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if A e V ll.l ' laPz Atb - l noit 15, ? ttitt Nutt ß i lk 7'7 3072. j iMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. BOUSE OF PEERS. moNewr, E. It. 101111 AL Bills were brought up from the Cum. l ktitt and read. NAVAL INQUIRY. toil Aiartisitxtir moved an Address to His .811iestet prayin g a Copy of the Commission ap. Plating Sir C. Middleton and others Commission tti for i Naval Inquiry, to be laid before ; the 'lkea. This' produced a short conversation, in !ink'Ntich Lord St. Vincent asked, whether it was in. to in.stitute an inquiry into his-condud .? for t . t, *at A thing he most ardently desired : he wished 44 Whele of his public condud to be fully investi. lited, - L k . e.74:ll4micesnot said, he had never heard of e,tittente.of such an idea . 4 ~........ .St.,VlNctin. sa i d , he would not itit.t.muyva mummies I. e who sten an answer. - - itte'ld netetisaultt again repeated, that as a ehat n ie t e ef Nis Majesty'a Council he never _beard Was t •hought of or contemplated to mike. si tett loqui re , * , _, Lord g n ,„'' ' 1 v, 4O „„ L: -event said, he uni.erstoo4 t h e th e R„.."'!'„ 1), ;h o f Naval Inquiry had ptePared 4* - " is wniell'illd disclose a bcene most Interest.; :,. iv end fi t e l° tw nown He wished to know if tp litl !, ?eh RePott'wai to He received.—The Motion "' 'lien pc and n * .arrixo. , ,„. , , ; - ,4104111ik . ). IPANISH PAPERS. IL% ROioas. 'I I ~. • wri, k ,' ~ --. • eu want into the Order of the Dsr. 16.7 11u tring the Paper s laid before them on the se j ! of the Spanish War. 1 trd'AßlLr: Oho. h —14 • .40.E • rose, and in a , Speech of' all t e a h e g!" ent into a derailed censideration of a ° . 1 ""Poudenee; but want of space obligee bit in g term,merely the Outline of his Speech. He iitramitYintt9yerting to thr delay occasioned by the- , difer tnt ti crb f 'ills' Papers being presented at mo totiee tad I T"; het the result arising fro m . these Vitt intr keen i meet clearly evinced that which was ti), bilettlYpparent, namely, thar thi, Coon itnily and ..'"aVed towards Spain with unexampled 14144 forbearance. Whether the coodod of toe sieti e d dm attation, or the present, were to be L. .. al COttneeted With this business, it would h e Zgnshill creditable to both. The question might 41rettsaett„d„,":nntletled with -the Treaty of St. Nat e ii i: h - ",:ta he . was the more desirous to con,. , 'Noble i tn e consideration of that Treaty, because '1 .1 4 0," ehion, . L ord. fast had,' on a4oraner oc. , krv ed. ti,:,7,'N tO it. That Noble Lord had eb. leadeeto7llllfillts the stipulations of that Treaty P's4ll l. try . 4/414 / 1 b.,„ I to on Sti pf hostility egainsr th %I lai d it ille., Writers an the Law of Na i*lt mat .14on, that a Treaty with the E,,,, iiNs mad tu ff an ad of hostility, unl* ~, ttii..adi e atilt the commencement of hosts i. ' 1 ? It th e I,' 1 41 .4 was not particularly p;' Pert p ower was with Whom the other Contra ', , 11tittle tonis ,, 4 ! YVar. But the Treaty of St. 11-* e Lin4l44 I.'ll* found wanting in both these par. niliti e L t i t W ag made after the commencement of wa s - vete /tn • n particula 1 this Country and France; rill it 'Antry. Inr ? Pointed against the interests of this l',le pertiii dted it most materially differed from l 'Att vi a cetipaa in 1761 ; fur although that hy, Ire la levelled at the interests of %wa r d t had the decency to preserve the this Coon- Iht the 4P.Pearances of' justice, which was not to taake!ttit the Treaty of Saint IldefOnsrea— keit not crteaty of this sort unobjettionable, it . I '444 ,Nasal': the distintltion of equal and Ita t b. esvas well explained by the Writers 1114 et titsi f 1 14 i t et : when bath contracted according to afettelitleeliao mea andthe b • - Nwer t did NI - carin g „,11141, th in . n a,t compel the other to stipulations, 'he ti fit tiein g a joint centred between equals. *ii to furnish l$ Treat of the Family CoinpaCt, France ettietn„, to ySpain,in the event of war, corral's 44 tein''''? to the amount of twenty-four thou. I N N, w i n ilt ,SPoin t on the contrary, having less 7,11.147.1 °lll to be called upon for r z. 000.- 0 1$ to.L' a tY of Sr. ildefonao, they were to call . o h i 4 44 'w„ , ° !nee ; but it was eat) , toll be seen that %e t% ' i t° call upon Spain, and the latter could e t i/ j ui ll lie ei°Onet, for any amount of men that ttarati- "i'Plied, and without any was, %ut limitation of 10% " By the Family Compad, the quota i tt itlt a d A to be furnished in c.se France should he Itttlyt.4•ll444theedr Frontiers, or invaded ,• and particu. „ le nt ~ that she could nor be called upon tot Nlula14411141; trnhieg,hrt rise our of the Treaty of . W w es s t s . 14, r , to fu, • ~,Ity oiSt..ildefonso,Spain kit. !a imed ntsh her assistance whenever it should si t Nnk ' assistance asking any questions, or with: let tw."*lng whether the War was either offen. ' 4 4er ''''''•ivti buts l boun d . I if bring asi 444 in. 100. le h erself to her Of tea,,,.")0 This was the state of things, ttaie, "14ncetween France and Spain ; and it Licht long could be doubted, but that this l 'ilte -,: t io veould have furnished just and sof.. N164,4,,:rd5.k.r. this Country to have commence d e t b. ostilotes a..ai s e . roe M ale, , c nst Spain. But so anxious iN -4 % . this t i 1 Y $ MtniStetB to preserve Peace be. tlvittetiinn ° untty and Spain, that they sent out h i titsty 1 1 4 t ° His Majesty's !Minister at Madrid, 14.3'1,111t.rtte:_fac Spain considered herself as bound te ns qt. Of St. Ildefonio II i p eace • o and whether the re. el' t at . and amity could be maintained t il t i q iens w a lt ie h i itS professions. - But before these 1141,14e1f made ve ll-r His Majeaty's Resident had 1 $ i i , r i. , ... .4 . , - ea the same demand. Th c condo:A of thn.ptitat*easi; e xplicable. 1 1' 311 this 'OteaSiOn, WAS such thsi, tenth' in 1 IPitcable. He said, the force of p tilt, rice depend u 1 • i ri, o, t ,r, upon tle ctrcuonstsnce, w le. t0,':141u4, "Yet between Great Britain, .arias ettaiiin of theunradered as a new War, at the 91 t o he . - fotMer one. Ilia LotdahlP lure '' I , saral 2 ...ii; In; t op- • - • 7.4 alik • „ito; 1, • :Al.. • 71 • -• * - , ;. • - 4 - Z 4 4 • , , • IPaldtgrkeyin: - lip • • [PRICE sixiENc-i... TUtE$ 42 4 E. 4 R V. 11.13. 