The Sun. — London, England, 1811-05-25 00:00:00

71 , ,„- 116(.15,E; OF COMMONS, tiuDAY, NAY 24. ~` ~~ '; ..I).Z IL i JJ I PJULIAMLAI A netv \'lrit waii ortlert;rl for the Enrough o f Cockertnoiatii, in the room of Rob, 1. \ILI-J, v,llO inskt th tattution of Clerk oi the Ora kdr. presefiteti an Account Of the (lean tny of sugar in - wont:Al into Gitno Blitain, ibt'year Islo.-7-Ordereu w lic on., the table. Hustings Bill was read a second time, and unitred io oe retctri-d to a St:lett-Com mittee. The Loan went throtigh a Commiitee, the Report 01 to 11:Cli was ordered to be reotived to fi Sir J. Nswroar preiien. ecl a Petition from the IVlerchanth l'iaite.soleo of the City of Waterford, playing for an anie,ientrni of the 13 Arum Laws. e c olumn wets rein!, a d ot . tiqed to Ito on the t:tole LUSIHINGtriN brougilt up the Reports of the Each , quer Bills Bilk, which. wese read and :agreed ,tied the Bias ordered to be eogrossed, a d read a thtie 10-mOll'O4V. lie also brought up the Re port ol .I.lku 818 for abolishing the Custom sopera;,- fluatea Fond, which wr,is ago ecd to, and the Bill. or tiered to be 1%.41 o third time to-morrow. Sir G. HILL Ftrzogast,ri Ori . iuglit In the Irish Workhriuie-oigititirniary . l3lll which was icati a first a .atid oruered to be lead a second time on Mon- thiy. • The.libck 'Salt and Irilth Election Billa, were read lieecitui ma. and commit ed; the tomer for to ti.orrow, the tatter lor WodnetitlaY• The 1 - lopme went into a Cotnalitte on the Verdi grele Customs Duties; the , Report of which wp ordered t.. be received to-morrow. • LorciJottat riIyNNE bronglit yip tilt:: answer of the Prin ce tiebeui, to the Address ot the House; on the sujett of Mr. Paltner's claims, in which his • 'Royal Highness exoresses his readiness to satisfy the same when enabled to d0„.16 by Parliament. Sir W. CUlatagaVe notice of a Motion for Mon .. day, for Inctorouitylni; the Coal Miters of London, . for penalties incurred through ignorance of t h e . law. _ _ The NOVA Scotia Rum and Charitable Don itions BUllz went through Committees, the Reports• o f which wero tiviered to be received to-morrow. On 'hes Ot der 01 the Day being rpad for the House ,Tesolving.titseit. into a. Committee on, the , -Cottoti 'Wool-duty . , Mr.'flosit slid he had inaite inquiries respeCting the ,probabitt ett n ed of the Bill, in coli , e9uenee the aPPreinfii9o Wfroll hid been expressed ; and the result of diem was, I h,t no inconvenience ap. ared, likery to apse • that . could justify the.' alatm vr t uti ahroa4. •Tlt wA. 1 however, tiffs troc-Anion, ;is such a feeling Was eiteiteti," aui as the lower cla , es 'cOtild not be ethiviiiced hoW groundlexswere their I m o:, to move,Aliat the Order should be postponed - to that "day three months. Sir It. Perft,e a,tipit s d bi 3 sattsittiqlon .at finding the meinitsr e VV,:IS not to be perse‘ered in. • Mr. Wtirrust CAD could not dive.t his 'mind of the idea that the Ri4,ht Honourable Gentlenyin had had ratliel - a hitter pili to altvisilOW ; hut he admittud that he had.swalled it with the bet possible grace. kits tliOtloll would have fildui-htm' (Mr. W.) with the greatest ii . tita matter had not hero bi o k c to him by an intimation vvtlicli hid been given s i ne , h e ei vervil the linuse. Ii Was ra her ht.ll . - Pr 'i'zi" t r, 1113 - C.:"a".i tiler of the Exchequ r, who the 4 .y Yq'it . :rtlity was SQ.:Clttlii.jellt 110 .incon - vet,ieno: co':! IC alt 110111 Ow measure, that he would hardly anti fury' hours for .the further etas derat lon to the bUbjed, e time fur the 01 111 t: tnaniilM'ltocis to ly known, should 10 1.