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NUTIXPER 5fri72.1 P iCIUALING.OFFICE, March 6,1811. %HE CO,4II4IISSIONEIiSfo? PIeI'UALLING ills MAYES?' I's. 11',41/ Y do thsriby gi2;e tt o Friday, tht t stb ;ottani, they 1;.;i11 be ready to ie. 4 rekiert, in tirittv j.teabd 1.1)); and If far ref, terkitt, Pit klq, L4'ng 11nd SbOri .. j+r ac ind kr HAZE I. WOOD HOOPS, (iferiver4hte Sastll4t .ru ;70/gtri 11.416 Trnders)may _be Seivite 4f. nte'elottent for the rotning fivelue 141ontbs ; rn be do,. tie I / Oust/14 Sort: at I:eptlard, and in S. ll lll I 44 to be paid for 4)10114 telyai4 with Atenest, IW/Pety ' , l l (r doir. , • • per 14v , sof I k e , C c'oy be 'ten a t th e SteletatJ'i 114"Oriteill 6: bad 4, any Tendir i>r vhie6 tha Price sluds leinattcl in npoill lAugt4,.. or !that *boll 'not :be de ‘llj tb th ' Bc4r d 1 6 6 .10fle'eCIA 'Ol the I , llf/ t!lday, 4voit, &;derrilVii*J.47',64 siiltitYPN r i "04, pin on his behalf, attends, to ansue> widen HIGH TIDE. a NIFITING of the COMNIITTEE' op' - pointed for carrling into eff:6l the Ilevevolent Inten. hr ,',! 01 (ID! Subscribers to the FUND for a ff ording RE LI . E F I N I )1 1t E N Sll F ER. ERS by the late 1 nunciation Ito! Coast front Surtleet to Friskney, in the . Neighbour add otni in 1 the County Lincoln, holde n 4t bite arch,l4l, tit 'Boston $ atore.,aid, on Saturd a y, t h e ad 0i1Y• of , 101111 LINTONs Jibardinnusly resolved, verll , E q. Chairnta F t ; 'l* the further Subscriptions i n a id o f t h e sa i d Fund be sed twice i the Boston hr Sz"1"14 Mgr.' ry,trid tilt: SuitnNew spapers,UaZettc s t nutatt of Subset.' hoes before - 3C268" to P) Yrte~d i• L. Gape - ttlatungberd on sti:obenaon, Manager of the l'heatre, 130, , ,t0n, ri4 "nue kecei ptb, 4L 11.4 pe t tin on' rtis 4 l / 1 1 F c• L - . •-•- Esti; det e a se d O kYniv ' r, 1 . 0 ,i (Lincoln) • 4,lllc:S4rs. Sheath's Rauk e ri°l 4 lt 11 4,10 ck (Rath) • ' hi till Ir- a." titan. It,. ch i mtitt It. Levt,„, ;, 'tech (St palding) dr, ,Lit lenalcs 5 5 2 0 .3q 10 0 t I ,5 .t) o I 21 0 id 10 TO 14/ S 5 5 ~: I 1 . 2 j . 2 2 . . -.0-W:taint) . - .. i 4is 6'44 - 5 3 I 4411 h . . t"rt4d t. Sr i t - ' .. - I I I r ' . Poikitil • 1 1 .1.. r. 1 „ ) ~ . It. ( Nri:i `ll74 ` l4 . 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' _ 1, Thia Day was publialitai b • Ili • Ivo V.:iloriieso Ivo. price 11, 13. in boanis, A New Ecrariol being the 'hold. uf t'''4'NiS On PRA.CI'IeAI. • EDUCNTION , t ilv lc IA RI aml It. li EDGEwok ' II- . d • -*LANd ii • n I. I oliinn and Co. * l'Aul'a Chord i• 1•or • , Where may be hod, . , 4111 1% Where Publications oi the saim:4•l""rs' • WALStit't " - AMEhI. LkQ:Riufro will tic pttt:nisthal, Iklyt?"":"'Itr I (to it cradinuctl c4u,tit,:rlT) . 4"' ANIZEItekN "\' l l ‘" 11181 t fry 1116 (4 • 3 ' • & C. v,..t/lta4.l',lV :oil 1.19 U, ,I" '4" Pte'tlnt Pttol t 1' 4 144: U‘int.4 Stela, • a 4 0 t„ rant and I:nofmti. Ltir t d o l, lq..print< t.,r w " , s'rmt• koitt PAtc...ater • L „-Alt.. •:„„*.-- .._...„...... .....,....... „ ...,.. 4 „,..,„, x ,,, ~, ~,,...,,z . , ... 5' . .4 , ...... ,i ,t,, ......„ ,t, .......„..,. Nd I.se. Itsts:,,s. • ; 4 , 4 . , T ti E S I) A Mmten 1111PERLIL P.,e/RIL LIMEY/. ROUSE OF PE.F.,BS: MONDAY, MARCH 11. MISCELL-ANE-OM In h Committee of Privika - es, :their Lirdships foul*, heard: Counsel and evidence. respe6l ng the iletrae. .The further consideration •of case oyas adjourned until the first Thursday after the'E'4er.,tleeess. The - Report of. the British Population HRH wai preSr.