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

upon 114 crindoet . of the First Lord of the Admiral y. 1-I , ceirainly. had stated then, and he stiil telt j•islitied ip ley as ir g it, tint the initivNt 4)1 the, WAg not StittiVielitlV Eltlt3lat'd to, A. to the inn.,;() riely ior not iv;intin; till the. Right I Intim:mink BaVonet (Si Sew) wa , pr-. 1 in, he Wit:t nit aveafe that it was in ai4 ii a ru iinporhatnentary 1.• sate a grieviince, tth nto tti alt= I‘,r tvatwe of iiny Hottonrabk Getult-niao, especiady - r4s,it 'Na l not his intention to bring any charge apitiS! hull. As to the eirt:nin stance which constituted the charge, he felt him elf berne clam ita tt by statement of the night ti-n. Ccifileinan, Nvhc; knowirligeic +hilt the eoptures which wete Liken andliroughi in in 1799 wetta not yet t!'t Pith:Mg the,c , i.r ors. -it bad been. stated !ha' this dHay a% led Ica (or the purpo , ie:ol Laving chi! livitri Lige Or the . decision of the Cow t rat Appeal, c,t v bii la the Ifightlionottrahle Baronet laitat, {:VV,I. a Judge. But WHS IhiS. accounting sa• tisf ctiltly I a itetay pf twelve. yt;ellls.? Not with- standing all that had bevn said to the contiary, he Was of that thei greatest good rqsphed lion) . , • discussions ; anti therefiNe he 1111414111 W lieht• *tate to propose 11) , ..m whenever he (mind cause.— The laet wa,i, as he had stated it, that the caw nres of the year '1799 were not decided in 181 t ; and he should , say, with 101 l c-nti. - ence, to, the First Lord • e Admiralty (whose e.tuitta he highly ap proved)-that this evil did t 310 th3l it was title which eallt d for itilitletkito remedy. lie complain. +ed of the pi:Isom:1 intinner in. which he had bcen ad dressed, an it he could` have had tiny permilial inter. coat in the question, or could be graiiti...l by Mir ring from toilight Hon. Bar otter of so high 'a"coaracter the :country. motive dint toiluchreci hint Was One:Of anXiVtr 'for the scrOce'wdll an xiety which could not butibe awakened by the tact this prizo. rponey not %Awls )et distr,boted, at a period wh e n ise•did-not believe that three-fourths of the claim ants the e Ile read sthne extratts, which 'islate4lv among other things, that outs ow:, o f the -Ainurretoi „Ihre4 bad been. conderni.ed, ecose tinencoof sortie on of, the King"ti "When Gehih.Aseis c4.4.l;,Nic.:'ed o . much depended opioloo, >aiid how great was the ditteroice, itt hers,-t.a het w ern the overtu and In c governed, he way. sne, they W , ,(11 , ,f se lil. in i p on „ snce , of . alterioe. the ityttiti. The Ttea.nier of the `had .openvd his mind ita)ro I L it t4ht to th. pitteting and fi-igiticus conduct to which th e Nury wilfs e3pi,led,. , titan. he bad evig, tho ug h t of before, .Ue bad' 'liiaterl -that' there were nine thousand print , catt,e4 undecided ; surely it , aa,, 1 , 0 ' hat id l kt or y aLisa,er to say that it was owing tO tttu Prizt iiketitsittat the ..ys,ern should he changed,— The Veasurer of ,the,Nsvy had, ,in hit; opinion, Lid to set the world in a flame. if thing were calculated - to produce ifirs , otrfacto.it, it 'was that of kee,.,ing back the ptt2c. , t,ittley Irvin thoSe WilOwt it - w,l# the best interest of the country to en courage and seward. Mr. Rose negged leave to carrel a rnis m .srateent of the Honottranie Baroot t, he (Mr. hose). did not - Aay thou ume thowarni . prize causes, remains d uncle. aided whac .said thiit thot trutnbcr had been regifiletecl :by and witild be retell - . d to tit any ruhtitent, , aud that Atter. , iot'estig;istitg inaiiy, had tothici some hitt not olio , it ipotatn.: to'the Court of Admirlt or to env JudgefortltE ter conneded with it. A for the King's Prndor, tut whom so , tte 11;id b, ,, ert :made, he could ' that having es , ,ainined t'hinges, he'fonnd many iii.datic.s. ,o be leii.,Hand oi.none in ii greater than those ot Ike connuott Term Lora. 