The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-10 00:00:00

r ,~. ,;. ,~.:. ~' .11'!.;1 };n ' HOUSE OF .COMMONS, slionld Ire past fr , :.)l(re 'W'ere etYnt.:rons, an(t it;tre lie taken of our t) ,, tin people preferably ,to those of ,a I.eirelgn coin:try. Ile was, howilver, of tioerehro, xtre, SkOold d 0 roll reo,ottah!y. within our rivver for the a.tgistance of a deierviilg and 1 11 ' 1 041 1 1 The Noble Ivlarg 6 s had exTAtiate(l eloquerik• ly t,eon the exertions t.,tT the l'ortuguese ; but 11 ow ~tua.de . (he tothrelree., tad cmion of 4,rur o‘vo ficers 5' 'lll4l now p..-re , eivc:d that nity great exec• tior.ts to be . trout either the Portngtt ,, st: or to be only uttchq the directions of . thiti h o d,-einetl a I.ttnent , Attk sVteratten, at d to tio.ni-rehditw,rvile6ti6tl. 'I lie rtl(i -ittt'ttt was -topty aorived vaill'acit had bee)) sr), often retlicted,..tfarriely, that the whole burthen of - the w, , kr mitt tall entirly uput) us i and, upon flit alone. Marl. of 1-lAtotoway expres•e(l ltisstriitig 4.llfi;eterieti of oi)inion front the Noble Earl w ho had pst t ip o lcen; ~,:chr.• argon-10ot so pointedly reftlretl to m ititirtnet' . was ro)t within 11:s li ; hot. even it it bird be ti iitatetl, as repo:- I. 4 .'need by the Noble Earl, it o'ould sfuritt no solid ;-ie . gutnent agatost the proposition now otferecrto the :pot follow eliat bf: , cautre ilre enemy had withdrawn from a,,greett of l'ortused, - that the ~tracts Alicy .had tlevastitted and 1)(s , c4.!(1 titiotigh would' be able itutnecliately 141 afrord the necessary Sttlyties. t The batbaiiiies iii at. ottoent , 'S Of the gieiten army, had Edrith , !ied batten des , •tui thc,,se filch had I)lt.tt•ni orroptttint, no as to 11Alaltaitts no o' puree but in the, liberal awl linniante: ()I Britons. With resp., ct to,valtat Wen; s:ltd Of the to.cafssity iii . ),tire4.:rs at the bead of the l'tritugtiese trirops, lie tee -1ic,(11, that tell the olt.ll, talettis, atid.eXflion - .4 of the,se (dicerswould be tinavaihng, were it not the fowl ot remeonal and (1dt:1101m:41 tesioinit . e. ()1 the I)4.4.rirues'e thetnselt - es, pe.ded them, to sitt;li e:cert:ohs in the hour of ttill,‘ tendt;rett di to v.& 'e , y of fightiq,, by the side, .and even pAtt-ct i ea , hq:, in the *glories of the British 110t)i)s I Un.ter ttrese ch-cuitiateurce,,, I,4l.lruted the lien thcin meet, With (nee iteetseirt,ent v.:0 , x,, lint that they would be enable.l tar, 'present (IA the eyo, cal hriiro)Je ani the world, the t ) ti ikon; .-,:hr.eecys contreiSt imi:•;al) , 2 tint Illicit t;rs.:.rt chill the alit teal- It titura,it C i art ontinoti enemy. .2 brK,c4147,1 tlicy 0 and ulna 1 ti t yy ceniic only. as iltede , en(.l..rs o• tint ; ,1 h ut bviweeee .or t,.441 e ti'''evoi 1. I We trerasitvg . s, tato cot.te.avoeteed iti the A e at ,z ird t 0.4.1 t:r • cife2ci the , delivel„o , a - a., of our, ittitfcrfey, 4\ll , e:t ; and what we hitd alit '111=1: 1 ("lit sp , dict /or itse lf', :,11arTn , tit LA::: ';ao ',H , d detain the 1-10n.,c",a01l any aell;ervations on lite topic Irolore thew, I I co. ~- ,;cl '',iii retrain trot COOcrirroice th,o.t.) small with whit ILA fallen twin lit, I'4o* F tend, (Call (..y.) Att4l isle ''iti tho. it tin , S or ply,in e, qut ion Lov ell be' 0)(11 the re:, ,orLea ItSelt, tt I.Votno I+l'Ottlitt)lo. licit l.iu felt it,;(nt.t . litehnt Lyal, tct a,id 'tont ttin COtidt,l6,t oh tlwr iraettett , A , bite iii Itnit country, tle'ee people could .01-11 , 7 tclw,e,l ley the Lee ttida ; and tti:ti 1 1 ,thit.404 , 0 Wean ietoscd by cnuilley, they. woo'ol tor it Girout t. .olkoli.: l tiit'llit' still lilt: \ , ,alt, 1 . 