The Sun. — London, England, 1811-05-15 00:00:00

~~f 9 r'. J~#._ .... im merncon of the :r inch.,;try, attention, and labour, of 4i.50..‘ si nutvOcr or of making an appeal lllhe try nt :trent. Th- Bill he propoofi hi,rig in would co inilt S I,rovistnit to entole their to twit,. Altu tit a litiln to the income rt thos Clers , Who had been some time in the sir , vic4 of , the Campany. It W4ti it 'With that the . A6l. of Li,t %Aston should be extended ta the Brytrit of Cottimis3irmer , i and Ito linen .ed to i traduce a clause fir gratttini; retiring pensions to goof. at3Aere dhe'ilbled in the serv.ce. He felt it his duty to male, it had Well in conteMpiatinit io inereribd the. s a. Lilies at 141! The ather,clouses of Bdtwould go to empower the Court of Direc tors to rtts'oto t )itin-rs to their rank after the deci loon of a Conti Martial, it hhouid be judged pro p'. is 3 and also to • I•au.t.; them to fitte Ivo'', which they were incapable of doing at Oki tit, to take up ships for then without g.ving fourteen days 'notice s, in any came or ttutnreseett eintrgetuy. Haying argued at some Icngth iii the neteheity of sitch a pro woo td lug to de, t.e concluded' by moving " For lease to ht tug in a to further linty son for lay. iris; iLh Vtlaries - and citorges of the Clerks etitployed in t e Cirmmissiotters' Otfic , s, Ctiabling the Court 01 I) to restore 011iett% (when it titter pr• pn) to their after the &cis , + tic of Court Nlat.ipti, and als-i4 nip iw, ring them (ny.the.r ageottil i i eAfttli of untc,es )i t nier a uy, to t,tkt. - Up wivate cootratt.' Ater it 1. t obliervation6 from Mr.' Creevty, Lord 'Moir b, iitid Lord C. ivre,tall, leave was given to in ENVLICH, ANI) IRISH IvVI.ITIA. Mr.. 11 y rose, pursuant •,t) Irty non:,-, to moo° for lettec to bri ig in. a Bill in perm! , toe inteicharic,e of tip. lidr.a .41 Irish i u sor». priv.! thin mot no ini4lit eratitt . , he was convitieed I,m +row r•rdier fro the c;iroutostatice of its having leen ddlyed so g, than from it 4 biat brouti,i , t tlir rd now, T ,e tll/011 halt the i iropo,ttiori which he inttinititi . to make, were 11A, ed so di la and obvious, that might ap . .eitt sltarile 01.64 had i) ,, i tr cm befUre submitted to the constderarinu id : the Legi,'at.ire: \ -. 'When the U'rtion b, VA e t . ll tier iv 0 countries took phmet-i-tvltint their intillres4llo btl'Ct ioctuiie were , ndissulutil; hound trrae. ~therr and bet , tnno one umd rise mow., t.roated t o follow o, en,,itAreure, that every apa - - ciet; 01, nlihilry wb•c;i cold, by the, condititm of it9:aervri.e, be flop:I-trio the del Ace ot the one courtirt„slibuld be mode applic ible to . pur post,i,s in tits other. ,fits was how ~ver aware, 'hat ' very I:tr ,, n); ts mlgl3t be urged why elinges who wereoftit auriltitis fear the adoption of measture, doom it exp,tilent to ,wat.. dot 11 tut, effeet4 ot tivo. Union were frit—.until the i , Kal prei weic.,:stmbetiitrt,, , were tetriov,,d.....;otAi 10tiger t:N I .•C 'flettecTol Oita incotivrtnience.resulting from the 4 , 41 , 1, 'Ol .SUCh fir :irrangernetA might ,e 0 vittce the Ugh..., latnre of the arl.vaittage4 it would produce. "rhe aiao would not forget, that at the period ul ! the the , h‘v, , r ot tie Frettch em ire was not . 