The Sun. — London, England, 1805-06-20 00:00:00

„.. 111!! . 1 , , • • The House went into a Committee en the Goat Lament; but it was not until several applications Ita4 Skin Act ; the Report of which - was ordered t o be been successfully resisted, that in 1790 , the idea of received tcemorrow. . pleading inadequacy_ in point of : pecuniary compen . On the Metionef Admiral BERKELEY, the Bill for sation first occurred to the Noble Duke, after an in suspending the Pena Wee on the Woollen Manufac; tervel of 35 yearsfmm the,emachisien of the eriginat. i tures was ordered to he •read a second time to-mor- bargain. The Hon. Gentlerrian entered into a history row. • of the proceedings of the Commissioners and of the On the Order of 'the Da) for the second reacting Privy Council on the Duke's Clatins; and contended of the Woollen Mentifeaurers'' Bill, Mr. BROOK in- that his Graces Supplementary Petition was meant timated his disposition to abandon the Bill at pre- to surprise those who• were unacquainted with the sent, if he could be assured that a similar one should merits of the case into . an. - acquieecence with his be brought forward early next Session. It was a sub- wishes. Nothing could be more - absurd than the je& of much consequence, as it kept in suspense a arguinents that had been urged by the friend; 'of the body of above 200,000 men. . . Noble Duke, that the British Parliament had no . The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, tho u gh h e . p ower to bi n d t h e I s l e o f M an. I t was b y an A& of could give no pledge that such a Bill should be 'Parliament alone that his Grace had any right what , brought forward,. yet assured the Hon. Gentlethan ever in the Island. Without that eket he would that the attention of Parliament should certainly be have been excluded from it. The circumstances at drawn to the subjed as early as possible in the next tending the Negotiation of the Sale bet Ween the Session. Crown and the Ancestor of the :Noble Deke luau ' After a fe-v words from'Sir W. YOUNG, the Bill been most open ,aod,honourable.. With regard to was given up. , the assertion, that the value of the Revenue had ins • Colonel CAeueonn moved, that therebe laid he Aesed, he wits willing to admit it ; but why bad fore the HOUK' , an Account of the Number of Men they increased? Because they had been in the hands \venting to complete the Regular Forces in His Ma- of the British Parliament. Because wiier measures 1 • , Jesty , s service, Cavalry. nd Infantry, on the Ist of had been adopted with regard to them. Had the May, 1805, diatingunbing . 'Britiili Troops from Foe. new system failed, and had the Revenues been di reign,. and those enlisted for: limited service from rninished aS much as they have been . augmented, those eidist e d f or unlimited, service ; 'as also .an would it have been considered fair or honourable to • Abstrad of . the Number of Men raised under the deduct from the price paid for them ? Why• then `Additional les . f . efit:T AU in Great Britain and. Ireland, should the seller be considered as entitled to a parti sliming tlie.: r.e'limber raised on the Ist of February, cipation in advantages which never would have, ac t $O5, and the number fiesm that period to the pre.. crued had the Island remeined in thcpossession of him tt sent time. - In his opinion, the compensation ,al - doubt expressed by the CO. \ cp, t ,i, coe . ready awarded was more than equivalent to.theoh : - of the EXCHEQUER, whether•or not some or these jefi: gttined. If more however, must yet be granted, Papers could be , thrit6lied e Colonel CeAUrOttWS , as British Pelvis had beoetitted from the eireurn- Motion was agreed to. - , ' stance, from British Funds the additional Remune , - .. : 