ,Lon;on, and eon, versed w.th all desCrip:ions of tradesmen, and found it to be their general opinion, that the at tempt'io force a certain price on ally of the arti cles of trade, was not only contrary to the inte rests of the trade,•but of therpithlie. As to com binations, he was convinced that if corn, or any other comutotlity, was really in plenty, all the art Of wan could not ,lung keep it up at a high Price ; and, on the other louid„ if it were scarce, or likely to bec9lll , C scarce, till the resolutions they could enter inti) would oct make it he soi l , cheap. . Let the commo,lity be what it might, it wits known that those •‘‘. ho sold the best -arti cle at the most moderate terms, were'the most likely to get business; anal, Oct efOre, the common competition for business was sufficient to keep the prices reasonable. In the country, where tto was no assize of bread, he did not find that the inhabitants ‘vished for, Or required, any Nuch re gulation. There was seldom as ve;-y supply of wheat in London, and the Lomion nai(ers were, supplied entirely by millers :11“i menlotell. It will known .that the unusual drought the season .had prevented many itidls ial the neighhonrhood of London front ‘viirk;ng ; but there were tide ;Aids . iii the country « inch were uot touch affect ed by thistause. lie had no doubt hut that the High price of flower in the London m whet ,would soonchase the flour from every county jo land,' and then the price of it 'must be reduced of course. lie thought that it I be the best: Way to leave it to a Conowittee generally to itiquirc.into, the causes of the high ptiee of bread, nod to pre sent their report. Mr. Alderman Woo!) said, that he had felt hint self quite at a l2Ss to conceive hi what manner the worthy Gentleman (Nlr. could make out any case befort& the Court, in drde.. to ground his motion upon, lie ,could not -avoid s‘iving, that lie thought that if any measures v. era a, tvv, they should have originated,in the Court ni wen. It' the Lord Mayor had - chosen to <.all for . the assistance of the Court of Aldernleo opon this sitject a he wai sure that their aish , r - auce would have been . readily grailted. He believed at it was'always the pr.ietice, its times of diiily:oly the Lord -.Mayor to call a Court LI upon tile subject ; y.'t, for the 1..0 .r twenty two weeks, the I..brd Mayor seemed to lw.ve. on sidered this unnecessary , It iniAhLl.l4. gAid that it WaS only on vice onat of the ahund:lHr harvest that we had had that the present jyri. of bread became a subject M 66: called for such an v%3- Inihation. Noo , wly denied ti:e . nor di t i h e believe Lilac there uas alt' disguise about quantity Of wheat or o!' hone in LondoiE. fact was, tinit accottut Of the' unusually dry season, nuti4 wills in , the ,r~ hourhond of London could riot worts but in Suf.: fill}:, in the Isle Of iVight,. and : in other phiees; there ‘yere tide-mills that did Worit i coot were Sending up great.tplantitiesL of fionr . to Loodon. Ile was sure that the high price of, fioor t in the London w.trkct at present wbuld be :the m...irms of bringing up it sufficient sopplv (ono the coon: ry. He•rente.al)ercd, 4 iitt in the Mayoral of Sir JanitiSaatv, z:nu Idag;,trate had endeavomed tti regulare the Of br.!ad by the price Of whedt, but hial found it impo3sihie. t . yll :too ther oce,ision, darin:-4 . the •i,.ayore,itty Sa. T. (11,t.! attention ot• tbe . entr,..., of men ..v 1e called to the i.otbject, Sir W. E.hatis love t it, as his•opini( ( n, ill it the best way would'ue to take avvayt he assi(se of tread .-tito.,,;ether. It ap-, p)arcd to hilt!, that the as•Le rather tended ni crease the price o 1 bread : for although a baker !night nowst.ll under t yet hi Could not (It) it wit hoitt' being branded a aa nuderselier, lie Ahought: the bakers were a most industrions: body. of men, and ve.'y ill used. .`!'hey often gr.:ye brag credit, wit:tout being at liberty, - as other trailesineu do, of adding any thing to the price' :on account of this credit. They were more lizthle to losses than most other tradesmen, 'us he never knew a poor dobtor yet that teas 11 . 6 t indebted to his baker. • If the prirai of .bread were hox to be legalitted by the price of :wheat, lie cOO - that - tht! bakers would b e t k t v . were,Still to follow tucir tra.L.i. A •gry:it dctil of the . wheat which ll;13 SOW at the 'wicket, '.