The Sun. — London, England, 1816-04-11 00:00:00

1 .. , .... , ...............,.--..*-....._..e.r, : .,____._.______,. : ..___ early rl . ay after eree recess, to l!rirtiz lel a nill f"i" " f iterinz. I 'o umentfinz th sent rates of interest on loan.. 111.1. , 11. , ilti , j - atiAL IIARLIAAIEN'r. i Mr .y kNSITTART hro-zht in a Mil ta eirali!e liii Nlojett. . ty's Contatis,ioners of 'the Excite- quer to 'sole Eitettcquev Bilk, . Ite i ll:/i .: p rs A t tire~.., :tv ixt..\ _. 4 ,_ ;n . f c h,,,, r,)rt.fisoui. , ,rt vire notice, IJOI.Tql?, OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, Arn tL 10. - 'rite Cheese and Ihttfor importation Duty Bilis were read that t ,,.,„,., r ,.„,• h e s h ou t, ' r r ,,,... r i3 O the fi nuser i n3v i re r i s i ng . a second time. __ ~.. ..Intionr , t until Wednes44i4e7tini:tht• ' • T E he etise Duty. Lead Ditty. and Promissory Notes Rills, Sir .!;.' , llo,4ll',Lriii-et te nte r t oioitif..n from the Prisnncrl and Manchester Water-works Bill, were read a 'hint time, eafintled for-Debt in ihe 'Ol4Ol of tlvo.hain, pruing..ngahro, and howler). an y a l t e rat i on i n the Ite•idvelit Dehtari'' Act. tie nrcseutcd The Fcions Transportation Bill, and 'Habeas torptis BM, pairinue also i mir , A i re Drl i turi _ o r .ti ,, , ,n, ii i n r ,l t i , ezei . , in w ere brought up from the Cnocutoup by Mr.Serjeatt!thisiow ' t h e settee e ff ect ; f t „, the j) e h tori cait ti tict i in Newga ite n andittbersp and res t )! a brat titpr ! • , . , ' for Our of the Act, and complaiiiiiiii of want of aecottnnoda-. WEIPIITS, tke. • • tion. . .. . • The t..beal Poor Big ~ vas read a second time. To be cons- The Vasil:af 41-lAFTrAra ; tlitY titovo4, ,thata, ge . Spfe, he seat to the CAassia'eass, rettlieitlng. that theessoald•-eonitruiro- roil tvitenlbefid t lf .N . l;ii. , 1 f . v 1 . nieni of tiii. cote to this I-traise a Copy of the Report of rho Commons. 'Mi.. rittlfkr ,In tee a t!enee . o a. 0 .) : L . Unamittet of .Tilly, 1814, oft the "subject of tVeiglit4 ,end 1,,0rAA . 111,0rp . ,;. p . pt . tptivied his,motion on tht. Leather 'fax . mail Vite,, : tin al 79• Fr• i Meastirep Orclvred. • 'The Lords' Amendnienti iis,..Milmiaparte s D.-tenth/Et Bill, i‘CMY IN rltANtiTa. • : ' Eiter tU nailtv':T presentee'cerralit titer - quits or the expeclrna LIAT. „. nees of our army in Prattled!, 'and. the pay...r m r. Tmi0.0. ,. y said, f is „ a Lite A ct o f p ar li ament • Me rl " tat he """le by Fr"bee , till'Ats 9 13 .bileutibc . • • an estimate of the etc peaces of each quarter was If the Noble Lord who Initl called for . this , tic- required 'to hi• given in by the Lord Chamberlaili, count had been in hiS place, It . ' was preifafed - to. the Lord Steward, and the Master of the Iforie, have shoisti that? the stint to be. alto:hid& for the before the,rptarter,conuneveed, and an account of support of this army would exceed its ex penditut e : t toe aette,d expellee within :30 . days after it close 1, hot as the Nobli, - Lortl wits not now present, he 1 In conformity with thii law, rettrit,s of the actual: "'mild : refrain (tow s;AYitte.' . 'anY tiring I.milier ox expetire itictirred. in rho tiiree quarters endlag the aubjcet till another opportunity.. '.t.ihe i.ipers k , zi r, t , l ,t, 1 I 1 ht ) " , .,.'. 501 i . ,, Owl neett made tint ; as also esti , woe lahl on Ow. t„ ) hle. • • . • mat vs tor the mit - ate:4 ili October KO(1 April, but • • • •,. •. • 1 • f or 111 - 7( )N A PA.I I TE BiL L. ~. ~- . : i DM ,Tor toot ending ittt the' sth January, 'lle ‘ril . i? litionanarte Site Ctr;itotly Bil; Wi4s-reoort- es'iiitotte lii' that quarter in the Lord Chamber ed'ti hit the timendatents„ it hiclrwereiagreed to. . L in ., I.),..l„lttment u•;, sontehow or other missing. I'll,e Earl of Sttar•ti...sisuaYniov4.the ArtWeiOitin There itpiteac . iol to .lie some mystery, in this. lie ort he