30 great as it was at 'present., Many m,it the countries ot Europe which were now gioattiti nit der the trot , y ()I Fraoce, at , that t me rattly eti 3 cOtisideriibie ti`,iire All freedom. Lipetlations it or the resto , ,rti ,11. of permanent peace t. i tt pie saided, and tt,)-retore the necessity of the measure was by no no 1110311$ 60 great at the period he %Vali gliNCiing 10 as it wits' at pies at, and , it •tuig' . .t not, it proPrisvd, have ;net with such gene , a 1 .oocur• tvoce as he W:l4 bore im.would now. Watatecer ri l l. tete ice.ol opinion' might at, pri.settt ,upon quefitiothi.loti, militatt policy, ft-wort:l some Gent' , mei) might think, that we ou 6 ln lit cdidineittataylvits tn. a miefltqrsive 4yottatt,ll.4vlng Citittin-lt to it's .ta e, :witiie utht rs wore of °potion .thatv.' ro pCtieVere t that course which Intl late y I, cot crowtont with 4 (.;11 willow. *occur**, ) e a most agree Ott this itiont, that it was moo de ar.,(l,le , hat a shoirld ditittityute ttr monitory tbrce in -.0. ~, a trimmer ttothe out . es„ ritt,rih, . het 1,c., .to ortietoi.,e . or def.coive moor:, most etfeetive ; It t o.th therclore uk.c oft ;t to 4103 at such act ar tallgr tire Mama ai wutlld 1.1.1Ve tiro large l / 2 i rtion ot tire reBular ant) , dispotable for .to te!gti s-tvicr s , tio%ever, could nor be obt4mme ; r rn:iiiie !upon lt6 precatt ay iniqlit,plett , q ,, i s,ri I,,that this measurt-: , t •ithe It, wart #113 , 111. , ull• ' ' l l 'lthert,4Bl , y ill tour!. . t o , ,„ tuost t , ll o'hinicer tivir u:.r% ices. If the ~,.1 rr 11. nom this were ,; ~, now attuned 0,, , '; rtl propote . ;H 1„, , ; 1114i tt s i T wete onfor. 1 ( witiuld Alain ~ji, v lint it tti . ,st I , t lil .1 ',IOWA n o el co; ti ; , d, i.e.casions otiQ 1 . 1! torce bNllilltl be , .• , 1 0;1 tbit 11 I , n'Ouvitsiiin or l b," :instantly re-, . I '4; ;,; „ ; ;4• VrIS Clear, ~ k • ' .1 , hy rad. if .- (.0 t 0 ti ifs.. ' I •*, t., (.:Ctii 01 that, I ;mi. , , t•,.! 0 !:.1 t U,itplt is 3.0.1 so gin, „,, a l ipto k cosion ai,d citinintmance, t , t,, t.;e4if , •!fal joy at' ita .; • to the recollection 11 , 01 w , re Telt in this riser to t' iii lr c .,- 4siity to Tr, 0010 dts. ~,!„ l4irttt.trttll Ciil4l4• 04 it bile : ' it) 101i1: , , .111X;e , je the ,arrri,ii ot these ti iiere ,r, bdth in this country l',•iitrgal. Ile ix (Mid Lt It them whetircr t:, „ kosread rat,litil 011 'he ristitmis,,, an•l mooning all )ct.,(..toftratiaporting trobi ‘ ttrYrr,rtl Siedy and AJt;Vettlaterit had been able, by' the yt . tlri 4 to have ser , t, de tied entripaixii‘ety ..s.r c,.1 is toy thin W"44lorkott c.. iu. ,0 1 1).)00g its place with English L.. beets c r dol s sod itopott urt y'utsuadt.4 that there - coulLl be but one opinion upon this soblea.; and he would ask, it any man could undertake to say 'fiat a %Orilla ctisis would not again ,occur, and whit other tnean , ), , except those lie was now. 1:ro-. puling, could t;t: employed to meet it I If these o Asvi.tittior were aliplic'able in the case of Port uga., ' 4 hiell 1 11 16 tit be called the adkatieed guard et frelatid, it , w &nue.