The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-06 00:00:00

I ~4if.x't't,t. I, .11 !,117V.IkNO0L 11,v:1) lbe , 1.,, h ka. tfi fi r dq t .d t „ bL prink elf, t other d t latueti:s.conneoted With it, w , byeo moven tor, tih. weitid, w , .71.1111 by 11ond.1 GI/ which day the 01 n tnietet be tiiiii . o.st!cl, on 14e tionlon for w int; , tiro was his wish that the ihll be now 504;0110 time. Lord nt wed in ohjeilioni to the se.' en n d isvoct,og tlt tlic i$:11 1 ndoriniltiOn re 'qukita he tolderstandiog if it wai before the tionw. iikoWpte I,foxpirtl 11141 no copy, a$ in thd eti.er idlco,he of i' , .4rilAttleot, was kept ~,of paptrs and elliA t titl bt,fine that 1.-JoesQ, but iliac, tint osiiittel %kW, ss;'4ll to the prc. 3 s,„ and tht: fl ott „, e; left in this Lout any rt.e.ord to refer iv. Etri 11,11, svitit reSpce;t to somv 111,4 1 t1Vv11;etiCe ,ati4e . from t i rat c,rctunsia , , ;04,i tklt pettnips it ntivbt be ter to adopt in tb t invcct the prat,licu ot I.llc uthct 'rite Margi::if`, LAtilbowNit titiggetited the pro. priety of reterring . t4 waitor 10;4 CO1(111)Itite. Lord Ls va aroot. act(oie.,e,d iti.the suggestion hut toondlit it better to qousider pi the matter for a few daps, and then to ploptAit: the adoption at wino nwaqtre. The Bill was then read a second tittle, and ordered to be entniiii , ted on Alotiday, Sotne,oitne Papery tespetting the tinniherof Dis. • soitiog Ni c eling tioutica >~ t:re• taut on the table and cidered ti) he printed. F't.) rl PIARDWICXIII r All . A .CCOnti. tb lilt date it .cot,il(l made op for tile preseui yvitr, t. 4 ,intd ,Alusci,vade Sdivir - qt.. " l ,O an, Accottnt irk' ti co , itr Distlnetteb. At !s o i r i:s jinpoi it from4rt.iana oine'e the "pit• ,' , n,i •••• , J , rtioary, Adjoutned.,, , , S' HOUSE OF P ELM, flormy, it , fi ;:= 1 t 2 L; I t I ., PARLI)I3IIEIVI. Several Private and. Loeal Bills were . bronght up 'from the Commons, and rvad a first PI.ACES IN Ri-VERA(ON. The Or.'er ut t lie nay being roovcd, The Earl 01 Gx.4)3VENOR PUrito , nt to no• tine,' to move the see0.11:1 - r.-40 og of the I.ltll tOr pre ‘e, tittg the grantit% t-t Kier% in Reveilion, felt that the present moment star Ito! the moo. ata— spicions tot carrying that .tiiltuary measure into etle.i; but he waa not theiefore diseouragrd horn endeevouring 'to do his duty, and to redeem the which lie had given to that effect to the pub lic. Thu re were, besid , ; , , many ciro.unittances netiti with the present ineoure, which. he contd have whdred to bring uncle' their Lordships' eon si,letatiort at the same time; but noth r wag he present ' , the moment for entering 11. to that discus- Sion. He should. hoAever, perevi.tre in the !me he had Chad:ill out to himself, and persist in , inov, ing the second trading a the Bill,. let the result be 'what it might.-. He knew that it Was the iniewion • of the .Noble anti Learned Lord on the Woo,sack to oppose . his motion, but he , noted that INnble and Learned Lord would not forget that in plopusittg the.suspension of the. saint,, fill last, Session, he had a great. degree! aekpowledged ,thu justice w its principle. Their Lordships well n e w th a t 1140 sure which he had the honour of proposiug, . potted ,with the Finance etioinutiee of Ow other . douse; n Committee to which tile people at large • looked Op with 4.ol,lldcnce for many ,salutary lations in the expottidinii, of the 'notary ; ;mu al. ▪ though their patriotic endeavours had not met Willi