The Sun. — London, England, 1816-04-09 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. 1101782 OF LORDS, rilotinmr, Arum 8. grhe-.4fu.. Bounty and Excis - e Duty Bills were conitaittql,. runt t med. Dulfe vf DEVONS4 IP.E pre iented a Petltion from ' Wltiet ford t',fin,ty; tot rerta for liii. agricultural in - temsts. ..rhl• Evirb of PO'S'il,Y".*: yresented, ii. r pgtilion fr-Irti the. 'Comity of (.`,l;iibitiatiltan,Orayiog fi revision 'of the Di,tille'rt Laws. .1 Itr Eae.,v'f 1,1) .1. ;R1'1) 1 r. , informed the Nolllt' Earl wlirj presifteil t f y titli , u, th d the sttljoct had. been under the L .ans'.(h.latlnft if (4 - nr , rinsent, nut that 3 ificasui`e.Nvottid he sulitnitted to_l l ,,n'imocut (41 the:siit k i, et. tilt \\,1'[1,1.1 , : presented a Velit)on frutu Walsall Sg!ifp.t tcti fe , :tfi;.t ' ' .•• Pvtiti,o43 ser,re hint on the 111,1 e. F.firisTANllol4: inoved that the second tearl'aie of the Iv t igins knit,lkiyasin . es Bill be fixed ,far the 7th .4 114 y. 'lt 1 , 1'; int:nisi - We, It. ;.aid, it do . itl4 pass as, it hat! come tram. the 'Commons, , 'the strond reading'of the pm tiece/Ongjt 111464 fur of 11 14. • " ""- The r‘fil of tiIIAFTESTIVRY , (IIt - the 'ehtencei - ortord Creoeinel presented'a l'etitiOn Yor . levo to ht ing w in a enable the Pultu.iill,l and Society of Nla l idaten I-118. (intended to In. cd.eit do, , it) to rehif , t e ti, Ilse site of the dissolved OA . 'eve of Hertford, in the 0 - nivel ;city of:OxfOird;'and hie other vvirpt,o, I,lVE.ltl'OOT,', in l n l4ilf iittlie crown, to thrpra; kr of the ifetitioii.---I.,rave ;a 'Anted, • • ' • .I)IF.TEN,i'IO,SI ,igick . „.-‘l)3 it'r E. On ; the tittestiOn for the,:sgeond . reading• of the' Bjlt.to secure awl detainlinonaparte,' Lott! HoLt..ANn addressed the liciuse at some length on the subject.. , llc thoeglit spire parri cidal. e.xplanation. ivies tiecessarY final the Nt.ble Seerettsry Stateovlien he called tinon tile I 1()1154 U .01.1 as toe present. tie would not, however, des . eitN. - oltiat pb.PCY(Ir.III".g -'ll.;l'nittlity of the weactire.(thongli lie thought in,- favOurablyof it in either viekv . ), as Pat litment lord tkipt-oveil. it, mu', •he helleved, also a great ~..nony pe r s o ", in' (1) e c0u.ntrv ..... ' 1 " 35 rt . e" sn'sfdc lion that' Ntesti!)o . i.t' t hat tlre Friviicgo of r.erArillltg . 4 tpor) ,thc,,,J'Avi,als their sciitino ors 'of ilis , ent from 1-fe svo . tilil st Et-quest some e•stol,tirailkii 4 in fro the' . Nnlile Lord oppos,ife, ,t4, - ;i r e,..11.460t:t 12retiy , ‘vbielt eittcred into between this conntry and' three - of tbe Ittiropehn Con setio,..oce. of Ilitooottop 'rendered iota 411.1 i• 1i,t,nt 1 ,3, and it) \k , hieb 'l'reHt v tVtkS n" h'ir"" itn "" ) " t e vet : :" 13l'utte (ire a: ,‘Yliy, was,' such a.. Ti e , when the individual whom it concern ed ‘v,:s exclusively in Owl: p(.):.% % by whieli the . of, this: cffi t irary was pledged; and her liqink tied up as to so many es.sential points,-- rx r aitin • gentent. SIICII ,IS 'CO Illrem , all the • Lletrtlietritpion this.,country„a's;%;as, • go:the - Howie from thin stacentcnt of the at, the, head 'of his tl,l;:sty's (.:ointoik, by _whom en enormous ei,t4ll) pl'opos.e(l 111.1' (Ivti.:lll.r,tl I;fonaraile, that.very • tre:ftv ct ) ect of the ai!,.in-entent was in VeSt uaLpo,wer jilt() the of the,,:411 to Addle ,(31cat Pitsit:tin with) all the eweilse, it to t CCIII 160 ot O l d • flonse to the 5e )11)•itts that be It(hfre.....setl tlie i Lot bh.t . tn press I:11011 t!.oir coosideratiou.,. %vitt) `ti,"v'!e!.