The Sun. — London, England, 1811-03-01 00:00:00

NA V A L rr Fga..27. — Arrived last evening 4:02 .. 14 ajesiy, ship Maritoroggh,. of 74 guns; : Cpptain Seirn, front the:squadron in Ea sque Roads::, 'a few / . miics to the. West ward of this . Port she passeci vessels with their bottoms up ; we stated vesterdßY that six•bogiiheads Fench wine had been brought. , tither in.the Etizul e tk . imack, belonging tbn 'this Non, Ricked up near th...EdystotteLigtht•louse this,doy the Two-Iltulkers ficiisiuglmaelt:, , picktAl • IJ) ten mote hogsheads of the tiaine wine ; iteverfli ' °f the iftixhatn fishing smacks have also pinked t 5 h ogshead s of wine, supposed, to be fartof. the santell;. t argo ; and the day' beiere yesterday :the Caw:sand fisonats fell iu with' shout 300 :hog:heads-IA Frel ol whitil, wine fluatin fora, q off this Port ; it IS' thoe.' tio use d that rhe—vrecks passed by the. Marl -66"11,1;it ctiniauled the aOove dud which i• a. P r° b 4 bd , i-k ity tnusf nave been ne utra l ve4b mels fro Frante, The San Xnfael Jinebt battle ship, that MIS lately br ' l lght into Slit10:1 Pool in order to be useclas a fl°4llog docklor tnerehant shins, 'was fur the first time ttivd tor that purpose yestetday, and it is ex- Will be Will be found ni Ilia niost essential serwee to reautile inte.ed of th:s town, the American I)l3tlvideri being taken her for the purliose of • Arrivcti his Majestr's Ship is la, of 1 8 guns , AlClieStM 1 1 1' , trotha CtiliZe it) the Channel .; Pur,ugurse buoner Delestnedo, Rost, .master, front rya crfurd, with a cargo of provisions, put 'u tur CtiLIVOy the orig IIMLkJ 1, 411(1 1/Iwguld. MoLLIN, from Loodotb•wilt a Latgµ, "41410:Culk, .putio here by contritry fro .G(1 , Good /went HAN/4111101W ; and Chri s ti an , C oo K i. 41W , alkl ; Then . tro i . MAY, from Bristol; ' l6° ...Srij . ve4 two i .artels trorn.Moriaix, whithqvineV carried infirm prisoners. • ... —..._ rovrsmotiTitllli. 42 E:. —Arrived sci..i. - Tal 'trans- P3rts fronl'Lislon ; one of the convoy, cht Juno, °Newcastle, funndeied at . sea s. On the f..qtli ins an!: thecry vof ail saved, a H nd on buirtl ihe -fr.r‘lner's ' i '' 'd Vl 4 . A N ewc as tle .. % • .-• ~ unu the traniporta, Arrive4lllo, L ' qed Mift: ' Iron) the Cal;;o . l6'cOCl iinFe., and the Gni . s 1 ' kli . ric 81 /4Ath 'p of w ar tram crwze. Sailed til e ; • • •, a 1 7,7 on a cruize. 4'4410141r, F at. ,2 6.`—artived't his day t 'Arne tleaa '410 1) it" ; . lkoul New York bound , t i i it4 o; 46 ,daytiipairngo.; two irkensports'rorn. 66i1 ' 16 daYs passttge the Duke 'qf Kent packer , 1 24 P 1 ' Cooerswort ratworth. t re4ll:n *ea rl / 8 P a tiage. Tht N'oti:•ioterc ou i s e L 3" n regard ") 1 114 was again tak6 platie- on • iati aht the ~d . , American rrtional• ichoon er • Revene' was °II ti 3 e coast o f A merica a few g days befote the P 3 ektt DiNpatf.ll p is just :arrived irccun Sun file Mnj eclit eily's ship Fronchi _se, with a firet for tile , ,erravran,. as also die °WAN atd boutid 1111/ rt 4kain by contrary wind.. . , ....- .. .: ' , Cfj44 )* Fka.. 22:—rhe For tunie frigate has ro , uri, ,o t , -,..1 ttn4 putt trout a cruizr, atter eiptitil6- 111, . 