The Sun. — London, England, 1811-02-14 00:00:00

Ird • . . , of the count ry at 1,,,,,ge. I,Vllether tllebtinnisititsrtilwo,igy studied or not, lie did nut mean to say , oy a Eslfible Friend ;Waded to i l an Lord, who lild ,ec ured7i,i,l).triett resit , kss that was said of Ireland the better.: _. t(h.at di t i o , ii w ita ha ti t ie ha p d re b s e e e n u t , Ministry most iigidly adhere e 1 A s ~,„„:,,,,,y i n the mentioned in the Speei.h upon the o „ I L it: Irish Revenue, would any suc h d s Man say that sod cursory notice was sufficient —that it tv . likl t hl ; kind of notice that should be taken 011.1theti:04,11istitrootl of a indlinii of money ? But 1 W when slat"wY the insuf• die slate of Ireland at preseti. , , . d to public trao., licit-hey of the foice for inaliii,llll g Friend , e,pec.t7 quility, th e ob.ei various of I,is Hon. Ftti- ' ili a the neglect of that country, had materially no ciaclaimstrengthened. 11,.-. was aware that he oiltiernaii; Pon the atien ,i on of the Right Hon. Ge and the Ito, inatt ent i on with which he was now Wooled, only us another proof of the abuse of mal t he had been Complaining. I-12 ' hail stated entice'alrilti and he would pgaill state, that the l ittle taken by Ministers of that pa: t of t h e tUnitedunc Kiogdoin was th e source of mulch disconten t , . 1 that the custom of deferring Irish business .10ic,t)1:1! end of the Session, was productive of ,errousiiitercsi WeDience and dissznistaction. He had : n° l 1 1 as it 'different hoin that of the public, tiartion al Y s .. affected that country, in whiels his little ail was bu t t I , ua red, fie thoti&iit it was I,ot ouly the, dot tile iniere u of G'overittne tit to with tern 7 probe the discontents that existed, to the botton i ; to . inquire wut on i Per and %ith prudence into the:v. nature, a d n and c hat in order that if tight,they might be redresse . ado le , it wrong, the most effectual means might b 0 . P al a . for divenito tile delusion. it was of the u. most i portanee, piiincuLtrly alai moment like the n eing a" preNetil, tu ittra iliat portion of the Empile, imi oof airn of weakiit•ss. into a firm and efficient por n o the strength o f ih, ti,,,ie•, !11r, Il u fcl d Kingdo t u. 'its,,,oN explained. w.s s orry The CitANet,:i.i,urt ot tile Exctim'Atml‘:.,,..., 1 f Ile hail institnier,:lood the Right Hun. Gett.le , loan, ern as lit thou l ght that the pratheal • ctlu ', :l . 9 : rtreseining, the inytticiencr ')1 Mili.,*r: e. rite ii•: commendation of other melt, I. had "''..„- he: betty of hiating it in that ligid. 'would contend for i , , 1i.,t1 evsir been oricru Nu , o . tr ‘ . .t.: l t a tc s t ,-;,. i n t :: , Irish Membeis. fie wished also to notice a l t i ' ,.. in . :i stance given by the Hon, 13ai;uttet of tees . 3 t g , e t d be glett ot Irish Guile;,. The Hon: Baton'.2.t had s I ' l t,.. that the defenc e of that country ssLis kit " " xl( "P.,;' ! „ , , Undoubtedly if the Hon. b iropet had and was writing ' i . to take his accuutits nom the ./1/(nui4g Ch ron ic le, been i Would iippear that a ntittiber o(the troops ha d ~. _..,.,, vilhdrawit io the service of Portugal, and that .0.,nx9. • it ;p ; but lie',. ohe e.:bancellor of 1 1.‘ t (44:1(0,7) coul,i stare that none had been take" a‘V`lY' lit11.;1"1 there was liow a ktrger and it:more erticicm; .:. ',,,'', ") In•larld il aii b-ki he since the wir : t.ll hi:; ei r , J. IsirawPincr sail, 'that' fro had 110t.14b: • I ' I statement the 11foriting C 4 !ronicle or the Illor.ii )ressed by, 1 ' 14,,t8v:-°,74litt)tur‘i'rlroin the aprehensions,,eXl , -!: ea t .4'4 ,ientl-illen eonnetted wit,. that count 4 , l and Yttk to h ;)resent Government. .1:le knew: thatdraa 1 ' 1 , -13 , 1 , hom iiii, forces, not p enians 8 lti 1111 u been tren d " .it t bit. they ,lead It en Nadel' I"'lnettiatel'2, but still 'cl i n consequence ti c ' thssl were Only discontinue , I °tinter orders. 