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• . . ~ . , • , .. ..._ • . • • . licifibtisideied hiniselfttnder the neiessity of aelinz in the liuttnone -Isla Which he had before atted without any particular v 'ritY Or oblig at i on ; and Mr. White riot havi ng h ear d of . plactherit of Privy Seal till 'after the examination tli.ir took e before the C ommissioners of Naval Inquiry, and having estived no direilions either from Mr. Trotter Or dhy Other person since the Y ear 179 z or 1793, has not from that period taken any steps hatever relative to the subject ; but adds, Ike tents due may he no w recovered ; and Mr. Trotter w as bet ablecee to recollect any debts due to the late Mr. Adam lel 1i that he considered as recoverable. ' Your C Ommittee, duty considering the reference under which their powers are derived, have not telt thentsclves at liberty to come to any specific resolutions on the merits of .the several transadions which have been the subjeds o f their tlutyinquiry; they havedeemed it even more consistent with their , to abst a i n f rom observations which might seem to Convey a judgment upon any of the points in questicin. They have encleavoured to give the !louse a correa sum , arY of the material parts of the evidence, confining their re atiq n riCily within the limits of explanation ; l eav i ng the , P or n of the c onclusions to he deduced th ere f rom altogether to the wis- House: -btu have thought it right to annex, in tolleTi Appendix, the whole of the evidence taken before them ; t. sieenng tilis.coorse of proceeding, under all the cireurn ncFN as likely to prove more satislakaory to the House, i,..._ i t thgY flat omitted those parts, which, upon a minute riCW, they might have thouglivnot immediately relevant to Paroi"goblet! of inquiry ; trusting, that if in any instance the nation should appear to hare exceeded the strict line of -eveoigation prescribed to them, it will be attributed to the &site they have lit to execute, in the fullest 'manner, the I_ql4;Y intrusted to them by the iluuse. --"'.-___- IMP ER 14L PAIL 1 . IE I MUSE OF PEERS. FRIDAY, MAY 31. .I.ltrailers were foil idinitted for a considerable time. ‘Vlsen craiterail the !louse we found it in It Committee of tne g '44l , le . ~.I . 4rd 'WA LSI NOM Al 4 in the Chair, on the Ch.lrees ;1 14 , Ti L. t mr. 'twice Fox. 'Elie Learned Jude,: was seated in a 1 ,,,,, - tiactatv the liar- Mr.•ADAit and Mr. NOWLAN appear. 7 ilShis ”titCounsel, and Mr. Robett.t.v as Co unse l f o r t h e io4 ers. t„ l k ilt Clerk Wet thedicading the Address formerly moved 'Tillie MareltliS ot A alitCO,Rn for the removal of the 'mtge. te"1i10 Petitions presented against 4iiin, all of which had ,Otto PreYin tilaY Prdered to' be, rcterred to the Committee. n't he'lebd concluded, Mr Rota ii.t..y was about to open chArgesag•ainst Mr. I ustke Fox, ‘o lien I.TIt. Abate en-god le iv e to a d dress ' their Lordships upon a .Mary point, winch h e consittered of Emit importance. 114roceede to adve t to the alterations w hi c h had been . ' tl, anti the additions whiLle had been Made to, the t"7l/i against A ir. 'libelee Fox since they were originally , 1 1 4 : 1 7t i t , i t lf the List Session ,and concluded, by pea' Ylmg in 111.40, ! tk ltigl4o, that vicar Lordshipb would grailt to him 11 co the Proceedings upon which such alterations . And '''!"loirtetits were inade, or in other words, a Copy of the vkle nct t k r . llzne ; 4 en before the close Committee relative to this es, whit!) IA a considerable tone during this Session. f4,ritesl were ordered to withdraw ; after which the pro. ultta Yof-gratiting the to nest made by Mr. Adams was (Us ised. at constderanle length. dire': Gaxbivitte moved that the Chairman should be i ou Cato move -toe [louse to revive the Committee relative th;;:itstiCe hox, with an instruction to report to the House ih, t , t l il 0 0 taken before them touching that matter, T lit ifs . • 1104 1 . 