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oaf of r opotel ) justify hid that moo of leen sc• at rime , of His o f h 6 tbt loge l ie pro. A hoe Id their I the Cntintry. It had,,indee4, operated more a . S . S , expedient. for raising money than e . for ptovid , 2 t ri nt ! men. Its operation was of course ,oppressive, wi th . one one being effedival.aa to its propolied end, and tb .,. . t.t fere did, its repeal become a rnatter i , f . evl I ' necessity. It ' was one of 'those abortive and in. effe.aual schemes to which Government had of late 4 years heenln the liabit cif havitiKreciattne, in 0pii . 0... titian to t h e good oldsystem by_ which ; the Bri• tish A , .'limy had been originally ?raised ; and in these days of experiments, he wished. to ,have it fairly. aceet- . ' tainerl whether - in adequate force every nalional pupate ‘Might not be provided for by the • ordinary i, and u nexceptionable mode of recruiting, .an d, a tunable . encymagement to men - ..of . rank and fortune to embark in the military okiliOn•— Ile c on d emned the system of tamperin pr g With cur ~ Military, Y),rce *hid) had of l ate b e : I i Ironed that' sUine regilar systern'might be haft. en advted, and re. tsetse to-for,the,mitntetiance,of ou r Establiihment!. At all events, the measure now under c,onsicer"i°n Ltd failed,rif Hoducin4 the.,desired end ; and a t, 14'1 opprecive in . its narbre, vvithOut being effeau_ h , k in its operation, he should: with •Cheerfulness vote !cr. il4, fieo.l o 1,1-Wing deli,vered ,his sentiments.. -W I ... I , i telPefi to the merits of the, Expedient, he 511 Vi al .: beg leave to say a few words . upran" a 'siihra which hail been' introd tits t° hint. uced 'by - a N o bl e L or d opsia, 1 Ile hail been arraigned of inconsistency ! . . In abaikkoning a connex i on which itpd.,B4l)si3ted frorn his catite,t y oath, antlattael)irigiiimseifrcipet7 19111 wiiit:ol6al be had formerly dile stain 00!'16t'!. It wa rtOtninly tine, that 1;e had, 19iag Lived, jeh'44lt." 6 7 ts at 14:40 kIt,frie,t,tiship. with the 4tigl 3 -;.11 . 1 r. , - uer'ti'mm.' who . Was now at the.head cif --lis, Maies7, ill. nor did h'e' COnCeiVe it liittly that" ittlY ' tr"c4n'ttance Omuta occur 10 .Witbdra w his friendship . ;Eugmrn !I?t,-Pgntletnart. • But it would nor,..kur,triy,:he ;;;11;.'"e4fritilsi.bec.tu,se . a long , f rientl i ship bad. ex • 1 " it '' K t al ,etil two men-, neither of then') Olmuid ever :trtto difret 'from the other, though circum ;!ltances•°l .4 1'4 ttne irreconcilable-might neetii-14tw",n, , 11 :* Yet such, w'as crecisely the . case ; with: OsPeNl,. to and t. Righ t 'ii Gene.' Wben, through epe e • • • ~ t ,o-r.. , . l ' r ; itfiel'ileily ot tht. I:, te Adm,nistratiuti;the Coon-, 1, 1 ;, '" - la-d - he'til'reduced almost to the• brink. of ruin,. i,,,',4i deemed ex pedient,' iti artier to avert' t he tea!etoil daog,:r, to unite as meich as 'possible a the ,tli)rt, charader,'and talents of the State in the t h ° !:,' 4 ,441 of ,its'affairs : the Right- litin.'Gnqernan h: d "'"t . 4 411 y airecd vith him .itt thataccaibn; but 1.;,11Y naed upon that principle, by , - reeotrt- .. 1 1 '.'l l 'ing to His Majesty to admit to one of the igl;listand most imporrant QAices of the.GoittT.• Ptot 11,- , 1 ',7, very G,:rolern'ari with whom the' , ' Noble . (t ' i •"• , .4 riow accrtietl hiM of being unired'itysen .7 ~I t. lie' Itipeci . "l l. s h,bia !lever have-heard; it . i94.4.lititti, Vial- becaus e men ' had formerly difflttied. i r l l l 4 .Plnioil, they ohoula therefOre.nevcr unite, though beep. 