the IfficcAnis wey,des t lyed, (ioi many diifi- . bittes and illaconragerne,nts tia& Wen thr o wn to their ,wriy, ..,. : perhaps even by, those w1 , .0 should rather havelart., • !Voted ' , than oUstratect the tveasure), still that Coin • mittee had deserved the thattiot, anti obt tined, the I . l , Altest,approbation of the , peoplo.. .) I.)s it ‘t. k r, mid riv)re that) jute and-candour to avow. flu ,Ironitt loot t etr it 0104 intention nor• thvir Libut.loi.; and inure tlaVolltiole time anieed, :.irrifro • ,Irusted it w 091,1, nriog torwArd a • 0 0 trvrtore„,whieh f,lse Pvt.tolic nad just reason to e. l , ect • .; . •tivottici• be adopted. ;['he NObiel..arl,eynclutled with wovmg, the second ryaLling of the • • - The 1.0.10;), ,CriAucEt.Loa never had, and never . would say 0411 the 1)1 . .6461)1u of the fill was not a good one,.an&L tit to lie a , , leti ()Pon ; but he obie6tcd to it os,, atti..mpting, at the, tune to carry td ) one part, sand tbit . comparatively but, a less tinperiant find len nrgent pArti tit . alma; measure with which ;the, present was but; slialitiy c.nticG•ied. ,15 the power 'of grAtiog plAct , ta in' reversuntr were taken from the Cruwti,,,he tic as its rl lots to .t,;e tt by pLiccii an politession might not be taken aWatal.to, power kid been ves:ed in the Crown for three, tour, or fire 'centuries ; arid had 'often burn exercised . this best oh ; lets Was Out, therefore,. for withdrawing it nunl she Crown, without being sure that sticli a d.taleattoti trona the power of Crown would 14-0 d to sonte,i,enei al measure of great • poblic cousequenceof the vi4iottz. whict, p cion w pt 1):4,1 thOught,]vi over to in iroduce ,be It eowcy Bill, thepower of grantikg phicer in diet ‘e . rstuti wilt now nt atAlkinee, ;.1,41- tate Ow question, tlirreh , te, under the prciera would not, in his opinion, lead to a ll y pliviical good, The Earl 01 GRQSVI!Nort . bricilv re e ,lietl and t e • question tt.:ll , g pin, Iliac the iid a sceond owe, it v,•as w i , 11 , 11t div Won. The vs a Poo e. tit it moved, that the I! II be rejetetl, „ , B4rl Gniq thought that be going too far, • in to the nine ipie nt the. Lid, and to tie etcp, darieus of the politic; Lois idea wooid lead him rattiLr to cortiiidet it as 'mute limp e r to • , ,rnove,, 0110 1,11.0 Lilt Lei read a becotal Lim:: months, Lord v er,t , oot„ coull mit bid 'hail, Ilt,tt it, col ey,ietect.;! of the teAtio..ioloi lA;w that pimcr, hapdi (,; . 1 tic lit! 114010 AI tor the lilt t,',.:111 he qix. - ickl. kit! liit; , ti objocii i oy, accoling to the 0p0, 10 ., the Noble It ' w , t s then moved, that the Bill be read a. SNCOmi• :"I.ti six. tutriittli .atticotlilltait was agreed to. VICIDAY, APRIL 5. Mr. - I‘lO,llHYArt• pri'setttyd aPetition front the Ship thvbri , ; apt th hart cit i.m3,liil t , tic con tru ion (it . Pocks i.:l•,tite Isle ot Tbdtict. The I'.'tttiut) wit, 4441 +lt, tke.tai•k. , , tits inottort.ot Mr. CAL CU Nl."l'. the W , 'aiti Of Kent loc.uuro BM woo postidoucci 30iii Mt. WI4 A RION plegented an tk(!coutit of the Sow.;rlt Nlorl y graotett , by t.Fr the (1)- looy of of Sierr.t Lv.ooe.; ot the Appoint. t0 , ..0t of CloefJostice ot thOt TRINID Mr. 13 13ninvusr preseoted a Presented a Peet. ti t an tlae.:Vict.citaidt. of I:rtmrol, pro tog that the Brit i.,11 ext,:oded 10 the islond ot -1.11414 1-La, observed, tlt rt iii - o "0.11)- Je.l ,was already muter the Colisideratton of hi; Mi jcsty's Governittetit"; therefore tor the presellt