411 11 ' 1 4e h a in order CO lintiltlniCated to Mr. fustice Fox and to the Lad 1, 4 ogrt exANcettott, Lord HAWKILSIIInt.Y. and . . proptietuLeit Alit, expressed considerable doubts as to the orint' 01 .agreeing to such a Motion consistently with et . , tadcir?r, thir:lloose, altnougll they allowed the request . Left c, " .. ell4 t !tni Me lustier Fox to be very reasonable.. 144,d that vet,tx contended, that substantial justi c e re- Lori I " tile prayer nude on behalf of Mr. justice lox ' • to4iiteri,g4sol44, even though to do so might not be stritily .. : Lo A g with the forms of the (louse. for f a,ttexte ND in urge r t • the main question open q rt h er i . , , ri) l eave ... . . • h,,,,l,6,ctusion, moved to leave out the wont,. UM' hatingNl 1 --.. , opy of the ft • port was to be communicated e. ustice F '.. Aft er 4 • "X. th at 1. win further c onversation it was at length agreed, •• . to, iny ne tt hair t he point time Chair without coming ' t Hbo t ecisi " 0 0 the point then in discussion• Tile IN ordf•lAlig accofdinKly left the Chair, and tile Committee • T k t Ire , It i ) hit agiot oil Wednesday next. ~_ .. 41 t11)4 '' h rs of : • th e .t Ntv c, ic Nlt It AL, And several.other Members _ 1 1 41 . ; vynikseol Commons, brow oil the Stipendi.ry c orates' foilt;, t .wis 'cad a first time and orcicrecito be printed.- 4 tat Wednesday atext.' ............--- i • ilotlsE oF COMMQNS. ..-, heti. Writ ' . ?irk..., . was ordered for Shrewsbury k 4. ,t.. t *arty, deceased. . in the room of tug)li t ,;;!;. rr!st a a preseineit an Estimate of the. Expences o of 00,"40 'a Harbour on the north side o f t h e Hil t _th, I elan.t...-Ordered to he on the " wnio c hi l(Cpo rt 4 ,1 the (;ommittee oil the South Lambeth "Or 'Yorke air, ' • th at .142 !tol•ikY maintained the necessity of the measure, 23 NV: " 1 . 4 uld now get water only from the London Com- IttritiZgef reiulations perhaps 'melt enoug h d art of its gre pted to it le nt ~';', viiirlti It die not contain a twentiet h p z, _ aris es. and e Pu.lololl. There were he said, four nr. five P t with itrate4rtnitn bet of new streets l et this time ontornlshe! Ti o i t b l e 1 1 1 , 1 to remedy '' the aeledt, hc pro . • After Akem into consideration on Wednesday Ilex_ _ _ Dwi, P tha t t the Re. "li i , c ,,, a 41(114 Co nversatio n on the subjett. Mr. It . A L to con. iahr'mld attAniendrnent, that the Report be taken t l e O e ._ _ l , 11 /ti v i sio t in n on this day three months ; which vvaa oßyteer:(.l7:„.: it•Attlihyvhen the numbers appeared for the Ai Luigi". Th..k.l. it O-Maiority 4z ikon apt versitrAtivowsons 11111 was ordered to ebe4.reoat,lka -11/44ntElti,e, th is day might, to ,which !:lay wer e also ttidin 7.‘.'olllllittt t?r) the Isle of Man Bill, and the • o.ot toe,lnsii Wiwow Duty Bill. . . thnelLtrish Customs and Excise Duty Bill was read a third 14, Passed, 404 t!vaelasori obtained lecve to bring in a Bill for the 'oho, "Nation el the Office of Coretnissioners of C In a I , the Commis sikers .1-ernmittee on the Trish Paving Bill, . 1 , n d The hil l were appointed by narne, the Report receive,. , 04 the b, l to be primed, as amended. bithroi7 ad,oiloo of Mr. Hosx testi/sr a Bill was ordered to itwoil„'lt 10, on the o . ...esoititioi.s of ' the Committee on the heirs. r,!skeaing the Loyalty Loan.. • ssed. Th e 1),1111,1•1v141‘ boxy hill was read a third time and .