The Sun. — London, England, 1811-06-22 00:00:00

`r~ ;~~ ' l l,l ft 1 , 1 V 0 pled calamity, the Chancellor of the "teff e d . beetsee amused the Hattie by extolling the fitialicial state of the country, by expatiating oil the increase of - the' Customs and Excise , and, as if. in s i . rott, by at. ,pringeo impose a tax on' that very raw material which ,was the, foundation ut the inariutadures itt which the petitioners ,were.eng4geel t It wtis true that the Itigttt H Gentlernatt subsequently 'dolled his intentior ; but even this he did in a beest• lui manner, asserting that eine ire, nue of tee coun try 'watt so flotiiishing, as to allow him to wave the imposition of tl:e proposed - du t y. W ha t did the noose suppose the distieevecl. tbatuAlaOturets spurt think .ol this empty viniet ? Viettici it be .easy to, persuade ibcm that gttteitil preepertly add stich inch- ThluatsitiFyrn , g cosAI tie coexistent: He hoped the would de him fir Itunotir ro listen to ex-, :reds a out e he. ConlpspOlOW,WC- tor : which he, wa , , l'otiitt t(►. i1:0vr.,4111 order !'lilt they might seethe tie. c e ssey of tiavieg the vy hole, no the. table; :not With a vete to found arty proceeding upon the docurhVnis iltu ,S-seron, but with the expectetioe of row:Mg the apetey Or Parliament on the subjeci, but Irum the coeYie-tien That Atneri•co.would 5901!:force it on the attention of this teetetry, end the wese that lie, lifyi tiers ! , who thotrelit ev eh him, might nut be fotand so riegieveful of thee . dUty as to have omitted rot arienyt to lay en the table of the, House ,such .. pai,eis as might enable the itittion to understand the salbjeea, and, might prep :le P4irliatnent to Come to some dtcision upon it in the next Session. It w, old eppe it it, the coreespondetice, that (111 Jail. '2, I 0 10, P,i,ne,kney wrote a letter to Lord IVellesley on the suejectof the iced of Mr. J.e.ilison. 'l'o this letter 119311S.Vrt was returned until Mirth 11. On t) Mild:4er 011SelVtd, ' thot;6 , ll I, was aware eh .tin, answer WOL;IO not hastily given, i certainty did. not , v.:tire& Such a , de4.- I,ty." U e :questionabl; it was a delay which ought. to be tr,:ounted t-r. Oa Febt utry ibe Mr. Pinck-, !ley wrote a letter tu ,Wv:heiley on the subjeo of the blockade,. -whielt letter ,was Ilt)t • 'answered iflarcll.2. On April 30.-Mr,,Pieckliey wrote a letter, on the ioitljeot of the ei ; r101 Milan decrees, to , whick be reielved , no aosiwei.: Ott May - 14, he wrote a letter coinpleiliing of the termite( truce given to tliff iorging of American P ,p• rs, to Which he received nu apswer„ (i)vt Jour .3, .:\lt. Pinateity wrote a letter to.Loid Wellesley, !viol to its letter of Atitil4o, and requesting a telly to it, To this second letter olt iitt b,tm a subject, he received no outwear. , 011 J e t ) , 7, he wrote a tettor,colopldining of the ,delay in•the nomination of o,l3titish,Mtnister to Ainerit:O. ibis letter a verbal assurance of ait irnmedlate appoitltmeul was tIM •unly'reiuti). - 'On .A:ogteet the 1.8 t 11, It;.. wrote another lette=r, refe rring to his former letteis of April the 30/h, and June 03d, te 4 Pectidg 0 11 - Berlin add Milo' , Dtecree , . this' third ap phi idiot, on this eobjed, Mr, Pim:lvey leCeiVed no answer. Ott-Pi oguittt 41 I, he addressed les11; agAiit on tho suojeet tit hiciekade e but .freeiV ed-110,,ireeer. August fib, I‘l(..Peitli:nq an• nourtced to 1.. rd Weliestkry the ,revocation of the neritli end nitiit 'cress, and "lie ebe. ly.iclpof the British OrdvlS its Coulaitil- Warr Aka l i not anew,veed ttiltil the tictatillber 1f), Mr.. l'illeicticy wrote tei.l.,erci \Velleeley Int the seeet,,i ,ai:the 11,i•oluti of Set 'JAttiVla `l3AlillarrA :de coodeitinvirtio.a • o(an, Ainettetw• ,tisst.ll,, and. „the impreslmettt tut: synt . ..