'could not help obs , •rving, that 'the 1 - ion, liaronet apneartil to shut eyes to cont - iflioni in a case where the fullest I.:xidnitatiint - was afforded,. Sir C. raft. esplaiw . d. , • tirisvitiN !, that when .be considered the , nature and tendency et the discussion tbat had taken place, and refleeted, to use the flutiontable 13; it t,'„ own .words, thin it *night liroduce,diicontent and r i ot , a nd was' cidnulaied, ac Ito bad .3,!monly oh.. tt en,ed, to blow the world into ar he. could nnt reslit , the inclination to iittike a few O' , :crt: - itions vihtch come wit hitt twit •personal knowkda,,—.. After his I.t ht Honouraitlf; Lear h eti v rteh d bad office ,6cd hirnselt tilt voolly,divitslitinattiy,' and 'clearly, lte did ..xpea ihnt_the individual who made the chaiy,o ‘t.otild have ti,ett the. to disato/ h the Kironet, hail i n haA, his dill •-•rint sect l,itttstdt nninid, In 'Parhainelittuy duty, it, " state his intention of bringing, for ward stich a charge ; but whwthe , itt strici plo pri t y I , t! wa., bound to io so or rict, undotaitedirthp aeration of the consequences, winch- he seemed tipitrecine $0 cushy, ; might to' have induced hint tt): inquire tato titelliets:tefOre he stated them,. and to hove ilgetqUitirsvit the trust r.of his COW before he re snieed 10 make it ttol.thi . Wicit earpti,ied him mast, • howevei, the init.iihood with whi4;li the charge &W en ntttrr thifl explanation. The Honourable Member awn eV el: iht.. same ground w hi c h the, ii(stio , ttable f r iaront (Sir W. iieutt). had already ,iotattAt iii ;tip tict,fice, i tc i : ,,, n t ej t f o r inO.tielay. in the etitnt of Admiralty, lie nott dilmti! JO' that in ilk. Court AN ,teak, to whitit li4 coil l, l speak 'trim), hii ()We • pet stbiat expt. rieneort and, win e:000: that:M . o'le Adintrilty Court, was not the-act 01 iii Court, but of the piirtieS..L— The 'Close w, th:ridcd iit uix months after it %vat put • down in the hit, if: there were:any intpropriety iu delaying so lott, to have it ttlaced iii tilt ttsr, ttia, impropriety tut at.hed (Z4r. SteVen) and tlic late Dr.'Lavvr(!fiCe. The , reason theft Coilduct was, tout they d:a net ttlittli.rthe to. in a slate to' dill ,0,1 a'. deciniOtL" difficulty, wits ,Chiefly eati ,, ed by a very difficult gdeptiOn, wind) was,: wit, thrr the vessels.wele in sight at the time The cv iiicece upon this subject was nertvNtify of a d,f. fi ru i t a. ,d dilatory nature, . and the cti.itty ;' Ceitisidervd by the g"lii 4l o Aanitrit l t itl 86 different 'was ,adopted ler the good of tide parties to whit It ultinwely tended. Such was, the charge It hits 'tight .E tali and. Leatrit:d Ftkild had k(1; tr te:.:tted. Titere west:0100101ml i h nt 'Pio Id not be forgotten ; within ten cloys a l ter , thi: : ,or, of: the superior Court, his flottourable It tetid gatitt „ o that hap elf of ti,C first opportunity. Ho Lot4l7ON'i Vrilard b 'at the Stikr.Oppit-, (Mr. Steven) acquitted