'it ttniun migh t he prod u t - li v of a an g;it i t o tn ie o ,L p n a .i r. d ... vi , g ( "hi; no,r cobld..he suppose any him so much•unacquainted with the prin e,,in'",l,4)l Politic~, •as not to ,know, that - any in!in • iie:.'hlrittLhe was. pursuing a' fair . .objeti ionic ;h i', as to receive the support . Of those %' .°' ; . 4:41 I " Wi t •it NM Upo9 tilt itthieo. ,The, , U 0 , 4q g *loh he, in coinntan with otherc,,rhad in .view 'E'en ,tille.cee.isitto Alluded 0,, was mot only admitted ""a li_ ~ 4tehbei::hroler:"c,l:;::elii'vrntdenitl'imb,Stietlttlnotl:e'fC;:trfuliry"rt):eiatfie7l) h im a Charge of inconsistency was bi'lllght ag ai n s i t th, rll ) . 4 0 4 1 that oceasie in , and especiallyobtOrte - o xv,t',„ e wlln 4,11 since joined with - the • ver tri.'n 1-111riial`lY hliti elterns,l ves assisted in driving '. front - ' Zajet4rVeonocils. - • ' to 0fir,41(.ii.,..4,4,L.riLLE said, that what - ite .lead taw" lu',.tiletr Lordships' considelatiOif upon the. 414;tite.01the Diu .which was, n.:.ver the subjed ~ol et . did. I ;i l . ° n thnuld be very brief, conceivin,. as I , , that the question , narrowed 'itself. to ' a yell 'till e n th e io-11111611 indeed. .1 - le perfally agreed n with 01 bit ' • , • Awl., ° L ord wh o had just sat down; that lyi; 1 11 If ch .,,i iti, be. more imprudent up or i ~T. military•4sp.rn pf. the Country ; an d than to tamp n 7 .. li en , t ' l 1 ‘4ry itrtiund it wa e s that he colad 'not con.. 14i' ' It) Ille relle4l t/ f a intasure which 113 d for i ts 4 t i t 4 tv) I)rudest a regular - System. Were: such b e i e ) in ultike- Irliii*lttilitt trAtr expitlienr mitt'. at; - „"t e llo, to kuhly: flee oace‘.of: the present ; p " P 414 4 Orilmtplr instead - of having any' ih r a ° l l l l 7 4 ,- t)t ' aeer, itiftlisliiv;;;•• the 'system • • desired, we - the Ar m tt V . vet 141tley tit ' eiperime fit It ' upon . • , -"Y$ and, • t •' - nsid, .4banLV• n i1,t,4,.., . . 4 5 I,n , int instance now prop , 14;ii 4re.airer'•• ' 'utast, re ' Leford - tune could lie- ha u l it 1 }.1 . ° "ct'rtain t1i0... eflic*.ot" 4ny a tliem.-- . H laq i) ert ar Ithat - I"P'll bad lt4(i . t - i g 4t , Vltt t he i l l C) .. 1; °III, ta.petitna, 'anil fOunci.ro have failed. New : i)vci,; C't . , W4ti Otiit: fr oin the 441)statte. i w, rich ha d. 4tr,'Cj r ' . , 4 l" its exec:talon, itiste.id of tight it hod t ';'o loore than the experiente of these monthl•. ute ti. l - ' ,• o • elt- 'w -;!S much ,ii, ; , - ► e ‘lt was passod, { 401,1111 . . , "Ids and it e yi, ,m a .__ . . aver , t. ience 1 an oppositsao- be zes' , I '. thing ch it 4 4(1 , of hte years been . w t it ‘i .. 0 b ei i. A ' ertjukliec was in •tiOnsotpenc- t ' .4 ',..,. 1 e ' 4 4 7 31 1" it io,tlie publie..miod, ' anst - h5 was, sorry 1110 .14Y1 that that pr4ititiLee wai , Crw'OU'raPl, to e: a: sti-tile _,P.rtjodicidl degtee I hy those iho ha 4 13 .5 en 1iac,,,:44111ti,9„ed oppiusets of the ' pleasure .in Par -1107111, t e The' cy",o4•7Hoer, e e , was, that . several tPt IS . hitt!' elapatd,heaure,aay, attempt . could be rdelitO carry its provisions into t*a '; ana" ll - i, t -,,c'4 consit,kratigna he felt himself j ust i f ied: .l.,',Y,N that the Bill bad not had a fair trial. As, .1 4 ; 4 ' 1 , 4 ' i t 104 been Nisei ; it certainly, ha4:llof faile d ;- eg l i tt ' i rt k the shunt ost . perience. we lead had of i!s, tie i s he / 4 4 no doubt of its {steaming h very . cfli••i of r t ' l, 14 ,,, i'itre• It *as. founded: OPoil the prin6Plei ful e -' lln :'Y of Reser.ve.A.t; than which a mare ose-t airy pf'RP.Cr niMilitlit for 'the desired' purPol.e'-'ha ) 1 , , 37 ` r olert devised, bx itutnait' 'wisdoin ; fitr;• ; (Mt of ~ eh t riers raised. far. limited. service, . 