1 SO :' t f entered into a very minute detail of all the Correspond. ence and Negotiation between this' Country and Spain, and insisted that we had ailed with great forbearance, . with great Vigilance, and with the most evident desire to preserve Peace. He said, that the only two grounds which were stated as the, only thihgs the Country could not endure,' was. the . admission of French TtoopS into Spain, and Naval. Armaments in her Ports. By these circumstances the Country meant to preserve the' safety of our ancient Ally, Portugal. It was pro. OiVsed :by 'Spain, that instead of sending the ad.' pulated quota, that a Subsidy should' be liven in lieu ; „but that Subsidy', when its amount came to be liseovered, was infinitely 'mOre mischievous' than the quota of men could 'lave; been. He' hachnade of the nurnlier of Troops which Might have been raised by'Subsidy ; he was Surryle:had left it at I;orne, so that he Was not enabled-to stare the detailed particula'isi bur it was suffeient 'tVraise 'more. than eight' times thentreber for - whi c h it war', *poled as an eq uiv alent. , 'llaVing gone threitigh .the whole of the Correspondence, he next' adietted th i e,'CiPttire Of c .lhe'SP'aiiish'Frigatiii, "not rthfif it formed rik ilcd'ue'stiort of Peiee orWar, f4r!Mr.trire had lefeh/fait thar'evettr'was' known' ~h that City; ,dAdice, nit ty it ' bad` nu inflti ,ence. in t )r4Liticing the. W - ii;""Ple Mr i ifreti ;sure as Oneof pdlicV 'right 'nat . -to suffer the enemy .to tenitso`rize and reneraStinate til th,4;treasnre had a dt,f,'which woulc7ve Whited into the coffers of our enemies, and nerved the. Wai against, ourselveS. He qu6ted the opinibrr itnid'ath• charity: Of I.Aird'P,HATHAM, Who, at the time of the' Family ' , Coinpatr, advised the measure - of sroppings Treasure Ships, and thereby bringing The tior)::beteen this Country"kaSpain Awe short' is.: Utifortunacely for this Countiy,:that 'great Statesman was over=ruled inithe Cabinet: .The emu.' sequence was, that the Country was not saved from the War, but 'IA to begin it with' great disadvan. viges, those .resiiurces being in the 'hands of the' Enetny, which, under t iiis - Sage advrce; would haVe been in:ours;' A "worir Consequence was, 'the lo'ss' of that able Statesman,, who would nó',longeritay in Administration,' and bea'r the rVsponsit;ilit'f'Ottriea.. sures which he coul I neither' Porise'htC*c These were theiithe'grounds':of wc, dew the' two Countries' and he thoughY•tharreverchad any'. Country waged a War o , i more unblemished tea.. sons. He intreatedthose Noble Lo r d' s who thought 'differently, that they would at least not oppcise . the •. ;Address on grounds which he should. consider as ,nbt , tenable. His Lordship . then Co nc l u d e d b y mar mg an Address - similar - to .the one in the other House, , 'in, ti, ranee she "Anttlie' t,alittfitil . istith the stipMeed storm, that that:l)4(.4ml). stande fiatild he donsideredast a , Decla ration of r ;ir ; or that, irSpairi should allow any part of theirreneh: Army ;fo irilifAc'through her Territories,- - Hilißii‘. tannic: M4isst:p would regard it-as a•-grotindmf limas iiiidenyhowevet; that 'a dispositiort favhtilv able to•Piticerab through the .whole of'Nhe-inotrts. tions.: The prominent.objed:Was t(>«ClaitiStatil re; littioni tit friendship "%‘ritly Spain. • lie cOrtelltdetVisy , 'repeating 'his' a s s ent lb theittriginal Mntion. spoke n'adVti length in favour of . the;' Arnendtitin t I • 01 The Eiitl orWifritrbitt.ktoa considerett the War as 'alOtgeffser irievitaba; and justiftzd its , roman nte. meat On•eiery4triticittlegol*llcy and joitioe. Lard -. DA'ksaltr' tut& Ale 'view , of 'lke question sosnit!hatraimihir to that taken by Lbra SP ‘Nb'F. and' coneluded"hy detelithig tintself in . la ems r the Aissehditetit.' g . sr! „: • , „ 1 7,. 