-.0 on 111.10 op his flit it 'to hive 011 the t ueatoire alitt;rtber. n Pitt i.stql In evolevet:, tax tie pop'os. d, at, being the best ti:at could he Made, 11 1.”:111 , ! 141.1C11'611 110 pt/SSISS4' LOW 6‘:Ctlt,e cont.! exp...nted to arise. I sin ul,a l seem that 11 . :e Bon G ntleinatt had beim titnbit,i -006 of taw:tilt"? hlm on the present oci..efiou in a t um o r degtee. Ale had set oiat with saying, that it s.ihie tor any evil to folli:w :is adoption, but on the contrary, much good oda, to be expeeted .frmn it, and ended in giv \ ing it up. lie was happy to find, to: . as so giseit up..as under' the circuity- .statics A Hof tin,- c‘rsc, it Was imp ssnible, to suppose on; ,400.,c,:s 'it his, tonic! !rise Inflamed the maintiae. surto:* so- is to ,re,ider it expedient oil is, at accotnit. q'hon t ;h surpris.d, he was plea.et at the change, cver it v to ne accounted tor, he Duild not Ecceivt4 to enng disposed to _throw • iiitnvp,e,ist.tedir on the vetokes itoin which thiS con eltts,on ..cticti to 1),. ttraWo. • c i1 A4ci: 1 ,4,,,R of I I,e ExCitusivart felt him arit t v.ider the no. of saying it tew*wordi Ili tritippir 01 had trait Chis Right II•oh 111-01.1. With 11 to, he ihip,loll the 21.0 ti) Lich at), cad, had bye. it wit hout 611;1H-,,119'4,1111,'11 qtl,tl to l'Xigt. ii (Mr, Whilbre.)(l) hid expressed ),ii,mase, I to le rind not 101.141:.v.d, h,O oftvn, he , (ttit Chauccilur'ol- the E'sche,pJel) ditniot f ttilowiNhither rielias wished , r,, tie tiodt.istotiti Mijinigett r cyI)rCSS•• hippy that the measure 163 rt.ho t , t ,io i he f t ; j-u 1 he' (ti t' ;Chancellor of the Jl,sehequer) to 4e , ' it had giveo hi n t such good spirit: awl ;Word• burnout, ‘4 , r, , 1 bit W , IS it IltunOnr Was es i tivut , () with4tandi , T, the apoi . oevs h e h in d i t„,„ g l it it niiii;e 1,1 se , ,onog vr t: li..,,tion It+ on the oe. , :oston,, he regaidond a3nX- It'avAgitilt % btit at th , '"gatile time, as that bad been toomi to exist,.tit was Judged best nut toltri.. polio ,:uty tiney hod hid it in' conterritlation 1 0 lay aft. he °potted the klui.ger, hid ' at at e o to the Co.i.nnit It; 4;) that f:41e1) prOViSi6ti Irtd bettlii comic for the servico'of the year, that lie tlititighi ii:inecessary to L Op any ad,:thionai dii ti es , but such as, dictated by commercial policy, wee , re g 3r dei .and regula tions, thc likely to be afr..,etcd by the ilj,were now suliet Mg iron). the pressure of ,alit *knoll, it Niter t he alarm had been excirod, it had *O3 b.'en petsc vercd in, it mi3lit . have appeared to them an pgyAvation of their present em. barra3smeriti. Under Citse circumvances,!ind tvio, tbe,e teelingi be Lad ra. , ,olved to v. tlidiaw it; 14;1 - (1 tor rcaion3 already stated, while be did 014, he -should not ft-el it ' neeessaiy r ia what it snig,lit have produced by itupolitn4 any Mr. riots& and Gcnersl TATILF.TtIN made - a re' . ( , bserV3li alter Jvhicti the motion postponio: e, Lee lo that 'llly Oleg months, ‘tn, • agreed to itilr LVSHIMGTON brPttAt up the Rttporis of dot Spirits Dray, tho Iri,h Salt iiref, th.: . Dtl l, llll boor, and Iri,li (Thoeol it,: Duty Thai; i,', 1 11t,11. %vele severally read and agreed to, the ,BiN ord , rtql to be engrossed; and, f c aJ a third {l'm! to-mor roa‘. Ho :Aso brt , tight up the 11 , ..,.t)it of the Com mittee on the Count ervaibug Datteg oil, wt kit wa, agred to, and a Bill oidered acc,ro - thr Iri4h flit 8.11 peaf! a second t m , a n d . 