-904, and the Amrodments atEfed to 'by 't -he Ildnse jas were some ft!! her ,verbat 'Amendments in the Ain, on the motioct of Lorilltedesdale. -, • on, trot? the .Iristv Secretary Of State's preitented an account, of the Funded and I)ebt of Irelaud, and Akte` Accounts di. retied to hetil . !: l annually hefote Parl:antintt. ~lr_ Owen .pit: r te . flied eernin At - , , cuttnti front the Direaors of the East India CompanY., - pursua t it to their Lord hips' order of the Stly of Jane , fast. • 1 Mr. Farrell, from the FA•it ituli3 Docks Coin pany, presented an Account of the. Reccipt4 and DlO)utseinents of that Cogiciratiort for the -last year. • These documents were severally ordered to Ite on table, • '.• r-. - The AncuIIISEIOP of CANTERVITRY moved, That the Lord Bishop • of I,itcheld and toient ry be ti!:. sired to preach before their Loidghips on Wednes diy, the oth instant, at the Colbliate Church of St. retet, We,stiivinSter, beitv4 the •day appointed for a General Fast by the Proelama;i•in of his Royal Highnes:s the Prince ftrgent.—Ordereth Adjourned till to.itiorrOw... HOUSE OF COMMONS. MONDAY, MARCH U. A D.Tecsage from the House of horde recinchted communication iaf, a Copy of the Report of the Sdee'..l Committee of the use. of Commons on the Stle.:,of, Commercial Cred:t, which was scot by r.. L i tldlingt(lll. tht't' motion uf Mr. W. PoLO,- a Copy of ?lin Eleventh Report of t he- Commissioners of Schools in Ireland, was .ordered to be laid before the Bowe. . A Person from the Office of the Chief S , .crctrary for ! ii1)10(.1i;ttelly presented the abose, - whirat W;l4 Oftbled to ire prkited. Oe.the motion' of Mr, W: Pont:, RI Address was erdpr , d I,e pres'edted TT) hiq RoVAI Hiliness the ,N;elit, that 1, wrmid Ittt catt.et4., lie, thtl.l4.otise Cop* of„ 111 Papers sl.ewintt titt, procvedinss- of- hk t,'ilajet.ry's • 111 , 4 ejtincit in Ittfiftlat'oi. the - , repteik.utetit.,rts to them by'ille Cotton and Wonlleo ILLtmtradonprs of tbat kingdom ; Cops of all . Corresroncience bet weed the Lord u tvtrant and the Chief Seeretar)::on the subjert ; and.COpios . of all Comtutrnications msdelo the GGerninet.l of Ireland hy the Cottiittissi.mers _appointed for the Relief of the said. Manutattorers. A Pason from the . East India flowe ptegen in* a Copy of the Prceedings. of t! c Conti of Direaors ott declaring a Dividend of Teo and a Half pa Cent. Ordered to lie on the table. 'Several other Public Documents were presented, but the inaudible manner in which their titles were ,rend by the Clerk, rendered it impossible in the Gollery to ascertain their destriptioo. ROAD 'ACT REPEAL BILL. Sir E. KN ATCIIIIOLL moved tho second rending of he Bill for Repeating the Shoreham Road. At of ast Session. COlonet Ducxerx moved ae- , , ismeiiiimeat, ,Thai be Bill be read a second time that day six months. - A long discussion, , entirely of a personal nature, ensued, in /which Sir E.,KNATcuuuLt., Mr. SWAUN, Mt. CAT.:CRAFT, S'T W. STIRLING, Mr...?. Sam', Mr. P.,.Mouttu.,. und Sir If. Bulk / . DETT,,paticiratccl. • - .o‘l a division,. thete appedred, -For the'Amentlment ' Against. it. , Majority . . The 414 was then road a second titxie, and orde. ed - t 6 bt~ conirnit.ted. 4 1 0o the motion at Mr. CVRwitN, ACCOPMS, were or.dk red to be laid before tlit: House of the Barley itiopprted idto Great from i 9 no to 1810, speeifying,the . quantity biought frutn,F ot eign Ports, and . tite iy brOught froili - Ireland. kbaclliNSON