(c4com. *lilted t o , itt Police bill was read a third time, An A.c., ...r Wednesday. a next he al.Z71141(1 1 t osk Isso o gave notice that on tVerlnei-aY - • . l Loa rye 4 11 7 4 f.°r the several Petitioils relative to the 1, 4 ,,,, ,ing referred to a ommittee. 11/14,4.1\kt Ole A lot HAmf t , roN deferred his Motion for the o l'ltor'cg."ltl,le Committee being taken into consideration, I eolo4a:ct,ne kith of lune nux. ettitet,,,'„,*??/1 postponed his Motion belt 1 '''t martial upon VI '- I Sir Thomas l ) ock"nn • mg Id before the Ho ' "" ' for the proceedinp itse to this day w eek, h rea so ns for doing so tbrott.te;o"tAork?vs,l.l.ggested whether, it the .4 roier to 930 alb, ~ sierY heOloue nature, it would not 1c P I i enknel w it. I Motion. 41411 -44 kest " ctnb ,511 red the llouse, that if he had not the Orecttdintrounds :of dirlappro;iiition, he should not adopt the stitlttporiti.he retain to Ins/um, - and added, that heonty ter It k ti °W 2 t the itre . t ' of His Mak,slV3 prime Woo wished for t turthlier time t op r. iik L tai A to inquire iiito the ho‘, I Bio ~,,i )4 E 4 ik .13tOlight up the Reports of .t -e Audi. L.-di Nitevera the Not Horse Duty I- arming Bill ; "rut rt All 4 th....,./ read and a r.ed ,Ittr, r ,141 time oti Weri g r: ir (11 411 ' d the Bills ordered to he fhtitttly breught it'sf 4Yit. i • c into the re. I 41)), 4111 it 4 of Pit b lie O l f i lit. 4 . e i h ill i to tbtitl 114, t : 1.1 „iett Was read first,san' il ro r rtie l reci to he read a 4 e " WealleStta IteXt eq, 1 • Y- . n o 9 l, ll a r ild the Abases, r the fi -, Ltf4 tt 4e C:111UPOR.1) CrIQVCd, that there be laid %. thi s c„ u ll't Ap account of the Efreetive lorce o lay, 18 "t rY at home and abroad, On the tst of t it ' °S ; also An sceoun t of the n ~ ‘)Y the Add' ' - . of umber of Men 4 notr. v. . ttinnal ll.iree 13111, front the Ist With irli; Ln olo 10 the 4,,tti of April, • 1865, togv the: I kiti c , to „nurnber of MeR raised by the ordinary s t h "l the' Akt,.e,cll)‘tih. Also ofthe c ase altieit at homes .e r t. --Otros re . ~ . . tne-ht,t f u .‘ stnii ties from b °reign ~tatitanar fi s it four 1144116 ....Which were agreed. to. lh P "" gab' ' * • li t 4 n ut Of his intention; lion 14 Were . as soon as t r , l ' , 4,lkin them. t'inftulle. Table, of grnoncling IL .111 „. . . r^l-1(14y neXt should be convni. "Quid ,i„ " villlttig to inure it then ; but if not, Y 113 - 4$ 400 A 43 pObbible. !? Mr. Vit . :is d ppror of any question of sorbs importance being agitated in the 'min of tin' text Week. Colonel CkAUTUP.b then deferred his Mot l itin to ThOrsday se'ntiight. Sir Wm. DOLaßtr, in consequence of the clecreaS. ing state of the growing Oak Timber in this Coon. try, and the very increasing &Mulct there was for it, said he had long thought it necessary to oblige every planter to make Oak Timber a certain portion of his plantation, and for that purpose moved that a Committee be appointed to take into consideration the present growing state of the Oak Timber of this Country. Mr. Arxtrts seconded the Motion. Mr. PITT Objeaell to it to as not likely to lead to any important consequences, and tending to violate the rights of private property. Sir Wm:Dousati replied, that the same objedion would he applicable to all Enclosing and other Bills, in which the Public was to partake o`f the advan. tnges ; and he thought it would be important to di* Public, and not disadvantageous to the individual, if the latter should be obliged to plant with Oak one acre out of fifty . Sir