1 ier:ll to be cotowif t.).t-orfokv. On the order of the D I b i, g read for reintning adjnOtned (rehire on the sr-eond r a of the Bill for ii,ntridi6g the Poor Laws, Mr. MORRIS moved, that th scoond reading should be post , i -oi•ed to that day hix - months. A long divitssion followt!,d, in which Mr. Lock hart, Lord MilrOn, Mr. Wthion, Mr. Horner, I/ Giddy, Sir the Chanceifor of tho Excbectuer, Mr W. Adaws, ditkl Mr. Clippg, par ticipated. Atii , r wii;cl); a division took place on the Amendment Ayes 7 Noes . 49 Majority aoinst the Amendment --, The MI Was accordingly read and ordered icr . be cone ni=t, 4 Me , sage from the Lords gioi6ed their Lord ships' aveetkor to the Niuthern 'Whale Ft,hety the Copper Duty Bill, &c. Mr. Wnyrattaan said, that he had seen an tto count of some reflections cast upon a vote of that Howe in another place, to which ht should feel it his duty to call the attention of the Rouse at another opportunity. AB() LITION OF CRINIPAcr. Mr. CROKEI4, in anstver to ti quoitirn put on t former night by an Hon. Gentleman then prcscht (Mr. Whitbread), begged leave to . ,atate the nature of the fund newly created by fitsts,for-tine discharge of Seamen. According to the airpiigelbem, %hen-a seitznatt was permitted to' prucove ai :sutisti. tute in order to quit the service himself, his only course was to apply to persons tubed Crimps, who Charged at ihe rate of 100 guineas for an aliit-b, , tlied seaman, and tiny guateas for a latithman, mod they inhitited that • the entire 'sum nedepo3ited its the first instance, mien beforst they had otxaiked the subititute theimelves. The consf•quence of this was, veal inooths, and even years elap•ied, 'before tute etas found and the incln idual, who paid hi, money, had often utter!' toil foreign station, or, died, before .hject wa-aceoin plkt;ed, losing, to his distres.tat fatuity, the lull amount ot his dklpirge. The Governmeot, eon siderintthiS a stihjeti which called for its inter ference, rew.lvi.d,to interpose its atithniiiy, and put an etin lathe invitt-n,trade of Crimps altogether. With: this it •w a., de.ermined by the Board'of Aonth.ilty, that tilt', mati should he discharged the moment ,his wt, paid fur at thu title of er...hty guineas tor an ahie-bodied ,b 9•3111811, fill tile place ut too, and tor y w.nue,is for a latithman, in the place of fifty, as charged by the crimps under alt the impo! , ittott and delay- The money this mcetied; ,W.+a carrird into the Fond for raising volunteer seatetrn and he had the .atiseau non to state to the House, that ali the ohjett, of the at tilt' ~ e ttient were Cullyanswered: There way 'ike -0.-tse an atioquitte tr, , cttrity for Om; proper appitcatton oi the money, there bfing• no less than the checks upon the Eund.. he "hoped, w an a Saik• fi, kay. answer to the question of•the honourable Gentleman. Wurtaattan declared ltirn,elf perfealy satis fied with the explanation, and will confident the punk; would b ert,q'tly•balisfied also. The Bast ind:a Bond Bt wont thiongit a o=- mi:tee. • , On the question for going into Comm' ttee on the East Indio Commissionets ' Sir CHARLES Pot.tt objected to the Speaker's leav ing the Chair. Ile stated ,some.objeaions try the Bill, and among owers, insisted strongly upon the impropriety of pl:e:ing the Clerks of the Board of. Coniroul upon a better footing than t h e Cl e rk s of the' Navy (Mice, by increasing their salaries. If snub a principle' W ere once recognized by Parliament, t h ere cou ld b e no knowing where it would stop.