The Sun. — London, England, 1811-02-26 00:00:00

. . . . . , filily which he, w ou ld be found 'to have inOttrreci when some of his own form nets should com e t o 4 inquir e d into. Het would fl'id that quite..sulii-, ;lent w i t h out incurring a retiponsibility wh i c h c h t . tot particularly and especiiity bear upon him. What lad fallen from the N: ble 1.,0rd ika,' ~, holly irre:- tram. ' The rmple fact - %Va t a lao wbich cow . )0t be contradiMed, that iLe Lord Ch ance ll or hie' au the Great Seal to an Ad, ~ t rporting t o b e a kit Of th e '„K in n g, when such p, rsoris as were re orted to alone when t'orce became neeess..ry tor he enntronl or au in.iividual, .were about lily Dila- Pity. 11 this was not tin.ierminnig t Royal ' rhotily, wh at was ? it was telliog the he people, A4 that th eGowernment could as well wil'h ou t t h e King afwith go on 4iim. No man who thoesght that the Kingly office, as established by law, was Warytie to it inte g ri t y o f the Consteutton, would 04 Sceptre: to be made a tool; of il. mien hands With impunity. He ~, as persuaded that t hose Who had been guilty or tLe acts whith he had '.-le" scribed, had eointnittert high crimes and tiii,dee Mhe:.eaner* again st the Constituti on, a nd he.should telore heartily support the rne;ton. Lei eArtIaREAGH, in explanation, adverted to l ' ilt al had fa!ien from thelion. 'Bartmei respeetiog, hit (Lord (.1.'8) responsibility for former acts of 11.1 . ov'tvarltrustetl that %whenever the lion. Bart. might s th ",'lt i,i'oper • 'to arraign his conduct, he would ad % ''', l " tile satn,... manlire- s3 as that Which disiinguish ti'' t h L e Hon. Nlover of the present rittestipn, , and : at " would not brill; tOrward his accusation in Fiaces where'it cut:id Out be met. . • . Sir P. lIURDZTT repli e d, that other i in .that a n d every e plat,, he should freely speak hi s sentiments '''' Public men and public measUres. The question Ening, {our4y called for, the tiouse was a ti , ilt point of dividing, when , • rii\‘'llrlartatii:i eX,,Tess.ni hiB 3 4!011iSIIIIIePt that he ither of itie two }ion. Gentlemen in '11:1s ey e we Preilume Mr . 11. Addingt on .infl . Mr. liittliorst), whu i tyre so nearly connettvd with `lll of the io oil ilei, tice9- tiv.44lll4B;rliment ntplicati.d in his char G of 1404-, hatl though t ; ge a re gpeainst. thr toriSe in Ile , shetkl be: happy now to.all,iw . eilher 01 those Honourt'ible Oehiletnewan oPPurtu; nit of do in g •t-o; but • he..,i t 1 L ' I ee..iiret. I,,at d e sootily' think It uni t e,. if (my. : ou t; add' esied the House Or tier he had cniple,ed hi s reply, and was thcreby .pre hided from iiio . r4 rising, li was the ,inure extra- (4(1loaly, that those two Hon. was. ‘"" Pf*rditii the coi;fiditiice of the Noble Viscouttli to * 11 11 °, 11 ) he alluded, had nut laseeret.t the. I louse with iliel" ‘eollniviits, as. lie I),itl b, iii inttoo-'d 4 . ) P °s ' . i ' \ )t r i' ' ti lli s ...„,„ tan the alleged : ground, that those v'4o(l. Gentlemen 'could not he present until that telling, ti life, hAritutter spoke to •arder, and denied . the t T.'t Qf the ilcin. Gentleman to divolge wh .t pass tiitiut Rivite conference. It he were asked wh , Ti , hollv4L'ltak ott the present act anion ht.' ',Asa., i ,i , i lliiritt y k . r. , 1 .1 , t ,, ti.