The Sun. — London, England, 1811-06-08 00:00:00

.. . 'the eatintry in do but:t tubmi s ia h a ole= up . the 'alyant3Zel , ppily ol;ralo&I; ' ' 7 "' ' Oilf r iqiii fIIt t etdist conChti 4 ea 'in' the !ha 610.. ,,th ' the' Camila:hider,' alb(' the ttrobro4 tynder hiiriii, l''',)ir, . 16Ifer melli Viit Alhile.bia' and for the pioirtpTetke t tiiiing tilt, .sii•g e of Badaita. • Hi fatik• a e . c" ti ta . ed_ 1r1 : *vot ' ' Sit fi.'Mota'ro'cititifiv c , ) 1 .11 , 1 n'tti tx , Pe 6l " a. Id t 9 1401014ttit a'•iti .. 4tile s; a- etn 'ut of tb'e• lk?ht 11 ' 11 ' Ilr= ll ' ll. ' 6 ,'aettl illt• N...bieutoild ; ttt he i2o,ll't OA' i rl the ..,' , lasur e . jo i.t offering hilt ( fibute .01' iii'iir:lU't! I°lll- ( ; , iii 'hi Coannhuder 4+o AtiiV, tor the Bat 'le t'l Al:up.-rii,:aip tilie•coute'enplAi N i w it'• pride that Ilik•gliku, G,-Iteral, A. we'll aq Geintraty,Cale and fAia!!iittou, 'writ) :it,;' SO tigI , piCUZAS .1 , pittt , , , n tn . e 'Y of tlae.i:iy, were hii counfryinen. fle (Sir . .. 1(11,- Hn);),-.11, 1',....d alter the late events in the I'e l',4,w.i. It - , nail twit 110 01,ite Of Ireland ll,,eing a t o tilt,. county , Th e 11; ,, 1it lioti?urable . . .0 t 1.;.1...1, mal t ha ; on a 101,11cr o ; Cii,1011, ai wel as .to tit.l, 6(,,, , , ..0 ) , itir .(,,td iit art hoion,;(hle rrritrpet, ~ !ttr,c., of the ;Itchy in' ilic e,yeturts of . the 44111. is of At'o6oyo,l mitt B!nlda, :011 01.! WM ithi i ' 6 " lii i t e 4.ll l4nt exploit 'Was nevCr subtnitced to dil l li, th ,,.. . GentJ:iiNlATtizv,. ,4nie r ed• int o a siateine'ilt . of ser 'l "Of (.7.11:1-A ti':reifOid, fr • in Ithfilst t otrattee ' the into theartny do wn 10 fil t i.,. , iiit day, Attu boped • thdf Min.6ter wont I ' ki,ako soul' pecuiliary provi sit!!! tor lion, ,1S he 11,1 d Izt. iely,sutfert.d.great!loSseti. • . the 11 ht.sol utio , 9 w4re. tattt 41.10eraily.i n ir; ' an d 11 1 :' , ett to nevi COti. ' .1 ril e Ttit'CifA "kt:tOlt 01 tilt, EXCFIP.4IIE.ttt lien rnoveu Th lil l is to th, poriog,,vhe ',' ..\4 Ilk)/ tse.rwris under G'lleral .le it litillatttlt. .. ' Ar • •ci .haa 4, % iig et , , d tu , non col .. , , v filch uent,., ,1.'6 ettAxcLi.Lati of Ode ii:KcilEdt.tEr clid, tha' t ii 116 n.,...1,•e,u.,i di le w:s iii, 111 , 1-iiico, in wl'ic•' l ' i .i ‘ lll ) l lit.l viii r riS f':i it -• Ih:inkg t, 1!;t2 Al,i , :pi,nit,e,s 'l4 ' r e " ll 'q " ( i'c'd lintki' 01 - licerot , ini. own; -),' t the illl,3lrtml th,. i.rus,..ct con;C•si jqstifi..(l, 11 , •• tit 010", (,e,iati ,ii ttlitit +hat rule ; i.lO, Ctium it, is gt 0 0100 ;-:11"I'l ill 've the 'I . 1r:olio, to tt,f, Simitihb Apitil ." t ' ll 'li•)` ''ilder (.';' , 1,61.11 111,146 t tie b:itkl.= 0•41",' fillel4. ' r ' ~ 4(.1;714/ 13 it LAD ,said, he did not' ris-100P,PPse • . , 16 fri(ltioll, hut, On the conirary 10 .gi e va It his 9 - titaprobatiou he wished as 'h . ," Generar ,41torne tt•s-, uu •- 1 , 1 .1 io I:4e.tbOt.l CO l ldllet of the Spall'iardi id.,llial . ns '"ce, that it should be d st in giiisteed iry,'waY of "vit.ii,,l,, in the liepe.., flial it woultletitioCirage them to,s,;iifiLif" COlilipet iki ft4ttir.O. ' . ' Till* Q,iiti:C.i.l.6ll Of (Lei Ex'eriesitiatt moved; , 1141 thl.; Si e.iter should comnittrituale tht , Thalt!iti • Of lb !• " . ' ...,i 4 4 , 1 .. e i,UUSe to Lord Welliogton.—.. Agreed to ~e.a. coti,' . . p It: Iheil moved - for an Address to the Prince ..xe • '., rill p i a [I that he wOtil : d'rcct a .1461!tirt.en! to • erevted to Mai ( r (.- •. () -.1 Ac4,,litoil, w , m , ; - 041, IA , mid. 1 ''.. glainllY ftll fa the , duriti ' , • t N ei .b Livia. t u s via 4.) 