1 ,,, h1 ; r • fat, rose in consequence of An o.bsseair,-. t,; (41 , that had been made upon witst he l''l,a„.. . 1 11Ilitlin. He ha(' then expressed his IPA' l'1.1!:g.. V; -ll° "I'Posit sny ,treasures Oi the 11,..gent., "c",i,'__` v't thought iireonhisien't in hi, lion. Fries?islio:l". iTieforwartl as he bad upon the present ;°cL;t:tr;:ct I,,lts.lion.•Priend, he thought,' had at-ett 1 ".1 ; , _ tri:A4lrke, and though he (Mr. P.) should,ree:::: ~,--40c in opposing any measure of the It 'tr ~,.. 4441ne the Government carte resiricted into else p 4 114 ‘ ,, and ,because he was but newly coma i iv• • " t s y ea did riot %Isis to be tmderstood as . g 111 blip Iris op- POlit, duly, a, a Isdeinber of ,Narhaltsetn;(4 , V.0!411Y ittrasuirs whivh appewud to hint 10 t ) ,L . Vit i '°'' They in girt depend that great :15 vt . 'as t 1 2 , ! r ' lb Nicat, not only for the private.virtties, but f Nis nria-iiples of that • Illustrionss l'ag.t. Ilan which he thought becoming the 116114;'-,(ti it an Over and conformable with those which phic . . ,. :114t (ti ! he t h rone. 6 would'yet shoed forward iii th ,elitious discharge of his duty, and oppose eve' Y , tiliteaoill.11'1;:re:11:itc):, appeared mi tt! him to be contrary ti ' • Ni l t he motion that the Report should he read, i t 44111rIIRRAD expressed his Wish to have some. t I,Yanotion o n the subjeci of the imprisoninelar° t,"t• tialividual alluded to .by an flon.•Ilarol et (S ir t'. lin I -r ` i ° ll .) on the runner night. To his surpr ise •' Duna,,.. that. according •ity of e in Cold to the account - of a Se.ore lath R 1'4.,131,e, Person was imprisoned , no I , -"-eriasi. and that in tour and twenty hours fil, o:d n e. ,!:e d ;count • , oulil bo obtained of the particulars. 'H t --. that such an account should Dot be had in th,, treat and thought a 1111 investigadott of It . - ;:ntiat to the liberties of this country. - i ille, CuAttost.Cou of the ExOttEcturta said, tha t I le ti,, r , t ,,,, , 'l. entlentan had iiiisuitthastcod the ex.Pla-. I, "jti ' ° I hit Hoo. Vritv I, \Vital his Hon. Friend 1 , L ;" laid was, that the inquiry nia,le by she 119",,. .1/4lttinet wril Of ouch a nature, embracing - not nit \v'llhP.fatt ot confinement, but the circumstances under nlll°l/416 confinemea} was ordered and contihuO, ft . ' . " was deetued utcyssary, in "rospett IQ the ..,, Jus 1 e l 11(4 le come forward with an imps: 11-letnent. , Alr W ! . m r , ,' ntrerreAn said, that what the Right Hon. • tabernail had stated tit justification wits ex44IIY *hat 6 n .1-- C°4lPlaiOl'l4 of He complained that any NI-. eh b • • lent of m ioi e In con fi nement, . the staten if lee e case might not be produced in flue m inutes, dierinired. How the inquiry would turn out •he 4 1 / , 1 4 1910 W, but his imptes,ion at present was tohertolYttihat the unfortunate prisoner had bee!' for-,s s at that josti7e had been forgotten Hi nt care,,,,, as Well as in the case of others. . • il . t a i",. N oliKa said, that it Nv3 s not easy to ascer ,, em statement of the Hon. Baronet, who did nut s eem t 1,, h ~, 4 know the name of the person un whose ~ - 4 14 he held t• . wili c h 1)P1)1144. He regretted the temper in 1111,4 tli the whole discussion had 1:P. en condutted. opportt" (I,ll.inion that this was the most convenient i,,„ , Unity for this it He mold state, that Illity bo h... • r most Partitillui ''''n "lade, :hut Iliac th e otfiee , Wan . y concerned being at Yarmouth, the result ,Iqr b„(),t,6"ll44lactory,-SLOOold be wished.... lel' 44 °cell ottn by the S....:cietary of State, .ordcr.; ~hl ID~ r~ ~ I ~~~ I , k l too' )0' ~~ ~~! j,~~~. i~;~~i i 51‘1..F,M QUIS FAI.SLIM AInALAT? /)0 \', T3MiIiSD4Y, FEBktuAllY• 14, 1811. 4. cvinasurc.istle, vet). 