'lle Order - Of the Dila , for .the HOUSe NSolsink it ration ought unquestionably, to proceed. . self into I , Committee:of Ways and Me.ina having . ilirr. ;ROSE entered Vita an historical statement been read, it was; ordered, on the Motion, of the of the transaction relative to the Bargain for the So : Climateet:ea of the Excni;titiru, that Public 14.16 t- vereigtity of ,the Isle of Mane He scontended that mates and Accounts be referred' to the said Come the Sale evas noeVolentary on the pint of the Duke mittee. - : of Aeholl, as he had bees) driven to the Alternative of . ' On the Motion for the SPLAN.EttS.. ligwing the tea:elating - the emu - offered', or of getting nothing. Chair, . , . -It was evident front the authority of Chief Justiec, Mr. Fox asked the Right Hon. Gentleman °otitis Coke, that the island of Man was• independent, be site, whether or not lie was right, in einderstanding, cause no'Court of this Country could have reached that the stun of five millions, to be • appropriated to :t 7 it, and a • B t i tish ;.:44 er Parliament had no force ni particular p ur p o s e h a d been al r e a d y Vote d i n th e ' th er e e Comittee of Supply?' iceptchy _consent. By the - Honourable Gen- T - ' , . •• • ' tletnan's stetentent it appeared, that the Revenue of. he el. s/JVCELLOR rf the EXCHEQUER fc'... • the Nand leveled' a rapidly ingeasing Incense, and plied, that ft was certainly included in the Csneral ; .t stun of 70,0601, W• 35 not alit adequate epinpesa , Vete, hut that there had been no' specific voiq on i tion for evendt Nete - Revenue of 5,0001-per annum. that •subjest ; in fed,' the apeeitic votes Ind been kept 114stine the Purchese, the. Revenue of tang Country hack, from'th e e i ren i natan ee of th e: d est i net i on o f werneESDAY, JUNE le. ...sudieredto thee amount. of 150,9°01. a year by the Sir Soma WARREN brought up the Rt.port of the that suni„ no , t i_ . Mating been itaceiteined. He hoped, Contraband Trade carried on in that •lalend, and, by ... newever either to-ds or io-morrow to 111, bef ore ; • the lowest computation, the .expence a keeping Committee to ,whom' the :Petition' of the Trustees' " ''• • 'T -- • . the House-a. Message. horn His Majesty oh that sub- Crutzers eft that of the Naval Asylum was referred.—Ordered to, lie - . accidental cireunestiince. alone had ) -,... fiC would be hO,OOO . a year, .so on the whole vented , ~►g, so y' • alell‘, ,on the Table, to be printed, and to be taken into • sted his not hnin done already, . but he trusted consideration by a Committee of the whole H()1> +L' -this Gauntly was It considefable gainer,.. and •it Was • before the rising of the House tie might yet be,,ena on Friday next. ' , . , - 0 • bled to conminnieate it to theth. ten-justice. in, the House, for such buic.nts, to grant. the Player of the Petition. • On the motion of Lord GeeNneaviE,: it was or . • Mr. GIMY observed, lbat when lie gave Coe nos" Sir TVM. YOUNG having taken an active part . 11%-ektliat a Messzige be suit to the Lords,,aequttint- . ~,,,,•,, leis ., ..,,, A , ...........4t.., , i , t h e z "-h °t . Pin t . wn, • Which stood .fiir to-morrow, it'l in the discussion .on a Petition presented by the In commissioners •o? .‘Nai at Eleventh Report of the use; feasible: no communieetion of the kind alluded habitants of Man about 20 years ago to the House, 'lnquiry having closed their examinations • the Co to hi the Right • 'h .Ge '' '' ' ' , on e . :Hon aurable ~ntleinan 11,e1 been . , thought he Could furnish the House with some mops. no longer thought it, necessary to desire laic made to the Hduae; ' - an o •'1••I• he 1 h . - ' ''• r- p ecurrenee st tie emig ~ a- 1 ,ignts on the subjed. Ilea ention stetted, that one 1 . T . . attendance of' the Lord : - .rresident of the- Cou '' mil, 1 ter Ibis intentien. • - •' " • •••' •half of those 'Who Were. formerly engaged in the the Earl St, Vincent, end the 'E as e e e B u dee e .e alre 'The • Hetuse then Went iotO the , Commitose, in . Contraband 't'in:tac, ti, i ii ...q: G r.