„,,;bk t h, Hothie for ,eel Ito , l 16):; - , ler, he could Add mitoin g t.,i.. lnit,htid 1).!.-n s , d " 4 ' lll o I itisf.—turil . lir. ell bY' i re Noble Loth 4 PPOiit . - ' 'L Y g , chile. w De , ' cii.„-,1,11-rtitt EAU maintained that he NI. nyt cui l , l -rueri,Y, `tad I ha: he had Let IttYed do lit :v 3 l'' ceretice. lie" had' post l ; °ile 1-inn, ithiliun . to give , itiem,lwo I-knout -eV,: Gelitkoien the power iii re- ' tii ' 1 , 114 ' That they did .itteed was 1114:,ife:s1, b . Lii it. i e i i „` ) 'ale, not to speak, . The Houqurrqu Gen" a.,1411 devilled th.ii lie coul4, add to,thing to A ', ll4 ' li t ,„, 4ee " orgel ny I lie Nook Lord. Thai was as 1 1 ,;;;' at to Bdy, that the facts whieti'the 'Noble Lord , 414'.1e1t inie.untradteied he must ieate unconlratlitiet L,,,„, It: had to tl.tilt the 'Note° Lord tor the li- .. n`l,ll)ilatier in which he 11.1.1 , eXpre' , lL 4 tliffis6lt; Ill it t i i n , e , wai not under it siiiiilar or, to the i acf. lion. Genth.lie ,(,,, o n . ibu prusent, as well 1 4 114 I`)r n 'er o i:ea:eons, the , Nolite laird had, de- Ltd 1„„... ~ in • ~ le irkm ..iii . it such a , gentlemanly, manner. Is • oi, to disartn pulitical hostility. The - ltight 110 , ,ill'utr3l4 G,..r.iletriali was much more hottocitig. bu t totilirk're comincitig. liOi,h arrived at the saint' ‘l ' ',' l3. f t)t i• 'llO Ni tk. I,Ord declared that it a hair hie, {.n e rd :Cliailt::tritii-'i lit.thd %Val ittlit; the sal -1,1'141,ti1l ()ULM to tail on . Ilya Owo ilea() "Itte3,v'lY,: • tiii i i► dlght t:toii . G,,tiiii•in.in li:itt ,11,0 .as,ertea lit , , 17'4,1,,,,,111Liti share Of 'the responOility. But 11 aP -1:111 iii ;it but„ the Noble L ird and r i he Right "Ho ic'ble Gen' lein in i,,tenil- d lu vote. in &at , h it . w '1 )1 0 ,11)istblt• to pet tieither of their heals in ilan.;er, e l t e (4l : tiot know, and it, he kort,v he shoi.titt cot l 11' ' W hether the it ,;ell Hon'. Cientlema'ri inct.tt-k( ' 4 l iit I , ..., fq to ‘t,i, nin I.e patterns ot Siatesirlet) and -L4 shut , • Oa . he 114 ' 1 311 ( 11 Q4 ; but :he tone arid warmer of l (); the' Elon. G, r, I;.:inan mvor,gly reminile.i hint • c er ,e' torte and wonner ~:hiell tllal 111 . 1:,lit Moll, poi"l'Llbmi hod u , ied on twiner ocLas•inits. IVl.lell w,:riTr. Ad- 1 +11;16r 11,(t '4l 1,11 , w cr - I\lr. Fox, 'ffid c ; - ihniSzli Nil wolleti 1: , . 1l e. die R'ii,'lll Hu": ...."11illeinati.calltal out, " G o on; let the ti"I'rell)ell • il:`, tilt, theetselves.. ',l`erre, take the gilt." Ciru'''' "tjIL;)11 the t e l - 4 1 lk ii 1 sil '.' nij l.110!6 (J 't ' • . Rent' s "i tl hle - Lurd, ' who cie);:... is inch 'a mild and, t hat " , l r manner a i ie le:G., any one sulTu`?" ‘" hiittii who ki-iked lien iiet tit olliee did Lint p,, - ' hrehlen ftV(ntr .vt,'''lll.V(l " 0:1 ! if , we 11;td trut h 01 1 . .. ' ' i t. " 1. , ' '''' • k i s- I i ii- t. tt na, t‘l.l ulti, wudt il +lllArrabie Atan.n : I tir i()l i l ‘ l. ' t ' li ntilki have shee,ti ourselves." Su t a.d Ad ',''t' . . Ile sal,i titat they were :t most miserable ittll'aittlration, and that he felt it his duty lii dtlYe. to , lll put of power by all liu,sib'e means, Btit,to sit 'lt i e to the Point. lie (Mr, W.,) had asserted, that e tti t „ le , Period alluded to, his Majesty was 'in sueli a ' HI o ut s o P, that It Chef individual had been, placed it...tlei tirnilar to it, he would not have been per v,"iiied to manage his own alfairs.