The Sun. — London, England, 1811-03-22 00:00:00

wa on -argument- eon - irk:l6llly urged dizing ,forei4n iron ki c ItLtt it u is .;: I,revented Ale eollion,,, i u ) u, hid) re granti-d; Ito6l nols..;ii4 ' title ' e x e r - : °wit deletive; but here :i velyi'difft.tr6itt milestvd itself ; we hid afforded' ant to d Portilg.il ;ids not only initue't he eur weie expt.cied "1,1 tons-qtle,tee'ot that lar stirpasi,ti, by.the eitergy of her X lat w,t9 tip_, eXpette4 front her ,;• Pur- ' w to lier in , liti4 li,4i ittalar force ai , :ttcctly 'OO leBi than 80,060 so) : 90;000 .iten, maierisily aide:l . -and as'sn, , ,o,t In thodo el".ll,6*. There° vere 1 - 1) s*. , Officers 1 who led the Purttigucse hoops' at the ' 'Cl)s, and tity are all ready to tsar ,tes t the cot,thief of the Port ugneSe . On i hat 6t.eision was eq 'ill to that of Any, veto ,, Front t hs:Ao - ctrcuatstatic es , and , train .to what hos actodby, beets done * their :aft the s anitacti-n of fi ,. .e, that . wha . 11 alpedleta imosiible, to t: tither's ex-t 1 li;ilw, has `now been fuly rotligd. Ti:L 1 Wits., IIOW tile piosent s , ,U,idy is to be Vii that glieStiali he woul,i .1M Ner,..,;lial applied to intliiiiry purpo,es only. Teal ot ii wds clot to b . potti 111 'll,lolle y, but 01 1 1 arneles i‘t kn it '. an d other Invdes. 0 1 . 41,, Poriug,nc6, Cy'ovt:tonient,it tv lii) , .tr i , !, i ,! - .li 111 liie E . ltilli 1t...1' of ' "Weil le, to w - nth, of 1-.ett• resenue A . 0 ote to o the um: 4)! - Inetr . - arift).; and of the anti) llatEti a., ~.: iniv, in anthtio,., •.:4, tope,( ilic,cist 11l the ICs priceihr provt,t,no,, oie.t 01 i ntik, cii•s..ll.).e n cessity. 1, Ills \A" . .I!) ,i ' ( ! y lioll .V , hl, ti l.in:ertinie,.t , c C, ed , ''‘ part tttun. 1,,,1ti,;,i1), t it tit ititto 01 t;;L: Li Ile.idi , tiki t.:::,, 0 1 1.111 i 0 watt 0 tufts for II iitkness, ,% no did n 1 b ut; s , :t.:. r , ainii' to b y hie- pa s t , - if- at t f t , r ot il le e xc i 1 tons ut 4ttelc tv,,uid b. tull eti'..el to tne iactitic 'fliakh.ll in tits(, tit%our, our. )1., t h lie weT ht; ld l'. 's. ver,il:l o , tell ILA ha , ;.e beetilunel ed ',NO.4lFLia.d ll' leit • ,tvoilgly tor the ca use !nth'ila. l' sc ? WhO.cout,l tali to tetl Ctr6:lty lin YLt, v, hen hO c,,irti.:,i for ;:fid (6' Iliai ' ' ail wAs not irrai.nptol by any runiaittic' `' 16 calli ng b ur it, tretbtictiled tbat 'tie was ' r 11, 11 , foci.) •:, as most Ousely uoto:d willi rut f.i.c)it siiiilill, ,tll,l Whi'eh Was SU'SgeSied: ' W eil Vie , ,v ut tint ()Alt intelestS. Tht: ittreit s s', 'are now our own. It Wil y the ittuhiversaf wita.i i w e fia,e noifor a l ly nett -d, to kee, , Ike han d ' ► of I.;ratiee Liunat4l, Spiiins.:lll‘-' ' l * Such, t 4 4B' air! Opilllull Ot. I. 140 , t hltil 11141 , WhO 11.1(1 adOrtled Old sPat3 ut hnl 'h'i , s' kiuwie, ai:(I they ba , ..1 com e to a tt.t. i 1 1 .... - . Ltti to des i st from ,he ,i,ut,,g;e as 1011 ati Ili the liiithis of a Bourbon. lact tis now jlll'' ll.e'en. Ruler 't e fforts alto the imans oh th e I )) s i "' O- , I . Judge Pt the thing, r,s that y,/uult.l ver ' h I rou , 11:s poSierision al ttP... Peils,sul,, it l ' e Aould accomplish (fist p (fist 11(11 ut re-esia g ' 1 1( )'.', LI fUI Mal toe. ' H e way,. with ,, i.t -au r!e!`l Ott pout er and resource, ot ott.t r parts ut , NI c. 4, but hii itossrssion of S.)ttili' "44 Vol-. 