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' t :~~ ctiELsti.A. lanuaty 3, 1311. ilitSL ate, by ordtr ovApte Itw,ht rr9ncurablu rh .1.1616 awl Others, Connot,s,, , t,ra for managing ) ot the o.0).41 Ciielz,:.l,.lo give Milieu, :;;lat al{ Out..l%nst , tie .s to fii a.lii llosPital, re. or itttit'3l ivtt,-fit-t. theteof, aPa ttir4d to appear, personally and r, giti:cntally, at the Setaey's ()thee in the said ll , 4;pital, vu ttli respectiVe days, and ottieretit 10 thrir rattb 01 untler.nulitione.:, tenclanCt Wlll be given ki int Nine WC lock. in the Nlortung until l hree in the Atter. tar the payment of ft.+i; a Yt:ar's Pension in Advance idsuin trier next, wi.th the A ugn,e,ltation in proportion •ir I and It; .gth of Servii;ei according late ltegui4tions.iii their favour, • ()ANION i)AY, the 7th of tanutiry„ Pensione: s a; 61. per I) ,y, troth the chil:rent of tt;tvalry, Pout 0 oatias, v‘ all alt the Regiments of COr PS. On Tu LSDAY, the Bth of JanuarY, Those at c ard lr Day . , front the different ReAinients of ea, Foot 44..; s, with all the Regiments ,uf iiitatitry Of lea. . on tV FDN ES DAY, the 9th ot unitary, 111,1,i , 1 is. per Day, front al+ the tlilrerent Itegiittents of Y;tlty, tout Guards, the tin. Regnant ot Foot" to the , ,tli, lustve. On THURSDAY, Ahe ratitor January, '1 beise at is. per Day, from the sr4t Regiment of Poiar, itii ail kite remaining Kegiincnts or Coips; the Pen. lief's iron' any Regiment or OATS at IS. obit. IS, Id. arid - JO. per Day. On, FRIDAY, the i WI of January, Pensioners at IS. ;Ct. is. aid. and IS. 3d. per day. On SAT tl KDAY, the I2th [annoy, 't ltosc.at ts, 36.1. per day, with those of tat: didialillt rates pia clay On MONDAY, the 14th of January, Those at Is. 91d. per day, and upwards. 4 On : fUESDAV, the tith of lanuary , , The pen s ioners front the Militia, at sa..per day, with the ' ' • -team Gcsitleinen who receive A:tunnies trout the late Ist 'ut 2d 'Troops of Horse Guards, with those pensioners from e seVeral Regiments who have been admitted on ack. - 311iit at ,1111(11i4iSS, whether at. Is. per day or-upwards, when the 40s• ital Surgeons will attend, for the purpose at examining . all tilt men, and report to the next board upon any or them who lay *lipoid to,be recovcred o ' r improved to their sight, tin:pay ',cot a 1 sVtiosa I f el.sioil is then to be suspended, till the fur-, ler order of the Board. , . Ahtl that. all Out-Pensioners belonging to the said Ifospi. '', 1I .. no live at a gteater distance that twenty.tive miles arum i ~o, and those Its Scotland ‘ and Ireland, are hereby re. oiieo and cOnunataied, atter the 250tpt : loneliest, and atter . '.ery so, eeediog :ts lii of ikeeinber and zith of lune, until ,1 „Hilo - orders, to apply to one rd Ins 111.9eity'ti illtlt.Cili at ~ "... Peace, in the neighbourhood whet e they reside, and wake iir': ne iollowing Allinavit, , Whicli the said. Alagisttate tor the j ' ..', :;;ourity, City,'lloiodgit, ei Riding, beton; Whom the Pen. 1 . aone r appears, will .4m.i.aild elite:, viz. 1 i . i , . is cAme before me, orte of his Nlaje,ty's lUSticeS of t ..' .. the Peace Mr Inc County of , , and made oath that he i ' was admitted an 0 at. petisioner of Che hca I lospital, on the l'' ik day of i A 17 (or Of ) fiont the Itegiineot of • , , s Controanueo by .*. ; was then a f tert about` years, iiitit ' 4 seryed iii the army . years, .' as d i isetuirged for • . mid Ow tic is no otherwise provideo tar by the Public, but , . ~.;a i',...wiwiler of the ~ mil Hospital, at , per Day, and . now lives in the Parish or , to the County ot . " m Swam before e , this tray of 13 ." , . And such of theta as v.e; . t: ~,;dotted si .. 