The Sun. — London, England, 1816-02-15 00:00:00

10UsE, Ufa . COVINIONs coniNuETh. . .. „ . . - , NAVY EsTim i vrEr,. . ' The !louse having resi3lVed itself into a Com wince or Siiptili,•. Sir G NlTArtwat4Deß, in tilling to bring the sub. . jeer of ~ .v h:::Ir lie: bail given. notice hefore,the,liontice, would not trualoa.s.s.. Icing on its avention, as he 4 4s .;ntislit4 l c that•howevet dis(ioSed thi'ditttte rtictt opoosith wet e to watch tilt'. conduct gyf Go verlii,4o.nt, with .a scrutinising lye, .it was not a',? . .ainst the Navy shut their jealousy wordil 'be di 'l ect , .4l. ' Tie trusted lie should be able - in sheiv,, . that ' in' tce ttrrangements vi'llich had been made Aeonon t y had not hetti neglected, though ,tisat di -Inted ec7nomy flail tlot:beeit resorted to, Which, `on.: frillier `,'re.iSloisi', -- 1);,,a , lid to r tifeich'in , Ottive ttien,oc and danger, anirtiltlatately to 'mkt) c ! . „pease; , 't',o the:objvctitjt4 negeti .to she 4ppr-: lien'deil reduction of Mir naval estahlislumeitt ( which soMe hid faired svotird'not hi:kept up on I:sitfirt6iittilSrveltteti , lerf scale), he'trativety a sat is titcit*.yen.stytir.yottlil lye ,gi Vett . I . VIIO - 4 ktp.tecl it ~ .w.as riott the intention of h N eival . Aflmin,istra- "WM Of' tiii 'tomtit)! 56 7 1 int the'lqar y! in 'it - tbite, .nricer tiotti . trintor p`erfearefficie..na. fl efficiency lie utenitt, it would be kept in such a,stete, that it wont!i be able .. ta - contend with the united navies of the -N.yochl,- . He ,slinitlil 110 W Compare the naval estalt . lishtii_en,t,,tvhicit, kt was in tended to ' 'Wee'T tip, 'Wil.ti'ffitit 'kelt t ielt bad been, ~.....--,•• iletertained on at the i.lbse of. the, the hist .tar, though 'fi r .) : r`efer in tiiii . '-;Vai to whiii hid* been tionellt othertithes,'lttight tint 14 , t'Ile.most erin. Aenient cnufse, tis lip t, its prer4Eo.t.o citit.tetyl Oat tt.)c rjuction no's' to he: e f onsitletivi ottu,)it.t9 br* i-iOrc(l ii Itli a rtleri.nce to the eitettinstitrice's of tike. i)1 . 5 . 1.!0r day'; to the -State of our ftttletgn'iOtti.. nierre,:ind the number aini. importance:of - tint, CO - Intitts, i.ather thati'r,vith,a refercnee An„Wlivit had been thought sufficient *hen the gitii4tion of .flie '6Ottliti'Was tretV daft:rent' from what., - it is i t noW k no y u , n ut i he it might he exitt:co4 - 0): . .4 he ..3110iiid titlvert to the station 4 of the several sloadrinis now et - iiiiioreli, 'afid to tito.',o changes whicit I.tiad Cruised ii considerable increase too rite last peace est;d4rdi - nit tit. in the Last Indies no . athlitimi ii;,? t ) d, :i i 'made to the nitvlll force 'which' it iniii c heen'thiluntht ti'ise to keep np at ihi..! time of theisst. I?.itte; or liii:.. Cape, whiell wits perfectly . ii - itiiii'.Btdfidi!, and ivhicli; 'from its connection' .v'itli St: Itelena; how a more importance than cvel", onus its tjein,'' ' the , niece wherein he SN' . , 110 hitt! ',so long titsturbed they i. e .. . t)Se of 1;111'01)C us W conducts, must demand p:euri.. } 'tiler attention ; and for the :\f . adritins, ii" very Coll ilileitu.lilc ,Nictilvon had liven appointed. Tiii',,'llow evei., was limited to the very li.rve§t si.,;ile Which the . distinguishned Admiral on that'aftitiort bad' tlicitiglit tvould be Bntlicient. - Eleven "slops of the rio t: l: it - a lk.en, tin - night ticcess:n.Y . for this servic'.C. ,In' the itifittliteerarieno it had been thought advistiible to bnhstititte ' . /.1" gun' siiitis fin. thole of if) 'gtiiis, 'wl;ich hl ad hi. etotOre t)eeit 'ilni)l,',yed. 8 ~,,.1,0 1 plit,',itiroit' hail . he; ii' statiOncil oft `y outh Atiqvica, ihscoinpliatice 0,:i!li the ..i . pplicatlOtts matte . b t 'l) F ! the 1 - Ac ti , c .i,,, to 0 t,,,,,, t o o ro.,.c:ct our grimitig l tradc iu that - iinarter. this, it svniitil he ohs er'N ei: , il'ti!i itieo rinite a new stition. Tire ten cc st 4 t iooed, ~a t i.ca'iMtica and tile Le iv'llril hhinits - had heed.ilt, 4 ,i i .,, t ,., 4.:• ...1 ii'h . iir difili'llislied ;' but, in colityienceot. 