13 ; The House 'heti ditsriait the quertitoi igg Thal* ;lt Amendment 'sta'ryti pier 1 . 04 Conten're • NO-Contents - - ' ,Maifiritirl ' a.. 'Prpiiee were also .fur, and fils"Rnyal Highness - the PR INCs !of : 1 1krt.'Es. gave the Proxy - pfi Elrl'McilaA'for thcAnitc4fteritrl''!'; Lord FiTzwlLLlAMiletp6SetilltliAtijottrimetThof. the' Debate, on aceogned:t=let4 lutertesiitst the With 1' wh kilt was oppoSecl'by-tortt-1-i'Alvtics's!llßY•:-.1 G ENV' in a speech of.uptVakikti tyro hours,' intered' hits fa minute itlves•zigatioll 'of thV: Causes 'which led to the. Rupture .with (~ailt, demning the conduf both of . the late and,Jp'resentt Ministers, and censuring, in pointed terms,-the or ders given for the detention of Spani3h Ships. are • precluLled, by 'our restrifted limits, irons fen tering into the arguments which his Lordship ad 'duced ;' or into the'able Reply.of 'Lora HAWKESBUSty, who spoke at considerable Lord Mu I..CR Av trexplained. The original Motion for the Address was then put, and carried without a division. Adjourned at Four &Cluck. Lord SPENCPR. 4rnfeti!ied . , thttt he could not' .:agree with the'Notile LOid ieiottt ink the vi g il ance , orbearance, and proper condnet of 'the . AdMinistra. .ion, in the ccinduti of the arduous business .: now Under discussion. He did not think iliac pin had evinced any such hostile intentions towards: Us as the last Isßable Lord had represented. It 'Was trite that she was u n der th e domitieering , infliience of France, and, therefore, Was &impelled to ' 'f} in many instances against her real inclination.' He observed, that although the Treaty of Si; ildefonso might have furnished of itself a good „Yrourid of war, yet it was . to be consideied, whether we ' had not waived that, anttput the issue on'another point, 'lt was stared early in the Negotiations, that the ad- mission of French'Troops . into Spain,. dr any, Naval Armament, would be considered by this Country as such an aggression as would 'be the'eauie Of imufe. diate Hostilities. Having once' put it upon this ground; the Noble Lord thought that it was not well done to make the Subsidy a ground of - quarrel, because Spain had thereby shewn that Ole 'was. in. ' dined not - to give offence, by avoiding that which we had stated we shotild not 'stiffer, but it the same time she was forced to comproOse withFrAnco in any way. His Lordship then als'o went into:a detail of the Correspondence, and comtherttedowi'ariou s parts of it, and drew inferenCes the reverie of the last Noble Speaker. With reaped to the sale of Prizes in the Spanish Ports, he observed, that M. Cevallos gave up that point to the remonstrance of Mr. Frere. He complimented Mr. Frere ; and .thought , that no Gentleinan had ever been left• in his diplomatic ca. pacify, by Ministers at home, in such an unpleasant situation'. . He was absolutely without' instrudion front home during this momentous Negotiation, from June a, 1803, until Noveniber following, and , from June 21, 1804, until September. This too, at such a momentous period, and under the pressure of such weighty and difficult 'circumstancei. It was also'at one of these I:duds, that , the Treaty or Convention, or whatever it