The Sun. — London, England, 1811-03-23 00:00:00

VocAL enNCERT.-- Can The .firth perforatinct 'of the cert, untkr the final 61 Messrs. liattar.oN, Iltettehot, and Ge eaTotEx, tOcik place last night to lionter•square Itman. It was a delightful mu sical nitionge, and was crowded wiils elegant • vi sitos. CATALAN', Whose health iscliete reinSiatl4' "ag tWf) Italian airs. HAnnt3ON, in " The Falls q th e c lyd r and " Conte, fyi (lure," was admirabl e . gave a brilliiiit was oit the vieli n . The vocal de p art ment in gctirral w as a l so well supported hp Mrs. litaucht, BeLLAsty, G oss, and ot her resp ettab le prolessors. • THE ARTISTS' Fu_rtop.,,,Tte 4-Tetabers of this ' liberal, botitaiiiin, hlld their second Anniversary um I J yesterday, ,at ~r.reo.masons' 'tavern. The Ch was taken lay Mr, Davis, one of the on tad coon salve founders of the Society, the pur- Vse of which is to previde a fund for the widows iftd orphans of itte members. After several loyal 111,1 Approo it I e . , io tiltli, aildsongs .by ,Messrs, T AY . l ' i lt• Ettioy, D01..' e, ritici hmett Y, the Ch i i toratt and the gumpany ill favour of the Institutiins,. 4141 recominettiled the objeti of i t i n a very ito-. Ptessite manlier. - An ' Ode in toutoor tif the 11186' tlitutioini ,WaS presented to the company, ' , and Mr. 0 .. Y have an extempore Song composed by him :iellia same occasion. , Mr. WEST, (hr. venerable rf sitltitt of the Roval Ac.Klecny.‘end Atli's' °I. the Klent trip. c • • th d . , `, of Artiti, waS preketo, arid received tit u',l,lfl ea,iir. ,Tho day was marked with tee la!lY ant) goqd humour.. ...tilay be fairly said of the ;cal author of the fat- , 0 1 . 4 ~port tespoing Lii,J, MAJns'rv's - tel 'elhaPpeNted on Niositlity last to a Morning Paper, l to de viercts of Stlat:t.spea- .. that " hii wish was i.. ' t? ,, of that t liouht.':— \ ..e repeat Our, hope that . 1,:09 operate as a° wa: - 1ii0,.), fo the, toou u ors of obit, Prints, not to listen n.) the nintotati of friVo 44Nitlity or interested malevolence. 'fie; ~ra d f ' karch•t'' " ele given: on Thursday night by the IL. rlP'ness Dowage r of LANSDOWNE, was ow , . of '1 bit brilliant of the season and .• f rtned a great 'talus i t ai.hat.liou witit 'the' fashioQuable worhl. tile ~,,llert:ttatneots consisted of a bail and huppes' 1,,,,.,PT, Potations' for both of which were at once i'ih'iliu,q ltal eleant. ‘erolavi(e.rilitl jewels' to nu immense value have been be trk b ed . if l various parts or France, which bad 1, 1r .h.„ ui '''d bel:)re then- flialit, by the Noblesie at kr cutothe.direful fortunes of the House of Hour vh;_ll,,tictilarly ihi he environs of Paris. The spots wel:°thtse valuables were clepcsited were discover ti:in.! tae in genio - us application of wateting ma tc:ol7s,Vrtitieinobrokett ground retahting the water Lad beers l i i , e tune on the surface, While that which . . l i a t i l ~._t , tiroken, , vo'y qtvckly abs(-.l)d it : our ttilt,ti".",loltpotidetit gates tlie dfnuttlit Of tills cots- killi t)4 l : r v i er.ty thus brought to light to exceed 15 i Ain. 61 '-er3 r elating to the cle6tion of a Chancel.