41 We regiVi to state, r at h er a disastrum occur . , ellce. ,;e..,1011 Tin a. short . time back with an I:llenlY'N priviiver, itudei' such Litcultistances 'that it *llllll.Qtighi adViSible to attack hrr by,the boats o f t' ' l e itigstN This auempt, rthotigh mad,: with iht le :11t""ry gatia'ntili and soirit t:f Our navy, was no., Icceil. ..Tti : e I.)l).iti 1344.e.6 iiiikerjblu' lo s s in kiii' 1 : 4 , L1 , 1 ni .wi.itinded. NV , . are not in possession. of ,t , ,c ' l Milars of the conflict wore than what we state. gat. . —......, .. , . I._olcomfit,,, 'rip. 27 ,—T he Justaira transport, ii`,a_l.ll..,omion (or' Curb, haa . put io here to distrosi, ii . ., o n i on lir' boats rails, and bad cue man 'lrc'wll.l, . ' tf RAI., un. Arrived a n d cal l e d f or the r '..4ht kitties oiantevona, h.nmeritoßNE, Master, fror D the \ • 41:he oniw. srd-hou'd' ships remain. (>. - . LONbON' PASHIONS. 1 , , Illtok ',... ' . • kt j , ErtM AN Al'S it Or O SITOO.Y Or AUWO's Pi6II"INfPO ~ 111ANUVACTUItEfii &C. ' ' '.'. ~ , ~1',,. 3 r‘i.sll4)Nrs kott, ' ' • .• - ~.... . , • ;'-cAltatitog,Aß •NtrAfg-tottint- corrti NI E... co tar ..1 1 1ili rll9 mißi 4p . wt . l , , Witt),_ longsteeve!iaztn.4ll.:o44, 1.,,,,,T. effnipoien of 'sprigged jacatiot nnt4llll. w,,, t. . f• I ..,, tt;,-(ite.work ► at the feet. A folk 'peltse,'`or tote wr4ppjl)g. rLi(„' 0,4144461 a laltntrt:l.vobl treithl , the • cAolte I ,,, iiiona i',l,"; 4Wne sitle of the coat Ifinnyten whit a bi,Jan blacickiNatf -,,,.;."`'red lab+ a wißged collar , . in jhe t. - ;,:ntre of kfripoft,.., l i i It'illt UP', c6rope:ied of. white satin 4tilti late; ' : &chin , . if " title, black lace, 'partially illAtilhg the taeti:airtil.tilltPogl tir wird ' i thc z left side. klulf-boo • f green cloth • atvl.kpolif Pale ,it 9 . • a 14,1,.c0Ictired kh,f;' ' ' •'. ' ' '''''. .- . . . oPP.fiek iißts34, ..,.. r‘•.A..tiiinple freheli /Nick' of-;white jossatncr ~3 ill ticks vynh 4.i1-trut,ilecile, edg 'at try kNefill fOrtrilnii- ' 8 '4',Att liorryk 4ilvqf brgining ; c•-stlis and. c1:3444q9k14-11,'• 1,...4..11_°,11. kl.). ilimi,'-tup—i6-c'o'at; .0. p4c.-airtber-bliet ..i.?i,f.n‘ll.,:tl::. ' 4l :l:tr''llr 4 bllntti ° 44l t collar; trimmed (IOW)! cacti !tiPs. fife, . ')444‘1'1,10..1ff,,b- The coat thtoWn open if v fltinkot.thec . 4ir ' Netklaee ana eel...rings of pearl, or .I)clu),,t,i(Me rif-141,""cklLutlt in horn, &imply toblificel till the'efo!vta, t+ , with heed' 6r other innentatit 41. arblic ~..Sllli.trs, .trs, Lit a n,„,_ehalrit ea the Ctlikt, With Mill 411,icr clallls. •''' 44 14 ^ "it etc , • ; :". , '.DUKE OP ALB VIZ qUERQUe; ' ,ftintistaiatroa addressed to du: NOional congress by ins Liceltenay the ottlie' of A LsexQusii 2u-s, acconipa, • . ) )ylitg .a Met - 11044 with regard-to his Condutt in respeAtt 40 .: • he junta at Cadiz, a n t i t oe arrival , of the Artily uuder. Itia 'ommand at that place:— .. . . ~, ilesiett,--eThe installation of your Majesty is an. pieta is. terturiate for Spain, as it WB3 desired by all ~ , wko low her - true interests land there is cerielnly 'nqi gpog pahlard whodoes not regard it as an epoch of the most Battering hopes, under theauspicea. of ybur Majesty,. . , . ..... No one, Senor, can exceed mein this, nor in an 'ardentlesire„to sacrifice my life in defence . of the !c unery . ,.., ....Ete fore. that great event, which I .consider , s fer i teriate.for my country ; .I ..every day exposed Jnylkife.titi defence ,ef . our.sacred cause : for honour atid,fpr .th it cause I have abandoned my property, torgr men. my safety l and spared no fatigue or sacri hpe *which the , genetal,lood required.... This, and issued pore, is, easy, when honour is the reward.