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MIA Wirt _FA. lotvelirei 4 the Royal Academy. A... the it Nis. elleers la ON proem ezhibitiee an... The Death 4 L.vd Nelree—` 4 The pima of Gearral Wolfe"— ' •• n. Bulls se Lelfeireei'—wed 6, The Rowe, .4 a woomied Sirawali Olkor hem she Tomahawk of' a Nerds Americas LAIN Sae. Re. Oa view every Say from tea UP Imo. Ad millime le. CHARLES SMART, Seeridary. 1 1 We. 14, Newman-street CARUSLE HOUSE ocHom, unarm. rig GENTLEMEN erlucateei et the shave will hold their TWENTY. 11TH ARM VIERSAIir NERVING ow FRIDAY NEXT, the MA lesteat, at the Premieres' Teens. Dimmer to be *a the Tubas it File itTleek. Ilytweatos: 1 sews. MOW, Rowe% Ate. • , T• " 44 " v VIE STRA=S, Smear% d •iti , Onefedemosbeet. . basil ef site Stewards, tbi Seerseary, if* Ihr *I Tame., .r.-414 - thasleimai who may sot have reeelveA a. io dine epee tine steno** will oblige the Stewards lisl ool l n I owoiestiog Ine address to ;he leeretoryouelt eatiesiee belogibtirely astribetabie to the waist Otitis iofiereteiioe. ;a WW•fav onnm-•••• • ••••• - - THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, Nen* SE, se be armed (HIM Illwtt - s es* Opera, MEN MONTROSE • _ 0,, THE CHILDREN or 4-ms Misr. Es of Illassrope, Mr. COOMIN ; Sari of Nieseeith, bonsai ; Asps alsesslay, Mr. Corer; ANs. Nawesist. Mr. Abbott; Capt. Dalgettp, Mr. Nesamese Ma sf Are, Er. adipose • Sir Dusan, Campbell. Mr. llama ei the 1111 st, Me. Yetes. borsht, - 111m. E R111; Asset Lyls, Mies Stitabeas. Altar obi& a Fame with mew Nook) sailed A ROLAND NOS AN ourga. Dr Nark Chase. Mr. nowt; Highlyer, Mr. limn Mr. Ilelhoese, Mr. Abbott; • Fixture, Mr. Emory. Maris Melees% Mies Foote; Ire. lielhorrte, Nisi Bess most ; Mrs. Fitttsre, Mis Gems. levee, 7e.; Ems/ Pelee, be. AL—Pit, Se. //.; Isites4 Price, Is.-0811ery, Its.; Stemed Prise, le.—Upper Gall kr,. le.; Seamed Pewee, id. Os Tlneseday. the Opera erne ecik, with Remiss. Os Sat, Ms Ilseiml Dolma of Henri Chistem• A sew W..d Illeiwarsmsles Romestio will M porisesesi ss Eimer Woodsy. This day is published, prim Is. M. s New EMIR% ASHORT ADDRESS to the Most Reverted sad Reasoroble WILLIAM, LORD PRIMATE sif ALL IRELAND; reoeasussodstery of some amalgam's*, or Moeilasties *Abe Tithes of that Cemstry. With few RessarM is the presort Bum of the Irish Perri. By she Rm. air M. B. DUDLEY. R.A. lods ChoswoMor. sad Per boodory of Ferris, ie Irelood; Pre.. fealty of My; sod &mum of Willlophem, Omobrielgo• shit. Printed for T. Well, is his /tread. This day is psbllebed, peke 7s. is beards,. seve Wise of PrHE CHRISTIAN'S DUTY, fress the a treed Sesepesees ; oessaleint all tbM is eteeemery be hinted sod peseeised is seder to ear merest StheSsien. Is twe Passe z Peet 1. Isheressies• ea Repossess sei • Rey Lik—Pare Devote••• Geir die elects; psesieties Coulbselesa, Praises, Supplications, loteeensioss. sod Thasbayieisiga, is tbispedlees, fee every day is lbe was: CelloSed eel OM. OM eel Ile. Teetwasai, end She Seib/ of Whim sod Sorelostiens, a.. Pristed he T. Ced.ll, in she Lead; sod odd by P. C. sal J. Shiest's, tit. pees aturehyard ; sod HaSebsid sad See, Piccadilly. a. CLARICE'S TRAVELS—OCTAVO EDITION. This dayr is retsina* handsomely ►tinted In eight ads. lihrs. _ and Illasisrmed wish Mom ke. piles 7L 4s. ia bards, tbs fairth Ilditisio, of TRAVELS in GREECE, EGYPT, and the MOLT LAND; ►ri.e this Seared Sense .f the &rued Part of Travels ia tames Gasifier of Europe, Asia, sad Africa. By the Imo Row. E. D. CLARKE, LLD. Printed for T. Cadall, Rimed, Leeds.; aad W. Meek wart, Edinhorgh. Lad by whom will shortly be publis►ed, by the MIN Arils's% TRAVELS tiestagh DENMARK, SWEDEN, LAP LAND, FINLAND, NORWAY, mid RUSSIA; with a Ds/triplets of lb. Clip of St. Pmembergb during lb. Tyresoy of the Emperor Paul; being the sixth amid