11341:'1,uki i""l.dlitely 41,1ect (Aar dearest interests. it og in iti, contest voti-lt Abe 111..i11r1i111,1 Cell it 4tct,lii4,l6t,d Ili Will , t"ut"ee, Wni.t .1 cout . tcoit hert:Ot exinuit wOlt tile snrll atil 'the ext.,' irons couiiirfes as (its 1,, ,, ed aoust ihe s<inse q 1 If m , ,‘Ae .00li to tut: tit 1118,, , ,w bet wee.“ - eflis -7:41 ,haltee iu igos, si,, Imo toe c.,tolitnn;,;tl ii44.le-dul thrte twattits, '1 ho, 'ed "Y 0 1 8" lli 1 1 1 t 11'1 11 1 . Itahi wai citmott ;t let a contestotint ) to?: 1 , i ,,' a l'O in 11%9 the .still f t 'leer t,iontrfil wt . ' , II ' •:itwits end ed i,, n e „ r l y as *port 'a period,: • but e , 1 1 : '', v i i lll hi... iillugqle dgantst ' Siiitt:t - ? . That . /it e j e 4u t ,„ l "' 1'..m.0 Ihtee lr-firs, ,inn riot tae 1,„ ' ,. , "av yi he,,, ~,iirdy bubik.ed ; ami a.stai iii-riy(suius sny,,,,gie may be eXpeOted iron( !bat Y"litl st.irit t) Sidi uosukked—,he hi Slid o t luer. 4411 "-e'l; tfid, he. busted, would prevo..lln* oblo•• to • t , Jo 0,.‘ I r. we ho e it on the taliAl - of hist,ir } '•, b e 111. , - "tilr) cat) be conquered, that print resolves ~i ), ~'i'vl'se'ltdvtit and tree. Of Portogll Ile Could ~ , t h ii , 'lle'likinlft, thing, not tvit hitaildttig I hi asser 't Noble Lord (Glen, lie), who said that ' PcA',Q44ett or 1 , ct, pitti or , ) the shut whi•Jt . the allied irCitips iiiled i l ,, . t he 'ix IflovinCes whiCh Poriutpl wets 1,1- 41 , ' (), ` l l lour there was not a sinld . French 0410 411,4 it titgry lad not yet becn di ken 44. l'ne P i ()ln tb bits pos.sOissed, it ‘).•is OWitig i p, i - ,••• qi* i, (2 , 1 " 44 .3 1 wiso and )itidt , nt coodu6t t . ,f th . tt „ I : t c m " , l't' : rill, who had reiohied io ei.intend with 11, t h ( '',,) ' fl the PPiril only ii) which he'kliew hc ,t,t ,) iitelid Willi iiifh v , iiii sate and - 11Onour. • ~ I,:i'lliti 1111,11:tclifittader (If the,pteseni War be coliipai- Ottly I )( „, n e ft ti le other wat'S in lilt, I, FKitice lia, ty,,i r. w, o gaged, ttild wino a d'ilfsirence iiresetitS i i , L n ere now are - her gi anti , I' iI ti Iler ripiil Nu , to via° t i e ,:, r ( t., , . i ' t 'g au, r ow l ' i f r :In"eskible aria overwli i ttl4 to ,:-'7...e c. lartn of that svVeeping ptiver pre,,ot .-,7,.. ,,, ke.. it, the. venit,stda. Nor is the tilt N,),1:`,.8,,..101.1 ill -In-fled and nup.niiiiinvntm'y, n , i quu,,,,,c`' 1 ,Ot.a :A'Oull iLsinume,' it has only been A t _ 5 ,"1, 1 )rwin4 in the -usual way , and only Ifier the '• 4:1,1) 1146'11'11es had t'sot.ri vote ' d i ' il lt ( t[ s. -1. 'fl , ce Intl, w•„ ti , ~ , ~1 • lc 1 • that th, ''' l"t1 N Oble 1.-•ird in itt his idea I nt* ail‘:, it'rt'-':*t•rit ' grant was contrary to tho lot.l , tut, j, ‘ . l ("L ..Pligtnent of the 'n at ion at ' 1 trge•-•'- th,r, 11 ”: id tv_as, , that if It',- tliies;l,ll ~ v ere ply, wfie,. itt•ol4, f 7,; 3 11 the eirettlost iticc s oi the caSef the Vie petliniitaTi"4 ::(gintly. wouid 'd,-7sert the c.ins,: of '. 1 : 0 4' prf) imst. , (l ) , ~j! N ubmit i - i tile additional our'ihen ter (,;03,,,111it't "1.1V!oul of ten wank cheerfully pru. t ilt', of ~_ ? the I‘'ltttr, 60Oner I pan enn,eitt It) a, tr 61„,,, wi l ;" 1 :t SO UNCLIerOI.Is iIIICI i Illpolitie. Be,: iiii,e _ NI L E L Would be Ole "tit'ote of Ireland ? ' if, F;a,i,)t woiiiitlirtiaStsieriSSkif,l.l) of . the W ., csttrit ,0:.;o'ot of'!, (.! aa,}l,l.not, ~„ titch ( otisfittc,lAi'sectue?' 