‘i to the character and 'of' their pro. that it si t oold,he distlnetty Alec:larva by the 'WI, the g.ctier , il ground of win slinic un rdlich the Inekisiirc i: ;elf was . ,founded; . and in that should.be ascertained if the in- Aivitittal in ,questirm,tvere,legally detained, either it :ill vac retICC to the hits , or nations, .or the la‘vs r)1 . titii-c,;:04-ot - ,••'.' They should distinctly, state veltat thtoy were to crlttt, when thus called upon. alsci he, eipresslV known and deit'll'ed wbe .tlirr.,.;lSapoleon I,lAlpiltottr4it,,,,v2ll to in. cotiiidered Its a prisoner of war or not ; whether he was itt reality, ,accooliiig to , the estaldilied. law of I.!tion,s t. oe whetlierdtee.yasolily so by Virtue oc pronolott A ct., After a Irewyettisirks tipPll this 1;,s1 t. tti his Attl . jeqc, the Not)le Lord statvdiiis Opi t,i,,ll !lithe propriety of linvio a g the opinjoit of 'the Ly.urtied Judged upott 1 I..n,oceffsiott,i , and Oil tb.it lie sit'4getts•fl a sei . iOs of questic;its I,ltt of Ii dew - of the subject ;, and w - iiliotit a clear and distinct gxplantitiott thereof, they would only,stnitify,thicnotelres by cotwurring lit a Inca which,, they neitherhttcw the groniiik or privciplcs two!) whichit proceeded, 'lite and.anost frequent ~argnments. long thct! 'oolw ,tl/4;ol)le.f...grti.l,op.pps;te,;ipimht, tliostiwl;ollly,t4it ream) witl.t,ltiin upon to,pics . 91 I,:r.ri.nal or continental I,o,)licy, 150 G, and N4.poleon num)4partt., of die ,vitrititt6 P 9 11. 4 ,!; prtir k sititoo lie . atlverted to : ) . eterred,, tai ty offityd, thew, perhaps the adttan .ttgeof.reVivitig some of that species of misrepre tenta,tioni which they hall often used. It was not tie 1.-rtit leaning toward.s,tbe(,nce great Per question, theft he Entine forward on - this but: ~v ith a view, as he had said to the . jto,;ice, the dignity, and the' wisdom Of their own • proneetlings;' let;islating upon . the Occasion. It in 'this vietv dime, f 3 .:;11 lie nimi of his iVIO - jety ! ti .lodges ititon the (Inc:4oons to width he adverted. chaise of delay could i)or he i ii . tt 1 . 0 ltbn,..- 7 Ministers Inight ht,ive.brnnght forward thft tnc ., l l (re ea' the,,SessitinYjle kiloly that . the iffil t 4ei not,attend'oti an early rlity ;' he'vfonitl therefore propose, that the Jtingcs be directed to attend . ' on the first l'intstlay after , the 11 7 .‘01'ste.r fcCeSs. 'r4,11 1 1 11A THURAT, in a short but able and corn. ehe , toivc specidt, defended tile etnidnet of his Ailojesty'S GOVerinneint, in the variaitS points in pty , ,,tion.. He begged the Noble Lord to'recOl. that , linotiaparte hail o ot . volooraril., , , or tftfou , . sitrrentlered himself to tliii coml. fry, Ile was .reetred as it pli!ittlier of ,Var, 014 J• I; Jut tio . af.l of bit r( illtl St:t ii ourhellig•cictit . rights. The gites i was, ill %v hat sititat ion was he to he'l)hteetl at t by .conclusion of peaccr.-7-and it becittne neec•isaiy, if" fie were to b'e, detained, be be de tattled under the due .salict l 9n , and form law , ; andtl4(tlke character In write!! tie %vas so the sinitild be Proper !y defined, With rc slfCy.t to the poloical eperfiencv of tin irt;.iity %v•liieli (he I.lolile 1,01 . 