1 , .1 point (bat C;lit:4 . 1,0(L1e to , IJUII ltd - it Y_' litii lII,' ILI( (1111 Illy Coll% lite , n; I:l,tt. W . 01 ,, ht 3,ytilil be part to econarany in 1, vtlry branch ot the pub:lc see vitx, sill l kriOre thy in 141111 regoi Lied e)i.p. a to ci to tt , C tant,,k. tt shooli bd ii li1( al 11' 1,1, ,1 , aii(.l the catti:'try, a mort) tegni.itly I L I A. it the , volley of Simi cotttatry c t cecinea:: :of the natives ot ioCici,datly of ally iii the -itiladtvi.ed 1: ) , ,hoold the..fr!viiniee cettii,he , 4 ~e - ,ted the i 1t.r.e114 le (:t Iris certeet I . : IMI ;3y the ntl to It ‘: ionntntotis4,, otoJeit tit4ttt be, it 'A ' °ill: 1 k, be , %r00 , ,; I.) with .. -tat it,tt ha, , nty troor who s h,, h hi 4 , 4 11,1, op)); It. \V should connect our iii those ot the people \A/119,w ,alit the tonna:in Ytt iy colter:. •• lie ai ~,. 0 511 , ; u11 with I;reater vigour arid ette; l a,y Eutopc th,o4 vrt-,ent, It pohtic, therefore, to irtyress rt conaletioi, cori.tintly and Iredy, for the intera:si heel le , ti)puress tat tin U,lndt-ea: such even the tiotiNer:race. of Eon.I.L. t 0.,,!. hi • loce:;ed ha at sone, triune p.'trn , rl;,. but such , conjurwticri with 4 ft ,. ii ,if irtroli , lt• of those r enetialt, 1311 t ,; I 4,! dial the ~Ull,,, e kt in the end 'to ,t I, ;..; ; chi.. ly.r In tr.a ill- our of those we a 1,1) ria;:t as not ti, oa;it ri,r , of thneo o 1„ tr, tit an- t Tttitt , ' t ''„ ti;. , el , ~ • t0 and 1 1,, .1:1 01 the L .. :,; tat 1111 t t itilolter.l tit I; si l t 1 . 4,:i0rt.: 1, Ce ID lily , I;1.•1:' , .t Cht:Y cilia t,t,tt .try it(.! 1 :lay` Lbe, pitiltutlt:tr i, woolo be ro insullitit. , !•cy Awl teehng that the eh:rim:le:A rat the entry, wall' tnspeet to trutinthe iery,;.;na•; , .l t;' the, trtr,!4th..)ll, lit. )414ilottl tiot It'n,(3l Ito I.; , :4l4tirlenct.! 1,, 1110 OtOttOil tit the ;4;1,11.'101s, ,ot wet c the; I .,,„ brn gieatatcr iii extent theui now appeartd to he judged Aber a leW winds hi r, t 'Kiri Cor wi,ich Ice fa:PO - in adie 10 , itt.n oploioni be liatl 'to owed Ott Itie getreiat sieo;eet, the tp,c,.,stion was pet, and the Addiess to the Pt ince iLc k ;eht. votec.l by th 4 i t I.,ore.htlito nein. Ills. The V i.t:l (at tbe i hti.isc With then o rdered to b e , coneinounir,-ated to' his ifloyal Higlute , a toy' Ifl_C . l.atli'Gli, with vt hide steives.- .Aclprortied till To-morrow. WEDNESDAY, APlill4 10. Mr. 1-10WART11 give that' on-Fridl, the inst. itt motion ritspqctitig the tix t , t4,ll of Fertigtzerti frail) tht: Pr Opal 1,12(.. ;. pl-tateotservati(-4,-4;tlronitrrwivrr-rwming-in -tr-r) to amend tire_ Law s., respeetinf; Parisi), Apprentices, Ile thou :brought ilf the li'll,J ,d‘. i,icli vvas ii.:ail a first, tind ord,•f i „d to he rel , k a seennd torterlO-ifearow. ,r. . 1:a P A y. o t• f A V Ai... 0 i , is IC F,Ppi. -, Capt. liar4sETt WlA!n'd to Lni-g befine the Ho - Use the hardships utn'er vt pith, nilleers.in the 1\ ',ivy la-- . bo..ied, with ri:spea to the mode in %,,vlileit they %veil: i paid, n consegni•nce of the rateS . Of eleltiViTf, in fuvqign Vats, It , eir incoint% welt; considerably im paired, and (Arhus now in the Alediterratie , in, through- ,tlits circumstance, ,Sntler , ..d i lois of ne,o: 30 pet cent. ;He was the more- att:iioti3. to' bruit; this subject ta:fore the Howe, , as relief had 1, -i• o sought in vain at the Admiralty. All be wi , he4 tali, that the Navy should in this rfspect he placed on ,he same I:Aping as the Army. 