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for riii - ealon and , . ,torirte, tie would have ,et to the legitimate , 1: but to the usurped (• -fen, Chtntletran.-The 11 1.5,. It ti,on Gettiliman was " pre , t,aitied (item trout cool , • , aptlieti to; Paths :tent for tt. LVt;!,tint bee,o the conduef of 1111;3, , tiiit:ition o f -the cotai;•;o7, , no' (01111 ! '.:!11' thtlt haNv beet) Xi() the ik rx, t • ; t49uy woitld d f.eirt tieentittity o crcatiog to t., dtatoy -every Cheek WiliCh titeti tOt iaiat t 'lifts pi , „th Ito money. It WAS taillter lo be tfiat no iixottserier!,:e en , tiii result Iron) What Lord Cri , ell l s ilk had 400 e, ai ('atlitilt)cot aduallv sitting, .1t i its :t tast,.tititan to take what. steps Of casit - titiOt re(luire.. d, 19:11 Fliel4l had itt in.tt ql O .l, test d the Priv , . Seal, after tatted in u i h, tvr nati.tally . 'had 1 c tnlrce I o the A'w diror of the, Ha:chequer. word of titeaCtlyvhiCli !:fist IS,ig!..t - Dist(. Fritald had quoted "(;lift attrbtrri.e. the I,axds 'of Treasotry itcate motley, hut Nottte old cottretscled that the weed st•stithl (tot 'be $a anti the the rwathocity of the Viity Seltl, `iii.tu *gas esi , ttliAllyretptited. t li! tlGesq oo Id Itardiy desalt Shit w.cd so I)l4iii) etc titoseot the SC:lts to which he chided e. , ot l out have.. any erlue mean tig than that allied to I hero by !flat Right H... unlivable, Friend. Tbe :td of WiLhatti, it was (sere, , ditected • that no money should /tissue Irian tlielsee UtShIS _upon tite liorily .1.01 ;WSJ( tlitOCtingitg fleplie:alie l l; but Item were; the part =cellar teettfswiticli gat*Z lhnt malls,- rev. Vitt.,4 said thew taxi of the o,6l(.llam:ton Acitil t airktlitit the dividends s!trould issuet by the ikaboi of the Tressot,, nuol by no (Alper. Ditl Loose siPiot%ls ashlllt of it Are (hest one interpretation . t :fa Illm ' CiisttltlCS gat Ivoisl ' Grctvvitte Ilve did ttot att molt tbe Sitiklsto.s boa Ito r.lottbt but that be WaS searstcd by a ',visit to du Ids duty, be( the woids of thv.' poSitiVe liat 1101 Varptist4 St live Itisplsratioil made, try ttil Right Hon, Friend. I.l`ttat lie rose ptincipolly to Slvelfv, waft, that tire Lads of •site Trcasort . were in the t u ittit eiety tied itaytt cot et the divideuds, of acting *tots it . the, I risarivie 'to WitiCla they were, 410 W at • PONtioNnv said, .titu in doititt chums lie was ittellOrel tfa ,gets: With the Jltgitt (ienticinan who 11,1,130.5 t juw4.l for whets lie 'had tirst read the AN of Parliattiein,lr Was 00( satisfied but that the 01'thicilict did titular - one the tipplictitioli to the ' trine Trt'atUST. 71't .46.,t IA - I‘,l y st Sol ici tor- Generals, tioisievet, having vteti Clifittary Opinion, Ito bowed to their authority., as no doubt they were notch better voinait tied with tlic!Etthie.7.4 than dra was. Rut It 1101' iiijire.ir to Not fl a t( titi. in arty titan - net . atlectod the ltsteStion bcCorts the ittAlie in ti.s: Shape 4.0 a Lit ,tubes(-»•J VefitiOil %Mikis was better eakehdoci,..lllsl; all the chx - pAttice or> ic they conk] tong fol - ward, I,,iirprevi.l Ida tbe LliAUfal Sue court "try the•inittetief of proceeding to supply , Exe cutive to the, way ptispose'd by the Right Hon. Getty. to pttave the of abandoning 11:e course itolostd out by the wisest . Parlianitto that ever sat tit favour of an 0; eras e procetling, toot Oeily StitiVet- SiVe of the etnistitultoti, but ot veasoti sod of cum- Mon sense. 