4 so pOititedly it belwrite Jtl Illilltl, iliilt ‘eth Lt, Vv.. cu in strict arid eng,t) , ..ed ni . I • • ‘t, COllllllOO W i trt,,Al'V /deg); liuotitipftrti; th,it by tbeir ell'ikts be Was dt•ivett into Rochefort, eventually obliged to • i%t, bi ll iseif up. It beeatne necessary some stipti- Actd arrangement should be. wade, anti it COW. rrtonutitterstar.4lirg as the manner in shook, be treate.,l and .It 154,.. , n1i1 - not, he believed, b(. (lei:tiled sivilfirei`ors! in the ‘Y , ty (111 ate Om) tip to i'ite .custody and detention of the the re other Potverk, and it %vas obviously necessary some one of them slrhttlil be se. , leelo'd Erre - lite ''''''''''''''' and loe — beVeved, it tv0111(1, not be denied, that of all the four, Great Briiain was. !he.Pt.yer which could most-cffeett•iallyiletaiti film. Under suetisitconlitart,es, it cv.4 our proper_ there should be *so Me - Oft iition' more particularly, binding upon us..Witttreilect to the various (pies.; rising which the..Nrible•Loral t tonight it tleteAlirry, shoUld he expouudett,z previous to the second lead ing of the I:ill, they we:re avowedly proposed with .a to lite e ,, lreeilleS awl di; uity 01.91! it' Prn' seedings he (Viireietlftoitt 'him us to the,,ex,isteuce of that necessity, , partinidarly . for.stich an of:t ient., 'l': be iniliviittiatn d ilearetl flit: Bill to be a prisoner of war, ti nit it . Tested the Govern - meta frith those tights kesTeetilig bim, which it, should. have with .respect to persons in that situation. .3, ; ()inc length fr i t' nation, and'instunted as an extrente case the pbs ible recut:Tuve of a , o,t;ite, ctl polit,ins ,on Ott; Con , . , n fcitprraparte newt.; e-. eionlid'ate for the thl'oite of Prance,, it beconte the pol,r fof 'vitt : Britain to seek ttu alliam svith Anstt and,Tratice :in such a I)PS$j t)IF, Veil( Ile seen . L . ,{l to say, they may re eft different line of policy with .rk;Ci.i . t . to ntlour,qtrt'e. himself. But this, • his riord...,:;iip allo‘ved,wits,,an extreme ease, mere lyt.isontemphtted tot the polio:it; of illustration. .1%41 .111 2 1 i,5T, in eXplatta,liott, cc ittc:nilcd, licit the 11(1 fit rlip) ok ivaric, to us, did not ;iv Rs (wider the circumstances) tire• Eightot,tlisposing o him ; rind,thitt ~.j to,tiec as wo,,irs .policy dint itted the avrinegment made in e'm.j""ctioll w it h the: e(twers. . 1. hey Eii 1 of I,AutilitiDALti seemed to regret, principally in the arrange:tient, tilt certainty of its I o , din!.; coitittry; with such an expenuiture.—, There line:6l2d, liesidrs, a disposition on most hands to cow lifer, littottaparte as it peisimage of •. • too,trotelr , turp,ortittiFe ; in short he was t.i.eated as .sonittliin:„.P. preternatural. iris opinion ripon the point was dinntent, perhaps, front most others.-- 11 0 :i thou A bc' loci !tray safely be bri•iight into And Cletaincil part of this country, till(10 . the ensti,dy of a peace vt,eet'; flit re were tnaitv •, • , I . tace perltaps,, 't_apable of. and rt:•AilY t o undertake time charge, Noble Ertel then nyade some observiviotts • in support of what lord Eillen !Ili Noble Friend, ex ..pr,4sf9,:d Opiiiioll that there was something. not onltitiviilions hut inconsistent in. the preamble Of the Bill; isistticlt, front hrs . reinlinl.); of it,' implied iliat it 1V 15 bectiuse Kionapare had been scat St; tini.nna, lie should 1)e continued there ; and it,trpitcared as if something \vas ituplied Irotri the •language used, which