11l the int'' ''. I. - 1 , ( 7" ill ,) wth _ v ,, , trtts of Le du4, and" n, t.:::,I 14 , it) .. ,‘L. ) N ere„fifitrineti•tOr the satety i)f Ire t , d it) t;"0:El. eviiry fillets rice, itucol than be eX"' 1 1144 ? - tictligeth ( Jr' au invasion iroiii'S am an l 4% Ilitl 1:,',.(:)litirIlle(1 its) .t. e g,,, . 11)0 r..0vc...1, as - ;be %,tiiin4 ► r vviA's• I : t ni 44, fi v.., ,, lin ('n"i"ts(, sula, it _(,lilt be kept far 11yiii,,,A,o3;', ,13,1:icii, and thiff he doubted nut ‘',•Otliti-, ,-Ilig op . 1 : ' Queenlelit to furnish the 111 C3116 . (41 Ciii.i i. Lilt er,,„ .. , iit,t, , I it! 411 ~ “ 5C.1 far from' home. . tutt r Qc, ()I (sitgivii .- 11, ti_eniittAttssideof ti N te " , u Sd :p. illar.:yHre4ioris in fa-i i; kt, i . ri t.t eci ttl .1...,‘ i t t- o . en. _ 0 N.‘ as srnyg-, Ai g ) t%t 41:017.e31!1:1N,rtte winch the Pooittsula .wa., ,In waffle btrellath OiJii4 arU 4Gla . . 104 14;- . caged by hi% Noble bile as be Abp. osed,Ministers Not -possess information 1,0 Tlsti!y condoct, he should ,tot opprise the Address, i:avipg Government, however, under tbefheavy. ponslpiiity pf , having ,reaorie.l to suck meant., Wit hoold appear that thty had acs Just, groond4 tor naking so weighty an ad.lition to tlte,hutthetts which ±le.peopte of t eountry had , 4reaq to support. The,(o.esCion W}istlien - putton - the: Address, and Lgreed to without a division.—Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMM tiVS. THURSDAY, MARCH 1:1. FREE LABOURERS IN TilE WEST INDIES. M F. . r. r...t.is rose., for the purpose . of puttiog of} the motion of which an Hon. Friend of his (we he lievel Mr. BrouOtatu), had, given notice for that even-' ing, relative to the intiocin;‘.tion of Chinese a.t Free Laworirers in the West Indies. His Hon. Friend was prevented from. atrenthng by itoisposition ; woolcL submit to the House a motion upon the 4,uhjetl as bouil as he was able to retti7l.l 10 hiS Par liamentaty duty. GRAND lUNCIION CANAL WATER WORKS BILL. 'Mr. My.LiAsu moved th second reading of tlie Grand Cloal Wattr,works Bill. Mr. WARD spoke considerable length Agaiost the „Bill, and .inov.tl a, ::ti aniendinein, That it be read bVCUllii titilv on t 11,,t U y brie n - 19ntliti... - A short. which Mr. B; ng and Mr. -‘upp .ti,d toe' aril , tidtpem ; anu !Mr, - Meinsn, Slr Juno C , ;x itppealej, atiJ Mc. P. ;Moole, theorigitial tnotiol„ .• On a division, there a,,p,ared AmtnitimOt 4g4imit-it • .0 2I , • • yb . • ,Nl3jority • - Si 1 .1 .;e fa it was tkit re.ati a second titutu and ,ordered,. tY colillnitted. - a MISS ALLOWANCES. • • General- Gitss.:olGt4t pOsiptilied, until Tui.‘sday the 141 1 ‘, 0 1: Apt it, bi 3 mbiion which stood for next telkith,f 3 tai At's 4 AllOWatiCc to be granted...to thin Utti. eis of t h e A r ,,,y. , : ROYAL MARINE MUTINY BILL. Orr the thOtion of Aft. YORIte, tin Lords! Aniend-, mem to the -11(Tal Marine Mutiny BM taken conladruin6a. ,Mr. YORKU , observe .4,, that ,before he_rroycd that ihe , ti,gfee with thcir Lordships in their, Antendoleot, fir wished briefly t 6 State the nature and extent of - it. The Royal Marine Mu• tiny Bid, had b..en introduced the year, precisOy , lrt the same shape as that in whicu it had b,ea pa,vd in h.rwer years. A (limb:, ho.wever, bad WI ether the pritviiions extendeaAo Nl:trines, serving on shure in toß , iio parts, and not being de taellinentS• v.ar. was "thOught by some, that Marines u •der t twit: • circuoi,..ttoces 00 . 