'Poe resolot Lou proptnicd to the (louse laid, tltalC the liordsof the 'L'reasurY should be ce. <tubed to issne their warrant to the Auditor of the Evehestuer tOr.the payment of '501444, satin that all Other OrlseeS aUttivcisetl and coin- Mataded to pay obedient* to stack warrant. here theft %VAS an increase q( the assueoptiou int the royal authority by the two Houses l'arlia upeut. Were they wrong i• He would now ask who said i( the iiiinot iiiiOuld , ndotit the fiction of th e Great Seal, the . 60ttscquence would be, an assmtcrip. bon of the royal am/nutty, by Patliatttent ? He did not ti,ideed, that, that that apprelieirsion would have bech so ,stmt Verititxt. When the Right boo. Gentleman declared yesterday his belief (Eat the necessity ol the ca,e would incline every one to concur in (tie motion, he (Mr. Pottsmthy), tor one, was of it:ea:tote ripiniuti. He felt the unportance of the case, and the ex pedicticy of affordingevery siting to die-service tit the navy and army, but tie had no notion that this would have beeo the mode pretioted their ; he luttl oo notion that they would oflod upon tit coonteted, by t licir own attitutrity, the Oflif,xisa of the Crowe. MI tic expected was, that they would LW resittired to declare smite opinion upon4hts subject, aptd (ti promise, that when Par , liat-nent was' assembled in due form, they would prootled tit pass soclt ' Acts as were necessary to the jwittnattiticof tetra of those who compiled with site lie eeSiity al the case, lie did it ' itt think that tliey Would be called upon to lt.tsUiste the s hole ail tliority of the gislatute, acting in its -•Citl,l capacity and with complete power!, itight /ion. Gent. had said that he way 00 1' f espottsible lot the decisions tof Parliament. Un sluchtedly be wsts nuts the only case in whielt he &Pub' be deemed responsible for its decisions was the ails-3 in' WhISAI lie had procured •Tatelt dectsfons by false intortnation. . 114 (0 the question whether they .altould none tint ' the Reiii/lutioti or not, lie must say, that lie had int invittetbloontection to it. Whether they cite/cis/a,' the Kingly authority in that way, or by the Privy Seal, lie should oltled to it, tor this rrtscrtta that there Aftrdie, Coot4itUSlOtiol mode of fill ing op the title') estates, Alia dvirtg all that was (ie..- ttt tile ennapletinit (It the Government:. He could not satictiott it proceeding' contrary, not only to the Constitution, but to reason, for he was colt- : tha: no Ivan whose tnind stiff *WI confused. , ity l reading, to sold refuse to prefer the mode miggel,ted by that side ot the House to the mode I,roposed by 0 e Right Hun. Getttleinan, and now `,be,t known I),y the name of the l'itatitunt, This %was the clii,;io , ll in whose consequences were al ready beginning to appear. lie conelutted with ex ,prestnichis detertninaltinti lo vole for an inclemniti tetnioti of those officers who take any re spottsibillty upon themselves. Mt. Dono.ts traill, that the objection of the Right [tin. I.:;entlentutt (.Mr. Ponsonity) to the cottutuit.Ll by tb. .1, - loutc,. must - tall to thrt ground whet' they teterrvd to the letter of Lord Grenville, It : was theta ils..etwd by tl!e Noble Lord, that -4 ! Wilk theut resided, nutter the pteffent exigency, , potver to command those.otlietai Seuts., , the *tie r 4 kJ Pritt24,l 1,. 