postponed, until nn early periOd alter the meet's his Motion. (which stood for to-morrotv)' for thetepeal ' of the Convention 4cti Mr. WIIITBRE4D postponed from to-mcirrokV, nun!, Wednesday . , March his Motion relative to a Provision for the Recurrence of -any Suspension in - the ,Executive. qzwernment. COMMERCIM. CREDIT. The Order at the Dtsy.having been read, on the motion of"the CtiANCELEIIII.O.I,the EXCIIEG i uti I the kLinsefesolved emninittee; to consider of the Repot t of the Selat Committee on COMltiliat cial Credit.. . • . The CatA,NcEt.t.ott. Of the Esc:lnfant:a. that in rising to submit to the coosider,ttion dft be.Corn ntifteo of the—whole House the result of the in. tikli 111,4 of the Sole 4 Committee appointed to invewi gate Ifx present state- of Commercial Credtt,.aud etitattaintog the intention of proposing to the Com tinitee to adopt the tneasUre recommended by the S'elda: Committee, be thought it necessary t‘.) stsje that he shuUld - express hi* opinion with groat lUtlance, 'and not till atm serious considera., tion s .• He admitted that P.lll;ament ought not, to be called . upon; nay, he . I...titntillett that l'iotiateeni (night not to be called upolt to int e rf ere f or the pur- T 01 osepruvtuutt; tui*tin tunes to filth incautious adventurers . titjght, have .expoSed theft seltre4 ; bettanse he conceived that, reasoning on ge netal such an rtnqualifed interference would have a tendency, by relieving the appreheo- Skins of individuals with tespeti to the commercial speculations in which they might have tr:tgaged, tp dithinish the caution so necessary on theSe bubjecls, and which was the best elecic to rash and ill-advised adventures.- But While- he stated this as a wnetal principle, -he yet apprehended that there neight be ,great exceptious to the rule; and that the question must alwaysbe as to the merits Of the particular case. Of this he was ar least persuaded, that those :Hon, Gentlemen who agreed _with him that the similar interference of l'arliatheitt in .1793 was wise and tie cessaiy, could not now.broadly deny in into the ex-' pediency of such an diterferetu:e. They might agree that though titling in 17433, the interference was not fitting at present.,:- But they cotihi --not assert that all i•interference was improper at' antritoe..',* The question, tie repeated, be on thy tireinnstances of the particular casei and he' coneehred tltst the Report oftha Select -Connnitte'e afro/tied ''suffiiient grounds for the motion with which be should ton elude. The consideration of tills importarnsubjed divided itself into• three heads the nature and extent of the evils Which the nivaeufaaeres and commerce Of the-A:mint' y were enduring; -4econcl ly; tire causes. of those evils ;--Atitt lordly, the measures by which the evils algid with the greli; , !st probability be remesetl.-0-Witt,. rest.eet. to the tits( of tlie‘e cousiderations, lie apii;cl:co.led - there could' be' no difference of wiliteie,-,,,b6; that the nature and extent of -tire distress, de, , seribed in the. Report of the. Select Certithittee,. rendered 'it advisable t hat •Parliainient should adopt some tneasuie by which that evil might at.least be diminished. It 'appcared distidellY by. the Re port, th;it , the distress, origuiating with the mer chant, and disat ling . him from paying the ma nutaeturer,' was felt. Most scvvrt-ly by -rho niartu ladtirer, and, those employed by hint. -All theiiidi cipal raititufatieters had "been,,ennipelled