The Sun. — London, England, 1816-02-20 00:00:00

there were two omissions, on subjects of ale 'WinnSt - Import . olice in British politics : the two Suites it each extremity e:f France, seemed to have 'bee . n nvorloulced, as t4i the relations in -Winch they stood to that ..nation, in point ra. . contiguity of territory, and. in Ante case, of '. blood, 'fbe Tieaty of' Ctrecht;' with which . • the' present had been compared, at leas't made s9tr. provi..i'on to prevent the union ofTranceatulspain —to pre%etir Spain front becoming snblc...vient to nice. Ent to this Treaty tittle was tan such 10— ',.. pithtion ; there was nothlng even to prevent the . union of — France, Spain . ., 'and - the two-Siellies, ntt. • e'er one Prince of the [louse of flotwbon. Another tl:ing bad been provided against by the Treatv.of - Utrecht ,'.which was now passed quite nimoticed: • -NVii limit violating tiny one article in the present. tt eat y, ',Spain inight part with any• portion of -her-, Americ a n Colonies to France ; the might. c yen ptir..- .. Clinic the milituy assist.ance . of Vt:lnt , o at - the prire. ...trf 'her American ,possessiont. On the other side again; this 'Freaty tnt a go frieoer to Hollanti ' , against- France. it was one . of the clearet p o int s • of-the policy of ' this comitry to oppose a strong t karrier to Franee against this kilfgdom, Yet-it ttet to have been wholly lost sight of iii; the • Tresent Tre.iity. Nov alie.of the strong fott relse*i •Wcre 'taken front Prince, it WaS MUCJi Inoi 0 Zito. _ . .portaiitto strengthen theirontier 'of the Nether hinds against France than that of kiermatiy ; *mimic the 'latter' had maintained itself against 'France for two Centatries;--ever since the Treaty • ,of Westphalia: lint Iltilland seemed. novo' to ,have lust itK gnardion :against France./ The •Noble fiord had`made 1-Itillamd a mom tempting 'AT/ail' to- FrAnce,• but had leS'sclied - . its means of defence against that power. fle then desentited '4 . th-ti:e:itniii.dicy or keeping-an army - in, France . for' afire.vears, and , levying latch cOntriiititions' on the . Dation.. 'Sneh p Polietotall increase the ii rit a tirrti the 'continued. payinent of the tribute 'would gall 'end tappfess the people, and . would make . their SOvervigis appear among them as. it collector of ' c'tjtitribto ions. The detensirc. , : parr of the pre sent, Treaty was exactly in ,substanee the same • tats that of the Treaty of Channiont, the tern'as of ACl l icti had been offered ,to Btionapa'rte. From thi, lie argued, that even Ministers themselves did. tot think the present:peace - more free trout - vet- than if it, hart been latild , tfith stlnonaparte.. kir:izoocluekd:by'ileclarint..Y,c; th4f,.for the reasons which he bad stateo:, he AvottitttOte for the Antet d nient = - • 140111 NtiGliNT spoke 111 faVIIIII; of the .Ain'end rnent., • On the motion of tte.TTERNITS, the debate was then - adjourned, till. to-niurrote, ; Altmv E3 . IDTA - its, Lord vAt.miltvroNE . brought, op Aynty ile entifit% ortlertql by . the noose. . , • • oo'the niotroti that theysho . hld lie or the table, 'sntne e , llvl r , ;ltinll fooli * place' ber‘veen 1\11 . .1'1 ett... , Curd VA:;sIT'T.IRT, LOU! CArTLI:ItEAC, if, liftpt3o,tlA:4 to ths...day the 4:J(11.440n - of the.' At my: E%titriates thlltitlt he'fi . xefr: 'The Gentlemitil of Ow Optio s i. tine .wiblicd•thut it sholtld. not be of) Mifinlay hitt