an tiwar* volume albs Author's Travels, handsomely printed in quarto, wish asmtross Fmgreviuys of Views, Maps, Ste. This day is rublisbod is two wele.deley reite.lla. • owe Eddies sf the H ISTORY of CULTIVATED VEGE. TAIMYR. Illy HENRY PHILLIPS, EH.", Amtber ef" A History of Fruits hews flattest Seitele." le this Work the object One Author bee bees is seeder lb. ketowledile HPlaele esiortaisieg mod reofel, mot eel, to Retemiste. bet be these wbe hare hitherto deeeird it a di& melt sod seiemerenties oriesee. H. hal esdesesured sooortaio of whet C,oestries the Vegetables mew cultivated see setierts, that:Mime weenie of theireeltivatien, cod bow tat Hwy here Is rd by energies, or demeeerated y se. &et} else the various sees made of them by telt Asetemes, Si well se She Ituderes ef differeet Commies. Feldman' foe Heavy Gibers sad C.. Ceedoiteeeet. . - - - . . . • LiWaRIA4 1:411. IIUEXE OF LORI* Mottmair, MARCII IL Their Lordship. met at half peat sieve. o'clock. APPEALS. Ftaittun, Appellant; Macro., Rosprittleaf. The wee an Appeal from the Court of leseime(Seinhad). Mr. Potrieli Robles.* ism board foe the Ikamtitant, aid the Attoroey•Oemeral in reply.—Judgmest postponod. Wiame, Appailloal a Phut... Respeadeat. This was an Apprat from the &Maio. of the Corm of Cleo. eery (Irelated).—Mr. Horne see beard la poet ter the Appel. last.—Pardier srremeot poetpunted. Mr. W..dt.rd, from the Tramery, permitted oundry ac seems, pursuant S. Act of Partianiest....Laild me the table. Mr. Irvin, fit.. she Cssiom-home. psalms! the animal rettinte of the trade and nevicatioa of the United Kimplont. —.Laid se the table. Mr. Jobssooo, from the Ofsee of the Clete, Seeeetory foe Wood, presested a rehire of Irish Growl Jury preeminent, owl eumissiitostotc—Laid oar the tablfe. The Norfolk Gaol Bill and the tetra of Waltellidd Gas Light Bill, were read a third time, and passed. CIVIL LIST. The Earl of LIVERPOOI• laid on the table, le paressede of the address to his Majesty moved by Lord Riot es a former sight, a return of the several Ambassadors appointed to (indigo cosmetics in the year 1791, wit► their games; and also a mons of • similar omens from that period up to the present time; and a resent of all places abolished seder the Act of the 57th of the Nte King, %lib the hideosity glees to permits who held them. The Malt Ditty Repeal Bill west through a Committee, and was reported without any sesendrnent. REGISTERING OF DEEDS (IRELAND). The Earl of BLESINTON moved the second reeding of the Bill for the better regulating the registratios of deeds in Ireland. He nodershaol that the object of this Bill was nisch mistimes oat of doors, parlienlerly is Ireland, where it was comeidoed t►at it mould throw dolleu!ty in the way ▪ registensg deeds; the fact was the reverse, for the Bill west to facilitate t►e registry of deeds. His attentive had bees horologist to the Acts of the 6th and 6th of Queen Anus us the subject, sad he found from the,. that a p.r.on (mem. ling • deed must gu before a Master of Chancrry in this coostry, mid have • certiacele of the exemption of the deed eueluood ass It, sad then it was to be trasessittml to Ireland, to be registered. This was lials'e to risk mid Imposition. The prima Bill proposed that the deeds should he regis toed is this Country, red the memorial transmitted to Ire land, to be Ow registered there, which would obviate the evil to be appeelimided, as the existing law wee. He under stood a Nobles and Learned Lord (Redesdale), thew shiest, intended to oppose tee Bill. When Ile beard his objections in the Committee us the Bill he hoped be would be able to answer them sat isf.ctorily. The LORD CHANCELLOR said be was instructed by the Noble nod Litanies! Lord who had been alluded to by the Noble Earl, to say that it wee hie intestines