The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-06 00:00:00

i !, I. I' , , ~.s . 1 11e14144 ,:k 3 r„e Ynting, This eirt.mnistance- took pl"le, ( 1 1 , 1'1114' 11:e last Selsion of Parliament. The yetiion.. ii,•.vever, had not 6i..ert. finaliy tiecided argue..) on .oe li!'on;' a • Hill' beio.; reserver! to be " I.xcl'e,lll' ;`k-.‘.,.,-4intit!rit. Early in: the pr Sent Session, 11.-. (1.,0nt f',.,11,...t0rie) lt:hl inquired of the Attorney- Gaeral it aity twitter, pt oceedings wet , : likely to taks ia , .e? to . this "-the Att ) rnet. -General had re- , p1 , ,,1, t, at be was read,t-10 . -. lgue the case whenevrr , c'til . ' ' iti)on ity u! Jud,;es to do so; but aN lie 1 »(1 hoi- he! -..n No (.41,c,l noon, he Nvivied now to' give ,notice, that if. the p :int ‘t, re not decided in the c n . :' , of l'it. «nsuiug term, it was his intention to :t,i!'" at'' some proceeding 8n the subject. He did ot wish to' dwell nn the. peculiar hardship of the • , C ;lt'i bat Ili' COuli) not help observing, • tuat this ' ll"i '' l ' vilu i ' a 'l " 0 frientkt, hid heen selected as the kwje,l of a pro,,e,;olion tilt that v. hick almost every k 1;,.r.0nil principal. tradesmen hid been trifilfy of hr )t..:114, Ile had heel) ctitt vioed on an old Act of Para ,;lent tittle in thi! reign of Edward VI. He ,ould'il,ive wishel 'to h ire entered- l'nofe at large • into tilt stioje.l, and have art,u,:d oil fho " lure ()f 111 ' , l!faVisions ot that A 1, •to asclrtain if they tune. itliriciettil vuotor, heitsive to reach suell.o easc..."-- 11; l',l),:ated it wls his ir:tention to, give.notice,,that If the ea. efter. , ot likely, to be ;argued in the en-, 1,11 !erii ht ,Iltrild make: a, speitie i notion ou th : 4116 :10 1 .. n( 4 Aleitly % i'll) a VieW to OW .iirtiBl'll' ( il ta ''bi • d • '•' It .rittion ot ii. (iise Lt. to or er to piopos,, do (3 t. , t li e I lw, ,ir pt:rhapa a feiNY,lll . Of the A;; - t under wliich I 1).. youiig had blest) eOnViCled; . • ' ~ tit.l, fill'oaNCY'-Gt;Nrtit..iL.olo6-ijit,,f hose %Vito had . r '4l4flie Noble Lord Otos( he led to iiii,gine that 61.1,110 linpitiper. del.iy had i aken ..plate, W Leo thc tiiioo %Qu i put to him by the Noble Lord some . rn t e Ago, file Co.lts were... 'not sitting. If . bill% .1 triitlaiimtii:iii to ilk : Lis; Teroi; ,he (the AttorheY-Ge' '''') bio 11.0. rei,lie.i, Qin, 'tie Care retnaine4 to 1 -4'ttiled, and rtiat.tw was ie.adyto argue it - lit 'n C46(1 ul'on., H e wished it to be observed. that it 14 3 ir, II :411,(.1bilblor ii it, 1)314; been argued b-t'veett si lat lime and this, theft! having. beri n 01:1307unitY ;:",4.4..--the.oilt Tern, I).,ing- elided he ni'' the quest cut Pitts: and the next not'begun when the sunji-Ct. I , 'a • aga,b breilli,:)t torwiad. ' En wai Jut aware thd , 11":'!'ulion Lid berii droppeLl, and e!ipet . .l‘!,i the ;. vil4le'l would be ,i Igoe(' lii tile ensuoig Tviriii. t i ii , ' l ` (4.1 his legs, the kloll..v.WOlild lit2l',,aeS i1,,0v,. 11in,14r44- 10 :1 Charge pretel.nd ;)gdiui! 11M) ~..)itit lk"Ilt jett)re bY the Noble LOrd, fur druppiog a Pro , I ; 1(11) agre nsi r.f Alr.' c011),,r flr priwillg a ti o n ,elitie A.'• .. ,",-. (non itorney•(7-zorral) h0i . n01,) , ...1e... ~ ..tw.,..1.• , . it",l:,,,Vhg--,ati4tarlion tor lnait,dt, a.,s it tt„t le,. him , CI the t ltirge, (:11: hi! ihidlit,..lrd lII' t": 4( ( L i " • tit k ~.,,, Ar Colhei ii• '.. c-u tre:d at Linfea`hire,"4(l t -.41 i cte I. • , L,L'4OO bou,Tot•ll3 01 :ktierrt&:1, !ht.! ,4;at'erntall of lbc I .'""ill li-int-u-i, - •.