4L cutua of 1.1 1141- . •, c; ,4 ;,IN oftteß(l to Liti•atott wait tliOr liall..)4any A flidaVils, ' . certificate a 6 it, tl,c state of tr“,t at-gitt, :ape!, by an Amy' turgeon, or oilier Nledic.il l'ev:iun, resident in their ricigli , wortwod ; Our in s.:eli distant. inif 41, where a medical cent le, is IttOr:iettcable, fi Gl.'illliCalt.: trent ;tic ;11.iiiister ot the , ',..i. , 11 to that la:3, ,nd to asciAtant the colitinuatiet of their .;; i...1,...5ii, wilt tic adtrath.d.. , 'i I , e Affidavit drawn according to the above form, sworn h., , r,....t.itett :loci at o.:sted by A :vi,.gi6trate, i 6 take put . up in ~.,y...;, i,.:1tl 6 , 1 , i Iv, rue Oeticral .'ost, direeted thus :.-" 'fo Ine le igitc i ifAiot.l.4)l t.,• the I'a, itias;er Crew:rat of His M..- : Limit fo.cea, y0ti0 , ,i , .." ..laritilig on the cover, .., l'ell6ielier's, Affidavit. --itod counterparts (ii du watc4 of the: 0410 Alfidavits, ale to b . a re,, , ,tveit by the O'ot• ~., :iier4 respectively, to tic , eitiormcd i., s ti,lt perowi a s .. „. : ditec,len rt.) pay liketh, titatto,:y inny Is :,,,,t,: tied th a t , .-..,:i;1i Jo way claiin Ont.Ve‘istons ate the real Persons ca -1:,...:d to ti:ctiv4,:lik; welt.. . . And to the end that the, Commissioners fur the Affairs of t . . ,•.t 1 losiittal iitay be satiatiekt that the Pensioners are the 1 , ‘ , ,,,,0i0; who 14ago;:par,6ett etteit ex;aninatiori, it is hereby' i _, I , : directed, that :inch 'at them who have served in, and 1tg,..: /,',,. en ,i,s,..tiateed front any of the Regiments, or 1 'atrim. !,...pd,„„t Compastics LI Invalids, or Roy al Veteran liattaltuns,(ate, ; ,; not to mentiott in their A Ilidavlts, such Itegiincnt ot c omp ,, fly i ..• I t Invalids, er Royal Vcik:iao Battalions) in whi, , lt they served ~, t r A last; but tlc. Reginiel,i, I moil, Or Corps 01111 C Artily, from . Which tht.f ‘vo - e thin dibt:harged and recommaided, and re. • •tved at ‘ltelsea Hospital. ~. ' H The .'ensioners are particularly to take notice, that the Half: ye arly pa) mints titter Cnristnias are regulated, as t o th e riiace a payiliellt, by the i'olistei a :it C. itel6.a, or the .Alficla. v ,,, sc o t a ,, above, alter the Midsummer p ret,edin:„ and that ilie Midsurinner payment is in like !mintier regulated by the Musters or Affidavits atter the Christmas preceding. It is also ordered and dire6ted, that no person who shall ;',.eltiitige the place of his abode given in At hi:, inustsg, dr spe. i!cified in his Atittlavit-atbresaid, and who may apply for his ' yetision (excepting to the Officers of Ir. xcise nearest such place of abode), shall receive the same, unless n appears, by' Atte certificate at respectoble Persons, that such removal was 'through unavoidable necessity', which he or they could not tut cikee or prevent ; and that it any Pensioner shalt fratuiti. letitly attempt to receive a double payment of rite Pension, itit her at Chelsea or at &MK:rent places, lie shall be struck oir titic Libbi; for the better prevention of WlliCh fl adds, each Pensioner is required to produce his instruction Papers, at I ilte tittle ot• payincht. 1..' Lastly, it is noti fi ed that none will be entered upon the ~.0 . .,i,i,ts of the said Hospital, Or be entitled to reedit any ienelit tiwrefroni, who bliall nut act agtteably to these order% ; i Jinn 4iiik.nt,ms ; partigularly in sending their half-yearly Af.. ) 1j,ci.4% iLi to tic I.)