—(T Chancellor iitt4e,tzchequer expressed his dissent tityges) 44; 44 not mind the ItigLt. Hon. Gentleihati's Z„, %Jog his head. Had 'there been any thing to s4y v40,14:0 subject, that ltight Honourable Gentleman nist d,4 V l3 'ahid it. ti forming the present Admi 4,,,rilluti, that Right Honourable Gentleman had th e isii d I°llll sources He had begun by eolleding t a l iin " mil, the halt, and the lain ; he ended by 11144!ifIll Halt, dumb •) and "loon having turned, dumb tu rn ti,' 4°111114%41g nothing to . say, he thought tee Ili Ire matter off here with a• 10,4 of ttis head.— e tht 1-1 G r l i d lc.. Klt(1 th at Ili, on. era ernan wio-ha, spo en, . 1;1, 4. „ f ` were h 0 new facts. They were new to iunt- whether ,1111W0r0iii, ..they weer tauter;; kQt 'll It ' titlt It 1.4(1 t hat WS Mjesty had , had tqrti Pets atioet his person ?. Was it not a fad (tint the _ . Lord, Chancellor would ittit eittruit him with the kl of his escrotoire ? Was it, not a fact that his ‘ilijesty was exhibited to a Counctl in the morning, when he was probably put Under coercioh at night \Ver-- these nut facts ? He hid not heard them contr idiMed by : those " patterns" of Ministers, who professed themselv , s resphnt;Ne, but 'iv hO de nied the means of making !Item so. 1-1:.! had beets asked, why . he had not mterr 01, , to the ~.videoce ,giv!..ti before the Committee oi that House? Sim ply hecanqe it was in the possession of the House; and he wanted th whici: ..was not in the possession of the 11oitse. The Noble • Lord hid demanded, why he did not cross-examine the Physicia-ix in the Coimut i t ee ? Why would not the • Noble Lord and the Right Honourable . tlqman allow him ? He was out-voted When he wished to examine the Physiciawl as to their opinion of he mental power of - Maje,t y ; comp ired with that of a private individual in the same sicua 7 Lion. With all due respect to ,Dr. Heborden, he did not lay so great a stress on his 'evidence as the Noble .Lord, beeatise If was in some parts contradic- . iory, : and because h e k new th a t no Physii:kin could with justice. assert, that any person, whether aKing or a peasant, *as competent to the (wale:lion of business *into h e had t wo k eepers lib:4U , Were a private individual to make a wilt wider suet circumstances it would tax the ing e nuity',:of Right Hon. dent lema n opposite to prove Its . he support oi this opinion, he (Mr.W,) referked to a .recent ihstalice, in which the will of a Lady 1134 been ,set aside On struilor grounds. The Hon. Gent. '(Mr. W.) proceeded to repeat most of, the argil. (news ,Olich he had urged in his 'opening speech, and having dwelt upon the subject tor some tirtrei cone,tlA by expressing lass convittion that l k too (ton ought to.bc'agreed to, and at the same his be lief. that it would be re.ietcd, 'Elie. Gallery was then cleared for a division, when he immhurs wet e— • For th Motion koirtst it ' Majority ;17 Lord Ft)Liz - SToNF. fixed his motion t.,-pecling 'ormations tiled (officio for Friday sc'itinglit. Adjourned at twelve, uscl..,ck. St • 19g A tetVZD- t Leewdrd t t %V.iterford. Dus—t Cada, 't Dubliti, t Waterford. PRI( ST' ) CI THIS :'AY A r TtVrL% o`itimeic t",,r,401s - . .6s f Red. Ann. 66 : N. 4c4r,Pl QUIS Dletße FAISLM AUDEAT L N 0 ,TUESDAY,rEBItIiA,ItY 26, 1811. , e Winds9r C4stle, Fe) 