1 'IA, El t 14 1; 1. of winch would eonstituto irrtpetutive and un questionahle authority to the Otlicers at' the Exche tlller." The (loose !eta no re.asint to think that the declarati4,n .4.)1 Oieltlialt Its recommended to tbt Right Hon. Geneetuan, would ensure the obe dience of the Otlicers of the Excheq..terl on the contrary,• them was evert' reason to conclude tram the letter to which he Alluded, t list they would sub mit to a ppsitive mandate alone. • Sir A..eIGOOI'T that tie ilight 1 - 1411. Frienti was perf‘ right 449 t to attach any blank: to the .I.Nloide Lord who had provedltliat untii:r fltood the ittkv, 4.lnd at.ted with the sandlot' at the I.aw Orlitecs at the Crown. He then proceeded to at considerable length nrioii the ita.:onyettience that must ensue from the .p.resent mole, of pro-- oeeding. replied, atul jttstified the tneasures v. 4k.lt Itad been adoptcd open the liecessity at the ca,e. Mr. Ti;'( , N V V.'3% .apprehtnsive that the ectrn mince dui not -- 4.l4,tioc:tly 4.(lidorlitilad Whit it was about A. vote (t credit for the etxgtitious slim of:three millions of unappropriated money en tra,t.ed ter the Minister at the day, was A precedent (A the most. dangerous kind, artny extraer dimwit.* ruight be argued in the fatale way, but wouid i cutaane hioNelf to one ht 4, athi eawinn (hem against an uneottiret.ied.power over so iatrt a sane in the absence (A 411(3 regal Authority. Mr. C..'WYNNZ :(.lefemie..l the part which had been taken by Lord Gtet,ville, and' maintamed, that the Right 14,,.Gemitlemitta shoultd, when he asked for the A.ijottrntneut, have stated to the Par ii,toseitt the diiroarna in .which the . Governinent was ptece<4. Lie felt a difliculty in putting into the 11.'4144' of tltet.OrdS nt the Treasury so absolute and no controttled it power a* the tiettolution wonld give, ./1,4d o.9l24l , thectlute, upon brionging up the .Report, wove an ainendatent to !Putt the 13.attet to the naval aixi ttligitary set vices. t: Mr. I'VtitrbMtitxi thrxaglt it rather extrisklittary Oat the Right Hutt, Gentleciwto thould r Nave lois. cost:els:or! tile versos of c.e of Parliatotzt. He clad 4to.t wish to iospnte blame( to lila), but belt nil 'certainly it Ad oviniotni in, 178 a ditiering much from those he now stated neon the litAbjed.. Tie tiouge, in Agreeing so tlee: ilesuitArion, wilitia be doing tut all, which would lead to a palpable and irreotediable .ablordity,The HOtt. Gentieitunt deniud, nt tud been asserted, that Parliament !tad site fosker of Jews:l4,6g she issue by a vote. LI the NIA upon them selves she refpoosilldity, they ;trimmed the ExeciAtioe authority—a courlote et" proceeding which was mak ing is dangerous precedent, and to which be would not outasent. Mc. Hoe weft spoke briefly upon the -sehieet, without attaching any blame to the Mittietete 'Elbe CitANCALLOit Qt 410 EXC.:2'84(343 rote to reply to the questions which had been asked by the Gentleman opposite respecting the Privy and Great Seals. As to the Great Seal the Right Houourable Gentlemart observed, that the Lord Chloe-eller did 001 refuse the Groat Seal ee- tic:comet. of ,any responsibility Which inigitl litrve attached to hintse/f • but for ties reasou, that the applicatiou of the Great Seal WAS not legal far the purposes for which this tummy was to be applied, and the Acts of King Wil b ie r e did not give authority or such applica tion. On reading that • dal the Lord Chaacellor tat iShed to tee informed what precedents weae in ex isiceee with respect- to the 01 public monies ueder. (re Gteat Seal.' If Ahere Nett; Ito