- i anntr l o , ) ~, . , /trt m ,2 , li i tlitiir way into the Prildt Papers, 44 in ui :t i l ; ti the astonishment of the Duke Of RUT hitt)ni tvll." i net)(l9, it may be prop-r to state Ole : t i 0 ,„1.,,"11 i mPrsad, upon Ilk Grace the orcessi- Stit"., e,ng Itioiwlf to liu Vtee7Clatticellor at 11 ,ety: ; 114 la a !Tuner represented : s offensive to i t ~,tsit y. • , . • iti..;lll,ll,eiti pithliciyaniiouiiced in the University, ter ai u a h of the Duke, tit GRhFTON, it) Corlltt %ihOt;cts 4 lell ei: 11. 610 •15 ktr,4IIDOSN '11(:. Duke of to ) ~T 4' . that los flighneses qutonsions had t' ,(t• la, ~.t 1i c t` 1 e t: 2 . , , , , l ii sirea,t, in-nonage, a ' arl this ito: ice Waqs tltia, ijimi.toceas aceomputied.with the observa it6't „"was,9ot to be supposed that any corn k, ~7,,,, conic forward.- The intention of Ow lit, o,,ui. IteTt.allo had beets lon gut )derstood, and litttha.c.e night have safely rt.,!;,ted bkpreteasions t h,D, v oltr . of the S: nate , 41 his t.erion4l regard to tht!, et:ll4lre.rliilsilnly.o,,,atad hi," wel;-kraowa atwelunt....l to , 11 „p„,,, ,,, , ,. . i la t..4r11 ;11)1 State i bat when. tielit,roi::!, il h , iii;la tit to pt oittee othtr argu littlision ,`"'aurt, :.illettlated, to -n).:oce a -,;:ruty,,;,,iro lithita :Prni !he minds of many nten,n • ers of the t:t,l47ititoitt,ih.,!Crltt.l.e nt•ce.ssaty- in self-defenctt, to stale 414,igit?let.R.I, which -1•1101): have 4.1e44e9t4 to ic liiitti,„ ill., ii:"L'il,nce. ' t'. , : bonne, therefore, I 'd taid e i l l izi q u, must totaeh to louse whe tint rthn n i, 1 Pr"deht retriito,:. whicli- a-sense of 14 . e4iit lo !rav in, 1 3 .1 „,_ ntithoon ,_ ~ -.Fp at-a. epoi, :tient.. 11 ,: 4 tlie t i , 'l nt t ,''' . ' Ities' ttaervatior,,s it • nviy be Yi ,-, •chtt to tt,:. the allusion in the Duke ofilurrLANO'S l'I•itte4:to.1:7,1t1(11)"tt of 11)-)inistration, watt intended 4111,4 bt;ell t l l i t DUI tilt: litle."4")ol.4iiq,i!nontiai which I , l'l lO t,e co ' ::P rid e ‘'l his Gracie:, lite to por,,ae, 0i1,,,.1, hitaered aii a public profs-sign of hill IW. 41;t:,;11:111c4tiltilatveeser.ep...risi.iCi.i.,le.s 1,,L , t,.,' 4'4 in .Moro than u. ' ,,, a Inc batik:null of a majort it`,l,,h.Scii-t.' te. !';'1,1:-:ti'tItrji4i:411):)leglleg,13•11-,s,t‘ireet Polite Office yesterday, ti.itAC4l'l at Ilit 1V- apptarance., recently clerk at • ii:4,'.:th foiocr,„, e st end at Ab e to .-; :). waS char g- it:l apt'nkinßb.h(irrsei_e utlering rteltecti.. tor 961. at I),i ' killnotr , u , n thr th and ed. hi .11011d-stteet, h " 'etit l i ~, 448 Ar:..Nhviidett At 1 i 1d ' ' -e,:tit ! lad yt,,, levi . , I ' l 3 . 0 pings- in itt, i , lad of, s h, n, r - 0 3 si ant. the sOrged 108411- :. t :it, 1er,......,_ , ,li.,;ll're to. 'hi* Vrie4ll4l I'l'4 1Z1:454,4., ti,14r.1e,., ;.7 1..1.0 had Lett hix. 4/ea% and who ki; l it , 11 1 ) , It Ilariking-hbuie Ti►'. - 1, i ,, , ! &ed a . , 1 ,,,, .., . , a., prisoner was i but th t: i i:.... 7 lw.,[tort to whom the 1110 Dry Wag Ike',ten„d, :.!, le o ';‘' riling whom resettibling that of 114ghtleed ,L_ ~,,ilatt. o the r circumstances of suspicion, e ati„ a ;r e ‘: 'NI otratQ to connuit him for timber Ys, ''-. . tifll. "di.V man i : , , t. ... cl 4 i . . underwent a second examine til,l:ll:l',tareti'-' 1.31:011°,4e40u5e, on suspicion of forgery. l ito ji . ent 10 th e ~..0 . r.,1 C9ttotry Lank Notes but ti:ltilts,o,i,,i ~.,,..,:tmi,,!!ring. liouse of ~.Missrs..ltslaile ty In tx.,,wl" ii bulk of Pogland N t - vet • „Trii,,, The .4 . 0 Gt, % :., Ica ~NlKov,r ect 1( ,coon -try 'tote! were atter. 