might be called, was , signed : could Administration, under these circuit). stances, take any credit for vigilance, when they left their Minister unadvised tinder these mnmen. C HOUSE OF COMMONS. MONDAY, FES. 11. Me. OWE N, from the India House, presented ceriain Accounts relative to the War that had broken nut between Holkar and our Government in Ordered to lie on th.. Table. VI,CARY Rai,' Esq. on his re-cleakin, and' two other Members, took the Oaths 'and their Seats. Sir W. YOUNG, after a few Observatio'ns,'mov ed, that there be laid before the'House Returns Of all the CofTec imported into Great Iltititin 'fumy!' the British Plantations in' the Wetit. / IntliiirWrid the Duties paid ihereon, for Clie three yVal'i.eritling St - h. January, /803, sth January, 1804, 18os, distinguishing . theaeparate artionnti tit each year ; which, with several other Ace . dtriats; were ordered to he presented: On.the motion of Mr. CiElittlY, it was ordered; that the Cbinmissidn Of the Commissioners tur re. gulating the AfEiirs of the (presented to the House on Thursday) be printed. The - Loyalty'Lnito read a first .time, and ordered to'be read a second timet6.-morrow. Sir W. SCOTT gave natice,• that . on an early'day, ae§oon as the- presiure of 'pnb!ie busineiii'`woulil al.' low, he meant to submit a Motion ttr t thefionse, for the Eneoutaigement of Seameii, with iseniet. to Piite Money'. "P"' sous circumstances ? His Lordthip next alluded to the case of the Spanish Frigates, and observed, that it was a very different' thing from' so- embargo it was an aeittal hostile capture, anti the• necessary consequence was to provoke immediate' hostilities in return'. His Lordship concluded by giving the Address his dissent, and proposing an Amendment, similar to that moved by Mr. Gaar Jo the Hoo k e of Commons: Lord SIDMOUTII expressed his entire concur. tenet' in the Motion made by the . Noble -Secretary of State. The Noble Lord s he obselved, by , enter. irig minutely into khe merits of the (reit inn, h;id di. vested the subjea of all embarrassment,' and relieved him, from the necessity of travellifig.over the parti. culdr ziountls,las . ihey - appritred littlie'Papers before the House. .11 iver'thare was a agtctttntt for Wat'i the:prestut - w,is certainly one '‘of tiliat -description; The Treaty subsisting betsi/OntiViittnce and. Stain WAS of 31.1....11 ' a nature a 4 to inlttlit of no 41014ht-áf ty , Mr. J. FiTiCERALD, movrellifiarniere.villatif bcforc the House Account.; iiy &c. in irelgtod,' of All person s ' c s t iiiiiii t eVt i ilih r it CUsrotly since July; qp3,, for seditiotipthj i ttlasitiii!. obi- ulPriceA, tfu:ctilt ' scsiof 41 vxpresseti in rileVitrtints,---Qrdcitti fir it;',s 4 'l'4 6* A . 14 brOtigh thiS 'IBM far Stisi. politting 'tliel-fai)ei'l:.:titims Aft in trelallytt tit di froirr-MtGitt'-f ts bthig it contnlnted' etigagentlivi4 • ; Y ` . ; , And Sir 41,rAti NEP U Iya9, . VViiS ,cirlered tobc :read A .• :. ~ .• , _ unlimited assistance. ' , EThat' fo s btata n ce,-- ar the-I t iad , ,:secood.time oi?.,Wedocsda y., , ~ , • same tithe, which His -Miiiistyrii 'Goirernmett ...c (flistp:l4,'4ATl.,ozst pF ~ P., ,, P 7it 1 i V..- P 1:::R s. exercised, was jUst ifiableri n e ver,- p o in t f roth w hi a l t ~ , . it coul d be viewed ;ianiitthete‘was no part :t)f•the- i -The etrAtkro-atit.ox of„. the ,FisgiLio,i;Eß 1 1 1 9veits system • that 'had been porttetildoran 111 c-comma. 