'ffie•ArtnynoW in its tut u re::iiied the harvest at glory ; but. it Was wronAing the Navy not to place them in the halite Silkitioit as tit, it brothers in mn's; Ti is was a sunj , iti brought forward with feehog , ' -o :.ib.nra?..ted nom utirty* incr . -, Cites, that he hoped Getuktnen opposite ‘% (Mid sots'• cur' in the pi ()position which tie bad to . mike.. He meant to proin;se that tie House souuld.go jou, a Committee oil the anbjet.t, and than it %A as iii", in tention to rin,ve, that tae experce to which liti al luded, Which no", tell on individuals, shoal.! ,h e borne by the 'public. , The liontnirablc Officer 'Len moved, Thai the ktottse should It snive ito:n 1 ity.u. a Conmiittee to take - two consw.eration the Aet oi , the 33th id the lieu;, eniiiled, " I,oi Alt to, tr,sote the snore punt:W.ll payment tit o,llceiti in , the. N.ir y 4 so: , far asrelates to the dra wing id bitis for_ pa) mein of Officers on teroign service." : , • ' • • .Mr.YolttiE WAS es 'zioxi.oi as any man could•be to advance itio honour and totae!,ti of toe Navy. The . Fr-knowable 011iccr had spol.en 1,1 the Cs iis to which ollicers serving or the 1110:litt-rritteatt 55 ere now liable. ~ For:wily f!......iptaiwi and Li:Mtetttatlis ju the Navy could otilk; recte'O their lay through their agt nts. :In I 795, an '4V:A pi , .ssed, Nvincii ena bled then, to draw gtortcrly ,on tlie,'Nayy 1' .01 4. 'l'nis was a great a,,ivat . .t4:, , ,e and a great accomonida tion, and, for this the oiticers were, us . they otiglit to he c exttemely grateful. TillA,Litriingt)lelit eN,lelld ed to Captains, Lieutenants; Masters, and Solgeous. In inn°, milt in 1001 , I ho rate ot exclittoc,v rose to a' groat height, so that toe value ~fihe ti‘diar .WaS a:1-.' vanced (coin .i. 5..• Bd, to .ss. lid. tO :is..lti. and in some ports of lil , ' , ;:viediterraoe3o, tie li,illeVe4 it wa, ad v:tocrd ' ,I ,tt higher : such being the, case tit Otte time, it-becritu6a give,tiott, if, attettiptiug to reinsdy the evil to prtst,in complained of, they ,toight Ito; produce inconveniences pt Still i;ttalut rnagniteUe r , The lionoutithle °dicer had expressed a wish two the Navy shoukVbe. placed, in this respect, on ttio sirne footiog Lis the Army. 'Phis at first .tnigiiv op pe ir very renotio bit . * ; but .0 114) n w,as eOlkittl.. ;etl that the mimic of the sell:lees , wai quite eilferimi, Iliar ottiGers of the Navy had tilh.twatick: 011 tioald, and other advantages which could 'not lie enjo) ed II ? officer* in the Army, it woutil be lOti:td v iy m e/Att.', n ;, o nt to make them, in this I.( spect, t ! it: I.,anie. Ilk' I. 1 bri, 01(iCer no] i n't,po,tA I brit the exi,,ence now borne by loth , , ; Lai-, lion the :.;iate of theeschatige, should 1.)0 deJ v.; ) , , , ,i i.y, he i tottil,:. Toe 1 . 0 , i:1 ,14 04 . e , frlittle to the ~\..l.,:i.litertailemi ,w. , t - e oe.ver f io tit i i, J .. ;.,„., oi- l e hundred thou.iand potinds, 'per aninli,..,ai,d therviwe to concur in liii proposittoti AN 0W.d,,,,,, e to 111 i'l. , A.' Jo rxt,, eXhcalce in lion,- twenty five to thirty tl i ,usand *mulcts 'pa, y,ac ., 111 the country. Inc Frion:.; :.:.:ti tits there, ou , i.. .,tti lather to 13'e lot i e . ). hope that the cow se of tliiii , ,,s would atiord thi,, in relief, :ind, jetliap-, atter a :tine, elttli)1);) : 41O1'urp. IVt;ilt. 10 pay them iii bulnoo. fit hoped a rel.;il - 1.4 (aid not be made so lil.ely to he: ptuel,,c tive of the most Unplt:ilS,lllt I:ollSeqUelleit3o Alto Ine)CIII: Si11.1:11)011•6t things . inade ttte.,Oziker tan ! ,:al, kid be drew fel' .no . inure than Was necessary. If the pi oposed change were made, the wholeet ids pay' would regularly be di awe,, and the course, of exchange must grow Worse und , worse. . 