it ,was thought' mint itikis -I.lthie distinctly to e%press. Adverting shortly to ,t tic •13ill for 'regulating :tile triiilef r then beform the liottSe, tot thought-it prittnipally in its,cfrett, Aet•li) iiitlerlittity'llie•lMMti of the Adosiralty . iind , others for I,ert4 i iii: triter i of tLir offichil conduct. l'he Lout) CtiAN:cv.t.tot.. shortly delivered his, sentithent.; on the. ()elms;On... Ile thott:•;lit it, it) point of Per, ri:(Piireli num. • . derstairil rightly.to c . ai , cri‘e the import 0 . .141 effect or the if) k.)!rtit lER hint to offer, he assure:l the.Noide•Lord he should not sny ;a word of the year !;,IM, th•it ye"). witsiirAil; iI ii4iiellievaiis to this Country ;IS Na pa-icon himself !—(A Eatigh.)—NYlruf ever ma y he the apiitiorls:of the. Learned Judges (if iicll were called fm ); either that tvair•tor 'wits not it pri.tolier. of war, he shauld think the prelent- Bill equally occestary".. cmictitient nf the ( ill was, .thirt so much of the existing I:tw :is applied to the eharneter of A 110- Sot ter of )var,: may he to iV<ipUlerrrt 1110.• )(IV!: siCll rirrin;;s its his his ht in end sitecessars, ma y thi n k fit to ordrdo, and it antli:iiizesiiis detention in like manner : ;trail it fill they W''ent to provide, that peritons'euti traveuin..-, or impeding the execution of his ill jesty's orders these respects, shall Lc punished for . .tlia.cii acts itt the ~ ..„ty4 ` . . titose Who assist in the .escipe of prisoners of war should lie punished:. 'Else "till wits then •rtad a second tiipt, nail 0)11111111 !elt tar to - Inorrow.. As wars, aftera few evcirds from the li.arls of Lauderdale and liothUrst, their. Helena Intercourse or Ttade The Learned `Jitilit'es were ordered to attend fnrinalhe, in pursitanee of Lordiltilland's 'motion, on the first Tuesil3,9ltit.er the recess. be remaining 1 3 111 s upon the table Iveretlien • • „. • respectively I:awarded, and_ an adiourniiieut tuck place. , , HOUSE OF COMMONS. On the motion of Mr. Serjeant 0:11,41.0*, 'thi Habeas Corpus Bill i'va4 'read a stroml time "to be committed to morrow. - • pitiNcf:SS (11A111;0'rrE. • 1 Thi• Princess t'insi . lnto! of Walei.'s Wits read A 2d t)11. , trod oin of Nit. LUSIIINt ! TON ; A very and nearly itianditile qeettriltd , tiwvo ete Lit , hiogt,m, its neii'nett, and Nit . . Wynne; AV to tini propriety of pi,iceeiting through dale- ' tent stagi,i Ail the tit,t, The •;I)E.'I.IC oh, , erved, that Stich .n, mode of proeiling . depended ehtittly on the 'option of the ficiusel hut that it teemed inure witikably to give Oaf iee of an intention to move i tbe tlfringh Ordered to he emiiinilae it to-imin ow. TRAN , 4I , OII.TATIPN BILL Th e jt ut uiq wcia, ii kt „ i t cumiaittee Alin Tratriportation Bill. . . wktit.d to wiljt atienoures' bad been cimyict, ? _ . .. .. . . . hi,„ P „t .opizii i1.i.);.; id 3ld , slut ►‘ltelt,be,reerived.ktiote dc • ,laity 4 g ,- .) , (olll4 . .oriAvv,..tsic-1.1 , . . . ~i Nrr':isErsNri 1` observed, that he !IA heard tilt! f v i c ts, , ,Aft,4ptttir,solittliter i )Pl,4" expired, b , had eco kept,* u tany • I tial,ivhigh w4..5 : - ..0 t.,4:tt , asion of their iroprisootoeooftudtbat Fr i-) tiN4 Nf illl l ll r , O h t i : . :(. " ;., i1 ( 'g :!; . 7:4 ' 41 ttl)t ree,eirc,d ioforatittin r. 111 ,k f o on. Phit . ?Jr, 0.1)1,14)111)mo% clan inictilliurnt for d igtirkotri. , , hi og . ,the dilletvAltbolirs , -.,t the tvoyieti, 4111 ti Ott . 