4 1 - L,!lle pq, ) llsil 1,,N(....rip4 and ir rd rto d'- 4, 1 „, •: ,, nits b t , tvi~,, ktiv "Wtts o r , "ill they had beon utterect, ~,,,,e'taeci ~,. ‘ l * liar, I,t . E. , 1 • * ' "V elf - . WI i 6 '-'151N,(1 A ote3 wet.: k t , t, ,Ilat pii,n4, in.etteht ,occataott, Mr. Edwards, 11,, , tit l or,i ► Mrs of the 41401 flank, deposed be»: ? il d ' t l e, 4 t 4' ,: l. e cs ai iliri: i a o l e . t : i , iblialt. „the prisoner brought tO () t4,l' ) '' one ty i ti “,',„,.4,c)te,J Which hai..l been "tsv tl,z'pe Qoat4 r , the' l ' ialcl by ECI3'IIU arid. 11‘1)11,,,,,,c-tote it,iiii,i eta t o Oa 6eihg .(ii.s(,!i, : , ned t ii 's tole. ti!"'titst,t, rito..waY i ht? his posssston, lin i n thl r . v qi 4 6 ~,," l i t tli out ot the house leaving' , 41d tor i Pi: i t 0 4„:048.1.,?rm1"ti by the Clerks, anti , a; ice rr the " 4 10k....„,...1,,,. . r trooli . l'e to Ilion r was tealand., liatien Qu'r ud, t,: q. IMPERIAL P.41?1,14211ENT. HOUSE OF PEERS. FRIDAY, MAtCH 22. t .. THE ROYAL ASSENT Was given, by Commission, to the Mutiny Bill, the Royal Marine Mutiny, the British Population, the Silk Weaver? Wages, and to several Bills of a private or kcal description. ... - • - The Londs Cornmis.ioners were, the 1..0nw CHANCEILLOR, Puke of MONTROSE, and the EArl ot Anassvottp, 'l'l' • The Sugar Drawback and Bounties, the 'Linen .nd Y,rn Trade, and the ExpiringiLaws Bills, were read a second Commitments negatioM, end the Bills ordered to be read ..a.. third time:- to; morrow. Tile Great Snoring (Inclosure) Bill was 'read second time., and referred to an Out-doors Commt tee, _upon which all the Lords.prLs:.-nt•this•Session' were ordered to be eligible... - • Mr. Pearce, from the Admiralty, presented an' Account of the Increase and Decrease of the Bic pence.; of the. Board of. Admiralty, arid certain. Offices.eubordiliate tlivreto, pursuant- to a former : ' order of their Lordships, which were Ordeted'UYN' 0P 14e. table. Several ,Private Bill, Y were bronghr 4'rpitiiiity Common % by. Sir M. Foikee;-.Sir - C. BunburY: . an other Membvt.#, and read a first time. .;...,'".I":=. Adjourned liousa`gp cnalmoivs. PItIDAY, WAUGH 22. The SPRAKUR WETS sommottetl to- thee iLinktoot - Peels to beer the Ro• 7 al. Assent giico'iti - certato Public and Private On his he iiilerme,i the Members that tile House bad been it, House of Peers, where the Royal Assent hat' ueett i ;rocn, .by Cormnission,' to the Mtli!::ry and Marioe Mutiny Bills, the British Populationl3,:, and the Manufattuters' 811. A - Mess trout Lcai, annntincei.: th-ir Lordships' eon . .lirence in the .lousing Bill ithout Ainendtnettt. A Pertion te ., Jtetited certain Pares from the Ge neral Post ()dice, which were ordeted to lie on the table. Lout LIENNIKEI; movcd the trlond reading Of the M:trket iiiirboro . ~ : i Catrii Bill. . . ..., Mr. 'CAB:muta t-rt. moved as an .4r.v.tticltnent, That it should be read a second time .on that da) six. months. Mr. OiIDE supported the Amendment. Mr. H. BROwta thought if khe-,Bill were su:Tered to go to a Citurnittee, a cliuse would be ,satroduccd to obvilte the objeolions some of the parries ‘04 . 0 opposed the second readin.; ; and: he pledged sell fa mak , - t rn ,tion to.that • Ire, t if Itc shopldy e one of the t;ontinittee.