standing orders in cutler that the Bill mi g ht ‘ •swipecteil there Was something bit tite estimate litr .. ~.... . ' be read il third tulle that quarter mote than in the others,'which Mi ' Lord HoLLArtriyilid not rise !n urge allY ohiee - 1 slicers were 'tilt MIX jOilS t 6 briug s forteard. IYlte. lions to The :Jill!, whi c h,- w i t h, erot any ingenious liter he wail rightin 'this or not', he thought ili e conlector as , tr..) the opini d n of the !louse, lii natter ()tight at all e vent* to In: produced, and the , Iniglit take it Eor granted tiould pass : Ina renlly 1.1,„,,,, could then tlceitio, ,whether it ,was I/eCC%-. ..‘1 , 40 they ivereatespet,(ting•the shuttling orders, sary:to call for further in formatlon. 'pen - 16 own 'Else Peet's ought to !Ave been pycyitnisly iinin moll- part he could wish the iorresplindence which eil; •To lie 4itli'et:st signified little in the pat ticuldr !H i g h t have taken place between Ilia Lords of the ease, even )01 .1 .i - use it;hitopposed 'the Bill, whether 'l s teatiry and Lord Hertford to he laid before the it shoOld he fetid: a thittl tinte flits day or to•mor- Lionse. lie moved that ti n estimate of the tit , row •.• .:)it: indess the . standing ordc,l' were to be peace of the Lord CliamberlaireiDeparm tent, for " "" 5 ". 1 . 0. et g"i c'i as """rY, " 1 " 1 "" ii , ivit)l4 Do 1 elari° ll the quarter ending 'January 1,181 . 1 i ., as also the to ill'e fans ine, ,, T of the II i Ili (!; 141111 the SilSpetlSiOn IVettntut tindor this. !..iig - ii Ak,ltittel of 1.1 the Prince, ,61 . Gem 'to be mere words of iottraet. the House Regent l ot th e production. of the ;:til e , should . ..;9 11, glit to have heel , strrtY ll( ttlettt - ' -'- forthwith I. 4 id bef o re the House. lire Loan Cif ANCELLOR (as we understood him) - 1,,,,.d c e „ , , Ttmi F. ~ it I„,! „„ 0 t.,j,, , ,t4.,,,, to t h e ,z) -,..reed that the House ought to liaY e been sum w - , mot i on, hi c h, however, cod(' only l • bring this . , molten. , ,!.- . answer, that in the qtsarter referred to -no such 1 ord llotarasNo did not meat). to insist on the , kstimme hail been prepared, 'lid') circumstance tin ohiees iiJii in tiik particular instance, but not let`) itimin e div rctin i te d a satishetory explanation, and the circumstance merely on accipunt of the 10 in- this he (Lord Costlerengh), sitostitl certainly think. t ipte. • • • , • .• ~ , it his duty to give. The only oilestion than he 11'he Orders were then stotpentled, and the Bill t „. et .i i , hh t , ..,,,„1 t h e Icgiit • t lou : . ..s rtent 1 t s te111:111 Wai i!1 reed a third' time, and 'raised. , to time. , tic (Lord Castlereagh) objected to giv. , llie St. Ilt' , lina Intercou'rsel3i ll was. report ed iog the ogilanntion now', when all the details of 'With the attiendmentit, Avitich 'were vigt'teed t(.). the - Civil List euillIleelp(1. with it .tick. e 6i,cbe . ..1 110 1•' ! Arl ofBl.l.SlitrEeißuttv moved dig f aspen' , gone,iiptet., as ho - thought up imperfect exph-tna. SiOo of !he Srtinding qi dci s it itii respect 10 Ibis tion at the present•-trtomeltr would be wore thrill IVII , tt bid) Etter; .creed to, the bill was read a • none ,' I t ivas t h e i ntent i on o f ( - J„,",,,,,,,, ir to ~ ~, 4 • . • ~ 41111 it tillit!, rto.(11114ilit11. • ' , • hying the'_Whole stihjett nutter the eonsuletation ' . • ,T 4 Bill for iwilititg a.provisimi for the Princes! tens I ! in iii, that in the present yeae, its in every thinfotte of '“'<ilt.i4 anti Prince Leopdcl, pit their ye A r since !Sot there was au arrear on the Civil tiiiirtiar,c, wets read a Sccotici time, atitl,the cotll fitst, 1 1l tile course .of, the war it hail hern „ , .. Illithil nt g a 'j ved ' ' ' ' ' . .' ' Ittf"ight . , An (.401 rtt 'sfrclut#l4nces arising ont. of . .1 F.Earl . of St-tAyrrte,sßtlitY llicOrCil the suspet,i7 .. it,•'irsiglit cover t he deficiency, . and