• I ' '• d 4'44 P"' , vet i r , • , 1 It , it, ale et„,iii , aii . 'F', to •,t •,..• ~ i s• • • .4.110t1 „ Lr.,).1.t. ,‘...t,ter rtui-tiLh, ' 04'..41Li 11,1.,\k.:, L. 1„,;( ~I he EhiiII.:QUE ' It; Lor 1 c ,. , , ,ti w.s; ~,itni,vd to. litiiir i li , .' N 9 ' . ~l''''" Ih.ii ii.e I, l»cni of Li, Learned frien i ,'. f,:,.,7,h'',,t,:i1at, Nvi., li 11,r• whin,' of Wil,T li'ld I:tll'''' (4, 1 1 'liql It4i• , 4,, t , r• ••,' •.,),- .-,,,C1 V,' 'ICI) 11' ' . ..:1.; 1 : 1,/ 110 1 , 1 4 4 :O r h ' t',.41( e*5,.c,,:i,1 1111 . 1 , !, 111:.,11 0 •:1 he il.id III) i LI : cl U P "Y' . . , t t „, 4. Qi-n r0N,72, sal4 his; c indl i a wa, p ,, rfettly 4 , 4 1 , ~;_;, , ‘ ,„I A ' fil,it,lit,'PAKCk to!tinked, i!le iN,:)!)ht 1 , ,11 1 I - . hi'''' cli . iiB k a ( lee'Aiott i btu. not to 'make a - sec;in , l 4 ~ . i , nititior) ur. .I. • . ! . 1,,, fil, . 11 1 1,411 tr),11..,..., that the F:4 l tma ‘ ' , tnre4 . , 1tica4,,,1 "tel"-(ici,r.,l*b I)lialirnenr ahoidd. b,.. (114.441,n,in .the Committee :01 Siii)riy: 0 " the ':ii i ~u t ~,1)11:1.1`11RI::,:,t.its r i o N r t .. lei; i ' , '1,6 heist n.:rigt)t. noel to say ' hyboo,,.'''?..lit'fitni (3,i'Mt,1ii:i•1:.1::::4.116 I,:t Lin) lilt, .:,011 tilt foriocr ~,,,tl,ii. ' . .'' ' • i t *4 Q,l-!Attr.tt des red'ilu. - .7.:,0!;,, Lord In down. 110,441, tAbot rvolar for ei NI, I. r s.O to ti:.e. .I.ll't.' bt!'negle 44 it) (h.Ci de %ilettlet" or Ilut. Its I,V..'s . shoilid lvd.. .. . ' . Nr. \VI I , :•(If. ille Li --ITnit-40 &lgid it .it ,was not t h e ; lav ihl itisl,:ino,e, it at 'coil had 1)(,,,tt Ale pc 41 'to., a, 4 616 t ; " . 1-k ; tl " II o, 'e rt wu Oceist,,us.' Fir 'T.ivo it • t'aoi , m 1 : 1111 " 6 7 'kit the N'ohle Lord %% tti tillitied tO • lit 'athil,etri, e tiiint t. , .-- • • i i . flow& 11,,iiii ... I ,t. ~1.1..11Le 0 I It- . • • I4liiitt ,110 th.,,srevi lo the Soctiser, but' tett it 1. 14.: ,°,_(l to' 1 he il,,t,ise to deeid:-. • i,,,,,11),,,.3,1:1;Ax• 1- t; r , •: , 11,- ( 1 ow ct i h,' of tito [louse wnS ti i , t ,),,....,--,ls i:ithiJl;(llce ouillir. , i, if it ~ , t l4 ,their • ., j 1,,,10./ .i.441n.) they euttLi then ihdul4e the . Noble ; ku re i_. l o ll 'iorne itisianees spell it,dulgelioe !night be. trii:.:‘, tiveniern than at Otlirl'i• tht!NublTTll4ltltY"GataAl. would be very sorry ~, re i 4 ii, v Lor,i should be retused '4ll opportunity of ' flu au llii'g he h,d said, ~ Lord 1, , nous, 4:1-KgsroN.R (lid not intend to &LIT ilte nB,l -`ill( Attorney-General h,td said, (as he. moa t b..,,,, L , .(Mitt a.. ht, that tie (Lord F. j had 'charged him Pl 'oset ti fi th ~ tnt r II) with having dropped' the kfa,:nli, 1 ithtituted:licr,linsi Mr . Colli,r, z.n ( l.bad (I .to tourni b . ' 'w( l - F.) !' ' u ver .in on the occaNinii: fie vit4i dented itivit4 e'er preferred such a L ll 'c All . 'l, /1 ,. . °RtigY.GNERAL. fissured the N6ilde till- ' t IC . 1 1 a t or„ eci, o ,itt.,.1.1- occasion" he (Lord F i ,) had Atoill„p , ""suPplehension on his part', lje (the ll'v %tiii*,"„l,'`4l) woutcl not have bronant forwaid gut P.m ()rill * . cur,,,„., , , 'e PreNeni ocemion I Slit as he did si a - -Ai ol io ile e L , A lien he mentioned the circuit- I to ,i o t t t i7,; l ;' ,. .hilte.ailto idea that lie had misotider p .0..., , ~, ,i.! 1, 1 4 . . t;rti h .,. ic tNiiiiiiitesof ' tte ill , tou-Sterelieeper•Gelral's the ‘++,ti,e itbi';t,''d'{',,lfltti ord,,td to be refet - red ; and the, '-mtvly resoised itself into (Is t4r, C4)14111 • IN ' ' I ILI: 01, SUPPLY, Vilikh :11441.6N b dire v ,,s t to the following Grants, . , r or fLi t . ii ~."1 'll without oppugn ionl , nt of ti Ying ihe eitari•eg of ,' C . I rs' Ll' 1 k '' ilit n "V hafiatna 1 1 Ole IV'. 