„ he did, tit, , great' advantages might be hoPod from the mett.51,,,., he should give his vote in favour,ot: the, second reading of the. till. Lotd liczsitimart briefly re•lied. ' Atter which the House. eivided,-. otun'4, bets were, i tr FOr the second reading.. gain..t it • . A:.ljority . . • The Bill was of eoprie thrown out. Accounts of all the Desertions . w.hitlvitatt.taltetVl place hetwe,_o the 24th of Decembei . i' 1 1 109, inAll the 24th of Do.centber, 18 10, were rordethrt to ht3 lail ! befarc the Rouse. ' - 7 11 7 . • ;4%. -14 - A variety of Papers. relat to the.Fintit*Trg Ireland-were ordered to be laid before ,ht Sir C. ait3O.ELl. wished to kno4 how the:Fioii- - collected from iota to ayotd in.rot liiia, bad bet n oiNposectot Mr, Grq.DßUit`Dl theta to hake been given in DO at rue Consolidated, fr 111.!,, and applied , to the service of.the country. ; - • An HOn. Member, was of opinion they ought to' be Inplitd to, the serviec-of the Militia. 11e rtserr moved for AecoL:'is the Tines received frotti': the several Com,!ies .1 Great tritahl a distinguishing: the sums received fr4n...each _Ccounty, 'whether'' on aecou,l4. of the G.elletal..or tile .I.oetti Militia, the the same had been applied in ine years t .8, 9, ,and to. Mr. postponed' the.Ordirtary Esti mates, which stood tor Monday., to Frt4ttyr.!;- Mr. Wuiruattao postpamd hi s Mo t ion',' which stood tur the 127th .. instant gthe ',waking of a provision, for. sopplyihg ,the .Executive .Power at any Itnirre period in the event of his MJjesty's beiny,..,- ; .ori indisposed), to Wednesday , the '3d..of :April. • An Estimate of the Exnence, of the WorLs., flowth ffatbout was ordered to be laid, beiore the litp:•..c. • 'the CrjANCEl.l.Ott of the EXCIIEQULti gavo s pri. tire, Iltn.:se wi. , :ld, on Monday, move for leave to :..in ; ;0 A Bill, to altca and amend part ut the 43d of the King. NAVY F.STINIATES. I:he House resolved itself into a campirrittee of Sot!y. YORKII said, it had been hid intention • former day' to move kW the sum necessary tot Site ordinaries of the navy (which he kid divided into three part) under one This, how.; ever, thrOugh a mistake; had not been donei,be had therefore now to, move this a sum not ercceed• w,rl. 1,157,7511. 'be granted ',14 the or.linaries of tire navy: , 1 • - Sir W.'SCOT . T rose !r1 coniequepre of a clt4rgo which had tree,, prefetred on 3 former dity agrttnst. the COtlit over which he had.the honour to.preiiide. f:;orutidering, the situation in, which he Stood, he thought justice should make - every Nlintd - xtr who -hate ant charge to prefer agp.inst him,. ip ujs ollicittl-capacsty, give 'notice ofstleh. an intention.—,,l Out ot.the multitude of cntses which ltaJ corn;! be- fl fore hirn, it wa§ - inrpossible fr>r hill to reme,iiber.,' every individual case and it soot 11.)i , ,e were not, l -given, he might he tst:' , .r, by snrprise, Alt .( ' b e un i - t ble7, to reply to st i tch When wide, ttlough it tniglit beas ' a g ti,:: tic Lai formerly ie. fated, or as ourbu(4,n a he tritied to tiutl-,:t, that now brought forward appmr. IL it w g root many - 1.e.:4F, since the prize to click had 1);:en-,made were taken o it was I,ll llleCSlll..y to rats witnesses.to pioVe. He, remernbared the Capthret, whieli'were O-1 iiumber, weremade in the year I 790. This he woe! I admit; but thii wits not suf ficient to 'ptoVe o ''reo . oper deley had origi . nated..iii the Adinhelty Court. The delay tuittlit have been caused by the parties thee:solves,- as was . the case in a