to oppose the Bill in every stage, as lie cossidered a short amendment to the Acts of Queer Arne would ■saw r the purpose of the Bill mulc► bitter. The Bill ow she. read a second time, ■nd ordered to he misiersitteriolll Friday arm. Mr. Irving, from the Custom House, prearsted • quarterly return of the quitstiiy of Batter and Chimps imporiird iatr Great Britain bum Cbtl•Illiall 1816, up to the presort period. —Laid or She istilr. Mr. Swish prevented the eighth Report of the Cotan►lu- shower* of Bonds and Bridge. is the Highlauds rf liemlard. —L•u! n ibe table. Adjourood. HOUSE OF COMMONS, MOIDAY, lemma !S. Mr. WILSON prerelied it° Prtition frost rrrtaia Corer al *admits we Ow Cs ty at Lamlela, eati ai r sitatrable balder• of &reign rota. either 00 Sleet, owe aseeoat or as eoos•ga.re, • 'itch was drily seffrriair • depersaiii••; sod the, rayed the Farhat/trot to take seek steps es they Night atm at for their relief —Ordered to be primed. • 'CRIMINAL LAW. M►. WARRE prerroted s Petitioe from the lebeheleete This ilsy is palblished, is limo. a Stereotype Editions, voice bs. 64. hosed, of THE NEW WHOLE DU l'Y of MAN; containing the Faith as well sa Peoctlee of a ChrU. lion mule easy for the practice of the preaut age, as the Old While Duly of Man was designed fur those ashappy times in which It war souses, and supplying the Articles of the Christina Faith, which are want* in that Bosh, though es. usually necessary to Gainsays ; with Devotioas proper fur several occasions. •.• This gestiine Edition is published by the sasctios of is Majesty's Limas, grassed to W. Brat ; sad, to prevent impositios, bibs his gl:rest ere iss the bark of the Title.page. Ales may be kid, as edition in velar.), it • larger type, wish a Help to the illeadiag of the Holy guipure,; pries Vs. Piloted for W. Best, at the Cues Area Paterseeteraire ; R. Cued J. Rivisettot ; Seateberd cud Letterman; Long man. awl Cu;Baynes sod Sea • i H. T. Hodgson ; J. Moir. sae; J. Rect;erdome ; J. M. Richoraleies ; J. Bo o th; Bairl ws and Co. ; T. Handles; Hhererued sod Co. ; E. E. warde• G. sod W. B. Whittaker ; sod Sioirkto *ad Of whom nose he bad. sigeed is the same mune,. The NRIV WEEkS PREPARATION for • worthy Re.. rely*/ of SW Lord's Pepper; prate la 11141. booed, mid Isle Paper Is. Ott April Ist will be published, price As. Sd. ELECTOIts' EM Evl lilt ANCER ; or, a tan DE in th e VOTFS o f rash IMPAIRER a she House OF COMMONS, IN THE PRESENT PAR LIAMENT: gissue an amnia( of the paltering' conduct of tech Mewls. ; with geueral Obseresiiume, he. he. A similar wusk bee been published to France, and has ban teemd .f g.cat utility. H. The Impose of the Prewnt Adwisietralion, Its n Pao. etikt entitled THE STATE OF THE NATION in net. Usitier the Four Depsettneues--Forance, Vertigo !Walkout, Home Deputing:it, Colusties, &e. Hr. Heitswasioneo Powsphlet ow the pretest Slate of the Police. IV. A Def met of Vegetable Regimes. showing that am were MK 1 0 1 1110 est Animal Food, V. Mr. Heathlteld's Übservssitree ea the Dein, Apter,- niktfre. Trade, at. VI. Sir H . Kraell's History of the Penal Laws agaisst the Ca/holies to Ike Homo. (Noe out of Print) .Vai. Us she C entreversy between Lord Byres and Mr. •"1“. "'Wire to Pops sad Puelry• ,All t 4 shove are prised in the PAMPHLETPER. I IXIX. whirls is plibti•lied Qeseteety, sad n coeds the P 111 1 111 ,610 4.f Hoc ear .et lawns 1; , 4. eaeh.—The week is " " 4.1 " 1 1 termed for Clubs, &wet tug, awe lartinstioria. .2,_by Lome. sod Ce ; blieennwl and Ce. • bienplcia ; Mar t, Perhery, Allen, sad Ce.; W. Carped I *so all hg ee k sit i eva. h e • general ortherwollhere may 11, "41 411 IN brazils we in oaathers. _ _! LONDON, TUESDAY, MARCH 26, of Taint.% well.; • reelalit shoo erlintal leres.+ol;.