'the i ttiation in ii 4111)- they: .tood iv;ii'ivreipect to Sal u th.: Anictica, the'rednethni lit:re was but 'small, One 4gate li.tti liti.en itdifed to ilit•'?eirce statiOned O ff , if Ansietieli ; and on ti lt;joitstnOl Alt Ica a squa,- " I . iitoli ivolia be ttiaitqaiped . 00.4 1 1- to that liept up ,, cl Iting the laSt pe u tee,,., VheStitiailron on the' home ,ef a ii,,, l 'it ( - -')old ti t i.hiNaatiseo;i ha tit'alutziihttl ittl 792, ,'1 It was proper to. terinci , .,, . t lot 414ttiliere boei(io ' I l e%c statio , ..lS . to occiipy, ',in increalel.ofmen for Oa . il & er , c cs , , i hiish oic l u t is ta li . 0, ..iieeFss . ioni teem other cir6intstinieci. Thi p 0ib.14. ;11-osefrOin larger"fri- gatei ..wag ) now gelierit ti ei coin- 11 y'' 't uNe 11put i t' it taint •forittetiv, I:llt4hc, from the a rrangements , ,• , iVade by (litter etiwers, had heroine. , neeassary t o tea, .nines those now iit .comntission Tecinieed 2(io /If/ A,: itilteadot . Ott fOrnier' !(‘)iftpl'e s nitnit, of. 400. 31;etirt;0 tlionght it very itupt)rtant, th a t a cou p s o f. Itroyfil neviiics should 110 W he tri-,iiittaineil, whiell svi're not ilionght . to heneeeltary. fOrii - wdy. 'The, itwAlpvenieni..Q3, lion-ever, Which had t i e t n f oun d to / Fesnll,frOUt belitg Coltlpcila to bitv . e LT4341114 O t ,tr o ops . of the, hoe, tylterc Ow. hervice 041, best, have been ace.oniplisheel , by a body. of, snitrincit, were . so considerahla,k, , tioft he lipped thil. would be ginirdol againat for: the, tune t o come ; and with •this feelln,k, he held it-to be con r kil.tttnt with the utostsrigitifecottoiny s that it f 9 11114 CaTifs of marines should be kept up. Doing ihis 4 , to , ,a vo id a gain havitiveermys;A, tindgr poculiarcire: - eninsinnees, to tritopsOf the ; line, where ro-arhiet, IvOititl he better empinyeti, gave, an ineritae. dittiti%... navy eminnit i ev above thoseof the former . peace cstar, lili.'iiity...tit i of 5,000 med. it must be satisfactory. to:th the: lionse a ii , ! to . the-Gottntryd toknow, ti41).0) , ittign , iot , ,tt ion of one frece was - ealled. for by th4a:, lopFt,tt*; ot 04,1 r tote ign trade, nod the valnahle ad'. • dittioPti rvhict, have "bee - n tnade to oar eolonLario,- tteinflotnr. The total number of melt require -kilo Ilte, Tufeyy on : the pvac,e estahlishinettttwouhii 1ie.23,000.'[ . Iti th-e prcie4lt year,. Irmo ciroittastoncex stire t tdr. ey,rl„titwO, ;44,1)90 wonfti he moved for, This"- was -Sewer than liad . heottqlted for'at the . close, pl. tbe even of ir:6`i, and in I year-whicith:f.tillowe e. il ;the `bust peace._ .;in 1 t.!ttl it' 1.v.111 thonght , ; neeeskary,,. to keep up . tire n:try to - 110,00.0 awn.