tlic lionortrable Baronet or ally perqinal hostiltty towin cis the Judge of the At. iniiiiity Court, but he could lot help obsct ving„ ' mat lit. %hewed a, good dekot prej 'dice in 'lll4 con. duct. He had allowed ,hie gio, t i e ,t prat e ,tothe Tt , a%uret of (lib Navy fur the activity he had shewu, but belinght to have'recolleeted, that much ,N ii 6 tine to his Hon. and Learned Fiend.' With rettpect to. the complaint of 'delay, the Court of .Admiralty couid n• 1 'att eX officio ; the partiett Could cattle I , :tore i: tithes , wowed justice, lor they could trot be Lii , ,..!oi' 4 1 10 Court against t hi•ir . will', tuition° ti ei'r ill tumid:: He concluded with detineei ring the tastitit.-i; of bringing lormird torch charges, and 'expressing au . ()pinion, (1.4 tie CiAlant Admiral Might do tome mist:Wet by such than wenid- be com l . terbalaneed 'by airy efforts-which his naval lalenti, great as they' were, et.uld produce. lAr.• lit:a HE M A haw!, said, that' Itf ter the clear, , irtan- ! ly; and 01011t1t11( itxpftniation 'irf the Right Hen, Baronet Ole W, Scott), he was perfeoly s'itistied, BS he hoped the country and 'navy would also be. The intereits of the navy, he' all6wed,,.shotild he held must t:"iir,' and wstched over v. hh great -vi ; i• lance, lint the Gallant' ;Admiral would, he found': t o the present,•as in 'former, tass, to hat e- been' lod into inititakt.:: by his. teal. ;Lhe fion. - E'aronvt iiiid - bud it down as a ptinciple,' [hit tiel4Avirs;:rni tihn.it.t . ;i, but to dint it apraved that t hete'vcretua t urcirc t im.. stances ill Wilt li' ,!elity wools tiOrbe.an aoui„ 0 ,: ; b ut ,: on the contrary, tlle'grenleSl ileoetit. ;The -, taPifti , rt 11 - 0 a l ;ents, he contended, should ttit be ciin founded With ili t tit the Count; of Atlttnr,rity , ~.• aud,tti.,t,.' , isions of the Judge npint ti , t!' 'L4VI ' fif tiNtlbri- 108 4 , netri.m• to told up this coutdry,t6 th, ;lifiiii . ,./W10; of Eilro N , than any (Ii her ciecutritance. '''With iir.. sped to thc I tut, Proctor, his ci - didir,•sl ha I kch • aueztdy to ably delen+d, tit , I he ,st,,e)t)l,l , : .iy• L f o rt,ii ii , in 4‘ltliiioii i 1):11 hi, Wai i;cr•AliAti, r:l.il s‘ ' ltctieve; 1 1 it becatri° the srthjea tit nitwit y, lii would lie iirund to !overacted up to his duty, rid to deserve the • ;iP platise of the llonse'and of the Country. . Mi. (r JOllbitiTnNE slid, he : , ..I , ,rejitilo the prt ite,,,yitc protionneed upon the` . Learned Judge of the Court or AdoriraTty, ; but still 'he could' cot rigict that the Hon. Baronet was wrong in hritigin,r; for ' ward a 'case of this deseriptien wl; ch . tittotiled A prima fetch , gtonrlO of charge, on 'tint contrary, he 1 dittno•more than discharge his duly'th the.Ceontry And the service, iloside , t - it did not app'ear to hint that ths Lino. Baronet ha.ct selected guy todivido.ti„ or re,orted to an)). violeiii liitigljag(", ;.t. 44 gl;vais. struck him as.a great 'grier i t tice th a t , there idtould lrit so great 'a delay in the Prize Courts. At One ti,litt' the Court of Appeal stood still for I'.veltie months, Only becausu one of the ;lodges ' thought praper to absent hiMself ; and.it',was a fact, th a t otitof Seven millions c4itured at ditferimt times, three milhons 'Were rt:II0101 to oike coutiirkWas , Unjait'ettpttleei, Mat It, he allowed, had been done; 'but still 'they had not done e.;iii t in, ' ' I:he - CHANCE:4Oa of thc..!EX..411?411184 !gild, that as it would apps r hem the latter part of the Hon. Gentleman's specch, that a delay wait experieor.cri in the events, to ' which he alluded, so great. as . to call iniperii.'Aisly fur re,lot mai ion, he Was derions to say a tew Worrhi ft.o: the purpose 4 reirqt y jog thai linpreSsitin, . The Hon. ' Gentlentan had - ;tld . tu'lled that tinreti had been don*, arid . that :ate arrear tut ti.o n , elt, ses wilt reilue, , tl in such it war a..,>the, pres , l,l; bite, th(Ttatl teas, that litf.te v 4,1, now no , itril:iii . at all, k-i 4 that tio far (r m bray ey dett-ct in ti t s, e,t:tl)ll , 4t - ituent,, ' the contrttry rears dirt ciaSe. The coort tni,;,ht, he., :ilie:.ted 116,41' wiiii it, watt, but it Coultt scarcely he amended. Upon the other point, he should not -sty Much ;' he was . ..tit - prised that the Holt; Gentle 'u iron ~ .1101.11r1 think the'or igin of this hthinei;s honour. able ;0 the Oahrint Admiral, nod todintatuot ilia( ho hail hrtin:.ijit'it,as a CILIIkti„ and not only brought it as A Cliari.;e, Inn rept,!Ateci,n after it was diprOved.. A, char ...o td this kin a .:Attl:ada not citify the. inlit I. doll; but the just ce .f,f the country itielt, and was Calculated to do miSchief. • It certaml).".Vili4 Oat tin: , pitrliatnenttny,•but he vondered the Hop. Baronet; did holitniu.te befere he Miele it,'i,ria make it at a lime velte.re t hte ehar g r! and the . exptitwintt (if ally Could be given) :u no' uttered 'at the tame um- • matt. lie'hopesi :III.: Hon. Barotivt: would • teo it to be nothing more than what 'W,ts 'dile Oitie in- • Ityidell, to the justice at the ma iliti 16'010 Interests of those who t, ealitit, lie c...poitscd, 'to a , :- knowledge that he was - wi nog, if he percciviA 'that 1 he Wil4 so, Sir V. flortqaTT said, he thoitlit the Ilenour- Ale Baronet . entitted to the thanks of the cittuitr3', ter bringing to abuses tolitteeteil with the liavy ; andinought that the aetivity of the Trea tatter of the . Nati might possibly,be theiihed to the fi ooneti, and . these charit,eq,' which; whirtlt I hey ;4 , crr d. to diltisrt, they f!„)toid it tiecetisaay to ro , fie contended,. that (I , Aay wiis a great evil, ;wit that the. diNcussion taunt proJuto the cio,ntry. rvir. aritc.tilt agreect that it Would vtodne C e.tqiiie. ' fits; but of ti Very tittrea'vitt uytiiie trom th`,lt'y 11)41 Hon.' Birtniet. The char;`,fet bet'fit hrOnght turtk :44, and refulad„ th the'saiisfaittiun almost every cite in the tioUse ; ith4Vai trot fitapribittg that tie [lon. kimono, (Sir F. , lurtlett) 'Who witted hinutelt SO •Inuch au blunt:tail ttiobe, teikititie the !Alter Baropet., (Sir C. Pole) optin his singularity oho, Lie Insisted that the itchy :was omaaitined by the calkers and sailors 'of the niwy Mr.. Witt :1311E4p said, iltit after the tone !itttl Itunner of the Hutt. Gentieritan whn had just sat Wsti itiiiitmbibie to rematit quite siletit; the .hinguop ho lied übed /it:flu-44 unparliatnetnary. It 'walk' lather it'll oda Charge to wake iigainta• the lion.