2i, till I. 111, NiA3E.,TY is going, on most favourAbly.," (Signed as usual). We fcelgreto Wasnrt in hying belore our Readers he 1 9110 wjng extra 4, from t 110 Dullin Aurnal, of tkitr.23d iostapt i sLcoND Eurrimst: • ii,it'mfi c o s Two oka oc k. This.mornent the Onstiiesi of the' Popish nient has tken deferinihed ; and 'guud stmt have trininphed,. autl,tL a istiiidont and moderation ut Mr. Noes proceedings are tnatiiiest.d.' 11A 111N6TOli JL Lay, Magisi cat tile i)ivisiun, 'w int to the house ut . iltigh Fitz pito:it:l4 C , pel-street, where they found scveril Roman Ca- . assir,hled . ;- they stated their btiSiness„ . lO suppress any holden contrary to the pro visions of tit,' ; they wereansWered t h at . t h e ~ ' Leittig was nut contrary to that ALtt—they, were niet merely as individuals to sign a Piltition. To this it Wilts replied, Aliat it Lord FRENCH %vuuld pled K e Ins hk n tour the Met:ting wa6 only tor that .purpose, they would not be disttirbed : his Lordiliip 'did pledge his hohuur, .and the Ma '. gtArates rttited. • ydery—,What will the incendiaries on the other side or'tlie water say now There are the best grounds for supposing that the Northerti,Powers are now brought to the utmost pitch of forbearance, and that they ale (Jetertnined to. resist in kture the demands of the odious tyrant. appears by I, aviut,i accounts brotight by the Anhult Mali, that the Mites have po.itively refused to send another seaman to teats the Scheldt sect. It iH confidently stated, that such a 'change 'has tOken place the Couboils of that Count GLiTTORP is about immediately to visit Peters- buriVs. List nightMr. , Wittutueao brought forward his le motion recting the conduct of the MilistLrs dur ing his M4JESTY'S indif4poSitioll in IEIO4. He was answered most ably . by Lord LL I U and Mr. YORKE, and supported 'by Sir Fit*Noto BURDETT. The motion vios negatived by igg to Bt. _ Not one of the Gentlemen , wile are usually derromiriafed the 'oopniition, spoike in support of the We received this day German _Papers to a receni date, but titCy, cuntaill but intelligence, excel) accounts of fortber confi,,cations Brit!Al uad co ; , 4.. lonial'prothce. We have the p!ealure to time a 4 1 41? .tiorue_ini portarree, - Thar 4061rpi;ivi arrived iii apt /PlA:from SjciJi; the.army.under Lwd SVP:MANOTON. - • • NAVAL NEWS. PLYmnutet, Ver. 24.—Sailed the hope, WILD:- tktAi4 ; a tran-port ,41th, troops, ,and a_ tratt4"port poen with sto , e,, try join the Lisbon fic . .ck that v‘cee driven into Falmouth by contrary \ t ,, ( 1.„,. Arrived a Spanilh brig with a cargo, detaiticd by a pr,vateer. FALwityru, Fgß. e3.--Arrived the Francis Free.' ling _packet) Captain - BELL, with mails from th . e Lee%'vard Islands' ) 20 da:,'s Passage ; left Bat - baduts on the 31st December; brills no Hew*. 3.1)e-Eoress packet sailed from Martiniqut. on the I;st jaiinary tor Cutacoa, wish Mails ficinttlie . rice and Jamaica; his Majesty's ships Dragon and Statira w e re lying at . Barb:Woes. ..Pasvngers by Ter, are Mr. BLOIS, Mr. PHILLIPS, and Mr. COCK ) late Master - of itiiier clL.,n,'vesstel. The Princess ;Elizabeth packet, Capt. 4(1,1.)D, also arrived from 'Lisbon.; alter a pasiage of - 8, days, without biitigitig'any turf her pews of the armies: shiriiiishea with the Fieuch foraging parties frequent• iy take place; they crossed to