- A wee t c 4 . 111 S itetitll 1 , ( - .'..1 1 %4( 2(, :4ild tiiea tPil 0, it . IVbkr dCd the Ol‘lek.t , to r the ite:rer of the Amt. VC4'A,lw.s,tvf,rredi tO,Sir Scott, by who I) it was ,sui.),-.(1 ; and nolovn. tic), o:ll.ttever i,vas etude feft lie hopiesSeti,tidatuser, altliteee,ii they were atterweres bran ierder flutti the I\dioir . 4it v. :Tito, list c,rcolo,ranotr , ivita: . e • rtiPPt 6;4JA hote,i,;reti. front, a F. 0 1 ,40 State : k0„ti1 , .,! a reprcseilim ' K m to G,oyartubent, of the ju Aloe 01 tN,itich,t heir .uhnita to COlTtlat4 *tit all aC kat)o,,lvdaillUtit yet.they dill not cou&scentl tea no it e rite rit4;ret.ittatiott ifseit l flow would atich etineow , t be! , s'l4arattewitt , d , life ? would it n o ee terioed most insuitiog tend d , Velillig to the poly tots aids whom it .WaS etrtilifeSted Sept. r - 2 I , Mr. Pio , ktiev, egairt addressed Lunch co Abe tealijeet of the blockade, rvietring to Itialorii apvtic. 111 14 i11;; tt reply Akin. Oti Deveiniwr lie wrote nu the subject trf the.roxi To -Inns tetlet no ottseter was teturued, alv hough tire procveyhties were impeoiled^ortsii alter Mr. Pinckney twi-ted when she. 4.ljudicelion look phicei. The knit of . Mr. Pipcknity's %esters) WWI e=rred Dta , .;eokbcr, 10, to winch not obtaining What .he conceived a ..saiistateoly teply, he desired his bud'. ence of leave, Lie .(Mr. Whitbread) thought trivet prier !saving heard these memoranda, tin:- klouse would son the expecheney of procuring the'-decd. ttteitta''in. an lotto. Bot whatever Might be the bentiments tit,. the House on the , subject, knowing; as he did, the • iterioue evils which *. i e tee,—.,toresie tog ;he dreadful events which tiiiglit • - prosioly teke pi:he in the centite of the boonw. , r these who vt ere enduring such evils—t;clog hunger was a Shag) • tilSk , Ma9ttl, anti tnie,to drive to acts which he prayed God to avert, he tell it to sle his duty, to enoete.fi That an humble . Aderere, .be. presented to Ids' ',toyed _Highness the etteee Itegent, praying that he would be . iiiacioteltly 1 ,1,,,, tat ;,1 to direct 1.141 t tot.te be laid heroic the House; ee'Les ell Corm... Tandy-nee between the Secreteiy 0 1 e i e tor Foreiet Affairs, and the Minister ofettve t.,J teed :!tapir of Ainereca, daring tho year 1 1 8 It)." `l . O O Ot•thr4Get.l..oll of tit's ElciCtilf.OUSlS: trusted SL, 11. Use N' , ,tstittl net he -- (imposed to enteteeiresecti a roo 1011 i.e tiratcerete by .the. lion, Gentlemen, without ally erveeotis netive hiving beitn giken,auld eSileCta',lY 'Abel) 1, 4 0- tint). (jot tlettian ita ,ed, th t be did not cotieeive his fluxion toblil be followed by .any' thing iu the pr ca a n t,,s exi i, l •; but merely the prodnetion ut the,papere, ;D i e ner there wits 4 ease in wirto' a noir-coot mo ti o n *4 4 'motherly' requenit, it nitot 1.0 ~ w hen ree vetiverlito. p e ee lion was to fereee.i. ft it - verb to do 'Joy thing Iminee.iaretee - that. neetereely s might be. reetioretiey weed to 111 , 1 , 104.1 . he'linuse to entertain ;a: ttieteen notiee. He re ,. how tvor, w t ti,nu "nen necessity, rind ho . waS CAA 4c() / bat the Honse felt too etrortgly the benefitio p oli c _b ne ineee, n tvasderived trent the little. tics; oh Veit , notices of ,lbotions,Au &Taft frara , the Otitild course on the -present, occasion.ifont Getieteman iould have but bad 11,vo tflolivtd, brilegit% -teriveitt this sobje6t. The- one was to 01 4 ti wi.