-liarobet, tit say, thtit he WO 80 11,114 of i,Oll - himsela,. it VVa3 nu that lit. 311ould,coli.:, graitthite another on being so but the G4n tienian should have reeollei:.tett that one and one Inalie two, 'end that if tht7 both ilipuecl, they wetts neither of thetrt 411celyte $014 4 )Y t%recti that the exploitation of the jitd,.2 4 e, r as his infortitatit)n Ott wick Itnitjetts eltattit:d !brit to de cide, waft SatiSlictor) ; hot the 'l. - Itat. hAti dom.) much gond to couidly awl the „ivy, cotifts*-that ti hot feet it, tier offer ptittie I , C ,{l( itaut L:lltArt; it rto be due. He held that the tion..G . entlemaU had taken a false view of what had fallen front the Hon. Baronet. Mr. CROKEit said, he held that the Hon.'Gen-: th'marr(Mr..Whithread) hau take() a fake view of what had fallen from Ilan; he had charged him with, having applied epithets to the Hun, Baronet. which he applied only to the course which the 13aonet recommended. Atter speaking some time in vindication of languagf,,, he con- chided with declaring, that it would:hate ,be n hasty, premature, and unjust, for a Court of Law to shut a door which the law left open to „sutlers',- - Sir C, Pot . riaid, he loped t h e ex pl a nation given! wo!_,d! be . to the country ; but it WaS nut so to hina, for no' explan4tion could be sathfac. awry itr accountirg: for, a delay of twelve years. ! If he had quill:led the case to pass unnoticed, he would have b:'en guilty o 1 rieglecosig•his duty; Alter a few \! , ,4,;,(!s exptawition Isom the CHAN crit:Lott of. the. Excat.auea, the Rest,' 4:ion wa , : agreed to. Mr. WitAttroN then Moved - , that a sum not ex ceeding 482,0.::51. granted for the x pentet ! ..of the Barra,: k Dtp.sittliern too the year lit $l. BANKs vvkhttfi to krt,n,v from Abe• Han. Gen tlettian what sum would b pet:A.B;l:4y to l.:irsy tail) vans of the liarrack SN'tnits intwerkti lie cAttnattstiAt•d that a tiutil or 106,0001. WoUld be leyatiett tt , r ihe Life ,Citkards Batracks. ,ti;•Co N thilt ;.111 whole .sum ne cessary for particular Barracks, .would. 131 , GOO:. Anteng, the nthrr kilns . there were IQ,ottoiti,tor the ere/mon ordepots„for the "french prkoners,•of sA Ituttt there wire a great increase.— Therevras: also a stun of - -.5.i,u001: included an. the estimate tot the Isle of :'liVie,lll.Barr.ielif,, SOM of.tiboot Aor the .I.,lartd, of y G'eerrisey.. tic v, as not ;•:•... - tri•o'aily ;14 t ) iocnQa' tht: other items,'brn 'woui"do...twn itift.gna tiuu ttl th cen.criw of the evening. • . ' .Mr,.l3AtiKt_',i. hupad, the ,tioilettrable.Uentlnian would not euine'unpryaren wit when ihu.'lteport was brought up. • •Mt. S. Ly.i"BVittt to - the item respetring' the 131,,0001.0.vithourfurthter'ink•rrnation. 'Mr. R. 141Aitelits acid Mc. entiltaintit , si cA.ijet • •• • Mr. Battsltas , notived one of the items respetiing. the barracks rite Nilinchester, in which a suti)"-V)t.' 5,6001. wai stilted •as requisite for cootpleting those bairacks. lie observed, that-he had procureu frcitu .the , Liarraelt'Office an estirn.ite of the eXpelict , :, aud, he found 'that the original demand was 'o4,Bithl. of winch b7,80011.' b.••!en patd, consequendy,Osily 70001. Wa4 wantiog. Fie tlEretore must tigain re :lleat',•that the Fiono...ratile Gentleman:had - se, little information • to give; and the pubic 'were so . much b..rthened with the txpences lot - barracks, that he hoped and-expetted he would be in .0 bltUati.l) give the most sitikfletory information upon thc .bringing up of the ileport. ThcCIAM , ICELLOtt Of. the EleilßatTftli, noticing the warmth wLltelt bus ti)ienti• (Mr. Butlt.s) had lmtayet.l,l-w hen requiting satisfactory totoritta eoneelved.th.at tut anger anti p:l3,iem whit h he had eXt?rviwti towards MS Holt. nu (Mr. What n.n) was hilt e..dled tor. •lie assurvit his Hon , ti t '- able. Fri.:tat (iNlr. iiititicei.) that ev, : iy attenti.to ru. econo.