2- , (1 -'4 VI LLIEUS ~ ad,. bt,,ne .3111.hiun.. to another vo e l t 7' l , (.) .!'eer, f or whim s a rnomiment UPLI4' At 1 . " u 1.1.1, ' 3 1 )01(1 : $u l o ts a tont toat..we could.not ! . tar if i e nai,n,.. ~ . . „,ii.arheef4.;HANciLiort of the. ExclrEa(VElt BA k d o 0 " bee4ntiv'enztist. itislaUcn ,ltd . iticti a diCfoutiftfil had )---. 10 a ikldjor-l.:'“-ner41, att.; if they welt' to ,L. • !so saes 10 reil I , '; - . ; tild 'ti 11, - dpui. 10 1)1,• to . •I ) lli11 1 , 4.(?114, It . , AL) if :' S'lY ViLtrt. they wood stip. :' M1114E211) thou g h t it w. ,01, 1 bc' drslrable' ,k‘it tw lit 'l i k' : .t) c••• 1 A' .-,,,a,,•61'nk or ohtittli!,olo it tail— (' v'therrs , it t,,w .tatik, van tit ,WhOill. bild, •.1 0 , i it) , . nothi). ... . - • • . Air, A t ,' . . . Al , ~ isuepti,Ntei a was of my kvilyt t i . opunon. o f „. 4N AINO Our 001 wis:, 41 ri , op the, current but6"HoUs tetding which per‘iade i ‘'verfe [mad,. jut:, el" ". l Y'ng that the' prop,,,,tion nil tit gy to 011 ),Thilittit ehtent, ii)-h.,ltt 1,. i.dri It, contortn to ‘iitt limn Noe , PrelKflib--..1 by Otir dfft.t.stdrfv. • At tire same u• ". 1 ""'l *ity, tit 41 he V,l''lllB 01Vd , heArt " a rill at 111 Of h, wi -t : tklll •ft, -I IflOiw 111‘11V1 '0 15,,, as well ihe i.: ( 1 - " 1 " a d la il , ' l l, 4 6.01 timi 1: t•',ltti who ~Passed lil t' ) ourlut bib cuLnatry t o a heart c.ongettial with " Cllo4 e . • 1 , , e' • . di "e 41 dreil Wls then. agre,td to hem, co*. • 4, IR w I,v, : ' faro, i„ I . ► '" waii moved for the C-tinty or Wat er- Ul lu 144 " t r ° , 4l 01 Joio, Clandi,,s attr, d ‘celited i 25realord i E sq . he (ate of- - L i seheater of Mutr.( , ' . . in ~,‘ . Str,N,L'l'. , • latet,,ilout ;:rornittee of .11iiply, a Ile-olutir , ri i was . el, E xcii ,, °r T : ihil ititei , til , it 1 lt'o 0 , t11i9n3 by ‘ oans Burr I; ii i ..... 1 , , i .. 1,,,, d ki.,, • it.porl to•rnorlow: i.,,, tin y , 3 .:I;',,whiNG 1,1.t-s:.-wetl4 Pc / itian Iron the uts.! ba c k u °c‘"labi, agdinst t , ie Duties - and Di aw t3lbi:..ttn lipir46 ill 11-elan4,..—Qidered to lie on the , , • THE WAR . 1%., R„„, the, piiiienclirksosr . rose to move an Atldress to• , 'enit,,,,ll::'‘genti oa the sobje . et of . the w.ir itt !be very co,• Thu lion. Geridemitt, it. a NPeVCII of , nsitleritblt it„,t th ' t i tet athe c i vi e lt,t ,t i a camprehensive And ' lle Hatt; ° I * the P°lirt and ent , duet of the wa4 l . 'io ns to tilts wietnan tuarze a great, toatiy•ototerva . tll l'ohi ll ,r the. n,,e,si, ,ot incteasing our force in. Irti ll , l ' n ....ai "It 4 Colleludesi 4itil moting an. , Ad- , (tie t . , iio ()me 16401, but whlch in substance was fo , ',- '''llg effect ;..... . , . . * . . . . , . . , , „ , . , ' Li,..li,::".ll',',l;t4ite' 11,1,kiirri.,►?re Anttfis be ptesetned.:tn his' ItOY,I.' tliel t if irtl etlt 01 thi' s ) e , ke .gent, itssuring lii . b-o! the unl . ei t oV i Iv .. _ t idli n i, ii .. t l v O i a li ; to 013•I'or,on.,and (..bidlntlit.icies;.., 4 „in_earry:7,_ _ v i 1,. e In his wim.hun of , the .. ,t... arc h4;l"+.ls tille„,l,ir.")lo , at' latnetitihg the burdens witit.h . .l l ,n_,v)icuip„.,,_ Ili 0 e(i upon a loy4 peolde„ who ate rea y .. itamlig 40.,-,.9fiti of the 116.',..114ty: for protrading ttfif r war, of i,l P urfo."l ; l : l l ° ::.'. l .,;LBachlices by ,utset:itttle,t %Aar to ering,it 4° , y, btu t•'`'''.l4l,oll. cotivin,,ett th.ti it camcd , op Hot co, ° Prelier,ib our existence as a Nut.oli,. arc. t% j vti' Ili, n - cl o . • . • .. . i' queer rot •agreeing to the Address . bon& •. , M ill e . e it A ' r.. tilt 1t,,,:.. Netl.oß of the Excitattnett did not !atilt, ~''.c!