tliat vcrotetiiN . tbotimi .tihoOlir be post-' 'rifled . h.1)41 Therdayltst till Tuesday' week, and the Artny I?4;tirn rtes shohld he taken. this ' l, i ;yireilt. It lit`ityever fced.,• t hat :Ur.' li 7 esierti's ghould'stlind for''rhavt day, mid that the _gray; 11'otimates should he• taken oil Mood,ty, ciiiie4.lul,ce of which tli . e'• I C)r(ltiailcc L'stimares, irbich stet oji fot , titift day, ore postpohefl. :014ement searied to displiviic 18 1 1-1- 13tittlitt, Qm tharso l im hirther papas shoold.be litlitsght t 4), !no veti that the liotme` should be counted. 'Ellis 'was aceorilinAty clone.. 4114 :is :titeie ('were 'onty AlemberS preqem, 'the ['Atil! of necessity %1 U ti Fjourctect ut ‘rt‘.o thie niornioe. • ~;HOUSE Or 1,0114)6, .\losrnxY, , ,previotl, to their Loriiiiiips'-unnteritig . 'npoti the Order or the 1),:y, • :Die Earl of La Ni utatc presentetta' Petition from the I'veebolders of _the courtiptif,i,blinerick, set- tilt rorth antohg., othtr points; I , kie'great'lleteri- . t)raiioll of tfie Agricultural Interests in that guar . tce;,ittid the deep mid' extensive distress • felt ..in coltrtinenre of the grtat decline of the provi,imi• ttis t ie;, poutieidarly the:hinter ' l l'he Peti tion igling read, was orderod - to lie . an the table, .PEA.C:V., &a. tivwt 'their Lordships were t titta:onuotal being- read, • • ' • • /1 1111 t- ,Vurl_ of Livv.aroot. rose, and in an able argoinyntative speech of coo osiok .rtblo length, 1 1 1 .i..livcrt , d his sentiments mi. the very iiipertioit jc.: 4 to ell before the 1,10 i:, and we-regret our bting prereated, 1,1 the great leogth oldie Coin itroos Ut:,)ate, from giving, taught tout a hasty of his Lordship's tipee oll %. or of • the c ivl4ic,ll followed. Noblel;art. advert ed, in . pointed and- eloquent .terms; to, the U4O(- 1114101 ttirOtigil IThiCh, almost at co:tiFt, the. hire.campaign ao& warfare le c re ted. ,Sil) the consemient T sitexesei, tle.tt e;.orly in _July, l'aris ~eapitutated. ro ;roe 3 i wo Coatoimal....rs of the Aflied ct;oii_cs. rt--,114s be yras entitled to argue, . . l the ti , istloin emit li i oCtile Iptyal 1 tric '1.,;t1 - I)4en ..I".leldi Vl ' Ile argued some (let oil to . ..boy , the relatiVe sitti.gion xv hien France' ! wood when t he_ Treaty March lbi . 4 was cx cettted, 410 .th i at .iot which intervenhig ciretom snipers had . p,t,oced her at the period -ofthe,"l:'renty lasi year, After yindicatin : T7 the /fur of policy • wifieli the fooher invcan c , gianecd the causes' eN;4:torAiiiry Ceti. of ngIV3S of iiimnaporte, fi.ont, tire titue of his •Linding till his coruplete ti tip itivn . of ter4tice. It was sotelv , t( ) liep . trilmted 1.0 tilC,Cpillitict (4, wit! iittottke. tit tlx army. „ grrit p(put4tion' oth Ail he cqtati le,Airn,, or. coil*i , Jer " rill) t h e , ,si t ia:p.:lzt, lit iti1,3,..c0nv;Ty.'!":.( 1 4,, were ale. ; 4;:tleltily in fe`tvoitr of_ the establish:pent of hele- c„.lTh.tate Staericigh end liiY fitwily . pn the 'lhrona i: k11) , .! 1 :; ' .k i 4 ' fro:lt y previously entered into. 14-fore opehihg of, the t•P 1001. 101)011 ti 1 ‘) ,, , ,, ;1ce , . 