the south side of the' Tagus a few days before the packet left, but 'rte driven 'back ; rto packet was out ; a large fleet of . tratviports mercha it vessels Cattle taut the ~satile day as packvi, rioder co .voy.of his Moi:...sty's ship Paiefiers, for Lugi toil the pasiyngers by thc,, I'ancess Elizabeill are Capt Hunouvitii; Of' s ,the 'AT 1)y; Messrs. IVI AN, LA W itErich, SNO‘v, BALL, SHAW, 00.Fli, and NVOyD VAhD.: The packets still rentqq tiy "coitirary Sailed his Majity's brig Jasper Lo a the Eastward. DEAL, FCE. Mjesty's ShipSp&C. as per Sailed La Ca once French. privateer fur Dol,Tr. PoliTsisiouTti; FEB. (.5, 7 .7-.Arfived the Amelia frignie float a cruiz Sailed his Alaj %si ! 's Nt)ip6 Gannet on : a cruize; Providence, witl!4' 'convoy , lur the wils; Despe rate fur Cadiz; . and the Coquelie iu search prt. vatetzil., On Sunday, a:ter hip 111A.MsTY had dined, he\ came aglin r threc o'clock, find walk :ti /or :ifi 1 ? our, .I)UheS o Yoltli,Al:, : 1 / 1 4 , 111ailL4NO, an,JA.ANI. ni t ling,,Do -tor; t and WiLL.li kk 1 )n tterr , n ., at toe same time, at, a sh. rt from his NlAntsi•Y dud thv , Roy D010.e4 Yesterdly, tit twtlye o'clock, the &INC; cKme agAiri upon the Terrace, awl Ihnitt %t hem roturned to +he Cd-oie to sniffler. H MA %twin .vas accompa ied by t . .e Dnk , s of%KuNT mint CAHRRIDGE Porthts HEDI:ItpEN ano tended again irt rime. Ytstendsy. oeoriihig , the Archt.i.hop pf CArrra tt. RIMY' "Ulid t 1). Duke u( NItANT'4 . O4, and another of the Nli.mhOs rtl :,er MAJASTY'h COtiti ell s arrived at the Q Lodge, , here there was If iomptoous entertairment prnvideLl for them by orrh r of her. MAJEsTY ; after p snaking of it,- thvy w.ent to the Cast,e, and .0 , we nderstand, held a Council •.sith the QUEEN, which, was sitting when t he .teconnt 'eft Wh)tisor. Sir GEonGS NUOIINT is to be appointed Com mander in Ctel..l in India., The' g,311 'iii ABSJICROmnis, bo n of 111 L.! Itero,ot .that name, is to hai.e a Red Rio boo, amid will be made a'll , -utenant-Peneral in the Brevet expelled ituthediately to come oat. • We are i . )ld that the active antienergetic.Mind of Sir SYDNEY SMITH, Who his,altetijk'achieved so ,t.uch 'tor thy, country which 'gave him birth, has tor some time past been medicating an expedition of high ptiimi4e. A v essel is arrived .from Corunnai. from whence she %ailed on tie 14dh inst. ,The letters state, that the Spanish General'MAnt, With his Staff, as 'bon and bad been'tor some time tte,a lute ot insetivity, at Corunna, during which a cogs' of near 500 French Was attacked b, !thy Guerrillas, under the: Mattatnsurro, a, ho pot tiittn ilight, alter tuak• ing about 200 prisoners. They also state, that anb. ther body of Guerrillas tnd tolloweri of t,',ESPE . mann, aintiummg to zinOp into, had penetrated to within five league's of nadrid.- Mooc..A .ICIV Vocal Con Cert, under the firth of Messrs. KNYVETT and Mrs. VAUGHAN, 100 k place' last ttioll ai ‘VILLIS'S Room•, and had, 'a nu merous and elegant aud4ory. WKICHSULL: led, and the B Ind cousisse.d of omit of those divtingundied I n4lrurnental Performers whoare employed at toe Vocal . Concertv cat Messrs. HARRISON, I3AItII.aM4N,. &c. 