- dewed is lie en tit libis. HaNnt *K at Mr. DWIGHT prelkeerd • Snots. inn *hp rebibiteids of Iledaisetw, fra Bodweesalalk Pritykst Ihel Me nesse yenta tabs lb. ease et MN lien Milo Wok esenidention He wished to NOW that ire derweiered Mere. Pat le the 'rant s s i tsa Is Wend • feel ♦ It kb 'duty to sappers the asis • One Incserside Magnet (Mr Prawns Perverts), which .is nasals en is tis'eearse wedt,Oniseird to he print* mauctivrineki. Oistitait Lord G. BOP RIMEI possentl s Paid.. kin wenn Owners sad Onepirrs Lt e l: Ilkommelillitee. pimple meow relief I. ariceliese. preyed • WM wenn en downs of lazes, and pretedine agates. iserlgs an. ' Mr. BIRCH wished to tees that oppernally of that ruiners were Wheat Illat IS was the leasseise al i k et Agricultural Committee to Weiss the Gowersweet to a ewe if awns Is she perstare of core, nib. view Vite relief of ells agriculturist., Me *weld en Mee osier into the .evens or 'whey sand itlimenre,:lhit splashing awn rally, he west arpeMw arty nieline se the part of the se esiheeiess to wok. fee relief by hey Ortalonl wwww. The only 'Meisel wane wire •osill ionise inseam minutiae. Mr. CALCIAFT thee& his ilea, Prima (Mr. Meth) should have 'Waned frost an &lack 'Poi she speieel turin.. The very noel each his Hoe. Frnad had wean weeded, namely, • Newlin of Ines, was din to which they leaked for retie; sod h. Who nslghtily pigeon le ors .Lord d the Tresses, proem a Petition rissisedirsg • redo.. lion of tans. If arty ChM, Of won would propose to raise prices by artificial nesse, he (Mr. Calera') would disclaim both dire sad their policy; but be should always es snag with these who strain rata by MTh of a annealed ten. ties. Mr. BIRCH espialeed. He did est nose Is east say rellewin upon the Peisiiebile, bet he took An opportunity to protest aisles. what he euesidered she relish remedy pro. posed by a part of the Connotes up slain Mr THOMAS LETH BRIDGE rapeseed a hope that the Noble Lord (Lord Sossenet) would seppert she prayer of the Petition, sad that he world be Mined by his fanners is once. He was really surprised thas a naretion eistseh wait impeelasee was regarded with se such ledifferases by the Gnomons". Lard GP ANVILLE SOMERSET mid, that be fill it to be Ise defy to present the Petiteee of hie sesentusle, in or der that the allessiiwes sod wryer which at usisised might receive dee emmislendiets ; bet at the sense lime be skald ell perform his duty se • Member el Parliament, like did net opus that, as well Se epos all questioes, reserve to himself the right of energising Ms owe jeriesses4 The Perinea was thee sedum' to be referred to the Agri cultural Cummume. SEDITIOUS MEETINGS BILL. Mr. DENISON rearmed the messed readies of ditiese Mettles Ball Is the likh April. TRADE WITH CANADA. Mr. WILMOT presented • Pebble, from eorteis &sus rendleg at Greeeoek, who traded with Crisis, praying the restowal ef the resirleiseess es leads. COUNTY RATE. Mr. W. WILUAIIS mewed fee assesses elf the emerge of cock Parish is the Cluny of Middleers, made et the Mau. tee Susie's, fee eke wpm* of (*Unties the assay Mites. • Mr. CHARLIE WYNN objected to the genies Is cos =:ll.Ai there holes more gives Adam public or pi . ..five., If IMNiete • wersuelet fee did shithe, meshd best proceed frees see of the Cutely Members. Mr. W. WILLIAMS said be had gives • stance of the motion to an official Geniuses is that Howe, sad so jectios was made ; aid as fur coastline( the Members fur the Candy of Misid**es, he New se mere secessity for It Huts for giving Mews settee of may 111614/11111 i. which the Cooney of Middlents, I. semmes what every esesty 1. Ear land, was coseersed. Mr. WYNN persisted is his immeshing to the motion, and said, if she HeessorshkGeetlessee (Mr. Williams) did set peetpose it meow Mine period, be should move the preens. qweelies. Mr. W ILLIAMS said