- lie, elairnett: Souse merit for. the nasal administration of-the notintry,, For the rapidity with which had they paid oft sohirge ii rortion of the navy, and, atop for the celerity with which they- ht(l-, titt(4l out: a la rg - C porinio of the naval'. force to - be..kept tip tinrilq: tnc iii:ace—two litrgun ships, 14.1tigates, .unit 27.a10pp3, it:tying ifireAdy been got ready,- •and perfectly inatincti, Ntit more than 4001 1 inert tvere.tiow it to complete the force. ri.iptiroL The ceifaity..thui dindayeti,ht .beiitwett it , must be admitted vs.r..l perleCtly tinetantpletLiti the an. t i al of the proLcc(iings at the elope- of former wars. Ile, thought : it unnecessary for him to say more at pr , -eat,. hut li-ohling ititaself ready.to give ,any fliftber thformation th3t might , be. dentanekil, lie ti ii , ...ted the HOltSf! MINN feel, that bOWerer de - tiro,btri cc:wooly ntio,nt - :ht, thole ntektstitts %%Iliad ilot tle.ei'Ve that. ClVltttfter• Wttkell,,,Wttitt to break tip in I.iortm . it cstablialiruents,• which w h en 0401) 4vlttitetl, ‘youlti occa§iuti the countryat) ittio)toset t i zpo ', s e to ' , a lic theta tip again. This, obierva. Sion, which ntizlit be eMendett to.a great variety 7. ' . • of °bites, vas piketicitiatly -11.11p!iza.0 t. Navy. lie con'Cludidiblinkying a vote•of 33,001? • !nen to be ,eniployetiltkille Vusy, far the present • jiiir,`ln'eluding 9,000 snari l oes. - ' ' fir. Pootrtsait- '*at . very . tat front wi3bi'ig to cast any reflection on ti lt Navi•V., - but notAvith standio rtir it, lit could not re, fioni , ofiring'sOme observations on the pr ; « , - 4*nt rinotion; He could tidt say 't hat the - 33;900 sikcn _cioe4 tor Were not necessary for the prisent ye a r. This puSttellt che respousibility,Of Alj • i thstert, but the Hon.. !14 oust had not proved thei4 :was'any' "occasion it raise the nuniber won .voted for the. Navy i n ti me olpettee;' from It; or 1tt,900; which \v,ece fornteriy Agirtgleut, to 2,4;060. This augmerption, could nuthe.ngces-. iiO'frurn - ati; increase ItcO 4 t`ir foreiio (rt:ide, actu al , arantielpatcd, but must he called for, if it were.at wante,d,. from the eir , lts'ttlaking hy,other Ma ri►hue Powers, Which might pow, or at soine,coM inA likely to interrupt it. The former American war had rdirsed "after two naval cani paignA, }.,ll,isi4•tbe enenaes' .fleet _had rodefttri unspliont in our 4eits, 94d, in min hist!tx.e.4e fleet had beeii cop pelled . to seek s,afety : hytetiring into port befiire their combined p(i‘'vtle. itttskres,s,kon had been made, when that PeaQC Was Pol?chlOgd, nu the French mar time I►oricr: 7 t- , `Oieir navy 'Wits nutncrically alinnA etp.ntl to null, comitined - with the . fleets of Aiiti • Aiiiiiin,grcat.ly,otitnumbered those of l.titglatid, and all these powers we'r'e then in alliance oppolipl to . .-Nqw these nations . were Ou'r Without reckoning on their friendship; Which it, 'lnritt - be contended we ought not to rely upon i '' he epptended they had opt the lot to harm :its, though they 'should retaio'ull their Uneient hostility to one tharitime gre4tnesti..The navy' of Sraill 'annibilat,ed ; that of Frsnee was hardly - to be turn rimier!: for though the French had many ships (he - , believeq tliey,llol.`o 'runlon) , yet those ‘verepot in a birth: to Met the fleets of EnOtind. They could not be made conslsetent 'to do - this in a ininitelt, ttutl: whesfeyer Fraoce ~,qr Spain, or any, other country, began to.prepprelor 4 114v41l .ts thry ' COdid RriaCe'ed , io ink design unknown to its,•.‘re could begin with them, 'an'd our, means a crlgating or re . riving a noywould ke.. tenfold gieater than theirs. Ile tlierffors could 54;e lit ) re 115 81 1 1 .95 the prOpi:sed augmentation of our national praci; est‘blishweith - YThe 'Hon. 'ildronet had sniffed , . 