--, gor'it,tnen fight ; it f6rms ,;.rod officers, Who never Call exist WitilOilt it t hire, iii Ilion, it is indubitable, that in the career of arms there is felt no other im pellut stirnialuS-I do not say in great,acl,ions, 'but . even to th'e fulfilment at the most common dotes in the face of a'i. enemy, particularly in armies which have not been able to ceequer'; for in conqnering armies private interest may have some plate, boitig gratified with the spoils of the count ilea e•hich fuey ~ subdue. . . . . . . I ,ousider your 11Iajety as deeply penetrated with this truth ; and being fully persuaded that your Ma jesty will support with ale your power this'principle of military honour, so essential to the salvation of the anthill. ; I feel also convinced, that you will . receive with satisfaction the subjoined Memorial, which I have the hoeour to present, as one ot the first fruits et the invaluable decree establishing the liberty of the press, '.re ibis liberty I owe the power of skewing that military lienout supports itselt in Spain, and that by it those' doubts may be dispersed, which Were propagated against me and the army under mjeceirs inapd. Its honour and mine cannot rest satisfi e d Orli ambiguous plirates, and measures . procured by stealth ; it becomes nectusary to proVe to the world thnpropriety of its eondua, displaying at the same time the malice or the ignorance of those mho have. sought to thin. censiarea . upoil it. . •l • Since illy &pat tore from Cadiz. tip to this date, I haVe 'sacrificed this , poitit'of honour to silence; and . I cannot do less than represent to your Aftijosiy, that this . sacrifice, Made Wt, li. arms twiny hands, and still fc , :'.iie Wiien I possessed the goodwill. of the .arinr, btlerided as well as myself, was.so expensive to aria, that it well. nigh cosi me my lite: such wzis the ef. test 1 ea.; forced t o to subdue my •terline,s.— But tfie sacred halite of country, and the et'insifleni-' tied; that it.would,reieVto ruin the important serrate I _ltad just pertormed,a.suvirtg.Cadiz, since the least. corms etiou would have determined the enemy to i attack it different points of the iSla, Which ware I then in a nearly deteeceless.state, and that, hying in possession of the Isla, he would :soon be master : of cadiz,, were considerations sotliciently powerful tu, sileiice the voice of otleint,Al honour. But the in.. ternai.stroggle which I undc:rWent: was greater than Ill y physical strength, , ,d my constitution . sfutiered: opt 3 little as well as may mind. - . Abused, ho'wever, as I _had bean, and my conduct aspersed, I could not without vindicaiiiig it remain in the command. — '111,! former Government endeavoured to give me skpista, - non threugh inctirea nirani, and urged me to continue ; b,:t isehiter my lv?tiour nor soy health. permuted it Separated at last , born the army, I. began . to breathe again, satisfied with the testimony of ,my cans/ tense.' . Tranquil 'with regard. to My censied,.tbe idea of having served my country, oven by my silence and retreat,.has supported Ine till this happy moment, at which I hope, from the reciituee ;and. , energy" of your Majesty, that you will dired that public satistatlien .to be given to the army tw o:leerily command which all the individuals of it de serve, for the aspersieniof the Junta of Cadiz in their paper of the 18th of March ; and to .me the satisfaetion, that your Majesty and the public will ascertain the fad by means of .my subjeined .Me ttiorial. th this just confidence Idesiteetteduallr 1 . 6 con tinOe my services in defence of the country in ink Military capacity, and to render myself itrore.useful to it than . l can be in turpieselit situation.: this I tioW . supplicate through the proper channel. May God preserve, :Sec, ; The Oult.e,. of AI.IIIIIIQUERQUE. LOilCul, Dec 24, ate. . , . 