Wm. ELFORD spoke against the motion. Admiral MARKAIAM thought the subjed of the motion to be of the most serious importance, and one tivhich , if not adopted now, should be taken up on a much more enlarged scale at a future time. The present situation of the Royal Forests required some such subsidiary measure, and some limitation to be made to the use of British Oaks in other Ships except those of tha Royal Navy. The Motion was negatived. Mr. H. LASCELCES expressed his regret at not seeing an Hon, Gent. (Mr. Wit tratteisci) in his place, as he wished to explain, that when he yes. terday gave notice of his intention to bring forward a,Motion on that part of the Tenth Report which related 'to a Right Hon. Gentleman (Mr. PITT) day before that signified by the Right Hon. Gentle. man alluded to, tie had not in contemplation the ad journment fur the Holidays. He wished it to be under,tood, that he did not intend to persist in his Motion, but would also apprise the House, that if, in the Resolutions, meant to be proposed by Mr. WHITBREAD ' there should he any thing Of a crimmattng nature, counter Resolutions would be prep a re t l,. and if no other person should think proper to come forward, he would himself under. rake that duty. Mr. PITT moved the Order of , the Day for taking into consideration the Report of the Com. mittee on the Message of the House of I...)rds, re. (riling their reasons for calling for the attendance of Earl ST. VINCENT, to give evidence in the case of Sir HOWIE PoPHAM--which being read, he said, he saw no radical advantage in giving any an. swer to the Lords, in the shape pointed out by the Committee, as hr believed it to be the insmetnerial usage of their Lwdships not to allow any of their Members to be called upon to give evidence which might criminate themselves, He therefore moved, that the Report might be te.committed to the same Committee. Mr. KIDtItAIRA (one of the Committee) wished to know; in what sense the Report was to be re. committed ? The Committee reported the only two points on which they wished to examine his L.trd. bhip, but did not mean, to call him before them, purely as a witness. It was not their wish to have made his Lordship a party ; and he therefore sug. tested the propriety of recommitting the. Bill, with explanatory instruttions. Sir J. STE WART and Sir W. gURROWRII spoke in favour of the re.tom►nitment. The Seemtex explained, that the House never instruited a Committee, as to its Report, but as to the nature of its proceedings. The Report was then ordered to be re-committed to the wine Committee. On the Report of the Irish Distillery Bill ; . Mr. J. FiTzolltALD expressed his regret. at find ing a rue4sure of so much consequence to.the trade of both Countries, pressed on its so thin an attend. .nee; and particularly when it inflicted penalties of so very severe a description, Mr. FOSTER replied . , that the Bill was long be. fore the House ; that it was well known the laws hitherto adopted were not sufficient to cope with the energies of the Smuggler ; and that it was in. dispensibly necessary, to make the penalty a pecu. Diary one, in the first place; and for the second offence, to extend to transportation out of that Country. Sir. J. STEWART spoke in.support of the Bill. Mr. WI Le ERvoac s said, he made no doubt but the Right Hon. Gentleman had well considered the justice of the ease ; but, if absolute necessity .did not exist, he wished the penalties in this instance, as well as others, to assimilate with the mild spirit of the English LAWS. _ _ • Mr. D. Bstowtre and Mr. ALIXANDIit *poke in favour of the Bill; after which it was ordered to be Lead a third time on Wednesday next.