'there might posSibly be some among them, who, in such a sAuation,.. would bit disposed to terit.,inotiey nrokevs ; and it there weld those who Wer.i. 80 dis posed, ci7rtaitl be was thera were many persons up the .Mediterranean would ba ready to advise them to do so. II soar aid s)vert'give.tv ' to 111030.6orving in I l it , M,,ditertimeart, it might bei . aspelitel.l.visewhere:: H .. was quite persuaded th:.l nit looking into the !att. , :,:,et•ii word( be seen, that Inctioveriteoces. woMrl be It!'.dy to rtrise , from, the proposed change, of wiii•:ii the House :would be very !orry . to he the c ,, ni ,,,,, t ; anti he, tl.n. tine, thought 1.,e1• amtions tocon , tribute to the lloinfol t and ad wnoti:ge of the Officers of the Navy, 'thought it his p,i.blic duty to giVe his I . lrotive to the motion. Ile tilt/tight things shotlld retosin Its they were for the .presertf,r and lout iii,,? OtlicerB bold be encouraged to bear, with, the evik they HnOW elt, as their , predvnessors had clohe before - them, and to hope, that means .could he found to alter the rate al exchange.- 'rir, .",.. 1: vratt est) hoped, ott ibis occa,sion, he no 7,); i, . ..,,ti ~.dered 44 f cc troal 1" tY tit!`s, :rod t!i i :u! i -i! ,r, rim ally letling hosttk• to that Ta l i of tn.. , ),;Intrnstration of which the Itight I I notiratbe • Gilitl,:::nari (lf. fork!:) was so 0 ,0.,1-til et Me,.abi.r. I 1., ,siti ;insions to join ~ . ..i h tits; world in dioni.!.. 23 : 1 ,. ti:„,.., to Intl (Mr. Yoi ke) , of ~, hunt, ,', IPL: l) , :: 1) ill' ; ,,..... ! !t, i o ctii , ;t,t , , he lva,l he,tial t), - ,11ii., ; , , .; Lit...pod-40. 1 lc, bo,peror, ditnred in some poi1;015 IroLn th , i), tal g 1.1 00 , G e r i tior t an, He wtts surprise(' to ti;id • henp po.-.0.1 the, nio;nnt. When . 10"p...#1 , ,iiig of the ii;cort voili,Tuah likely to result c . r , .4111 the ty:,itogo he 113.1 prolt.r. - , ,, ia,.11,,t Ought to have remembered, that Itni pion. ri - iend bad but ropo,cil that they should Like into e,on....ilictratibri tilt provisions of tkit At t, which, so m6Ol to his :honour' had been. intreduce i d by Lord A L: l 6 l lc , .The, Right Hon. Gentkinan had spokon as if,b(:c.;:m3el the evil e:iniplaitted. of had been li)ng k . I I , it oUght still to be b , -)thflL:- fie ).bought ar6untent fitig!lt sus well. liave been urged inopposi tion to f, , ..../.1 IVielvdte's 1301. In his opinion,:.so -far c" , ,, ii b ti j o g an argument itgliinst tolading them reiK!.r, t he. Cirentll3l)tnth:?s'of theiriniving long . borne 1 liQ evil patiently,qught to be considered as eutithbg t lv.trn to the I.. , ,rettier Consicleratioli MOW. ' As to w liar the Wi l k I Gr . tritlekliai. ti.id , gliid. - of the advan tap,:cit enjoyell by the Oilieers ,. in the N ) ,, b um thutr shivallOwanee!t, &c. he 1)4 to observe, that it ought to reColletAed that !how were' c ' tsms ider. ea in their pay, and that beating them in tnind, '“) titoi-l) 11 d I) t n allowed 0) the one, service, turd so much to rho other. It had, been said, that it thioSe in the ikilediferranean were relieved, the smile 're , fief rnight be expe(':,ted to he extendcd to a ll. bt h cr / o,ti; Why, this was what his Hon. Friend de 714rUnt‘I'lkilTrair-vwnt,Ttritrillnism7tTaia"beeTrserVlnr - :to txtaione, consi,tered , he Wished the situation