4..i'ataQIISII ,,, 1 ()mkt rjr.,,,einbt..l 311, if;, from the t o t JariLiaryi 1,1 (.; 1 i ' ` 11 .; o f the ';', 181 I, 4.4001.; of . iiernat-. til:4t,iniidao., 4i 'a"d 01 Dominique, 6001. ; . ktpri's'litUris,ch"k43Ql. j Of Nova 'Scotia, 12,9651 i; - 14 n ei:' .1-,‘ v "16'6-()U1.; OteapeiitelOt'l,l,o6ol•;. 4,1 , .4wai ,' . 1;:11,!,,:.:.i41,1:;:,:',(,),111,1.11),8-40'1.4101.\"t je4evviltai,irleu):ltal: I‘,°Vrll.t.si..s,' }1131\23';78 t;t:71;'(e1::' r 'i , 1 . ), )I t , k , , th t . c ., , ' 4 ' l4 , iin Nv,,s, South,Walt,,,, if Oirtii,,,i lie"s4 :s of lilt: Storriceeper-G, '' II , ,'t, LO.OOOl. i. -','fii,4ll, :.: ''''A 4 111 ijk, ''l4" ttik•:(l 4 , the Cha.rliviii reed ..1,11 4 1 4;4,, • , • ' lir,r,. '' to. ttit drrf in on t.'sionm , G CONSOLIDATED Fl/141),. • The CHANCELLOR of the ExcHtisnEß gave no tice, that on Mbinlay; it, the Cominiitee of Ways and means, he would morethe Vote of the Surplus of the Consolidated Fund. • On the motion of IVIr. TißuNisY, the following' papers were ordered' to be laid before the House ' l l l , Accounts of all the Sums paid into the Consoli dated Fund from the 51,h April, 1810,- to -the sth •Aprtl, 181 t , dislinguialting the suns paid in.eacb quarter."--'' ArrearS of the Property and Asseasedi Juts outstanding ri the Stli April, 1811."—" Ae voutits of the Nor Receipts of the Nrrnattent War :raxea from thei , sth April, 1810, to the sth April,. 181 1 ;" and " Acceunts of the Arrears of the Pro . - perty and Assessed Tate§ collected in the last four 'years, ending April 5, 1811, disainguishingtite as ssessinent caLh year in &gland and Scotland." ,Lotei FohltaTotart; in the obit-tics-of att Houonta,- able Frtend, wished to k how when the papers ',toyed for, relative to the civil affairs of . Madras, were like ly to be produced. Mr. R. DuNDAs said, inquiries had been Made, and lie•expetted the papers 'would `soon be laid be fore the House.. On the nrOtion of the CHAtii - CRI,Lott 'of the Ex- Cllataura e ap Acepurit of the Surplus ot the Conso lidated Foill was ordered t:, be laid before the House. klEt)()lt'i'Ot.' TUE itULLION cOMMITTLE. -- Mr. Hoßtoia wisilea to state. to the House at what time ane. tat %.k hat unoner he intended to brilig forward the sub:eel Of 1 1C tp . C(oolitiilll : l 4 appointed last bess . on, to iittjuirc into the causes of , the high pried of genii. He had at tits( thou,tit of inovitig.tor,aii rep -al of th.t Battik IL•strictioh Act. brit la ha( oa further re)'le‘t.stien 1110 11;H i t in t at, be better to move for leave to brieg in a But, founded i 2o :rai i; lirsolet t o l i si o.rhic.:, appeared to t he 'Committee nail to jt.iatitiod by the evi-, deeee which had beeo wren oat'er a , th em Lla !bunalit the .su'hjtect would be best discussed ill a Cniiihiiitee oft he W.:liot;4louse, and therefore it Was ; 1; $ intention to otakea propeaillee to that effect. It t it Hoose it LC; IP/ Onje, tam; he wueld that bi g h t fi x on-else da+, ;;;It :or for/re:Like tuove,that it should be nude an Order el Lie Day.. If. tile Right Hon. Gen tleartiin opPOsit't objected to the mode of Oiscuti,ing tha bi.objitet which, he had proposed; he would not then den;:nl It ; but it was the upiaioit of persona in that flouse, ot touch 11 , 1_:her :authority than himgalf, that that would be 111,..! 