1 Esotur lON pitsseti lir the Cones upon considering weoediug Representation, and Eno Memorial of the u o ke of ALBUKQUiptcIOt:-- • TO , THE - ECILETAiIf or' THE ,WAIT DEVARTAIRNT. . ~ . MOST 1 4 ,XcEL LENT SKNolt, The General and Extraordinarreorteshaits;heara with singular satislatlinn the Representation ,ad dresse6 to them rti front Lctildtitt by the Duke of .Al, butierque, displaying his patriotic Zeal and -his aoxious desire for continuing his military Labours ter . the helierit and defenc e o l the tuttion ; . they h% c itt., consequence' declared that, the DLike et Albitr,- guanine and his artuy.have deserved w.ell of their. country by . their savices, and particularly ler hay-., lig covered the points of the Isla and C4diz, ILUS NOaeding off the invasion of the enemy ;.' and .it is .the will of the Cortes, that . the , Conocit-of Reg,eriey be, made aeluAinted, •thatthe Dttke, desiring to continue in the mihiary career, sloitild rep a ir hither, in' ordee 'lO be CITTIO ) eci 'in the artily. . This we ~ c pfrintunicato. tot:;yeur Excellelicy 'by or de r o r t he 'Cortes, that the Couticil of-licgooey.tbay, take no tice of the sarre, . . .F , e't2. ' ' ' ' ' ' - Josa •MitilINZZ, - . nyv , .= . 4 , r ," . ' .' •: . .roku; AIiNAREt, ) °ecretaties' ti Royallifieof Leon. kin . 4- ' - .• .. * Cuitt4 Fx ctANaa,. MAtcCH t. = --I<rorii the hte contrary winds , cos isei t herd Are - scarce' any , rivals of grain ,41:general, and': waiting..46r)the sup= but few sales are effe,4eci; Wheat. wiVlout ; itarlirsi' anti" tat itielate ; tivatts of each kind continue ut littic frue: 4 t4atioq; ,Ntm Ticks 325. to a3s. per . quartere the of Oats are abort,. and tbi,, trade liketist?it lithe var:l-ition.` SP,IiN. CATALONI.4. GAZETTE EXTRAORDIHApaY, ' JANUARY 16: 'The Superior .IVnta of Government of this Pro vince, has just received the folio.. iug dispatch from k!rteellencythe ad interim Commander in Chief g • • 'l l O THE MARQUIS..OF CANTPO.VEEDA. ~ c lpis now 8-in the afternoon, and yet our troops lave not ceased to pursUe the enemy. The whole' 'ltalian division, composed of the Ist and gd light infantry regiments, the 4th and 6th of the line, and a battalion 'of 'the sth, with the-i4th regiment of diagooni and a company of dismounted velites, have. been beaten and completely destroyed. The action has ,been bloody, but it has been so favourable en our side,-that it has left me nothing to desire. The enemy's division, under the corniparid at Geiltsr3r s. FONTANA, Pstoitaigt, and EUGENI, marched frntii' Valls this morning at g, in the direclinn of. thic:' point, in order to attach me. .01 'the first adrices I marched to meet them ,with my small diviSibn; and in the plain between Valls and Plat, the battle commenced. The division's intiiht in line for three hours . , till the enemy, being reinforced, marched 4000 men towards the town of Figuerola, with.de. sign to attaCk'oUr right flaal. Ou perceiving this movement, I ordered the: regiments ot Ultonia, ot gmlititind VII, and the light baitaliou ot Valenc.a 1 , 4 attack ' . the . in the town, which they executed, di;lo'tlgitig enemy, and pur , uing him to the tin rhetliat'e vicinity of:Valls. The cavalry clia, , cd by road witieb le.atty to the Above town, and thou4li the etteniy'shiirse were 5 vt) strong,; it was impossible tor tht:tifto part.of:thern lied with precipitation, and the rest were cut ropieces on ri t e 4 t - Leisure and a more convenient oppOrtunilY arc Wanilnk 16 peirtkuLtriit the va'hour ;it entikusi;,ttin . with Which our troops longlit.2f e 6tily' Whou as iirosent in the aetion can (Orin an idea o t the mt pidity with. which the Royal finl . sars . of,drznlae:a and the Rdsfal Hussars of chorged the cuenly the victory was decided' by valour 'of these iw(i. eorps', led on by their bra%l: Chiefi, C,..16iiel D. A. VgltAliThaatld Lientenant-(77)1. , t t: corns, of infantry tottiled tile column of attack are not less worthy at coMmeniOrationi . [(ley - Irettaved to my full satisfattion, .as We I as - the light hiithitiOn of Tarragona; which manctuvred With the greatest steadiness, under the orders'''rif its distin. commander, - I.lent.-0616nri CritYAt;;;• : The losS:Ot the etierny not lesi titan t?o1 j 1 etc, without reckoning tltr proicineis, who are millbring:- A great, many uurses, muskets; k.ropsiit,:ks ; e hzti been-C . 1;11661(4. • On . . . ! "On our side, we 'have sustained suc h loss is `might 'be looked fur on sitnil ir o c casi on s.' I h,,ve 'not 'reeeiiged returns from' the diflerent corps, but I e:tleulat4' that ()dr loss does. not -,..xce,xl .00 in killed ',and wOuncled. (). , t - army will piss the nie;nt in Ph, land befrire indrniu n it measures shall be l al. tit to attack the enemy, in pursuance . of' ilk.' slire,lio w ni 'hich your Exet.llency has' given tile. God prserye )uur , Exc,citency, &c: _ " rti:Dito SAK4WiLD," '• Field of . Battle, lan. ts, ass. - ' ihe public may not be OefitiveLl cat nriving froin this the Junta liar ordcroLl io'be pablislietl Ulla Exit cuirdiqary Gazetie. . . W.... hare re k •eived the, following oftic i docurrient, Rht.witig 14e,eNer1:100.8 9f one of the prinelpA , Strales of Conte,deratioii, to streogthea 'the poWer (4,:pitr engrrty. the Conscription is therein principal englizb by .Av i,j o i r . a ll. "1w jii . t . leas flooN.ll.„\tt'kg..tiro a+cc~~itiplish t 1;. Ito 'tulfilment of his dokig,its, in presqnstd pOopkl 01 Gs...loliii)y as a powerful . motive to thotr ready uctlience.to till, inexorthle law . . . PROCLAMATION,. ". Feb'. Ykre, Charles,. , by the G:ace of Grid,. of the Oonfitclthitifoi ot tbwnhiee, -Grand beke. of Frankfort,. Scc. being dispOsait-to exetute 4110,1)4 . 1 ot ciniy whit:this ituposekf:upen us, It - owl-11hour .territory. . . 14,,W 114 heseas, his .Majesty the- .Ernperor of the 'French, by an linparial. -Degrpe, , the 'Paine of Fontailiebleau, in the last•ripiniti, ha 4 d'e 7 .creeti , that on'the 19 of : .Fvbinaty.of the. presimn yeiir, a cantain clutnber of men hball be proviti Inr taielgti service in thg States: Of the 11.11 ; e. 'Conk:deratiou • and w lirreticthe contingent.. which uptiti us / to ,provideinfrnedinely 'Atm `l)oe.deenied it !emu:cheat to old4r that' this lolel;.i; shall j rHiSed whit alioraiveuivat ark!'ed. inipressions of giatitnde to' his Itnperi:il Majesty, :Ind with the greatest willingness to do tour :duty by our Decree, we have exhoriedever'y'riti .izen of .'trastnirgli, , and the inhabitants, as they lovethcir riatke land,or. his property and family,- deliver in their. names to toe Military Cowen!). lino, which is the foundation of, the - success of ide i 'dm:undertaking of his Majesty, and of tilt.; welfare. lot ,the :Stolz " in of der. to secure as . soon as possible the,re, critits WhiCh are req iire4 kiy Lad wind.) htYen providc4 in other.States,,,we lint direct. Prefeas of the tour ,Maitary bepartingpts of, '.our Grand OuchY, to tnf;lie l up a thrnutie,,wniob. is to be` tilled up by, the. inbaboaots, wbo.are to :state :,t he number of yoprig, persons within theipcpritr o ut i , f.)l the various cltissses liable 4).the " It, necessary that we 114on)d remark, by... the:, Tway, that no rank or aituation.cAie.cottsjoere4 A o,,, . 