h. move, l'hat tile l'entiott ht. 1:Ii(1 t,ti the table, ott some future day to cail the alien of the 'knit: to it. AfAIRAYATT though. hi 4 !tight 1 - fono9rahle Fridncl near him (inc. Chancellor of the Exche quer) ougnr , to have had semtntiing satitda6tory on • tile . stthject. v . , . The Catioreptt.t,na of the - Ey,' etattsa,,.:did 11 1:Pt. • think it mekaisaly ti-) say arty thing, his „Right ilonotirabie ud had alteey st,ited that the sub. jest was . unci , . , .l* the colisitkrAtiou of his 11 1 ,1ajesty's (iovernment. , The Petition was then laid on the table. SUIT()ItS IN. CHANC,LKY. Mr. Mi A, TAyLoit'gave,notice, that he would,: alter the ICcess . (he thotigin:on Abe 74 it of May), I eneW the notice whir) he had brou..ht forward some vieeks since, respecting, Suitor:; bi'ttae Cokt of t;Laucery. 01. (O \L TRADF, On the Moilon ol Mr. H. SMIT*; the Muse vt'titi into a Committee on the BttS:ol Cod True. Tile Hun. Oentleinati proposed looxtrnd the exittlp duty on Cuali to thOse Ports, East at the . Holmes. , s , thi. proObsition Sit tuntitts irioalAN tr.oven an Amendment, whicti'went to testi io ti,a, privilege, And to confine it to the Monmouthshire GmAl. Cii/iNpeLLOtt oldie Esc 11 Vo.natt disapproVed of both Proposition,, cos itijurion4 to the. revenue ; and considered them as ing front a dispute be. weer , t he t wo caned. proprietors. Thellesolotion proposed by-Mr. Ti. SMITH was oppo , ed . by Mr. 11 Mr. Thompson, MG Hull, Mr. Wharkon, titc. :inn supported bk Mr. .13.1thutst, Mr. Adams, & After colisi..;crahl , cf. - ;nituned in discussion, Mt. Stwill withdicim his- Itesointion ; and tlic.ainc'Lidirient of q. Margin also withdr..wit, upon an undcp;taralitig tnat• the bunjet : t would utiOergo fUI I her considcratiurG Thu Hoqse then resumed. Mr. 11. S 4 .4l . rtt gavt Ile" would, on the "4501 ut A.; 111, mine to rcpcal f Inlieli . of LIIC ,14 gives to tile I'loo dlietor4 01 tli Motiliaduth sl,iro e);ctisiAvoi tioiti duty coals. l'ltiN I F Its ftIiGULATION BILL Thu lions: lino N Coninnitee ou the Prin itab. 11080kil 0.; entuties weie rvad, when Tnt: 4 1 ' t oitNelt GE,NEFAL oje6ted to the dilllSe ,t t.:OL (0 io;o.e ~1y (.11e pci),hty t+li hi ttllt I'S :.rid I. (); 1 1) , A,.113hiti t vi or Wi.jrk ; 111'10tit, tw; 1:10p 1r Cic.;t1Ip11011 Ot the Prlnter'S N,IIOe all(X% Alt. MAettN.Wished err remind the lion. and Le:nocti Gtititieffl,ll, ilf;jl m etfitd, did not go to aher tht.i.tnal ies ; tor I lhd in hug 'whatever renaliics tt,e foriott Act ittitcied, ikotild remain unioneited lay lid* .14. The io to,w3s pas ed'at a tiolo o ILOTU WBq rcasoli tolappre. 1101,(1 dao4er to the butte,- in consequent( e of the inellifigs of filo ( Safely; fittnger W.ts now gime uy, to there:ore he saw no lea Son A 411.1110 heavy ‘perialttes which that' Act had int shooid iOtnairs, lt , was certainty a very hard ease Priotera Ilfat for evety paper they eirctl 13teA.A titi, drnietil ti.in; they should be li.ible•to se. aid the Legjdature though with for ;,n Was paSSCLI SOOla trot! SOILQ for in., &trinity ing cei tam pt• rsons,ltona the oppressi venesi of in it Art. the Hon. 