% more li , ) would tney be if Ireland limb Was exposed to attack? if he were to stop hew, ille should think that lie bad said enough to induce itie ROalie to adopt the measure,'; but he ft•lt that he 5hu .,1 1 , 1 ill discharge• his tiny, and that he sho.ld nut do justice to the teelinto wises he .1 the importaure of the measure, if be. confined biros, It merely to the sideration of con entertained lilt milli iry , auvantages that were likely to result loam it : nigh. ly as he thought of them, Ise was convinced that they would be tqualles! by its moral etft•cts., in . .r is op niOn, it was imp.ssi de for the Bali , ' to adopt any me , ithire will , h woold bye so n.sturat ant direct a 'tendency to promote at.erted intercourse between the Iwo parts of the Etuptre, He entreated Gan llen,en, in theidirti., upon this subject, not to eon., sides it as it t;tcy wele exclusivrly natives of Eng land or sit Ireland, they belonged etrially to butt, counts ies : be could not speak as a. good English ' inan, unless, be spoke also aN a good' Irishirsait i nor could e.e speak as aloud Irishman,. uultsste spoke a , a go. d Edglishman. With. these teeliogs lie de- Aared Atli' H appeared to him impossible to w:upt any males that was 1.0 likely 'to produce tituNe effects, which, in. the dotkble character of kart;lis,ir 'and of Irishmen, they had au equal interest to plO mute. . It would do away that want ut knoa ledge of the different inteiesisi ut the Limpets, an I habil.. In the different pails of toe United Empire, winch, to a certain extent, still prevoil , sl; An increased cuintounkation would wise place..-new connections, new friendships, new alhancis, %bold be tOroiett— and all these ,would not be cottfi..ed to one doss, : but wouff be ditfased throughout all r.siiks of iv defy; they Would create new toads of Isartiso,y mil. union between the two Colltartes, and strengthen the old ones. These •aovaotages were not problettiaical, they were . certain. As lung as human nature was cos itirated as it was at We gent, the causes whiLli be had iris whaled could dot last of . producing the ,11 . ..ets .watch he had described. The satistaeaton tharet ire, which hie Celt ill proposing Inas snowsuits would be prat ass Otaltilie(t. it I, C Wit Mil app( r bend (Lit II 111: b lit inn OPett wILII the apt ruhati , .iis .01 iiuttse ut, Mc Liilitto UttiCal). • NO tnan'cotod entertott is we respe t tot these Gehtitailkli , Is atshe did, Or WWII lie thole '44,;Cled le V.l) iittell , luil tO their feelings, but by had the must ruttiguitio , hopes that those Militia Officers who chsroiproved ut tots plat,, it ani sue. 114 re steer, Would, when lisev totitus ereki . tne de. tails sit It t inesissure, tura thew 0. jo. . runs retuuVeq, ii .:1: , ti ' i eiad tins toe increased oistaoce w inch hey v. 0. :Li ho rsiiiiNs.ct burn then homes 18 . ,.s - one 0' the iiitic.Cll.l , 4 W.,•eh. the Gethltineia tie wati al. IttLititg to entertolved , 844141 this sneu.ors.,. Al the . 41intia reganibts 'rsisd . Away* theca stationed In or near theil liwn coursitts, that olais,ctiosi Wight base I.o,rie w.. 1.4 i ; hut to 1110rIVOU •41,',e) 441 01 1W4411) in Eliot.' 41, ,t o il in all cases Its .beutkilliii, the legs • inentti were, tart lstr removed Item then . (millet, i hint I hey wouid tic! it sent to Us:land. Liles thereluie Could not ItAillceltie that Ilia tjuestunt of disiatiee could form amy stri‘.u, Obleellols lii the IncAbtife. Another ott , i,ctio, whictsbe had kitat.i was,. thin ;in" ilepiellet.6,oll Mihi, CO ertattied that the legio:kis. tor thos , Engli , t. Mimi , two yerstsoind lei the. Alibis Mittia thre , ..,, , nd that no regtoieot to-ouso be Oh!iged to scts'e *glut' tithilitni. tints c, , ute by lotAulat, and IS Is hut .W,llintll ti 4 tipechil oireotnos of his iNia hr., ;..0 its vigor )t'AIS the vs itote (r 1 the Eti4lisit f . Atlliia %NOW' 10tVe set vett 10 Ireiattu, otitt In nine 4.3 11, ,,i0i ' ( jun. I f d isyi b ta,u o 4 6 ;:n e 4( l ,l l 4,: t i 'l lt rO 4v46 . , . ll le oll: c ee ti ri ll . to ll oa t country y t t i li v n oice ll i l iti ; , it . ). il l )1,.1.0 a i t es s , indefinite period. 