•,,y, and to Ilk: e.urtaiitt%tjf .expenci!•., tnthe liS•rack .1)..p1ittc. , .•.:;t, -was pat4.l by the hcott (Mr. (),ibortt., ,N•fatidtacti), at the sante Intl.:, he, (Mr: liattkes) tith.dtt perilups find, that 'no hard' nor' b cli 'tit) informed' tis settfled gine. - Considering the rise 11.110 the pride of snateri. ;its since' the. Barracks at Winchester were) begun (a N 1 w! year,) t difference- o 1 70001.. In th e cstiatiato c o uld nut be considered as' very great.. Mr. 13,41stuts denied that .he. had used either warmth or anger when desiring itlierMAtiOh, not- did he Wish to roth6t on, the fldriadi Board ; he would give his testimony - of approbatioo to the public c9llitga of Mr.Markhatn. • - . _ • Tito ect.t.ott okthe EXCHRQUP,R Wa% assured' that llon. Friend would.vor Italio as butned cilt3tlictatoriA tone wlUch Itc ittutaialutbed, less lie had been put off his guard. lie• was glad, however, to'extrild from hiM the acknowlt kituetit at the merit - of the - head of, the liartuk Depart. tuent.' Ailr. WIIITD44,Aa thought the Honourable Gen. thtintin and the. House were emu itlecho satisfattory information, before they-voted such large sums or tiot public motley. Mr,WnAti:vost put it to the Committee, whether he 114 d -failed to giving the necessary information. 'He was not used to he 'talked' to in the diettitorial man ner which the lion, Gentletnan (Mr. Bankcs) had evineW tone ,and , Manner (and- he. hoped in saying so, lie did Dot speak unparliamentary) were such trs was not fit. to address towards, him (Mr. WintrtOa), He had clistinelly.stated that th e sunlit - alluded to were the estiniatedlutus, and not for wok iwprogress. • The 1014 , ,uitati was" hen agreed to. 't sums, atter 301110 , obierva0ons (rani Mr. B.:Jukes and Mr. Whitbread, were proposed and a t l,te..ii to Ita Ullienting Ministers itittl French Refugee ,C lvistit,tet* - 4'4 T o cr,m , picte the Buildi ngs at th e NeW-Igitu 9, S , , J I : Or n,itiltvw.ti Muutimery at ditto Fu! 1 I .IIIIICI id ditto . . 41' 04,50 01 Ag tic ulturt 4,00 r rliti House - resumed, and the Report was order ed to tit received oti Monday. COMMLRCIAL CRIIDIT DILL. On the third reading of thr. Commercial Credit • Mt. Wm Tollgate stated his objeCtions to ti:e Wbittli llt c.outid,,lvo at inspropei:4ohe potis4 Attioug wally otljtrea„tis to it tinder the Bill to partic . ipat It, the 1't..114c to the ielivt it alrottlto. Another givolg a lt opt oft to 'lllenthers , Parliatmot to par otie. ~t ifs were. a 4eacriptioo of per SUils slit.) 4Mgii! nalt.d.dy hupposed un(ter the in flow:cc of tievcAlloww. alit! th,telole sttch ait: Lite fxvikiattito oeverhito tOil• Ttn" Sill, ill liit u t itoeo, %yip, itileho,At tt.':iqt to -the lokt ofowoof.: , :tudcis, ttNeil, nowever, ts) , Vio ' •, it n .l( „L, Nu, 4, Nl.l(,,cti,; , ;(mit, i;0 - Oft";I; • 40 aq 11.1 S. SOlitii hrte i x , No, 1 1 , 4. ; Sitatid, AdygrilSorietilS/ Orts,rf lot tl4e PoVer, 1-c:ltcr, rut itat 4c. (foil-pulaj, n . , it t•Fai.of a n a luretn give advtin!ag,e to Ohdrlei eila the trainer of the 13111 he s.vaa sure did opt orot could plate- beneficirtil. \'V i;lifewer! to ! tttllkg Ihu / . equi 6 . - d reliefs, hr hcliet et' he was pretty form, d whin he stmed tiiai the failtirts ,wilicitiOd taken pl.tce were not to he placed h,) tbe,acetbot of old lion se4, hut were : Occasioned by the oll g spvctilations of adtentuters, wl,o bed ta,vgbt (1,4 ii . uit, iris ti c apourdatiles by their wild and visitniare set:eines, The distress eXPierf: ed, ttro , • frurn Cie •tifatit of otatkets to *bid' i '' cornmodit.y of the manoradorer could' be takeDi an )' ' 11 t! was coi. fi dent that an issue of Escheiver. 