—, ory oth,r department under Governs:met might teel itself entitled ci an increase ; nor did he see how the Sphelteihs of the Army and Nayy could be rettuted atter slid') a proceeding. Mr. DoNnAs was surprised that the Hon. Baronet shoiddobjea to the Speaker's leaving the Chair, as there:was an annual deficiency, which it would be necessary to make up, and as there were many other objects to h effeeted ,by the Bill, 'which the Hon. Baronet seemed to have 'excluded altogetlxr from his contemplation. With respett to the point More partiCelatly nisi.ted on, he should oppose to the objeolon of the Hon. Baronet, the,fact of Of impossibility of procuring irtf.,;ient Clerks upon lo%er He' was confident the House would nor obje& to the increase, when they understood it wag not the intention to allow the senior Clerks, on« der any circumstances, abOve tioo!, a-year, nor the junior . Clerks above 4004 Mr. R. TnourrTora said, that, the salaries of the - Clerks' of the. Company had been raised ; and he thOutht it but just that those of the Soperior Board should be raised also. „ - ..CAHLEToN entered into a long panegyric upon the voralud of the army, and deprecated the notion of rai3ing the salarjes of any Clerks, while air; Officers ,teat! negleded. Sir Jou :4 ANSTWIrrti au observed upon the speech of the Gallant General,. that it Wa4 one of the most ill-timed and ill-advised be b.td ever heard. It was not fair :o cobtrast iln situmon at an Officer with that of a Clerk, whose toil was obscure, and with out hope of ghiry.. The Clerks, 44 hate salaries it *I:3 proposed to raise, welt,' by the acknonledg men: at all who knew oil. thing of thtir sittutto.i, hariitrr worked, and worte paid, than tilos/ of any other tlepar Thy:, mieie likuwi e, I.4iu their office, men of grrit unit m4l inipnrlinwe. _ . . M r , ex BE, Ey dial not obrCt It) il)Crelt*d the sa larics .id ii,u Ce , ifs ; but he thou,ld the were tun is set it mut for that puipout without at►y addo tional vote. / - , . r. VaLlAeit mPtinie.ined the exnecHertcy of gr ,nting to ttie tut' extent !dm iciel for itt the 1.1111. 1 . 41-, P. Mootts titatie, A.few .The CllANciLLoti of Ow L' n c t iEc l uttit said, that all veie alreel as to the prb i s:, ty t!le Carta, and those who Ltit'w most I the sun. rccommended 4tt'additional rett,r.titra!ton to the •,) , 1, - ,on at the Lead (the Said (.3ohtroul ;itv. 45 ;vi it this and not to serv, pet..ut, Riga i 1 iit Friettd propoed cous , dtralioti of the Cotopany'iCh,irter %,t/oti'd itte subject under notice of Parliament agah., and he was peittaded tt wottil be then found that the gr, At in te4sz tat ,hus , th.ss j ,stift...l and tequir: d the addi tion. ' • " questi , )ll that the 'S raker shofild leave the CL ait was then put kilo. catied :111 , 1 the 8111, alter sorbo cikctri ) ion, uent ihioagh# Committee-4 i d the Repoli was ordered to be received uri.iNivitday! or xi. 1.140 Irish Customs Bill' went throogh a Coin- Mtte,e. Mr. BAN Its thooglit that the .ituation,of Ireland ke is such, that itistead of an add , tional duty ph to, bAcco, a inoLiification of the property tiot w uld be more desirable. The finatices'of that k:tigiloin weye sl low, that it was impossible ,she e . ould,sAreport, berselt, and ‘‘.as becomun; a burtlien on this coon . try cons deuce - of' the Union. 11r.11'Nation - rN Was coocerned to hear . 111 : . 