‘ iti ~~~~ ' 1 _, R .__,;.,...._ _.. . „ make It seeds, site other to obtain the prOdualau of the .paprts in ,tiuei;tirin. ltt the first part of these objects the llon. Gentie , hati hat succeeded ; and with resp , ti to the sectind; as he tentselt declir ed, that' it was ocit intelition lei luund any nio. tion cp , :n the papers during the" present Sesston, it appeared unnetvssary to produce them until the next Such would have been his argument at any period, but it t.i.ere ever tins a time al Wilton it was peculiarly itschilibeht iipon the Howie to re., west a, sno ion rrt. rttis iithnie, it was the pie s,!nt when on oppratutiity had been at-find ttcl for judging of the ,ellect which ought be pro, duced by Mr. - )'tenet's IniiSion to Ainerica. Yet .4 , such - a mOmen , dttl the -lion. Gentleman CONIC forwai d. with hi, fiti/r/e. At such a Mottet.t did he tell the Arner!icati ',Govt.rnment not ()toy that their interest-, but that their honour, had beets Injured by ,Great,Btitain. At such a inomtnit did lie attempt era gise an Impression of the i t egoci,ittoti which had taken place, of sitch a nntore as might be-total in the negociatiou which %Nu's suit carry tog ott. With resped to. the HotiouraKe (3ctilienian's obseivo. buns on the different parts of the currespundence, the present was not the period for buninv tiling us Ott them. When the negticiat lon shout.: be tertut. hated ) that would be the time for discusstug its littilth, and not while it wits yet pvtithog, l tide , d, those observa , ionsmight well have-been spared. Thinking, as he did, that the whole of the existing es ils of the country arose out of the comitierciat polity ot tve kititisil Government, the •tionouttible bad a right to avow that opinion ; but ai erit jutitture, when the Hun. Gentient himself had adontxd that no P:srli ....lien :r .) u• eeeding tOtlld iMmediately his motio(►, tic , was not justified in inaking remarks, the tend , hoy' t. )l whtCh could at least not be benzticral,. NY'll,O respect to that 'pariinti of the lion.Gcnileillatl s spvojel,, in which ht. iii, l,,red his opinion) tint. iiio eKisting eVili grow Ow of the i poi c ) ot the .I,irttish G;veriiiii , ..ot, did the iiion.stientieiit , ii consider that there was at leas , Lonsitletatile whether, hadinis ciatitto" not •putsnell the system w filth bad beeb.atiopted, her trace would tiu , yhive suflered as Cow pltte an eselositnt lions tile.Cunti nem ai sit pregelti'i -in 'that .ease, the Chile pl'et. sure would have been endurati by .this country, as she-- sustained under the 4misting c.reutnstai.o with this aggravating eotusidetation, that tat: o. triuyf was staering no nitattremence whatt . m.tr, but thio: from the advantage of ineutr.o carViaEe, rte W.is iteved from the v ressure which he elichAVci.l at the present triotnent.