precodents, then lie was of opinion that a warrant issued ender such ciremnstatie" would be an illegal ceder net the Excliequee. Teat epittion the flight Honouraulti Gentleillatt observed, might or might pot be er roneous, but it certaully was a sufficient reason fur the nou-interlerence uf,time Lord Chancellor. With respete to the Loed Privy Seal, the Noble Lord at the teem! of department was ready to WAWA Seal, but he saw do meads of pet t iug what was call ed "Cite Exantinater" the' bottom of the instrue mem ; and by the 4ft of Parliament the duty of 'the Clerk eine PriVy Seal is, that he twee prepare the Lettets Patent. The cliflitulty, therefore, was to pro vide- tha authority which should be received at the Exchequer as legal, and which the proper officer sex' issuing the monies dare not disobey. Neither el these would have commanded his obedience. The Right Honeurable Getobernaa trusted that the flu neueahle Gentlemais who put the questioti would see that the proce*ding rested on the l'ai.rebt grounds, that the Restitution must pees. and, there- • tore, that be, for one, would not withhold his vote. The Hoe. Gentleman. had raised another question ; the difficulty which suggested it, Its trusted, would not arise in the breast of any officer. The difficulty was this, that the authority might not be eutlicient to command the ebedience in any ores of the sebor eioate offices the Exceequer. That such a prac tical difficulty should ante he could not coeceive, becauee, what a situation the country would be placed in. In cast of such a refusal there would be no salvation for the country in the situation in which the Government now stood, but 4 41 the principles eontaieed in Lord Greneille's letter, viz, that whatever is neeeenstry (mut be done, and that necessity created the authority, 11. Gentlemen would but louk at the absurdness of their' objections, mud the means by which they would stipPly the exigency of the case, they would See they created difficulties, for they say, " All that you ,tract lire rest of his Majesty's Ministers have to coo; is to address the Ptince o Wales, get a Regent, and then • the impediment it tereoved." What a notion must these Gentlemen have of theconscienees of the Ex chequer Officers, to suppose that the Address would help them Out of their dilemma. The Address would suit the purpose of Houourable Gentlemen undoubte cooly, but the necessity, would he left just the same. and the House tetutt be the judges of what woilli„ best meet ,that Aecessity. There ~'as no luau, lee was sure,, would deny thit proposition, that if the'authority of the two Houses of Parliament is not sufficient to command obedience, then it was impos t.ible to stir in the presort difficulty—the wheels of Government were in that Me 41' a dead lock.— was perfectly clear that there was no act done under stn Athirese which could, constitutiotially speeking, be so binding oo their officers as that directed by the two Houses. If it wits to be ad initted Jim the Clerk of the Pelts, or any other in ferior Officer, should demur to the authority, see to e hat a dilemma the coutitey would be reduced.