to. Con tract, nod softie w holly to sus pend theif'works. It appearcd - try •the Report, that there. was scarcely it cotton nitinulatturer id the kingdom who had_ het dirninished, by ono half, the number of persons employed in his - mill; and that many °lthe smaller tuanUtatAitrors had. (lit:charged their people 'alto. timber. It appeared r also that those who were re tained by the first description of manufaahrers, err to 'conned it a redileett rate of Wages, The con sequence's- must , necessarily-be, as they were repte serried to be ifi thtillepori of the Select Committee:, " that the most calamitous distrestpreyailed in many of ' the marinfarturing , districts. Ilia' Report alit stated that - . the tnerchatits , who trtid-Al with the V,)!esi3Or Wotkr . l. , Woeing able to liti4.l an . adequate ntilAcet ior 'their ploditee, this tiretunstistice ag s ra- Ystect the distress of the manufacturers; and the ,whole operating upo n the other branches of trade, although not immediately connected with those to which be had referred,-produced a general want of confideuct., and suspensi.,ri of credit, which requir ed the application of some adequate remedy. 'Su Much for the extent of the evil. With .resped - to the becond consideration, namely, the causes, it a?- neared pretty plainly that tire; whole had originated f r(nl)(ll,,ra,oi‘c t er , ,e xt e nsive speculation to the ports of South A ' l'hese speculations failed in meeting a ready 'market ; and in tnitny cases the Commodities brought baLk in exchange c.otild.nut.be-disposedef, owing to . the market being overstocked at home, &left were the 'causes. of the evil.. came to htt cons!dered ,whether the distress was of such an ex,- tent,, and.,,was attributable to such causes,, as to makelt wise and prudent, jar ; Parliament to afford tiSsiptance„ It.snight be obaer*ed th,it the.origin of tlve.etftsiirtg,,ilistresses—over-speculation, wat hot -a good ground -for seen u measure. • He .would not dwell minutely onl the demerit of that rash and in'. considerate conduct which , had precipitated those who .ptirsued it into misfortune ; but Gentlemen would bear in mind that on the opening of the Sotith American markets in the Brazils and elsewhere,. to tile adv.entores of lithish merchants, it could scarce ly be cUtoplaitted 01 that they did not foresee the exadt.result of their too exteosive specirlations. Bu: whatever 'night bee. ,the inertfor demerit of those individuals, the consequences or their ,eintdutl had been, severely telt , by . Parliament,' even if disposed •to be viodietive,tonld not withhold-froth granting.rejief to those persons,. by the supposition that. - they had not ,autrered sufficiently for their errors._ Ku: ;it was not to them 'that the - proposed relief-won/el extend. " They," to,nse the wilds of one of the witnesses, whose evidence was con tained In the Report of Select Connnitte, " had gtuut to bankruptcy, long att. ) ." It was -to the evil endured by those upon whom the conduct theOrigittal causers operated, that the.'scka. Cunt mitte.