3eeplions, but el'ery ithout.resoye, drag' :be 6,ll,l)elied to s e rve or find a. substitute,, " Given at Friatklort, 29th " CNA ft eS, pk‘t',' marqing. the, kloo,„ cantein 461 14 ,1- e n 560 'Of Lord Aiithipat., led. to 'titt.e Hym enea l a i lar , tire. b'eaiititut'and accorniilished Lady tri.ltty (.4nfis. vit,LE, the ()lily daughter uf.the,Alarcini4,plßucK iiionAt.t.' I:eft:9ll66Y ,wn;:t trfortned a t Ittiek., Ott nine, 'O'clijek: enuOle breakfasted at , owoger, i) L'd residenix in linker-street, and: - 0041.. nnortliei Mit post•ctiarini rof •Suttblk. The' fortune of the 'Lady is 100,0001. IIMPER I / 1 1, PARLE4MENZ. HOUSE OF PEERS. ThURSDAY, FID Counsel was bc•tru iii,ther in the Caste of Lora Cloncorry'a divorce, on the question of the admits. sibility of the letter of iaidy cioncurry, ackipswit. ledging her otfence, as evidence. ThN Lord Chan cellorefterwards ruse, and Made some on•ervations on the su!)je4.et. Jhat tarter. kits Lomship said, that he understood Were were some precedents u•voit their hordslsips' Journals respecting the a4taissiou of evidence of this description, anu ..e shovid theretotelnine, 4 4lnt - the Cow, rl should be apitt• called in, and stilted what pft.:irdents on thtl i , objeJ they had to state. .- • • The motion being put and carried, Mr. Dampier apPcaicktitt the bar, and 'enumerated various in which such evidence • 1141 been received at the bar of the Houseof Lords, Mr. Gat row said a te4 words'on 'the other side. The Loan ensi:catt.ots said, that the Learned • Counsel. might liaVet,tim:: to consult their precedents; , and.he should theretoie move to deter the fur her consideration of the subject till Wetlneridtry. At the same time he must Otrsei'Ve, that the Weight and va- luea•of tile parole evidence was not to be cousidered . ,,. as at all atTedert by •t question raised as to the ception of theirwrittets vvieetice. He (pa cove in this case any symptoslisofwitusioti; tnuugir will a mode of oneritig ev inein*. was one to winch persons colluding, oulu be must likely to teacart. — Deferred till' Wednesday. The Bill for ascertaining the population of Gr'ea't. Britain, marking its increase,. or diainitittott, was brought up , trout the Cotnnions,. and "vv.() private Bilk. The Loan CHANCELLOR rote to address their Lordsisips , OU' a subject ut con•idetable'impoita,4,- to t It %vas his wish, that'n6 Uralct:c•liary delay should IQ‘lse. sh l- ouldoceur in the consideration of the p ,e . , tition before the House.' But as the mallet litmAL thb''ion ( by:-theiatter marriage was a pap, y,,Aetto lau au eventual..clAtu, und herefore --be eo. tiented..before their Loidships in then distness'on of, iris qua sliotr: . 16'14 son was by law aod' at iholtutvEmrl of. - Borkel4, .oluer i guard+ .insn ip 01 tri , . nuilllvr , the Countess ') w ager Berkelty. He had reison to.oelieve 'fiat she had done. eveiytning that was right ; but still there %vas a 111.4141011 n. to nes- situatien ie , pecting her 1-vvu tuourtit, on a, futut.o.4qaaion, (hot it Would be prop a profiler to have law ettic:-r avp iul :t1 to relAt'''seui the claims nue ioieresus ot toeeVrntu.i.id belore: that Hoti e. He suquld noi Mutter iroul,ile.thetrLordstiti,ps, but te , n.ntrOW move. for 11 . Cpiorntlieo td tilattpine