1 4 , 1810. , • y reinain , s 10 •elay ab well as, he was yest&,d:ty." Signed as usu3l. . . This morning we rece.ved Lisbon Papers, brottriht by Are Wu/sing/um packet, which arrived at real Month on Tuesday, atter,a voyage of, seven date s,,— No movement of any, importance had takcn JuNoT was so disabled by the hich ,he received, that he htny q irted the.army and-gone to France, It was reported at Lisboa,, but we know not 'upon what authority, that he had an interview with Lord WELLTNGTON previous to his depart,. re. We have only room to exiraJ the following ar ticles from thete Papers r 'll4Ansin, Dec. 294., -L-The last accounts from Prance speak of an insurrection in Languedoc and Datrphiny a • and say, that in Toulouse much blood has been shed. The conscription, and the crue, de crees respetting English rnerchandize and colonial produce, with which BUONAPARTE has endeavour ed to injure the English, though at ttie 91111 W owe ruining his vassals, appear to have made a great lin pressitin on those men, who a few years ago breath ed only liberty and randers the rumour more probable. There are, however, persons of good sense who !odic on them with distrust, and corhider them as circulated to conceal the tree objd of the movement& of the troops ditcded agiinst Cata lonia. Dee. 26.--Today 3t noon the French 'VIA! . 3r. rived. The letters from Prmenc, are unity! In iu saying that no troops have an ived, and some say that h is not known that they will come by that route. The letters from Frimce continue En - speak of the iniurredion in Languedoc and Dauphiny, and say that . troops from the Imperial guard two ni itch ed for those provinces. • The PRINCE of WALItS b as we.rnewioned yester day,. had an interview with his MAJE,TY (nI Tues day last. The PRINCE ivreviou%ly waited on her MA JESTY, and remained with her and the PRINCESSES some time, The Physicians 'had 'then an audience With his Royal fiqiiine.4l for some time, anti during which, it. is said, the PaiNcti cntert-LI largcly iuto In :inquiry as .to the slate of hill MAJLiTY. AS - AOTIII* . hl4 NIA..reSTY was -appiisod of the atrival PittNcrrhe - displayetthruch 'pleaiuTrand 41141,21 y tip weltim..,* The' Polief 400 ii 6 ~ atiguitt ,Vat,ber,. wwid unJetitana, passed about Iwo Lotus kletheir, and parted with mutual happiness. A short debate took place last night in the House of Comas,Otis, Upon the Report of t he' Address. In the course of tbe conversation some 'allusions, were tirade to the state o'f the Miliqiry tome siblv in Ire v:hun the CUANCELLOII of the EX6/IBLItIER cun3i'rit►cd, in the strongest manner, what we ‘iid tPiOn the sobjeat yesterday. So far from Ireland being Amined of troops, he said, that the Militaty Force in that part of the United ,King,doon was as great, if not greater, than it had been iturtng any part of the last year. A Gazette. Ex traordinAry %( as published last night, • containing the ., official details of the important and gratifying intmlligence vtliich we yesterday com municated to our (leaders. They confirm our state:news in every particular. Capt. ROWLRY, who came home in the Illnelaus, arrived in town at a very early hour this moroing. Au Officer also ar rived at Lord L4VERPOOL'S Office, with the Dis patches of General ABERCIttINIi3ir:" Toey will be published in a Gatelta Extraurdinaty this evening. We cannot withhold from our readers an extract from a private Itier, dated in November,• from the Cape of Good tiolie, in order that, ,as fir as on u , depends, the workl should be acquainted with the base and brutal conduct which distinguish :s those who tight under 'the binneri of the Malignant Cot-- swan : " The infamous rIANIBLIN, who commanded at' Topi , a llo 9 l Y, k caught at last,: by Commodore flow.. kEY he ty going to Mot - I:tit (if he can gel Mere) . in a Gold,' atid.ii now at anchor' here, storming a, a great rate, because we will not let him or his Of-. tieers come, 011 b1) - )Te. Otte of them, CHEVETTC: kicked poor Coaattvr's corpse, alter taking posdes- . sion of the icaine ; and the same man, and ano— ther named MENDOtt, kicked and beat, whh . an iron ramrod, Lieutenant TIJIALAGEs,. 