of ell these 04 foreign service to be. attended to._ it -Mete tvero. ilcittKitions in the Tates of, exchange, it patty but hTtieJ:kinsol:nion to I.l:e:s i o d o,,vh o I.:st from 25 to 80 per crit. on his income while abroad, to be told on his ietuin (Ind it would probibly be bet ter for his iinceessor, Such information could not ()bite tatistat',..tory tti those retrieved- front- that bite ition ; and rumours Were:abioad that a change of Of beers in the Mediter,ranean was . about to take plaiee. lie had spoken as if hopes should be held oni that they would t released by bul lion being sent from this country. He was'glad to there was a probability Of such an event plinc, after what they had lately heard. res;iect to the additional eXOeoCe of thirty hill i.s Ind pounds a year being thrown on the coon try, if the propos.tions e , t the Hon; Gentleman kv,'re agreed to, he thooght,out of the nolli6tis . ate yetr!d i that ,utn might :be saved with the thatia6ement of the First I.6rd of the • Admiralty in the Navy F.,4iimates,*nd if it could not, the public Vt ()bid not objed td paying such a trifle for sock a - purpose:. 'rho Right llon. gentleman slid tin., pre— sent Ay-stein -. made the Officer frugati. Why, - if they took thirty ponnds from one houthed pounds of a man' s income, they miKht ottpo...t it wouldpresa on him the expediency of frugality i; but it was not v , ryipleasant to a titan to have Ii ophiy thus forced on lie then thought they w , Ju;(.l all Itiktl inoue . )-I:Totets, Caotcca said, that none of the observations of, Ins . Friend had hceo refute:J. Man) of them had n.'en tnisoodetstood,. some of thew li;r -gOnep,....ltje.only thing %yl4oltijkleett iiitt . to rise under such Ciircum stances, was an 6biigation upon flint to c:1-lart-, Ilia( it was improper tu, fix upoti zioy wall the eiriointon4 character of sen,lingtorth to the uhlie an ins ouznion sty unmerited and .so 1) sC, Oakeiti Of the Navy wieleevimie of unitiog pv,.wttec oiont,ty-br'olttrs triter rise their prolcsslo,n, 1 Ir. WlTitlittEAD ObSei Ved, the o.rlevlS of the Na.- , vy (meg , . try' the explanat:On!, of t Socryary ot . the Admiralty, as he had g veui il k i w to undi ls tand there mighi be one or two splendid exceptions. Ile however was 01 Opinion, et hen I , iiltt,lloitte.ETS unite tight the hi Inc, of their cOontrs,., they only thonOit gaintog looney by the, pr«tts they might take, and did Cio ( deserve an imptpatioo. Nip, that which had been thrOWn out. When Otii&ra .were stilt on foreign stations, they ought flot to be tined,: its they were in ctfer,:t at present, for going out: , the Right ilt,n.G:ntlettia'n had said, if tike proposed arraugemeht were made, mote BIN 'would he drawn float Ibe Mediterranean and other places where the rates of ext. h inge were nttfavpurah!e . , „ He did i not know A l ai this wou ld b e the case'; but if were, Ise thouglit the Otlictirs. ‘,v 0311,44vQ4,414,..av themselves of the Ovantoges of the country oft ,which di,...), were to,riti tied. tilt the i ircum rl4itlt r ii, lie lltuor,ltt the bunion oughtliatito an,t lie , ';•ed Friend would: take the of the Honse, in order to record the 44MUz.r4 ..by, whom it wail ;;oppr.Tted aid oppiiiiin„d, Mr. CitON.k..tt 6oi,:;ht . this GeO; lean tnio,,ht have J:0;11 (ioh. , ,'td to hint . ;or t ar,Ctiog lUtit St he'lvat in error. Instead of thislic t d colinretfinp •a spe,"E:h for 11:4 (Mr. Ciolcei) which he had.ttecor oriel Eitipiiosot hit» lea hate saii . there Were one of I.