1-101). G utleman vi the Sister Kingdom ith being 'a tiorthen on Erighni, and hoped, that whit. ever might be:done to tehevOler Iron her prr , s, nr situanul, that at least the property tart would riol be resorted to; that way I which the people could ill bear; it was a lex they mach dread..'d.. He }admitted' rho whet' Gentlemen had not consHered the Bi ua tido 01 IrJand well as the Hohourabse GLNaleman. Mr. Forms, with considerable warmth and agi tation t,t mind, noticedtheObs rsaionsot the, lL Gentleman (Mr. B tykes), and denied that Ireland was a burthen'ott Nnaland. It ehe was Indebted to England for a temporary Loan, she , would, in ho. tiour thertuir4e it. Did s e he would ask the Hop. Gviilkomh, call tor the Union \Vas it nut forced. ti ; ,1 Lisa . ? lie (Mr. K) bird voted against the tTh a: sure; but the kiiiadonts I.) , :ing 'now. united; it WO better to conciliate all differences. The 'Honour able Gentleman ought, in justice, to recant the epressions. • - An Honour:tble..Member (from taind) could not itnpu:e tt.e expressions' used by ihr Honourable (.4stinlettiati (I\lr. Batikes) to any cause than i'M pro ceeding front ignorance.—(Hete the HOD. M.eiti tier was called to Order.) Mr. BA . NKKS lulls not :ts'cnislied that the Hon. Me.tsbei . s had heard with and tile situation of frelen.l. Ii «a, tree that she could tint 'SLlppurt hersejf ; for tvaS nut stie, at mitt Arlo mem, receiving pecuniaLy assistance, by way of loan, from tics country:? ,kl;:.(liti not mean to say that it was improper to extend that assi9l,ll.ce. It: the- situaliin 01 Ireland hr i btvn cxamilicd this pugs debate might have been avoilet). could nut consent to recant whil s t be liadsaid., It was the effect 91 an anxious d;.'sire for. the happiness of Ireland, and, theirfore lie could brook the lab gnAge rf thee' Hon.•Getitte,rtran; who d.-sired him not : 10 intevUtio with that kingdurn.—.(Mr. I\l`,Nlugh- . ton here observed that he hied not useiftliat expres. 5i0n.).....Hr would appeal to tt)etrt around JIM) w he, ther the H 64. Gentleman had not so said; but, liokrever, he still thought they Propaity TAX . ' would be the •bestinode of providing fur the Revenue, in ! stead tirtheTobaCco Duty, as dim: would exuneract: the . poorer rl asses. . Mr. Iq.`..Lst)GHTONdenied tint'lie was angry with the Lion. , Gentleinen, who had,givett an Irish reCom tmutlation with respea to the .. .l l exes, by stating that a modifi ration of the Pioperty Tax would be desir , .. able for Ireland.. - There no Tax on Property in Ireland. ,lieland, instead of hetng averse to, would be-very much oblled by the Hon. Gentleman's itt terferenoe in her affiirs, I.)eciust; whatever afleoted het must equally; :street 4ngland, ,Mr. lityrcattooti wished for rrioretitne.and con demned the duty as tuiptodnelive - . After some observations from- Mr.' Cfolrer, and Hutchinson in reply, the Report was Ordered to be rereived to-morrow. ' The, 1694:1'obacco BiU was committed, and or.= dered to be r e port e d 10-mcp•Fou!. On the Motion 01 Mr. lisruo, Copies of the Me morials of the Attorney and Saheitor.Generai . 