--Ad. journed to Wednesday. *,* Ire hte leave respefifully to inform our Readers, that this Paper quill, on Monday next, ie printed on a Now and Beautiful TY'S, cast oil purpose by Mr. FIGGINTS. MM L. AaßtvEn—.l Ilamburgh, t Gotlenburgh, t Dublin. Du 1 7.1 Lisbon, t I)ublin, a W2acrford. I'RICE OF STOCKS Tlllll DAY •r Twaivx o'cLoc4E. Red. Ann. - 57:k 58 J Omnitun - 31 THE SUN. sOLIM QUIS OMSK& VALIUM AUDLAT ? L 01V D D N, SATURDAY, jUNII 1, 1805. We hair@ this morning received private Letters from Dublin, which, wa are concerned to state, describe the populace of . that City as having of late consluded themselves in a very tisomituues and . „ disorderly manner. Coosideralde Mobs have of late assembled of an evening in College Green, and behaved in a very riotouswar,ParticularlY when the Coaches were leaving the Post Office. This, we undersiand, Wi; 'carried to such , an extent on Monday evening, 'that the Dragoons who cleaned the Coaches were obliged to drain 'their swords no attack, however,was made. When it is recolleet_ . ed that the stoppage of the Mail Conches has alWays been considered as a kind of signal to the disaffetled in that Country, we cannot but view this conduit with the most serious concern. EVery possible vigilance has been used by Government ; the Garrison and Yeomanry are kept constantly on the alert, and considerable bodies of Cavalry patrole the roach round Dublin every night, in all directions. We have also heard of rumours of Insurreitioni being expetted in the Counties of Wicklow, Kildare, and Meath—Of Committees sitting in this Country to direct the operatiOns of the disaffeCted in Ire. land, &c. These rumours, however, we have rea_ son to believe, are in a great degree exaggerated; arid we have no doubt but dial the vigilance and firmness of government, aided by the active loyalty of the great mass of the pol.ulatiun of Ireland, will effedually defeat all the machinatiob and attempts either of internal or external Enemies. • The ilamGmrgb Mail due on Wiednesday arrived. this morning, and also a Gotteahrzb Mail. The following are the principal articles of intelligi nc! which they bring : MADRID, MAY. the a7th of April, in the morning (and not on the Bth or 9th as has been said), our Squadron at Carthagena sailed : it con sists of six Ships of the Line, under command of Admiral SALZEDO. OrottTo, ArRIL 3o.—The junetion of the Tou. lon Fleet with the Squadron from Cadiz has ex. cited much attention here, and occasioned many conjeCtures ; but we have as yet received no fur. Cher intelligence concerning this Combined Fleet, which has now been twenty days on its way to. wards the place of its destination. MADKID, MAY 3.—Mr. IiuNTER, who, before the War, resided here as English Consul General, is appointed British Agent for the Exchange of Pri. soners, and has been acknowledged in that capacity' by our Court. Our Fleet at Ferrol is now completely ready to sail, and expeds, it is said; the arrival of another division, with which it will ad in ec.injundion. Today we are assured that about thirty Sail of English Shies have appeared off Ferrol. Our Privateers the Esladarte, the Etwitz.gicha, and the Madefirsa, of which the two former were fitted out at the expence of a private individual hero, have • taken six English Prizes ; and on the 27th of April an . English Guletta, on the Coast of St. Valentin, was taken .by boarding, after an obstinate Engagement, in which the English had z 8 men killed and 6 wounded. The Goletta, Which was very much damaged, sunk ; the surviv. ing of the crew were, however, saved. ITALY, MAY L.