`,‘ O s, , kudid•exCeptiorts„ bii'lne Honourable G.:nt:erviatt rcp;Niited wha had been's:lid by. his Right 1 feu. ietid (Mr. YOr4o o and denied.hving there were•but, one or t exe,;ptioni, or that tlik9 exceptiotls suet' ;Is fo appear splehdid, to stated by the Hon. Gentleman, (NIL Whitbread), Mr.ifiost; thou A lit .the int:wane proposed could riOt , On. atAnpttql , iwts. .hoped, jet giving his vote . against gourg into the. unaniittce, he ahohld not be thought 10 •,IA . 111 Oppo,,,iticn . , it)tereliO?: the Nagy, v hie.ti it as.evet hiss wish io advance. was in !arras or the motion, though he had no i,cstiriti in rayio:. , , 1:e was not a 'Henri to such poroo,iiiiou l in geticrali Ile thought In this instance a case hid been tnitde out which loudly for Mr. arant-A .60 'had - Mit been r artilo out which could ju ii tly them to making a n e w regill 4 , 011 ! It \va., ►ethripi , cal'ed iwnion, and relief could not be aff i nd e d to those tt ho coTplained, till the Flouse had decided en the caose.ot sucl eorn. pia tile. If involved in it stiltjetts which ought to be decided on before they p/ . ..t.eeded to discuss the quest iou itsrlf., The istateivents roode respecting the effect of the prop,sed air,i , geint:Oit were coirett.— All the pay of, the Otliceis would be Cotwantly dr r ay . .ii. It, lor insalice, the (tillar was worth 6s. `instead 01 4.4. 61, they wodd receive their pay in those, at 1 r , t Hit home the money necessary tor the support. of ti , etr tani•hn in a foreign currency, n 5 wags.; now dote l'oriiv.;,al. •Ifei en the Orlicets' w Doi inutt there w(fre ,.. n k any fp ‘l , , , ifi wool 4 be ready to do so and it tile' hi4lfer ordwi luld such an accommodatiou, it 'would aiso be el:iiined h . nv the hovv or. Und er these eiiinstatices, h e e mit! tOttiost think the -lion. vklis. i hit consitleten a little More on the stthje 4, would be . tilling U suspend, 'or to• with ,draw it, motion, till the II ies:liad decided on. the CAose of Inv pres‘oft. state Or the exchanse. • Captain BLNNIiT, in reply , leg'tned that the Navy should be vitai,,,s to the ceminereial eu hey of the Itigta flonourable Gentlemen opposite, acid ;have their interests ,decided by tire cold ealcu-' lotions of tl e Treasury. If he were to go si n gly • out of the flowo, he felt it to be his duty to decide upon the q - uestion, argornenis (..1 his Hon. Ft tends 'upon the tloor.were wwholly imansweiable; but he saw .tlett the pow . cr of tire Minister must pre',aih lit. wati.snre he would not be contraildecl when he stated, that Memorial upon M'ernorial had been transmitted from Officers' on foreign siations, ulxln the -grievances Ire now applied to the Flouse to remedy, Eli.. wished for Ihe .issisiance of Minis tent if he could h ave o b ta i ne d it, and, nothing bin i s •-• mperious necessity woultl have. prevailed 911 hint, tituieenstouted ail he w is to public speaking, to bring forward the bosiness. Yolma 1340,- be was not aware of more than two tnemonals being presented Iron'', olfieerh on foreign fierViCe'. Mr. THORNTON thought th e cluestioil prema ture, as faire was another 4ttestion depending by winch this Would be - materially affetted. Ile there. tore thought that: the (Akin should be dQeti.led be hire, the present Was' ell,:elQd AMC RIIW••••• v" ACitillrill lAA It% r. i. .....