111,MI way of pro ceedittg, ail ter to i e made Oereatp. tiiry for disrussiog ot; a .partieelar.day. •If tios were objecieit to, he alionlit not prey-, ther subject at pit,eitt ; bat it it were tx, he should make -at 111 0 . liQtl eta that cll:.cf. 1-43 regretted . the clorlay.whk ie , plilce lie coming t 9 a declaim' oil a (Ittr.stii):i of such ittip9rt wete some grOuitea totr sattifaction, it i,rop-r Some tIOR: stlnukt cianse her toe 1;.,!y,, a 0 n , t,, apirigneStion, 11l ot(1.:. Ito oi they 11'1 '- tit ks.haot ciyaiiB4 had taken place with re-.,:,'et to iloc temporary causes -wlech had bet n wrote,. ea. ' tfa. , had toirritrly named day t iallea up the sob a', the. eatie.e-it oil 'a hien (ilea o a tat Fie, however, thouglai it xvottio t teNter to halve-nil fuller atiericlatiee, at.tl it 1r;1, I • .ettien of thuae Gantreinen• Ir e leattconStil tai!, rtaiit ii v.ould he pro- Ter to (I , .ter it tall a , l.tt't• the flotelaya. It ‘,1,',1b Whh t o hi io t a emei t el : i s eat al l , ;is ,i'bie after th • e ess h . o h ti a t;nl , attvioci.olice inr:yit. be expected. It the Rigel lilt Uentletitan waited ailowlittu, Ia itee ureter 'tor .Monday, the t")..D:11 ui A oil. .Mr.. ROSH applOVo , l th e ' mode proposed by flat mar e Gentleman. 'l:he aavalita , ;es (If diacusaina it Ail it •COtotittee- were such, th a -tie chotizlit t here could be no (infer, nee ot opinion In th,ll re ;acct. II n:tieli hnnenied the delay hien kid (occurred. j f. fe (lid not blame the •Hon. (xmtieni in tor his pre evainal :thsence; but it e.at, to be remembered that Parliainent trad'no*w b. el) g lticeks. B e . for, the Ilnu . Gettileman left : town he been peaiedlyt Urged, twice by Winne It (Mr. Itaie), ye( lit r all, tltutm it tti> Report Lad 'N.Tl)"publislied Aiigitst, it had been put off by tho Gctitieruail to thin: aild even, after naming a day llpfargaiti Ont. it ollfor three weeks. flu . did not keow why it wax necessary' to defer it stn long.. 11ahe Ilon.Gentlentiito had' tit been pre par, dto bring the stabjetrit forward that uiglit, he •shouLt htive thottglit it taught have come oat iii Monday. • 11 eienttli4inotJetrain froth expressing his 'sincere i - ,4 , ,ret Ilia., nacho* alt the circumstances, tio many week, had piased away. 'without the aubject. hav,tog been Anutto figwo rt '. Mt'. HORNER understood the Right Honourable Gentleman to eanaijalain that lie did not then, at ten o'cloetc at night, tirtrtgatte aabieel betoreabe House.- 'lite Right flonouiiible or letinto disclaimed such: a . coniptaiiti , titer, that a Ire Itaght lion. Gentleman S peoaed he was not 'ready to. bring . tt forward on Alotality, He begged to ery hint he pert...o ; ly : prepoNd brilig„ it on oil MUI)CI3Y air eve', tai bra t ty it ,an that Mam. He thought the iiight Finn. Gonttlentan wanting' in tairriesa and can :duur, when hpeakitiB . of the , delay whiLli hadocetor r&di 1-10 cuold uut regard the Si ssiun as beginning . befall; •ilpi 2,4 of February and sanely the Right :Hoe.Gentlemart dial not think the kilajeat could have. beep brought forward botote the Session Was opened, for tuft her closes.. 'The Right, Hon; Grit', lectrao himself did not make . hit motion for papers con netted with the subject tilt after that time. All . thpse papers had been prioteJi atter be. (kir. Hor ner) lett town; and though be had given ord e r s at theVOte Ounce to send Ahem to him as boon as possible, he had liot , rveeived sonic of them till the, last week. 