theme, reruns had bees medium' fross other counties, aisd be sew so reams to Seduce his to postpone his motion. Streeter* were thee ordered to withdraw, vibes Dr. LUSH iNcToN mid he thought it rather strange that Gentlemen opposite should deride the Howse without statist a simile reams wise the mediae should sot be acceded to. Sir N. RIDLEY said theevil which she prudes-tier of them papers was mean to investigate was admitted no exist; aid it was esetewhat eternising that es a mere matter of form the prodection of such insportast paper should he post posed. Mr. WILMOT said, the existence of the evil wee a mere sutler of opinius ; and it worst be presumed, if it wee. Neurally admitted to exist, the Members fee Middlesex would have moved fur these papers. Mr. WYNN said dist manes were nude ever, day of that description without any notice, which was weeded ebb the greatest jeconven timer •' and he mem my, If such a so flu were made respecting Iltwetglimeruhire, he Auld feel it dee, is courtesy to hint, to receive • runes settee. Mr. ELLICE said his Hoe. FAUN. (Mr. Williams) had communicated hie inestiou a week age to as official Gee tkman, and so ebjectios was made. And as to the Nem bees (or the cossety, if there were say complaint of • wait of courtesy, that would best proceed from arm. Me. WILLIAMS said be was sure if his Hon. Friends the Members for Morkikees were as the Hume they would sup. pert his moties. sod as he had gives sul l enest shier, he hoped the Right 11011 Geniuses (Mr. Wynn) would sit persevere in hos opposition. The minus for the previous soesties was thee withdraws, sad she somas rug producing the rpm was agreed to. Me. HEA nicarE prerested • Pethlos frees See shoe. seed Owens sad Occupiers of pod i• the Canty of Lis. ride, preying some relief is agnasitere.—Ordered is he primed. CAPTAIN ROMEO. Lord JoHN Itusseu. rose to present a Petition from an tudivihual who had appeared more than once before them to demand justice. That indivi dual was Coptaits Francis Romeo, and he wished to take that oppontunity of inaksti;s a few remarks upon his claims to thep attention. The early history of that gentleman was, that he was a native of Calabria, where he inherited u patrimony, but way forced to serve as a private soldier, and afterwards as surgeon, isi the army of Murat. However, with that part of his history she (louse had little do. The period rat which Isis history claimed the attention of the House was in 1808, when Ise was employed in Sicily by the Representatives of the English Go vernment its a most delicate and important office. At that period the Queen of Sicily was endeavour ing to subvert the English power in that country, and the individual who was then their petitioner was employed to counteract her plans. It er ne ge .. nerally admitted that the services he performed were of the most important nature ; indeed, so im portant as to enable Lord Was. Beritinck, then in command, with she aid of other British officers, to establish British, preponderance iu Sicily. Captain Romeo was then promised high rank ia the army, and always appeared its British uniform. However, in 1816, the Sicilian Minister was restored, to frus trate whose derigns Captain Rodeo had been cu. . gigged; arid shortly after he wog seised-err th• mutts or Narita) with a British niefoess se his beck, peespott in his OW**. sod toms. fl to Alcamo** in Egypt. It bed brae sailed that be had ottempted to recipe from trial, but ha was in posseisies of errtilicatte to peeve Met hoses transported ley the Neapolitan Ciermansusest. and be attributed the peessestire that Ave iwdiaesd se bias to the sereieen he had ,peefonsied to the Bestalb slay. Tim Noble Ltitd 'banreed somesessillniese *wed by Lard With* linetisek, fienefal leeihb Issm4 and Liiretnenetkettoerat