-/hsary to triLible the klun 4e wii h many (4,t't,t ot,t(ti)l)poling the Add' e.... nut th(-1•0 Were hi, fifferll44 tll4itervations. which tell triiiii the.flon., ,`,.l4„bythe i , 4 !4h he, must, noti&.. It had been I.‘ ...!. vti tict jion• qvntletnan thatAhe inilitity force 7 41 ~t ics ,?"4d not be undervalued. CPrtainly it t.ittthettk ,t.hat Ito matt .ough t to Undervalue the ! Ptill. i , ts 4110, resources orthat povver. le had:never 14441 1 t- (31).1`3 80 to do and on the occasion al tt • u, 114 . I Idta(Aer w got .represented- that their military !haleriNuto will) degraded by the contests 4:bleb had a l, 1,, i. ,'(4.lriebot)t-atitt thes.e'of- the Mies; Air , u r 4 th i : 4 ., itlended Id 8111.1 e, was, that they were , . r ule `I W ilthtd- to 1 .„ , • .trtu iiivi repreient thetnstivs--trrebtst .. ~. . . . Pionati n‘ible. VVith es )e '.i 0' n a I. ed WO i n i .ri a to Carq r), o 11 : 4 0 1. i , o . hot itio ; in %tile Pertintlda fur ono' year longer; it t, ou ,, t,t , f a eon that he did the as nd ) 1 Y, 4 Artifitd tm,,h• t e' it 'w041111441 i s :e ci te the only - oble6t to be 44 estrable to carry It on. I tdt he had ne;:er consitleredi, that the only benent • • to he e,ii.etted was a year's cniittnnance of the war ; bci . had never so - thotight, nor had teresented that that 'was . the tartiroSteltent. to Whien iF could he cArtim. any' hopes 'of resiNt tug Frtitice stieeesi-: fully ere to b . e!en!erfainad,, those liopeslaust he -.realized on the scene where the war wits !row car rying en, - ancriV the''lnterest of ate * country tto maintain. it. He was riot itrclined . 'ro believe that : greiver evils would testi; to Spain from the !coNtn,uatie... even if France held dominion. With te other 4) ,, ct to the oer 'ob , ervaitons of the Honour able Geinlettrarr; ire 'concurred in his view of the subj , ..(t, and thought that our exertions VIM re on 1,00 contracted a scale; but they • were beicri - :So e , ntractell, than that the country- should !rave to coalplaio .that the .Government haVe been iota lavish .of its binod and treasure. _Either of the sentittients, however, are not just. - The:exttruoni were greater than bad been been made at any. Other pefiod of the history of the country. When my. .Lord Welirtigton required resources, they were:sent. 1'1)000 he had not att:lcked.the French when they arpi' , ached the'lines of Lisbon, he was well awune of the value Of Bri!islr blood, and ha,d some object in view in Waiting. 'To' the general view'of the potty and condo .t 91.tbe war - , it. was - not necessary to reply. I. was easy for persons to talk of send ing; OW a reinforiement of 'lOO,OOO, men, by mov ing.them just as you would It pack of cards, or the 'caress men on a btard i• t- - .Ut did the Hon. Gentle ; man recollect the many necessaries which must ac- , company so laige toe number of trans ports, requisite ni Con. ey them, Ad I hat they must have su e .port,? It the-1. encuinst,incet were taken into congideration, ‘ 'it woold he st!en that ny adding. to the numbers ht ,tart . turn ) in the P0)1115614; you er - • not 'adding to hgtit. G .v,:rnment acts t beret ure no. indi,potted to mid to the arMy ; but it required '..iews mare.ettended than those taken. by the Hon. Gentleman before any real beirent could bet conferred at 1 partiqulay moment. All that hp hoped Was, that the aouse would not think,it presumption in bun to . state, that as full mid effective iitpport had been given as the nature of the t aSe'wotr.d' admit, and. that , those who were , dispniedtii criticise ale rneasurqs of Gwernment, did not poisess' a clearer view of the polity than Ministers themselves. Under this impression'; he thought the Address was ill advised, and that the House ought not .