'l'lte Fight Hon.- Geatlernan had said, that he (Mr Hose) had called oh hint . (Mr. Hot.; 1101). twice, to bring t toe.buitinest4 oh at an earl da). His memory Migla fail him,. but reallyate did rh t iecolle6t tii.at the Right Honourable Gentleman" had: ever called r n him once. His had- only 'Out it- oti the, for' hat tia) , at the iatiggesi Mit lit a fi iend (to . whom he had prettou•ily expreortedratis xvisteto biie g it on bettire the recesa)e with ai view tat ithf ti fixing , on an: eat ly thiy. ldrr appt.t.ited to I ftc Houle it -lie, Itac[riot 'been u . :lkifirend•oticatiaidly by t h e Right Hon. :Gent h(.:11 I 0 ei;ilkirt.r l / 4 1 , !...0 to; .ritore 6 ebi him as d-furntig the qui:at:tee:rent C:l. , !cc ?" i)l4 the, Right -1-liiii:Wettiltbilati Coiiii; the so ellangetle that lie, , wtite i fleih i ed tititisen octeg it tarialird' last year, - Wool tibrink Imo' it now No iron enit!d be mote anxious .tban himself for a .prompt Ocision . on•I Subject. He ittld ,sotre rea son to look with suspicion on the *ititp:vionce of Gentlelten opposite. He not hut think the Right Honourable Gentlernen, .ivlien a converslti..n took place Rune tints; agO, must have had a knO4.- ledge of the change'sbont to, take.place. with rrsj:ted to the doiliirN. It might have been very convenient to tt+fie had the dicussion Ot.er first ; and this mi g ht expinin the cause of their cagerness 'fbr the deckiott. When he relletted on This, he could 'hot but feel alarmed,. lest sorne ; other be in cos temphition not less dettituntal tbthe ice wrests ot the people. Nlr. Rost; explained. So 'tar had he 'been lit,tit wishing. 1 0 mate a delay on account of the pap( rs alluded to by the -Honburable Gttitlerrtan , thai t% as s Wing tollae tone into thellisetw4on.%vi.llol:t them. Mr. 13 j ahitiii apprOvrd of the thode proposed for. the discussion, and agmed with the Ii ght Gen tleman in Ihe prOpriety of coining io ati unly 'deci sion. Ile t!.G;iolit it. desftable that the House s!,01.1:0 be informed of the ['attire of the. Resolutions intend ed to be, submitted to them by. the Right Huth Gen - -' th.-mln opposite. ' • 'rhe CuAts';GEL:l.Ott of . the EXCHEO.UP.II said, the last obserkation of the; tion. Gentleman who had just :it was Sitazif to what he I;ad a though . of making. He conceived it to be prope- t e.,leh' should .be acquainted with the Ilcsoluttui,s to be pro : posed, not merely the. day below, but I bt.'y wighl to have nine to take he intoth .fuco . nsideration.--- He ( IA / 1„t la, vop t o eitalge the it.nour.tble titan with any ittipror.er delay, ht.t ned in the regret which 6:ftt. ,xprE.,,i,4 at, Ott:. ii9hi. , ;! . .,!,0)0t haVing been brou„ l iit befit,:. ..Wlfatever their final deciyon might b,f,ou.,This m, ltwthi highly de.it• :hie that t 14... pub'dc . .l.ll.iqd sito,jd Le; stall !Jed sue ] relit-verl iron pie,rot agitat,'oo. The • Ileciseut of - that '.b . 1604, , : , 41,4; 1 1 :vgini;tl.o injltiotts ictlpiession which ha , 1 heel' roadsl; huth , ‘ ,.! IhHt hich alrex'y t ronspir, 'um!! ;ti formiLiftly produced, a., it hid gicat tlil , :asinvS,, and IllUt.th , rn i;r ; • ro c! ! 10/iLci. I: .11C the. (ti 'esi:on t h e 4,ett er it-idgblyn I be ekneded,to b.