--a picsiture which he (ihe Chati:. cellor of the Excheyner). niintentittl was infinitely greater than' that sustained by Great Britain, and whkh he wos satisfied goaldinot much ionger be endured -by the eneiny. lit urged ths the multi strongly, because he dal nut wish thoSc titian tutiate individuals who were suffering in this Loonity iron) the suspension of chtnnierc:e; to be iniptess , ti by the Hon. Gentleman's speech with the notion that their evil.' were am ibbiable to their own Govern• tricot slabs ; that-there wits nothing lli the conduct of Fiance Which had a letickitcy to tit:ottani those evils, bid that trieir oWn Government mete the real mid ilule enyibieS of the{s country. Uid the lien. tientlentart consider the curets of r . e . protit talinn inn site mind!, tit rite sutitrerh 'l n c 401 i. : titan ' Cltrct4l.l l, .ed tart ill!bt ePretielliat oh he (the Cleo ceilor Of the If.ittchequer) had and up' a tarter night, /tint had dwelt on the alas .crity with .which the observiviOtt had bean utter ,pr,tsd;-aa-tiolding out the pro,peOi -of an accontino. ;dation between Great lititaitt anti Certainly he fist field out no such vxpa:tation. Whet lee had stated *at simply, that, pt the present aspect ctl OffairS in the North of Entope, it would be. impos. :sible ftit Buonaortes' ttt make': those.ext?rtions' in 'Spain end Portogil to' w hiCh he inighi . (Alterik he- nir cepitst, aa it Might hadangel'Otlll for bun, to send till his thine thither, the other garter without ate :adequate guar , l. This' t%'!ls the eNtent, of his statement. The Hon,. Genfleitran rqill),lChtitl hint , for the favourable ,dotaatplion which, : nii a furme occasion, ho had been enabled 'to give of tho finahces of the' eothilry.* 9w• wqb 'ibis reproach (auricled ? he havabi , ett jUst died because• there insisted consideriule distress attn.ing, in stating the 'receipts of the .... 4 4.kettequer at andaitionnf less thati'that tuAitthcliilicv lead reach ed.? llk duly was to y haute the flouSe the ariwal Initiation of the finant,es'ef the con:ltry, and. not to-misrepresent that'aithation. , ' The How. Gen tleman repinbatOd^ the ditty Which had beeti Oro. posed, On Coiltiti vonl; although that- proposition was atterwards withdrawn, not front the slightest conviction that the manufatitners liase sus tained ,any tojtuy 'from it (tor he, was I,er4uacied that it would.-not !give diminished,' by a single pont - 4, tht..:Consuttiptinti of . the raw tniterial), hut butause. oidispositiOn to think. that tt. wotrkl , he inju rious to their -interest had g,town '.up among the mattufacterers thettvelves, and had been encouraged by those 16'1401min they looked tip for advice and support. He should•certainly oppose the produce non of the papers at present, although the motion was one winch migntperhaps be repeated, with great propriety, -in the next Session at Parliament. 11r.WIIITIIHEAD .„stated in explanation, 11)81 - he had not giVett notiegt of Iris present motion, because he had beeutne possettied of the , correspondence as piddislied in America, only withia the last 48 hours. When the Right flon . . Gentletnatil opposite (Mr. Owning) had.tite seals of the Foreign Depaiintent, Alit:inn as indisposed to: grant papers flfi Puy tnah r tte never refused his assent to them production on the assertion that they had already been published in another:tato. lie denied the possibility of his remarks producing any ill etleet ott the negociation with AtiteriCa. The object 'of his motion was to prevent t h e Right Hun. Gentleman from putting into the month of