'of the Apicaine, who was woundM in bvth arms 4rgi in' the groin, and forced him, or rather threw him into the boa The:,e bets are attested on oath by the persons ptesent." • We shall to.tnorrow, if u e have room, stateln . what the infamy of 014 ITAN'tp.i.tw coh,ists: we are enabled ,to dci from thatexceilent critical jottruai the:" Quarterly Review,!! Ycsterday the QUEEN held her first Courcil-bn, der tie P►.gency Ad, The Members ,verBinvotd ingly humnioncd to attend her MAJRSTY tit Wind. Sur, dird they left town yeste,d;ty Morning rally for th,o pmp-se, and arrived at Winksigor Casde-sbolit twelve O'CIUCk, . it :WAS understood , drat they tint had a consOltation iti, the Physicians attt•ttding the KI., and quit some of the Altuber4 sqw MAJKSTY. .1 . 14 t: Council broke up at half•past two o'clock. Advices from • the Ha' anna) were rvceil-ed yes. Ityrdayi of the•date of . 11) 2vd Deeembel. It iy staled on this authority, that iranquility has bee restored to the kingdom of Mexico, and t! at the htmtiireetion has bey!) wholly lupprt . tist,:d. Papers and letters were also receiked from N. , w- York—the fi,i - nwr to the I ibt, and the lam r 110.- date of the 6th litltlity. The fad to wl;i , ;11 we . have just litheriecl, is t'onfirmed in these J o ur n als, and it' i lidded thht 7000' of the mal-contents were . slaughtered, e • • Li is supposed that on the condition, suggested, of the payment of three millions of dollar w, the char ter of tlw Wank of the United States will he time w ,rock of that establishment was at t i2,' and of the New York Bank at its. The Committee to whom the Petition .of the Merchants, on what is improperly termed the Non- Intercourtie, and correctly denominated the Non- Import Art, wai referred; had Made no Ilep:ut. Notice from the Depatmont i s S;att , was given, that finch persons who claimed for Awrricim ship; captured by the Danes'and sent into !nti, :4110041 tianohlt to that office an account of the na ture and extent of their demands. . . . Oh Friday, evening o ne or 11:f, Majeity ' S gun-brigs brought a floe French privateer ism) Dalig e nc h s Routs, with vighty-eight hien 110bo4rt1, which sho liaLl ca. , tured alter ,a loi,g shave, about bAllsonii ovt-r. , .... 7. 7 . Coptain DICKINS, Qt ^ 1115BlQo1;2rphyr, on the 8111 iIISUOI, espittryli 1 Pic!vire Fr v iich logger privatee, of 16 guys ; m t .! Gd wr H . . • List woundt•d on b..4rd the: ay. ton frigate, in action with two b'reoo:h_tu►;:+t:a, - 0t) the Isle •of liourhim Killril, john 61.uttuti ; IVii Nam 1;; , ,;, ditto ;'l o l l i i G6;4, (tiro; Iu n eruok, ditto ; unit IVIt Krtii, ,1111() ; Vat rick KeJrney, fuldier , ditto ; ; jowl leetafht, %Imo. tVoulitlett. —Jacob Davis, braucan ; Otto A W.,- him, ditto •• antes Spield3, ditto; I urith.lll,, Natittutiet ' bolaier. Severely tv, ounciad),--Ctplain in —onion a Mr. tn Wiill.4lll StiAggS, Ch,tiles (Imo ; !olio Robinson, ; folio King„ SQltilff 1 1011 b 1114.Fic y, tii!to ; I litoth Murpity, ditto. Slightly. .tsintintictl, —Mr. Graham, i)ortiswaitt ; Ewan tkinson, lir,witsticst, Thomas Curtis, jott•t dm ham, John IA Miami Itancock, 4;eurg.e. son, Patrick Armstrong, wit ii, A ryt Sprattly, and A nip° ~uia,,sc,rriien ; 'Witham Turner, marine; Charle: M'Calin, Charles haillic, Sainuvi Phisips, Alien, arid Patna M'Clatikcy, solniers. A dreadful fire nrolie out on Sunday tunrnin v at 4 901110 oil and colour-wareboinces,ncar Limebon,e bole Swirl, by wlrtor lour warehouses and twelv, dwelling-houses were desiro)4d, l'o-kuorrow will ha the Lost clay you eNti pOret , ase TiCkela, atilt Stialt-1, as the firawmg rh• bogins at tot o'clock, (Pi rtd)y. 