1 ;the Order obltbe:Pay - for ,taking iota (:,, i ,,:. i _ rat-104 n ance in office , that he l'ieft.ttlAi'. onwith gteatet, 'the Paperssrei f itive to •-the Disett4s)or_i v. i'..!) `,.ipai,iAl l ,' pleasure than on the forimitance .they= had "exev.- a :Id atso, , ttlat the' additional „Papers, ,I)ll..:ati l ietl i ftn 1 cised, not only towaitit 'Spain:. btit other . ifo4kbrs :the 2,1, - -...4.xh, atull6th-.of February, 6: ,at.thz..e.atto. also. 'Their' forbearance . to-wardr France° `‘pie'..: 'time , takturiettivonbiderationi,., l :. : - ; ~, ~". , ; ,-,,: Ar vious Pto , the eormntineemenuoVtlw Wariihottih:. '; .On the.,tluestion,heing poti aroi ';igre.cd;tn,, ,• _, ~ much blamed both in 4/lilt' Ond'°;';anothet tiOnse,ll . .. (117,- CMA Netii LL) R .'cl, ,the E-At 14itQl0 1 .01 ; ~ . 1, was of the same , desetivcitn. of I ;pm i dyit•and 'had, oris. , : vase; and.agolte:,tu the ..tollq 41,tPg eir , , ,, q.:' , --"L ied ,,, ginated in; Airnilar motivlest , ; , 'BOG if: foil:inn - north - 1,, iPfinitqoatitfiKstion; -Sire; . 1 1 1 4rt,,r14' tii;3' ;i1 ag tentijhn that' case Was at all 'jiistiflablei% that .towards'iSpain - iiniived.for;klrterinirint p: tile dirc-wilsi!!..n.'ol,o;i4 e iul-, , was stilt oioreito; Ivivivevnifeeled' with the p-reter.•'" , portant: question ; fin -.-u, way.sia..w.ol anitrd tp,tl , :trvi vationr4kivelati!Al* I* vii k the safety of f!mtugal'' fn(tfiitbkle 4 .l lieaf;tibie 4 ti .i a -04 . AL) li„Lin"ti°4 ' f '' that hitcf , tnlide•theYtt-Oatitituiiii breakinrwith Slain,.: a fairy .a. .juil l ii.aell: impartial, .; :., -,ut,,,,...0n.,,titr.,, There •Vb°re , ' , btlie=vitilstshirlisiso ° for: 'l'o/bean-rice ' , whole '.lTrausailloril‘i and 311•44144•i'5,.1t0:111re pcw4 .1 witich Irisight . lui Urger /ACC grektrvaptittr i lbUrl of ..!thc:Paparg on „yftur!,:kaltle.,,mil l iri4.i)e.;Autiff.',', whith he did • not • think kt ntieessUry , tog' itrtorar , 'unary! suaiticiu:eltqrsstit:fr ..Avitty;fatiq:;4l;n4cliak; present.:' 'The . preserriatirin' ) t Prirtngtit was:,(ll-It-i. he-.-_,ijusticd.:tandi . ,..4lcgazy,i,ty,,of ,t4,2,,,,,v".rme0t- t iA,,,r4 hy , seifirlbffieient jtistifit.aii*, ‘irtir the reltidiati7e'tlliyt' .lysti Lorrr`voridtrib•g , Al4o ritinlii:iiiii - ,iin iii, - .Stics; ~1 : 44,i; liad4iitove'red , tcY6otnelo ttbitilitiea. DoiLilieNtli;l Pe 6 ;i l . l edn idetibilr , tila tlett/ f e - 4114 140,9 1 ' 6 0 9(.. 0 %4: hie Lord whO , hasi'sai , dowtiesetmed ,to be oPopilliori:1 tt4niE r lu4is ; .fidocritidirliAV , a 1 fiq .t i itt,P q ., - ;liar rintit: i c,i that this:•fOlbeatiocii tva`a- tho!Vetiult of intleeithilif;°:i : - :,t031 . 1is IPktfirjetily 'be aix.vArriinftqd4P'r iisifatilt s . and thou Gov'ernmet;t:ltad - been vravetiniin&irreiT;i rantlaataidiAtaititsl'of Itnet,liousr. cs! hays,eve,ry .. lute: .T-hete , wis nothing in:the irc6tttiOiarit of I,4yd 1 poilvikeetirtitsinoper ;ight, j .. 511111 c . I t t Cf . tl.loll,l,l ‘ _c,lY'' ~ HawkeidAtry that eiltild" ' juicily ~t his ' contlatian;) I in to the 'i,nroituti at stieggit,of 14. Nrgo 9,4 CiAl 3,- ; an i L ; L.rd Hakviteibury- hid: ditaled Zilr,yrera to 1641,1 theluttatAkii lMl C O nt i v akP(inik. l 4 l iTi.Cr ' l:l ‘fl i4 i t t V:'!ii': frain'frolit giving any riei9ion, bat .to ttar4lttit thcp prom: the. 4tartioste oprotneswontnt i,ok;4,llt;,,iiigoo ma . 