«t)ltt.ister.t.,cht:tal, itSll4.olc atitt`,Llci, Alit to i:to o ther ();uric, which deveral idi the i ell,tallerlb havt; ni late • 'e i ther neglected to do, of 5:,Ill 11,1111 Ifteptatly to other de f, T,,,rtittents. - 1 r 1,,f B. The under-mentioned Persons have been struck off • i t i l e I.ist, viz. . ',:: ~ ,491.1 lout, 1.14.p..vanl Itienny, at rt.. 20. per day, thr as.iiAing lo obtain the Pension ot I'4'll liant _vlealey, of the B,stit Ite i went, at IS. per day, by t. - .,1 , “: Ler titli iItV.S. 1 , ''kslt ill tout, Tihiothy Giototot , A, at Li, pct . day, I,riptu qduds); a fOrgal:ertilicate of service in tae We.,t,littite6. ithyal Gartittaii elattaltun, William ily we, at it., ill, !te r clay, tOr receiving a double Paynient. e . a 1I ,9' ~' C ALI . r, y auct Rt..l,l4trar. i" TO SCII O O I•I\IASTE RS, 'llns Day was published, ' ,Vety neatly and aecuratOy ripted, price 2S. 6d. hound, , ~.,,, i ~ (vv it ii ,i 4 41,A:rat awawant,e on tai,ing a quantity), v ritiE Kr(N LATIN ellArviNlAlt i . NviA) Ex. pi4nahay Notes, coilcocd fret:: various Gtamtnatians f lit.pr the list; of Schools. My WILLIAM MAVOIt, 1„!...1), ' London : print ed for t...,1 - .inattoo, Ai ~ ..:4,, and Co. 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Lion W the Art of I:drawing, 4to. with plias, jttst pub. lashed, Sly LUPE iLIAL PARLIAMENT. 110 USE OF „PEERS', THURSDAY,I.TAN. 3. lE(.ENCY. Lord Cuve, and .ever . al MeMbers of the Ii aise of Conanons,,broulit up Li:Message, desir ing a conference on the suojett matter of the last conference. On the tho Lion of the Earl of LIVERPOOL, the [jouse ngreed to a 'conference, acid the Messenger'; Wing 01: ) . - 'aine:lied 'in, were informed by the Lord ChancollOi, that Lords • rgreed to a conlereocc prekntly M the Chaniner. Shortly aberwaidi (4,.arrne, the , Deputy of the Black Bud, came: to the Bar, and an nounced- th:tt the Commons were waiting the eon- . letence in the Palmed Lhaint;er. The following Lords were appointed Mana;ers of the'conlerence Lord Pie,ident (Earl Lam den), the Lord Privy Seal (Earl of Westmoreland), Ea l Qialiain (Duke of Montrose), Earl Bathurst, the Earl of Liverpool, the Etrl of Harrowhy, the Bishop of Kili la, and Lord Walsinghatu, who went forth. On their return'soon afterwardq, Earl Camden re ported the comrnunieltion 'of the Rebalotions agreed to last r night;which were 1 4 ead by the Clerk. . I trie Earl of 'LlvkaPpor. moved, that the House resolve itself into a Gi')mtnittee on the State of the Nation to-morrow, that the Lords be .summoned, and, that the iLsolutions be referred to the Com matte.— • Ordered.' • ISSUE, OF MONEY. • The Earl ot Lorattroot, stated, that a 'cinstion had arisen relative to Ihe issue of Ninney Illider the Appeopriation Act, for the services of the:army and navy, and tuovcd for a C-py of it'Vrarrant issued by the Lords of the Treasury on the 31st of I) cember, and of the, Correspondence respecting it which . had passed between them and the Auditor of the Exche quer. Lord GRENVILLE said, trom.the nrnm. - 1r it which the Mlle Earl had opened the inottou, he Mistild mete!) , state that he had no objec:tion.to it. The motion was agreed to. pRoTEsTs. The Earl of MOIRA bbsovcd, that from an nwk kv:ts d inattention in Winding up the Journals, the name of a. Noble Lord (Grenvitle), signed to a Protest in 180 S, bad been cut off; and as the Noble Lord was anxious that his sentiments contained in the Protest ahould'go down to posteilty, he therefbre moved that Lord Grenville have leaVe to sign his nan the.above Protest.