‘ to adopt The lar ,, ,e atui eit6tiSive . vuew which-the Hon. Gentlemen had t.ilten,...be - bpd no wiSli to' condemn, and ha thought Ms object would be atialueJ by re cording; iris (Vito:Nig, Wit bruit carrying his Juotiott. Mr. Hifrrcit ,!CfsciNi made a few observations in re , ply, and then the Address was put and negatiVed.- . . REGENCY. Mr. Willisii4BAD declared, that d'oti.Vitlisrinding the th;tineis'of the Hijuie, he would persevere in !nuking the tiiniion of w'tich . he had g out) no Early in the diSeussiona on th e Ilegeoey 13111 , he haul . pleoged;. , (10::It call 'the atietiti ! ?ii cif Prlianiem . to lie circuotstalices to which e t 14: klogdom . w totposect nv the repeated . indis.„usitir ! ns of his VI y sti4gested thOckpetliency,of pro viding, its, the eve t of a r!icurrettee of the saint! no , tortuOate ljlalady, agttiost the sbsitension the Authortty, and pievalence of. party heat, • whir it h.d heti) lately wanr:ssed. What was the 'state ce iniurtnitiOls wlnCh the Hbu'e posses..ed with regard to his- Majest, 's hearth ? \\'hen Parlia tne»t first toe( in Not etrit)er; they weie . told that t . .l,e:recoirery of his' Neli;jesty W as a *Mai Lei- inime- . e%poetiition. poring ;he discussions ott the . Itegency-1.1411, that. expet'tation- 'it, strongly en wtoiined, that many thought 'the .Bill wotild never ripen into ,ter. Act: He kad heard•ir rutnottred that there had bcett a divisiorrof opinion in her Majesty's Council ~ s 10 the' real finite of- the King's health,• and that some of thes-INlembers'thotiht at one pe-' io t, t h a t he was c om pl ete ly fi t to Tustin* , the rds-al foraCtious. All these- cicumstances required exa'- ruination'. If his Nlaieary after the end of the. pre , sent Session, shOold resninti the exeo,oloie svittivrity, and then nufortuttately relapse into his preffent nfti ' the whole, trliclitnery which it had taken- Par:. liament so long. to construct iii the present S, would be Nato to tall, tht•rwtore, toovrt, That the 131,15 e should, oct Thursday next, resolve. itself into a Commitive. 0 1 ). the State in th e , NatiOn 'in order to take into eat , isideratiu t v-We parti c ular . point& to which he had alluded.. Tire OitAnicEr.,Lott of the EXCHUONER had no helitation in stating, that If the proposition of the Hon. Ocutletnao was that the House should , enter tt preset t into-the consideration of sonic permanent measure to meet any future incapacity of his present' Niajesty,. Or of succeedingli.lings,.nothini in his °pi hc., wore inexit,:dient or more impropt.J. It a roltei:tive measure were necehs:rrysit any tune, t hat' time Ira, 'nut a perjod such a.; she present ; when - t-he Crow n ;A:6 under such peclil';:..r o,l.citto staneek. Indeed he tholiltt that heircely any t..; , tio woole r to enikn into prospec:ftv..! rettnlations on lie stibject, and that it, would he ir,iiiiitel y more 111' Parliament t:t leave those regulations to oe termed when cicca,iot,' demanded thero, and When a variation. Olt circunatitattees, hriwcto!rt Int4lit render necesSary a uorrespordent variation in the ;provisioos to irleet thoseencnintnances. Adverti! g" to th;:repo t wait:l4 acati,4 froa. Getitlenfan he liadheatd, there could be no doubt he had liearell of an opinion existing in•a part of the Queen's Court: (A in favour of thy propriety of declaring his• Ma. jesty tit, to resume the Royal funttious. Alt he (the Chanodlor of the k.;xchtiquer) could-say wav, that' no stich rep6rt had ever reached his ears: , Ott that lobjezt tincinestioniolly hail no means' intor matiqu,with regard to.the opitiottstof the individuals - . alluded to, except