'The chief .octii Performers last night were, BERTINOTTI, the VAUGHANS, and thin KNYV tail. The selected pieces, instrumental, and vocal; were of 'apprched petit, and a n w o.ie and Glee,, composed ay Mr. VIM. KNYVETT, were 'cre ditable to hi , . The whole wait agreeably varied, and well • oecornied, The Duke Ul CAM. , BRIDGE was at the head: of the higher Ctignos , centi. 1 1'.11E THEATati.—Mrs, EGItitTON, from 'he B:ith and other Provint.ial Stages, wade. Kyr tirst arpear alice last night,. at o.esritt-Gartlen Ttwaire, its the pait of Jobe!. th person '3411.1 talent Ithtt i 3 sup rior of the finale cud Lt,ttes who have lately been brought forward.. She ucquitied herself with evident feeling mitt knowledge Ut the Stag, though her, powers were under the restraint of tilt& &het., Ye3ierday morning the remains of Miss GAs 7 COY it, the favourite ai fondant upon the late •Prineess AgtazA, were , interred at Windsor, apt nest Os pg. futile to the VILA of her Lite lamented Royal mis. tress. The Special Commisslop dosed at Kilkenny on se'tmight, and next morning bird NOR BOItt a 04.1 the Chiei Baron sel.ruut On their return to Only two prisiiner, were tried,st Kilertny they wt-re. both found: guilty, and reeeiv, d notice of execui vtz. lobn (Lillian,. fur a o , i.iatal le lan). tifidel %% 1 110p:boy At,t, and Join E 6 an, for carrying by foiCe, LtiL: dmhigotet 01 a rihp-tas ble farmer. stdt:E. Bosrotl, JAN: + is (Wit 6g dls,since Ira Ist oi Nyvember, and yci no rect accounts from Frisn& atter that date 1-6 d the Decrees been te. pealed on that day, s!l,Jui we fp' prunabiy have n,nl Bowe artivAlsbeloiolits ? . . N'asv let the public obser. a hid* VOmPletely our striciter-s tn the rash and uie airantable .cothinceof ihe Extcutive !ire justified by tht event. We could. never tee bu what ju.f grow ds t,e issued his prOcla wa.ion, declaring toe,. Fiench D crees ieraled, on till: est ut November. Ho tiaa evit 4 .eiLly conatnil Led himself again, and Congress must now eithei suffer the Non-intercourse Act to go into bperatioo against Gre,it ikitaite, Without having obtained tht contem ii,lated concession froin France, that is; direct all their F. tenement against tilt retaliating power, and tole , " rate the aggre;sof, or the President's Proclamation must, a, second time, pass for a nullity, a lasting unman of his weak , ess.„ It the substance of Ttiaaeay's correspondence A itn Mr. SNIITH, a corre;:tlY sated, in the a6count of tie proce:cingi of Congess, hiv the . itst of pe. cell) b.,r, which vve have taken fran the New York lsvcnina Post, an.l luitliv-v . O speaks , from pr ~per Juil,Olity, we can no longer complain of covert de.. on the p.. 11 of MuoNA,PARTB. We are plainly toll that even the Modification of the French de- cress, so thAt.ther may lie forattialle to AmeriCan commove, will ck,end On the exertions of tlLt agaitist, the eoirmOu enemy. We thought the letter of the Duc de COM? plain t , lotigh; old Unit imou .set! 'to this very cundaintr. But it SCelliS Mr. MAois eithtz did Hot so unt3ei stand it, or thought. propt.r -to conceal. from the lieople of the United ttites his league with the fyr:mts. There now can be , Oct mi,Cntletstand. i The style of. Mr adapted to the cialiest caltac:tteS:. *6 decides will. not . even be f pwitied iii ‘3,lr favour, till we make conimon COMO, Ft.ince, in acts of positive hostility against Great 43titatn, as our energy. . /lure, then, at 143 Si, the representatives of the the guardians of t our rights and indepen ` ,:ence, the o;'.ly