• turftlra on 'the stit ., j , .:ct, so that their deeision would 1).! pert.) ond,rstood, and Otos, in. the;enti„the might hEt bUt this interval hit t!' bad. Willi respeEl to the . modeprOposed, when the nature and otter:it of the question were considered:, he thee.,:ht the tier essityof atiOrding every facility f u rl exi,111641 f , , 0 ,, Teutiered:Lt,y better.l.ll3,l. it 0 1001 , 1 ne dNetts . . , ;ed itt a Cotnit,itn.“e, and theref .te 'that mode:- had his most hearty concorrenee. if it was ih ~ vish o the . Honoutab;e Gq..l)e,mito to p est . pone till ONO the holidays, he did not knew he could . ..yell native a :day Much cattier than that on which he had did not think, the i4op. .fh,ntlen.an quite cortoo,in saying his' Right flub,: had complained, ,hcc..; ti se, he did, t)ot . bring on itiq (notion at a hour. SPch not !)r'' , his ;. but he had no do,:ht, t thit'if the Gentle:n:ln hat thmight pc.per. .to b . ring it to w t - - , lice, the tioo; w woul.l hav e given him the w;,,,10 oi the div. Mr. I..tEttNEY took upon hitnclf to soy, consulting; his f - lonodrzyde Vrletnt, thal li e •iould the House uclurnpreil vtJih tee 11.,5' , 1111 ioens he hid vro;.USC, 11C:0441 bt' , ll,lll lit An He 1110 , q1.1 Fttend . .ad been d:,%,it resi..t..l to the a . the /L I t, It c gut HonourableHilt . base th-oAht tttit7i ttcvet. was a movc micinhtibt,fs lhati t , at lent bcen 'in i.igreein,.; dill thy evil ought to 1 , :! proh , ri to We ber,on). It h-tl hrol pi01):1,1, tn.! h..)tfoui old now 111(2111 8 h' ll,tiourable Goode:n:4i talked of the intschct caused. however„ thought the deeisioit, a filch tn;y appear to hm' tight,, will at once satis'y the I.le lei - tinily, mid t 1 11 : 1 40 1. 01(ly bt:co,seen ticit tli,,su who rye.ton toe question, halt not sii, coed ed in silencingthen: . ant : 11,tiisrs,, The Itight Hon. though, -a glorioutt victory Wutilti be giined on the If of Apt..l by paper over the, public mind • would be at easit,(everyone decidedly against the report ofthe Buiiiun Cotrmiitfee. The question .was. then put—" That on: Moir- the rgth . of Houee shall resolve it st..•ltinio a COrninittee of the / ohole Ilotnie, to take it tc, conideration the report of the. Committee aP poinu.r.d Lit Session to inquire 'i4t.t) the causes of - the !lice of Bullion," totit ton vas CatTieil without. opposition.- 13ANK DISCOUNT: ', Mr. Homissoil rose, pursuant to notice, to make the motion he I.d.i , itliMunced respecting Bankl)is... counts. lie kA a, at a loss to cojecture on what ground s they could withhold the inform a ti on he ,asked He did pot intend speaking, on' ,the subjeeit _ ot the, repot t ot ~ t he Bullion Comin'Atee i but the simple ground ow - which he made the present tpu titm c 4.1 that,t he information he requited was ne ccssary di- i.thsion of that report.: The R ght Getlik.ll,lll proceeded to establish his position, its. a ariety of I, gvitinus arguments; ~410 tcl k> a general view of Ala cause of the depretit , iiom k paper, A'hich he ragtirded . asariiiii'i n a grea ikieasure from .what is called the ‘.‘..over which he cebsidered as caused by the too great . ilej ttties alfOtaed to thedisoottolug of bills: .ln support of 10.5 he quoted the bewiinents ot the F. nett other authorities equally ethibe,t. hylit9m enabled dt•sperate.adveuturers 111 the commercial world, who thits ((mod mean; It) v<4.l a 1: - 1W year4i ire splendour, and were at letlgth ererwhelmed with ruin--they could, be no - thou they originally were.' it enabled Clerli t worth 1 (NI, to liticAt up g 00,14 ts.), t,t" ten thousand pounds, and carry on ,boNinsi on as large 0 fitae. as their masters. .. It, alight be said Ihtß ov_ti . -trade." would at times occur ; hot tlytt it (Aired its if by the patinas -concerned p i ottig' ifro' b:tol.i.uptey,, He did, not deny . raft the dro,isieA swt fling alight disappear, but wrotild it :be said ih e • pat itit Was th e s aute e d s before u.e. disease \Va li toe yoil,dry in the sarti, .141 wetly "iNo . ;, f o r f. rEy of capital wctit to dttO!tosh ti/Prtf to ask Ipt: 01 Nig 7 ; fur a di no wit account of is As; Ve , ..Uld tn. goin g OW its pi ivaie attic! . . , • that ' ,krotal s m't.zil t be resisted ; but - tx.hat' lie withid was,tipt .:3e7"'Pe,.l accimit, - but • a sc le ; and he IhougE4 they watt!! gft 41iieno-ibn of th e subject t.i ll dark, it they d I not tain might be sail it. It on, t 11(41 : 1 : 01 - this ilifortllatl:rn in a sPit it of ihty towards the o ßank, but c 'ered that thosv :,lone were n hostility to the P. , .1;,k who r,lese.d the intormaf;ou ; and thoil;ht ttiat power ~ vas be, tear co , fl.l:•nc, ; 00, lit con:i.. ny , he c n-idered tho , e tt cr e Lou t ir•ncls 1 1 .:e ,vho rec4mrtn):oclc4 - Ipithlioi:y as the b, st •hi , :ans or their Lid e•ta , listiing• in the co.iti -iwe of ,), 'For I:.ose reas..ins Ile sh , m;(l mese, tie, be la - be ore 11.0 H C()ntearaiive ,S ca r e 4di Coin -I.)!scoutits nt th. hank ni E: gla d , trofr the Ist o f 4atiudry.,1 7 91), to the Ist iii J I. . Mr-..MNI ANINc.; o g - t! , l to be node st oo d, to tile ~eouitie of what lo.a 6hOW this question, as no 'irstru -Lion hatever Iro•,1 the Cow t tit' • Direttors. It ipp :lied I , ) that.the doeninet!'t ttiovcd for, ,wciiid he attend, ith itreat ihc;tiv.e 'hence, and should tit b • granted, I,' c ,Iled for by the itecessily of the case, wrich tt pt .t it was not. The'Otily'do timent that e4-:1;t1 N, id to be becess-iry; wa4'411,-. inoun t ot , the 13atik notes l'l3ll, .1 fttl bare ilium every ye.)r since the s trig of the Lill. `l'o to atc. , tant of the cotniner(lal'diEsCoont- would be an interlorence with titernal ttiant!gerne:tt ot . the and.rik - rgfata. , I,ollld he resist:id. •He reletioti tbztt his. ILp Friend had t !lough! proper to go-so much ;it 1,4 1 .4 e th'e,general (Ft:stint), wl.ich :he. thought shwtiti be reServ-id for the' ptca,cr oce!si, , n, • when t he House wss called upon to diseths it 'dist in . ctly. He u.t ed qui; lite principle .01 0.1111 'pi; men ts 1 ' 1 • • r..s , :rtr.‘_d to N. 1 0) :s ra„ e, s Av.!, nc i : the 1.:11041., -His Hon. I.',:enti t:hi; )irector, would consider suet, pro;:c , .!: inn at' tJI !An lie ,, way)44„, r4 . th:: they- Vi'o.Ced • iVifling to NIKO to the old syttcht wbt n it coos:. tione with prni-;ritv, 7' 4 ,:e 11144 ion was ullilcceSS;i;y. Tills was the li!st 10 *hi, li anyAin:lt 41,u. had, beet) made, sad t Lett foie he should in.; ilegatiN Mr, fluttNEP said, -!,e i;) a 1% !vi.. wor k to . onto his reasot:s for !t,Jtl 11 of c ic Cl.litleman, ti, Ca.: s:iiiie time that be declined enicrin 'upon the gttfir;ni! wi l . c h h e jeseriel the proper 0 , Out debited, en -by , plecenial. -He condemned ;lie to;. dna of the Pelson who hal, Win uilty o f such a breach of iprivilege as t h e 01-the doeu. (tient in question, acd thought the, motion rested upon' fair His Hon. Friend (air. Amt , ntng) !had opposed it, by stiittrig,-that it 'w it , : twe riec::ssary,to cal l . for, the precise ain:ttkot of the dis counts; bat that Was nut What the - inotioit called for; it did ;lot ii ii this preciso.kmOint, hut metely a compartitive and pfttp..irti nate scale. Th e question ibeii was, %Oh:titer it was nece.s:i ! y or out ?It aPisip,l. to thatthe'rVideliee the Directorit . :ol 13.1t1:. had givol proved ce - ssity.Of it. I.'hvy had suited, that was ittpo:,- stble there should U. -any excetsohe. iss . oes at Nays' r;g•tilated . ti:e discounts.. 