“..-1 ....A-4,...,4, line shire. I wnici , - z "w" ' ";•„". Lei --- .' - ',.'""""'''-' 1 .t- 11 'el{ A N ' s the other half had resorted to•the fishery for sup ' The Bank' Forgery ?sill was read a second time, i es:Leon of the e,xenieetsee, th a t the su m ot four port. Of 32;000 inhabitants which the Island con ordered out of tl ie surplus cif the - Consolidated Fund, orderect•to be committed on T ues d ay, milli 'and in the Wined, theie were 3000 employed on the seas, be mean time to be printed. e . • • and the sum of ole• million one hundred and ninet • . , , the Y mg a greater number of. able-bodied men in propors odd th o u see d pounds, chit - or ttie surplus of The LOndon port Improvement Bill was rseel 'a 'tion to .the population of the Island.' than any other Granti of last year, be granted towards the supply third time, and passed. - part of the United Empire - afforded -for MI; Ala , •Re mil W' ordered Tlie House having reannacd, the I, as Serjeent BEST moved the second reading of lie, l lesty's Nin-y, • The ancester of the Duke of :lawn to be received. to-morrow. Members of Parliiiment 13ankrupt Bill, , had filmed ' the revenue of the : island .to a Mer ' The house wen elite, t a Committee of Supply.- . Sir W. LEstox, conceiving that the ,Bill was ofchant elf Liverpool for. 10001. a-year, aud'the Duke The aunts 'of eoool.' fer the support of the British great importance, hoped the Learned Gentleman: had no, right to claim additional compensation in Forces in .elfin te s - 15001. for the V e t er i nary College; f would not press it throng' ) the . House die presentconsequence of the' - increase of that revenue under and . 1e,0601 . for the , Bond of Agrieulturte . , sesaion. Were i the fostering care• .of the British Legislature, and The Bill was then read a second time, and order- voted ; and the house littying resumed, this 'Report , from the influence of. tl le-Laws, the LibertY, and ' 'ed tobe committed on Tuesday. lik e ,,vi:o. Nl'iti. ordered to be received to-morrow. l the Censtitution of this Country. The whole re titer a stunt conversation between the. SECnE- The London Fish Bounty Amendment Aa was 1 1 venue of the iali 11 d been ti • b f in( m . le a•ear e ore last, read a third unit and passed. ' • - Wse Cal Fu'l ,' ' - - ' - . ' 1:,%11y at. . a ..11. . 44 A i a“..1.,., Mi. Foe, andi ; 1 . tiB el the e.-1 - -nee ' ~ ... • ... .it. sof &thanes &e. wag 4g4 .0 1 Mr. LONG brought up the Report of the Cor- the CITAtitiLLOR of the ExenLoyEß, the Nlilitia the; ' Bounties' '1 exportation'. - ' , le emonnt of on the. of Her „ogii.,er,'. um sa - ii . ~9' - • ' mittee to whelp the Petitlen of the 'Trustees of the • ' '• 4 read a second time, and :Ordered to 1 ring - was 400 1 1 .:. to whi*Ch was t• Lt' be added 20001. be eommitted to-Morrow.- .• - . - • . British Museunt was referred, stating, thiit in their' the au• . 'omit of Boutitiea withheld on Red Herrings • t )rdered opinion, the purchase of the late Mr. lowitley's . • , that the' House do• go into a Committee exported to Iles Mediterraiman, a considerable branch Colledion of Antiques was an objed of• great ha- of the whole ;Reuse, to-nterroW, .ti - O:onsider the Re- of the Trade c f talc • Island' • • tl •el - ' d• ' ) le 1115 le expen iture floral importance, mid that the sum recplired of P r t ut• the Comm; ' • 1 tree et the Pileleted Ad. • • • WOuld be 10,94 el. out .of are Venue of 11 Bel e-- The Bernick Masters,' . Bill this read a third time I •• • 1 20,0001. Was a moderate price for the same.