1:1 he liable to the operation, neither of the Altny nor of the. Marine . Mniniy Ast. happened that ^t toe present montent a large,bo‘dy of Royal . At4ritieS, oot de, , aehettfiiitit out ut war, aa, serv 7 toi; in Poilug,h l fre quvisttoni therefore, bet:acne . , one of importance, dud toe doubt which -lie had invtitioned ha, ti,g arisen . i!t a very resucciable quartet (almouo he cooirs.ied that•he ivas by no means itvinced on the subjett), it hid been proposed and camed into vie flon.e of 14.,r t 15 , t0 trnduce the vvords " foreign }Loci" into the BiN, in such a inattuer is to iraVe tile Operiitipti of nine gilt on Mainius situated as he had dest.; tired, free limo the vssittility of oaivake, heiefore moved, that the House should agree In their Lovillil e e.A.ittend. mem.. The .motion was agreed to, 'mid it w'as' inckred thitt their Lori-1414A shokilTbe acq Ome.. PR SS IN Lord A. HAMILTON to Wake his proth:ic,l mutioti leve,~Aitig the: reitri.tioh4 on the Pr ss i . ludo, lie bat; uo fatratign .01. awfkin dny tern ottg oo those resin:lions, or To ask al.y thing of the House, but the opporttilit) c,l sheo.io ; 4 what the TeStliCtionS vt ere. in his Ytle 'pwce-ed ing4 cohsequeta ..ot the I,th trials at .41.,i.tiras %wthi hove afforded ourficietit ground:s for imottou, trd.d not will strongerexisicd un it 6encral co:01(1013mo of the subject; It watt we'll kitown itatiohg srscrge as.thued somewhat, of the charader oflaw: The consequence frequently was, that re:y.oo(l4s were enforced wholly unsanciitmed ny the .14, b islattire He wished it should be ktown hot nut; w.,,t1, were the regulations of he PreSS in I,itha, tAti.trOitt what authority tlicylirocve , lecl. Whotoite Eluine Wcu.i told that 110 publics . 1(m 'AVtas pet tithlezt its ,t paper in India without the pret iouS li:siteetiOts of the Secretary 'Ot the Gown tanitti.:, and ta.u. the. isititity for a 'violation of this-rule wit, itutindiate etutrok tition for England, , he was neiStr,ided th.h they 'count not rrtuse fishtail to his tliOftoit ; Ott: mute especially when they were made actraimed with the rg,,ta -00114 laid down forthe gat:lance- 1 U the Sect et.cry in his task of , revision. These regulations were to revent the publication of all'ooservations on the Pubitc . Goverattient, or lteveriue-; on . the. enibarh anon of troops ; the nature of any expettiotins, naval or military ; ctrt the destination of stops, whe ther belonging-to. the . Comiraity or otherwise ;on the probabilities of war or.peace, , &o; tir.c. So that in lad there,wits serncely Ay subject on wnich it was permitted to publish ati.opiniolf.' He reminded L - fouse :hat he • W.t& nit nOw calving iii . queition tilt; propticty or impropriety of tric:se regtititions ; he tit as merely. asking -tor the'pver, which would stiewt bat suA reoulatiom tAlSted. Tho Oaf oto and the resi.nt.oC . thb laic tri,ll, at NLittras were •Aell known, It had 'always beast utickrstOod thei .admanstration of justice in India was wire and mil corrupted. , But either the il3.6v,rtioteht herd aislaarried of the proceeiliugs.duritt those. trims, 01 ' it . was very extraordinary that 11..1. h er th e G o v ,4 1 . ; ment‘or the COurts of Just.lee lit Lut,iia, :ion the boar( at Cuntrottl at home, ctiostelo ally the e I ter, Anent which those trials had produced in lonia by al, them to_be printed; It, as had been its;t:rii ed, the proceedings were justifiable the publicating of them must rev* betieticini. 