—Ordered. Toe Earl of Tay!Avow . , called the attention of. the 'Hott4 to the circumstance Of some' Noble Lords having signed a Prote,t some nights since, against' the Resolutions agreed to by the House, woo were not present on the Report„ and theiotore were nut rotith:d, to sign the Protest, being against ; the decision of the House, and nor against the de ci,iion of the Committee, and suggested that when the Lords to whom he allUded were in the FrOuse, they should be called on to state whether tlidy were present.onthe Report or. not. he 'Puke of CLAJteNc E agreed in the point of re gularity suggested' by the Noble Earl, and sopposed t h a t it the tails et % as stated,. that the Lords who had thus signed the Prot'. st had dotte it merely from not being aware at the time of the rule of the House, • . Ater waitut , seine time, the RIO of 'Ay*upon MOO in, and said he was sorry their Lordships had •been kept waiting, but he would take care there should be no delay in the printing of the Papers. The House immediately adjourned till to-morrow (this day.) • . • ROUSE OF COMMONS. THURSDAY, JAN. 3. • Lord Stave, attended by several of the Mein ben', proceededlo the' House of Lords with the Meisage, desiring a conference with their Lord ships.. 0 . i his return, Lord Gwyn stated, thst •their { Lordhbips bad agreed to hold • a present conference with the Commons in the Painted Chamber. • That Committee who lately, managed a conference With their Lordships were re-appointed to menage the present conference, and immediately went forth (or that purpo , e. On their return Lord CLIVR, at: the Bar, re ported that the Committee had had a conference with a Committee of their Lordships iu ,the Painted. Chamber, and that Alvey had laid before their Lordships the Live . Reselutions agteed to by the linutie. of Commons, to which - they had de.- sited iheir Lord4nps' concurrence. ,ISSUE OF PUBLIC MONEY. The CIiANCELLOR Of the EXCHEQ,VaR stated to the . Hwese, that oat of the ,preSent unhappy eircumitairec , , of the Countiy, a difficulty had arisen r,spe4iing the issue from the Exchequer of certain SUMS for the Ilse of the army and navy. He begged that the House would bear in `mind that the sums which he had mentioned had been expressly` appropriated by Pailiameni to , the naval and mili tary ser•ices. The ilitlieuhy to which he alluded had arisen between the Treasury and the Ex chequer, and felt it his duty to bring the sobject before Parliament, in erdi'!r to call on the House to do that whit It was necessary for the public'ser t ice, which, tinder the existing circumstances, quired a Resolution of that Eli,use in order CO sane tiiin the prOceeding of the Executive Goverunient, /le begged leave to state, that in what he had now said, :Ind in What he might hereafter say*on this Sub jeCti it was by' no means his intention to impute blacne to' the person who'had differed from him and the Tfeasury in his view of' the duties which he had had to [crinrin althotig k h he lamented that that person - had not Aeen those duties in the light in which they appe,44 !o Mitt. He trusted, however, that the House would Consider it incenvenient and un fair to enter into a further discussion, or even a statement _on_ the business, until they should he fully it) poisession of the limas connected with it ; and he thoutht Werelore that in the intervid be tweee the present period end to-morrow, when it was his intention to bring the sultjeet under the con sidetation of the Commit'ee of the •whole House (has ine previously presented the few papere Which 'lie held ire ,his hand; anciecv hich Alight with c,se be printed by that time); laxould not better diieteege his duty than by *aniline; from any': further cone tent oe the' transaction. He must, litivvver;cle". Blare, that although it had trot ex:curled to him be fore the.present circumstance, that it would be ex pedient to bring this subject under the immediate notice of Parliainent, yet he hAI always anticipated -it as' his duty to stibmit it to their coteederation— not for the purpose of obtaining a previous vote of indemnity, but, having incurred the respoesbdity f aCtien—with the vieveot calliog on the House to determine whether or not Miiiisters e had acted josh ' 'fiablyin taking the measures which they had adept-. ?, If (bete was any,objettion .On the ether,elde of the House to his making the present motion with out- notice, injutioos as the delay 'eight be, IC would content h'neself with giving' notice cif tlec Eno.: tiou for to•morrow.