Comph•44 is it wpm that Captain Roam bed peofeessed ponem minim to the English Goveniliesoli end phase beam persecuted us that omelet. The point them to which be webs/ en call the attention of the WOW of Coalmen wes.ti is. ebetase it IM; ihnS sea* who (it was odasitted) bed asdb serve* sho o boys/wed( at, lbeetossiii if London. The Pinkies *witty 044 her tbe ventenstion of a entails docareseet in the peens. lies oldie , soothe Colossal geporimesseas& • dressed by Gesteraltempbell to the nglialb Geese'. spent. He now wished to call the Weenies .1" the lion* to the everts which bed lately token place is Italy. It was well known that up 10 1813 it was the policy of England to unite as madly of the Govern. mews on the Continent as peesible against the to. cresols( power bf the Emperee of Frame. No pew or expetiie were spared to induct *trios, na tions to shake off his yoke, and to none more thee to Italy. The goverumeut which Boosperie bed establothel in Italy, sithoogh despotic, possessed suety advantages ; it gave great eacoureseineut to the 'universities to promote science sod literature. and was iu many respects calculated to reanimate the dust of Italy ; but numbers of persons hating despotism, assisted to effect what was called the li. Western of Italy. After the object we accom plished, and the persons who had so succesefulty exerted themselves elpected the reward of their labelers. 'Wry were told by the Noble Lord (Lord Was. Bestinck). es be enderstood, that althinigh liberty *as very proper in Englaud, it was stet et It for other countries. Now, if that statement were unheeded, the Noble Lord would have ale tappet. tusity df correcting hint. Eacept ids the case of the Jesuits, education was prohibited • school. of aid teal instruction, which had been :et etr. were NlP pressed. to the country of Villa Franca. seer Nice, there were things done of which the wrest governmeot could not before have been Moe. posed ap.bk. Every attempt wts made I. re. store . riesiety to the clerking* of the middle ages. In the Sardinian States there were three pens ii arrested and Convicted or being seta APO Statics ids favour of coostitational systems. They were doomed to the galley for life, on oedema of their osteeisios iftelierfities to the side of civil liberty. The Marquis a subject of the Pope (and when be said that be would rested the House that the 'objects of the Pope were in feet subjects of the Austrian Govern ment). was condemned to tlesth for a•better reasson, which sentence was graciously commuted fist ten yews severe itopnsoninetit, spent in a solitary cell of ao Aestriso denateon, without tbe use of pea, ink, or piper, sad with the liberty of half en hoer's walk every day for air and exercise. Such was the treatment of a subject of the Pope..-a young man of family and fortune, with an interest ing wife and Iwo small children. There was no place left fur the liberal politicians to hide their beide from the persecution of that alliance, blow. phemously calling itself Holy. There was no guarantee for the violated rights of Italy. He was swore Oat their liberties were by agreement to have beta regulated by those principles which were thought best to agree with Ike balance of power ; bet he knew nothing which could justify Befriend in aiding that alliance ' to check the advance of eivi beanie°, and to make freemen abjure the 'pied of liberty, and renounce those views of regeneration to the realisation of which they had made such wee approaches. Mr. WILK*, felt it to be his duty to explain the case of the Petition, but a considerable difficulty ley iu his way as to determining the object of the motion The observations of the Noble Lord did not seem to have any immediate velamey to the case. It was never cootended that the Petitioote