their' coffin - allocations tt) him' in conversation. As far Rs that went,. he certainly ne ver bad been able to collect that such-an opinion as that allpded to,hy thv had 4161134 existed. That three had been periods of niore.nt less sati4tuitie expectat leo. of the approach,of such i a desirable 'vent; he had Lie doubt; bOt he sad never Heard that the event waS'ceuccived to '.ye actually artiVed; As' to the p,rospecf of tito,i,tecession tatting on art infant, if there were .only ohri life betwein the CrdiaPo and:That int.:mi., it ioig,itbe R m Rise tomat a prdvisi on oil the stinject, although, evo in thOt,. case, the prPVis'on otignt to be made when tree CrOwati'iPas - in full posse-tsion of its authority; . h4ll as long n'thermTwos ttre iiiterVentioni of two lives, such step , appeared to him - ro uh 4 ‘isable • On rillthese Arotinds e tru-14.d hear -1 1 % 4 % House i.k t ould‘'ittat'elitel`faiti• the - peopoSitictu or tho Hop: Gentleinati, Mr. BA:rnuio'r'ob4eived, thAwird, Pmiainepr, in, tbe- event of thv recurrence Majesty's indispo.si:ion, .1/;l,s provided for by the,ex ,isting Azi. On chat ground, and on grour4 alone, it appeaeed to him dot neces.ary t th'e'pre. sent moment to take any 'tei.).l-on the sUbjei t. t h e Marne time he was,of opinion,- that on a future . acca~ioiiMeartS ihonietietaken to secur e the as sembling, of Parliament as soon as poiSible aftet . stich an event... It. imliossiblii,.howertit, t hat .Parl lame t should lay Ooyin,,.bqtOre- hanA all which it ini3ht be proper to clo under every wifely of ciredmstantei. Mr.' CANNING- was 'of the: same opinion. as the Right Hon. ,Geutletnan., , ,vho . had just spiiken, and. ohjeated to the courseof proceeding proposed by the:, HotiOurabla Meyer, not to th'e object which he had in vie*. He could not _see the propriety of repeating, on 411,hypothetical goestion, all the bates which in the course of the present Sessioh had taken place On tile pra t ical qt eStion. Be ides, in* what a delernina would such a proceedin g platie the 1 . They must- either te,oder the,,Plince ; gent for his assent, a Bill regulatihg future. occur ,rences, siciaiiar to that to which Royal Ilighneis had already eipreSied• his hostility, 'or they omit rescind their' reOent ; Resolutions, and tender his Royal Bin emancipating tutute,Regents from' the restriCtion'S.riticli they h.id unposed Upon his Royal 'Highness. It 'was certainly desirable to make the—road to the appointment of a. Regei,cy` shorteri but the tit ; time tor doifig this " either when li:s Majesty stiou:d be restored to he oteet:isz! of, the •r ' g tunctio:s, or "%Vitt. n the Throne should otherwise tai. tilled by a permanent and • mate possssor. _ Mr. WitrrattuAn made a short reply, in the coots.- of which' he contended, , that at least a short Act , Might be pa,sed i providing Om it' his Martlsty should reeov.erhis and should hudcktily lapse into indisposition, the preset!: Regency .13111. Infght a•!adic.d to such a circumstaice. Alt . .. R. P. CAttliW spoke in favour of 'the motion. The House then tlivided, when the nntnbers were., ror the motion - • Against it - Majority - — 7 2 our r . ..dritili'ssion into the gallery, we found PoLa'onliia- Lep,' making the: Which, Ii hati . giben.potice, for referring the:Petk . ttoh of tint Irish Royal Canal Cornpanito a Select.. Coi~ittiitiee, said, t hat at so latc 'on. hour of ,the 4y:that ~t abs , :!f . the Flhuse, it was rot his wish to occupy much, of :ts time; but at the same tittre the subj.