'and Loafed Gernienian thoeght 20). wa.t. too .rnall stun, lit 3 had nn oh. jection, in order to secure Ins evprOhation, that a larger penalty Should be imposed ; but be could not , think th d . for eVefy paper pt,itAisne c t, ttt pe. ‘rialty should attach. tie could not' see the degree of neural turpitude .which existed to warrant it. The Government had .already provided sndici e ndy ' for the security of the subjett against libels, by im posing many rettiTi(tions upon - -.persons entering into bit,itie;;.s as Printers., In the ,first place tarry 'were obliged to register their printing-presses and types at the office of he . cierk oldie Peace of the County, : ~ and ' their names and places of abode; they were, of course, as well known Lis arl set of Tradesmen, and it they acted wront;Wertt easily made emendate to the laWs. 'The Eton. Gcnttemen contended strongl 3 , against the injustice of eorninning a;futn- porary tl . i, w;:en the otec slily which authorised the pa4ittg it 110 foiift'er • Alt. 17. GIDDY Viil4 of 01,;t diet penalty Pihnoid be liwittd, a 84%10 coo , . A The CHNcEri.Lott of the 1 , .,“:41 VOX Mt did not thitoltahat the exaction of, a siii i .;l o p c y 4 . o , 3 l,l i „ ail cases be soffitient. It might be enough to pre., vent these Priiitera who Ind good' intention., h our violating the 1.,w, but , the chanee, of being corn., yelled to pay 2oi. would not deter men w,lio Were ihtluenced by o . lllllla would . propose 'rather int lid Niv.:Lettdl,6 chtuse, to itiOd la the hie.. the power Of tuttigt ing, the *o4.af4je i COrred, I,:tion to the amount of a sitig.te penany, if they should think fib so to do; and to give as ap. - potent juristliaton in such Cabeti If/ Abu Court of l: hater ; - LORI VW. K STi.:iNF, obj‘t. ed to tl e etior artobspowel which we4iti-he ..eituct to the. algisttafei . by the, propottion of the It 4111 Holt. Cieutieht3h. He re.' wet (cif that the preht Bid did not g o tiltottetb e r repeiii Ow :30th 01 the &tato , att Act whtch wtti irltroilitced at a partich 4 4r Alum for a particular pia f , . The ATTOIINP,V-GKNEUAL could ttoi with the Nobte Lord, in the opinion, that it w, s ad vfsiable v. body to tel:eal the 39th of the King. He read a clause, wkiell it w3B intentino to propose, by whicti the letgistrues, ott r eQpri,::;(lh, wimid etnpotveral to hotigiki lb a suiu opt less than 101. - Sir S. Item 1..1,V declared, tl.at if it were/intended to lea , e the law io a rummer as re allow the possti,dity..w th e . ao titordation of .ponAttesto,..-the enormous antottot (4 . 20 or 300001. it u attic, be ex ,t he otiencesagaiost the I ,W tvitAt tit cours,-.' proceed' '6'6 . but tven or all $11 , ,,i).,,iti00 of the ti,eatest stirelv the lioase tvonici noticonit:itt that tl•e pubh-,:atintr• of a! lihet pOsility draw on 'the publisher stn b 611 enorinoifs hue. A strohg objection ho he had to the exiiiting I..tw on this witti, that it piptisbe,i ihihscrihiihate 1y thoie Who vitilatell'' it inative;tteoily, iiu.l those who d it ) criaorially, ali hough the fornwr would i.ect•s-iarily-I.)e datet3ed with the greater ease. lie coheurred in the regret ,expressed by the NoWe Lord, that•the - meastire 11..td been Iliad... a pet mattent one. .Before - the period during I.vi,it.:h it wi.s enact ed, such restraints on the nseturand. honourable oc cupation of a Printer had - not Leeo"dee:ittd neces sary, nor did he thittlOhey . were tica:e3s.ny at.pre sent. • • Mr. Lick it AnT agreed with • the Noble Lord; • . that i t woott. 4 . be inexpedient and .fatigeronS to leave to the Altiqi,tnites the power of coliyitl:fing id pe e mitres ft) alt 4,tirr,rited extent. it bei . taking .from Jul iv?, the ritilit of d•Aert»lning on deseri,,t'ion, ati;l wtviocT that ri g ht to the itunices and •, . , .