1 E earnlng4) which, ita4 agreed tulreport I , l:tls9rr+ex. i... 'ftn Revco - is at the t si. , ~ - And i)f the 114ter Duty Bills - were bt otrgitt op, awl thy 1!,1', , , (hder",l t.) be read a. third rime:, rwtourrow. , . - . ~,,.; .. .Papers, with a doeornent xigned by LOrd Colliogwontl. re- iv:Aline: : the iolli4n. 14:kato,,t : , ,ecg. i kir...n;f4,lll. up, Anii lAA Oil tt. , t,tl,le. . , ~ A !114, intif , 6lo9,4ll ‘ . 44 thtir. As : men!AG tilt: 13110; tilir. • MALT TAX, 11r.FIAILV EY ptyieitt Pet i!,i ,, 1 , 170t1i the farnteri and private brewers us lioi wicit c , s pecting the lifl!,Atilt 'leak. Mr. ti-,iney rAsetv:l tL;tt 11t. onty.wii?':_tt) relieve ti t c country " 'S ,i• `to let th NViirltltilt`Dory eetiqe iiiiitiettlittely:itistt4 of de fcrt,ing its7tet wit-Kah) • s) !! ce tri.stust,ioit arose re pecflrt the—brewing• tredc.r-, - lkfrAlst VEnT said t -tha t ---Lti,44,4_ ifeelLia...th.r.H 11 otise'. the Other night, he, should have eiictea 7 i ',A.inlyeil ... to point out tu theChaneellor of . thelex._. chequer . the de fi ciency o f the reitolutionCiiii . The - Malt War Tux: . 'Whitt the Ch,,o ce llor o f the Lx- I elietiner ollvred to' the brewer was a drifwback of ~.. 134, ;4 ; 1 ; 1. ; bur th;§ was not 'a 'sufficient encotirti i gie-;, went to the bre ,ver to consuwe malt, If the'. Itight non.Gentlenn'iti 'Wished' to give :uspio l to: the .brewers for ; general purposes, he shodlill7A-:: 1 ther say lie would give 16s. to July ; but if thity . brewed nritv, he would tfiye :Ahem-17s.- The '.I htqwers were" a yeasointble - , set' of men, and did not. expect to. lose, by what was. prOpOse'd its 1;- [ Vourable to the trade. An lion. Baronet (Sir 141 - .' W. 'Ridley) • bad thought , .tliat, •betir ought to', he loWtred'' . a . peony a pot i''but if he had .consi- dere4 the matt.ecUrly, , .be.Vii.9l4,hai,i . 196 Pd, that. when 1 6.*ltillings • Weft put on..mult, -beer was raised' 'a‘lildflienny .o'lq. j li mi.,— h's . taking. oft the . duty,. it , w mild be lowered a liilliiiitifY:*NYlien , the; lion.-Baronet spoke thus, he (Atr..C.). might as `' well speak' lAout 'the ,price . 'of 'coals... • Air t-hiti. , Member : (Al r.. CniWen) .tvt.'itteii regfilationt as. to the quality of beer, but' be did not like a similar in:erferentie us to. corn, - .ly_could. ate' roi.cd flint the London beer was eheaper,was hy!tr kO.:(fila-: lity, and nioro, in quantit y , Of measttre draw tire • bt'er '-•0 1 ( 1 in ((liner PArts or the kingdotitThe'A3- vantages- ,gained by, brewers were, by -no means , what they Wtire suppoied,to bc. NO:gro46Articip of conswopiion had proceeded kr so small u raiip • -as to The iucrease - of price : the breweri, dttileed, -bad studied to keep the price of beer as low - A% possible. - ' - Sir .I .q. ..tr.. Rtnt,r,y,explained his former obsei... vations ; lot stiii thought that beer ou , 4itt to...tali :in the \%;.v , '/ lie had stated, when the War Malt 'Tax shoull he teninvekl, `L•i for what hat'. beep said abOut coals, the fact was', that the coal .'ownerS had . nothing to do with the'raNing of . tfie price of coals in London; Forman: Yeitt'l their' prices ,had not been rai ;ed. lite,riie ceas US::ribl.• . table et'itirely to others. . A , gteli . e•.e . 4 llo';e of l , ',.'r being both trigh-prieed , and intlifferent, he cotsi tiered as owing to the rriletitte . of the ninntvoly . nf 'the public-douses by the brewers . ---(lies!,)—tic ,believea this trot to apply io ultiell to the Loa(lin as thecottutry brewers,- - :,- •.