it was tivere. ftnti of the standing (inlets, as befta e, :j fore , /no thought desirable to mike ally luithcr . Lo'id Iltillaud `it'.4 . al'ii repekiterrhit Objection to provision for the services in tptestion a No'v that the practice .of sosyle!ritifug'llreoortlers, .without the war was at tot end, it was dejrallle that the ltaving sonlitioned the. House, or, given any 4C113. , whole subject slloirlil Crime befure the Wotise, that 1 , rate anti di..tinet notice of the intention to stispentl the expellee !night liecomparell with the ineot)te a dim, ..as' to each 10ntietilar llill.' fie' C 4 ttlailliY the Civil List, and that Parliament should tleter ivas not' inclined to okket -to the enactments of mi n e what funds shotild for the fitture be oppropria r. the Bill, ,he of opinion tilattki, , lifri al' prOvision ed to it. It Was to be remeinherctl that. the (;ivil wa3 extremely proper : , but :if lite standing 0 1'dt as I..ist .:diti not, inclode uterelv the , expeneet of the recce to be Cory;iderett as having any 'sense or Cyown, hot the charges fol - Vorieign Ministers, and nactiltiort*, fit 'Ali', 'aiSPikt rtoticeirt - t he intention to twiny other branchea,ol.tlic piddle 'scsviee. It wai move ureic stispeosion ought ttii but given, and the the wialt of Government that the subject should )),,,.,,,, on all o t .et ) oeessi t p t s, ought to be stun- conic (idly under the observation of P,..ltialocor. . rno-,,ed, in dm bist sesio o , allthe ertpras moved fur by ' The mid a Stt4"firEcl34lltY . sai'il, that - distinct the .Itight-Hon. (;eittleitian had been •geants t i,— itatiee,s as ro eitrli of the . !lilts hid beeti give)). Everritiformation that could he Overt by fiiipers The Emil of I.)airst.e..Y asked • vt - liy there.was tin hall been sliorded, tfintigh Au obiectloll )tad hcen provision in the, Bill its to the style of living of Made to'Sanction thar it - linty into the. private the partieis;' initi l lit teli'llt inatmer and witi,'What concerns . of the Royal Family, \illicit the Right degree of state the parties, w ere to ' spent) their ;non, (4ebtlentan It u thoght desirtible. All Ix ipco,pie I . Ile bad no objectipu, Itow.ey_er, to the (I,ord Castlereagh) nosy claimed was, 'that this Bill as far as it went, thi t ikhr a iibero provision [louse should not now' be drapted into . '•o partial ts , Itiphly !OATH'. discussion 'of the allbjeCt, lehleh tilit;ilt ',:tfOr(", E , .11. BATtilittgr tirlid;;that it•tiiilS !Mt etiStOrtlary . Cr",entlemeit au opportunity of oniking llpeedieS ni in trills of this des,tliptioo to insert cloy directions p;irpt of the trit , s, ion, fillrl of dins' cettilint; lora tt , l to the tootle in which tlic itirzica were to spend . unintentional inisreprysentationS to the world,— theirsinconte. The whole , W.onlil he brought before •I'arliament '1 ' li e Orders Were then '.sluspeoded, and the lid' ' immediately after the liorld:Ir , and if the expla. read i t /find time, :old ,pam , :cti. • ••, • , tratiorr tlon'offereti.were tuit satisfaetory, the ap; i rie LoriP (' , /tA;ler , t , LOßJiairl, Ihnt it liitil ,Been peal of the ltight Hon. Gentleman f o r further in usual, iti Cases of Bills relating . to such eialted i formation, inight•fitirly he made,. and it would Pe'rsonages, to 'send thein , t o :the Commons by,' be for the (twise to decide no the. propriety of the :lodges Ow as the Judges were ..absetat ow. acceding to Ills wishes. lie was willin , y to al 't heir circuits, lie proposed that this e Bill Ik stilt ford all necessary information , though be cOilld , t o the Common; in the lltniii Way by the Mits. i not:submit to the thetations , of the Hight 11011'. ters; which tvai Ordered accordingly. .i Geiilleattlna, to tvhat was really necessarY, and BANK NotEs -ItEvENtE:- , .: . , lit lids' ease the I louse hattst deettie between them, . The, .F4rl of I,nooetroALE