—Ore st Nirl* t et, t. tl - 4 - • t , s no , ie 1 , sem, ors, o put the • Duke of tiered to lie on the 'Table/and to be printed; • and passed. Atholl in a situation that wodhl r rake it his interest 'The It seert of e C . Sir W. DtUKINSON presented certain Papers • . L ie . th s , ,orentittete on the Loyalty ,to subthiel from - the Bounties for the enco - . . , wage from the Admiralty, pursuant to the Order- of the , Loan . 11:11 was receive.l, the Ainindments were agreed '' meatofFishery,.• ; .thein order to render the aurplus House. . ' • .a tune of • the- revenue -aderate to his compensation. If On the Motion of Mr. BANKS . , it Ives ordered, 1 tu :".'"'"‘Y. . • any 'compensation was to be elven, which he had that such pert at. the Report of the Committee on 1- The phiverany Advowsons' Bill •.vas Ordered t b • 'iargued, be ''''' e .ca e , not it ehught to given from the public the,Petition , from the Trestees of the British Mu- read a third time on Friday. ' ' , , - purse. • 'scum, as related to the Additiona making to that Mr. WARD brought in a Bill fur an .1 . tale' -' ' ' ' tem ing - Mr. D. - GIDDI ibllowod on the same side, Building, for the receptiOn of Antiques, ice, be re; - A& of GEORG E the First, relative to the shwa . ' f ' d len 0 an argued, that the compensation, .if ens might .te ferred to a Committee. • - , the pcorer clergy •wl• -I - d • ' , its 1 N 4,15 read a first in , a . nc, nd I be. granted (the contritry to which be maintained) , The House NT'erit - into a Committee on the Irish ordered to be - read a Second time tosniorrow. .• , . 1 should be granted from the . public purse. If Compensation Act, in whiell Mr. Valaserestier • DUKE OF ATtiOLL's ►vtTrrioN. it ' was in consequence of the. public advantages stated his intention to bring in a Bill obliging the ' The Order of the Day haying 1 • ' seen read for the • derived -from the trms•taion tint the comPensa- Commissioners to advertise a , certain day of End- House, resoleine 'C ` '•1 • ' '.. - ' • . . , itself into a , onunittee -on the Re- tion was demanded, ;t V..";lS'but jest the Public should tation, beyond which no Claim should be encoded M. port' of the Con i ini.ttee to W i lp - •'• , .: t orn that.. ettlion the , pity. If a Pensioo were to be given 'to any iudis The House haying resumed, the Report, Nt":ls re- I Duke of \. • . had I• - f d s - . 1 ' of ' ' • ' .• . - ' 4 litot.T. heel re erre „s ho n e ] STAN- ' 1 vidual for public services, it WOUld "be unjust to estived, area Mr NANtitTTART obtained' leave to bring • dthat .tale Sa - ' ' '' 1 ' - eee, moose , 'EA4.tat, do, now ..eave the ' , make a particdlar PeriSh' supply the income. in a.bill accordingly. ' '' • • • • Chair. s I Mr.' KINN4I111) sepported - the Claim and _ Mr, Retie brought in a Bag for tepealing the -Du- silie. FL4NICLAArD oppesed the t' •••' ,1 thoueht the , ‘• • mo inn et die , .I . R. - ''fthe Lagoathe ' , , seep us Revenuer o ~ pro tiesan Woollen GOods exported to the East 11 . •1 e • •`• -1 T • 1 ''' I 61 . tic] , - !! Per fund from which to drinv the compensation. wh Was read a first time, and rd ' o ered to be relict 1 i pre,sed his convietion that a more ' ' - - 3• ' 71 "T 7 -I‘' ' ' , . . : , t, Impel-tent sub- l s 1). JO! NiS OA 4 thought, the increaae of the second time to-morrow., . - - 7 4 h i d never heir brcataitt before Pa ••• , ' . , . I • liament • ; not i Revenue the eon sequence ot the wise measures adopt- On the motierielMrsHoixessoar, Ace( • '(''' ' ' • ' stints st ere ' eereinily Wo:ll , royard to the magnitude (fd , • • 1 ed Since the pur •Ins . Itherefore d. • ordered to be laid - before, the Mesas , ofthe - 1 • k • - ''''' • ) 't 'mane- . L ~ .L, ant no _groun s for timount thaw °bra of , :discoss.on but with •'' • ' - , re to the 1 further compensation. He theught a rent charge of Excheqiier Bills outstanding and unpros.