cause which had been °wore Mei that very,day. It inigoi happen; flee such, cletays - had . occurred in a variety of iostanc.,s, where no patty whatever Gould he blleeed. It was to be remem twe f that the Soioos ,tea persons employed in the . Service then c onvoy ; who might be at such a 4,i449ftitkliat. they coeld n©t be communicated with on select ; or Merchants .residing. in foreign pars. The witnesses necessary to elucidate . the ni - glyt' be - in the , . tame si tea tioti; might he •• dispersed 11 ovil the woi hi. From these vireo-Ai stance:4 drier was tinaveidable; and little as it was desired,. without it .no coned administration of jus tice could he ohs tined. l'he Court of Admiralty sat not , merely f , or purpose of examining the claims , X.htuit might, be anade for prize-monte„ but like.wise to proteet, foreign and British Merchants to re sore . property which had. been improperly . d A' a to do • • • • all seize justice to . parties. It might '; S;iaieienks "Oppen , and it freqUently, did, that some of : tfi l riiiirlies concerned were resident in "iilesno.in Batile6, iii Bahemia, and in the retnceeSt parts of theitifitiee'lt certainly desirable that money trytieditstri . bated should find its w ,y int 1 the pocket. 3, ofotile•Captortias scion as possible, but still it was ne-, ussary to. allow' a proper time to elapse b sty.‘.) . !fi , dittiribution w as inade, for the pyper I neotral property. With respe,.:l he . facts of the I.).eseet,e t tse,, it watt stated thato he ships. had. ocen takenat'ilie b ii le of Camperd. , en. "12 its w .s tic corretfi;--•. they'Wore taken two years atter Ii:. during the subsequent blockade . of the I: had been ago . eod that °My one of the shi,s should , o proceeded against. in the' P ~.;c;iize ourt, to the ,expenCe necessarily ,iti,:oclant co proceeding against 'the other five. A ',mat variety of claims we put in by different tnerchaios, and 'some, persons residing in S;nt ,, s, Bohemia, Triestco and Fieme. N!..01i of the delay complained : of was occasioned by toe time taken op to investigate theses , .yerel elaiuis..A gre it ile4l of time had been sOoecupOol. believe(' tr. investigation, commenced at Ahout the end . toe year 1792, and the tied atijudica , ,ion of all claims took, place 9n the 13th May,„ 1801. money was left'„to he distribute:', :Old if the Agents did no: iet, properly, it wai 'omit of the Mini., rally Cowl, as they didf not employ those Agents. These' persons were emploeed, by the : parties thern selves, and with ,!:t.:,,tt the - Cntirtpad nothing to du. Afterthe e(iudeitin Ilion Of the' vessels, it so hap. petted, that .44mti question.firose among the Gen tlemen the Navy as to one . persons entitled to the beoetit. ' This was question' which could not run ; wan. the otheto. It 'was of no use agitati n g lois tin i 11C other was:settled, and therefore buto' 0 ! not lie decided at the Sitine time. Atter Much Lost Ti mid iii•oi,ciation, it w.ls at last agreed to stint Ile opittion of she Court on the subjecio An !lop, o;oa was in censequence.made ia . the., Court o veith ao a 4 r 'Fluent that, the ‘decision in tsiz t e,sivuld determine rillothers 5 'the UAW . Ante on in the usual way, and iat July, .1803, 4lte C. Ott, Itlve',.a.t!App.fion, but in did . not Wile final Jtiiiikftlis'.449oaglt , . be -5 Torigly and titai in et ly , illltto