---The gte3tCSE setivity still continues at Genoa in fitting out Ships for the French Service. An enumeration has been taken of all the LigUrian Vessels and Seamen. The number of, the former, great and small, amounts to about 2000. and that of the latter to about 1 3,000 men. A:MSTE ROAM, MAY I.—Our Gazette mentions a 'report from Paris, that Rear-Admiral MACON, with two Ships of the Line and three Frigates, had put to sea froni the Isle of Rhe, and that their des. (illation was to the Fast Indies.. Tun morning we received American Papers to the 26114 of April, but they contain nothing of im. portance. Nuw-YoRE, APRIL. 23.—Yesterday morning the frigate Idly Adam: dropped down to the wa. tering place, with 490 men on hoard, where, we understand, she hourly expeas orders to proceed for the Mediterranean. The Gan.boats lately built here, anti some othere, are probably to accompany her. With this reinforcement our squadron will be enabled, we hope, to make a vigorous attack on the Tripolitan Power, and before the ensuing sum. met passes away, reddce the haughty foe to terms honourable to a gallant Navy and a free People. 4,‘ Yesterday morning the Russian Ambassador, the LORD CWANCILLOR, and ROI WRITMOILAND, transacted business at Lord Mulgrave's Office. Yesterday, about four o'clock, Earl CAMDLN vi. sited Mr. PITT. MAIRSTIRI and the PRINCBSSIII ire ex... paled to visit Bath soon after the Birth-day. Or ders have alteady heen given to,:take two fiances fur the receptioo of the Royal Party, HE* MAJPSTY has signified her Royal intention of presenting the two Battalions of the QueNtr'S Royal Volunteers with two pieces of cannon to eaelt Battalion on the loth inst. The Earl of DK s Y, LON" 0 Wlt7 Low, and Lord CAST!, A. CACII each coteroined firge du3aer . I)3ltite, yestcrciay. The gad Of CHATHAM gave a grand (li9ner on ThutscLty, at hie boost to fit. jutou'4.spurt., to a celca party at k.. k A' L NEWS: &ITER was'', May 3 Ai rived L'!mtnorisiitt, Captain OWRN, from the Downs. Caine down from the River the rigttArd en; der to the No'rei ANTRAw - i, with imptesied Men and Vohantiers for the Fleet: The ../3'lrettir Sloop of \Vat ctintinuei the Signal for Convoit to the North k% and and Enstward johii Armed Ship 'fur the Elbe and Mercator Armed Ship that for the Baltic. The Mommouti, has been paid,ofF at thii Port, arid her Crew distributed to the ditnient Ships fitting out here. This day the Stately was paid bounty in 4 tiro montlih' advance, and Will proceed to sea in the course of a few days. The Corps of Naval Surgeons have, Within these few days, entered into a very liberal Subscription .for ihe purpose of presenting those Gentlemen who were instrumental in suggesting the Committee, foe their unwearied exertions, and tboie who were the means of carrying into aired His Majesty's late Regulations for improving the sitiation of the Me. dical Officers of the Navy, with approptiate Pieces of Plate, or otherwise, as the Corps may judge fit. A Circular Letter has been transmitted by the Com. mittee for managing the Subscription• to all the Surgeons and Assistants in the Navy. Ships .at this Port --' Zealand, Stately, L'lmmortalithi Thalia, Winchelsea, Cares, Nlagitanime Valc,roipi Daunt less, Otter, and Bonetta ; M ercator , J o h n, L ord Ranger, and Rosins Armed Ships.; Desperate, Fearless, Sharpshooter, Protector, Resolute, and 14;1111;) , “1.111-brlp; Ignition, and several Fire-vessels and . l3utrita-scraders, watt the Deptford Tendert. DEAL,, MAY 3r.