stated, chlt I)e..prfi- 'M% T It II.I tNEY said, if the No ble Lord wasan n po s ed on stone future occasion to move for u ac- , Xititls to prevent misrepresentatioo going abroad, count of I.e,xchequer Bills pnrChatied . by the 11,ifi , k in ,no warcoold be effect his purpose so retell us in the f)i,icher, aryl sortie , otlier-accouitti, rrlatiye j by giving all the papers. Ile comphtizted 0( the to the 14.0t1i itestrietion 11111, ivitiell would .tope. c(ulditt: . l of the.NOhle Lord, : iii,,,iiiii:ting the palmy li t b e ,f, ire t hei r I,oi t ishin, awl which he ivas re. called for , to he wanting, in admitting . caplana. sfdeett rn oppo e.' -At present he . sliotild teove for ' tiottin be net essary, yet refusing tei give th at ex- TWO accOnnts, pursuant to the notice which be hail • plamition DOW.. - Elie, ithience of the esti-Mute for' -ri v en lasi nigl,t ; the troa was the, net produce-of • the riliartvr clidir.g the iith of January, yeas a sets-' 1),,,a, not e s in airetthltion iii 1815 ittnl:lBl6 s i lk. , piciiiiit ciycititistance. lie doubled not Lord tingui),lting the'llitiobers Of tile tiotca for 11., bl., i flertfut•il could stitisfactorily explain . why ht,t. had la. 2 0 1•, 3 01 ., 100 1 .. tfJOl, 10001', 30001., and'. not supplied 'it, hut . ' Ministers were' anxious to i . , tip wank ; and h.( abtfi. Nova& for n sitnilar account conceaT the eatisttot toeir not dementri ni . i t. Ti l e with reference to the ye;o's 17)i and 1797, pre. Ro i l(: . Lord said, the w i Anie StibjttEt sl,c,ulth cwi t o Vinns to the ritiriciion Olt the 13 , 0rk.. . before. the House- ;soon after Pat!.ter. Ile (Mr. The Accounts were•ordered accordingly.. l'ierney) wotild tell him whet) that tvoidil be by' ,:me , liaoripoi,,a,,d,titiittie; fromil t e ,enntmoos, now giviog notice, that on Moinink;' the 6th at broaktt up the linunapttrre.anit:St• ilduna liner. MAY) he would move that the 11011 Se sliould2go ctitirse 'Bills, and announced the assent of the . tutu a Committee ot the whole I lowie on the %Jib- Conn - nods to their Lordships' titneutlineuti in these ject t . ttful that the tothinittee should he ent • - p awe ) - 1ii115....-Ati . i named, , ~ : ~ -. ; : , ' Fit to .serif) for persons, papers, alto) records. It' „...,..._____ ivas not au auspicious ,circionstance that it ivas ' Ill'lntilted there was: something . behind, - while the• Noble Lord refused to tell thew what-it was. For • thdpresent lie - musts . be content Ed take' 'the little`' lie could get by leis ilre..elit motion, though :1 1 e ' latnier,,t mid front the• Noble Lord, the word °'-Nil" ' was all the ren)rt) anti ty , ',11141 he ni•tde tO it. The speech of tine Noble Cavil * had pt•oved the livers sity of examining Lord Hertford in a Committee of 'that flottse, as it loud clearly Meurer) ihere was something which it was wiSlted to keep Ipielt,,atiti the Noble Lord was at the head of the party thus [IOQSE Of'CO:MIONS. kNew Writ was orde - rtl for the Itatfast, far tfoi eleetitto t al a Burgess to iii tlta pre;ctit,P.trliament, ie the room of Sir Stephen May, alto aiuce Ii i election lead accepted the office of Collector of !lie Port of 1341f-tst. Several Petitions relative to :igrieolturhil I)istress-4ttainst the Leather "l'ax—t-for aguint t insolvent Debtors' Law, ate. Ike. were pre , ,enteth , • =, Tli c Bill was teat{ it third little. , 'She l'rrossitoitatiop Bill, on tne Muti.at of Mi. ff. Additti; rcirtf a t hitt+ film.. . • • • Locf-ve - wai ing-in 4 Bill to eh:large tfie poweis of the strrgeous' tAhigt, Nr. _Serf eiott ();';SOW gave notice of ;notion, for MI i e anxtotis to deny tne . tiousOthatitiftirtuatien Which tie (Mt, Tierney) had required. . The motion was 'then agreed to. Iit:CUMAR.Ir 'I,IIIII:ANGENItrin WITH IItANCT, /(tt:.,' lic.,r.