had rendered no service to the British Clevenueent, but that for whatever service he hied rendered be received a due reward. He was acting in the affairs to which his Petition referred as a sabordiaate agent. His Petition. aud those who supported it, re. presented him as being a chief party. There was great difference between the claims of rewards in the two cases. He bad been appointed Cepheid in a Calabrese corps, which was never embodied. He received the pay and ether gratuities which were promised to the officers. There was no claim put in by him which ought not to he considered fully compeosoted. except that which he made for losses from the hostility of the Neapolitan Government. This, however. was not on account of service rendered to Great [basin, but for souse share which the Neapolitan Government 'liege(' hint to have had in certain conspiracies sgatuat their authority, with which the British file vernineat could of course have nothing to do. As annuity had been switched him of 501. but not for life. Ile had no claim to so large a reward. It hod. at his own request. been counseled for 3001. which could not be considered as • very unsatisfactory es. vintage. The pompon which had been refused to him was one which could sot properly be given so any foreigner. He had been treated throughout in the most liberal manner. Sir J. Al SC I N Tose considered the Petition so DO appeal to the honour awl generosity of the Bntish Government, on behalf of our who bad rendered them services which hed been inadequately remu nerated. He disliked INs- attempt of the Hon. Geotlensau to toodervidlik three Deniers, en the ground of their having boa rendered sot is a pear opal but • subordidete opacity. If Captains Romeo contributed in' any degree to protect the tinny against the plots of pretended friends sod Pans , 74* . veal esemies is Sicily. his elitism must be well Ilmodeds As to the merits oohs *vivito% Clan. &aims heed by his able service of the Doltish army deems mo bisnaelf the Otinoot herlignotlen of sbr. irilotemasimat lif Naples. The Hon. Gerstirmaii =Naar very welt that she Otireraibeat ail' ~faplet, whom he doseribed es enteiteitung iv eirseitsent staileat iffiniteki, vitro in fiet tea mita' peewee that, i t apes fraud. Mad shower V it. ~Wes of the Drltigh aril l 4 frho were geon.ot..l by Capt. Roma ?rase bites 'rig tie Weed of &e t re to the ' , much. Wait witettly of the Offveramoot i i' a rest and minion to speak of 544 a yew llbe • s t time so a doe feramirration rut swim a gollant !MOM army froto the statist dope of fosielfh treschrry ? The Hoe Geoff,- mew avid the HOW* had to choose whether *lf onsed take the themes", aCapteist Roam. fru * .- 1 411081IPPitittlro *haft he had ball.d. aho woes r llinieValers in Maple% or from the embrace given both at the time, and offer Bill time for deliMent ties; by three pliant and Hon. Olken emit:tootl ing in the diilith arthy. There was not so assembly in the world where the two pieces of testimony would he held on en e4usl footing, if the es &moo, bf the Hat Gentleman were entirely opposed to she description given or them at the time in the dispatches of Lord Beatinek, who Considered Inas entitled to the best thsukti and the reward of the British G meat. The evidence of Cameral Maitland wet no Pets strong in his favour. who said, that he could net have detected the conspiracy of the open frieeds and were! enemies of the Brilials army hod it not been felt the Obillleeee of Capt. Ro meo. Oen. Campbell tesOlhd MI has st /ly that credit; but to entertain th e promoihillo 'a . me m sent in a British Hoes, of Csmitiotor Moo. estrous. Government ought to give i mote ade quate reeved. He said that he was persecuted by the Neapolitan Government forhie services to Eng. load. The Governors of