l l.l4leeti.Ott this ground . : There At that ttmo mother question respeding th&Blocit.; •atitalX 'mo off Cadiz, the circumstancvs- Per/v h. ar y time same, and the ease altogether • nett u; I• c~X before the lourds Commissioners of It was thought better for the parties to, ozoo'. ttic heal - decision from the! Court of Appeal, irather than trotriCourt of Admiralty. lii the,mean "time:, it was proposA , that the money (wilicit had t n all the tirrie at should he vested in, -Ex•ohequer Bilk: He did tioi know, whether or not this was good 1,3t1 lie . knew that it watt must agreoable to all the parties cencereed'. The decision Was in eini.oopipice-ref.rredJOtheContt ox Appeal oy tiniverai consent. The case , before them, was ?ending therefor six years. -On the facouf this, it , tniOt appeal - that:there were sonic groonds for ar. ria tatitthe 1)!0050ingS that C o urt. filhtAtiiiiiion, hut it such were the ilia, the A tinF4ll cOart bad nothing to do with it 'nut it wad beeti , ,t,he fate of . !mat Court for some years past, to be fie - queo l tly censured ter that with whicl; it had nothing to do. Last year there was a Gallant Officer, .now, ho lipped, better employed, both .for his Owe Gr it 'rind the 'set r ice of the coutitryowho had made . 94tain ebargei ,igiiinst the Admirehy,wilieli had been repected at taverns, . coffee-houses, and ale 7 houses.' Aoctwlott. bad thy ite charges conic to at last They had riiprrly prose a to have beep toUto'o!d on certain bargains made between the tigentslif the Crown and • (h,agelits of private persons out of Court, with the Adttiirtdty. had no more to do thati any oil e i7q9nr,t,4).,isfit!ttice has to do with any ease that 0,440, it by the, consent of the pat ties • itiCpkj4 04 el 4 s 'IC!) bad occurred in etas Coort:4,f. Appeal, the, Adrifiralty Cours fuld tlO More to dO than oluoCourt or. King's Bench, told to dolma which might- neeor with tree: Writs of„rrokparried up to the Heeseof thenoyeie w . a . .s,any,cause, fir blame, it ought not te - be laid,.under such circumstances, at the Ad- , tuir4l : ly . ' Ober. 1 - 1 c begged,. litiwevetor to say, be did not iltiok such delayswere fairly .chargeable to . the . I.,ortls Commissioners of Appeal. Her knew what imPutationsl httd_been 'thrown out against 1110111; bait .ought to be remembered, that in the eventful ptniud oh the last sixteen years, troth the situation in which this country had beee 'placed with others, there had been a greater nonuser of important que.s , thins' before them than had arisen for, a 'century- he s + fere. It 61)6610 also be temernbereil, 'that the: re ccived all the appeals from etery Court- in the king 41U. Ali this devolved ou four or five Members tit ttie 'Pri.l;y Comicil, who sought no remtiner.Stion for tqeir I,ii,,mrs, and who received none but those 10. - itni s oes'tensures frequently launched - against the'tr' • When all this considered, and he stated to them, that . 'alter se in:toy years there were eiot-More:than twenty or ,thirty appeals remaining before them Of all that ,had been made, thoudir n tnigitt have batilltNicd that delays in st.ttne iiisti.ees *had. taken pia& most be felt that they were very tar from deserving censure, The case had not been six moittlis before them when the subjecA was taken bp. It a:-!pCned that ibe necehary witoosei were then in C o e I.