112 tie ' War ; prirty to it a ti lt 'though,- „ . I „ , .,.. qefs r 110 1 equitatole.,arrarigement, they s isl •,• bound to. do All -in their power_ fur the ttie , t,AlollAttall yet Ilit..l4:StelittiOß Wai never made a size qita . ni-m. The icairing pritieipic of the' important Treaty paw priircipally. before the house., .Was to induce the generkl sectirity of Europe, - coPihined with the internal tiatrquillity Of France, Witittiut such a leadini; principle the Alliance coilld not be formed, nor the-great object for d'hiels they coalesced, effeCtuated',* The legi . filtrate Coverninent of France hat I.tiiartS ..to - the. consideration 'of the Allied' Powers .which the revoluticurary - and usurping ,Chiverament Jim!: not ; on that ground the variations b.etween the Treaty Of 1814 and that irtlast proceeded. The 'Mt had two ditties to' perfornione - With respect .to:,/,geopef.a u d; ‘1);e otb e r torheir own' shbjectS, Neither .9,E these cold& tke . lea-,t be t'ffeeteil without 'taldne - ..tieCisiVe steps in . 7 pre4Nrye the (crud tranquillity of France. 16 1 01 k , vietv, his - Lordshia ilwelL on the expediency Of the great measure of the. militarily' occorying stnne-tat the pi ineipal fortresses of France, • Which- vns also t..ssetttial as a security forfor iire..payment . .of the' • moderate pecuniary- indenynity .rt4ptired from France. This wa's.a.Preferable nrOde to . the exc. cution of terrkorial cession, as much differ,- ence might arise'on the iptestion.d What event. of territory should be taken, and how it should be 'disposed of ; and.he argued,. that under some cir 1-ti'llvtatiees- an accession of territol)' to i he a di nonillion instead 'of an rieeessbnrof btrength to the' oat quiri rrgState. The line of policy adopted by the was-generally on a defeitsi%e principle; „A vast majority of the people of Fraiii.,CM'eke attached to t heir ancient and legitimate dynasty,its oppo nent S-were purely of a . military character and de scription ; 4,11 e very cirein t rst a n ee a lon e of having 30,000 officers upon half-puy,ttotst constitute a for mida ble - toctti and centre of dis.dlectiOn against any miser - ooyernment in that country. Eycry possible step was adopted in the view to establish.an4 afford oppOrtnnity to il ie f eg i t i tna t goye,riit4nt 01 France; to secure-and' .cons t ilid a te i t s power in that coun try, and therebY to afford the mos,( s yntional. hope and . prospect of. - the continuance Of,peace. - t ine tortressesin military nectipat r ion May he retained, according Yo circumstances, for a period of five. years, but then they,.were not bound to : restore them vic;eptio'-thelegitimate GOvertnnent. The removal' of the - splendid monuments ton! speciinens. of the arts, Which had ' been 4:en away by the French, and restoring them to 'the respcetive count lies, he etrusidered 'as' A l f OM Of , JUStitt: And pulley, as suffering th e m toverifaja ill a *great degree, keep alive- and lOstCr 'the rerobt tioilary and aggressive spirit. The *ultimate Ob ject of that spirit, ‘vhich nssumed ritcter in 1792, was,:lie felt satisfied, universal Empire, and universal Despotism' was. also convinced, that the real question. now was between Legitimate and Revolutionag Govern ments, betniern Legitimacy with its ,mieient bits, andttevolutionary Govern Mem, wit li - naiver-.