1. , onvAer 'u this . uujectriiii, 'lie Wished to atate,_ 1,,. at i t was i t s, ittesitiOli to follow 51to plan Pointed out try the Nuoie land ointer 51w gallery (Castlereagh) at its early part us t. sic Om:Muni' sslititatittlgt!lig - lu (Ill; turbk(l. 'lt was hit kitten. bonito plopOliti, that I.ot In9re. t ha n tine ;worth ui the f:fliiiliii Militia, and one Ill'Att tt . t, the' luoilt Mi . jessiy's Go. eminent. The result Os this hl iii si. , k,utd . years the - whole of the loyal Mitt•la would , have ,sits red in ''Eoglittid; The Huioe" WOuld ob• ' title, thin It Wall lAA IWelitteki to snake ibis mea6l.lll) corrynisoty opus tile present Mi litias IAA , only upon '. that ! IN it hie,' Was ereat- Ler, to be sassed. Wan. g5..pe....i so ,the present Militia, it was proposed to folio* the OW ilLinpled in .wbat were called the Volunteering ' Acta. -. He had slow stated the gmtra , outlaw. or .the measure. wtock he ratericted to ion mince, but he s.satou not avoid oi;ce snow iitticating i c (isei!Leissial 1, lip strut in the Dithilii,to'etnnsitlef i.ge tietitil , ht , he 11'448Ure3 before they. gave a L ueettled Opp , itioli to it, aid he was sure that th(l,liattie lipiii , lit patrtOtivh which bad ~g 'wit() Induced then) hi dt;Vu,* their servivei tu. the r cuuntry, would lead them to chola tally un dergo !be adult onai sacrifice., it sai:tices tarn.), could be (tilled, wins h would result twill the *clop ti4l of this measure: , Its suer esi tist;ht wrid mote rially- io 'Shorter. the leitn 04 their CKtrilQo3, but wire tier the ounlvst la to hit;ti we skew engssged was itmg er short, thus ttusaksire , would tenet most eiseit. ' fiat.) , ;so musk*. a successinl. He concluded with moving tor leave to bring in the hill. tsli... 'fiGiill approved of the principle of .the Bill I but %virile tire Might lion. Gentleman 'had talk d ot,atfordo , g ace.:,rostitidolioti to illtt Otti4ers, by had ria,o twining ut giving prulettuat to the sol diers. He wished to kuew if they . welt to he al ito.vi-sl to enjoy their own retigioo I Theisisii soldier here it nolo b.• placed sit a 'ftlt‘tatieit very etth sus t lion 14 1 ,,„ 1 , wiik,i) he stood tu'llelaint. 1ri..7. {hide. ' ridgy tbereture gave it its his UpitilUli Ibis! tilt• Arsss.iu of W.r %mon autoorlon; a Commander to mrreti his sonkiers to church, should be expiaineo or done sway, so as not to atf:d the iiish Cathutic tr. it grand, Mr. W. WYNNE did not rise 40 oppose thv trip. (low. Tile: itig.it lign. U(4.44111140 hail, tit Ito b c . glottis g oi Its - I,l3:Chi 6361Ptiilird Isis ti , rpthie that - :4eult • a thea‘tittl wt./ but been brought, to.* .`rd ' be. I. fee. lie itilti to observe, that a hilt ,tur'ondt4,l4 , , , . lir.. . i j , ish Mama to genre 10 Englcilld, passed .11, j jt;,4 i iii4l, - nu-ouderstraud, that a Sunliat out‘ ens abling the English Militia 'to .dta deli , . in freitstui. wOuld have hen btoti, - ,ht in, but Ott aeepiiiit 01 the 'repognatiCe with Which it wets supposed to be vlvi ed by the Engt'slt He thought the prin.