constitutional authority to make wat,. are, brought . to a. stand, from which they can. escape by no , 5111,11 ting or duplichy. They must ti , Aat our independence, or sacrifice ii, a; once, to nint, who has tratnOe i d upon the l'Oependenee of every free govert'ruent of Continental Europe, • NV6 again witnels a veriod riot less momentous ' than the memorable July of, 1776. Heaven grant that our• present rulers may hoyesthat love of coon . try,which will prompt them to imitate the glutioui lirnineis aid patriotism of their precetessors. Sllatl we obey—shall we plunge in war to ruin our selves,• and help to rivet the chains of a. Despot on ,ofieting mankind ; or shall %to . tre a t his proposal, or !at ht:r mandate, with the s corn °fa brave and free • • peoile, determined to submit to no controul, but the Government of our choice? The sitting of :lie National J..egislature must and:will determine uur fate.- EXTRACT OrA -LETTER, "WA 811ING"kON, N, 3 r"*"...Wit h. I espeo" to our foreign' relations, they 10-,k as little prorniNing, as those of .the Bank. I belktre it is calculated by the jority, that iheNon-Intercourse will go into ration .against Great Britain, and it is reported that the.Connuittee on that subject are not dispo,ed to make provision for relieving eur citizens from the penalties of the law, however innocently they may have occurred them. Now, as it must be evideLt to every one, that our merchants could not pos sibly .toresee that BUONAPAIM would make so sudden and radical a .change in his system; and ai it is equally• evident that they commenced tlot.tir adventures undo the sanction nt rite laws 0 . / their country, and. that they can have no moron! over their property, which, is in Great Britain or afloat, so as .to insure its ;ArtiVAl Il.r bo f lure the 2d of, Fcbruary—to subbed .such•pro r etty ,f ) curiti-,c.ttron, would, in my upioion, exceed , to .enormity the coudoa of the great Robber of Europe. It would, indeed, be carrying his high behests iwo t.xec„tiou in a manner exceeding ; what- be coulA eit,sed from ,the most abjed or his / slaves. I have no idea; however, that tt)e Representatives of too People of this country can saaction 'to abotninible a pro.ciple. kioJeever hostile, they may be to one toreAn nation, and howeier suppliant to another, I not ti: sieve that they can possibly sartzlioi, a robtery more enormous in' ils principles 'than aiy thing we have on evCord: • ".You will sre froni what T have said., that our prearnt prospe s are; gloomy in the ekireme; and yet do thts'atajority here put on as much self coat , - placeticy, a it we were basking in the sunshine of NaCtrt.al prosperity and peace, and the 'political horizon was unspotted with a single cloud or birthish." Governor CL 1 I:0 NE and Major Aussat.r.,, arrived at the Cantonment, Washington, on the get!) Nov. and on the 2d tilt. an order was issued for a move ment of the army. Col. Covt torroN, with a throng detachment waN to set sail that day, and COI. PifiK. With the remainder, was to icitiOW With all exrds. tom. It isaaid the army will be joined by Genet ti 14Amt-rota; on the river, who W 1214 eXpctit'd: ji iA also said, that Governor 61.Ataottti F. has or dered out the whole body of the militia ot the Or- I Territory. Got-Allot - HOLMES'S detachment was under itiorching olden. i 31 4 1{ 1 5 f~