— , • No rtio'ney pAtid be v,-,t out of their 113!,i(ic not suppose that it woold be iirgth.ti • t4i,it h,, Houses of Parliament 1171 0 1104 the it-t the Seal or tof theChancelloe.i hands; how th, it a .it be contended that the Regent alone might upon an, Address. Why, the very admisttioo that'ap Address gave him the anthority, implied that the power lay in the Parliament. Gentlemen might deny the proposition, tint he defied them to prove the contrary. The Right Honourable Gentleman then noticed some, observations' made respediog the delays which had ()centred in br:nging 'filward the resolutions on the sullied of his Majesty's inCa pawky. The delays . be might (ably state to be the a& of the House, unless it eras intended to b e maintained, 'that be. (Mr. P.) bad falsely pro. . cured the 'first adjournment. —lf so, be. was ready to admit that he was criminally responsible, but skid% rived to the delay of the first fortnight, I here could be ho charge. As to the second delay, die should most distinctly say, that the statement which he had made to the 'House to prmore that de lay fell short of the authority which he had, and till has, in possession from the Ph ysicints for it. Helm! mated touch below, and not gone beyond the "dor- , nratican which he received frntsa them. As tot he third Adjournmeto, an examination took place before the Privy Gouttcil, and, it would not be said that any false information wascterived from th..nce.:But then Gentlemen hail made some oh.-ervations (Iron what had fallvn from him ist respect to no public invert ven iet Ice having ariieni and now say t IteV,‘ 4 You whew tkat it has Prigeti, by calling nOfailiament to provide for that itaeonvenience. 2 " •4 Now (said the Right Hon. Gentleman), 'we have this monstrous, abominable, aggravated, aryl marked (lie before us---there it is it; a most &wird and bidenus simnel What is it ? if Gentlemen will not give the Kin'tfie chance of recovery, why then thiiy *ere right lo 'consider the delays as an inennveniturce. Bat what is :the great public inconvitisience incorred by the delay a Why thiS, that We hive , found it necessiry to come to Parlirneut for the issue of onto:es for seroc'es which they hal!: el.rected should be Pone."' - Mr. W. Suirit insisted that the great pioblie iaa conveitietice which arose was, that during . the tie, lay in apnoititigf, the Rtsency,, the whole of the responsibility so much talked of was a mete Alter some further observations Crows Mr. Wit,- tiv.avolcCE, Who defeeded the eltaanceitor of the Ex. , ' chequer ion the ground of the necessity of the Case s and of his having in a manly crammer avowed his re spousibility, the Chanceller of the E.,,xchtleer in explanation,' and Sir J. Isle k% port . ( who considered that the adoption of the resolution would give op portunity to Ministers for other breaches of the Constitution); some aniettchnents wets handed iii by Mr. Wynne, and negatived, and then the origi nal resolution Was agreed to. Ihe Hoithe having resumed, the, Report W2B brought tneand read, and then 11-Ir. C. WYNNE proposed an Amendment. to the Report,' under the Resolution, the issue of sums to the 71rioy and Navy, and to no tagsiu• braucli Oh the: Gov-mimetic Servie...e. be Attisnultimni Aas 44greviai to. TIIE _ Ur. W. Smurst, before the rus e adiencrted, whilted to •cort , ect a misApprebenaiott tiatt.had gone forth its the public mind, respedling the Div He understood' th,te, some :igieemeot had been en tered into betwem iti Nitij -sty's Ministers sod the Malt Mittliets, by' Ztiir. Ei the latter were iierttilltcl to go no,ns it the UesfriNiott A t herd not expired. A Noble'Lbrd had another -place stated, that this agreemetit, which he termel a di:graceful o ne t o both parties,' had ben