Naples denied this; but what proof was there of it ? What but moral proof of the improbability of it could be had on either side. A Committee of the House might, in deed, discover enough of the troth by their inqui ries to redone it near enough to certainty. in the mean time let it be recollected Captai n Romeo had iocareed sentence of elide. ' Whatever larks he might heve incurred before, moot be aggravated by perpetual banishmeut from his own country. There the raters were his emillrmod ewernies. because be had acted es the friend of Ragland. He appealed to the hboOur and geserasity of the House and the Governattrot, if one who had suffered so much for them ought to be left ender the pressure of such accumulated hardships, without even the prospect of relief. Mr. Gientonaw contended that Captain Renee had moshreel fell compensatioa, which was seitiriOl oa the fullest consideration of his in comparison with • great number of similar claims put iu to the Government after the conclusion of the war. They were obliged to shape his remuneration with proper observance of his subordinate rank, lest the value of the rewards to pnneipsl mows ohould be low ered. He had received his pay while he coutineed with the British army; and as to his services, those who paid him had a right, as in the coat of all other officers, to whatever service he could render them. Some considerable time after he brought in • bill for losses he had sustained while serving the British army, and that eta period so distant, that it became impossible to make the necessary M. privies of the officers under whom he proffered to hove done these services, sod who were of coarse the best judges of his conduct. It was one proof spinet hts claim.. that they had not thought it right to pay him the 2,5001. which he professed to have lest is serving them. When his case was last con sidered, it was agreed to commutate his annuity for 3001. • measure which he (Mr. Goulburii) kid advised, and he thought that there would be no difficulty iu granting Captain Romeo the passport which he asked ; but he claimed a passport of that kind which was never given but to a Britia:s subject. He aught to hove known that it was im possible for Government to accede to his request, or at least it was his business to have stiptitated for the sort of passport he wished, before he took the 3001., or else have resigned the 3001. and require his snottily to be restored. Instead of that, he de clined the passport offered to him to proceed to Malta, and also one to proceed to Spain, though be had mentioned that as one of the places he would prefer fee his retreat The case was certainly not entitled to the farther consideration of the Horne. He rested his opinion on that of S r W. A•Court, who did not believe that Captaim Romeo lost his property by serving the Britlet seamy, hut for certain practices, which Sty W. A'Court recited in his letter., in hostility to the Government of Naples. Sir R. Wit.son rose to contend against the pria elide that any officer in the army was bound to do whatever services might be p.:iiiited out to him, or might come in his way. Mr. Gout.sunn explained his meaning to Lava been for military service., such as those tor whiun as officer. by accepting a commission. engaged. Sir R. WILSoII was satisfied with the explana tion: With respect to the Petition, it did *ppm that 'eventl persons were tried, convicted, and put le death, for treasons detected by Captain Romeo. The question was, would they have thought at the time 3001. too teach or enough for such • service..-: or would they, rather than pay more. have gone wittr: out the information ? He complained of the enor mities of the Aquarian oppressions in the States de Italy. 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