the ittivnt at the opening of the n xi Session such assertions as be had ;pin into Ilia nibutli at the commencement of the present Sett. Sion. The Right Honourable Gcntletnan taunted his: with hescility to his own o:rverneneht. If he tishi *Worn. tdiegtance to Nlitilatrrs the ,iecusation might hive been well founded; but his attegiance was d.tte to the Throne; he would 'not call Mini- Myra 'the Government; freer did he see,'When .by their , e,.)intnereial folly - they'hadlironght tin.! Chinn, y to-the-sole in - whit:hit at present stood, why he Wei called upt.in to pallette their coodutt, and to represent things otherivisathan as they appearetl tohlin. LON D( Prbirol by lk It. 11,4 kRLS ' 41-NOl4l taart"'"' 'u "t , " 4 .strtet I .1 No. I 12, atrabil, wLere ildverlisonents, O r d e r s tc Wirt,feti het \voiiis gay di At tilealst feitei oiite titer chants and manniadiners originated in theileonduct, and then turning round to the merchants and Manufac turers he would - wry tfiat they bstitentributed to bring those distresses on. They had (Alter , d-at the Roy al Ex • cliangr when the negocialion for Peace, was-broken otf. To - theitii,L ,- N crinSidrahle paillon of their misfortunes vas ascribable. lie never extol,t4ille. conctild of the enemy. Whar he conlvockd watt, That while, that condu6.l wag onjuslitiabie, the. con-. serinent proceedings of Nlinisier4 ertt unwise. Aficting to tread in the steps' of Mr. Vitt, Mini stUrs had fallen into the trap . which lie cautiously avoiLletl. U.ile99 ihecouila)r could retrace its steps i it Was andoue . as a commercial, and would be un done as a warlike people. fie (h.clared that ,ht would not withdraw Ilk l‘l,Jtun, 'though he should not give the House the irun . nie of (killing (Ilion it Mr. ROSE ObsetWit , that it was nnf,ir . to stiffering mantila6tOile:is that English Commerce ‘'os excluded from the Continvnt because I\4llli:tiers, would not resold then Ord, rs 'when, the Honourable Gmiletn'an WA 'knew that the reoca ion not only Of the l),lcts in C,, , tmcil issued under the, iiresent Admintsirition, but of those issued, and wts - ely u ck.r the last stration, WM dem ,nded, ar tsell 'as those nittorial rights with iTspVct to blnek,tcle, whfc . li Great ilittain had so long and so im.fsput,bly possessed. Sir C. PRIc d'rdaird, that most of the principal !.,,tu he bad the honour of bLing iiciptinntt d, 'Were of (pinion that the Orietill Council lta,i oven roost stiisi. an,f stdtitaty. ntOt too was then Out ancfneg..nivell without a divison. NItiNUMF:NI''T(} SIR W.,MYERS. . AtiC et,Lott of tic EXCII EQUEIt. gave notice, that. on N 1011,1,1 lie %honk . more art Addreaa to hi., Royal 1-Ii tunes; the Prince Rcgent, praying woplil be gra,iowily pleait.4l.o' give. direc tum,i tor Alai 6ruiitiou ofa NlOnOinent to Sir Willi:nu isdyvrt. to the 'Serielnt St i -tits, tl e Clerk.a, and cers, of, the House. *# . .Mr. LiuTcutt4soN presented a Petition frorn tie Merchants of -• Cork,' pr;ig an Amend:wilt ol the Itinkrupt idaws. Oriterd to lie on the I:1 1 ) 1 e. In answer .to a . question trout ford Binning, tha Ct,atieellor of the,,6),chequer staled it to be las iii tention, in the noilSesiion of Parliaine. t, to sub mit to t , e Hots'e n' motion rel.ifita to ii:pri•ing Mail Coaches 'of thtet, present esetriprion tri)in Toll; Adjournect to Monday.- . Ileturtg, NisA'Y' 2'1.