‘li-diterraneari. - Commissioners k were obliged to be sent out to M :It I and oilier places,_ to exainine - those wit6e.s.re, whereVer toey roulef-be font d. It was taken up just befole Chi ikt:. mas, in tile year tilos, - and in silt mouths after the cause was determined, then proceeded to j-s - :-; tify the Court of Admit Pity in not proceeisin4 earLer ,than it usually did to try ' prize ctivies. In the p• e• sent extendettscale of triaritime warfare in 'wnii h we were engaged, and wikh was the cause of our rnaktug captures in 'all pars. of the globe, it v, rs necessary that twelve ipcnith,s tit least shou:d - before a distrihuti took - othet wise a mitt ptope_rty be,capiured :'and eouderoned. be fore he. 'Anew any thing at -all:of rtiie waiter,— When the money, was ready ip he...distributed; • a new question arose among the Gentlemea . ot the Navy, and a - third sutt War insiittred which the Ali iniralty Court . was ofiliged to etitie;:tain. This C2lU ed new delays, which 'it was obviouS they hi:d oitt the power to avoid, :which protti6vd the till last Novei;lber. fie then .explainet". the Cii , ltivti •of the delays, which had tubseil“ently taken place,•and concluded ) hoping SOI would not agliti. tra made on slight- grounds, our without previjtis quiry. He hoped, before such charges were FiV•l3 pfeferred, that • the whlle, of the .citcuinstitiees would be taken in:a consideration, and that it would ' remembered who the They wei - e brave men, but the classes ~aa warm paislons, and • might grok.v dit,cui!!(:alvd ..‘ wvtcloict!hcir intertitl were negledeil by 1114 They might become dissaiistied out , reason, nt)d the most fatal consequenc'es must follow. It should be recolleaed,,the sultolisi on t! e other hand, .were subjects of neutral nations At . .l titia c3nsequently, to do justice w tiIQUI Jeiay, Niit4 uosvoidil4e.. Mt . . Rosa said, it struck him as an evraorditiart citctvustance that no eisttibutiou had taken place ter ten years. On leoking into the subjee . te he had the sittisfadion to fincllkat no delay tied ocetirreel sines that which erigieated eenisidet..itten When 'a sirrtiier case was before qte Coo of peel, it big 'ugh, Friend had. decided oti tee enee sooner it e euld Lave ecetez.ented a brut to parties, withoet aceeierterng the ultimata 'tie single tow. Whatever ;eight be thougbt by milers, the pariteireoecerned were Obligate the delay of his 1.1...ght Hon ..Friend. Tlir greatest %;are had been tal;en of the interests of the captors. On the coudetnnation of Lie prize, in,1799, weete Hunter found:there wee.likely to be wee: detey, hit :inmediately put the Money out to int :::C st. It .tad rt mained at interest. all the nine there was no other eeentry in the wee - id where. ju.- tice was telmirestered, not only wen such eatrety, but with such, dispateb: It, the lion. /Lemuel thought the interests of the Navy were negletteci, trusted he should ; in a few' minutes, prove the con- . trary to he the fact.. ' . Since th e pessing ell- the, .4.3, e in June, 9000 cases had been, made out eetleeina immediate direction,: end . so arreeged," that if ail , beitman-Or other, per San helongmg•-to any ship, -up e 'plied to him respetting the pri7,e-m(llmi°. w ;itch ha might thinichirnself entitled, he (Mr. ftuee) eteeLl in one !tour let him know when the ptize waeceille dettilied;''what the ailment tit - hil'altaie; give hen, in One, all the. requisite ;140E0111 ;I , A) QU tire( subject Six hundred at these cases hid been .01ttlo' oat by himself.. Tucir amount in money as 4,000,0001. sterling. He Mite ex.c.ted the utmost to benefit the captors, , -by putting,their motel , out to interest, and relieving them fewer the extol tioteof Agents. The annual captures etre ettit.