1)1 'the, I.roptietyi 4lowever, of publishing them,. he. enrertaiiied ai doubt ; and iii this opinion 'tit. wa t i —1.16-hatkite authority of.filve of the .Jud:ge, air the • 81.tinetm Coilrt of India itstif, Juclue Sul`tvan - ulto *a "reply to the application whieli iraaleJor . perfulisiou , to priot the tri.ilS, - obierved,. that the Court. might give that pet titisr,ion, but tp . .-it it wonld avail while 'a's.ip.:r;or po,ker ci.Jtitiouled the press. By the Judge it'had been exchred, .iltatthe‘litia it horised resale : lion hOpieis wild not bQI/ioked over ; and he had ehdracieri , kd the liher.ry of the press,, ona of the tiearst ri4hts of the : subject, arid the best security for his privileges. Fullyimpressed with the same but abstalti ing from pronouncing any opinion ' al ipeent on the l•es•rictit;ns'Whicit had taken' place on •ihe press . in • India, lie should content Itlins'elf wall moving,- " That there he Vild'hefOri the ilo ' ase ' ' - :4 coley "Beall Order's, rcAtilatioils; ruts, and directions which lusce been pionnit gAteii. so ce !iie year 1797;-.,with ruipirt.i to any restraipt3 fai the ,press by the three Presidencies ot Beny;al, rirl,idritt; r and. Born :1)Ay ; in-which have been .idert np7ll witr:out proihutiditon; or which liaie been sent to itit.;ta the•Coutt of •iiitethns, or the Board of Contruill, • Mr, DUNDAS would state as shortly as possible the realous which made him feel it his duty to op -pose the motion ot rite NOble."Lord. 'Tier Noble Lord had fouti:lect his' proposition' on two disfincl • groonds; the one, certain proceedings in . Oft: Coums 01 Madras two years ago f-the 4. other, the general principk s respetting the press, which, in his 'Lord ' ship's rnion, applied equally to this country rind to India. With:resped to the.first of these grounds, henad to Coaiplain el the Noble Lord ter introduc ing the subject on the present occasion the'House. being aware that the whole , ol .4 the" proceedings on, the trials- at NI idras were ordered to' be laid on the: table, toil' Which period any agitation. of the ques lion was premature. With 'respect to the grneral reasoning of the Noble Lord, while he prideas'etl: not to found his motion on any condernnatioo the:regulations by winch the pl•e.sS was restr.ittredl: in India, as,etted that any , restraint on the.litteety' of the . press in India was •iinproper.—(LoN A,' Hamiltpn observed that lie had nortiital was certainly the impression made: on his mina by. the remarks of the Noble. Lord. 'As to the liberty' of the press; surely no man could be so wild as se : ' riously to entertain an opinion the ptinciplei Which were appliCable to that liberty in 4 . iig141, - ,t; were alike applicable to it in India.' The , Lord: - asked'ior the; rules which existed on the i;tib7 jest.,: Now really 4, with the exception of 'the regu- . latioto - regarding: ,Newspaliers, whidb he Noble 'Lord had read, he did -riot believe there existed any written regulations respecting the , press I inria. lie Would ask the Noble I,ol'd Whether' he itioright it --would:be wise to sani;tiou the unrestrained ptetili cation. of: all matters , whateiter in t IreNewsplpet's - of. India i: 7 ---(Lord.A. rHamilton. :' ." No; but no Cen sorship.")