--M. oe LADV.NStY, toiviii General from Russia, pas.ted tlironghthis rho the qaY -bv-fore yesterday, on his r etail from fori.S to St. rdersly.irg. Hu t 4 Gftiilr , M A V 7. --Many Itos , i vn Coutorl, VIENNA, Irv' Bt"d7 bet off .vitlt dispatches rolAire to, til' . '" I"ls'ockatiotts ;.they wore luhlressed to Colidai IW. DovvvtTcu,.and tho Servian Bctia,c. , unhouoded contidetlCe' Of, 'lie 'EMperor. Evert MAY 8. --Count WALLti t tang hddre4sed to, his Majel y on the subir:ci of l• nancs Is transmitted 10 thts Minister. . , The trifling clouds of roistmderstanding isibich lila - ,--. di arisen bet wesm Cze.lll.:l :all the iltviiiito willit.•►.. erjoys tits appear to have dis4ip.t•eci. 1:11::Sort;ons8n,!1.1toni.., a i d in concert, and are assembling toi c A t. 01'''''. 6 the ,Tarks, who have made degnoliqr'""o,l6 Bosnia, and from the siile of Weddin. To Pur l from the Propitiations, the Turks Wi 4 lt in I ) , 1 canroign to ter:4nge• their successive di.103", n the activity, f o- Iholidtti Vair seems to h sre Orr with gnat ,conlidence. ,` ' nreact ' SA,cII6,NYi MAT 13:—The report which V, ', ' ,otter , a spe,cly iiilol VieW it,:t \teen solos:v11d fol monaichs daily pittit more credit.c IMS 11"ifgo that it was on this.acconnt tha nssetub.ly t 0 States of Weimar received (Ado* to t,lldi'li of . its sittings. • otil I'3l G i .22. ... We are rerinested to inaken.the following 6rfee't 11,°119 iri`a Report -which appeared in nor IttPer!,', tire. 1.411 - 1 lost. of a cause, tried in die Sllrrin; . 9u I 1 i G;obd , „1, in v . (,aline, 0 6 , ~,,,,03,3 of d ' dtenture, fo 'recover It'sinn. under fibl, 101 a laiito(4 N le,ltetvices of the,detendant's son, 1130 i'llil,ll',,, aipprentike, wh .osurforedl4%;o MO6 tll , i ill?priSo47 '0; Of ,vdtlL tug the pli-notitc'S iniont datiglP4r,, I ! ot . report it eras stated;•that .ihe actions.vA 1610 gut:c4raltit:danit)toti:dtu:A.B.ltrre..in::dilitte'le'lli,,sol°:‘ei.tirt.°l7larliP.:ibrnl:Yri:lnte7Caeallit:(l.;:nl:ll)lstietinlifelte s i t w 6 1 1: litfill that 1I C: : 41 15 4::::::::::11:11.1.11 d1:111 e:111:;::litil 11 ft):Cit vil l; 1 . Cg .., 0V ETATS AND BONN itTs''F'lCt3illfl Nrrranient pasied in the frig° 1-:::),t::;:r him, that whereafore this lime it, H I . , fo. used, arid' vet is, that ce,r • tain coltsmen-nao' oci a m t uk s e n r c s h A ti adnCl;:elteeorSusd OOprilic.:1:11atli): i o r ,liilfilrge,'::lii 11:1,rt S . la ndel h not.,A ~ i .r.ti'xv3ponce tiley wilt setiojoir 6 j 91'rningl or• . Pelice ; . alai algo 6011, lhl'' 4 . ~. Vl' 3'l 'heir in Xvi pence, they will 01l it lar11;?, :oil 'logs or v 81411in;s—and by cmgethey It'7°„.rp sell that every- mail ilnlqt OcCUpy then, ill.e.);:ordiiir !tern-It node es.eof Ceggier]. r rice , s 2. ' -. , i l;ef; esrAi, 1:( 1 , Ike, that Ito hatter nor capper, nor o'7-I,ll' e i 4' „shall not put:to sal-6 any ha! to 3"YL ,„ (11 oe lOt sipen'u:::ic:":l-IYt 'hcesabPle:sUvi°43avtt'ill'ialilee-PiPtrrli.74ste,"°°ffi-zeijx.'%9ll:llli7-4,e6l:rat:l:elt::, 'he ;-• - • - . - 1 population of Portsmouth has be ~, 1,71 .Tire place cotrtaim 1,084 .iphat,itrd hoot-I'l'oo,r f,ini , lies ; .2,8 si rti dos ; 4,g 1(i female'. , 5 , ii, Pi t' 0, on taking the numbers,' that: 001"/i-101i 75 Pe r ', 1 strevt, contained 1 4 hintliesi' consistal. 1 no.rio 01 scuts ! The poi,nlation of - the egiotis,r,,,, polio' Port ~..a hay, not yet been a 9(11010+1.d ,t 5 tprolo lati(n) of, I Ile City .of Pete,tborough 01 : jilto 44t7-'" i .s—Males poi I; .. telbales ft4l3. i f ' t , to o' 2l I!'e Population of Northampt, ti allioul.:010. .397 e ot . whom ate tilale*, aild 4.40 le wienil i i le I MALI i,BOlt OUGII-SI WEE r.