•l 1 - 1 - ' • • ' !I, t 4. tor etanger ot tho precedent. Ife Avis' con e e n . that ' t- -- •f met. , I ,0 1 the., Ms ume o the Island AWohld be an induce on the two Coatis in 1804,-one of eight milli() l, ' ' • ' • -' - ' ' , . us, t it., , the• briends at ,ille ..a oohs Duke would esaentially merit to the Dekes to cippi-esa the blenders. other of one million. • • Herve Ititn, were they to tidvise Hint t ,IslraW i TT ir temeti Its Mr. 4•...itartistr.: thought mite. lono* lapse of time Mr, NT:cisSITTeeT brought 14 the Irish Cempens I Petition, to beeiti the busi es:. i 0 dts '-, sin ee th e' Ar• "a a I 1 • -as - •the I-- 1 i.,--, l c i e even, an gne . t,.-a_ ga., ,n , rgn hint ,ti,airi.•,t ceam, sation Limitation Bill ; which was read a' first time I it ( trite a dial:. :. t 1 -7 3 i . , a.t i .. ~, ~. ..4 11, ( Ire . , inn. t tuqi streii ilin.i been 1 otheewise no Biirgain made for the Public Was secure. and 'ordered to be read a second tin `c° to-morrov-. ~ ~, . ~_ , , 41 1 i this disxahsfitaton that Wti:i inniileite4l at the The monepaid for the Island I d been laid in ieout Mr. LASCELLES brought in MX. t'ITT - S.lntlenmity periott when the'llo - .llt - •' f I I I • - • * ' Y. ' 5. les otles e of Man were hinds in Scotland and the increase of ernol t umen d ti ' d' 1 , i i . Bill ; which wit:; rea- a -rtit.time, an orc.cret.. to lie ! sold to the Crown ot• Grelt B 't• ••I'tl A ' • ' ' ' . ~, , , . . , . n .414 • )) the , neeator upon at must be•mrteh greater than the increase of rend a second time to-morrow. -•.1 oe th e el e e te Peke ; but,..af •t;"' '' the'Cr '' t . la . the Revenue of the Island, es as . ih. , a is a • ion Mr. LONG pre,erited do Account of the* . further 1 . that retterally nese' in ti4sof high Minds il ' •• lord II • - h 1 'Parliament ought : 0 -, - II ieing •,Lothrrn .t oug It atilt urns that weel,d be necessary fbr the, erection of a deprived .01 Test - den priveeges ;it was .unecaineCted ;lie alit open to claimson •- .• In - • itsiesta:se ansanging Court-house, &c, in the City of Westminsterj with any pets adary ideas :anti he wa• '' di l the '-• . a peiatia e( , that , . Agee' tar the Island the-power was all on the, ' The House went into a Cemmittee on the Arne— Ind 700,0001. peen the Perchase-inenely instead aide of the Government. ' ,- s I • ' 1 Mr• I ISI' oh- l of 0 0001 ithes.tisfsw- would stilt - • eican Wool Trtgle ;Ar lens it resume( s•lc . , 7 , . „,. ~.~Hol • tamed leave to brill!; '1 ed The N , )AO . 1)111:e r- '' • • --•' , ; , • . • ' in it Bill permitting thee.sporta- disp.ey , - . ~-, w,. ~)le . . Int ised, in lila srl f ! Nii,:s 401 y ample :A tiv' I hue. . , • &xi of Wool from the British Pltintations ill .lime. ,Ipplicationi to Par , liamenhott this stihj!!(t; I. ad : .:(i I • .l:r. IPLW ail 31 ÜbSer ved, that the Duke Ind,' • hinted at env inietecplacy in the isertinlai.V C0111 1, .:L- tar .e.) years after . ', rice to the United Kingdom. 1 . ceming of egeepreferred Ito claim ili -ri ht . is .' ' ,• 1 -) ••' i . ' . Mr. FOSTER brought in a' Bill•for regulating the I senor. tie had teerely as*rted b g s saiioes .tt to a nature; on tho contriry e the compensation Duties on the Imports and 'Experts of Ireland i I little vestiges of 01104 powt . q - , and hu'A ing b , ,:en de- Wati.aeknowle . dged by. Wee, •in e Petition to Podia which wAs rt,ad a ° first time, and ordered to be l icoied in Ins .Ittempts to procure these in the Court s I - tient-lig another-pie: pose, to be very ample. In the tinted,- and to be. read 3 second' tirne on Monday, I P . • of Laws Ile had hrought JOrward his Claima !fn l'u . caJt.l of all IMPERIAL PAR LLLILENT: HOUSE OF PEERS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19. Tama Lordships sat from one o'clock till six, on the case of Mr. Justice Fox ; after which it was ad journed till to-morrow. ' After an observation from Lord GRENVILLE, Lord HAWKESBURY stated, that a Bill was to be brought in, to continue over the proceedings in this case till next Session. The Seaman's Encouragement Bill, and the Bill for granting further sums to the London Dock Com pany, with several Private Bills, were brought up and read a tr:4 time. • MESSAGE FROM THE KING. Lord IlAwK.Esßuny delivered the following Mes sage from lixs MAJESTY " GEORGE R. • " 111 S MAJESTY thinks-proper to acquaint the House of " Lords, that the Communications which have , taken plaCe, " and are still depending, between His Ms )sate and tome " of the Powers nn the Continent, have not yet barn brought " to such a point as' to enable His MA t Esv y to lay the re " stilt of them before lite House, or to enter into airy fi:rther " explanation with the French Government, consistently " with the sentiments ex pressed by His MAr EST v at the " Opening of the present Session. But His :Unit:yr? elm " ceives that it may be of essential importance that he should " have it in his power to avail himself of any favourable " conjunElure for giving effect to such a concert with other " Powers, as may afoul the best means of resisting the inor dinate•ambition of France, or that may be most. likely to " lead to a termination of the pre,ent Contest, on grounds " consistent with' the permanent safety and interests of His " MA 114 Y'S Dominions, and the Security and Independence of Europe. His MAJESTY therefore recommends it to l" the House of Lords to consider of making provisicn for " enabling His MnyssTY to take such measures and enter 4 . Into such engagements as the exigencies of affairs may re -46 G . R,ii 44 q uire. Lord 11.1WILE9llUltY moved, that His Majesty's Message be taken into consideration to-morrow. Agreed to. The Bill for. Encoitraging the Residence of Cu rates went through, a Committee; aml on the :-.10- tion of the Lora) CHANULLOR, who said he had Amendments to offer, was ordered to be re-com mitted to.morrow.----Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMOYS, Dllbiie xvrirk,: 11,E wto path ith Lis propertyfor :OA -lc 11$ luatwn. Mr. SHERIDAN-supposed the (: on / entleto 141 the argued a gainst the present claims aded P rinciple with respea to the proofs uf the jlll uce d ; these claims as an Attorney-General %wl/ sin 4 habit of deelaiming' much against the Treati4 Peace with Am.-...rica ; when this Learned Go', man ores asked whether he had read t}atThatY.,: said , no, not 3 word of ;it vas not tit to betel': He thought it extraordinary in the ao.. maim Gentleman opposite tMr. Franklan d) to cialecit, respealor.his authority as A ituritey - Ge rielai tland i when the Leanied Gentleman hiuteit! knosiledged that he had never b en i nn the but once for .six 'months. Mr g length in support of the claim; - w hi,.:ll hd.coo oo w had never been lost sight of • Air. Arildif4 RFO RCE maintlined the vlll ` fr.'e l of the original bargain. -He aslwd wilY ilj' mate war; nut appointed to val ue the Dukeof rights ? , • Mr. 'BARAM supported the WAlLtioa rated the transaction fro m the imputa of w- H i ti a job. Mr. CURIVEN replied mitiutel arguments that had been advancecf Motion ; after which the House heal) the question,. a divisio:l took place. Ayes - go I Noes , Majwity in farpur of the Atholl While Strangers were excluded r„oa of the I:lxoli.EA.L'untt hruuifht •from His M A insTy (fur. which Peers). --.