—Hii Mijesty's Ship &l ar d. ReAr.AdtnirAl DouGLAS, came in from Dungeneis. Sailed the Rahrr Armed Transport, with Con. voy for Portsmouth. The Tellicher), Cislift. CUR iOn a cache down from the River, bound to Botany Bay, and sailed with • the Convoy. In the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Leopatd; Trusty, A rtb Alert, Discovery, Vesuvius, Zebra, Rideutan, Thratshor, liick4l, Phosphorus, and Harmony Tralasport, PORTSMOUTH, MAY 3 to—Brought in here by Ells Majesty's Cutter k arreprenaffre, Capt: YotiNG, and put under quarantine at the MAherbank, the SlunpOmnilus, I'ILICHTE NIS, learn Rot ter,lara, bound. to LisbOn, laden with spiiitS. Arri've l / 4 1 HiS Ma. jesty's Ship jathaica, Capt. Ditt, from a Cruize ; Hops, THOMAS, front Penzance ; itibtreie, Tr /AY,. from Uur►garvon; and Pruelette,StivltNiAN,frotzt—, When . the dialve Frigate left Gibraltar the sig. nal was flying that Lord NELSON'S Fleet was in sight ; but the Aairve had not got through the Gut two hoaribefore it blew very hard to the westward; which continued far a . week, &ring which time it .was quite impossible for his Lordship to get throiigh it. Oct the, night that she sailed she yoke a Portia. guese Man of Nkrar, who informed her that she had seen the Combined Fleets, which wore goat to the Brazils, Yesterday was launched, at Ifythe, a'new Gun. brig, and came round here immediately after, under jury.masts, to be fitted far sea. She appears to be a very handsome and well-built Brig. CO*lls. MAY 31.—Arrived - last evening the Norway Ship Therm& Wenner, Capt. DAHL, frOUI LCong.sottnoli with timber. Sailed this afternoon the Swedish Brig. Marie Sophia, ' Capt. SCHAL L I from Vdlentia boom" to Guernsey, with brandy, rec: HAMM : IO'I g MAY 3 The Lady Praluei Past Office Packet, Capt., FLYN ) arrived with a Mail front Gottenhnrgh. The Pcckets' that sailed yr,w terday with the Harribursh, Bremen, and. Gotten. burgh Mails, returned, thi wind pr4Ving contrary, and igiletl gigolo this day at noon. Sir WILLIAM PULTZNICY, Bart. Member of per., for Shrewsbury, died on ThUrathiy at It very advanced age s at his house in Piccadilly. Fits Warne was Originally JouterroNe, and he tntiai se d at t h e Sooich Bar. fly his marriage with the ,Heiress th e House of Ptltra NIT he became p ) 9At9sett of a very large fortune, which was not likely to be di. mini innamheijoiflailPdttst.Taentrd'e "l i g e tie a n s in a thic u r s d el:l and intellige nt spea k er in Parliamentrvi, though by aalnwda y esioci c u o e n n t t ai ° na t° s t u e bita " n ' t h i: t l he no m sa e i a c n i, 'a tio g w r ::C f r: l matter, and was Marked by plain sensed His vast fortune placed h im a b ove the usual ternOtatiot4. by which public men are too often led to convince the world that their preten s i ons to petriotivil are f,unded merely t in self , interest. He was, there. fore, occa,ionally, a supporter and an opposer of the tneasures of Administration, and might he said to hold in iependeot charider. He war, however, on the whole, to be considered as a Friend to Go., verntpent. He married for the see,,hil time, it short time ago, the tvid,aw of the celebrated,ANo4,* T, who took so olttasOr41)10 ai part in she raMuua .170Va1..40 CAM, in favour of the Hmett. , . ToN side, anti ,whose utters to Lord KtNart aldir on that tui,jen Are models of accurate investiga. d on , as well AS of acute and solid re.isoning.--- Sir Wra., Put.TaNey has left a daughter by hit first inarriago, the present Countess of Pilau, who was hi, o,dy Isaac, She married Sir tones Nitta lust, who took the name of Put.TENEV, avhl who is 1)0Vi One of the richegt men in this Kingilorn,