The Sun. — London, England, 1817-06-21 00:00:00

PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, Jung 20. The Royal Assent was notified by Consmissinti to the Mu tiny Dili, the Watch and Want Bill, the Agent General ul Volunteers' DM, and some other Dills. The Conim.ssiuners awe the Lord Chaneeliot b ithe Easi , o4 .Shaftesbnry, and Eal . l Bathurst. • IpulistrV4Dernst etn. t nob tlie-niths and his s'at. The - !.itiivinietta'nli'S' motion of Lord DYNt 7. volt lipliveretrttfilred d Lord'entehestves.. Annuity Bill, the Yenowlry, ra!rr the S6OO ntinnties attei ' Con4nlidatrd. u;:r, passed. through . Committees,' .and Were reported , !without aniendment. some . Loco! and Plicate mil., were brow:Olt tip from the notise CotitinUTlS by Mr. Ciont;ll and otheiVeinbe:s.'and trail a7first pietor e Lfll eq. Bill tins also trtimned Mr. Teed 4011 other iNferitb'sers, the ainetranetits,iiige,ed to: . ABOLITION Of. oil Ices, tb.e. The Etri of LtrEpPooLaciverted. to ,the on the table for the Abolition and Regulation of Oftice - ti and the:Civil, Compensation Dill, and gave notice of his intention to move the,speornl leading of them or, Thursday" the boids to IteAtonmoneti.., Some eon verf titian !issued as to the tlayovith re gard to convenience, hut Thursday was finali) .- fiXed, with the understanding that the .disettssi4tt should CQlllllleliCe rather later (about six o'olopk) to suit the general.conveniente. . The Earl of Lsonzanata,otentioneti.that .there ,*'as still .some infortnation,wanting,.particularly respecting eertaio,Offices in Ireland.: Thg Earl of Li ve It 'n o t. 9.t id. 11 4•AVOUld;inAke. 911. 01141)0 abbject . 111. ELAND. . . .:~ . . • The'Eietl of LIVITNI;OCt gave,rmtiee of his in . tent ion, to Move the cottimittal .of the.trish Insur: 11;etion Hill on Wednesday. • The Earl of Dossnuamioat expret‘sed it to be ltis feeling, that a measure of so much beverity.l9- ... uitd% Irektol ought to be accompanied by. some • measure of J.nstice awl of Grace on tire Fart of ▪ Government ; and though he gave full•eredit to the inteotiOns of the-Mini3terit, as declared to bin)- ! su:if in that !loose, as welt as to other 111eMbeis in tlik• Lower house of Parliament, upon the sob , jec't (if the 4ppoiatmeitts in .future to.the taut of of ,High Sheriti,:it would be. his painful elute to Stole to , the .lionstopoothe , committalof the Insiorrectiun 11111, , some regent ciremustance4, reterence to that subject, and, die county with Which lie,was best.aetpainteit,irwhich it. would appear most strikingly to . their Lordships. drat something very different- indeed: from tvhat would • .have Appeared to be (bp.atatements in the Houses elf Nelionenl,the intentions of the Government Amthhern eatniplifistLby thepractiee of- the. Sheriff • of ti, t county at Ake:: last Spring Assizes...... 1d• jouraol. till :11onday‘: • . House OF COMMONS. The floputy t7sher ofithatß l 4e,knaki.tilletntmed 1114•TIntts. is the. Hnoq. of Peers, 'and ran-its return the SPEAKER in, • -fern-Witthe Ffinice that theittwall. Aisent: had heen by Coninii4stoit.totlie,t...veral Prliatt ItidDablic.lllll4.farwhich so our flepprt of • •• ' t , . "Mr. CLIRWAV br.in4hrtirthe Tlilt to,regttlaic th e L aw re . )atia r: to .Nlisdits#ei g end 'Zivin i ihothi front tithes, wbk h ita; (cad a. Eric tide l and oidspad•tobelead 4 time. Tbe or Iraalt '1)4ibtl..11111 mot , ko% etstorp.jltrA. and,*. .Re of . utilett brodietti O. mdiffict t - t) ia tt , ,11 leitiiitartb e r CarititlvrAtio n n.-xl , „ • Tht CulullSl44o.Appee.4. 33111 ua-L an tifvodikY.. ••' • NAVY tsl MAT CitAt.Tcata.on._ of the ,i4,.ettputte moved that' tht: orfler ortite 1)4 for the :ttmrnittce pf ttiilirly'l„hintld he ,tead, : ,akid that the,Navy 4 4tetes sitOiilti Ite re!erte.si to dint Committee. t'ire stated some obigetioo, in a tone „not audifile in the,Gallery. CHaJigakt.oa of be, 4051atatten that the tion,,•gjr'Otlet trite 1114toolt,the nature of the vote which it was. now hitching to tease for the Ntyv Thry,circer o vipi, Peosion trut,le pars Of the vote now to, be propoled., As it ‘i'460111.:F11;111114.l t htifort , turd tl!