• to the CUUrti of'Quarter •Sesstoni . ' o it,:s he ceinici 'never consent. I)etcrmi:;ed,L:;ll.lny as he was tti-the,licentioni-ness of the ptesi o . could rier ., :r agree to vest such.a io the. hatids of the Nla gistrates tinil the Courts Cl!larter only eurreAion which, stiAgcsted ii 41f to:his otioti was lei :litllit tht extent of the i.en,:rty In wiii;ll4 tjta Magistrates tliould be einpowerQtl to c.cti 'Per haps tool., might be found-a proper hinstatton. ; Air.. 111 . ,%. 13e1 . ;.i . erl t C , ;:nrh;i,co io ee , idcfer *hat would be the r IL . c.f, the exce,, , ive penalties whioh i 1.:: proseia permitted: Pettalrie3 did It , . L 'l,, tvifr:tk litTy io the Crown. A moiety, wear, to tht! intereortr. I t therefore the Crown were rii. , ipor,erl to remit its -snare ot these p t:- nalties, a • Cciiimorrintornwr milla site lot his pro portibtl, and thni•WOuldo peroleagii.perpotr.4l im p, )n nicht on , the li:.frty ffendilt. No tt was wrlj lito,,k'n • t!.is(., of tines ot im pri,tniment adj , dgpri by ttp.:;Conrt ot 1.1,1,01 seldom exeeedel years. Li t the Coalinit-eo ren'olktt citoOotstancis She exi,tinrr Aot I.s j toils to prevent the of pa:sers ot a seclitioni lentlettcy,.Jly Whie;i wOlO rated 'in 11)0 'l.;iette,Societi Lad cea..tifki to eXtSt ; the evil to -th. ht c‘o rf twist I heft( 0r..! have Ce,isetf to'ext , t ; and' wit, at a to' dr,- • fot(er„ on What stren settle ,enactinenis could bct coilli- Micd in 30 ) the extent• Of the •peo:iity slioul 1 k) , .' li inneit. What he Was tin:tiousto e tit hylt, mr•,lq, that the inl'endil; party sho...ed Sued lor only oi , e penalty. Ii thy seak,,le •penahy at present ei , iiCteLf were Jet it be iticrea.e.d, thuuld consein R . ltl6lo;itly, yet lie wcnilit agtec: eVen t o the extent of liar periaby b it g niade leao. titg (~. the' Magistrites the tikerciron of Mitigating 11 to, ‘sl. tiC; WOlllO a l so propoe that it s.intilditot De in the power of 'an inforoier, any circum stances, if the. Nragisttates. were 's9 ill riclVlsed as to let'y the intent the [kindly; to pf - vent the etoWri, • it it lhought proper, from reinnhing the whole, lie adyertt.l to many easCs in which the law. might be, inAvertently viotated ; and unit indeed b a d U r ti n, ortieulnly ithtanced'ene of an HonotirNe t Meer.. ber, a merchant of cxturisive who for tnany ye,ffs tbld;ignot:ltitly t iiil,tcd ;lie la VI , in . printing 'hi, hills of Ladin, ; another at an He i n. Mew. her, Nvho, when a (2,itutlidate for the East ' ltttlia 'Di reqiioni,had violcirod . the law its 4 sirnilartnanner in his addresses to the Proprietors of Etat' IrldiaSfock. Would it hezt ivisoibie l+: tie. to litipigr'sirtito,',the power of levying on per iotii so Cireonisi,Theed,''or indecd 011 perwirs otherwi,ic circutrii;anc„ d enotinueswhich, by the exiMing they had incurred ? , The Alil'ortNlY - GF.NIIII,!‘L, to 'enew his Honour able and ',earned Friend how dispos e d h e w..s tti conciliate hitn on this sahjeEti agreed to ititroduce a clause b'y which no person ,slicinid to inore ttarr - 26 forfeitures ouor.) . . tow Words from Mr. N'trmrsLai:ono tt ;Intl Mt. MAR I'S, who aaritlieSeed the, ptiyo,iiion his Right Honour'able and Learned, Friend, Ire clause was . in trodticect and ; and the vti.. ot the initigateit penalty' was hXvd at '6l. 