-4/011/Oric, ' l , ~ t o ill 'ed Duke'Ot Norfolk, was yesterday 090,‘,.,111,,pv . office, by the DL)l4eof Norfolk's footrn:01, 001 tog excited a tint at 111 Grace* 14000,1'0re 1,0001:' square, on Thursday rlight-. The P'l!_rior,g- at ' the .neighbourhood, by repeJtedly 11,'''. imervarA I:Sze. I-fe Was committed for want.' (.10111,1,_'rsior or: krtilitAitk:rder:°biltyel.g.naNtlenkoit:lkyair,ik‘;:wtda:tlyiti' odteuertetinvaleaninit°::;e:icinf'tt:tel:ll::,l dseit.ryvaniiii;tl.: t,- in his o vir yar.o , at Pcee l'i is b ur e'}` 1-/Prifige, He had alighted from. ~_,.., war, in: v ju 1 e n I iy, tto,ritortitirteLtiolactibdidlo(piit:si,laaciti:lf p‘tililicioli i,L,,,i'litillic 1,1)ilio:kcoilo it - L spot, . _________—' ...;--..." ---------.------- . ) , I , 11/01.1.v. t he 'Oa f„,`",,:; Out Wednesday lair, in siorß•Plile,io,oo e l (~ Gtnteral 11: I. e.Aiipbell, of tlid lei h f a SOO, i_ • -1 nitiir .. W t of Cv.,,rieYt,l) NtlltOn w-ednesttsy last ,••• - • e''' ' A i•• tkit."- ' wer,_siviric 2.,(Ausoy4: 0: 1.3:4:11:47):v.1,14::" , 'CQICI:ICt,: S sel, *ld et.Q.Acen ADD. lit fo,t , m Aglit AIM °. ecolt ( .te ) : olt il yr T ;i u ti u e g r s li sti d t 4. e:r l l f a as'S e ti"r ,v. : l lc ollii : l'f : )l l ; : e° c lllll ll : l : l l3l ::: l V :t -i s tn. f i: ::: : : !;14 ; 03 ,4 : 4: 1 to' 1. W:.Spericer ot " ,A,; WarvVicKshitt: .CllOlO Clefilear ti Iltn. Ann;lvoi, Odes: 11441001 r el 0 duck 00"OUra*"*P"I' 111 i bt, 3roci,t."' aft i~l~fir On. Jiii lout. ow nbutn °I . %V ItOrn Mites, elq. L"I47';?4,3:14181141' West —Betty V.sq 'iiittlor 01 tlcorY YVSL Youn6 KusZAis• iuot 1') COXI, 1044:,11 . 0 0 1. r t aillips at Mari,et. OWI4 4°141 ,4 , 1) 4 yd, 7be Novcri*tie • • $), Ao. ` sti bunderlAtid • - fI)CP' RIC'S l'' #4 rl'l'4:4lo slolfi 05, 175' I Ontik 6toOcs, 1P414 liwW‘43" 11' e AV,' Cznt 1 , 3: 4 t .N 41% q 4 per Cent• 79 i L .,. • )10;011'1,„ t tr itcti bAi w.rt lw" 01,/,,1 p , . _ , ; c, 3 pc( OW. Cons. otfot rat bank. L. min. 161 13-10" Ml.. FINNERTY. Mt. Wirrrattahrt presented.a , Petition. from Mr. Peiet Finnerty, complaining not of the sentence Of the Coutt of, King's Bench, but. ,of the mode in which that sentence .was carried into execution, bs; which hi, health had been tnateridlly injured. • He (\lr. W.) had .suttee tim, ago recommended Mr; riotterty to •apply 40 the" Regent, on tie Betbjm, through the Secretary,,of . .tate for the Home Dv. , men t In conspnonce to that e, Petitionsr wai presented ~ about the stUtli,or.,:47th of . May.-- I lay Pig had a subsequent communication - with - the Seerelary of - State en) thesUbjea, he (N;iri had been intornied that the Secreiarypt State had writ ts.n - to the Iligh Sheriff of the county ofliticoln to di- I cct.an tnquiry to be made intd.the case; but that tie had received no infortnation up to . a very recent Period. , On ,his stating this eirconvitane to Mr. Vitinc,rty; iqr..Finnerty had desired .thee-lie. would present his Petition toffee House of CUturnons. The Petitinit,was then brought up, and read by .the Milt. It wets at considerable - lehgtti, and stal ed the ,rigour or li'innerty's confinement to be in direct hostility to the tnild cbaraiaer of the BritMi Constitution, Thitogh io a .weak state of kiettlit ..