—Wtthout- sorneCeniotsinp, there won lit 'be datrger. Contd. any' thing be considered itior. perilous than to , spreat./..,;opinion4 ot aill ltlicdS what ever.throu,;hout the..'tt-hole of , ifittdetati ? A. Gow iiernotent v. Ito pt;riniti • ed such a 43rEitlice', would - most upjltitifiabith- I...;e't• it be 'recollected that IR. European could bit in India bin either in the st•lN'iCt: of the Company, or by flie I , c:rise ot ihe , Vas it Ann peileNly .jet; therefore, to say to an-individual . thtre 4 --to a pr . iot4 r, for instin-ce, ii Madras. 4 ' It you do-not couturier to .the'tcguta tions of the Goverhinetit, you . moo withdraw . iron India ?" SuppoSe - a:clui k in arrr t in lists cou:,- try were to e.-come the editor of p r, would .be perfectly just in .doing yu ; o,:i , not, the person by whom tie ‘A as , eirf kiyed he jus. tined in saying', 4( I ceo not elioos., th.it snoind thus occupy yourself, and yoo inubt• 11.0 ii iny S.qviee. ` .Tne sillily atticogou4; for this was;rill , that wa, deo:m-(1 by the tivveril. meta ot intim. 1U give • , uthw i t idea 0 1 ;he extent 01 the. rvii wt,rlli tallest result• train unrestrained Irredchn 01 the pees: it, lodta r would mention e cleninstaii& 'oat '1)4,1 occurred striee his arcessunt ()thee It had coma to the o..nots ledge et tioNt , rtithent, t hat 'Certain pen sUlt6, actuated deLibt,es,y by tilt' !mist inten tions, had cacisco to tic ptit4ed, fur site purpose or Bisects ua.io t atnoitg the ii.ttivi - ofludia, a ticapSe; containing aiiiiintOversionS. of the, most seven Ira trite on the rodtginti:atid enstotns of the No", aN it Weis . 1 lie NtaiNi I of. tile Ge• tionninelit in India upot,lo tot., 1., wh' a. d usages oh the natives, the Fio,c,e wunkl nrinicdiately per ceive ;ha . tl tAlls the Dounden Only of GoVersinieni , to suppress a work,eaiculatof irritaiion,aod hostnity. :Such a restia 11t MI I lie press was justified circumstances oh and by tire lowers eloro.4ed to the Gov,rnment, Unit:ring lr Iro,n, the Noble Lord On the groutids upon winch , . moitott was wended, he. must. give it ills de- cided tiegatit : e. Loid . ifuLKBTot9i declared, that bad any- prost'ious doubt existed in his Mind as to tie propriety, of• pro- ; the plper moved tar by leis Nobl., L'ite`ha, Wei ob eiration of the Right Hon. (k.titteniari Ounid lt,ltc Completely reinnytNl it. The logF, l 1-16 1) . rletnan asserted that the Ent InA.. Company had :a right io bind their,servaras hy their owit rettlationS., This tnighi be true wai an ,addniotial reason.i for informing the Henso what those regulations: were to which their tellow-sohje4.:ts iii Indict were thunirelled to subunit. The Right Hon. (;eotlemati talked oh sending a fierSoir home front indict wiiii as much ease, as it he was not soelra pro ceeding must be ruin to the in• dtviduili for lire. It . wits not true 'that the' regulations wt ra C9llll,ned ten n e wspapers, The Goveronumt . AL i d iai h a d- re .‘ , ttis:d permission to puthili the triitli."Altich.had taken place to the Stioreme Court theyrr. 