• er period for ,bringing his , lot ward was,• that of the Union, or at the tine peaee was concluded shortly attei. Though 'he did not mean to oppohe brining in the 13 11, yet he thought considerable ditficolties opposed thetnhelves - to the 'success of the Lord CASTIASEAGH deiii , d that the aversion tif the English Militia Offi ., ..ers to styli a plan . had tainted a s'milar mea-ure to be laid • Glide. It wa , never the intention of the Goieremetit of that day to extend the plan to' the Etigliih Militia. The; ‘eistted to increase the etfeaive force of the . Coitlit• try. Ten thousatid men .Were therefore added to the Irish Militia', .and permission was granted for One fourth of .the whole, not exceeditig 12,000, to pass to . Englandio replace tile tet,ulars sent out or the country. No'A, with respeM tirthe difficulties winch-might attend the adoption of this plan, he °old observe, thlt it wits itnpossible to avoid gr , at didicultiet, .wheitgreat measures - were to be adopt ed., They -were, in proporti - ,n to the ialue an I im portance of' the pltm. He, hcr, ever, sac not in- Superable difficulties in the wiy, and thought tl,c Militia would so in assimikie itself to (1)0 new ar • tangetnent, and that if the Howie could , tioi ttlet • all they wished' at once, it %vat in their power to ,•make a beginning to .provide th'it the Alifinis, in timeo.iould become what it ought to he. Colonet * Doe*art approved ut the policy i. , f the - measure, and thotight it would 001 ue offenstie to the English' Militia. Colenel Ltqllubt, Lord Viscount Joer.i.VN, and Mr. HaitatitT spile in praise ut tin pan. Sir J. C. HiPrisLEY w2s idixioi , s the Citholic soldier should ti pruteeted in the. erjo, mem of .It was a case of peculiar lia i dslitp that the Caqiutc SOldit , r sheitilo tom) to a Pr. - sting place-01 , Norship, as tf Stij (lea I;1111t to all tile pe,.tide's of , Xcitintnithication. Mr. teLl-sT was of opinion that much iticonve , ut ~tce might result !urn the Fropis 0 at i r twit, 't tie CICEOCAt.Oh of the gitCHL 44U k. it thought it was ?iot ne..eithaty to' alter the lam , tfte„lrish Militia *unit' not cease; to . be thv Irish Mimi.. on . coming to E, gland, Thr , ..io4iter_,wiloid not be compellel t.t 11141Cil to church, as was 'supposed...l. Ott this suaject he thought 4 4atiltaCtory ,answer (tad been given before. Vs nivatistati said, the etfeti of the 'BII would be to throW the 'Oentieniett i lite'lapded n. t - 10'4 out of the Militia in a . few y, if E . A, thoublit the law with respect to the Cioholic 001(4,1 no to be left so tot he its the Chancellor of the L' - x• ci equer prop sed to leave it. Hie hhould not op pose the hrtribilio; in the Bill. lie !M u cci it wool I teeprouuc Sri of good; but it Witn htb ititohnttn to woe, tilitt tan 04 v‘h)ett.. res,...4ted , the itherty the . soldistr, ui tiligious,allairso . ,with'ilia greatest ca ,'e • • , • , J. MM . !PORT wished the Ali, which gave •the • Irkh contain a - ti'eurit.y two* teli4ibut - oppression. tie hoped . .the plan would be lound a . goOd nile ;• but thought security . ouw.t to b-..i.gisett to tho.t,C.nitoliq' tor meta of his religion. An A 2 1, Art , Act for scenting the' to the Crown," COnttlined rt plovisiom 111.1 t. ;Ito boidier or se:torah should eince tp k4igii:nd withoht taking the oath at allt4; 'taut o and Stlpl(illUCy: The Oath ut sopremitcy . 