- 'sal Empire; (heal.,.year 1) The Noble Earl, who chiefly argued upon essential Prifici'ples ; valid', b e observed, he did iiOt Irish, to erobioids4 by too copious.a refereticC.to tletait;: tinichetl' . .culion - the .most important •parts of the . itlittor nod Colliite6ll ,branches of his sttliiect, vitt:Tr. Iteirrriv.. to 'the, of cuannerebd difficulty . wi t ich 'Was ( I ' , V felt, lit coAdidvit:d then) as unavoidable, tr , ,ln the timord of ex isting tircumstanceS,,, chidiy,. the rtol:h1 Iran , sit ion from it state of war to a state .Of peace, "I which was the critical ne!iot; in which, such were tno , st sensibly "fe l a. - He in-: stimeed one of thy. most periods of hittory, the Peace'of 170, whpi circiiitistances, ; : ,Vere bitch, cllat 'hinny persons doubted' at the . titne :witetber the reset les of- the cOnntry would 'he adequate to the iorere.t. of the National Sark a liell<Ml . WOUlikil,3o, he flOtict.di he 411p . moit , adtaritagenas: for the resualptioo = of.: r'aoi !newt s; Time, and the general cours.c of things' would cause such. matters to resua:)e their former conditiatt; and :the partial difficulties which Commerce should noW expect, , soon cease ; 04 new channel HllO Oppqrilitlikie3 .for successful trade . twot Fationallv be ,expected-tn present themselves. I.lis Lordstiip concluded by moving alt Address.tolhe Prince Regent, thank." ing' his linyal for his.gracions 'crotnnO.: iticati - off of the Iteatics,..c;tnr!isi a iu etfcct Hf their Lordships' , approbation of t the 'priticip4 Treaty referred to their 'consideration,, applauding the wistiont and pol.cy of those measures:l4_okb the country was placed in its pret,'eut*digpiti,ed;i,uni prosperous situation, and in a Mate of .pettee,. founded upon such principles, rtsirOuld, hut xeli,ti to lastirelk-ditilitiou, I,;(n.(t attaNvILLR rose;. and 'addre. , . , ed their Lordships•on the various topics then 111;ler tou r - ',i;loratiott, in o speech of we:it length. Lie con., eurred in the genekill sentiments expressed in • the .kldress. The success of• oiir c aries ha I been ~a lileendant alint)st beyond oilt MOSt . hopes ; 'but though inspiessed with this . semi. meta,' arra willing to join in cong - rattitation so : far', yet ~he mtist eonsidet that on. of' the nn t i Ji objects for which our .exertionS were proftslertry direeteil, (tail -not !Inuit-- yet' achiev.ed. Tile. conittrs , had a ecsvtion° or arms, re*ite ftnni., war, but the blessings 'ot peace tip, cr e nr4 i yet to be enjoyed; as the country was to4e th6led with en illquense Establi;.limenr, tt hictt in:morti . than one point of view li>~ con,q, ..lit;vett as-t , bitteeomrble,' evert' - iv 7 to the 'real loterests'or ,Prance; find oi t i to the obvious' interests of this Giittut a ry. It. wits ,ohiectionabie here, not only in rt finatrtlat but constitittiouill point of view, iutd this ti..[Aierotr; army was still move Object ionable,ctsix. puition, of it was to be paid by a ,Fureign l'ower: The 1 , 1014 e Lord coneltitled 'by:moving tot Anteranient t ,Adiltess; inteifeek euibodyiug enturensior .obieetionl tO theAnoposett.i.e l ive Est Liblitillipti. • The Earl 'Qf th Stllif e: on g in. 11.1 ,Aildress„ and among °thee poi oti, argued . ollat, 4he military 1 stQ iSli►iieutt3't4lii+l)l,:i.,edol by the iVoble Lord wdi e,nitt the i,ifeet ot. choiec,,but sulte2l from the .;e3ste;iortliainry stnte thioxs, ; and eotnplia nee tvitti itJ uns 'olTreat I t s. Ltytti FlpLLAIgh stityortedibe 4tabscriled; 11:11t the prolicised ilk - cense iii the'Mili larir"Zstablishinefitk-,:were for the purposeil `tit . Throiie France a tt i whose rowel. fig! whole energies Of n ere tor aie(ly and "Ibilg directed. :Pie 'Earl 1t lii efs I%;d'ro:4 ipok'6 siturtiyib ali t prnbattoit of the measures plrtietl by Guyekruilltat and tileirAlititOrltMil, ...: ~ .. - . - i . ... ~.. r -, 11 " i i . :f „..,-, T .) . ) .;- ~., .',-. ; 4 1 )4ell (11.113 1)ICElifo . rAL4II4, ; • • IJON D(.