'l' he ob-,;, jeet of his Noble Friend was .to ascertain v,:liether the Goterpment ot India wasborite out in ,what ,ht t V, Lord F.) ,considcrycl dill injus• tice .i.tod;opprewthon sot reftising to the press that liberty Whi c h it 10 enjoy, and he therefore gave lens hearty assent to • - the Motion. Sir AN4utyrintt obser,yeci, that fhe Natio, Mover cbsiniiied 11'0111 directly COnd(49l)l:qg itrltineiXof tillita;?riid 01115 , t he isrgniotonit ,wlitrilt 11W UnVoloinetit paid prottitil,;ined. It; might, ask what right. Parli.l , llleht. bard to demnd a the /tiles which the -Goveriinieni of Italia Chose to nSta.'. 41131 - 1 t o r the gqidance of their . own sersatnt ? T he t.., , ,,01e t L0rd Who he'd just- spoken, however, further tbanthe Noble Mover; and r ouged as a ground for cctistinting to the motion the injustice - and op. presion of ate Indiao Goverittneni., To ticcerlss to t h e nwl i on , th e refore,.:woold,be tenecede' -- to the propo,ition that the GQVeltiflletll of India had beCti unjuit and . oppresive ; and 1 1 iS withnnt any wi aleVer rat end redid I ri ,g h Nine, b,e. made Ont. Th re w is not Enrodeiin in I idia , who way n t aware of theengtgeinert, winch heeit.eted before. he ent-ted i t n o them ; And that it he d.d not i.hoose to pornply wi' h rhos eag tgernents, the tern of trig residence to In was iris end 't to the regulatiott . $ which tespeiited the , oh) ca on of (leis s papers, he would ask any -ne. .40 ..14 a' all gninnted with I.vhetiier coidd ii•S y d? \Vas' this unrestrained pu!d;cation to he - allowed (or thei,ittr pose of pertniiing cy:e set of "the 'ervants the 'Compailf to' i,inintnate another set or ,th, site . ;;e * rv4ni;? 'Seppci,e Sec.let ny of the Admiralty io ti.is tionn !try were toset 11;) a newspaper, fit the ()st!. of discussing the tionlic conduct of a Lord to tae - cotrld - any thi tg,be inoie ,th•iurd ? 13m peii.,tl . s thifj,untestrairted,ptiblicittiort of new piper, in Ind.a, %vas tee - thAl - pufpose of ihdru.naCtug frtc N s.— desirabi ? Wourl nbe very ~pedient tie tltent of the v. - canal-tonne by • which the Brittsh Governilici,l hekl their power He recolledeJ when he was in h,it soon .tlter the :massacre at ( ~ ‘e could not catch the name orthe place), a si;:ries of ingentinti and ,k ell-written essay s appeared in o.le Of titeie pub ic,ttions %%466_ ia ere t.) etilillnett the great capita', ot Ca'enti.it (in which, ict it fie ri2mcn)tiered; there,w;:re ;Its - 1. , a4 t 00,006 Natives caiiahleol re ido; tendenCy. Of which 10 prove„ tsi.n ' ease and safety, by a ' , J udicious cottibittatio.2. ot Natives, tii:e 1.41.1o:e Eutoi.e'An pi,pulation migin be ,extertnimtted. \Vas it not ' It) the , publicat , lon at ~l uelt ..;`4,,'? It w• tint •,itrhapii . he iaid, tltat'th.? fini;ht , htit'of \s ha', avap % 1' 1, at ' heti the, taist hier wasetietqed to the trials ill the Lord 'had' sserted thit the •Governini.:nt orlinliaappeared tok3-i,,as.harrteSof ti i;riteeediogi on toad li.volvee this eariinieration--the ci:it,frt, Inc! thv Got , erntnnt. !- -I :7;.idinhtf'd„ filar whir;tl . _ s tkpliCati.2ti Cpunrti Cor permte ,, iion to pill)1•141tflie 114;tet...."*;;;14-i, t :ic i - lre`,JOble the :irs \vier t.vhich ;..N;oble to low, the propriety ot W.: L :1,111e not now diiieess. The Court, deer titat they had u'ilthing _to - do it, that they i:oold Theo fur the Gekt;,o -- ii'.i - ,7„ tirst, I,e - tou-itobrvseltl - ot although te..3ol,otolis in I n&t, ot news:. i t !C' ‘t= , p3yqrs, .;e L tt r, extsteta th*t• of 4 0 ,,k-;. I'h& who v. , 0;.5.,) - trt !I the tii.ifisappl:ti,flOr per : . Ittisitoo to d.t yof the 1.3 , rn pro'.