't'ret“.), 40 0 caluseggit by litsll, 4, h,t4. cr9s-de- !!..; r'' NAVAL i4EWS. PLYSIouTU, F. VeSSel fromt!i9 Ifled terranean, .supposed to !safe been one of :fie Un danaterts convoy, has bem wrecked iii Bighnry a tem..miles to the Eastward of this port. The Por tuguese Brazil ship 4.ltierictuta, that lately arrived. here with a cargo, consisting of (mine, sugar, and other goods, bound to London, is land rug r icat this N'irt, in a damaged sow, the vvwsel being very o.eraiion.Mby.ritutting foul of (Ire Clualeibired armed brig; Jong' - Artived the brig Do,fiiiiin f ''bgloilgin i g to this post, Master, 'COW ,Maiti, Gibraltar, and List . frotn. St, Ives, with a eargu :of Iraq, bound' to London, driven in beie . by - stresoof ieferailiCr, and haspprung bey fore .yajd„lstod split .Iter4sigis doting the late heavy gales plilsor arrivtd OWL/I'6i ill ship Maria Dorothea, •beloiigin'g so Bergen, T. Master, frOin Malta, and with a cargo of oil, bound to this port for oidtrv, and is under quarantine. Bailed last evetinigOrt a crnize, his NLljesty's ship Pheasant, of 18 guns ) . ,Captain PALMER, b... '.'39 Obliged to put b.lck again by contrary winds in Catsi. sand Bay. Came, down from'Barn pool and anchored in the Squad, his Majesty's Ship favuurite, of 18 glins, Captain CLEMLNTS. • ArriVed the transport, 'No: 122, fioni'Torbay, hound to Lisbon, with troOps ; also arrivel rl Ta rantula iviteer, , be:onittlig to this port, from a eruize ; and the hose revenue cutter, trenn South.. ainpton. His Alajesty's bhip illed,isa has detained and sent in here the 'American b 's Eliza, of and from Philadelphia,with a cargo; bound to Bour(leanx Arrived the American ship Moses Brown, NV HITE, from Amelia Islandovitif.a 'Cargo of titnZter for this Port. Sailed the Mion cartel, iMotigitig to thi Port, F3BRIS master, forMutflaix. with •theee American pasgenger4, viz.' it,est, rs'. 'HAYWARD, Smyrn, and FA as, Who are charged with diipatclo s trctu Mr. kfrigate,k just arrived in ihe Sound, sail to be thelllendtris, from the Cape of Good Hope. Two Naval Oflicers, soppostil be charged with dis. patchvi, landed-from her, and set off for Londan immedintdy. No comombicAion is allom,ed the short, consegoetoly the intelligence she tally have brought has not tranvired. FAt.mou•rn, Fes. 1 4 1.-‘-Ihis morning arrived the Walsiftglia 11 cke:,' Crpt. Boa errs, with Mails few!) Lisbon, seVen drys pass,ige, left there the Princess Eiizateth packer; which nrri‘o3 ota in i t clays ; tiro • iiirvent guit•brig left Lisbon on the I 0 inst. with disp.ttehes for England ; tire pAtet.con• firitEr the death .of that rsluable Officer the Altirqui:s de RomAsto, who died suddvnly un the 21 bt 1)11. remains will be carried to Minorca. Iltarsltal J u NOT k gone for Frattee, having previous thereto, received a turthket-!,all iu viteek frOto . one of the British ilifleMvn while reconnoitering near the out posts j it was_curretttly repoi red at Lisbon ,ere he loft he hall au iitterwiew with Lord At i er.t.itsQ ! • roN, but what it related to was nut known ; the British Armies are abund:ititly supplied, rind every article has fall. n considerably since the anis .ii out of the last convoy, and as the Elekrt now uth:er tile command of Sir Jo.Eprt fookr carry out iro rhense quantities of supplies, a furtherreduttion i 4 VXpected. SOtiLT and MORTIER have their head quarters at Merida, and by the las: accounts are ad• vincing but very - slowly towards the Tagus. This Armies 'under Lord WEI. LI N4;TON and AIASSICNA are in tiresome as by fast aecount4. 