(.'it; not fit to make fine flour from, 'and he lit lieved • that the overages were by no means fairly taken. It tVoiild be full its : jtit to regulate the Deice c,t "d o ib : from the price of zipanish wool, as to regal:de the price offbreadfitrat the 'west:et price of It. was quite absurd to attempt to raiic an outcry'. against one class cif the oculonnaiiy who was tin more in, fault than the re...t. Ilt toe: ly ty:ide tittle were some dishonest ihdividaal,, Ow it was not fair • cnarc ivhuie triiic with cull to rob the pliblie. This was it Very ;“.11:1! . .c lip thouglit the worthy, Genilciwin titiglir not to have made without having any t‘ion for it to state to the Court. 4'Ml that if the Lord iNl.iyor had pei•sisted in Iris is`'stein' for • regulating . the price of bread by that. or wheat, the - pe . iiee of the City tl`r.101(1 11,11'e been Eeri6OSly endangered The tntio..mi. could not have' cOntirtited their trade without loss 00,1 if they hail abandoned it, 11::sich:,.; the d,; ; .„ i ma inconvenience which the public would* have sostaincti, a hue :Ind 'cry. would h.tve beeo ntised against the I)lL'er , i,: which cos:it of them their or at least. tion of their hOusci. 'the bal;e:.s itiott in dust; i,iiis class of tae coannuniry, p the most intrili,Workiogo.i they as cli :.15 by ti : a.,“! yet .it. in-Ant stmed by 040 11101,W, flatiWc:S. th:1: i.el H . !'" of AMU' out Cnni, and that there cot,itl no woultr 'prevent any ~.;ticte consumption from; finding it,: w.t.y into tie.. kit, at fair,price. l i lt it' was Isept back from ; 110 ; ect th4 . t• those who Sent it, s•J‘,.Li 11 Ht . the y Cahill yet for it. tr.. respect to every other commodity. number of Lbhps were to sail from the West .„: ; ; 1 s at the Same tittle . , beet one wai to arrive by act incat sonoer thun the tuners, there was nothing at all. " pis( ill o w owners of that VeS3CI SCititi . y,tilcir . price iii could get for tio.tat in the mark 4. If, .however, they were t o hold theni bud, and not stdl diets, it was evident' they would be th s e Insers Coe It oicr ships ealne .Altliough there inight,bc as web as til e\ Lay other trade, yet stini iibt think it fair or liberal to set lip it etaitiou,.. against, a Whole tiade ror Jae rt,guery of few ilidiVidkl,dS.' It Parliament were In be applied to at. all o l ion the stihjeet, he thought the :ip i ,i.ication slionid beta do away the .assize The loun AlAYon aid , that if the wt.irtley A - 'Hermits had been in 11...! plat..e,. and his twauory had been correct, rceoliected thnt l it; h a d menti o ned the subject. at a Conri or :3.ldcr ruen within firt time that he had stated. *fins' ()pinion which Sir IV. Chirris u id given th a t it W.AS ahSllyS d:0112n,0.13 to) iCterfil! 11 the irices of the necessaries or EL.!, fon' thought it would be very dit!'ly,4l"oo3 Ih`c.w.;tr. yeloov,:: the assizu attoPlitner. It :+o'n ,vo•A tt4 ttiiil ' that tae iniaide and 10. , er o; th : e coilonuniiy luight loch. to 15,10 prdtect tbein't - coin ,i6dsiire a n d imp,,p d (io n , IVorthy AttiLd.,nan Vi'oda) i-.;tated, tlrit isle PatAaica sell nit tlicd. Join• id ti sold flit' best mail;et ,1;711 e. 'this, hoirever,' was al i t Le citse, lie ban made ve ry ( 11.11 v :ent , :Intro!, on this sni/JeLt 0:1 Ole - C,.00010..3„ and partiettlady iii Sidolk, and: ti“,,,e places which had ikaniancotioned, (1 - tut tic that sometime!, .tireetion.t, had been given, not to sell before Chi iri a. is. lie toot :111 t h e hakets who were not concevoed 10 100 IS :'.."4- iisfied with his col - nil - let, and cow:lca:red the Loot i‘ tte l : l l Y a t i t r t 1 ( y )f d i llLgondon as q'i st)lll''.e of t ..t t.: * :11 t l" tithe ' .l ( t prejudice against them. Mr. i1111(111lilit th:tt the °tight to iginated itie C,)tn-I 0 idov 111LO, ellid lie thllllAtit IC %‘';tS ti;4t lint to have ti Lin I+, firit place!. iXC then :1 c0.,;•.e OWtl it;tlier [h.- b.i:,,-.7,1t00t!r1inf . .0,! of 111();:.!itcli, vvho had O;SiZel illtd 1030 Ii3(1 by 111. ' t! ( . :1 3 10711 a: 1011;C ft/Et:Wit:. the cit,ubt:y kv,i illizt 1v 1 ,,*41 pl t Nviic,it i n ~ v,;0“1 criteri(ln i4,r ;.; !• 'lll,e fctiut linl)t,t:ll.ifon UC tr • ~1:,‘1,-;,n,,1 L ' A tha:.• tniit W:411 Ii1;1!;1. Cl)llle,S.SCit 1 710,1‘-' Ire snl'i)rtsen, (Ilion i)Lll..nw att(l KltC i t grett tiny' silecniC (:) Ole Court i() tlecitic s'u['.;ls7 entering Int() any Inv:II; (,!):;:t (ny , . llta reatiy 1 , ,)t.)ket.1 %vitli soLliQ u.tontstizuer.i.,