1.8,0004?3, , t o , - ,,,t t 9e.,urg4 fer the general ptitposes of the Ar ,TY!, pie:— serve *nYllar,t; Of•the'lllitirkL .. 'l'he ottlia•uf too 4,l,4l.tnfalatte was to inOrease theltegnlar;Fiir,ceis bye irk: 41'414,4,,a,nf1"tu orocute unite for unlirnilltdstx -1.14*. thicuwv-the-tnediutrt of. limited et*pciit-"-- tu 1n 4. . e . 44 J l Chatl. no dotibt would be-effttfuillly a, 12 -! . Therit.lthed ;.' fur it was a ..WOl itsei•i4t." flke'lLst''i i t toot,Vc"eitliti to a r ms in any capacity, Wtr , ' , tuttp Pe1_,..4t,1 iodination, 'whether' fro:lt'll* Ottif.en.i. attaoP,r.i,,kt' °x-1000r, or the temptation:6f ,botinty„ , en til th',4itr,tl'it'Thrett- altogether, to, the:ovilitarraer.vice liiit,-;4l.A4l.tintly,,,,yji igst._f_xpe .. tlie . n,ts had , Been 4 tua* iti -f t ur die- kepose at forming a regular -'4.'tut mainie flitllCC of ota'nlifikrY'4ll", . . blishment, but none.of them fiad a tendency to ren.. Alit the , expetlieitt permanent 'Ames he lireserif, 7 . ‘ however, possessed that tieirahleqtralitrin an eon beta .tiegree, und,threfore . was .it.-necemorry'''.rho a f - fair triatt! should. be had -*f its-, effect.;, hut aboVe all,. it wobjd- surely;. be..deemed denr .to -repeal , .. the BiJI when .no tither -inejsurt iva's provided' supidy its. place., ~The', . Nohic Lord (GittNtiLts). had ekpressed a wish that.. the old vytitini 'of. -recruiting :might lie...reentreci to ; but eipefiente had ...pi coed. that ,so..fat.ftotos , that systeril'•beingtapable of ' , Supplying the.iqrtic which the -.present icivunistances . rendered . .-tied: cessary to- be. kept up,.. ir , wavait: Undoubtti , •fatf i - 'that it had been found. inadettuate to. the put. poses, even of the former. comparatively 'low- es.-: of the Cohntry. It wits the'proof , of `this circuroseince , that-ha - tiled..to ithe.seiretal expe.. • dients. of .theAUPplementary.Militia, Itite -Army. of :R'escrvei,Ste,; ,but...as:thote measures were only tem . - Tor:try, it liad'bren ludged.netessao , -to-establish a systeiti that -promised. a . ..mote .certAi9 anti. perl.ta. nein supply: to the-Regular Army ; and ,Osis oh-. jeC, he repeated, be present, Bill was .caltni - ated,sto aecompiish. Upon this part of 'the sutijeek fire should not takerup the time - of their L'ldships arty 'lohgar and it was. with regret that he adverted 10( what had dropped from the Noble Lord (Gatt'it. v !LLB) at the conclusion of hi's Speech.. In the first place he begged !vatic tit observe, that the subjelt.. originated not no his side the Mouse, but with . the Nobje - Lords(DARNLEY) Who had brought frrwarti . tjtelilArin now - ,bcfore their L.i,viships". Ht....by nu • ilicNght shat those W ho, differed, in opinion particular - occahions ,should never ,ifter unite in a common cause. Ilissentirneots, indeed, were widely different frOm any.itich ,priaciple ; especially, when it prnyed that, as was the..case in the lite re-union of his friends, no -tuntlatiaenial whatever was violated on the part of ..any of them. •;These, he tibservedi had been,. in habits, of .the'.stifetest. friendship from their , earliest ,years'; they never alt.. feted upon principles ; their.only ditference.was.Upon p•-!itits of ptadtice, a4)d of course no. formidable . ob.. stacle had ever presented itself, to the.rec.oricifiation. which had been eiltaed. If others had at!le,l upon • difrercofpriociples; he was s'.)try for it ; but at, Ali events, he thought it would be more becsiniug the . chiratter .Gentlenien asti Consistent with• public duty, to .be • lesS acrimonious' in tlieir • marks, and to ttr,ak,!li as litile'eas possible . uptht - sub: jezis of this nature; fOr.if, by such accnsation4 h the Public-were:led to:suppose - that men from their poi litical connexions atted more from party and selfish motivis,.than from 'feelings...of public duty., 'the' consecibence:could not be eitherlavoutableto them, Or advantageotts to the cause of the Country. Lord Ftii.s• aj ta . (ow words .in 'support •cf Lord' DA&NLEy. Motion. Lsrd HAWK' ESJTUPY 'defended the Bill on the same grotioda. • as those upon which Lord MEL,: vlLt,tt .had argued, , 8J far front the meastne' having n.failed o'l producing any einn, he con- . tended it had .produced an eficet equal. to any thing that could ,be expthed from it. Instead ohm experience of eight . months, .the oppoiitionwitiCh' oent tem.: o• had thought proper to make. .to ioeXe:' . . CU-tiOn, in every .part of tie countq, rendered 74' •inspossible for its operation , to'.6e , cotnatented fore the month of November. .cl'he xctutns which had-been !made weee therefoteonly , foeitis:44i e k -and it would - -be found thatthe ttitO propor.tion..vflwa hundred a Wefle.' Since the returns had been made. out, 'ate number hzd • increased to about -three hundred a Week, and-he hail not ;the. smallest doubt Altar the increase - weiliF ler.come- progressive, 'and 'of course,. th3t time - numbers raised 'woulit, in a feW-rminths,-be very itmsitlerable indeed: repeated - what Lord Me. 1,- ' V ti3Ot' had. sitter! ' , relative. 'to the' impo.ssibility of keeping up -the necessary , Estahlishment by the ordinary -means of recruiting • and i s!to. the expe dient of raking, men for rmilt, it by 115 ...means -I , 4ocluced the desired efFed . ,' white it served 'in a vgliat degree to counteratt the-other means adopted fdr increasio our militiry • force;' klie Lordship theft adverted TO the ''subjeft tiff' coalitions,' for rtlte , •of pry v ink; that , 'no difre-rence - upon d' 'principle had ever existed- betSvein his present- cotleagnes inoffice, while the , ..moit irreco:.- citable differences , had,' from..their- infancy, pre vatlett bttween - th4se, irons whom > the accusation had proecvdtd. • Coalitions- might, , , indeed, -be -made sabjella• iif accusations : , if the tlifferences-bc - been the ',mica uniting hard been so wide that one was the advocate for !tepee on any reasonable termi, 'While the other -wrolil continue the, war for. ever, proeiristd suililerms were :not attained as it was ins: Jostible-to.'expea • toy tsz proctiied;;--ifs the 'one had been the supporter of Ineasortstakby 'which the Cosn. try bad been:saved., and Was slot averse - to a- renewal'. of them whenever occasion might 'requirev bile the =adorer •opposed them - to • the • utmost 'extent of his ialents andiinfittenee. In this manner -his Lord. -ship. went over all the leading peinciples • twin which-Lord G tttY I L E and -Mail' dif. • feted,' but through which we .