'The reirtaining clauses Were then agreed t., ; atter whivit the floose resumed, and the report v.;.14 or deied to tie received on Moriday. FORkiGN nt Mr., LF,Aqi nitrictt.' the 'third reading . ot the Ft). feign Ministers' Salaries Bill. Lord F., Psp9ittite. telt it his duty to' expr,is his decided ,disapprobation of the t ill . No etaims whatever' had been urged, which thus - required interference of.Varliamen.t.. Not twentptour Lour.t had chiPhcil since thiu hionse` refused to a. Committee to consider the claims of the (Jilleers of our, blare army; and the money which they had refused to the claiins - of these gallant' they wers; now called upon to vuo to Who had ticfvatiCrd .no chum whaleVer. H 0 trusted that the House would pau,e belOre they acc . etleci to a mea , ittro of this description ;' tint k; Quid tort, 11 1 0 Vt all all a l Delldihellt, the hal ha r 4 rit! a third tints eh i l t day tifX 111 Doth,. Mr. Moituts repitud to the hpeech of the , Noble Lord.. Itutividu4s hat not ' cle . ithr.t.:l any elaims to Paliarnitiii, because it i 6 could di, s' trri„osiible that they flit such etaims could riot be rirde•a *l4 jet,' I of c o liiititl ' aiton by th Ilt e I 1( >;t., Byto111;:of al.hougdi tit( yt. rvi,os 01 in divitltlitll wiw &seen int);oyed C;I i1;0 pm.:lV had ei%Pleti, 4:1),41,10J 14) o,m , it) them a portic,n ot atio,caric6. "f :nit • Act, no Never, deptited the Crowo ot , .thist prew fi - ative. I tie eacnin,i.ol4_e witich-di'ltinguished niciivtdaids to whtlril he h a d isJiud tt l, from ill oi:tcf.2' that t 1 It • - site itarly situated in other respelt, wat, ti retreat from service was not voluntary, but delieo oti political accidenti,over whi eh t hey hit,lnocent io Ile - heartily supported the 13d1; and he W3irril' ed than no wan •A'Vllld supl)ose that he ' lll lice.ced to do So . by the circtilu4iince Honourable Relation of his (we presume W. ) might (. - 2otrie wiil,iu the scope of its iv titio.—lic was a(:loafed by motives of r. alacb tai public li:store. M. observed, thirthe Reuse had' p. , ssed the first tu'dasure f reform, wiu totot&d on the Report of their Cotnalittre th.it than they ‘vere required fti Ho! t'vetlfie • 111 .t ruciiiiLire could be piaci/ t N Plitt It it) he repuilicd.': That tit bich + khed to examine. U 'sni restioilai"o"' were' pric,;!colA for the me3snie p lemcit,tl. Those wtio reeofie oed lll 111`.!ii:11111111( !wiry oil:urn:nets of WO , toecnber that a 1;01, ‘vils then bi,tight in for t'fi guh.itidtri of the Orlicefr , of the Exchrirr, redw.iion of the ernelitneut of ihe Vow, lArhen that 'Bill came • from the Conirnilteetth' was•:l anise in it, providing that it sliatiht 3 ' 1 . 11 rate agri:nst a•Grant in a Reversion by bit Mr' to 'l'hurltissr; Of 3 Teliership of the Es dlsr • lA , . tit clause- the • flousellisii&reed, n~ tall itig the. extraordinary exertion of a gre't ( Lord Kenyon), who Then advocated tile t'g i s : ol : ii•diyiduals, othet LaWyers now ads'eca e4s ii ,o arid he, (Air. thought, ss. (./fi a division upon this ct', ll l„ t . :o"ltt:' , er faVour of it ivas 49 1 4' 1 '; to o Ile would repeat what lie had ststetl 0, ztia4tlof this Bill ruunely, that if l' , 0 11111 : 11 i ,ii, ,top in repeal of the principle of „l er .lot • Session, t bey must take Motif •A'hOse vs•ere Bill applied, For iostaice, I,resfoil t r) : 1 " ornio0• deprived the I""vcr. ; ), no ! e,4,ek:Aapt riOn undo. cl,a better ~oit lit 4 iifdiv;doicii,,,,,,6"oie case 'wa s" otter:3"; He a still sl rofiger eircamstiincz " itidividttats. who bad ben.derifiviu is , Ses..iioo, of the eipectittion I ' ) wricu they had a till owlet' "v","; 1 1,,, , Path:litient. Ev th,e, A c t' o t /tow"' and by e l:1y [0) ii;! of • ,fourid e ,ti rn'' q.' • ( . 