13114, of el' the godds of the tonufaeloter Yll4, watehot sod, .% (Add nor sct ttie looms a gi:il 8' f ' .. firril'heliel itvag, th.r., in Ord .:r to r e lieve, (.uUntlY. front the commt.rcial difficulties tinder h e t ll it 14 '. booted, it w - a t by st.ttling the ditreiet,ces `h e l l oh rne. rco; and by rti;il; big peace with Europe; 0 01 1 'tr. e' toll solid foundation upon which node (00i ..!ga;n rest : and in not alit: to his spg6e s l 4s : siliti:iit;,gitilictl'eld7t,:ettliti'dbi9th'el‘ylati.t;'d'.ll,l%tb) l c il oo li l e e r i !itinl 9 ll ' llt rlutPjl;; PPittt of he: Witt) this itnpre,s till; ui' Lld. 1 .1 /4 4 • fir t o pt•rsuasiou -that nothing but recourse to tf . e 0 ,4 , 4 _ Mr. LA td ae; tb o :g ß l il l itilie lte llB.l"l o d3 o n o u lC ilj l inifrt:ir:Ccit:till:l:l:4: his 1 len,' Fr ied , lit taking the s. !Ise 4.1 Ille'll v , ° ; ei still was of opinion that the calamity wit Ali ki :f o ilit t i) ) )t r '°' • n n t l ii ;tl : •) t° l2 llP'w' r i a )' et :'3)lll l l r l e ti f i t ?7°e i i n -fy t a he ve o l l i d t n t ::irflit l e ' te.,,c(l.':ll!l.l:dßi ,I i ' t ' . ' 3 , l t this elt 7 e'fit, that instead`of giviog ttf:oo,lll°''iji showed the enemy that he had sucecctted to's l he aimed a , , hi cr:ppling our Inuits , c P• •- Mr. ,MAttit Y ATI' fl,:Jetql si'lli OW l,v1) FrOn. lel' tkmeit, that it won't! be butt if Coowit'i'll.,l% al,d 'MI tubers of Pot how - t wt-re not alloitt't...: ..'Etim f elief t oith.r t•,.. lii,l i hot I,t• ttultlidtkst • e! ." 'lab the last Hatt. Gi ti ,eiliali 01,1 all the in;og:: were abut, 'l%.ere A kre :id :11 a g• c i 'nal . (Vi'lbli our tnerchantS. '.1:!;1! grand td. ir. ii tv 11 ' Iti ,,, al ,•had lit view was ‘•,o i:ettp .ity 'T.- , tt re 11b'1 1 "' , 1 t .,,. m'ar:K, and, therefore, ~‘ :.'.. ! 1. , 114 11.. 0 b :C ' III neticiiil. i1•1r. IL/111E1cl. was of wets o,t a tl' ° ' c rl ti i el :. n 'rah sod improvident" weteruo tfccilieill'L,s, StoWcd on sqveral '.classes of Bri,is!) iiler o/3 4 t i olfr villintie coniluti had hot been so. h oSit'''', ' i li iii , , , , .l o then, ti) Such An onputolion.- He lootigtia 11'. „le: , was no clAss of' merc hants to whom IP pro ' r 5 , ,,,, lief could extend to whorn 'it ought not lo 1::: '"litl ii oppeari:w to Hitt) to be evicl) , ol, tha l ~,,1, the:••nirchants tit" rnandisd titers m ust be 16 , 1 ', , t ,j :Fur the Bill he should d..cittctliy•vrtet' It'e bu f ' j pi: sa.n tune. he-ccaticurrt dto t h e opinion: of r.l Gentleman below him. o.lllr, kVbitt."'"l). a'touv,ll ?xPedietiey on 111cn c vo of our G(Wciiiirtalti - A - it o by„ p . , by„ th ewound . Which CO.llti t etcet ail". country had received. 4 der i , j+4l enstitql : . . 