•hove , neither. time ',nut' space tolollow hi-rn ; and. concluded bir eel stin t that TiCt - such chz rude r attached itself to the reunion : which 'had been eff.:fted among , friertat t P6etwet'n -whom no difiklence of-sentiment ewer existed upon•any' material ptinciple of ea .• ... • ' Lord • UCKiNG HIRE confe ssed, that • he-. had .Voted : against the measute last SeiNitin, an& ' that many of - hit.objeitiOns . to it liati slot yet-been. • 'molested.' Yet- he did riot think himself Called upon,' a rt•he ?resent montent, - to i rejeft the - Fill ;•• beStmei 7-,upott giving attention to-the truintierin-whichit had! been put in force; he did not imagine thit every , 4 thing had yet -been done that- might terns tnive- - it: cilia.. - Above all, he was of - bpiitioni Mir - the' pensities.'slibrildhe enforced; were - that not case„ the Countryirruseabate in their respea for Parliit- ment ; and-he eotild: not- believe- it to he necessary/ ! - to'ileP,ters 0940 - their Lordships' minds, howessen. " tint it Ivor: to uphold the authority ofParliament. fief was. a little `surprised to hear einne-Nehle Lords, : forwhoseopittionhe entettained great-respeff;sPeak so lightly orr tire' point,. and- he must hag leave to * recoratuenkta them- - to think of itieo consequences -. more seriously. - - • The LORD CtIANCI?kLOII fully Agreed- with the Noble Lord` who . spokelasti tilAt the peivAttiei elifaulti be etif6teed birrceebris fox 'it tiiiftle4 from -dose adduced by his, Noble Friend He looked ,up0n..::41111.8i11,.a5.a measure- caleulatt. 4 ,4or "Oilitn'tY putpmes.vaild;hat*lliould it fail in iilishOg its first inttqttion, it' no be pie. vented tecorn attaiing itti, second, by, I , 2nding to create:a fund. by .which..rneriAnlght be raised,. --- The Bill by no nitans,had had. vfair trial. Within a very recent.period it, was more effeClive than it hail hitherto Iveni:aott it would he 'highly tlent . precipita.tely to..t.ci7eal, it before any thing W 23 prepared to supply its place. As,t6 the numberless :adventitious toliies-which hail been introdtlerd into 411e.dobate <rctpeitiog merits of Allis Or., .that pei,son, an or-out of place, he shoold only ; say s ; that , opinions were best direirted by their con. salence,. ori iht..v.ieW of the ciroinostances vvbic'h :roOnded . . , Lora! Dy.ftid,El':.replied briefly to tbelargu., tnents that were useti,aglitht his Motion, and ex.. *bled liisi,osera-ationi - reßpeCting the. change Administration, by which he did nut Mean to allude, personally - or disrespect,foily.to an y Ancn . ~ The question cods now -loudly: called for, aild on its bcing put front - the-Chair, that the. Bill be rejeCted, which was-.the Motion, with which Lord Ciliff)Elq - .concisideti, :some corfversation 'arose respeeting the ,point of form, between_ the. Loop CflAtIC E LL.Olt; and Lo4d.Gitstivii.LE, who contended that the' rintstion ...erat; the 13,11 be 'read a second time ; it wag -Weed, 119Wciret; to put it in the t first I .rtn, thattile.tllll he reject l; when the 'louse, :---=Contents 3—Non-contents jority '6B. - `Vhete were" 6o Proxies on' tbe side of Ministers, and. 25 on that `of the P k iposition. 7 ..-;Adirtirned at. I ode o'clock till' Monday, iiOUSE OF COALIIO.N3', FRIDAY ) FEB. 15. • - • I . + Aktß .thetaaths and his seat,as 'Mord. her 'for Hcr',tfortl • • . • On ;rhe - M t stion,,;-or Mr, WALLAcu-it was order. ed, Hall; of• Catharine' Hall, chford, be desired to efeacit before. the ilk:use on the loth in. start:, the Fast Day, • Mr, Itd,n. presented ,Accounts of the . Extraordr„ naries of the 'Airily, from the 2 . 