---(Cties ef ~No, no . 1 fion e th e Opposition Benches.)—Ai tic objeetion of that kind appeared to exist, he would inoVe—" That there be laid before the House e Cagy of the Warrant from the Lords Ciannti,siOners of the Treasery reeled to the: Auditor of the Exchequer, dated the 31st of December, 1810 y together with Copies of die Correspondence that has taken place between the Lords of the Treasury, and the 'Auditor of the' Exchequer, relative thereto." Mr. rONSeNDY observed, that the Right Hon. Gentletnan had certainly mistaken the*,aentiments of himself and of his friends, it 'lie 'conceited that they would objeet to the 'mceioe on thegreued of due-notice of it not basing been given. The Right Ilan. Gentleman had- said enough to pt event atd such idea note b/ing entertained on their part. The, urgency of the case was evidently :such as to exempt he nietion'trien tpc ordinary forin of the'llonse.— The• Right.. Honourable Gentleman expressed his inteetion el'moving that these pvers, when pre sented, should-be printed. He wa , vof course aware that it was impossible foehim POthollbY) to be in possession of ell the facts of the case ; and tie trusted therefore that the Right lion: Gent iemati had moved for liii the doeurnt•nts wthc b -were neces sary' to render the House comps. teiy Iw:islets of the ateteeet. In, his mind, ,it would he neat:!, been h R: !, better had the Treasury veiled at an earlier pelted to the Eechequer, to ascertain the conduct which it wee - likely the latter would pursue. It Was very imprudent to postpone suer, - an application until th e period when the issue of money was immediately wonted for the•publie service. Had, the Right Ho tioutsble 'Gentleman made thiS application . weeks ago, he would probably by this •tirne have heel put in possession of the expedient file which he now sought. On a former occasion the Right Honourable Gentle man had-dolared, thalervpub lie inconvenience was likely to arise from the ad-. joUreinent to, which he per sua d e d the . House to agree. In thit opinion the , Right Hon. G4tleman was ; probably, sincere, But what kid just been brought under the notice of the Heuse proved a very great inconvenience to the public service-was 'likely to accrue. For the Right lien, Gentlemaff said, that the issue to which he alluded was imme diately wanted for, an important branch of the pub lie service. Now, surly, it was no slight inconve nience that the House should be called upon to de. 'liver it on a motion of such primary consequence, wheil wholly unappitsed of the mode which it was probable the Right Hon. Gentleman would propose to obviate the difficulty. -That the public service 'must be provided for was evident. They could ,ne ver suffer the navy and army to want the necessary means of subsistence,' but then they ought to have 'been in earlier possession of thetneans of judging es to the-Most satisfactory Mode of Obtaining this Ob. jeer. He therefore repeated his ,regret, that the Illght Hon. Gentleman had not agitated-toe subject at an earlier period. , . • Mr. TiettelEY wished to knoW if the House were to otiderstand that the correspondence for which the Right Hon. Gentleman wee about 'to more, cone teased in it an official ex plauetion of the whole of the difficulty which lied occurred ? not, the defeet ; might possibly , be supplied by musing ter some additional document. The GUAM:ELIAM of the EXdfigaUEß expressed his thanks:to the two Right Hon. Gentlemen ter the forbearance: which they ht:io shewtt on the sub ' jed. In answer to the first, he declared his convic tion that he should be able to chew to-morrow that he had not been guilty of any unnecessary delay.:.