-ct was sb imp :watt, and inv,olv-- ed the inlerests Of so groat a numher of that tie feh it , o he his d'itly to , nahi. tht House. The Royal C4nal Company. of Ireland,' whose Petition upon the tatije, wasmE.or:porated-• in 1/89, ter, t 1 purpose of completing; a navigable_ frotti fii IlfrinenrYavy, ou the .hivt3r . , Shaution ; anti thq Were euiptv&-ed rtioittt stock . , for the purpOlic et completing the ondit laktng„, By the charter of i nc orp orat i on , i t pr 00,14 ' t Hat t he A:viral stock of il'ttontpany: shoold.ece 52 , J0,000i. rnittiely;- tft3;dool.•:-g.ratited by • Goverutneitt tualsist. rn the completion at wh , t. wos considered as so desirable an obpct, mt.; 1!34m01.,.. ; to be raised by the indivi,!nal nteiiiber, With ;Ilk „capital.. tire Cetnpany chturnenced t brit operatioa;':• but it Was.tbrinit that the . expenee considerably eg ,eeeded the estimate, ft:n.41798, theircapital being all expended, a further sum of 125,0Qffi: Was acr.. vanced . by the Goverumetii, .as a luau. to the Coo, patty. this stateinetn,Ai 'appeared.thai the Is nth Parliament had given s considerable encourage.- meit to this undertaking', and iliat; lisVicitti•to the Union, grants to the amount at 90,00td. had been made to this Company by the purtlic. At the time at the Union, it wonid ben:yolk:kit:o by the Howe, that an Ail of Parliah;ent passed for appointing Directors-Ueneral in lieland, for the purpe of dis tributingi toe sum of 500,0401: which Clad been 4:,ranted fur the advanCement t,f inlanci navigation to Ireland, and for the improvement of the harbour of 'Dublin. To these Directors-General the Company applard for assislanct* to enable them to complete their plan, . and- in- t.Bot the Litt ectors-General,- talc- , inA into consideration the proceedings of the Cop- . p'an ; - , and being destroos to make the best bir&tiin they could for'the public, 'advaneecl 'the sum of 9.,),0001. un Condition.Of their reducing the trills on navigation, and of their • exienling the line of the,consi , so to; make. it complete from Dublin to Coolnahay. J. y the chat nit of the Company, they, were einvowered to contract a debt to an amount tier exceeding the surii exptilded by them upon the :canal, out of the subscription. The House would 1131 4rai 1 v ...soppoil.t that the stitm which _had been granted, to this Company, bad not beets granted witliobt the .Sandithi of the Iriih Cr3vertiment, and ii would appear ..extratirdinaty, vilely he come to' 4 late .their iiination, that the Goverttaicut should, 11,1V , = ctitO,loocti siren a grant, unles9 he could spew ib it, in point "of fact, the Gevernment never Wejti made ac'tirittinte& With the .actual state of their af. fairi. The. Directors-General I taken into CoOsi det'ation the ben, tit likely to accrue to the public frthn thecompletion.tif the plait of this con:lp ky, and ll f te'sums.: necessary for the completion of it ; but it did nits- appear, when they made. itself repre ' ihititation to the , Lord Liculenaut upon the subject, that they had inquire,t into the state of the finances the (Om patty. lit 1 he - cetars'eOlehe fOst year. or at thoetitl oe , the ptoeeding-ye3r, an apr , Patien' Was made by the Company to the: Direetors-G.eneral for asiislanc(, .10 enable. them- to Looti:,m... the their canal to N further . 1 0) , ni than to e. hid!. g.”es. rs.t; h the public . hobelit liheiy to rt. ~;! irotti this' pro hosed' plan; , approvbd . of it, recommeuded to ,Q.Overontent. to adva7.ce a slim of SeVel)ty pound the . G)(llVcirVi, 'being' two-aril - Aint the siairi requited to carry tiAnr line. as far 11'4 Ihilly4olo6. the • Act'' of establiSliitig the Dfreci.nrs of vigation, it was, provided, that when any (;inupariy, :applied to themiter a grant of mottey, the :Once stirs stOLIN; it t ey timirblA:d of the proposal, r sub mit it to the Lord, Lieutenant and Counut, and then, tf no onjO.tion oCeerred, the.. money wa , t' grartfed, , unless there was an appeal' frPtirs: any other' Corn wiry -who :Might :apprehend that would be ntkocid by the' propOsY , l lilt ; and' a period of one inOnth was. allowed for th e o f ~ thia.appOal. The Direeters;Getterld, as be hOd. ; al, ro:4ly stated, did approve of the plait propostid, but they . 