1p locreioo to ariti(L from. various new station., t ?l'hich it W9t1 1 01). ct.'st;ltd force. gat When our situation with respect to, 0 1 t' other Pdrreri cif" Europe Was so i, u more sectire formerly, he, thought a inflicient reduction . he ntAile in. tile, force heretofore kept tilt tit the old stations to mee... file demand of Ow new ones. Holding this irlllttton, he could not coriceiVt there was a: y necessity for the propot.ql incrcake of our perttlattl'ut 10V.411.,:st41)1iSlkiticiit•—. In one ihstance he could wish to see an in , tfreit's of expense, 'rather than c reduction. lie liaee: much sa..4sfaction in agreeing . to a mo k ti,e,r4qe, iaercAse (.11, the. Naval Officers... pay,' and. in particular he could wish an addition made, to, the itilOwarice of those on Ii itt pay. Less tot in the, snot wauhl be necessary "to cover the iticrelive of our force, to which he utt.z jectca, would. 3 0 1 1,CA, (Pr tl3js wirp(ok.. It m' llt presispvuolis irl bier to toiwit op, ttijk procet. , d uu riiirther with it. Ot pies6.tit; ihotigh. it Was legs, ihJe ph) some fiiturg. dory he ,should, again it forte,, E d, if the pri)positibu now brought forward for.iin tation of our pertnatient: fiirce were agreed hy. Wits: idle for titan to folk 'of re- . !trene)sinent eto4ollly. Tile supplies votrd, tite gromts; to. cover them mitA.t be. !mote, Anil thole tv.0.01, throw. the twist grievous iinjuititious too the,.eottlitry... Lie was coltvittileil, with ti c-former "pet)4o cstoblishatent., ‘ve • shriiild have no: d4llgi- 9 ' to 11103 t Oldect to act, Vote. of ao..ditjqoal; low), Me. I:,:tw wos tunic i•ied :it what lie had 'vitt,' be f tll front, theyßiglit I lad he j,. ronsinqty), htolteslyitt, what was_, passing. Anierica ? coolltiet,of,t (.;over.titittutt kt9ll nite(t, SAMpI, 40. ttilniCiit 'it. tv.is'eli a r they meditated another trial of tlkeir. , titrength with (-;rent Britain on the or-g. 4,11. The French Ntiyy Genile:lllw. sqposvd4—. , reitWte doilfd now Jyi:)4ist thirty ti nips, of thy,. : Was it not.' known that li;clieral feeling of. jeuiolisy . Was ritiseo tin the Contitrent att•iiiht. the natitiiiidcornmerce Of this eiilf,tcrY When it w..is, knoten 'that n Wisli>wai entertained th it the pgwAr, of ife'nglanil'o(i the sea sh erkValctl, its 0 4( of Frinice had been (a taint..— . when ii was:knowp ti , how nititilY.lknoila arid Anicrica had approxiiiiittetl„• in their views 9p oi4 subject,---and when the p. 61., iibitity , pf tt entifideraby belly , formed itgaimt tht . s conntri waS bornein lie tra . d.a riglit, to asK trltY so trintil ii . nitv;il force was 54 ) lie kept lip dur-. ing the pvei en't Year [nit' ar 1 1) naval ildiyinistratiun yr4lt precipitat . i itpriyillt (0; the ft4'vy itu'sbeiti. 'ln the,TaSfyear:t „„„, r ,„ : tit me6,4u i ap t ttt its it aniounte,it to . 1 , 4,000, There. were now, it npreitred, Tio . i - 33,b130. Tothis prf:- .eipitatiOn he attribiitcd he ex ceises of which sfotuc ,of the , riScharrgedatuenlitid been guilty., fie ob r jPCIqI to the ineretqc or marines:" Otir, colonial • poisesSions'teritiV be hot defended by seamen, - • Sit (i..,W,kitititznEit .remindetl the Iton. ("Ititt;, ,rastti pizt :Lit 'yelp. he int)ved but tOr , searain; To til'Oe 20,1)(101 )A d liven stibtioltietitfr, _atitted,"inartinkin ii11.9Q,000. Ile dimiedtliiit tll%, distlifbatfeeS referred tO had been einsed, by, tike manner irr r wbieb the heel) paid off. When they ,were discharged; no' dell of insiihor dination bait ocetirrell, a thiug tinprecedynteitin onr anrials': Ile defended' the increase of the ; , 1(oyal. "fuaries. dcnijt;cl that the Frencli;nityal fOret! Wttt so ineonsiderable i 11'1)1! step toted by the '.flight -lionintrable Cienticitnin, or th,,t f)f. "oilier Powers was 'Were gcne.r:4 6;6l6ler:icy fori n ed, A . 