\-,gr,st.tty rose to , move "fi;r an ac rntsta of t4se 'Aititti3 due front, the , French , to the I?otglish Orivet.nment for the Maintenance. of ,pri soners of war, Which had -Been rentitted by the 'i s reaties-of Peace in 181 , 1-ansl-1414,-Its-fastuss-th.a-- , clainis bf those Who !hut suffered from the confis. eatiiin td property placed in the French Fit ifs." lie could not approve of the arrangement tebieli bud beetimiade In 'this instance, as he thaii,„flitit went to give tip.ll r ,it Which belonged to the cointottnity • at large' in favour* Of •inttividtrals. who Were not entitled to such an . especial favour for placing their money, if Mit ; iii the . fund o. s of our n a t i rat enemy, in th ose ' of our natural rival, which came to much the same thing. •• Though the question oo th r e Peace r lind been already decided, as it was impossible the noose could live ftd- ly considered the seventy :Treaties which bad ' been presented to theta, ' lie apprehended he was • not precluded from offering any observa;. tions that alight suggest themselves to him by that circumstance. delay of the Treaties re lict:led great hcinour on the Noble. Lord who I,t) ; + negociuted them ; but the arrangeMent to which he now called the attention of thelionse appeared to biro particulatly'opeu to objection. The: in- dividitals in favour of whom the public clainthad been given up, were not entitled• tts. such consi. iteration, and the great espeoce attendant on the etuilinission appointed to prosecute the claims of the indivlthials alluded to iu Fiunee, which, as ' much Freud) law Was to be gone into, would . probably he Continued Tor tour or five years, was that veldt which the.eountry ought nut to be - chart,ted.—The [lon. Gentleman then made his motion. Lord CASTt I? 'WAG!) saitl, the decision of the nowt. , (111 Ow Treaty of Peace cc Mk ilily could not preellide any I.tot). Member 11 . 001 bringing forward, ri quest ion. like the present. Ile hail no wish to 1)bl:id this in . bar to the motion, 'but at Ili esittne tinie he thonght it. right to state th.e.difitculties in utter way of milking a sati;faetory retain toit,— The ' Ur:lt:mint made out by the English ,I.;t)yern. inent,ftir the ntainttiiance of Vr . etwii rfi , oliers of \Vat., conld etaltinly be produced, as also the• cminter=statement given hy the French Cove:lt o:cut, but tlleie would not give the liollottrulfle Gentleman the bulatice due to Great lititain. • It 1 0 9,1 hin g bc../..n a point Of' dit'isr,eneebet!Ceen tit tlto colintiirL;„ what %y;1.1 thie.to,eiicli otitt3 on ac-. (lonia of pit oners of vvar, the • French Govern- Mott havin g colist,intly charged the I.:ngli:,i) with the expellee (If prisonets, iv? id) "they cootended• were in our service, bur which the Alinistersot this • cOlintrii bail Contended we b;iti in lairocis no right to byar. 111 IPM, it kvirs thought de:sir.ible to, set . this -question at test by fts: arrangement ~ :then conclitd«l. 'Pre probability of the (,!iscits-ion on this question beitig trailt:d on to ): r ye:its, h e:its, if they " , step • • • • had not. been,tat) ke, ,us in other rases .wiee : fl n t lie , •tteC )110(9' of ptismitt.rs of war were under eon. , ....................... ......____, 40 ,., ,, , , , 1,, 0 '. sid ri atatio, ii iii rtrtly indticeil thi..ty; tri o et , :ti 1!.., y 1 1: 4 i did, At Ihe ctotchisioa ota Peace this 'c0 ,, ,. 1 1'Y ' It 'would tious.,he .eel), the anions! oott:&.1 ,0 , ' • ha(l. iiiit . los na, ly ht cn vvry stsceest,tol in, w...ttiog.„; c; ,„ ; „„,,,, 1 1 ,, , ,, i ,„,,,,, i ,,,,„,,,, ) ,., : , ~,t t) , ;, „en,,,, , , „,) , o „,, t s. , i ll claim 01 this liattire satisfactorily a(!losi,v11 ;; en i , . ;41 ,,,,,,, 1,1to):;0001. <p to. h! . !, i‘ 1, 1.. :{Tulsa, ow:. and it was the leclitig sh.it this "`" 4 Iwt ii'' be ; lw Ci . '1 ids heirni. the annttal c)ictice., ji r lital: ,i ' , 4 viewc%l as a ri ty sok rut debt, that had i:abect.l ! P 1,„,1 4- I , fi,, e , ,i t oonld give a tutu charge i , thew to give tip those claim. Which the ,1 - 191). 