-, . ,-,.... ,. -,-- Mr. CALVERT expLablett that 110 bad only said, )te tnight with etinal pcovietyi., have uskett 941- 'ions about corn alit) 'C: 115,,. PVIICt : ItAti',Aleell raised and lowered, and it ;would soon be sold at four'pence halfpenny. '': ' ' . : --',. . • ' Mr. Ilmtct.v.• observed, thitthe itivitttce in ' porter, on the whole, since 1752, a space of :.34. yeays . , WOl '4 but' one tartiiiin.., A quart. The i'elati;::' r profit to the brewer would appear by the foilov:ing• StAtelllCllt 1762. a. it. a. 41. Porter per barn Duty (.4 Tn i t,aod'bt.er ..... .. 2i 0 40 , . NO clt;irgo of' !wet; • ' "'• . - - , i 41 V:, l) Malt . , r i3U41.......... t , Price of barley ilops Duty • 0 30 4 ........ ........ *5O 9 147 0 , . 10 .9 la ti': ~ b y lirtivert, 14.1 34 I years wr1414: per' lialtti,li—br'xints4itrt:hibg per pot. Let fientlemetf, Wok ; Ile price of whieh i 1754, w019.2134,,6,41. j. attil the ditty• 1.05.. Now tlie price uf,nt:Ot Y;ls 65*. Thris motln,it to barley of 8i,,1030.0, Bops 1,1, 1. 1782. were 40;;, .per , cwt. ott(1 ttow were —an incre;isc. of SOO per cent. j3rsi,l4 • ma ti e r - s, J:CientlenSell: could ...eatiily cpncei re - the • Rogsal:tail ion of charge' i4l provi,:i.):;*,f iintseg and otbee iwitranieut,*-of trtilv., No, ro uct i o n,of prict could cxpeeted bit: by. the redaction (It ditty. lie a.grepii tifc, 4itroilet, HO( i t %% if s t i l l e vil .fiv the: 4yrwOri ttt kiold,the houses, both to the ;cogittryawltotlteirotra 10. tercits. It oecabiotteti an imiastifiable.increase capital; .bht. be Aid no.t kelicve that it. applied ,to die Lontlon.brewets. • • , ,Cu'Rwiti tali!, 'that it the -pritett. %toed wete correct, the brewer. 'entildnitt hive gone on "but - by a deterioration' of the qtta!itY i,f.his beer. end 'would he put to the brewers ',Meting the prrhlie-lionse%.- .A fair open compe tition woillti compel the .hrewing or - good quality, an , l ilterehy'prevent the pernieiot4 tafeeti of spirit drinitiog. 'Arr. NVCSTgIIN was AOXiOill th . at,0 , 1.41 1101150 WOtild look at i dle object of the Norwich which ‘V,hi Oil' the duty to relieve the markets lion] tlwir pi k`BCllt scale Of dcrair,patent. Ilt►lcse it, Were ittlincdi tidy titlieu ofT, the privitte brewerluld do not Ling till July, and the public , co w \Vo(' reapo ati n advtal ht hal'"e r. The c ANO ILL-1.0 it of Abe cons io r . et, that theTropOsition ot,lntlue,tli4tesepeal In:4oa involve ati injustice to ;the' ,pablia brewer,. ifite ; pliid for stork in hand, nut] If he did out, Coverit uncut woold have to pay ili6) nettly The,ditferetteg by the prcacnt artatigemeut_ to pie* private. bceVer., would b e i lmont ,i t kw r ,, e. Iyould feeoinplend to th e public brewer to lirevit as tarp ly.rurid early 4S possible,,, tu..the p<ricit of bur ley would rise : c ;Ito mould tberebyguio,topre., r • The petition was. ordered to,lie,oo A similar, petition Wits rtc..iyetlirorn Great Yar- - mouth, presebt,ed.qlso by 41r....11Anvey. RAPICALtttIiFOItM. t • • 1 1 '''Sit- F. Bora - JETT 'pretroteda Pet ition , frfirt-tllie i in of the'Connty of- Wins, conittlainio.; Of 'their distress, which they attiP,olted to the !, weight of taxes, occasio ne d' princlinsib . ;- by de,-- 1 Potkin 'and corrnini'on,"to support ci war tiuir3v: 10 itself-,•arTtl the only-o-bieet ot•wltirl t we s , t'o , 2 re-etitabli,holent of dy.'spotistu in Eutope l ! l - ii• I: . f • ' '-' rb't '.f -'; '• ;- :- •- ''IL 1,105N -c oi a tar i a tt otm . ~.. 