procltat,live of many spccula ttons its the At r)t grair,. His Noble Friend, he believed, Was I .3uetttr a great inistake when he dents- Ininated the traw3l(iiott adis6raceful oily, for the ob ject et the meas.:ire 'VAS 4f) AOll all specUlation, :es paseL4lly in grain, and it had, be was Lappy to say, that ettea. The Hume . then titijourned till to-morrow (die cIii•;LSEA HOSPITAL, January 3, I'IIESE ore, by order of the Right Hoiltitinable ;the Lents and Others, Commissioners for managing the Ati'Ars ut (tie lioyat ~Hospital at Chelsea, to give Notice, :rho: 411 Out- • s bOk)ogitlg to the said itovittd,. re. ciding 141 I.(andint, or s;,:t!illt rwenty.five Miks thereof, urc atltur , : d w a pp ew t, poplooally and regiinentatiy, at trite Secre tary's 0 thee 411 1110 41:161 110411iAl, on there sj}ettive days, and i n t h e i r ,tip occ ilfont asoes, Aottlinx to their several rates of lions4on, under-tvientioned, when attendance will be given itorri Nitik o'Citick in the Atorning until Three in the A net auxin, for t nepay Meta of 1 I.t lia 16ear's Pension lit Advance to ivel ittsu rner !text, with the AugtnentAtiort in proportion to their ()liability thud length of Service, according to tins Ma jesty's tat Reguktions iti their favour. -On MON OA Y, the 7111 of January, The Petoiehers at 0. per IJ4y, front the ditPrent tweets of Cavalry, Foot 6 writs, with all the Regiments of Lathaity, or Corps: • On TUESDAY, the Ilthof January, Those atsil. pet Day, tient tile ditlerent Regiments.cif Ca. *retry, Foot Guards, with 411 the Reghtients of Infantry or Corps. On WEDNESDAY, thegth eit , January, ,Thoae at is. pet Day, from all the dill4reht lt eg i ment e o f City:llly, Foot 4.; uards, the tit Regiment of Foot to the goth., nu:IMAM. On THURSDAY, the loth of January, Those at is. per Day, Own, the 5 lea Regiment of Foot, with all the remaining Regiments or Corps; alto tide Pen sioteors item any Regiment or Co;p4 at r,. 00. is, id, and as.. apt. per Day. On. Val DAY, the f !Out January, The Peniiioners at ad. is. aid, and is. 3d. per day. On sATuR DA Y e the szth of lautiary, • These at i5..30. per day, with these of the dillereht rates to tit. pernay inclusive. (ii MONDAY, the sohoriNintary, Those at is. 93,1, per day, arid upwards. ' s t 4.1b:10 AV, the r sth of I;2.iiary, The imiti the Militia .at . sd. ;., r day, with the private Coitleisieu who receive Alinuttieli from the late est and ad Troops of Horse Guards, with those pensioners from the Several Regiments who have been adiriith.,t on account of whether at is. per day or upwards, when the lios. ,pital , sutgeeni will attend, (Guile purpose oreXathiniiiK alt such men, and repent to the nest'lioard upon wty of them who may appear to be recovered or iinProved in their sight, th e p a y. twat of whose Pci.eitio is then to be suspended, till the tar. thcr order of the 13aird. And that .#ll Out- l'ensianCi4 .beloogitig to the said Hospi. tal who' live at a greater distance than twerity.tive miles trout LUIVIGO, iitc,il.l 441 , i JrCIACILI, arc hereby re crnett jilt! LOtiartAloditti, atel tiw 4itll 01 lunelies.t,iitul.dier every sitt,Gectiing aim of thA.einiarr .uut zith ut June. mutt further I,)fdtts, to Apply to Mit tlf 4115 Mikjetity'S Justices 0t the Peace, in the neighbourhood where they reside, and mat.