4;4 not ,o into any investigation of the eircurn. ltances of Itii`ecot'npany, and eongequebily vcrnment ilo means Of knowing Ibe i . t,stti .1 '! of their of/ant-4: 'l"fie plan Ilirretore reconity:e:(4"l by tie Dircelnrs-General wasapprOCed of by !h.: an t ; but an appeal Was -ft:irtrrti by if,Giant •;:, cat - ,41 COinpaok, wltoticoi:Ceived.' 'that tilt:;( ,ititere,ta Would - beaefected. TPi6 ':bet - Cre the PriVyCOuncil," and etcs` a 'patient i • gation, the ivy decided that the prOp-5i,..4 to the ittere.t4 Of tilt' . ;Canal tlintv,ll the I.tiyal Canal Cu 24• luny h cJi - ry ibo peint t! it Connell ,Vert- , 61 Opintoii that the irv.itiey should not tie v:lpted If; a stst . thern in the tinleii•A;iter, ; 1t), .Ot the I)triedor4 Wls Sion the ipeulatiOn•of tite,Ceitipany to ~, b rairi .116 money for the pioo , e'd putt att altd in the course tlty :Government (Or reli-f. Tins :_fhc h tit trppCt"... 'tunny which 'the Goi - eihnietit of IrelOnd cot aseovaioiog the r e s• ate of t.ie atfairs of the Con... patty. 1.4t0u rGoveittritcnt car relief, the Lord Lieutenant infoinied tlrein, that f,e, cooed give ito opinion upon it, u , •ilt.ss th,ey kvent fore the Diretttirs-G . erieral of Inland N and laid before .thern, upoO oath, a fill and tine state of their atfairs ; and 111':, 1 oo tt i , lilt a faVouraote; Report w as Made, he ‘4(111,1 I 1 • r ease nuo cord&ration. , I as mace •i ; t Directors, and at thetN)e of tn.iiitll it, a Pei.: was pres,nied by the Royal Citital Cetilp.ioy t • H atse, f l etttion it' w; , s hit /inject to I tai'. as Seiem tOnitilittee. 'Tins Ryport wits ant' cut:lel:t i es he had already ste;ed, by Wit c!I verrititern 61 lrehttiii Were inane aetpiHinted t liestate of the Contiony's s ; • appeared alat tlio,igh.ihe Conip..t4 :;'tip 0:4 pow red` to contra,:t a debt e,luai to , iIII r , 1:.)111,1 the ruin expended upon tile catill ow. or ;;,e, : - • scriPtions, and that they had nut laid 61.11 172,000 . .. yet that .their anOnnte - 1 84‘2,r)0!)!, that the aueual lint rest wotclt they* py . 4.9,0001.; that 4V110;,2 year, and dieiraiinttal vnptoce 1t,...ep0,g 0!) canal IA,0001.4:. thei,Lt o 1'y ( 4u,0001. ; So.thl , , Foitir fa!t, , last 4.1c000i. a,year woe.,; than tit :the true hthteol their atn;r•, and. the ing these fedi% 'would- be stirprii.:o b) V ie : last aceonnt4 ,t heir debenture ;\ (t . '.1.1r .tverg - ntilde.Uptiti deheitture , 1,)61. • aclually telling•al 92.1. each. wag, ai he. had staied, - iS,uoot per ~rood they carried their kale to the 'pniot alloweillti.Aet: of Parliament, which could not, be don . in a shortt:r p6rid.ll non. yepq, arid f : "r sum IWO.; 300,0001; then utzottls. would not, eve i iu* tb opinion 01 the sit:guile.: ti;Jeti: exttrnitted, $0,9001, a year ino i r: Wan %- did at7nreletit. He Hiatt felt it. V& 'th c_t ft the attention-el- tirc - ifouge - tt3' sit - tttc... , ,k..pfirtTt.nt2os . ; -- b.:fore he moved to refer this P:&,itition typt" , ,tort4i.i. deration •of _a Seied Coannittee, and he ceriaally nod 11,1ve felt b;ntsrlfcalled pm:. a motiuil to ibe l lis , u::: ! e, • 'did not Knor C•at it Woellf be a Masi ()chief - It:14 Cil'Cutn~i:lut.:~ t i p - lh. trade cat el•trlti.. e-l`•• , '/ zib•A to carry this can ,1 iv . tite:SjiinU,b(l, 114 , Wttit ' pto. i psed atld i i he, n . :14 not. d.t,;epty : , t a:til:tl 11.11 ,it lii,, ipat;Zutv; C; tors of . . alma Company*, - fai i gerifrtip ( 1 / 2 4tl • tie 'Li ti s ri;fx wtn'e ;ti itliiwwa t ttt,L orphartv,..it'ed persons orsortofor. pr,epe.rry I..!een• 3 lovested.. lQ this • co ,ii . . cf t , e,:ause it paid - a highflltt.lVSL ft.)r trioney.