- . hez, , ,Alas coritincti in a lelon's apartntent, ClO4O to. a common sewer, the stench (nun which waa molt otEnl4iye SIVA ji , jutiOtlS. It had bun hint4d , tv him .hy,a Alagiotate who had visited•hitn, that. lie thigh: ... .. obtain. it bowl, leartnyan on the paymt:nt - , tiirce guineas a week j . Ettid on Ens olottii7ing that - finances wound nett pet tnit such an .expence, another magistrate observed, that his subscrption. was.likttly to be considerable. Ha had 1,0, ; !n denki -the ixer. ii)dili.c,nikahlt to his heqlth, and treated in , every a.severny which hr prairunied was not. i lie C4iiiteinpitoido tit ihe Court by•which I.34:WHS .S' . His player ,was foi an airy aptuirrient, vvi•h upportuntty for eXettlgel, which thu prison.- yarc, ati , fli dud. . . _ Ott. the ceutielt that tile Petitien,do lie.,CM the T.ttje, ivl. Secretary 11Yrna rose, rn0t..16 oppose the m-toion, hOt to n734ie a few observ,tions.on the,case. Ile had written_ to the,litgb-Sherid of Lincolittatire to Take inquity into it, nt.ll.in Call'itAtlenCei (*that. 6entlettion.haying net:ttlentally been. in town, and of his letters not hat.ing been forwarded to -hint from the count ry,:he did tun receive an nns'wer until yes. terday. It -appeared , that .Mr. Finperty 11,td been anowed to , take air and exercise for three hours in the ;lay, at his own periods, but in consequence of belmviOui; Witi9h, was not only inconsistent with the disciplioe of the prison, but totally opposite to all de cency and propriety', it unfortunately became neces sary to withdlA% that indulgence; still, however, he.had no ilesitvion in saving, that he felt it its .duty to give iiireaimis that , •Mr. Finnerty should be ,allowed air mtcli'air and exercise as.were compatible with the necessary precautions to prevent a recur reuce of the conduct to which he had alluded. Mi.WHITBItEAD piessed the necessity of placing Air. Finnerty in amore airy apartment ; and in sup. pert'of that opinion, adverted to the certificates of Dr .Lipseemlae, Dt. Chatlesworth, and Dr. .FallS• , , , Sir FIIANCIS BUIIIIRTT reprobated the infintler. in • 11 , 1 r. iiinnerty had been treated, and partic.e 14 riY theirldelbsible seventyelhaving virtually subs jetted him to selt-tai . y confinement. - ••• , .Mr..II4.2INGTON said a few-words, the tendency , of .wlneh we eonld-net Mr. HUTCHItiSON L'ontendeil tlust•il W4S the dut y' o et i re s u h t e ns H ta u n u e e, House to pretet:tse I : under such Lord CAtTLMttJ+AG,I4 otiserved, that to the prose cution of Mr. Finneity, he had discharged a very painful duty not to hiim:elf alone, but to lite aduati nitaration of the justice of the country, which had been ,grossly Baying dime that, he was certainly .desirous that the confinement the lush . vidual in question should he marked wit* as much ibtlnigenee as possible. , • • .Atter some further discussion, in which Sir, S. fto ,, Inlay. Mr. W, Strrob, Mr.D. Giddy,.. Ir. Ryd.er. liVilithread, Mr. C. Adam, ,Mr. liatchinpon, Mr. Whippers, Mr. Bret:gnaw,. and Sir F. But sett pariiciptutd, • the Petition wa ordered to lie sari • , . On the motion of the CHANCELLOR of Ove i g " citric:eel, the usual — grants were road to the Charznen Uf the Couittratee,oi W.aysandriVlesoso 4 , r Wilted 1-61 - W I I VA M A KIWI tlt 'S ittill; Se it Mellton t_ tr l e P .4 ,,, t l, C49 : ve. It . the Ptetter Ltlu.rr: far 01.4. 1 E4442r grini I P al"a.