01 Ireland on the sublet) of the two , ileperts of the Customs and Exise Inquiry, were Ordered to he hod before the House. IRISH NEWSPAPERS. Sit Juiu NiwPour rose to Move for leave to .bring in a Bill to repeal the Ad of the both of the, King, which imposes a duty of two shit lings on every ten lines above ten on advertise ments-in the Irish newsp2pers, and one hillpently on han(l4)ins circulated in that kingdern. - The . Right Honourable Baronet detailed the grievances which this tax imposed upon Prit►teri,' and . stated that it 'was unprodu6tive to the Reventnt ; drat in stead of 30,00u1. tis estimated produce, it had only produced 25001. and it interfered with the Liberty of the Press. - • Mr. Fos Tall was ready to withdraw the tax it the Right Hon. Baronet w.ls prepared to say, tho the Printers wished to pay the same duty (3s. for each advertisemeni) as In England. , It was in vain to talk of its inte r f er i ng " w i t h th e Liberty o f th e 'Press, and unless such a consent was notified he could not repeal t he, tax. Mr. SIIERtDAN, alluding to what had fallen from the Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Banks), was sorry that Ireland was compelled to ask a loan. What had re. Jim:6d her to it What ! but the oppression and in justice of Great Britain. The Right Hon. Gentle man contended that Ireland was.taxed above 1) , 11 fair quota according to the Understanding at tits,Union. Be regretted that site had been considered by an Hon. Gentleman a hurthen to this country, when she had spent the current of her blood in our service. If Gentlemen thought her poor, they might *pre her the mortification of knowing, that the loan w114:1, she wrung from Great Britain was tegrett ,, d, It was not a request from the bounty at England, it was a demand upon her justi•e, sheridan then noticed the hardships under which F.: *ors and Printers laboured. who, were prosecuted for libels by the Attorney-Gener4 ei officio, and then sew, at the caprice of the Judges, to distant gaols. It was this sort of condutt, and laying ad- "11111411.11.1.11.111111111111.1"ww".".."""—cuttr_loonaAnd titles 515 fig f 0 (leg' or;riler" r ''" ;*l'clit (1 ' . 1a • vo ich rendered thr Lib , ity oft! e P•ess 1 Mel :18("e" H e irtis •'1.,: is 3 tir.o fraud V tile Pteii, of G i i i % w e nctii.:tittlilter)L:i(bcqiiritc i v +,l 11' )I),,e:iiL4l,reillitizt,:.:erot:•3. pertn:utent foundrtioo," . The CHANGELGOIt Of Ili: 14,XC11E0,1,114 it,1014 the opinion , : ot iiis Atli ibtid erien,i (Mr,FX) W,III reSped to the duty.' l'lie pso ii oil toe en iisi.„ d„ty would imse, moo. iniincy:and, 111 in otter of li.qe;.tte, tt , .doubt if the itglii4Y,,,l' 13 ir 'het +.O , sitter re, 1 , i4 tit.;ht 1.141. Fl,od`rvu'u, . ',ll),nt to!xep at the prcs , n 1 iMy. 11.! fi.i4.i ri it WO4 a icit'Oil of the Al ut fiti.u.r, ',) ,lid be urged . .. : it : tarts g to thin wlii,..: , ~',Lt !pro sid,l Wi'• 11 Ilk[ i, he inu.4 drag,. tho Jie:ll'.d VllOO %IWO till l'..ligiinin ; so tro, it, rile s Ihel;r3, slrengli; tit the . Etut.ire lo ,a‘ii:r g to totmi.pl.3 etietny, both by ' sea an i 10.4 Tile h,. It 0 143 batijtlBt b . 0" granietl, was tt,:n tvr the OOP, of the wht;lt! 14,t0 T. t hu'r tollielml.; ptre. o co+ it . of such a fr ett , i wag s•rvirg ifri cconify. i'ffi::/i that , slo:h a stnn ti, 1001 01131014 ,11. d a 13111 " - 1. from the .P.v:'.letitit-r JO did Ot I.:Vii,tia ,A.4"140 jog a bit/then tin EiNland, or v,:ri dr,!14'11$1„; r;11`11, dignity .gird s.aiion if) o,e El.opir 'o4'l ..., imio 0u;., , ,1ft and does pos,t'ss, tVJ., lupin illiiga`a % Ill . Ch Sl.OLlid ' not b • to icl. .14 kr ''''' F u l fe i common Woh Engbud, ,the contitt,u.t.Ll 10 Ji-. 0 , tit 24 Pose of some of the ioliols vi the l' r ' 60 4 Loan was Hut an bet of gem ruoty tu'Al Rl'r l i j - 0 ih't Of liberality att,t jo.t.or ai I, Dt).