•3 - • into a Conlon: i,24: iyon the subjett. Mr.W tt ITaLt EA O deeialed his intention ofThortill the previous (1w -sit: it, that the ilon.Gent!einorepi posite, who sAtmect to (hint,: it preiti:twie, ~ y, Wit bas.e at) olporitinity of supporting, it lieivil,l, gi Was . rioceeding in his , ob,erviitions, wi l co . The sreftKillt Soggesied that the lion, .li:tatter had bpOkettalready upon the subjci,t, Mr.. W'. AD; 51 ,aiit, that undersi.iniq thti atm tier!? eit uprosite in the same >,t ay his litiiloo r• able Frietid had; he ' should efforil.ifiera the ory,t . 111""),, I ,)v •Mo ..; iin the,previous 41E1(1603. • Nil . 1 3in 1113 a FAD sa . 0, Ile vt'eald t Ole for theptevi tlpi ii ups question, if tie Mitterstood the lion, Gentke correttly; and . might hope to have t h eir stipPeli to the Milton on a futu r e occasion ; 1,(1111i5 i l h ) tklltlerStoOd to b b.: l be kering Of Ills LttoniAl I''''fil. i‘lr. HOsKISSoN slid, he declined giviq a l PJetli-,e as to 10g vote', tivon ~l futor" el::° . "11; . and repeated, - liiil. be Illei:lght theiney.iite ,*. !Datil! e. Air. lI:RNER said, _he hod forborne rtolu 11'1°4 Ii) the oinet questions, as he thooglit 031 Ity l ,l ()liierls on fo r stAiee.ex,..erictic.,J any loos , i it Pi weed liofn wliat sours.v.it w0t,41, tiiity kiklP to be indemnified: t i;c l ,: i i.:, : it t . ll ,, t i ' yli t i , ) ,i l: :( i it .!: . : :,: t .a:.... l l l i : ..I.lA,;(ll:;tiolf):le,l,?rtiLr,,,liiit'ili°t:eißits,es.. ,I:itc,ifie(ilifil: t;rlx:de,ElirLix:ile.reces. Put ' was not . peculiarly gracious lain had Si, tar furgotten his inig. that he did . wit hesitate 'to comp' . tr . i<ioleLl leelittg and eat, .iiitit On tnotigh nothing'eotildi be more Iv th , :iii in any thing relarin to t: N 4 vy. As II) the lion , (, iy . tt tit'' the gtl.F..nit Officer (i‘ir. Niit.itb. first tr.,.risteired his inoinit to (Mr. Ad•tm), he determined, Ili tail) aoswer to his crtitkion, his own illOtiOti i and afterwar,Js " 1 " i ruoinise hot- oujy for bitos , it hat Or '''„ o I.,ii; 1 Frit ni.l. • :Ai ti;e previous questii.n'appe.u'i'lmt, (the Chtincellor of the. ENcliNtisi.i) the Oli o " ~ ~ ~,let. ,! kvay.ot meeting the sot ije ,. ‘ , , iie ki',Ul‘' '''''l:;, OW it '. thc liOn. Oentl'etnito wo,ilif vole agii,i rnotioo, he would vote for it. qir)iill ..„"'Ailer soiite further cotivetsation hetWoesli'oil,i , 4'‘VP'ft, kir. - Ad:0), ii,o, s iro lia ? iii ii ~, ,;•ntit'l, Ole previous qtl::'sliOrt, WaS Oil ! ' " in a ßi Mr. 'fliEmAIN tliacej f 0; leave 1 01 , - ' `l i i 4 a d( to •air.etiLl the ~,,',Bl-b of (3aorge die 1 4 11 .: 1' 7 0 .00 . " An AO for, the baler Cara atig ,s ,ol ' l' ' ' ' the Pauper Lunatics tiff . Pirigan d," w \Nryt After somi.obsetvations frotn .hir, 1 0. . 0 g o :\lr. ..\\/.l,itbread, .rincl'iUr. Tietne,io, la."L',. ~,,p,s; 11 • The iteport`s of tht-, Counulttca "f'`'Ll,l,,4,o'illif" d (C t. ) li °l e ffiP ii ) l. i :s ti:it til g t ell it c i o o :e. n ' a VVC r t e a) : Y i l.(l' ; ':',ti s i:(t.'...A;:iti''d;:''',ci4:;::len,l'lt'lii.!:,;ll'9,:i,,''' ti fr.ll:,l:opPtiri,:intessi"s:di. iii.-gilL,it. ion hl' i :1:1:1,)1:1`, 120,1,1,, i ~., '1:11' IleptAft qulbe I):!er,S,te;iiilS " , ~, if.v ' "P , t Ile Ainen,lrochti read. sn ' d -I :! r '''' ' ' ' *-'•• 'lfttitl".'ttattyg effittltt'iti-trAtetirroT• ..: The c 1 i ji 4 N . c i?. i) ti.t4 l: l; 1 L o ti E t (ti l li o y j : cl4 i,: (0 )1 4 , 1 1 • I ' u t : r i, moved that the Report on tip?: 1)1011'91 • , be recomtuitted, . to Il li • .. I . nbit6llll. ',tl Sir JoH4. , SINGLAIIt State 3 0: 5 - ' ~,,,,!,)! i, measure. Fie est Hunted the iv hol d 4111°."-; tlii!P.,i , used in .I)stillqries at 8170,000 riitlrt,liiiio°l' ' ***, h'ich.oO-tbiti;oot 4trooutv.to le.S than ,i30,1,34,,,,,,w * Pair Of rriOneV.. TO interfere with d• .14 '',, 1,001'.