4 " Put in here by contrary wi l u;s, the West India hilt ift4ivick, Cipt. Ual.ll , llllS, trout -bound to Bitibadde. ltetirtain; ha. Carrick It.nds his Majestys.'siffii Jafpci, witk P.m of the ow ward bound Portitg , ;r1 anti Mediteranean convoy ; also the ',\V't-st Ii Mist, ttaittpg ri te arrival ut Beet frontTirtlAy J.tillaica, New Yolk, Madeira, Cn‘liz.land,Li4bou snails, are tioi, 'waiting the arrivol of the packeit trout Plymonth to convoy them out. .YAR)I,IUTIf, FEB. 12.-.ArnvVd this mnrning the A'elson packet, QuptriDei-Nft; from Getfett ;,),lr,,,h, with mails and ps,sengeri'; ,sinit.d."`frotn the .6th inst. She taingi no news of Ina ; urtAnce. ~, • To.mo‘row, at to o'clock, ;lie State Lottery will Drawing, mid finish the sante day Day. Ta_kets Snares • are on SUL: by RICHARDSON, G 0,01).• Li; and Co. at their U;fieei, Cor ner of t3ark bud hieing the King's NieW's, Chet Cross ; where No. 1.7„ a Mize of 20;0001. t.ta•,ui4 in Sixteen Sitteetnhs, last Lottery. Anectiotc.--A, gentleman rather riantly cumplatited to CAturcn 'of what he called Ins insiiii,nrsind imposing paragraphs in the newspa i , ers. 1n.4,-vcr butight t ,- Ticket COMi ag up a ifi.Juce.d him to alter his tone, and tu own, tao t, hut ror . the itigeniotli ttifUrift CARTUR etnplo),a to catch (Ito public aftentiOit, iii3n7 would new l e ., " oppo!ionnty; ut obintuiu,g tor a trifle the iinpor... , 4 .1 iritagss Lotteries (iron particularly the pre. sr.,L9 ing a person of dilrerent mallet t among others that . of Colville) into custody as a spy. biOttgilt to 'Yarmouth iu consequence, and by 1.,0rd Liver pours wariest detained as sneh.. `Tini was all the information that had been prorehrcd as yet, wl'ell more was discovered would be cotnmotticated, but he thought it would Eke Most improper to slop the pr sent pibeeeding on that 'aceovnt. The Tiny, he had little doubt, would p;ove satisfaCtoty to the House, and honourable to thechar.a:ter of those concerned. Mr. WritTutteko, said, 110,.did not .mean to ob ject to the progress of the measure, but was sur prked that the !tight Hon. Gentleman should have given more intOrmatioo io the House .than the Under Secretary - of State was .zither wiilirtg or able to do. still saw no reason why Mr . . ityk!er should.: not he .able to get at the partwalars• without sending after the Officer to:Yarmeuth. 'F. e reason why every One: was confined should be had . .lmen said that the Hon. BAonet nid not know the name of the person confined, btu the statement of Right.'Hun. Petilletnan l~iin, It sheued that he did know it. ,Colville, it appeared, was his name, but .wily he -was confin'ed was not known it remained to be accounted !or wq.y t . .it he me as net a spy, Ike was detained ;„or .why, it he was a spy,-he was not dealt with in the .Oittal manner. The CLIA:NCULLOR of the ExcuLaului (in ex planation) said, he did not assert that his Honourable Friend was not abic to state under what wartant the person was detaine I, h:st dim he was not prepared to give that lull account of circumstances which was necessary. Mr. NlAnbox said, he Was •ure that his Honour able Friend was most anxious that the report should not 'turn out to be true, bia it was of im i .ortance to the people et England that the apparently monstrous' case should.be luny investigated. The 11 - 4ort hen' eal and agreed to, and ,t he LOrd'Commissioners Speech ordered to be taken jab con%itieralion to-morrow. . : • Mr. PARNELL moved for an account of the Or dinary Revenue of Ireland for ten years, ending the bilk of .I,inuary, 1811. Also ft,tr an Aeconnt'of the A6inal enditute for the same period; and 'tor art Account of Ott Funded and . .Unfundrd Dvbts, and the Churges thereupon. He said it wa , , his in-: tentiou to move, on ki •übirquent . clay, that the whole. series ul Irish Finance should be reterred to a Select Committee. The Nlotion was agreed to, 'after which the House adjourned. MAII.S. AKRIVAD—I Lisbon, L Dublin. Dos-3 Waterfurtl. I'1(11:6 Or ii . I . ()CKS THIS DAV A I: YWY ti'cLOCK COnstllS