*stectramientled the application of a-recnedy. It, only ; remained therefore to. consider, .rtnrcily, whet her the tyeasuth suggested _in t ieitot t 'was calculated to remedy the evil, .1-le_hail 116 d i ttle tt i l in'adrnitting. that there. were cit cutuidances ►ehitft ma' ked considerably between the sent case;rind that ,of 1793. In, i 793 the markets were not: wholly shut ; they were only it t erropted. The.:stagnation of. trade was then ptitely temporary. Credit. had at that period received- a 'cheek ; but it was a` check. which a halt", time would ictiture. A t present the markets froth which relief - rnight:be de riyed were twofold:, SouthArnerica for ilia disposal - 44 our matinfaaures; and European for that of our •toteigit .prodtice. The markets in the. Western' worw Itid beets „stepped by a glut. Agint;how!. .ever„ was but a temporary suspension or. detnand. 'There was no dittcUlly in the access to those mar the only 'difficulty wet in finding purchasers for !tie VoitiA l eXitulted thither Lot hit fruited that at no very distauf re inovi. O. \Volt Wipe C:1 to t1C. , 11)4: huts ill L. - :!iriyv, tltr y werh at die pto:ntir niorm.rit ciotc l / 4 1 ch by ctlitiAS of the i tte4te,,i; t.ts.. or. hat *ft WURt IPRECE Stititicth AtitisEtenta; expdrience had universally sl!Cwo - that, after ttte adoption of ctrnamerCiat although theyewere felt for thetiine; yet that a tieel relaxation seen ensued. I#e had 'no doubt Celts the exertions of the riCerchants, and the. wants of kee consumers, would find means, in a gfes degree, to oberate the disadvantages at prtseut Xisting4_ Therefore, although - the present case was pot Jelly parallel to that of 1793,- tet no.Costi Could say that there-was not a prospect, thot, in twelve months at least, commerce might experience sOtne adiat« - tageouschange. 'But even were . this Change ` barely possible, instead of being prcibable, in isis opinion the measure . proposed by the Select Committee tatt to be edripted. Parliament ought io attempt to're lieve the distress. No one could say that the et teni Pt would not he completely suceesNitil.Tlrs wor, t That catricilia?ponsvas, that it would leave the c.om., ift - rx,!atitiy; it the qpiratitro of the twelve" thohrli, in no better n state than that ie tellieti it wocar :prevent; J - felcontendett, thereforti, that. as it coold.,nrn armtke. the-state of commrr:e! wtneb, but mielit.snake it much better,. Porliament ,vrere bout 1 to try. tire,erieasure recommerided to them.. eTseirserk tiorate the stale of commerce, if net store it, weold-bean advantage. The consintiptiort . of the dornesttc markets; lbe opening of the !balked of ttie Western World-would atlurd some: - relief) and when to this was .itdded that which might- re- suit from the chanees of • war, the whole wibrdtdi in his •opinion, aa sufficient justification tor. the pros. poStd tiro; t.. The -jusiice of this reasoning : .wookt . be .cunfirtned by a,cmisideratian of the. stature of the grievances as particularly conneded. , with'tbe ion f eeinitfaaure.: The meet growtfi cif this.- tnano tire e up' torte period when the distress began to he :strongly kit, .was•sxisoorrheary. It appered 6y, t he report, of ore. Corn rt ittee, . that the ottljal uttue of .cotton manuhitures. r.xported irons Great Britain the year ending-the sth of J inn rtt y; ,L.BOBl , w:IS 9,846,a8g1.; itt -the. year . mho& the sth .of Jittioa.y 4 00:9, .12,15,8031.; 'in the year ending the fifth:of Jarstury, one thousatid eight hundred mad ten, 18,610,7231. and in..the .three quarters ending the toth of Oet.lBlo, 13,70i,1304 ft thus appeored that the exports were.doubledirt two years, and that the trade was suddenly checked at its very acme. 