‘ ibelifei., oncl . would be attend,ed by I°‘ eons t C I equeuees to socikity at larg e ' , , ~ of V e .. 0 ., lilt. W. Smyrn 'quoted the largo ,10 100 ' 0 , i rr.r . Diviner.; themietvo4, who re.prc' ° „, i i l ito' 9 ' ''' ' Fig a a:2011)410w to , hei ,.. ir ,d„, if corr;,,,„, too pt ae l lt i ll ' i ol i ' ll , l o. . ti. t. , ) r t a l: : ll i r : i e ,l t g f s:::i i r l i . e i ti ' c e r i t: r i i i i i ti t i f: c t i :ol o ut l Yr : l Y ; ( s e t C : l l° : 3 l , : : l l'; , ,; :: . v : e ( : l : l : l I!, I ,:- e piohibitiOrlS, a., lL".llCUrttStittlCe 1 oioilil i . •one million of money kV61,1,1 IY' ! r'illiiipii-; tirj; t:i°"111 St('Cli WitillYat `aq kill 0 1 I)‘'l7 ur, f,i3t. lilting ti,6 ( )per itioo of the oieilstve ..4, P ed t twil t iv i ii:e r ii: i e' s (vl t :. l :;:il4 : ( : '''ll! tt 'it'll i cil i llt e lttliilli'l l tlY'sta'l : :::) : lll'l' s 'al:'i t itill-ulliC l Vl'llsllllll):(didl(c i c c ;l:':illasu:i:l':l'lcl:°l°li)crl:tiiiilt..l‘iti'ltii''l:‘ll:l:.it'rc l ii(l)lll.llll;"°ll'').;:)‘''''l'L''l.:•.ti,l\'' I. lii,t wiis unvvilling t',,al tkl sh°"'" ',. ' 1)' ,, :: , ' 11 : N :1 Proitice an3r art icl-.! to an v%tclit lor 1 1 1,0, j f y, 1;14 no doina2d, :Ind 1 liy, ti IQ e. ill Ir tT, i' l 1. ~,,; l' tO Stibitlit to t.aiit.it)i) 4;H 4.‘,C,lll"`''-‘l.) Viiill:-.:1:t Mr. Eftituratp--soki, that thc' 1,:".1.e30 tvc;t',.. , in; had the rrumopoly for or , u , Y ), '1:111.0),:, lore Jealous of being interfee,t vO"' . , ~,,i0 0 ,',,, re wils to gtva ( 0 0 , , j 0 04 1 " ' l(i 'tl l 'l'' o ll) , :i t i r t ' n i l l : l l l r il l ge i l . t.: (l. V: r : l 'l e, ' ' vv'f . :.:r , l 6 l . ).';'l ' .9:ll ; : ii i ,' : ,': -t5-I,l.,:ileir:r(R:it 4,,s,lo:ll.3ri':iidi:eljrrir;it(,.llll:'.'tsll)l)l;,l.,•)ll:',.l4,l7::;:.::' ' 1 114 111 JO '''' Wi):11d 1101. C,.)toiellt (0 alter itoOl ~,,ti ii 1 the fl'!' hilt 1 1 Air. FoLt,eit contertJej I 1 31 „Iry, ,G , ,h, coin, • ..„9 t, i t ,( it e . 1 vv o.cOttt;tlrn oadgirtiiceasulielatti::'''ol::.).(''lllllll I: ..::: I :ll. l 'l l l : e ,,, fY.' ' ' • -' 1 5t, , ,,,' 'cuing in the market. , • . ~ , ,,,f ow 0,1 , ---,,Lett4l Littisou...,dgli!itdo.-11"" ii.,010,, N,,,f. mittee from thi,.. citarli 4 , e " r t .i1) :, :. ,,, r ; 1.701') '' ,.. ';it ' ll4'' th It as the iloportatioii. 'at ii"'',lll,, p 1 t' t' (Ili tneas.ure, howeser i.th:FiAion,ivi,' , 0 1 i . r4! arrangerneut, wa.s nece9or.Y. , tii ,,,,firq;,,,e o;ii Sir Jonts ,i'srawrolt-r repetle" . o f i;1 10 ' 1 die, sfii.rit ' ..i . sisiency, and depreeatet. , trr, I e ii' lly w i tit the agriculture of 1111-' c'l.ll';':,tio',.os 1 1l ,I ilii Mr.,ltose.saicl, that 1iw131).1,4!.60,,,,,,c:gi '.311,,,:k. arose from t 1)6 fear of dli,:'it,',','',_, j i ~ , ;1 ',' ii i f trodoMion of sphits !too) Soi i1i:',,,,51,ci; e 1.,1 , f1 i emitters for the flevetioc ! 0 l' , "' '„, ~,, itt '', 1 ,, , ~p.- 4 gislature had for centurio I:il'''' , l o.: - ,' r.: , : I,,w . , ‘,.,, ij lutermeddhug with the Agi:1)..,..,,,,,,1 ri'. ot ly of doing so upon the pi or ~, ',!) !; ' :; 4 ‘ !upon a strong grt#„tv, th at " I • ,V l ' 1 , t''' ' ' COtallit'S 10 foreignt4S., ii l'"' .ii, i 1111 , i , i e MI t h i liv.ilCNaLl'is4llslc7l f : ) ', t i t l l.:4 i c er: : ::111:' ' ‘!Lis. • :11 ' ''' ' ' ' '' ' 11: .'11:1::1:1:1::c::::1:::1:111L1:::e-'i'1:1:1:I:s 1 the .. —,li o' • 1,•1 • , l'itye' ti P , ' ' ' c , t I ' ii, ...,1, ,-- .IS for a qt 'i." 1-: ),:.• i ~. • g : .ird its joicir;Mrt liX• til t i iL ' ~i 0 . H.ii'i ...11 calcutitel to tk.:er, .v . ..:. _ . iv co 6 rfctql:'(l.