111 :'• 1 1. 1.o:ince Commit' ee, the Cl Oll e ""4 . owl" elfic ""a to grant allowances to ce itain ; 00 ,6: che nangl,ini'l and" Scotland; it Way Wilt) i;:)(1 scrVeci 0:0 yr',ll., ov, ot heir ; sai,iries„ •by the het of 1311 atinwaores "ere reduced to one- 0111 c ', 1 ,,!,; 1 )t thelit: O ffi cers. Had not the itidol`"11: i „0•• • her!. lore; ten owes g,e'l'G" P lOl O, than the diphonatic J t-?1t:l I I ti4C FlOptVittd 11101,3"fe siiipusei from t easoniog !ha t ' l '`: i i` 1: cot ei:iiiined any \visit Of (I)eutiq; :• 11, ') P" 10,1 Sessioe I F a r Iron Pry I'"` 1:41..5je") of 3operutlimation had bce' l 111 '9 the rc!..l3xed which 'Govt . 0.0 ,0 , , previttugy indulged oil slinicel, 'W.046 t),;''' tiol The A(1. ..last SeS.liol/ 101.1 s s~d‘ V . l4" o ,ls r '. ll "Plerobiliion of country ; an d it i ,de Ise ;_dihUurbed; because a claim wa s ; 1 , 0 0 ,0 •° r Inree who, he 10( 1 ' 5°41 suffered by it so extensively as roarlY tree -tipparters o f the gil l they wanted was to .put these same sitnation., as that in which „ T t ' ; ' '' ' r. f(i r" !lit4 Act of last Session. impossible, TO agree' to the I\ w ;:i i t t ): l l l l •s ci e t e c i r:s: 4 a t :s c a cLLort cif the IsxC ti ila r 4 ' •wttreriniglir be tbe: r nerit , • t 11°11,vi it woufd not afford rucl , r ; P 1 'CI' ellt aii' apptchenderi f,.• it i‘ it Ii - resped 'to .the oper ation o bes• he•b 33 • 0, ell thoio 111diVidlthIS W t ; 011 ille Vand of 'Old Stores, ha did.O rr i 1) ,;, Preoous praCticc,i'of GOvernivent Cis to induce , any of those individuAs c• 1, I ,heY . 1184' a claim 611 thit fond to 3 than that which reinaincti idler ih e Act. ~.And as to the Excise 0610110, vsosirsl Hon, 'Friend said, that the Mt of 101t ed ilit; 31 ;;, two • them of expeatai4 rights ci' l ' t t oro g two former Aots, .the fad . wits, Ifi ' h oor A' l ; Teets the Werairlore4sed bY it waiprovided by it that, ate c , t o i ,thrqe.;-fburtlis merely,. but the , whu t f, 0 9 ("” ,.) j'. l :o should be allowed to an Officer. 1 , 1 si 4l ,41tko. that te..nuiTll,•)er,. who had th e sliP co datt , V,' - 01 Justice'for corriplaint, mot I rani c ` l ;' . who enti , red as•Cle-ks. in that • tlt'P s , r od ot":), Public seivice. during 0 - short I'll rhe,"„f rllOlllll, betsveen the paisingvi Ihe alluded , io by his lino. Plieud; gi' Gv " itr 3 ",,g es co, of the Aet founded on the ef,o" 1101'11:4 Comtotticei Nutitiog cools] 1; 0 I , l '" 'r 1 . ,vi Choy: Who had tutered the service : 11 ',7 1 were not' to cOloplittu u expec tat ion4i, 'rhe 1-10 Use tberldividcd-- . l'or the Amenctment - dj ' • l galist ti . .., 5" - A —J7 tr. n.--. NI ajoi jiy . • , 4 0,4 , ad r , ..,,, T i) : iTil 'Val' then read a third tirre 0 iv it,',,i, „fol; _ wport4 ,?t the Trlvately Sit 4, . 0 1 AO' 6 ,,,,,, ',`:,._ 1'6,70' Robbery, ihe iesetlim,-,f;w`_oo,,i it) be ; 131110 were tuought up, and thisi3ills ui ~ id 4 thtrJ time oit Atlonday. !lid i for . Fh.?"' the Order of th e al liein rt. -..i ll i [41." ir‘Z)lvisig it4 , :it ituo:11 Cetutuitlec t'il7l;'' ifutiQr`. 2')111570:le iose, 1-le viisbod, " Li , 1.,;,, 't.' temilved nor iiito the Cotottiv't: ji,,e,;(i. melr 31 teril i 01) 10 a subjvo v,,biett- WO ; 1/1 cot o i ' t lii,;',ltint'd iiy bial ono:, Llf (.o'lo ill 111°,1 0 1 •i' '' , ~,,,, l'j"li)ii, ti'll 011 0 iadt iio iod It;' ~,,,is; i l ' (,(;:Wily 0:1,1114 ,11011. flo o,ledett to tr•''' . oil s'iv 1" , 011 cotrvlrAA:u tfortte ti:be •; 1 1 . P ° °I '''''