*: • ,'!'II ;Sl4r,t,y,. I.:E t 1,1 Y ' Thrvi Fr . ctiolt"Al44jls.arp...no w ;Lie. • We devote tior coltlauts. to-day alinoSt , ex•eln- Sively to tio,report of the 'l.):irli7o,nell(at t!isci;S-' n• • , ,•• Bion3 oti the 'Ecatit's; ul i i, !;;Ce..,-14,v, Ltiit cli t! e' state of Europe lias,beeti:fixad.. being, dobatei 'in ,brkt h .- - 1 lonic's; bas impossible for ul .to do mole • 1114;1 . : Pfic:C% and abii(lge. ',fly- 'this taE • siq4, Ttcacicrs puist sithmit.,. l to th 6 km- of , 1110113 Vyeeell ft OM the E.Ld—of rityt.,•.101.)91l tvlllCh 11 iS li~i (ll.:LT.llslll.4l..t i lt _.,b 1 131 1 Z1 0 14 noble ikrinciples of poliey uli Klticb the— Prinl:e Itegent's 1 < momentous 1) ) which 1.1402 F• hid *brought on the dot inus likbotirs, we are eintbled to l itiflli s l r< ii fttit r ( 1 ) "r t • 'of th,i-achnirable ss'deliver Co.tu - **- pinni . by Loral CAS, LEll$AGit. Neryilinstriotts' • part 'whieh the Noble ViSCOttlit 11AS - taken 'in the transintiorts well.explained the. peen liar opportunities which hUS enyiy d ,, uscer taining the' spri ngs by w l'O hieh every ever ivKs -: moved, as well t flireetioll of their . motionS3. , and the ability with which has. availed : , liimscif ofitil these atlantagc, Confer upon fite. statement 4of last night a. degree of historiCal, politic a l, Clonal,' dint! tinivet%•il import<thee, forba;le Cite slightest omission in our columns. - • • To this : Speer:it Ire te;er; the most in . *Valuable exposltionsever*l9:i ti I' Arii3Pleilti Its 'tretaiis'are'replete with j.oti2di g twrit the principles •••• ' ll • aI/ d • the I ILrs of.inatious; .4i.irn` Claid:dslcvn .0; the base.* LI oni . prjocretlia'4.9 . , arc of the„ thost frit ft agtible s tlature ; the pictuO•it" exhibits ,*.Of tic; _truly" inagoltitiniatts and , • 1 tereteil cci t ir se etiriad 'by Great t • ttfyii!g• heitilol;deseriptjon. •,. , : - I;rc }rave no •spri6e . and indeed no occ.tsitin' fOr .c4lninicitt. All we ,have to is,to cot ratlllate. Jtnr ''Coantry on tile. res u lt. We. entered .upoo-a War not for aggrandizement i)i• the itequiiTtion of territory, hot in telf-tlerence.andf:orexistence,,a.nd ....after an unexampled struggle ire issue front Ow; v.'ar clowned with g eiAted beyond ui tot mm the,..tinijisput e d ! , tnistress of o ne o f citegreat elements rof. the Alia-, tei i 'World, and 'ii us ; lien tiocessinn,4?..li.wal inky acne! . Charm:ter' CallStitlttes its.:tlitholll al)rigii, the tint Lind most Rowerfal Nations. This is* tife case forlritich Mit.ister 'app*roval- pf the people. I.4et il.eir ;;;!;,•ers4`..ici 'quibble or fritter it away—rit thercim. Tlie• ittlyaiis.tCanse i,eeits to 1 4 , ..getterally tti . , ..„ oniphant in South Aineriea. , We.p.stertlity, an., trounced tliciall of Cartha'gena, to which we have . ii -- - - . . this 7 day to add the total disconAture of the. in-, 'sitri,etits In, itlexien.: . ).7et,' it was but Last week 6 a t Ahe,, Morning (.It,,rbniele, - with its nitialacett 'ploy oval exceletit'intOrtnAtinti, was assurin g _us i d , , th u .: intltentje aceount4.it bad received' of the 'ic't mica Obtained 7 11 the Mexican Libirates, and . . pattliibiug 01 . e IVez constitytion theyhad.ftained , , t it) sriPertiede legitittitfe .ryran»y,Titit,teliowity 1 i 1 ;=~ 0 ,c-24•Nt . z.v praveolobat tt , 3 pitettagenaz fiat,' t `trilter heihtspter - e' is t 1,3 complexiolit Wrtli its atiticnt. iiitea.ernce • , 01 1Ettio.pa, Pia its present trot!' Pafis • • ' 4 • i.fel •N'or. 6,1815 7 Stn , -1 Uit liv , t'ttecivttl the' t24tterti4ii . cetiiintby - 0 0 7 MtCrell4 . 