-.. in answer 'to Ole second, he roust say, that he 'did trot know that the corresponderice for which he was about to move' would contain any do'cutnent com pletely satisfactory as he the goose of. the existing difficulty. n Ile would tak e th e , lib erty of explaining that cause to the House 'in a few words ; anti , it' they should be of opinion that something more for mal was necessary, than `hiS verbal explahation, he would eudeaveur, if possible, to. ptoeure a docu thent on the subject. Tlie Exchequer Act required that the issue of public money should be under the Greet Seal, or under the Privy Seal, or by authority et an Act of Parliament.. It had appeared to him, with ret4ence•ta that Aet, that the warrant of the • Treasury would have been sufficient ; but lie must accompany the declaration of this opinion with an acknowledgment that the Attorney. and Solicitor- General had stated it to him to be their opinion that Such warrant would not be strictly legal. There had been no instance of an issue under the Great Seal, unless for civil purposes. With this consideration he had thought that it would be: proper to use the Privy Seal. The use of the Privy Seal had two ad vantages ; the first, that when -once tile. warrant under the Privy Seal had gone to the Exchequer, it Was to all intents and:purposes a legal instrument,' although the person by whom it had been issued might be hanged, for issuing it • The Keeper of the Privy Seal - was willing to undertake this responsi . Hive but he wtl9 net the only re-Tensible person ; the signature: of the Clerk of the Privy e Seal (Mr. leirpeut) was also necessary, and Ifni Gentl e m an rijd not think himself justified -by his oath of office 'e s taking this step.. Theretbre, although he (Mr. Perceval) was willing to take all the respotia:bility on himself, yet; owing to this eirehmstanCe e the Ex chequer would of course object to an lust-wawa t day. .. coming before ttit?m without the necessary ft» Brice. - Nothing therefore remained ~ buLttl4al .st,nulti apply .to that Ootise for a reolts64l tt . viate the 'Should th - ei.- not cohsLlc expl3wition si-fficiefit, he wou.d endLa.'u.l lc vatl on the Officer-1A Iwo) lit!'hatime.. - itiotiettth a short official note, _exuessive'lif tit , e bility 'which be tell oatb,, and the prepariition of the inSI Ll.lllclll rti of Line.• • ir AP- Mr. '1'11;1:NEY prOfvrted having:the note trot Clerk on the Lble, as it was material . that ,ter cussion on this subject should be tuundetl Qt PI doem noel) ts.' * Settles; BARN RD requited Some furthet planation 'oft he transao CLiANCLLUIt of the iktCHISQUER dte en ring into tiny turtherfetals until 40 -trio , Ile woold enclear'our to 9btaiti as good ,a docit from thin Clerk of ti.e Priv l , Seal as h e could trostett that this circumstance utould "lion any delay, is it wes material that the que liould be deei.ted'Opon I ord TENIPLE. 41.1geSt,:d Ilia it would not bt cesiary even to prinLtlits last tt eutioned deco , The mokion of the Chancelfor of the Exch , Was then agieed to. Mr, liurtasitTimmediately pr e i en ted'AP which woe:ordered to be pri.ited,' and to be red.to the consideration of 4 Committee of 111 '" ; whold 1 - rouse to•morrow. Tne defaulters an the Call of the -House last week, who' had; been ordered to attend in th'-' ir places io-day, were ordered to attend on I'uusday• sidjournid. 1 1 1(1%..r: OP sTocks . Hls UAy A T rwit.Lve o'rLock. 