••al.AY: 1' , 11.11 1 :a view to gi,se WlLit wotiiii . dotiby v.:.rn men had t•Liti,;tt to l e He i.titt hot i• 0 , - I . cc ,s't , wg to 1)1,11111. Voblishen; ; for a.l rho'. at that the gr... ,'red tit Ord% rine ..r ituprop , r:y At Wd , ttol ?. ; ; hang tai tF) re)er result of the trt,i,,,to i t ur'ti,L: to ,•- si.lerm.)n of his °M Wit cr car no; , , evil, I.unl•dirbeitt \ivopin toe, pulpit:a -t:too, nothitti; b e than that • the 'Governnient of wt , 01.1 II try,at u v;..' silyvinid tie y ty,i(ltr Luc:h . a' tonne. 11 it public:l.: nalure. tio , .vonTti; 'While: lie attnitt6,!.f t;iat re:oraity:ki press If) IttitiaCoolii !tot safety be A ciintended that it was v , ry Fara 0 1 ,00 peatis in that -cOontly to sutler re, ; utonoits which . it Wa.i ittip,,,n,le for thein to.antietpate be. fore the} , .wel t b thither. Sir T. I.I.IRTON thought the 1111,11 arm re , 4llla» tion, which bef.) bbatte.iind winchdtatl Iken - provid of by Govermilent, eni;lit to be laid betora the . Mr. R. DU.,tiDAS etplalued, Mr. WaLt.Actp opp,ogea tWrproductinn or the Fa per nto.ccflor; and thought ,there were no grounds for layiiig it before the House. hlt. wrctimsot.e supported the Noble Lord on the principle, thint die Hthis OUlit not to lose sight nl In4ia , but 'ought still to root) over it a whale sonic and salotarycontroul. 1 - Ie was sorry to hear such ail argumeni against the liberty of the press as had fallen , from a Right Honourable Getitlem4o Hppo,ite, who had stid that, %% inch, in his 01 . 14, ioti, attoutit.td to am admission 01 the Istern a6.t;:d . upon in litht . .c.:tsuiiy being, such, that it was not, 6:11e to let the people piety the nature of their Go. , vernmetn; 1 4 41 - GRANT contended Ihat despotism- had not been established there by .Einglatyl, but that it had .tiond thole; where it had' existed for. niany agei. I.'he ititroiluction of the liberty . of the press might lead to the most tatal COnieipellc.!6s, 311 d, lu the pre9ent state of things, would tin! whole fithTte of Indian society. He did not think `case~' 44 been made gut on Witieli - the paper tstt ;lit td' be ntolueeti.' . • Sir H.: Mot.:Too;.teNy epproved of the pros of systen - trand thicoght nri'y would be very (Itn . ,.;erous to the It ter, 4 his . eoun trip. ,115, however, .urea It •ve the trial in question had been allowed to be iot)it 0:4 .it,lnig4t.h4ve.iipievente4 the A li tutu Wig colniry, witich , b6 heti . utalerstiind was spurious. Mr. Locxtt ART t - bseryert,.the Government of India Mid-beei) acquired, like tuost, ruler Govvrunit..tit ' s, portly by t eonquest, partly by oot'np,lol - , arid partly , by Orteiture. Uktler ila. citetsmitances, to iitio,kv 4, f the i_Ullititrilitted pres,. t,e LLtnerous. Their siumtion, Iwwever, was not shch 3i it beeti • s +id 40 2tS, it they t e al oot (it:Emu:lA * le. government, they were govil-dec.l - soils who. ' , ere re , ponsible to. this, country, nod' nii,v, , erable for welt, eottdo(7.t tot;,ii thought the inot'.on had be.-1) ,hriiught torwarsi Itterety as a ciiio3llalent 10 the att,tratA Jib. aty= pt the press :t trieUd to the,Aiberly ot the pres 9, 3411 d thOU4I) it , t)004 1 * lnn into soinil eXCeCitii (3nd .Unit' ~tiotue licentious Stiidt'S he hongtv.. it had , takten), .lit: was Jar to taw The liberty cat the pres, had don,, much goOd it had.at , o been in some to,ti4nces a soutoe' of trecuendota - it, had be e n