52 h December; rBoj, to the ;stb•December, SOs.. • Sir ;Joliet Newroar,..innvicl, that there be laid hefore:the.Ficuse, Accounts of. all Pensions on the Irish Establishment, zronted since Ist jarn:ity, 2804; dtritiricatiliii as the 'same COUI4 , ti; : made our. ,N-IVlessnf-! from the Lords acquainted the HoUse s . thartthir I,nrushills had - agreed to 'the • Exhequer' Billu hill, the•Cortimiisioncr4 for the : ASsessed Taies ,• anti the ifica Lion Indemnity Bill. -,Mr.INdAy presented a Petition from the Retail ImporterS - olllt/iait,,proyittra repeal of the Doty of.. Cl. pet 'crtkt..on ...all goads imported in .PiKkiigOvs, tinder it eerta,iii : 2,si'ze; and moved 4-hat it shOultl lie on the l ible, witiA, at ter vit a few oisertions from Me. . Fuf - rrtl: . weed IVIAY Petition from the wholesale Wrchincs . of B...!lfxst ; which, atier a few words in ,support,of.,-irAryta Mr. KtR, was also. ordered to tie on ihrip;T;2loe.—Nit. MAY. then:gave notice, that Le ;11t 11at tlf it repeal of_ Om Tax; • On t he ivi.oiryi ilif'lol4 , t.--,lterss.e>ti it was or dered, that Acconottr s. 1e 11;o r ttie of the DittribatiOn of the &Limey granted iNA tession ena'gling H,. IVlztjeity to „raise 'two militor•is five hundred thetusenti : , pout t),,e. rein Mentioned.: Mr:, t sso ptese4ed the,aitove Accoti..ts. f'ir Stu R 4 S . BOLT 1i1 , 711 bronkOt in a Bill for sp. ,poiotiog 'o , intrii9ioners :of the tatiti;Tes4, :&e.-- Read 'a 'fir, t tine. • • Mr, 1.1,1,w - cliottNE presentetl a Petition iron's the Perril Intporters cif Downpitrick, lit - nil:it to those !rota Oe . lta“ ; and m,yetl, ,that rherebe.laid before of the PioduCe at the Six per Cent. I)utie! i f,' ittir`riA the laic rett.years,"distinguishing the quo tets.-01 , Iered. itfrjO.IIXS.TONE was embarrassed how to form a judgment, On tllooPplit.3 of the. year withont har ing are, Accultnts.,ol the precading year before hi m , of which the .1 - louse.. were possession of onl:,. part: On looking 'at, thp—dispositiori paper, an alarminj; fait struck. hum ; the , fhtrplus: of the -Cons°. lidated.,,Fuud.hro 4een,estimatol as likely • to, amount, by the, sth of April, to five millions; now it , sN pared that. U'it the, .14. t h, February it 'was tthry ,;,.20 0 1 0 95. so that, oil tuaking,thellraper , calcula , - tion for ,the time that vi,isa yet tg4irpir, there ‘i'ortid be a 11 Cliciency cf 3,600,a001. ariatitcv CitCrfrn. Stance wished bur explanation, which was, with :tVgdlt9:ootstar242oB4;xchesner..Bil4. They were crated twelv,e,to4ions and those Outscani.ling on the 14tIt Feb:, B.rnillions. teas not probable so tnucit could be paid in. this.titnvi' It'USKlSSOY!'Vgict,flie remaining Accounts, ..ssiriiCh;thelloti; Gentleman` had eXpressed,his tiesfre see, thoulti . bc Isidro& the, ,Table .as , soon aft pos. ai ti' With rivpset,, ;the Surplus of the . Ctminti. ,- iiite4 Fund,-,.rhaugh,-artai,qy some deficienoy exist, yer hcritiLnot•btlieve it wss• any thing - near -so:metres apprehended .6 1, t Geo:len:l,3p. ,sortie Drities,which were vets to •be paid from the Easuludia Corr:pant would . Tedec4l:it 6 - 1 . 31,1 c;# Itet -- •%uas not sure fleas thu-c4lcii„it , which the /ion. tilantiemari±_.tintrstied sin. the aurpltii,cf the Enn , :i be. ing, on the ,14311 rd. Februoy, buti•one rsliiliun rts o hundred the 4 sal:4 , .poundb, tt is n ot,extrineoll, L , a, i t was bk:cly .thar,that was • its antistiqt . nn. the 5,11 i ,141 , 11414. 