200 birips of war tu t he brookta against t TLg,:Nrival: Ad sniiiijoi.atioo-' of' .Lugland would Bella, if chic wefe",tiOt to sieTe the tuelt,ti l , meeting on _espial terms at least .fore -10 e omt •toiglit be brought.agekinst itSontlieocw,a,n;lie was , tore-ttie uilanitnotrily diatre', Inc increased ti4V.atiOnS, rather than give up 0 1 ,, c N av y . to Which thOfotVed sotttu{:'t, trial 0.1 which their fittate safety, . 'Mist dcpead.. lie twit(' with to atiginent the tifticer's hot b.itt(isduty to yvrforto to the uvuutty as wzik a$ to , . tl,t m, anti 44 wield ,110t.*„ %tone'slitituut ;low burden on the ,01;e• 111 r il.iti~ toleil; why trie nOberof men, Aced Ta'r itoiv*4.).*loiii* • that after the Peace "tYY 4703 • tAr i p,SVs.,t , ,a4Ap:'tt,s9;'il_jtAt rO'sbc, from:the great.er ractlitiei which had Occurred for their brio; ittt= inediatelY-Pnid of. 'llia disturbances Usual when sailors were paid . 4, tied been avoided hyllse slctiyjty.pf 1, 1 0 4*: 41 t1iP444 1 ,-tiOP iP gtitt 1 4 ) ips". placed on thifteacpplteblishtnentotspited \vitkwut Air. this* It said. it was-proved Ihe - exoss es.svh the ACAMRI4/4{ l .Fti n ine9:M*94.4.0 ti)e pl l t-p9rts, were not connected w ith 'froth:the Serace; as while these were going on, the ship which was to convey Our Mittist e t to . Anterieis was t! i n - to40,11 : fropta. want ;khaki (Is; Ibis would not have beeothe case Itad the limpet ) ! 'been lb 41re - distress' supposed.' lie defended ili e ; .ungtuentation of the &Urines, and pro% cif that-b tu ' ,eolottbd po,s;essjoiss,coul&poki)e, etAtly tlafatd ed ,by our navy. alone. ,He ,thnnkcbt ao arratige— ment 'better adapied to the ptvpose which it had in view lie had never seen, this') that submitted' to the ,Hgose with respect to ,theeNavit.,ip, the pre sent year. ~ Mr.l'oNsottax said p few_ word 3 respectitig' s the obseryntions matte topon•Ainerica, and althotsll be. Aid opt know, he NeliatetilmAispositinit 'of liar-, tility existed in the tio.,yemomst of .04, t ottptry towards us, anti he regretted that such obsi2rvat • ~ lions Made' iii the House of Commons tindesign edly,.ret,,tniglit , havt.sal,teudietscy.' to. is :tine the minds of tilt; people of America. lie m0e14rg4). ! .. ed the existenceqg any ,l;o.tjle spirit in ittpc(ica towurds:thil 'count r y, or in this esitntry lowatlts 4,llierica , and. he , swished that. country should - not 1) - 4 'l (l Yrto ! 0) in the 4 4 1 4PcP .ittl,Vertgd to As ft! the Illyy of this country, -4 was ituposSible that on increase of that in any European Kingdom, could hike 'dace without nnr having dpe notice, .-atiti the InC l ll l ll .vq)suili.vilir jug it. Sir CifhttLES MoNcK asserted the dist iwbanee of , sea Men in the North, originated lit - a quarrel Ivith .the, Collielll4-,antl.ttet, (rpm 004 'being [said off. Lord ltltt7oN thought .the navy - o( America could. never be fitteth'agninit Oka coitivtry,• and t 1 1 4 0 *so, t(-4 iteeti spade oulb b..Mu rsibe inference could 4c.drs.wtt, of . kAtfccisity,t4? Crease Oirr naval foree, with 9. Tiew tp the-nary' orAmerlea: 'rite Thiry of this cosiiitiy depend - LA I 'no; leut the esta.4.l4ltateat ofSat,-014) man, but - it - 1 ' depe oils, upon cvntilirC l co 444 7 1. k. !PIP) Plq in it to ;tit parts of the, globe.. t r l'h l c I)l,ohls,Lticti, proceeded to notice' the - Payhig - Ott 'tha Navy, 9,mlion:tied it . svoold .st tia; -paid,- of , Goa greatrr• extent. than ut prese l n i t 119i t i 1 0k:i i # 4 A t ig 1 ^. 