14 , )' "()011:-.-..-tpleltion that the Petition - lie on I:tible - ',.' - ' • ' i ',' . - - • •- . .1-;-:,.: ;:-- .fr . -,: l o pe ..„.., ; '..hir. Alii:Niurvt ; staii-C—tbni. thre e witva Mrl- tjtm ctolit llt! sante Concur in preptalio4 %vhiebj wo;dd be signed by the 111(13t respectx 101. - ttri f !, tams, so that the lloose would 000il i f ve ati on , . . Pt - . ' • i~s~ li li t 1~ iC . - . otliway ft!, ontplit Nett* stiVleurnii %kit ontaitied in the Petition tiirw presented , . Sir F. 11UIZUKTT %visited to know, 'whether thst .' . .Petition would he the expression of the sentimen t ? :of a leis? Individuals, or whether another County Aleeting bad been called for the purpose of ptti* -tioning Mr. 'HETI( Ur 11 tlnderstitillr,lll4,o4,uketink produeettthe':petithift;teßrhy (nl' har set was vett - consist in ti!-'only. pe,r3ons,:anil•thlit-4Gentieninii -wito'hitd attempt. ect . to . sileak in ty,iiitterent -seas'e hatt bee,* yo 1roe;l41 1 and hiss eititt - ,.b.i nut t 0 bu able to' Wit.t - ite ltexetLr• Itriar fee/ -thry-s he =, hare Ilf"r t r fpresent 'tkiltetition',. 'which, he believed) would expressjhe eirSe enmity.. - 'llse Petition, wits. ortlereil..t.6 he table. 111.ENCil CONTIZIOUTtox. tiouo..As h.:tiler a Lord -,opposite arii °l* , jertiq6 pi•orltic 'fife 'Accottms. of• a Sem .I n, Governioßt froutTratee,....ex_olaSive of the Stint to be contri:. blued . .coon-tr.y for 411.0y:support of* ibei Army of Oecnpation,,and•of tier it lia'd been '4 I' l - If it-et:neat rbceivett leE . 4 an49i-eoitrlitrnicaiton 011 tifi'Nerji.ctifttlkt;iiisment; most Ire , tleititive; 04itiqroltietlying'stueatitira '11)41-'t •adoinetir:•-.ll.3:vrtmelatled-ArSt.:ex.prest:4 intention'' , in tatio;lte-Ishouhl inotortteeci%a:;,}l sat! "4111i:tory fatmter,c_to.more. for Aro: oecounr, of Af . the sums of money r4r.et:ive4kitY l'i'4-44WerotrtertAiffinr France. ut tbe'day on whick tite.-y-haci.. been Lereited,tintl of the manner C4.34 . 1.ar e.nr it- ',tat tsd nat ..tu . .e..w,An."7 t- t ' i!") that 7 , titn, with the -exception ot s.nnnt jooyet :or the Carriage I. the.Sl,'!"Cs I"' i in Frante ti) anal the -eietiOn• of a Mood nietit; already allo,ted to, at Itonseft'rriiren ail: • pfiett i ro the public serviee.'' Deets girvn to -the firitt;.e.aq,airt rorht,initir',, id* cdtrrie' of- several debates. 'there , wotirtil` t i " 44Neolty. -linwever; ttetails gitireti k reStotct ittii , the•Arrisiicat ion of. the 1110110 Y ,, the. lion:Gentleman. stionid.make then) ttn: ject.of • • • " )Ir. no'rt*llect ion. of i* ciC", ll , l slattce -Alluded to : bY the,N - nb'e that t'".rk"'' e tc:9:4'409."-t.i9w.re(ltte.t.eti.ha‘i beet - ) a g,%in an d i produced to the ilOtise 'in the etinrSc Of: d':; .were true, it I%o4iti, now Ire linnet:l,o3ly ,t for a return of it ‘lotlid . he inciutict! icturns'itonle It' k the (Notion 1: if Lis for •li6i o ' l3" of oil tie amts * received from I'ra:ice node' . t ! ' i ,laic•Tteatidtl; ". tell.' • !corked- among these Tettirui hut I:a tv . rinit it slips been i»Clutiiid.trithin ,, The motion ro':the .1•Io1 1 0 .: ableClintlentan, th... return wonict [well 1n3: 1 6 with the iC't. The, aitpii`t:ittiois of ii ever, been . scural times stated in Ih:h 3 te. it ttsd