'Wipt.regard to the 13 . thel. , :tiart (tithe , (9-0. Ot . tnilantan'tt locvnt y,. he. it f= u med Lim, that it wag iptel,tied teis,stie Fr.cherlucr,Bi l ds, t 6, teylace those of tart y.ea4 Tm. the.. a (110Uti$ Of six ALI 11 ikAns five hun. 'drys, thousand pounO. , • After *woe further couversittion between:Mr. klusxis , and Wl'. Jonfivr.ts, Ac.,coubts w ttt or_ c 3,1. be oclo - ri .the:tioutie et txiilfetiiitt ills ; : outstanding.on the r4tli• of 'tett. tli"A Wrlf, charged, pn any of the Supt;lies Of the "pear .14404 i, tlistingok*hing the a , fts• under which thty were istd~ , • . „ Mr., Gi t u,s, postponed . ' fil; Motion relative 'to the-Ktpiratilan of the A4l - con'srit4ti9g it Commit. doh Of: Naval. Inquiti,: to I.A . Lindsy tit`nnt ht. Miskt 4.tif it to k-01)SV IA wilt.tt fqr . wa rd. nets the rapeis.wil.e."ft4 which be . 1141 moved a few •. evenings - so), I ca4y , a were••-tca4i.he ed them to he produce& w; rot;th on a,c count:of t h e ,, 1-10 n. ()facer . ? ,vltottk thes; PAl'ert. so much roncerneJ, AS fs Own con r T::nieee., ~ . .Mt, DiCrt-ISON Fit r Ap • 1 - r iVa.9 ,re a dy, ,and that . wawa clz mckindqt- to. morrow. SLAV': TRADE Mr, 077:3ERFORCE - 4x.prc.sic<l his opiniorrl that after thz'elost inv6tigariaiv which this,bobjt.3. hail, unilerfne.last Seplot), "a 4,1 nfier of, oilte; H use tr.o)n'it the,ra sojl!cidetfly rakln ) it • was not : nec'ef,-aary to. traitlpast troz.lh tapq•rt their •p,ty. tience At preienr, resceing cc, hiins'Of : the ri,L;!it 'reply if . atly unexpetlekity: be. started ; he , llizretore . , moved„ tliat the tibw resolve itself :into a etnnrnittee of 'the mrtirile 'l-louse, , to conc..i(tor prilltr;ety of hripgifly, , in. a . ; Lill ,fer the 4bOition 'at the,dare to be iirnitetl.• ' • %. . . , GASC.oYowls' was , at it losq to' know, ithether that Plotiparable Gnifeinan • weittlt . ta- in trociuto sirniiAr 'to that iit'.l;ist sian. He might perhaps find; .that thz. circtiati. sttmces of ttivtimes many of the be - rs to ebuote their opiolott on the subjett since that perisni• . - . N • . Sir n;YOU VG wou.!.d elpi)ost in, s ivery soege of it, a,measure, the very .igitmicm of w hi c h h a d t net , prodoktive of irreparable-inisOief, . - ~. - _ Mr; FULLEletaiii, frintville stivte - of the lioule.boing taken . orilhis 13' in'l4lB:-.lasl sion, the raft \Vas,'thilf the setistrof not i.sixth oat had beetil*ein. ' . Gescral 71 1. 418LETON said, he had . received ill. Strutions tr(ni his . Coniituenta riior:);) , .'r the ifthi, Gentleman's ititention , , , .yi , oh all Itiq power. The liouse . having resolved insell ski) a Commit, . . • . tee, • • ''Afr.litiLllEl4okCE deClired surinise that it should he iitsinuate4:he' Wished to fress the ter With tu,)re hasti . than %vas cOnsibtent Withrpro. . priety., If . G.ntlemeta .would refer to the l i atlitu.. meritary . Tol.llMais'i . they would find that the prom eeedings were always the same. ..$.) far from ART .ondoe precivitation, h7' only meant ,ro , prt.inAe iho first readirg of .the ;'Bill — o r n Monday, 3 'rid the se:, 'pond atput Friday. fie, .should now trove, leavebe .'gy . en . ro. brin g in a Bill to the' Slave Trade in a time to 'Ate Flonie and the Report was received and agreed to. .. - SUSPENSION OF THEIPAIIEAS'COItpt'S 11;1 IrtE. LAND. On the Motion of Sir F.IrAN NEPEAN die Hods; went. into .tt Ciimatifrei . On die Bill for Confirm. ing the Sosisetsion of 'dm Habeas ebrisus Adlif I: child. Sir L . NEPIIAN proposed fitlint tp t 1 Blitoks, ascertaining the dpr‘itit.in of the NJ!, with six iveeksaft,..r the corrmirlicerilertt Of the'next si<ln of Parliament, • Lard.REY,gl - P_E , r . Tl';'rcite' tti . 