67i I Red. Ann. - • " Consols . - Y 2 t 1 . . Sk , I.F.M huts DR; it it t A 1.5UZ.1 LrIIEAT ? L U iJ I) 0 A 10-.UDAV; JANUARY 4, 1;311. ~ „~ ~.: -:~ t + ~.H " Windsor Castle, J.. 11. 4. " ll ' :::3TY continues well as i.e was Yo** " NV. lIEBERDHN. " M. BAI LLIE. " lt. W1IIL1,;" '. t We this morning received some more Dutch P" , I pets. One of..them conurins the f tletaili of Buotbt" new plan for augmenting his Marine. I'd has ordered a. ConseriptiOn, in 211 the mari,tiine CX partm . ehts of his li:npire, of children to 'be trainol, • to the •seo, and:4o,ooo of them are io be irnme . (tinsel} torn horn their parents, and !lice,' as the dit.." posal of the Minister of the Marine. The Counsellor Of State, CAFFAREO-I, in submitting this plan to th° Senate, very candidly confessed that sonie 'wOuld‘occur in converting these children into because France has 'neither trade nor fisheries. Sit;3l l flotillas are, however, ro be constructed in !be, dif ferent.ports, on board *of which these young can: scripts are to be !rained. What effect this new 0" of igiptie oppression will prothice, it isiatpossih l4 to foicsee. 11110NAL.ARTE seems determined to try the' patience of his slaves to the uttnos; ; 'he therto met with but little opposition, but there tial , t be some limits to human endurance. Ia )1 The repo; t that the epidemic fever 11:1,1 1 0;, out at Gana is, we are happy to 'say, n u ' fourichd. t , The Chronicle .of this day : has, given a must c% big traortlintry account of what passed bet Ween ho CANNING artd Sir S. ROMILLY' in time Hoots v t lull t'ommons on Wednesday. Mr. CANNING did WI" th ' nounce, it i s true, ,a most eloquent .and si►lrt►d,cl ve l eulogy upon hd deceased ft iend Mr. Pl'l7, ait o it is also true that Sir SAIII)I3Gr ROMILLY did rep)) . Mr.' CANNING ; but when we are told that tl'a rift tam, Learned Gentleman's reply was, unexampled ' II ' Ili( eith4 .aouse ofParliatnent, fir its classical pur it y'" 'll3 4‘1)( t unruffled te mper , and its severe truth," an t ' , t t, umi the ".elieet of it upon the auditors was elearil'a i ' 11U 1 we are strongly inclined to think that the writer 1) timber meant an ill-natured sneer at SirSitmucl-i ' lc 01 ' that he was not a w i tness of that'', which he pret °- tin to describe. We ore tar front 'wishing to speak disf ih respectfully of Sir S..ltositcr.v's talents--they' 41 : ° I .ti t;, het L universally i acknowl e d ge d ; but we are sure IP ca Learned 'Gentleman himself will read with a n '' lmf u - mentthe extravagant ire Pa has thought proper kopnreogn)o'ruitetewebt:melito}ntit'elteCtiel7":(l: servattons vt hich he made 'on. 'Wednesday nigbt• 1 / 4 The Chronicle then proceeds to mention the fake into which it fell respeding [louse of 'Corninons.on Wed . Uesday night, awl that the error in the Newi -d d a " I ' 4ll' 1 - pc., rs pm 0 ace., the division if' *t,i siva! effe&---that the universa/ sentiment Was, tha t a all struggle was Ht an end'-:,hat •cologratah ti( were every where heard—am La 0 sit‘vk upon time event—t. that time stock's &C. • 1 . 1: 1 are,strengly inclined to sus. , -cit that the 1 r. Yx 4on who saw all this eximardina.y bottle, i 11 1:= r same Gentleman that was so wontl6itully the night before by Sir S. flolt rLt,Y 's sp i+ec h,and w n t . 8° " 1 " 1 "s and whose powers of perception tniX, m ,irtna. 1 it lic to ob- 8 at :.r his ~„ .., eiri LI pr`' tc : - J p :II i W rilft 41:1.1, v Zr: ( . 11fice th i 4 - 1.111e.1 , ~:. ' , Irj (1.1 (ilk,. „"k iC dui- ~;:. , 1 official , . . • , itne ~ er ox- :For ~pnu dined , m( giovi• f uluLut Ors d, but 38e '60: 3 ". nil esliott :lie be be- i a input. , Dllll l equa hqi IG, 'apcllp Pri refer- • li. ,i' Ilia '