00* y to sbeiv.that their UtiC:rilie was true, prectnLe avrinint of the ainiy.mt oft tit.,• - issues, anti scale thc..o . o , Bdounis, unit they . ctirrespo i ),:. was rendered sted more 'le-fess:l.y ifoiti what had. been. statedby- the Hon: IltiAissni,), who atlirinett, that of tilt. insLounts inut bec..n „, ~f I,ttec Flail not --HMV iok of ; !Teen. Wilt.' Ilii. with their (biotin() I acittalfy niadit-ciat, li shoutd vole iii ihe 14 0 1 11.1) . .•AlAtta Lyre said, that the Rink hitt I Ie becume of bite 6;1 .ttient bad a right to itivt.st:g••...te its aft.to,, :f 1), sary, to th e punae good, 1, 4.1 hoes, baiki, I Fiat ilia a, note Inure 147.44 'et r c ilia t ion than the go o d of the regnireil ; nut lie knew the corn ',try tract) flertence. He•cotild state tie ihst dicet of scVeral Clerks. who had t'4ll‘l with notes in 1 heir ha:.t.is, to' the amount of hundreds of thoasittids of pounds. It was, in tact; impossible' to know the state 04 any man's affairs, from the facility of discomfit in . . Ilse Bank of England. E xce i s of papar, l i t. 6'eficess of : else,' tended to its j~rima/.ete evidence was agliust laud, and it was (or-their lhatuut to, give the state !mot 1, quired. The malady under . whicti this cotih.. try laboured, with res..ect 0113:Ilk ctrcul ti as One illat migiit' be tcaledie‘.i, it tak en in tirne, but, if isoBleded, would, be likely to end in a c,..itt oisioz, favtal pnblic,....ltid Mr. H. , spoke iti so low -a ton e as to be scarcely audible in iiie. Gallery; 'we mide:stu.d him.to:bave apprilvt,d 4 the limitation of discount by the Bank, an. to bitve defended its conduct in many itistaiiees. 141 c. A.. OsittNo thought thata loose paragraph in the Neivspapers possessed no authenticity hut whit was conferredon it .the Gittlatilan ; and conceived that tie ground was _made out to jus. lily the motion,. . .64c.,-MACiatqi made .some observitions, could tint be t,eald in the Gallcry. W. smvrir said, that zs hen the Inent te ',l ; ztx was 4irst brought . 14.14 tt '.v.ht :thought it would b e no injury to contincrtial tb-,:; icy rC. Veal their o ; out thi," ti• '::,;e ed y 3 argt)jlWOl to ('‘,.14.1 I.),J!*'—,::.! ,; 1.,c• should tiltilithici4,4o..7 of tiie,kini4; Directors- he at a; ;- AL ; i ll the present cai!.. had listened aNenliv e ,y to the 1101 ), , cictith,,rimit (Mr, Ma string) hot till hot hear any posi:iye ►tt i o:i eaS tike ky .Icgaite troilitho. adoptio n of. the [notion all that ups Said was that evil would result ; but what rite evil woulti be, was left to their OsVii imaginations, For his 'part, lie- did not think that any would re snit; and on that account, together with the sons already urged by other Gent letnen, he tliat the Houie bad-u tight to h ill. torr the - papers. Alr..H.ArtatttssoN, in reply, said, that ho was still at a loss to kiloW what objection could .De tintile to the inottori,! He called f or tfie doemit t o nt to vrea,e,`oi t ; to r econc il e ilit rert::nces, b y tn;owinitil ad ditional 'light - on the subject fit ISsois:. Hu tt , Fife tit had complidued that-he antir.,ipated,tho eussion upon tti great question itself; a ~„ to say that tlieio were different nr);..:-- Ifil