'lskm:se •the, Utt.i* tiorr tat the 1 . •tharoter, 'and. to inoVe, that the first of Mgy.be titib4titutelL As sMiriii!dri' had *that ttlitte•ivres no pretsute time which tilted the ittittledi,itC passing Wit, he con:. fes.ied aroself , at a +.63?, to t;...t6A4,/ rn !witit 'ground§ they c0448-rest their criliolitien to the. to in hit. eipthio4l A tneasur,.. , bboulii be adOicreil:' 'w2 l l - thi:it hi opii. nibti alone" be “ . .;,;4...itirlriNtteti in`it by the higlifist - oattletilirly.hii-On''e of the reatest ters on the LavAtlsa this - o.lkintry, whiras;eili, char tinaintg- to librogri. t e.• anti Priiilegei of a' part Of . the ank previons int& the 'ntdcciiitr such an Aft, IVita gelid deal, had'been said upon ttie' transpiring of Seeretls its a Conunittre.' The Ittghflldn. - Gentlenlatt hatt been trequ-ntlyintitrunvnital in t.ittriing stieli . Con. . Initteea ; lii e Ifrii 'nn him to Ntate what was the tl'atig4 to be ardidienda,' Ile woidd not willinglk antidote -. a disettssion • that 'must rid& • pl.we this -Session ;' bet he - Inuit say, that he Aid hot believe Irelartitin"tite State represented, a 4. to' Last' to all sense of the advantage ef•her ecinnettion . tvith 1141. isqn be ready to take iefugeliorti he in the arms' of a . Foreigir Pobtietc . . - m e cird,v.(.:E.4.7 - _,ot felt hirricelf obliged, to sore in Motion. The.rnerits of the tinest o roo t,w vi t a, yery,,.nailoty • comp iss. All that cotildbe' . to . i t had been *t;ited in d , ie' ablest poss.il.4 by the N,Ome W.l n t of 't rim never been' tecige.i'll/ Ilia 7,1 G.iveintrient, as the cans* f urp iii.thoc , ii:ingl . tiiy a. .htt that tit, what' in th ree; thstances out Of 'dies en, sir t o 17( . 13, 1101 l!knyi,estnivin they felt, , that evi4ent . s t iO crsec kj alt ('tidy threi (.14"o'f':":ekei , eii, in 'Which, Cl it C of I i Lib j . ! ; .1 t (acct the cunt. geoo,lls (.) . 11?4,it.ii0YI;NSti trod., den. ifeny b. case's in t. rn!oi! be C , M;:iit3,ted ' . grobent ft ., a 1-I , , ri r l ' i .,tle - B„. iiared that ht:". ; and, as tor the ,Rie„h Hon. (.4t!ntle..n:-.ni Tr: ( Wtni.6.li4) it was tni - nee . ch'..try t'o' ask. N t`o Mate 1,4 opinion Condon', When' he had the pi 23Vi le of tuiiiNent prool' ihat . opt num. If the'exiiienee of a \Aria with Franee, if the' "de!iigns,avov'oed . by . thiitYowei to invi:de' Ft - eland, if the-evii-entyrer.irationot extensive me,4ns,for that pntOse.; ifitiehopt.4 . tif at4,:'c'izt,,ti entertained by grit by tie elisifreeted in lielan.l . ;il, as ikarthat such a i 6,15, Akc ii i nich'ts of'gVinteti have beetiaimea, rit‘d - baildi'ot Guide, , , neting, under the inS'peetion G 1 an 'Von , Pat theSe Cuinstancr, fiitl nit constitifte ►;otonetc, lie r4:ll{ did noi.lin:iw what 'The going thin adin, +thy operfse6eta that it iii shoul.l ilat be diJcLised,' as the diselostiril ,mold be attendekl with dmiglor tti tht livei of could not Cont , ent no the for. niation of a pte c eilent for instituting au liniqry,. When the 'riO:toi let Y Was 6ucli as to preeltidel all ne. celsity for it. NNE, willing to ilicn.y that there ii:i&been many casts in - which the notoriety .54;ient, v.:lthout air pa4fc,thit inve4tigatioll