`" , ,111-013hd, for she i 4 'the Cl itt limo o f t e r , 11:0 file Right Hun. Gclillo.la h 3, I.old° ,o Litaerty of the Press, t,l Itituitoe.tiom ft.,it '..) ,.41 Attortiey•Gent.ral, 't I .4, tt.tirig p.itieob Hi : to prisons; of the tiocukht.tutio.4l IJlirt,r ,i'.',..4 Jl.3tlges;eftr. ; but thr g got 11,0. I;Lulda.otioi,',::o, wcigo,%,;(-11 toe tis.,. of wino, bll,,Ve,lir tilli;, OM fie COtild It . t j dilly C1,11,e ill'. .111'6`.:' ' 4 ' o o L' i actuated by," tat ri,.e't tit f )..s , og lIK "',.ltilo 'lie IA ,V upon off-code's 'l'oeft: 4 ,0 "'" oo ,g , wh,n the.Adrolois lai ion of ,f;:- ,c 0"',,; 1 ;,,tt When the Judgos We're 4o oto‘w u, I. 1' .. 1 ' . ', , ,,, 0 Hon. Genii' nytn .WOtliti re-C0t1,.e.. I l l ' ",:,, ii,iii Wt)..11(1 find I hitt Ile ' liod LC,II tot) nil t '!ert% Wrai. 1,;(),.. WUJIO4IIOO Cl itr lof (1 4 v t Or tile Other. . . i ' ,I Mt .SH li2 WAN eXpltOtleu. , a i i CCP Mr, ;)u),isur,aly iu1,1,(,, ed the 0101011, tr,ii,i tended that it ~v‘t.. to,ot u ota.r 1 0 l'i g ti , e ,i t ira..i: l. Irelar4l ag hot. ily 41 , , toe oftltioire ot C1 1 : 4 0 10 ,,; di l‘lr. PAKNX.L.L aut.! Lir. wi.ow JtAll'", (13" "I"tiot,, and Colonel ,kiArty gii,o.' n't,„„ott Atta , a Short reply oula Sir Jul' ~.4,0i (Le House c.ik ided :—Fur the. ,N1.,,101,' if, 51. i 11 , ' • Bill to ,'".'`, i'vir. FOSTfiR brought up $ , i •„, l'i,tili- 1•Y ali3Ogt• dot 10i Ca ` One to. i ,ll ' ii" 1 ', 0 „,,i Jeo A Pill' ti.l.e:ood ortieted 14 to d ti 41 tO.,mor ro %.v • ' ' „ 0,11' 14 r t r. A . . ~ Mr. t..t..l.e,ary R y psitt brought It{' viot ior two,Aeos of t ht. 41,4 t 014147th 0 ClP't ‘i'ritL,'t ti the A ininii,oatto to itPuce '', 6,,,td01:, '- ip tion tit . t'elonivs in she Com y 0 , ~ ,,,,i o pt H ti , 61 time, ano ordtaid to teg red"ls bt [For the rfocectitu'iS t at 10110110 O. Adita tied at 1 wdve o'clock, f re:iiiieddot iif o • NT:01"S. ".; ; 4 1:- ciisllo:,j),>lY::: 1111.„ I i ) AI LEN 4 Sid picip.tt roo,s Aid 01 0A D Iv: skTtop,ky, , NAY 25, litk '••'•*...•-.'."'''''".''''''''''''''' ' J (10 WC I I b:11,I G aye the satisfact;on of OYlng i , pnaeatcdheersgretcheeivieudlict:isit3flglo(r)llll::ll:l:lll;doll::S\ifil: ):: 0. , ~f,)l.;' ~ popiocsi"'" , 04v ~-=.. mipatchys have been received hole 144,P , ..,, " whitil it 4 LINGTr, of the 81 tl and totti ino,u, iio !fears the the Encroy.6 pp.,. 01,4, coo,io 0 0 01 0 the gd, Gill nod tith c d Ali ti's cs ' s '' orrs, go , . ~A ,04 could be cII • - • d Lear 14r o e.oled in (i.ibtilti vn i iiii ' be' nine 'Walked of the 1 inpGuar I, toe c cruso3 lits W( le battalions of tiie Vlt orPb 1 'Af t 410:11:::: 13std Coinuddadbolllo,illeoriegitisl,,:vsnrt,tr:::;:e.ati; r oil the Briti 1 it pttre° ° 0 i troy, f,,r t he Almeida, ' eil tl4 ellec,:slly " The corast though very ievef-',' At it 4 esntleitii:yls,La toodrinnintilaitedAilni i,iiilli ejvcotonlycl ;orpet;plo:loor,t its position. Ai 4 1 reiirev'f' "°n the 7th at night the Fre:1011001i) .. p; the • qi on (VP° Position which it had eccue,' day on the Duas Case' s, . e'') , del ri,ef tv "On the iith, the enem y c°f3ll°- , fc,;(.11 Pe 43"`' to the woods between ailleg°s di H ono r. ad tl/ 1° iv °a tbeOth they crossed the APO/ eio 10 its I°lll the Agueda, ieoviog Ai r° 11(.01011 rj ‘, co.n! aud 5j `°)li , A Il i consilsitedi the ef °96.42l°lt:,it'llefritil':ll3o:l 1:: 1:.::`)::nlededf:j1:1,1v the Portuguese, of 1 4 ) 'tO ' tur n foe re : f 17 ' rt lie (011 . 41,. ii ,1 1 1 : 0, : O il: iionntddhse 7 : 2 : bvs. ‘,,1%tlilt:0e0:11,1:111.11i:1) , i 05' c°l3,its be ' fl : elc, ritd VP ,,,rjuu. Aliici missing in this to oj4 "" /4I TON :-