4 OtxtiltT4iii ca t ions to his. Court. , Thitro was'N'thingi ilo!ot.tie ill* Apet:W t .,when!,lll;;',) , t,cfplin4te4 ,theiriff. in'illisqltat'tould be eOnstru&d 'into waveriai.” . aliht )tuptcrito...t.i atn an ; in xut , thot,,the, L,iiC,tilisiitTlC•, , ',ll'',ll i 141:40bit: ilihrlf had also 'said, in his, instrireiiousilhar,- I led to 'fic,"tiiLtitti" l4 §9)4 iiii:fo.. ll Viin" l fr'il' l 7 .3 •: . ''' i* . 7 iftstitt: dill ho tOore:than'-aff'ora the .siiyudited,mi..::l tot nip; and t.tfhfnk i t . :Hii.;kkic, : likely . tic,:tt .:' - . 1,1-1,, . litatti A stitsni,• , there would be , no , War ?}.''bus lin'4lo 1 Uri if\*.Ftitiiii)Nt..3l.llfikktll6',;: L ' 'l'' ' - , • ' . ilicto!il'eiitiii`ad' any -:stieli pledge, bten gi,vtrn, - ilrt lida I 04ir 'Oki Vie itlsTittiOf ie ollift4441,018 . ;liFli.1!I : ben 'rOwed, ideed; itt, ;f • J --,,•,01.61iii; . War Id ~ 1. 'a i r 'zf .-.. . • . •,,,••. •.• •••• . • , ,as u t t l ortsrual o iS73l/ l i - ,lllR.Seh r autifillf fliltilXii 9 "L'o4 tuitfined to, tbis , ,voiptAoly it ,4 ant s i l s;p t tl, .I'7 trixiottattioo 41100111 W f h TfiAld4b,ilriPtYin.i‘r**l ' - ' C he Nt gi ti i tlol 4Pit 4,) , l i4t4Pft.itiiT,Siti , ' , .'.Y . ' , . . littera has ,beeois4,elutilaq iiii, , Not-1T!?i,i904,4r1; , ) ► . 'Li ntiaorliehrariepl,;itgatitt`t4ff .illl'i l ''' t ikiwr , , , q4 l, , 4". 61 ~i ,uppoc(indOterALYi e wri!li;itiw uqiiiti¢ ii;till';s4e t , * stay, Audi 11100 5K1,4611 fira*Pd'Etiii"KAoVl Y:11414 the. } haver:dot viseell 4i9ni t t i pg,4o,oo 4t eera, 9 i. ) 1! igo . Or t , 'andidacisionomi heat i 4 eiiihnnit t egs gi ti ls ,, f etc:, Lions viithot 4cilouS r i9IIOf 0 ifOki4ArT e A, t , l iF • degf,:i , ee 9 .sitreAdtiat4k4AltkOhr. )i tiisli.?,o',s4P.lllils‘luVrie jeet - to ' *l l i4ll i i • oll4l44 iA.cdhLlVTB,94i , itariivs 4 Is., a viol, i,,v,theavoi.ys iie,y,kic.... ~.,1..i .was placed b yztiteti4ofl u lP:P e ;tWV)l4ll:l, l !Fe„ ,Q• i t ' ,;9 Cutltitf)'... 4iihfloli must o se,fikr t t i,i,,,,.tr i fat3,:di j t i g; IT.I 1 e,,, xlefey sr)* ciatlf /14011,14 If o : 46 fu lt sifrl ic hP9S.lt:§kg Pi l . - .PiR year tvii9osl; ontii4il,4ll9 l se liActtc4rtx,Arfitskr i s:,,or,,,, , 1112 ' 14,4(14e1S4ithih NZIWYib a, ri i i "" )12,14 57; l erv 4 1.14 1Wi t ; i,of. the fPapctibiXolifiltft.ll.3RaTii'biin'ftiti7l.' hiltv !quenc.,ectaf•iat.,4p. , 444/Ai 1 . .41,4 t kigiqui I. , ,„.c„ i ft ; 'l 4l thg,E4iculs of ,4o lwreiongeni94iiicet44l , o,. le t. l iSit. , , , A t ris , t, ~ ill * . 4t,tir*,l * ,i4 whimte 01 .1- 0)4 .f , ;44 2 4111"fit1ii! . Air' which Spatio-vosis ktutiqi,„wcoriffi:.,ter,teol3 9 1 ., I' I 0 tha t. 'l:tc4 tt. t= ' ll lu s'lt X irt'lkiftniß,oT,s"ootsl,9ithtikl upon :Ille‘ll, , ,,nse - 111,4 thez:l4Srliiii„'"ii9olVj'Tliii.lll offensiVe, ow !It= I) I s4lelrsl4344osliiriVii!.,.F, .i4.'4•Ti: giaritutte4.- do the Toth.Fq.libtagitiAiii!Y)l9,,fhElC %la spettifteziN3so9s.loof, ; .iiiikt,k o,4l64lo4ma T smi i itr i f4n4ctiontilli,gfa a ltPiV# l lo4ffi e k iiiitt r tgl 49 1 42,07 ;ft lilltPnihipi 014 g lit >`! 44 t 2 o4ls9p4PPAr i i a i'toiln:',, t I graft. la Liist litllCAlwrtl9l ! 