6ould it , t be taken by the Catholic. prOvi=: sion ought, thereforecto be done away. Getteol TAULATON thought, the Bill, would have . a good eth , d. • ' • • . Colonel BAsr, 4 ',lto slick a few ' werds, as we un derstood; olgaitiSt the principle of the measure., ~• LeaveAve4 then giv6t, to briOg' it) a Bill. Cf.!, tint Papeis to the Island Trinidad were ,Ordered tobe laid . ttoihre the,HouSe. • • Tito ellAt4CiLi.oti Of the r.:,; , ;(nik(itnta, Itlat in addition to th ` ose;,aiready , moved .fur,. ate, Petition of the free inhabitants should be laid beture . the kidOse; . He " accbtdihiily zi:ade the motion, which was agreed to. „ - BULLION REPORT. 141 . r.:WilrovioN brought up the Report of -the Committee of the' whole f - fou'e on the .Builion/Re port• • ' ~ ~r • . ' Mr., Gametal ..lokutesToNx said, That the Chancel lor of the Ev;itegotr had ,not Aiken: into conSidira lion the quantity uf country rates. .circura lion, winch carried the excess ot .currencyheyot4 what he calculated, It wiwgratitying toreilect that our commerce was-More tavouroble at the present moment than at any former peried,.in spite of Buts• tiapatw's decrees. Our exports in the year •1809, anionsited to Je,ooo,uool. a gloater awn than had been previously attained, so that it was folly to as ctilm to the b.,rito and Milan decrees, ,the titi` eti'et•ta which they were said to produce. .No Amin could suppose that any country could suitaina war merely by ns bunio n ; i ts manufe6tures and its ,trade were the sources to which it was to luoictOr adequate and substantial protision. Tim deprecia., tton of our: paper commented from the moment "of the Batik restridions, and the effed was farther corl. .rettorated by history, as the consequence of our re-: sent system. No: nation had ever adopted paper currency to any extent without exi.etieocing the the lime depreciation. He mitlit be told that there was stnnetinng in the Bank ui E,,.61.1nd different horn evertother &mit, but he would 'quite some pruot nature he gave into the idea shit England was ex• 'erupt trout the consequences to wlitch 'all - other' coutitries' wite exposed j_whatever differeoce ex sir.: ' betiv e en them, could urn ) h e t h at w i t h was duced bj' tate greater tle,iit of tins Counlll. C9tot .lt ed♦ like ttatistutiah., •wt,: a once they borrowed, ,cuntinutti to burrow j and every consideration in dueett lona to hope, that the Right Hort. he w hut) would return as spet.dtly xw poss , i) 0 to ;that 6y3tutii ut ttlittga i MittiCti existed ws.eu. the note was Guayana - Ai: ti. to .o .d. Mt. itut..t.art wide - that whatever degree of Bitten Don he might be w.pptotA to have paid to q)e'tl"'. lion, Una at least .110 anew, that the large considered' it, the e b radtein' been impaired oaten tt, , ravel)! tut humnt , t Duke of York. It , had oevo teroool ~; t vi.c) , vere a.) ti , at to 'l,) , yu, t (.; t;Utitii.t) . ; 4'06 , UfiLt,i ill a u..4i'44),,:ociulit ~; nightsu,o I 111- 61 41:: • tier. .b., 1 -ere cuss !Wren. nn depreciation clatterer ; there WAS DO tllsll who ,wai tint willii to talo "'es as well as Coin. He di I not see w11) 9 flu es slit:uld not rise and fail, A Vd eh in 11:4 0 114 , commoWity, and if that were tat .blnriea A old mike those Interact s.bult. Be as 4 sorry 144i:1:la risen fl ag see a" Hon. Gentieitiati (Mr, & entire) ilce! t4'bo had made rr motion abno A pl4 ) linti.e,'lo 0 , , ••-•.. _on, Gettii,.. „ A n ;ma 101r:bees rea.ry to stand forward for the wool), ,Ilether uport the occasion of a meeting, or any 31h'" t ma Put (I . 