'i.he irnMediate revulsion which such a cheek would occasion, must- necessarily be felt with. the greate-A.seeerity. If 11111.0 were allow ed the raerchantsand matiatti6turers to bring them. salves round, th e evil, would 'be materially chilli. niched. .It was to thio objea that the proposed measure wait-dire:A ed.' It 'went to . givts the.rner. chants and trader% Ant ,opportunity: of .appixill; to ether resources ; and to ,spread over a larger portOd 01 time thin pressure .ot which, • if „conlitt, ed to a single moment, must ever wham those who were 'lts vittiMS; He apprehended he had sent eneueh to satisfy the Committee that nhbough th e present case differed in route respeas from that of 1793, there was a sufficient resemblance to war rant him recommending, the adoption of a proposi tion at the present period similar that adopted its 1793: In doing this, however, regard must be had to the circumstance, that the extent of the ; trade on which the present ,distress operated, was much greater than in 1793. If the Committee, therefore, desired to make the' measure effectual, if they wished not:to starve it by .a stinted vote, they would agree. to the .recommendation of the Stied: Committee, that. the relict afforded should be lie millions,' instead of five.. The Commissiotiersespa pointed in 1793,. although empowered to grant re lief to thn ,eXteht .of fi ve millions,. did not actually issue more than two millions, two heodred thousand pounds. Qo a similar principle he should propose. to I VIWOWVI the Commissioned in the present its stance', .to'gratit relief toile! eeteut of six Millions, not with the supposition that the sum would be re• quired, but that 'clinic - bin open to such an extent, the el - edit ot. those Who were Buttering might be sus stained, and themselves rendered able to go on with Clinch less perhaps than would otherwtse he neees 7 sary. The regulations and restriclioes companied . t he Measure 'of 1793,' were these he thould propose to the House for adoption at pre sent; with this exception, that, from the . t:atnre; of the case, ha would tecemtnetid' the periiels (.1 re • payment should be plw,cd. at a greater distance of time .from each other. The reguietion wtiiiCh tie ShOutifintredece into the Bid (stieuld the House 4. low hirer to britig it it.) r would he, to make tlr first quarter's, instalment payable. itoite Iha w ieet„ of January, and the remainittg itistalmeet payable months , after (-itch_ (Abel; norli the whol&, was repaid, Ahns.tollywing the timpte rePoit,n,:eadei in the., - Iteeort. It did not appear te hire to -intrude ftneber' on the 'Conitnitiee, t 64,1 oy 11)0Ving.,. 'l"tiat thclii)irtiosi of this Conttnittce, th..tt 1113 Pitt toout h istazt tidy ; I'o 2 fit • . . :1,, • . 3.212111 lot t:Il: I , ff, ;(1 t . ,t: CCftili. 1.R.1,11 11 01 4. tel 1t ,11 I tic4l. ocing L:,), ,r , • al 11 Nir.TONSONtcY. , fiiiii. there Was riet , siiliihriti: . ii"t;;; Meet the sitnisttv, i• ot• at piri:,s-;, ai cuinsorice, in whit:ll4l,l coutv ry %.+1.3, pi Lic(:‘ii i.t At that : in:4RA th, , Coriiiitent 444.:ing hostile to 'll3 4 WaByWitil the exeetitir,,, ri a ti6 . 4 frog iyitiy trieodir,- t. it uts alliance vtttl os, icw.l francu'r, , ,t • tirdeci he fluence 00: no* thy: bt 't • toirtoittm th.:4 3rititeg 03114 the :field aiainst ter ultereste. O ItIL i'h !! itokit atrie ,1.14,414, theilm..who bit-• t) tbe largesst speoolojt)01 , with sugpt...i.t r ) Anwri-a, pktoisli,d for I I c v,,aktt.t t !A; 1'14) Viittlut 01 ttlL a hp , xl,ll{i , i „,. t , Isv !ke 0.! f ; gil „„. v„„,,,rvbl4o‘:} Zttits 'fly 4311.4 be tttit.t.t tt) titti ••o%tit.t. , . +. 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