been' frit rottitCott jiii - 14.1gltt Erien n (..,- Cliatieellor .11i4:1 7 .1ettelpii4) ',,• l'itinn ,-4 14. )r the year; and it had heett.,apin ex l whin Ron. 6entit-tuatr, -opposite 11% r.iise , l o..i.to' , ht th'c sititicienty.of.,the - V 111 :‘ ; ` eouttittorlon to :ousAivithe expeitatat:eu.t3f, the tisii t! Fraiit,v) It hall been' . thei,l4fs ter , that preyiOtts to; the - ,Su4,litifttre hf :peace the GovertimentAtatt. made 311 arratt':e3. cat to tetv n 3 ,1 of4rttit-slr to intpl,lowed to retain - tile Jainistratihn the - ii'eeti:pied pit vittc.es : 111 0 1 4 ''...i.""l`e.i'l.bl,-45;en.:J1-)+1;:lAllp: Alt ttn4j' a fr.it.t.s per With 101 CliY.lkitlkt.•;.7 Mr. liFTISP....ri•- , tliilolkot• nittolleet ..that t, 1 91 - 1 %I-01 , A of vital the Noble Lard , had , 1 , 1 04, 11 0n 1 ans win. to hi s Noble .11,Qttl told. itoteed., Aentioned ( 43c. fowls-, Inn witiont deseribin-g, their mi di C . 11401.4 cASI:t.P.A.C.4:II perfeCtly ' reClilleC id' : F li r t l ‘ C) t he it vias of the accounts & slat' t i t:aiher, and replying by a mentio n 01 " tit' palr:lenhir.stint. ee . r i ta lr i;;l ß y -li u 6 t u at ct te tiA h M e : ttle n't ti d'';that avdi*tinctitn°lal rcccite.' ' n -settenee - of the l'reaty ;i titt a. t h at ~c e iveiro , booty, ~nt!- - !iis Frie.o).,o.::was,n9tiliiit, 3 FOellts (tia(l. ',loved for tut AccOttut of. Oni,.`" - ;,„ 0 ° ;, paid in execution of `l.' reafies... Bot-tvtis.it.fmr - tats any notice , iii tlfe . • • of 141"". nisters-thttntseives to have pointed oat the sity of altering the wording of.the -ntotio'h ; 1 If t t o :1 : 1 ) te fct ,t it ij a s t i t i !k t i : t . : tv i t i l t : l , •, t i b :cs al::l ob t:::,;:t a iri s a t .tt 3 l t i l s fet lots :% 1 o v f eYtnit,f 1.3 .ink; Stuns rec eiv e d as I.)ruits ot-tlieCro"'"' u. "t)tice t h e hniterfetiorr to vetto:4,Y , ii.' ll " - ' .4e • t iit rIV asst ! ` tanco potee, prpved the net:es...ov. .tart./ 3 tics = The CWANCXLEOII. t he• hcc; it Eft ' It:1:10111;114;;;;11",o1041) its isie:v4:1;:t21;11,':1,:1:11,;14-1(et: tttflt tivrtl , tinyeinine,nt, ant} -applitui• tb' ` isti Sel•,tiee . hiVt 'lt - WA - I) . lfun could `t ot -arise front the. fr;n'tc shit bound.-herself. Trent).,/' Treaty slow& on the ~34Jt0r'.40,0,j, her lie had .41sU 'that, tilt! t i, ;IR! Britian Aroty. in .If tutu t! ,a1 11 ("?' , kiiit),t)olll. 01;re 3(14 llait 11..3113 , - om the Ifo,ti e : . iln tite to .•the ,onsisi , iott , of_ the. sum. in, Oise .1 ) -c;"'"1 4 4 . hi . was -evident...that the words' of the;!idatio il .4440 tt,e , sums received froth Fr.,ance late .I'reetv. - - • . • .f,„i t TtErtNEY- contended thas there {wet t distinct Inc rd Ofoor.l . 11 `r tine moivey,4w.d. hecii. IVe.:ltatl 0: 1 1 60 j. Irord of i'vibtimers tints they hu.-. gut 8000.Vber, ` iri iil ti.. f riquie oug tir,.49 0 , W T i ,L ; the, whole of.the , money, had' been ex w!lc stir Airy' more had !woo -reeeiVed Brit' elso ,ro . Ile, to kpo.v, wbetkrer theAriny x.....10006-initve its expensestki o d•ut of. sui. s c tl4ttl } rfrrtitlilfvs, ur whether any - thin." renrAitted . , io , 'w , troi I i.CSc eiperiCei .1140 , ft! CAfiTLEnpac,t4 retnindo,tee-.A.on• 1„,1 ate.' that -Ire had -011 - 4 • fttrilie 11;ght ; 636 ' 6°1.3 ' r t iote,) rite arrangements that ita.i Peen e n lerc : ( dip . ° f t I. h: a treicteltiitiltce:sontoiidivisktrickibutui(unr: ( 1 ) 1 ; 01 E ' ; '1 0 F i t t 1 . 1 3 0 " ,. : 1: 5 _ e t :: :IQ