1 ;'),qi11.4 . .)1,." , t0 be ineuricti by tlitz coari! l' V oli (h i Gentle not SeCtlled to think ought to hove befit a ccount i„, . 15 , 4 ~,.„,.,i H Let this s,l3tAiriQrt. '':" ettforeed. The individinds who had been benefit- 1 siv i n „,,, i i iiitl h os ,6 - , atmi.o . Joi. t ,, h e :p a id : ; y I'i , toc t ': ! trial it woithl be, seen tile' ttlitde stint s?!'ic" k i e d -by thil , Irimtig . ellit'llt Iv tat!. entitled to sitch re. i , ~, %. lief. Irmo the circutostanee,of their having plated! , en ,t ol; o %-,,,,1,1 reeeice as ' an inn;')l+llHY , ill .1 their money' in the Freneft Fnutli, on the'f.rith a;(*),;.0001. 'l bis ~,,,,,, 1 i mi. , 54m ,,,, pp 1i ( ,,,k,W. to 0 : 11. of 11 E°li'llill treat)? to w:iich t" ..V.ltgli , li ( riovent•• I s e r‘i ee o f the eonntry, over and above II"' • , el uneti t • was a. 'l )4 "Yi ""ti t he'r (11'14'3 hid het" Ti* I goings calked bit..lll . 9,alait)ien t ucce of the 1 " 1 " ) ..., coty s ltired in the Treaty of Alitie us, Whi c h r t • cni: :,. :., .. . ss. . • , ..nofiliol"Y piestom., sve seete.lo, , recetve as tog t „ /lit. „ , . , nit iott hat( neen relieweu in, (lit, - .(reaty of re;ters 1 . t hi i 598,00o1„ an,Ln o t. one p eitiw mnre: . 1. ~:1 )„ , niitle ~i:n I ...3 11. The Tl;eistlf, kill'iqr , Ibi.iql) tbcY Tierney) h.td.l 1 - 4..... n ri litrk yt;igget-H 8( ti t;.. y , 'had phiced their money in the , French Monis, ' . t o k i. o t i me - tv„ ; . ; an d A*,,, ao , i of the dear '',..` [ l,, was one by which it, Wai agreed, that, in theevent h r „ igg i; t . f orwa i- 4 1, no thela i tm was novie °I ot , of a n•A• breaking cult 'behreen Fritoce.titol Eit,;...,- stinis to be received lion: rr.inee. 111. 01 " 1 1 C ow , lar ( li I he , sithiects of either. cottotty ~resitii., i,, 8 .„,,,, „„,,, i ,,,, , f ,,,,,. tt ,„, onii , si ,, u. , iie ,',lii),o4' I hi : the odic, shmad'he olowed,ono year to zlispi)se of proceed to sbew the pi ogr. ss of the 411 1 )° ,'" i c , e t 'l ia. , ,their lap rty., ..111 tick,unce tit` this stipulatiou, the five rear'., end of the rnutiner :in " 1 ":',,r,, [ p i' however, when war al,raiii broke. out, the pro-, i n,t i enmity vr a S 1.5 ite received. i n c loinit . i - l ' iliv ii I).eitY of gitglit s h B " b i e e t s'in'Fran"'"il be" ''c'" ' Om . aid ,cotTeet ' a ~t oss .nilsehnception Iv h iv3 :,,,l ii i:' (in'stered. The elainfS gr .t,hi g •olll of ibis tratzs. ' . 1 1 ) 4 , k ii . lo.'' got aoroan. LI tac airatigeloclut nta , -,• ‘ - action-had been Settled by the Treaty of Amiens, N :ii,. butlllat settlement the short 11 or at inn of the pettca i p.',.: 4 .. , !' a Li ii 'di a L l ie pr „. 4 4 ', r , c ,,,,, Li I . te ,..i ve ., ,1 . i.' , 8 °1 0 4', : 0 rr ,,, .i f' lotole oSvir•43 to flit British Creditor. Thc solo: : 4 e -esstrcisees, , fie bad ftv , ,,;11, wood bo. ...... - • • . - ' 46 ,00 ,, , j ec t l ifu l i l i cona tNutice o f t hi s h„„ ;aga i n ui k eti .. -ttery, it syneht trerseio4, wior:a aeticit ney of ~. ~:,; .. •• olt the , same prin. la ,,i t oin be t t bs te i x a t i., - S y ', , t rit Al l ' e . te ta o L w tita o l t i l l it let tsu e l i p v i e tt stilt ta*s. i ov. ~ ,5 , 17 , 5 4 , 0 00(, ) , At alp in . 181.1, anti' stibsetpleutiy ciple in the tate Treaty it could itav4 been wi,hed, Lraripg. a doitise.ce,ol .. . . .......... .. .O . that thc claims of ilritish subje.eti on Whet - Ptits. els . ;;? I , , e l fi n e t ii .t , t n i t i ‘ ta iz is z ..4 t. si , , ,,, t t ir „. l ) ;fli lk4.,r.:rusvut yKtr, il t,.)t,41 s i iit po Acting under the common! or Pt . ..nevi:a various pe ;ribtls., Who Inid tonfiseated tlicir prOperty,,shoehl ' n i s 4 : i t . sttlee hats b w itl e l :7 l. t a t it i l ::: e 4 1 . (1 , ',,;.,- o then, to l , l v' e i t e t i l l ei t r y d :; v: i ll y . ' ` : :also have been trat-iSfied, butt ibis could not be' c ire c t ~, to reeeiv . e the 4:;atire prrvortion of the' Illa s • rill •cd, and. the claim _bad only been enforced against ;that country who' bail acted this 'Tart' lit de- to be paid to I, , , l i g k i d„ ,Its the ;hit-4 vear, its' tisi.s we should receivelrom 'OO - .fiance of a t , Oleitill trt!aty existing 'b it weep -the,- :Ft4oce. .. ... ...... ' .1'.:1, -' ' i i► t Ii 1 berm! • ' ,d ii This set .0 1•h o ; ' ... •tf I lit: Lad .tliteil o fA two tuktions, wHe u reaty.at Colle4ll CO . t "4 l' e U gwng" " Iti 1, , ' ~.