4 iii.T.4,:z.iin ., ,it),l,,t'ltp s 1 I disyesehlet lOrce , ifiti - nNlAtifit 4 4 !, , 'bi 4, , - 0 r , § , iclbi', t'e . l,oor . l ) ..itty in . eag l ol.4%,,W a kr, ditltil9 I:' , c,:i4 %t-‘1 i aililbsr i . , ,;,. Aft 01,03)4 ! theigEnuty Itticeeds to tii;ltc, , , h4l,:expreoly t; to,,tl44ol.ACtici.ci,lh:/: the Vii, le circuawancopf; , the„tiesyla ti l, of , th y at. cord, g,,n t` h , y , la , :either,Party, , was soiliciem w ptue Ow ,k' , • . ;01 the...acessivm,,atiu t t he,,dbomitn.n on the n:h- r :,.1 Supply ,1444 , suecctlut", without 1;,0...0.1ity inio flit j.; 'of the cause,:without..if,tquiry Op.) tile character of the war, Whether ofrensive.or delensive,,. and - With. nut the liberty of considering what pleails there might he tor cluditig ,the- neLe3sity of forniihirg , the suce , Jure, In the eleve(11,1; ~ r iiele it w.is stipulated, that in the eyenr. of the contingent' succours proving insufliei4nt, - the Party, at . .war, was to liavethe tight of calling tor . flwEte,:ite st :p o ' s „ , either sible iT o r i e n e o t y he w ' o i t t .l; i r t r q u w it ri, i ,k st p i l! )l c , , ,: ty .., , 0 1 , r ) , . I;e l).,ia it tt l e it i ; . ? , ' e ‘ L i l t: . 9perations .agaitistits gnciTly, in the ~: t tbst:quent articlei,, it was stiPui444i, 4144 . in the C.,i5 , 4 of both na., lions, being at the sarde.mumept : in vAi, , td in.',a war,' the , former aLipulations: t reletixe to a c o nt i ng en t i n . COHICIA II 9OI_4ease9 a 04.thr,,w,t;q1 q :/o, ice:, (if 1.;r" ! 111 w itti to be , employed in their, cpilmitni dckiee ,. :.og,,ln f .t a , e omi r oo ,,E l , 3 , o ,py, I ,:tbtitliiilt, it r . o:'C,° , slry: t ,Vit a ' follit. (he tvature of .tbe,stirulatiotri of t i ns tii!a!,y, both as it. would be „invirta nt to bea , r . them iii Mind ittsr..rder - to'foinLit coirre4;oinilitin on the coioi4iol. ilia .IVl,ojetity,,i Governnactit„throo 6 linut tj, ; ' . tOttil transtietion i arni 4119, important with .0 to iew, iu iibliiai , an attempt at masoning which had Leen hdoptr'ed i n some instances, and`which had. been particiftirly;,in. .sisted On ih one or two Niel, of theSranisit Mint; ' stet in tin, Coontrot, to pt; , ye alit the Treat . k *sailor . offensive 4 0 ; derensiv,l; : I desire the flotise tti bear thiscitcumatance in mind, bec-m,e I sii:111 hereakei haveoocasion tqnoticesach rets , mit , g; ~ viien I sr :ad come toshew that the,plain intent itio,loisvi.insintanl: " iiig , cif 'the:Treaty is ! bptitc: out by the spirit, - illte that it,;is Aecessarily offensive ard k.lerenpive.' ` Li what Ottter light it can be, v:i--,A , ed I am at ''1e.,)5 , .. -, to . imagine,- e.apecially , ,whini , ( ic-.Yed w it - 'l' to ~rd to;. the situatictn , ill: !.kl%iLli Spaiii was ;laced by ity,preclu (3 ed from ,t!;e ti ) ..jht. (51 askilig• the triotiveL i on„ yi-,i4ti \,,\:,,r. ligi;t li; entered up;;i } ; the right_ of ottyiulti,ug eithez Its inelit:4tions• 0,4' Ithitiry to, furnish 4,44„01\14igm1,., in Whiell, by t,b‘ Clithi. lion-, of Fritopti it ,wly, o,,lrpried of 'ail - 1,!.. , ; h ie. rights which‘nc4ttsat ; ily beinve, Jo all iiiderthicrit nations. ; The stipulistioo,of tit;it Ttemy, if lint t - si t imilty and ~ distiOtly d6aaiinati by S ; .;ii,, ~vouiLl I,:wc Jussilied: 1 thisf.:,,oanity iocoil..oo. , ; ,ttin', ; Syain, tr Itr, :i t ti"Witleht 1 Vett/a:4lle 141.i'4."e ‘Y . .it ii i'f . , t.''e i ) , , ,: s; phicr, a Pr it-wi r d i tia:tfieylVa4 :rtii, , ~,1,,i ..,,, i,,,,,Acd Gift the in: ..., • .i; . i ie ,~, k ; OYI th; •aiid Vi!! J .ji ~'t i>tt:V r,Of bAdI ~; r , i '~)