4i ‘. , . I' or the thud ruading L,,,,),:: A . ..I.l,:it.),lLlitlt...l,:i.l3.:lll7.i!r4ir:iei:eliiilts,'esti3iiiiilitiiitottsithoa:iEnbrx:cpolatisiliii'icatjli():'irl,it:tatidflr)-(: jilintoiitilleri,i:ll.,:::',ll.,.:,,..:l,3l',,lle:i[:lll/1'Ii1:)I',:t6,1 (N,,',1,4,.hi11,t,;!, was struck out on flu' aot!l'u„0„,;11:t , L ll ' ", ":eltt l•ft to exeici,e, th,•.ir '...';) ''' n , toe suojr-,cl„ , Ito 114 ~,frithea.i',,(..x7.,:ocit)nettinti:etret:iiol:iFuP:idpriiilrig Breilst; oetillii:inliasf.:v.','ll,:til L,ordS. 1 t‘ v mli t izt i r : i c : e ;dl o , f i ii ri : J o: ix ' ato lls ; Il i in v l c r i t.: e l a i loitr,ds:::::,1: to 0 1 t i c - je s : ie t : cl ,,t.;. (3 ‘o l ., 3 1 '4,...tonsay. . - fi•-•eti\nliort:Tilel'ernni'ly brought a 11 We 111 1 - , t ',..,jle Ity.be read , • ' 3 second t i irne ant Mitodavt tt ill' iv . r l o :ll .l, e itiy o . idol of the aly were, then -1 1 -' 1° 1 5 ,:l tli" •ariti' at' - Twelve O'clock •the L-lousc 3l•ilu(1 . . ---........... , . • . • - It/R - TIIS. s ,r$1)0, 0 1 7 0 At Bur..H-tt 7 1.1 1 e ° ( ° (m) : l l ll . l,r ie 6 .sitea g o i.te r " bu U l a, l . l 4 : , Y 4. l . t a t i h P o l: i mi l n k s ll rs .e s i t dl r .. l , lll .3 o N : jital t in il m it t o :;;S i lin ti o ' ;r I:sls.tiatetiluirsdil4.l3t: r i t, :e :i . vi. ri:.(1:11::::::1' r, r 1,.01 . , ii : ~ -. • , or .LanC.l•tc,!...e. illo',4co ll su_. of _ r . ttay last, at,Newcastle tipon..!Yil.',lA,,/,e, " ,i,:.t.*,th(•• Both. Regiment,. to M.ss 514,7,00, LA; 'goer ur Davld'Stc ) hensuo to, of ti"" Ca r e 0 )11. TileSita . 1 t ' '• 1, Faviof . le , iv ° y 0 , at Leicester, fo ii .; „ o f li plat;entOtof -, . t. to Mass Elizabeth .‘"latit.laitut ~.........„......„, ------------------ , Ort the r - t h • .- JorX Inst. at Limerick, the Wan 401111, ,enera Aiontresor • c • '‘ i c l:; 2 . l.-: ' 4 1 A Y o 6 11 :1 ;t il t Y te '° 1 $ 111 e. a r- i v id i.c o e t :) Wl t i a 3:4 ; Li aw f 3 t 110 4:: : :::1 ril l reof ~,,,,, t, .r5,..,.,......,.ay !Fit, at Soutbatniat ?nt , Alt,,i o c ~. 1 „r 7,..., :Goal , .y5)...G..,..ii, ..,A ...i0n.,,,, „ o p. ~ ~,i? ewes Rymer Esq. Purser 0 1 00 C ertxrus: , ' i 01 lit - . all ta, • ' Idtlic 7 o' l4 ,$ 0f..0_ ~,,,,,,,,.,.., at .p.el olq_...0(10. o f ,4 ,, .15':.- .itobta A lexaloter ()owe, of flie ligr.., scii3 .401 i. k, ... ,.. , !I . ! e 21St ow. Mrs. Eh zabetit MolAit,'l;ini.foi!o.ll,o cii,: i... Nhargan Nlorgati, termed), Rettot or,o .44 , 01 e., , a 1 i5ti , :;',u((t;tlll,7a:tr,":{iiir;:tritc:rdli,olj:zy;:tb'll:tie6tiittl; s'Wtiiv7iNrist!tcj°quto:l6cijst:lecTilt;l.4vliiol4;:il'il,"A:rGillit;;lteier°a4:. i t :r t j t:at .., ° : ' v : 4 r r% o v i: ° t 414 tare Vi e ttitam' :cook:tocl `l/1e 0 ., td . ifil , t;,7, O H It h i -•le a6t.. u,t at his house Lawti- to M . r. ' lames lob t , - . '.friusie44oll4lo 1 ' ~,ori nton, Lograver, • . 2 - ,511- 0 , plots !'renter. ill,",tr,lY' :Mary Discomb'e, of 'Exeter, ag ed ,, j1;0111j01,, - - ,t . m . taco , 37 grancl-childten,.arni 31gri,°,,c,:t00.,-10 G , icvvidaya Jo, in the poor-fious i ;T n o coo o f 1 , i , 1 ,4 ;‘ , 5 , COS,. a patiper,_ aged ,n.4.yeatS. 131 „ ,r,,. ( 0 , 0 1 last • I , "'act= tie:sulfa I.l.i't which %vas J" "" "cept timtveaitng. ' ''' , . AO; 11 '; {CC , 6 , 1 ';l3.l:PlSNat,,llViulf.k:l)Cet. 1:1 1\1.11‘1.1(11:6SOld:" :486: §u qderidnd . 3 "., l''' UL". , yr..slicanitY. j . 1.0, ~ n 1 11 J10 lif,nw.' 4" Monk Stock shut . "Lt• 1 103. :14 NAiey• i pet ( (nit 97 96 i itt , 7' 4 • . 4 . 63 `i .1 per Lent, shut Litnii)ol4!,., : Lc.. l i, 3 Per Cell , . itea. I ILIt I rlyi.r.l“4l ~1 A el) i .NI i" " • ~.0. , 3 fret Cetit, COM. 64 ,t , ,i i :""'" ' 88 nk 1 .-• A nil. Sha ' ''' L....-- , •:*"" : art.street,Grontror 111t11'go U3t troiscidrtsved. r'~ ~;% '~~ i ,n ~: }. i. ;` ~;;. ~s ~ ~; ~~ 1 : 1 li I gi II { 1 .