*.s -soon 4.5 . the Mei,iage . Chair, The Right Ilon. - lon. should move on Fridiy 110:',.t, 11131 most gracions,.Message be ret„lred of Supply, not imagining. th4t 03 proVoke:much debates' as the subject Message was likely to occupy much discussion: ,x-a 3 ready to allow, the Message referred to might very der .-disbus.;ion to-morrow, but st and distindly a s, 'hen the Right intended more inirne diatel y to sabini sideratiOn of the 'i louse, It wss, nion, that the more.proper inumend a discussion of the A,lessage woul that the Speaker du leave the One o'clook.• T H E N' ) "LIM QUIS ILICERt **ALSO AV....D.1_9e L 0 N () Tglinsimy, Jrtir: 20, 1005•• sp th toa a rt l t t , ‘ ia r ol th n ilic PP a c tn l er dt j h a l en! '%vao no foundation whatever f fir _ A i C s taotenedt,ryu,p)grt)othrpotill: it rc port of Jamaica 1, viag been taken. Ift:P-1,00,,,, Upon carried internal rtutrks,Of its ow n f''s*,,,,c if • sz t iluiPl° l l : r L e ile i: a r 1 Commercial br i t o ae ,: t in . i crs z 4 nt s u bj ect, receivedi I nbr y g iin : to % t v eres tt. i h ne t t te a l il h i t l'hted° e Yi ll ' t ‘Y i i c‘ : .t l i s i e l v°l , r i : tre'° iL ile l : g i i ‘ l '' , le i :f oi tril itf 'lll ,l r° { P it e4fi see Pse r ; :: ,,, Y : ,r tt ,i ct , h i,ar Lii i °: n t bl: c i it .l 3:l o, : t t'l:3 l ll , :ll:': , le::: ,,iA gj'll:':'' t tc o ui ; ' ,, , :: . ' : ll:ll' l V ...........,-- • 0 ,,, ft Y EsTEI'D•Av a :11e,oge was deli.4Tei i , ~ re' 3 "'' eGb::ibrolo't'le'u.aerirgirr.liudegiziitnrtsieQtYo:itlinx*ntastaeltuyi'ccbcobil°ol;ii'iltliltrollitiliives°ltolf‘frir:onell'lttlitt'sF•e;el:slrd:°.tillouf:lteljiloith‘bli : re : 1 1,3 41: 1: : : :" : 1 1 : 1: t lit i l i, e6 0. 1: : 11‘ e. the N • • , ore D° t ,_ essage st:ates, that the Negotiabol•-_ \lot .to lay the result of , tli.:ln before: tlw 11°Pej fif n ytu 1 the ell!illi,r''fitif iP" Pl'ese4 by fits AIAJESTY :it CP ()PO* ! l i t Bession. The itlessage, the:: • thlt l"' JEST? conceives it to be of est•elltiji la !, pl 4 ' that h , at --e —euld laive it ill hi 3 Poo.'e w 0 , h' for E;`' ordinate ambition o f France, or 111:il oe rjefol ti of OL c r - :eiitik':en):lylsei fa::° : ° : f i sdi t e r t i a 11 : c acil 1) 1 , 1 , ' , j a t : n l ; a i i v't:ye'tee°l°l:ue:ldr::s‘i I l lt:e:i i :' : ' ;: n o 'c : 4 i 1 :(1 1 ' ''. l '3ll4L ;r; r a° l 6 i ttl -licer,j, .1:0:‘)L . 2, 0 ‘ , : i l rel, e' ; 'l: Contest His '..v.." ~k 0 yll l therefore, pro Vision for enabling liiol tO toke the e ,iigt lict and outer into Stlell engiigeratlllt) °3 oi l be 11 , of affairs ruay require. 'flie Aleiage _ o f Pe t° into ' ...to • • • • the ll°'` ' cotisi—ration this c lay ill . f Cot11110:11. 04 and to-Morro in the 'rouse a t eertio•O t While we regret diet 1.)0 utill'"' 1130'110 the part of Nis iNiajeityti :4/iiiiitrs :,.;,113 vo4r been ablt. iohring the N. egotiations tt) !vox, the iictive r,,,V• a ti b e l t e i (I)stubeciaes Pixiot,itgeri'tsPar:ocittlir:t iltbso 4;`)il'llitrai,',litilels'''?.' we hat e the btroLgtis tiaSan t° b‘:lie)C „iv t;i of " ir i': , il 'l 4i ; POSitiatl ill.alitleSted by those l'ovie-r" -- le i',l 4 i 00 1 t 1 311 able to this Country; anti aithotts.l3, •r i, cite.)', able delays that Ilust attend a I'legf)fiaLl‘l,,,:tojfir; between the Courts of Loa t, sod st. I oti ce e:0 tl;., we have hiLherto been deprivei of the bpi chi c fill,rurtia and,St.vedeni, ti-e,liat:c(l:oocld,:a.u:)l , j 4r , t ,if ~',.: great y t tu tery sla ) , o lico • .."- ..rie, Nrlio vio T:. seas. to the did 'i being Very Jl Petition nrs tilat I" 1 bjeet matter Alch ofto-um -i) ° tht 00 0 cry c still not 40-ilO it Ji () P, Lbrllit It , .40 fqr ' 11 ;0 id be ~04 1 , air7 ,Ad mu me )ne o'Clock. NIAII,S. t ilst) 4 Aga 111 FA 7 —j: Dublin, t Waterford. INV,/Attituri, G otten b urg is, I Lisbon, s public, I! PRICE OF STOCKS Tills n o , Y A 1' I Wtf,Vl. Reduced Ann. . . SS4