- ed, ion the avetage, to 1,000,0001. In the cours e . of the :war, therefore, they were 7,000,0001. 91 which but a small . part le , d been out at interest tor. the captors. 5,400,0001, bad been put out to hr. lereet by the Agee 's tdt their own ,teet‘fit. Otte Agent alone, had had as much as 300, 00 °Lntit interest to his own advantage'. • Tins had been .pot a step ire and the benefit, oitosferred to the captors., 9 etc Itight Hen: Gentleman then proceeds d to ettn merate the several 'evils which he had exerted 144.; self to corm, ~ In.the charges of Agents accuent,b . hri,hutl saved . -. 12.0001. per.year,ta lite captors. He saved them .0,0,9091. per year salvage. The Limits amounted to ••2,000,0001. which were not tai eu eoge eiz.ince of, he ilAti cati4ed to be regularly regittered, He lekl also labciured to make a•satistattory arrange ment with, resped to conj ;int grants, grants to the armyerel navy'. The Ri e bt Gentlemen pro. ceet.led to make; a most ante and eeisfactury state ment of what•he had r d in the Varietts depart . meats of the nay). . reeeet oureinebnity, tc, tot. low him !Noel!' the debut. it appeared that had most tinxiously laboured to Promo , ei the interest of the :eery in every respect. had, therufere, telt hurte when he found that itetwithstanding,ell, he had done, insinuations were still thrown .out that the weltire of the Navy was not attended en. He hoped the Gallant Admiral would bear in need eltut had' fallen Arom his. Right Hott.-Friehd that which might tend to raise a clamour oneness the lowe'r claises in the service. When such statee l e t es. wi re • Liwovii out respeetiog the Prize CQuil,. tbq pereonstimeeiving themselves - entitled et; prize:. eee.e; try were so - inflamed, _that: it was ittiposs,, , le make them listen to the true state of the e.a-e, y ; might reason, with theta to at! eteinity et 4, fed.' He was eonsenms their claims had CWV,:r meet uegleded ; and_ heehotiglit the •could hardly mune a melee - , e rr a .sailor's tatitt-r, tt.=,. ther, or telation, who had written to bun _WiLnuyt. 'obtaining prompt attention and eearopei acisw cr. l t theywere in leondon,' his doorstevere always oetie tti :them, and he saw thane : himself, Letaid. then , coin planes, and gave 'theft) all the ndormation in , power, They were, however, so very deeeel; e, ;convirten_of thet which wets right, atter ewe, seee tueret.S.thl,thOtte,..ho had. beleeeedluded .to had abroad, that it was nurse snOtlia 'be di:We - upon slight' brtrsrit~ ; PoLL said , that it' either-the Right Hen , Baronet or the Right Hon...Geotlerthee had tech 'lll the HOuse ::4.1 the day that : Joe-spoke, they woutu'uut !Ave adairosed him ItiCruanner they aid ordu the present occasion.. lied they even present then, they v.,,0tf1 , t hitve, .lased ,nith, state the great eee iieeetten he felt at the improvernent Ai/Wit had' taken place in the department of the Navy, Atte tee; great 'noise which he lett a reut,eustice to tes.►w eer Ii