1 "' iitt.wax an advocate for eenowly tit 91e emmai . ft.ire - Of - tba 'awl it iliitywhieli evy,,ry one owed c oust it Lk ?OS t 4):: tee* th was, no waste,i,p RAI) 14; 0;1, $1,4A.. Ira cimeholed by suggesting t 4, tot t 9 l .4t. • time for the propoiedeAtittiitslitivehts; , for the wholoof. qt,e , ystar. KW: 101;01 . .q413(PVIMitfiliilitiiklifttVIAPttileevl tko/thitsk; titkUtss*)r asAbea-y!lts weltX t 1 9 ,11614.! Wave i)e . CII no .111.1t0eiice it. tVi NIA op subjeet-ofllvie , .. nature,. trecvesirry try 'atimbina efficiency, with epnottly. A natty employed ;on sevcstabt,otte,stolons ,was. net6644try to. Ole en- Tottragentent of commerce. It gage confidenw to the.merclut,nt.,,,aild,t,Ty j e a tone . 4o7 . thel cli-arnetaii'.: Fri 'rustier to soma OfiseralloO's i t e mo t Arniarica, .heiestptessudibii. 11,11)&64 Siici.juolaftsv might t?%/c4fiiegilA4Fr T iv 9!.' fair of tlNGlirtail mews of . 1441ropy, Ile wished that a common io tert‘st shan't! Whit alt nations in the hood of con. cord, and-that preitolices. should cease on all sii!es.. Tl,voi . AVA#ol9}YGy A cp, no 110614. vitlies tvver..tii be found in the ca positionof 4kore.rieft i ...`/,t , tcthatk,. tuade ors thfs subject by.th4 itight 1. - 10.n. - GentieMa n (Mr. Pow•onliy) Would' perhaps . applreiirreetly to *44441c, 91 . 019u:flaw letuun itroutuliltito. , (L u fa Castlet cit Alt) deprecated that spirit which directed,. itself agatnEt nil Govetuntents with whore we. ' wire i„ ;nu ance , a M I he was glair the Itiglit Hon, Cleatlepatt iv is likelpto co , operate, ve„ith-hint•in eradicating prejudices .of such an injurious uatoce, Lord ;\lll-.To.:l'se,i.d.a few words in . ex pl anat i on. • '-.MV:PONIioNIitY as sorry that .be- had noticed with pain mousy oisscr vat iimik.on thicother, side. of the E;~uitse, , which were. 14 1 c44t0 10...1.49-re the , scrds of prejudice. Lou'r CASTLltittiatt wished to he understood, . that thc,ohsecsationa he had .notio:e4,, applied not• only, to itoterjea t 9 eNeIiYA/PAltrl4lo4llt of thy,: PattuEs latninted the small remuneration ef officers in the navy on half-pay. They for„l4pat I iw4l.ltey hettoo Jot.eitct.- i n g a moti9ineitt.to commemorate tilvir Pacliislnent hail paid a tribute to their faint ; and 134 itOpsol-everrollietr, in pat 4ing by,' woidd . tee . ititontl4 l !,f•4 4 r 144,414 4, 4,,,rticPtdtid fin...thee notice 'pai l terAty. Tlie f p ok,ofliocr might, ItOmeter, -- cevy, pity, " Ti4l3 , ,all l vety, bitt: :4,13 r iiC4l % en/W*ll6 to lokveitt,viontnnont:irithouta Attn." 110 , in I,ly p040.1t,..!,',. 1.14. felt- , ltise,;surerisist,thav 9 1 1/71c,r4, i,i tirtit 1.194.4 v 144 nut.istood - toci.vard.itu, xittilMls!& t4lF.,.§foliotentp,.iu loom' of, *thair &sill IVY) 4.1115 t ti 11 tArintitc . T.ll4,.c.tutNiottt t t,qp i of,the Flocunzaugutalii, the ltd4litiPit:lo.oAtiolfr•pay httd atrAmiy. been Such . Pitt: tot; ,114y,y i iip t o t o fookilig iii . OlittiltgBitecAl! with: the: IKin u T, 'I, 1110 0.P.1 (lis4tiS4ioll ;restirtrti:to. this night : , tval o preptuittrP, !Or it..cuthruett! subjects- P 404141 CQUlV:ttegNatirly Ouder.iliscussion,atia Nutt a , „ti use. , It. wwittoot, V UT:Mit:Y.I.o Arra nge an expenditttre of , sa,clowf,de.ext-eut..sogxactly as to be just in all its distriftittion. m r . Foltheo uml tite-Giltmatiott of the Ex- JpeEpliYOlitt Avalim-Ipc4 surprised in hear. log the 'FfOrr. deutiornin (Nlr. Forbes) 'state that ther,e;.wai;no 011itieriin:thavtionte who.on any eiisjpiris ; 4 . ; b e elt i n,..t f :ti r i % :: ° ( '; ;;i l ii a c? ,‘ ,l l .s t oo9flc. tPlin.et,lislenv'e.yll7eaallYsclutfht; considered titer Hlin.,(lentietna'a Was' bound - to „ po lo g iz e i n a parliamentary wayto-Alte fOr ItiA,o l 4 , 4tryationsito that,-.,porport. EgorAl'At4t,Etts..:rott remintled,Geotlemen. that fl i t.. Nay? had receive!! petisions for wounds, Whi.cit the 'Ft onY tli not- do tit! 1811 , but m e - cle at u ia s rp p o p S n • sit)lP:o94l .seryio!iNittul . beetiput. pr the Mr ia lo f :s w e l i again, nK' htexplana(lott,, oliservt4 7 • • : • •thiabe baA .I)efOre suit., otc'esr tr l:: , .eittritse 16d. tatien hart on this.stabriect on the presnt tice The tinn,..Artittrirai • hati rse>r to- fit t , ,tot, ,-, ..a4404 e ll'arte l / 4 1 •;tary•ttp.i)it i• fit" r e ocertslmti. l u •oWii-ofisoir .a s jowl 3u ptitotived nelltirigt iinproper mientarc,, ( ~ ..)r any ,tbing which -reit-Meta tcle Hon. , ttr.:y. other: persor • n 'tire A IVlernber,, whole -nante did tint firer, Iltprtly reritirk ell , that tine - t y 44- ricti loictbef . .itisimil4teit as far el , peitiihle, hut >l4e they eoultlloe , osihnlhitell .itt• rt spec ts. Sit ;(4llol ruit .Waitttw•toisi :Ord If?, twp.services_hati been pot,intitirlid.vilitreTet'i WUI 1 1 0,01;te 171 ~ loturss ;11: -rite isuil'•-tot - Atil -tenf.b tht *cords • bait (0 43 ' to- glut upqn a tomer ett . ging, tbeit tronldiliive! ( tie6nqiti'n*fsity TNii..r.) to of , ttinittlefrtiitirofrthiS lnbjeet.. Alter a -few worst, itosr , the Itesotntioy.l this ;33 .01.i0 11!en,•itleltiding '9oo o fL4' rine!, be employed ifflite icitOce*.(Xf the • •• I ` ;vs ! vt. tliC ,gonte4t, wages„.isiiniving• for eftph 155..6d:' per raaath.; that 1,717,8621. be granted fr)r :the purpose at viCjk • • tttalli?td f 6 ° ; e lve ' -0 4 ;7014 .. te tt n !'.4 r ; •I t il ogv it) l.l 9 1.e 2 r 2 :W ;9 i i-A t ar h, ' :14 iR9" for Ordnance, were 4ucti to, and ordered cii•u* reported to-woriow. WAY , 4 4:vip io ; 1 11 0_ re into a , Pa .044 Ws** Al IS' 4 yS 41 4\ _liiiois, The C n ttiosi,ti l it. „f, the' ?Act/met*" 4 itli. l ‘ l l propose 4 s:creral jteins.fOr the ton4ith:taiLOn 9 ' '. ,;ite-t; Coftunittee. :lie St ate 11 it grunt ti 11 Ilia- 1114 ' s ' n f . he raised . by Emehcquer..ililis, for- the pilrl'al e 7, . Pa Pug atr ti.foringr . Wm to that 4111019.41 A'" ) ;: t . firot of - 4s, it: - ill'e pound upon peosioro . ; I ,'s t , -. .. 1114 ERN hour.Ql the nljilit lie iholihirliter the oiw teivaii9tni he iiiteatletittirther. to have inplie 11 1 411 the 401144 - fraxes. -,',. • . ' • ' ' . The . liebOiitifitlllitii'litinipi tu, And ottleitis , -I , to bc rtipoitett.toonorrow. , VICE-CII tNCV.I.AO I I . ' s e . The CH4WQ4I,I4OIt. tit. the 13.3;cit ilswitit rApres,,,, his intention to wove-for :he appointment of 0 z'"..' let Coetplittee; 'to itiluireland to tttke latlia o i. gonsideratton iii byst tutiA i lLo f g i v i ng aczeinano. dation to their:cc Clkoneellot% t. After 11 tow*lvords front Sir M. W. Ititiley`i tv . " . wished' it PgsiiicAird . , i rQtyrenation tan& vise , i i ' l ; yvliicli Sir S. Itottiilly doubted of the propriety *hin ; otiee Seidl; pelonlneot."ttint 'siiAgCstetl 1115 great eXpelii;e nlite.6.ulust arise lit ini:iiing the itc* con:tie:4lu ion )41(4 , 4;4. Also Sir C. Munck, tb e . Chancellor of *the: Ex - etieTter, Lord Cagtrercagt 4 Mr. (.:ottreEitOli..: .. ....Igi.'Wt-ottgAlay, and. Mr. M r r• 1 : thereat, expiii4sci4tlwirstotiaietits, upoittbesubjce t ' tdptd CSSTLAREAOH, 'in itatit).... the" oeeess.4 of esitsifitfc'ehol , ii.kiv , ii t. 4 cbv.i.:oril Clisn'collw' - 1 obserre•il,•ttnit the. 4:i! tneei new , i-n (lianceffp • to V . OW, 6111 ° J. waiting for deeiii(Jr., tittitiiillti d . . it ass then al ktele4i, dent; a Select Comfmitite be avittiliat4l, to tO4 o: . iptpipansittetatips).h ow ae" coniutuiltttim enttltt;bli btiqo a livett . le r , tin t. ileciiost i-flc.AllKl.ttt.t4l.7_o4ll-of.,:c bittcely. 1, 'fix Report of I Lt.., c4,)!llljetit I'lltbetis)4 4 COttEt3 Niarti.th 'vats hi andiaireed to. - 7• . ;0 v . _ Th.. L;l4.4...Ltutie4 -aiu -pm...4 tli.ruoqh .3, c90 , .' 