1:e0ion. The crectliittritr'lti. rite ) fleautuitt7Paleill the Pe()Pk would tit all tittles be teddy to take Gt} .4i-rnitient securov, whe her it W.i • given looter' sheils, or .any thing e.se. -ratter all that had b:ea swill, Boodaparte .would , be obliged to oitor 014 tili4 PeOple WA* nrver to be conquered; Itllll4'' iiiihstanding the nuMbet of nigim in % 1 . 41 ' L ' i i ad ti r e ', discussing vi.d sweating alpitt t .e. in :rt, .:. , ..hopeil• it . Would c•triinoe no 011,;er do iite. J. ur nail; than the fltinVAlSClat tillittl'el I,Veil 1141 (tale Sneaker), .ilid littn.elt. . Mr. C ADAMS 661,000 A .he Illohition4. Mr. TtioNtrsort con4i '.4«.1 fiat the div,i,tor 1,11011 of commerce %Oily rot .Btl tititioh4l'''lll',i twee" 'lie dation! , les, and .r whit: . ' e ilt / l i b; e nours ; 'indeed,. It I. ad s o' be ii prottti WO ij o rnibittee ott the high ),r4e of BJaioti, li` ' O l l not ,ititnit, a s sortie. Geot:cinen hat 11014•110 1; ' ,14 ! IS ,ni e'sc...isi se :s,ne ot ,•psper. 'rho hi.!.:l; all' Ge-tl. ri,an wits of• opinion with Dr: 3" , and tither 'Wtitet4 Oil the subject of ret:o# l , 3° ,".'i; l d t L ir . b el t is s t i ll ,: i i d ; ill' ill. stslloitisAo,l tlutt.our riches do not rcerelv, con 14 1 in g u ,!,ir gil'er, hut int IS';d, in lappullipoo, .4)1 vll,lol4l`j is), vrodotis of ihe c • witty. He " 4 iiir v dl : P :P L J ee "Ai l l l k tre r M S' ef i i n do•ponit, and placer liii liCit ,4,11) ..0 04"itty.. Fre co , llt l see not' Irlg bu 04-00(110,"'1,111,,eic it) • .to the hoot recommendation , of dle PI ) " L ' .- 0 , il ni_itter,' and dele.tid..cl V ei'rrr'.4 (Pr k . lo os e tl it si t P e ° r: ',l l : t i t i t ) : l • ) itioanre. or one b inker who atte.4ll'l'.4,`,..toro into citculatirn 50,0001. s worn' o f Ito 1 1 , 1, - itco „idi than ulna!, bit' they %% ere All rewrite'', 41 , 1 ,,: t I ,os 1 tuor th i e t s i tLO C ' s s i , 4 o l l , , 4 l:i; ( . ) ; o : t t_ , o l induce the pubite 1r) take I•ein• l'i oi j la clownry Bariki . were oeneficia. i" '''''D,L4.,iniwot L l ' . ISl.,3tinn; jolt he teLloilliDetlded to 0( row , g. mow 11.eill 211 resp;p4Sble .sS 1,09,1t1' ) 1 the Pel:ill the- o il, ~ci,nrist 1' Ito ‘e.t. p roper . . Government, •.. • , • • Mr. MAARVATT adrni't'ted that rsper w il l; ' 0 1 ; , ( ::, ;iry.for cticulati:,tl..-it give veloolY l'-,. oesii, ~4.tian ; ‘4.Lile, o t , the other hand, ' 01; 10 il * uo . to t. .The. Hot,. Getitlerytin viss oil R..solotiotis. • t ; o6ds (wine I, • ' M' •SI M WIN. sUiported the ite4ololl4 ' • i. % Old! ' . Mr. W. Ssirril Stated tvill e4Ol 114 Pilq.saus havi , g g0i0...116 it, their poiNc#3l°l vpii be thought proved there %vete two PO 111 b 111 . iond fillet!) .st a cheaper 'a le .' iti o ) 04 The • ' ~ merlon was then agreed to. 1 t ot a lan the .. , . question for reading the • Ittso u second time, gt.P.l,lm,r was consequently depreriste. Mr, HOUNAP, for the prirpose of Ilivit:o4,„hiltilttrolln Res( .lut loos recut ded on ihe Journsi"• ' , s 4 AILt 11 ''' Amendment, to leave ot3 11.,110-v`e'd.lioi 000 • u'ord' ‘•! Ti 121,“, tot the I,urpose ut UP° a .. t . • t somtioni. 