- the tollovving Affidavit, which this said 4W4grstiate lot the County, City, Borough, or Riding, betore whom the Peri. itiOiter appears, wilt sign andd.rte, viz. " cannier before or his Nlaje:ty's lusticesof u the Peace tor the 1 ..1.44iii) ot 0 40014 041 1 1 that it sta nsi)i al, will Poi • 4 ~ `. l . 0"; ' ,1111`iatir • 4/4,1 , tire ,'cars, ~$ int,. fa., Per. ; tor to .fut that lee 4g no oilitiew:s £I4C 4. ; is a et the ticipit;t:, at tier 111). " 410 v; 4tves th the ut iti , the County of S.voth before. lee ~- this arty e t .. II And such 01 tll4lll as were admitted on account of tie .s . are ordered to transmit with their half.) early Alfa-W.11; a 4 .)ertiticatc AS to the state s ioy, si p, c d.by art Surgeon, or other NlciliPal Prison, IL:al-vit.:it 11: their 13 1 , g 4 ' hourltood ; but in s distant parts, . when: rned , t , ", l ; ficate is froirracticahle, a vertift,atelft.:4llllac ,11.ni$ 1 a el w tf., that tact, and to aseettreiti.the contittuatret All 'iciness. wilt he rkindtted . 6 11Cg, _ The Affidavit drawn accor , liug to the abollo „oa Pot before, datetkon,l attested by a NlagistiAte, is to he ;;Ty a cover. and suit by the l ;etieral l'oNt e d 1. 1 17, the J' ht Floaottrabte t (~euerrea of •••• kJt jesty's Land :Forces, loculf4l." Marking. on, the um; " Chelsea Peitsirmet's And courfterpatt i°l o inicates of the said Affida4 ii•, are to *.4 reteeivrd by - l'ensirniers respe: - .leveiy, to lit eitlithited to buoil shall be itirected to v tricot, 1.11„,t.;14ey way be all irtn.:li as may L,laten •I'intarolls are the rein i'er.egs Sit to*r.:.:CciNe c A1f:4641. Anil to • •llie•CfAi that the Coutnsiasioners the Chelsea Hospital 'nay he s f .fristirt that the l'etesiutic .h 41 . # taltle'l'etbuK3 %vit. !Live passeii then exatitinatiort..it t u ct 4 wf tiaceeted. twit t11:111 who its:ic Sefft'l halve been diselrafgeu froui any et We sCAlll4cl{.li, sic 4114 ' 9 E 0 of lovalias„ or Royal Vettraii thtitalionslin W ie n tlicys4llo, best; but the Regitiaant, 1 Noe, of Corps of 1 1W n fre whichtirey , f•cre best tluicharged ur! l ctl at -.L.lirisea Hospital. by ;' , easioticts are particularly to take notic e, o'3t hal feyearly 4i 4 )riteirts alter Christer:las are regulated, 41" o place of paynient, by the mink . :rs at 1'in16...., ur tot vits ,seatt AS above, after the ,M feistiest flier preceding. , 44,4 Ni 'Aso tofu( pa) meut as lite manner .tegu fated . 41:11:W4'4 C( ti.hti,al l 4 IS, allci Aloe Christmas preceort l 6 4 ,.olyil it is also ililered and three...led, that too 4 ,0100 /61 "• clt.tuge the plaoe of his abode given at his shofar:. e r r.l ' ; e.itiea it; his Atfilavit aforesaitl, and who may . I I'P A Y l'ensluti (excepting to tile tflticers of Excite ifea , e' t ace, ot abode, shall receive t SAW., orates it 41 ) 0 ° 70 the,eatilicartall t i esliectable'ef: sons that st.ir reinoeti li t r Uutlix ustlytal,lable seortifty, wliich lie art .11 1 4: - ' ,c 1, A l ta , Irutly the sa: tol'4ee °;;l:lit.:ll,l):lrriectii,4".:rs.:eitixtao:ejr.l4.;.r:o4(Si.e4ittlidtor:l44rieftl4lll'o(tu:alrreelivlitica.o4lb4p4:lllla,;;C:l:isie: ri e 1) 4) : : C4 17 : 6 11 , o t i:: 1 4 , : 1 4.)1 11°C ; I : 1 ,1, 16 41 :116 :: 14 eau lil ar , : ,1 1. : 11' , , ,0. 4 . 