„.,1,160, j with that • Family -.now .happily restored to • the (1,, - , - , It 5 „,„ 1 „, 0f... ....... . ... : : : .. 41 ,0 Throne of -France . ... 'l' lie filet of the tr'e'aty ire Thii, tre.ttlet r d: Irm a tite!.4 . c.sicie n cy oii:thd two l e4 " S s i t, 00 siteStilln having' been. made by the .13ourbons, ' left "•',..-'‘. S S , WCI , ' .... • . had furnished him (Lord Cautiereagh) tvith a 1,..` t ' t i t t , 1 ,. 4 .:::: ; : ; . . L .,'""' Y an ', he lir ' t ! lir "' Ye t"a t e t lh e same • ~..01) yr tr tad . recorpts %yolk.* . 1 f e,,,V, , strong'. argument •in favour of the claimants; amid - -al ill tile:third ' ' - 4;6,M -li od itiatmneed the decision ~of,the Preach . Ga. Th y.'utPl l '*•• . vcrtirnent. .in this instance, as in every otb e i., ats . y , t tit re stint pet; ► a aac uti ~.-:. i ii . „, I '44d t. lu r t s 1 , er , ;..,t_ ,. 12 ,.. Z. tie_ati cti ii ~ ...i, r l. 7 . l) Lz rz no - thet . ilik f :r t ri c u l . the condmet of that GOveritment manifested a oc , t ' . iz c bad' sincere desire to fulfil the et)4,eiretnent2 ill 1 •'' i This was.,,the iotiettinity of Whielt I loQ• pito" 1 . 4 ... , it., ,tc4 '1). 1 , it was. induce(' to enter;, and it was'but , the do, y Iseaid so touch, which it, wonld be bccll l ati . c.i t before yesterday,: that be - ppd• received a letter . first four years did not gi t e five per c" t * . , ll. lloe -ds frOm the Cottoni4ioners Door in :France, bearing ontho.sums whieb roust he previt-11 1 4Y.a" v ! _.. be ' teStinicioy to- the .geeat fuirness , displaTed by the and till tl:e fourth year thithlng -would , ill Pi ct yrencir Contnassioners, and expressing the to ts t o l t • paid tO.Fingland. . • .. L .1 ,ssi3O ) , 6 b n u t s l i s i l i k e%% ",w w l il tk i t el t i lie ' th P e r y c'g 11'..tel'ere s al a Y'e p l:l n f o lY itt P tei ,le 10 '41 atttile, .11,1"tc'llii,.:'eg:,,lr,if:fs-let‘,'lllt,lairirttlst‘Ti-gt,jirTr'tnpl:Ptui 4 :l 3l l 7s l s: lt ir i e* : r c'' ; f c ; : . e, i ... .. , :i .. ) : :a . I % . (;f '4 5 1 9 27 : 1 ? I T ; just : lie repei t ted :the stareit teo t thitt such was mutt; rt toil foirp!as erf , liicil 41 tire. - rmodaet of .:th e French Governincyt '— . • '.l - * - 1,P4 Ol'a wli the whrile " 1 " " 'yes ,in t. ,ci y, r,fS ii t,4 I. .• - ^ . , 1 ,,, ~1 II tetillSLl:t tralilry"ptel''ft:::;iYilehd:ulateitilgt u' at e;;S i i'e r I i!( . !. :1 4 ;t Iv it ' t "l ar n r ' e u a ' r t rt s; t i rllV;( l l r t 7l' h 'i e v ' e t *ohfi 11/iyeltll4:er-'iNilet'billenleL":,:irlidtt:rl;l°les; for one single payment whiel) they had agreed .to 4,ttureS, to believed, ,cniad not he --- Pitcholcdi inaise.to any of :the Allies. ,‘Vith, respecl to - th e ,: and this trues the . result. of the rres' y I .l :. rane ts. "Penre of the C° Bll bislicin 'fo r • prosecuting the Irrthe *Noble , Lord, which had *be e ": iiii , ef f itir dlimants on account of proxy-0y wriirdl• had bt . ,.e4, ~. t. raised . suoposito , the . .. i -, placed in tbeTrtocil Folide, l'w did riot, think t i me Fcance were kept tip. allti. Cho PlePrie.di;!4:llaP: it.;(:,lll)nctirt?r,h‘ivito.:l:,).lll(icloen,)„;idi,tti,:fr.iAf i t t h i t.: e y- „,,a re n t i c t .: l c i t i f i l l l e ctLu d t . :( 4 ) d n ' I, l3 : : l e y tt t c i :t e ? t io il :e l i t i n ) i r l l ,4 te c) n r t a r n e i g it t;b i t i tLy len,:lti .0).1.i5!ted...1 : 001: y of ,tioveruntent the eopsidered it to 1,)L: th e thil* , , . MI Or thirti Yc"` .. st must •be - eg'" army to be main,/ .., , i 4. g''''' (I "g 4i ' llr ' tlis , tint , to th . oW the elpirg..o to f i b te ,t r it i* :, te it i :l l , , e t it i' i e t fi o r f s ' t b ' c l i c a c' g n -f° ' f* , ,'n" the •Cotinnissioll on 11n indivithials‘vhn 4 1 - ofi.ii this enattllY. • 1 1 tir. by tin urrungement, lie did t o • Is. 1 1 t * foe' re ~ to pay , . this; out reoor'ering that ' • proi.etty a ' bic Geuticluau bad forgot, or a 11 d im : t wy , cmil i t Lord C.ltv'r LattEsta It Said.. thetrellcitgeld)tt" to Inotlregetp, *hie ll at drib Oetiod te* - exptcled *Mild: o'ol l e restat ell to , them Mr. 'fisturer thought the best Mode of sr" ranging this business-would have 'been to hare inane it a condition of the Peace; thnt so in.tny millions as were dila on this account should Gu paid try Prance to Englund, He had never heard it di:pined that A large balance was due to 00 country in 1814. He (Me. Tierney), had heart! it amounted to no legs than ;,001400,(Ift be_diti, " (1•t know that this was correct; but he believed this sn*titirfAiiiir - -g,irtn. 'in tts:•the French Goverlf meta in iSl4, , as that whielt4V:l4 due to England. I ViiPliatt tint this Tdenittnd settled at once? The tact was 'the N't:h!L Lord ihoaght it inti,m sib4 to rio thiS, and 61.)1a;aed t I,trge. 61.101.04 n in-; dcnu ity sit the Slttl , C tittlei• an-d he had .thought it more creditable to his ne : , oei.ttii,it that dein ni should. he pieisecf, 4•14 lie Ii td always heed talking of " Incletunitvf:a the past, .antl,secur . q for the future," than that the cllito:;of the British ere:l:tors shOOld be clifOle,.d. The Noble Lard hail, therefore,- stipiihreti o that a tom should be paid to this country ai attlittle - tunity‘, and left the (Itherlttestion missioners of the two (Mr. ICf 11 , e thOilgb' it * 01i1(1 be speaking against his own interest,' . as Cie mot say lie, did nor know ikliv slit claituoug!it tO be tccognizi:d -by the flttgli,ti G(vertnnent. able Lord• had told the Hotiv. thus the expel" of the Army'.stationen on,,thz F t 4ircti f ront i e r Was to he entirely, defrayed by the Gov . t , riiiiient of Fiance,. anti tteat the snot of 5 ). 00 . 0,0001. was to he j)raiti to this cotintty uttil:.r the he,,! of "Ill" itOsiitittltl now f iroceed t:, st4te to tCt Lionse. .whai wasthe rettit of th T e rea ty OP , the Noble-Lard in perlitliJry . riiit of Or the suntliaict viii.efith iii,lity to OW 311011" e of thiS country was 120,00..,000 "1 hit yres, Of these the Government bud thou; proper to disti i bine tie ent v- we millions of livrett 44bout ~,,e stedini:, to the troonsen gagr 3 lit the - 11 4t!•i-ili. had, 4ec, l, resew at the Capture' of l'aris.;, lie hid s".'" objeetion to ..IlitiisteriAlitts takiiht Iti)ni i t tbe3" set! it;s4 the tkiwy ; (111' i Woll4l 110 . t litCSVVit enlarge. All he slto!iitli 1 , :?; tva, ti;eie 25,000,000 of ,livre dins ift'll °c tiv , had not been currier{ to the credit of t l, e' e()Pl , l b"; put otit of the qtte.:tioa; t i he tohd Ai!'" '`);,,„ 1) V l ' r i i nce five yea; •, the t:11 31 k"' the artily suit itiltrd on her frontier, Ivia-4. 1 53 ;006,00(1 . ot' trattes, ()it this 1ie.14.d there ° tilt ! : 11 P 4 !4 sirto, re:!ured into Lrtg" . lt amounted to.6.,;;098 5 000/. Tit is svoi the s un/ to be received from.rrs Ai p ee , if t h e it iOtliettra•P A Y 7 ' 111bnii were regalarly qv:de thirizig ti:e 5 yuals• h v ;truly to O i rt :e t r t% .ll :e 'e nt ( l 4 on lc t 'i tt 7lii i the.lle'vtete.ctit:cBrog e tr i ' 'rr aviltlet,c dl tatn)il pay ): II at.ol),Jaited ti, Sift)! .. • ........ tt ii V.. 31 tet Add ; J 11,• ,: tt ... ....... ...... . - ktibwmtitt, far ta,rar v .. 14.: the Itatiqn4, on tic, . . ..... . tilcui to titt=,,.rs, to their •rmik i3ve~rtsty; ,tit Metticioe,