113lItee. , .. Tl ke _ 0 t ittr_octk i.i...a.41,444..y.w.efe (ben. 4isest 4 o i of; Itutttte iitto.,o adjourt:ed. . ' • • TUESDAY'S. GAZETTE coNTiNugm DltThi . 1 , f7# 4, 1 . 1141 °W rt tlikis4.dreet,l'Ot zbwitrk, rtcv, Litt 7 bray;;--tet). 0, • lrktryotrsEt. Ai ,t4ts J. 'lretstr4ll“, t ti• LOtt JOU. Alt d to'lcMij.l4tix, tinibrilrt-iu3l:/N.l3reti-0, J. lticiiiirds, tom . , J. G. " 14 '. 31411111.0 ‘1au.q0 • lAsisnowstri:st,,,loiteluir, , ctiantt—Nl4rch 3. P. Siriligrr, tisistsgssr..Mitiab , J. Fcb. and 4. J.,tuisois, I.Rwstince-'l4,te, LosiJoik s bausker4.-zretri. 174 01-Clartri, tiAttrtutitu-strert, lvt , iltla, t`.szf * chant---;trarch tst 4., Pluy,fsqd, ;4,11141:4, utill4r - ' 12. J. IN-Mei :suit .1: Pr4ser, I.iluane-fitutre, 411,0%, Glirtcatid T4.ll‘lo l ' . illidie-yari4 London, turrchaists—March 3. H. s.huttiewortito :14 1 .4,14tc1kii4 Vrtiutt, Clei lit:Dwell, Middlesex, tredstemi-wiiker-.4lisryL , 30. J. Dusla; Norfiill;:stieetj' ' 2 %4 4 1'4 N. Elinetley, Leicester, CERTIFICATI:.S—Mmtrit S. J. S. Ittneox, Liverpool., Merchant—J. Bennett.. 1 - ( 300 l atotrior, ctlT4W4kittetr4Volu I billow 'Li., liikh 1141 tomi 04,411:4el1er—C.Jonet, Worthat 141oponercrt --* It I I Ouito J. I toroth , ' tupiont-stireetv ni sl ur oien Mitrket ii:trUsrottgil, Ificcstor ? ionheepor.„ r.toczys,alfrottley-Wood-End, SP.Ortirtl, dealer foul ailtitiztao I. Orcco,, ieth ()row, au.41,4R. Opno, Mgtingintra, sitt ll.# sutit6 Mithierfey; grocer—J. t:ocitco"g2. , 4 ,, meleg4tert , trett, tittlow‘droshl l : 44. 7 Daniel, Co cavtll7slrott, kodorl. lireryjmul titt (3.444,:1..e1cg5tec-sqoartiNi Xinoui e SorrgY, itmkeept , s , —.S.TtiouNts, li i intirth Mit/0 01 ,4 c 4 iite+M 4 r‘ t . , l4 1i10.119113, riy.r4outih ga r: , P.IIVINERSITIt'S DISSOLVED. C. Dyer and H. Y.-1:,;;;!nson. 111anclmter —T. " . " 1 " , - ) L-C 1 t 114 1 4 4.1 0 . Skiilai+nevottli, Lim coke' resew:4:Po I'4 hnd lin ,r 'Nit on-le -Money, I. a n c s e Ne t —lV. N%. 16 , k 1 6 ' Itnii;r; Hsttotr.ostii Piotlass 1 1 04 e y , •-gt reet , 4 „," inmehanis-rot. Arristr, and W. 01i4r 4 dau et rattote--I`.l"Ntentrood; ISanklitild , . ° 4 ta.”aranto Yo`•:4, i)iittdolSi` aid Censtley, ti p t!iinx,"eottou-snotni Qs%) far as reintoe t°, l o 4' ta*OiJ.'t,; r oast N n gala; and ; Sol Asian, :OW", „i :. M Dp'ls. anti 11 . 1 .5, 1 1); liennet i Newirate-street and Eleet=street-, • Alis4lity 'nod W. WO:Rltvtir.ll,. Lit 13 pooi ,hiock,olo, It. 14144 , 13::5‘16 .s i and-S. , , Jones, saint osale groc et' 4. Ail o or itaran. J ., (1 7,3 . 0 utla • D..,04 w g iVaros.‘n, tisTrroo!„,o44o4t.dvaleri-4:C..White , zind'i v ,: vai r,, tout, iti'o'-coul't, Feovituryh-ttrret, tnerchants--J.t" s it dor. amid. 114nesiNoknificuse-yard r Lothbury—SiMaS h 0. `r• hosiers-n.ll. lowsom 101 0 ; 13;oat et, Ittist..-t,. lienbain and W:M j Ni:. (asstie-stevk. st. Mary'-to-haue. coachsoliths-4-rin Lelore st " n e. , V Walker, W*. aried, and Jonathan (;r i ves mach' 4 " 11°4--I' ' 1 1 ' 14 4 11,1 4 013 * kn4441 - Ward ttrt . —M. 0; I:ivmils and G. Jones, Plownix:Fekrd, coal-tnereitanti---T. Gihsbst. C. Myers - add J. IV. Berk", Newc.tst -tilitn) :Fyn , Until. land W. I ? ° `'' 7.10-;.tei; victual Lit-1; A,HR I to D. 1 4 %111 hfonday, St. Gtorgo's (.I)liret t , ITanoVer• ar Wuud, the E. I. Sqri.loei 4.o.ll ' l eltleTtk daughter of .J ph I‘ltifphy, PIED. Ovr-Mondvty. flalia* Cunie ltc., Oxford, in- tVe fist r elr ; f g ' t.i , r age, tVm. Floycr, El. eldest soil of VV.:11.-C. Esq. of ithfts, Lt) 33 fl • 1 ,1 ntitCJ l)Y Ja. C.NRST.kI ItS, No. 7 Cro" I, ..tangs; ;Ind putti.ishrii ISt tv.. A. Scai PPN. 440 6 0 12 Ordr.rs, Lettcrs Ltoott-paikl.),so. 12Ust 144; 44 inkj,,t