1 j : 4 l the Clow 00r1 14) 4.1 raartied that co n e will .b e entered .ei l'a) . ...Liets of the said H,os,pitai, or be entitled to rerst4oo keriefit int:refrain. who shall not act agucably to the' c !, Jp utd dittet' ol, S ; sending their ltalleye4l(,,iiii tile gr-Gerter,t, as ,move atfectedr •IA it"u I OLI )111 ";tte which several of the l'enatotsers 1104'4 , It either ifeedected ttlitto, or Sefilt them icy ; ' I to 1 piatti)V4ll:l4:. • N. It . Ihe under enteationed Pascals have. been ytrtt list, viz. tiff 49 414 Flan. lin‘v.ard Koany, at IS. 2iti. I)Cir day, f°1 : 1 ::ii licusus44 ot tt.ealey, of the n eat, at it;,, lief clay, by false ccrtilikAtes. fate 69514 Foot. l'ianurtry Guinnitugs, at , is. P er , 4-; 'ltf t ir , ""4 a fofYieti et, tlticate of Service in the We' , "ay" 44‘ 64' ' Royal (.;ArtiSall 13)441,4 ji• l for recelvakg a dougAu eaylueut. C. ' AV t l ;i i taf ''" Secratry anti '"_„,a, 1' s z N. QIUIS r+Lsum AV100,471 U ND() A, SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 1811. ~.,'. _,. . -,......--..................................,,,,,,,,....-**°°.-- " Wituisor Castle, Jam Ss 11 . 11' A " His 'YUJI:STY has va,ied another quiet"; .% and retrtainN very much in t 1 same state d'' some days past." A very long Deli ue tool: place its the Ile t3 " , to ff Lords lJ5t eight,-ou the itelelittingsns agree.r . l the Commons, ~.for appointing a Regen t , nutle t ' tam restrictions. On the first Resolution, Lord LAtiapOWN 01° to WWI out the words 44. subject to suet) rte 1 ticrns,"' which ,Was carried by three. 0,1 the Resolutioa respecting Peers, Lori 61'4( 1 ,vis.la opposed the clause refrpecting Al° Navy; which being given tip by Lord Li viltr°l Lord Gsettivi LLB voted fo r t h e whole • 4 . 0 11 and it was cairiedhy six.' Tice restriaj „ on as to Placa' or P ens i on for "'-(„ ' . r 0) carried without a division. The El ostse hay i le g 4 t '4. l to those restriakins; Lord LA usnoVN .gtivc ull P te , amendment, atul the question On the Houieli— ver' lag lost by Ministers, every thing, except the ' l ages in the Array and Navy, is as ui the Cotatfo' ' Accounts were 4 0 1 1, which state, that t h tee American s Piro fctcka American produce, had been seized Oil et} 72 4 o% '. yesterday received from Port of Bourdeaus. We shall be Oa 11) , ‘ : 1. 5 1 ( f 1it 4 . : 1%44%17444)N conuneniary on this practical i n, l - oir, `of BUONAPARTR'S. rt:peal of the Berlin st " . Decrees. • We this . m orn i ng rece i ve d s ome Foreig n b Y ' the ii""it but they c.1:11,4'1e an tte ° 7o•M The P.tpers trioac t i f ur on Thursecay bY CRVAL, w-hich f orme d the subject °l' 1.3 ,4 e 'of 11 ' the House of Commons last night, consistcu pt ir, Warrant s from the Lords of the'rrelserYli)ieeril:l: 116 tor of 'the Exche q u er ,' f or t h e issue °'( sums of money; Lord GReNVILLE.s Letter • 'Wed / exptes•iitig his dauber o pon 010 0 4 1 , Mr. Pertcart%).'s answer ; the Case fur ti te . 1 10 11 ! of thi. Attorney and Soliaitor.Genere l ,; with ilosir Opinion" ; an d L or d G itus vit,ka . ' 4 ,4' 0 1 44 the Lack of t I , e Treasury, ...it' L.CIC.I for not - complying wi t h t h e di re ttiorti 411 sury Warrant. • te , he , List itihr ,c'e received Dalai PApecti t 4 - r 'Amato, from which we extteid ragritptl s AstaTEROANS, DEB. 29.-4)n the 451 11 (lis t i s got ashore on a Si , all. piece of wtee i k Minotaur', whi c h wai l os t 0 :1 tIIC 1 . 4 84 7. 0 01 1. According to accounts, the Captain 811,,a 7, 0 11.0" 111C11, Wise, hai got into a how, were uniol• 4watuped -:luau fin it Ith t:, , e ship, ' 40 !irk Among woo previmistY lire Ltetne wt : t , r. SWF. -I •LP i'ibiSt'tiget - , and lonr fitti of the 4 ';, w el': 4114) Charles, CNA.- 11Pooi - A {ID, trai n I*- Le N4,t.v ift,trk, u hieir ship hcen t3liell its tic, and ,runt for the port of London." .~, 4 ',i 'fit ,~ . ,`; ~' ; i ~~i • •