01 ' ed v:0103 This Amendment was vegan/ - , vision, • • ' dent,eoiii. Mr. CA,NNINo ahlud the Right... Hon, ~ d a..v , . ~, bid) 1 1 . 1 i i i( • opposite, Whether in the mention . sp o t ,' In his, first Resolotion.ot " the right lec riolto,ll. and regulating' the itsol money 0, 1 ',,,',,,ive , , I :, having been 'at all titt.e. ~ FoYi,l ''''''-'4.' °l:. intended , to imply that the preroge ' j .'' h -at e l t . d ll it: ({ ) : ‘. l/ CT S A k al ' il'i l : l : l i( f il l *?T C( % ) li llt i rl .rie:lllllCleetl;ll4l.-..itililiellii;ll"ld;UnitAiii:::° , fit,,o',)l‘,- sated 11. the Email hart Si Lord (~.Vt.,tlPum't,.• ' 040%, , tho author ity of St MattliW Nile it' d of - or it''''',: , Mr. CANNiwo•aflverteci to 113 0 14 ' '. i 4041 °' . eV' chapters ',Wand gt,, regulating 10 6 ° 10 01 'less of the coin of the resin). L his Bete - , b , Mr. V -- • ..ANSITTABT ObierVell, 11. 0 t 0 ' , o d i ttOivi o did-DUI. trench ' l Al ' iw d reP 011 P .01.1 i 110 ,-, s . , Ist t ern servation ,in answer to so:ne ,1110'14 ' • d's Mr. Hnskision.' ' . • l's 11 1 '0 1 ' Oil Mr.ltoslt maintained, ~{1 ), . to , i , • 11.,•soluritin 'was not Al .011 (,400 10. . floll.rile.° of, J ,I krf /3° the Act alluded to isid01"'6100111 Mr. Po tiSlONaleCOiltendeti.at /JO I* 6e"b‘ If sfr that the first part of the Aigl'i it igtontllo,,loiel Itesoltation'was tinwairantablet 115 1,4010 v',, f f t(1 I.)wed to the King . an unlitniteti'Preesio (et:Zed the standard of the coin 0( tifirot t he Sev'carii' ti'clow on the Clsuble) f inu ' n ot of tog ce o to. • was - incontistent. in terni S s ill t i !' 1 11 ta" gilrfell II • , t eXUrcilitillg hut plerogatio, Ott /of rttildietlivirp ''' IL:t)::6ltet.:it):l3tteitT°Ailf,liftluitt: iseoTor'e'vta°l:lo9l)'(:ll:ri‘)'il I ‘ lifii)r' cl''''l.llr‘:l'°:::o.4l:l,l4' eS::,, to he cortinrehen ded. neoMuis.i.yPts.xCps.raoct.wcdto. flowed on 111 ' °llll/10011.11'°/1 el ' 1 Mr, H. 1 }marry)* thought Old lid ' ' 0 911 a, .10 .% ctiioV s l cett ir4 The' Cita Nc at.t.oil a t he lions °it O r edly of opinion, that tho de c lara tion ia Os 1,4: 0 1 0 Royal Pt etogative on tliii, stikle,`,': itoviollo..tlio, to Friend's Resolution, awl in In 000.0 .14,01' Hun.. and Learned Gent letnall, _ tied ss , t0..1,.."01,KM each other. -Itt both wits t:11131.' 4 o4'" . 1' : e.-. is t/) VS ti p A, men law waS the yrerogow'''' Tule. ''''., dby Oa Oc. o f .ye• wittt which the Ge n : , r err v - 0 4 41 a . itlnt ileri,g :10.W was Voile ... 1, no 01,,,..nii Ivo -rnked this ill the lion. 110° ' o , it h ,the' 10 ,0 0 11 ',Jso.dion, an ft' ,IC. telless.,ool ii,,f.:o 4etted 'it in los iNfit 11,-."). F 1 ,, 1 I ° o 0 5 . • a ;.root Ingo o•, ~ i411):111141,,.. 0„.„.1.. 01 00 . _ Mr. Ifoi.i.rit •ictliect 1110 4 v,‘;00)11 0i5,..,110110. ‘ .ll i:)11 w re It‘ilte., to .e :,.:iiic "J „Div: . '' Qt IV ,' 4w ll' tbl ~s..e. aii.,ht ii..o. 6, 0 .i0n.,11. I . i : iiiiii,')') '" 1 r v. 3, twit it din 1.0 1 . 4 t:. O , A t ~,,100, ro- ', ~r,..rttw.., „e . ti., . l e ow c,prEtts, 1. i"'` win "I':.e: i'l , tort-10.Y. . j If • ,• • Nee. f or • , oft icsof di . .c.itto yS r ;A,: , i.c .- I lat . • • of . IP P" moo ,„ : i • . t 1 tl'e 0 ... \P i ' . 'I . ‘Y..t. ,- • !,• • i bit ~t -i.06 ,1 'i ...,..!..: .tt :. .: •" t; ,a,aii ~• ."