andcotibidor thObest mot‘ • of pc, ceening um tots . ' , 'LbaLi C.:HitticuLLqx 10 'e notice,. that. he slintild, on 'tuesday„itext, submit it .pr9position to their urOjttel yt wore;', would iv expedite the liearpg,ot toss* in that Holm, MARskliit:4l:4 khlsoN. Lord BQLL.ANDIOSci 0144 beid, that he intended IQ MAO 11,Mellack, 1000111C11 COuld - vot . loresce gee i opposition. it was . p.,,rsionlarty:.comiect ed with moat ni.pgrlitet till0C41; lb, P0,1410t . mid ditorii..a Of tilts .COUlit and Learned , Load tiliposite had ino educed . sures, Sim wine',: be (Luria 'exp ec i e o 3 eoliiitterableauiehoration el those laws. His uU . jets iumalcine, llittl4tiotteri NVAti esp.( :atirta point :out to the House the eneirrithi- evils vt , hich existed under the, prtseitt stein. In the Month of Jai wiry last, an unforterhtte filth (ot the name of Willi Arts i,Colliu or Coiner, .: W e era not quite certain - et woe uarrie)'died in the of -the 4.Vlarshaliea, itt ihe .ani.kbuy,ahlierrey,'.Whe had b,.en connnej there ter deter abnut *even pounds its' LLe oi . Ne. vetted' ;WA. A Coronet's up on 14e ' ittoWortheileeeased,4nich W 36 /utAlld to the lttust and- miserable, aituation.- 'lie had 'been " be t el •01 tlw:ttlgallik Of tilapperling his eX!'lellett. in i a place where triererits rib& Witidnei:" He tiad be e n ablioliitely 'reduced IblStOry, that I gnawing the'reiuse:bones in the yard, that h!id been left there, in order to obtain sone tneahs of pr61011 4 :- ' ing a' Wren:lied life. ' true, that on esarnitnii t ; tlisrMisinabl&tsgs-that were on lion, two were fouodi „but he:understood that the Cor011:1 July would say,,..that :they had no doubt th'oi i k eO Stntlings were. either. put into his ;,erect 4tter IR were' given to .the' !stitteter, Wlmen soeh dlcl pa- wc. le far' . °too late to aEtitrd refwf, Jury found a 'yerdin, adhappy. ta,4:l died from want -oi 1 )and liis Lltrel,lti p tA 3S' ( !ti I .':,v4, x 4hat, the. Vettll k A ht , - •tle J 116 was, simply, that he was starved to dealit but ilivy ~atterwarus agreed 19 the more .mitigated teldict. which I hey. had delivered. it s was surprising that such should 'be 4 t ,bideriok the allowance. of, the.groatt, n perly.raised to sixpences but _then it ihnaltl b t , r t . o . colleoted • this law oil lilis bjeCt" ':.(ll6\CeJ u those whir withheld their pay en.n.its, lull five Choi, tf,..4 hetOre us chtruneneentent. he then4lie, of,a. nature which stied much likhe'elm Abe 1.1,..i e nt system ot. time DiAitorand'Creditof Lai;vs, an c i i nu q alfett: fire humane feeling. 01 every - one at meir Lordships.' God totbtci, little in such a cast Le . Sifyithing ; disputes, or.floiNcitioapi-mosities, " &it 41V.Iiitist, tiro' hateve.r then Lordstitps. •„t 1, ever . miglit be done by 'either or buy Hen.es rtkpett in their previlege",, tii:d 'he admitted that they had a right to support eh:grown they court stwnoinittg whieii - would dial, them stand more clear and st ell with the country . , the itnpartstece of which he'rinatglit we.'s - great and obviotis) then to watch eart.tulty to4t ttnni, Akiold'exist: In the adrainisliationof jts't:cr. in the land; :which' bordered tioii:ruelTatid . hunt ht, therstioks,,lhat in u general - potta et view, the -edministration otaticreorpr beitevtd :o.:lnotqttifes,i_jt gricailt throw no particular blame on tudivith i .„ 3 Ckr caH)Wlo4:l4:4::'elliiitmtritilyeg‘ll:PheresEt'llYaootit:thvdo.:ltil,dl.4lll"llllltew:ervlti:irkrietdr.l442l*'elitHett:aaht:'3' fled but was toinettmet iu who , hw fr.t, ; „ 'ad i A