's tray bis beet, ?;ttriS elefelre..l r- ; t,iiifcrit tin 4 :touther ut Mt s ritliii 4 Etrradi . ri. to ? ;et.f.ie: Litt all his artlrery,allo-. a ty: 111- 0 ' ,ber of •:,-; i; arno,g co' tint are rct Wig Thit.glurie,ts 14,-t ,, •..1•,:0htaifi,•11 ,37 1 . 0 0 .Tt'asY.e 3 111 . 4 thc bravery of thu . tt9c}pN e !:,:: 00,;)4113,ful? their sti.,:alinets totting tLe action, and Ole f,oittale they 14 " I ' btartaf cterr d:inger and titCg.iei not 1.31 ; h"4tct tea -rewarded by his 11. k. te.ty, w4ta thegetil.rostty that their r es t and patrintiscu'deseicr. / rt-coittrmend rerk ica titu'..irly to, ynur Excellency the distinguisited nirrit'ut I.icttt. Divis l ; lllls ' Orme°, who gl..ry to o vst si, • vi i er t u fw, 38 .11;64, iupri:oaer; the monster Niniello'.—G'u'cl preserve, &c• '(. s igned) ECG.ENIO Di' VILLASA I X• I ' . To his ExCvAltacy the Yicero) of .Niew STN i l h li‘at rail Marie th: eitne:ja." r it i:s e l g , u ls i re at t i 4 i r ) , ": j t hate receiiierl Am'erican P:t to t 3e mg to the Comm pers: . . • - • he had flasfed - in'th Tifnise of ltepresontative l ' t • . . , The votes y. , w'er„`i , , for the.l.lill fia—ag•alitst ;t 7 ' • Debates were long an • i ) 1 I i 001 to a sty • t -retylirerl aq'the weightor o;verlia;etit to prilo' r° With Great litit' 4l Oie i11 11 1 14 4 - ge th in. :favour* ,this important measure. s ev e ra l Arne „ t h f ii.o'i ivcie rttctrvti—:-:0;le to execp. from the titvi;'ll:,;-, °f • , divies all vessels - not eonfing direct- l'" n " peiaiieed.; anirtbe; strik' ink; tint the I:ktsr. Indies from to,the Act, ‘‘..;‘, t :')" kt es ;11i.,,0 restll.:iecond time S j e.o:Oe. ''h durable duties fl - e eniftinucei .1.10111u.e 00) :tv!len .new:tai-LY • • vi oqt 6, A 1341 for. eg,taliiiiiiiol„f a .N:itiottel. 133 a k ' bcci tirooght e i mi , t e"ai • . 5() (.f , ;1611.4_5; 'to be aiwniented by 6 , n ,, ;.t ...Trraspyy, estiniate,s,, fur •ISJfi, anl° 3 - nt . l) and•*oso tie ll trq , of tti lticti g t1 ?: 11 are fcsr ac orr~ ~notice itt rltir Port Lott;rs worth I .tras;scrifiittg, tiPesetreivtl of the Ptrarid Otr'i t ttor. at Pbrifs)r:tioth from clic .11:;:ii:;11.: , !) .,. . 10. 1 1 anti .(I. l .irtirar,.. :She saikti - Le4ltorn XV/ t.) tit - v. 10'11 Deceit:bet, alter.e,s,ite 'let ' 4ll .. 2 ships 141 "dcilt, Lerititlidir,7:l flteillAtt, a 1,51 r; it' ; • „, . • wins, ,viii (1r!;) :vt for. 1.!-1) , It) 441 1 A D i s. AJinister to tilt I'gttcc LC:c. ` l ` LiOtotr. t-~ #` breTriE nue! 1.1-:ss ' •• - THE DUKE. Tll3 . trTitl) infinite 2111 . 110tIllee, OW her Gra,ce t4e .Difolle,3 of Sr. ALBANS; art(t hernol rh4(l, the iitrant Ihdie . :•btrit VCSiCrl!ay , thehi4se t,f her are's Nits - ) . kr f e ENnZIATI: 1°01611,111-4 - il'ilri!." Thesetucianc lic .' ' 'Y events rook wit".its three hour§ of t ., t l : ll P C ' cr i Ilse Sou died ,It three io ' thr titin 4 1 41- , 3Q /.. ibe mother a fevr . tainttte,s before six.' 'nil.: t c ,, , n1 1 ittrsband ol- died 1 , ,t , .1 1,“:7111vr. 1 1t 4 . 1 NVILLIAM lie.tucLittte, b;:rViher-in-Ltkv to Grgice,'iticeeetts to — the* *lluhedoin 1 y uttJ I:w 4 jto estates. 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