„ th -iefore, trlS'Cottipany 6fitik rows, a 4 reatirtrintler or poot tndivichaais-would..be' int ohed tit the.uthrst distress, and perhaps terly ruined. Tite.e were the considerations wte.!.ll Made. hdri feel it to be his doty to call the set inns attetitioti.of the' Hothe tolhis subject. Mt:thought . it right, however, to add, that the. DnecioNGeoe., rat had stated in their repot!, that tilt, L.,,tu, any• ladlaid out the mOney which they li.td obtained, fairly, in ciorying on the - Works of their canat, though, in „sonic instances, they certainly had trails gressett the laW, in order to obtain the ntoeey. .He shotod not ;lOW pte,taine to suggest Vt 11411 tntimat,.: measures it might' be; ptoptir to adopt ; 1:13 otily ot)- jegi was, for the considetations which he•hatl-nion ioned, and for t'ne sake of the numerous individuats whr interests were so cleeplyinvolved, to induce, the House, by . .1s Corittnittee, to look into tbiticOn. cern, and to decide, upon a to,li view of , all the ciicuinstances the case, whether I. l .arliament. ought or .ought•oot to iittertere farther on the nub Juct ; or whether any !chef could be afforded to the persons-who Wcie likely to be - such seiere (Fero's. The parties interested wduld at least be satisfied, whatever the 11eport of this Cenuttittee 'night be, that Governtrieot bad dutie every thing in' its power to have the case fully and fairly inveitigaled.. had no other toott.vu in making this. Mutton, hot'A desire to discharge his public duty; be had too objedt but to promote the public interest et ttiee individuals concerned, it'cobld dotiic,"%N:itit propriety. The mOment.GOvernmen t . iretintql with the atiTatrs of the Company, it.eudw voured to bring the whole matter publicly order that all the persohs who were intcr.:stnA might hard an oppOrtunity )t 'obtainint a tUII iii 't' tigatiou at tne sub . jeCt. It; upon.. a• review trfird Ihe circumstances of 'the case,. the llouse sliould be of opittiOn that no relief contil•b:,:l atfprdecl to the3ePer sons, tnnit.lubtedly many of theM would reditCed :t gceeteit distress; .but whether any -reitk. , l could lle atfordel or not, lid telt that, being its 46 0o si v i e p r ti nn ° 1 r ;r t i l :- " c l o a : tl i ' d s. e h s .i6 i t 'i e te upon iir' ; i cif Ito nuticst bringing the matter thus publicly ferward, and •et ti'dcin the tyill'on of Parliament up r.l the. k"nesvlie that what he : was tionx •!! wo,:ild lea :- Ole stock 61` die'Company, cOnlit oat avoidstd. - It was a sing[, .:, ••;2- ' tl f ,at2 tliough their, debentures w e • 1: , h eat}., ' the tow. saares of their 5t0,..: :than 37% . 1-11 - was afr'itid the se , ,eriture:, ..: • fall -considerably m pri from stetted; r ;:• was sorry for it, but it was more manly, elf at: juit,:too.!;•tte the - otatter ,fairly at ooeq,4od to: haYe it" At it test out. yor colter. He ohiTIA. thereftire:move, that the Petiton of the Royal Cimal ootupetty, and the other documents before the Hottle; be referretXtO a Select Coinuntlee. • M. D. GIDDY paid, he was totally unacquained with all the circurnstances of this vase until he heard !fie statetlietif of the Right - Hon. Gentleman. He ahould certainly vote for vefirring this Putition IQ a