>a► generkil etate :fitettt of tine PithilteeS or the ear s to have the 4,litti voted marry of the t tit hlle fiervicei could • he . t.tkeo, it wo u ld tlierefhte he, convenient . tirott :to take the Nay)/ 44,stttpates. It was °toy, intended now to move tboie itetra,,to which no , t,;ppi - ition was . ltl,ely tolie made. n The motio sious then itgreed to, and the !louse rekplved itself into , the Committee of to which the lriylt Mi.kelltlnvous §erviees were.or doted to be referreil a After a few vrinals, from Sir. Newport. - Sir Ottotiatt,W4eatti:neit hiving Observed, th3t the ivittie hail, already voted the Estimat e i for the alit Lunar rnontlitt.of year,, that. he bad now only to, call upon the Houseito vote the EitiltUiell for the r6ualning seven lutthr Months, titan moved -Itesplittionv tor the following aunts ,, which were agre e d to, after few unimport. sot ithservationa from Sir C. Pole and Mr. Calcraft tit i o,oo men ha imphw.eit its 1,4 :Nlejerte's Naval Ser. 'tdepe for seven loner month., frurti l;th,ll.iy isf, Jima * 1617, in id adios' noun itoyat 'Marbles. ~.,.` `tlevtite inns of 989,001. be gronted tn hi. Majesty to pay uthaaSaiti t 19,900 rl3Oll tor wen lunar monk from 170 June,' 191'7. ihst the mum at 9.72,0*. h e croiril , 4l fir th e *a; lii,Duilirtueo, buns -.the sate f... 14 14. per'ron tainith. The sum 0f,1a6,1i5n1. for tear 4nd 9. - 014 t of Shippir%, at, the rata of 01:4s. p a r man per mou th. ', The turn of 106,41(X)1. for Ordnance rtito tea Service, being at the rate of.te. per monitor month. - • The; sum of 161$0,0QQ). for payint4.4clits. of th e , Navy, 404 Transport Service. • t.etrytes tor Eittrabidinaries,:-._Crid s includes the sums • f o p Doeltlartls and Worfts, awl the Ureiawaterat - The suns ,of 120,01 , 01. ,for rape:vets °lt Trat tl Sid att Oer viees, i and Wounded, and Prionters r War. JRlstl MISt;ELLANEOVS SLItVI(.;F:S., ' Mr. Patti., in rising to 1110111 the Vote for the usual Miscellaneous Services.for Ireland, did not I tltink it necessary to trouble the }loose wit!, an y observations. attire did not intend ttseall for any L . tom, the vote of which was liltely t o neoppos e tt. In, many of the 41113 itt th is year,, there was - is con l redoetioit, es compared with last yeav; and 'thore tvere only three items on whirl) three Nana any Orldition: These were, in the Vote: for: .--tite ?t(nfoil) rig tiompitill, itlritll wax increns-cti by' alittiVanCe in litlrsit'S„ 1!,11y, Por the: Society to prOninte the .E•dtteation of the Poor its' Ireland, there 1.4.4. ti an increase of 3,0Q0/. AtitV the w.a4, site Vote tor the support ,of '.Sec eding.' Min w iatt ra , which etas increased by 1001; Poe' /lent ,/sOO4 completely dope away with; itatitely, tt.00, 1 3/. for the fiaprcas Establishment, which was now rettneid I And 11. e vote cuiv propnseit'filr tlic Boaitl of IVotlis was only one half of'what it hail Brenton an average of . the four lest yests. •ciu 'tlie whole tfiere runs of 1011;000/: He . then moi•ecl' 11,401utions.for following SUIII3, Wjilti) • were pgretd t o Fair the flortod Wspital of Iltetiin Llti,ss2 Fur the Aar trim for Industrious Childrei. .... ......• ?Oat 'Fltr-ttre littrdrom rs'o2Tilk Nuldi t ee tibildrett 7,76i For the Iliberttittu Marina Society- 2.7A5 Fur the Female Orphan !footle Fu r the I.ying.:itt Tirreltitai • O, l 4 I; 48 ''flpfitt rp4,10',5,-I.loi 11; 1 Itiecovery. tar I ise er 1 'Phi , ottutrtusnal Anntml CrAnts fur the Lri.h Cliaritie.. Vor the Dublin seciely Fur ImildinxCluirches and I:iebe 0,180 - - FO-th *C e sinuttilsiiiintrit uf rirst for'repaiii•az Clturehti • • 'ro the.l'rustets for the Liiirtr And Itrtup Munufac- 8,4C1 tours: l 9 e'l3B Ti, the Coministioners•for With:inn : T4nd Improting the Streeti of 'Dublin tbe'ParminO-Sn 11,071; citty of Ireland • • 4,:i . nD For the Cork Institution To cite Chairman of 'the Board of Inland Natigatlan In Ireland' For the Board of Works. .Far Stationery, DtpUtics' Salaries, ete.c. in, the O ffi ce of the Chi e f S ecretary to,Cam PorPrinting-Public Proclamations For Criminal Prosecutions 5,Q91 For Non‘Cooformiog Ministers. ,581 Fat Secedi ng Mi n i s t ers 14 For, Lottery Officers' Sdaries and ,P ens i ons 179 4 1,94 s. 9 For the Practigne of the FO r t s o f D u bl in Castle . • .9139 Fur Clothing I be. Battle Axe Guards For.the Royal Irish A ca d emy Fee - th e Ilatbour' o rn awth 3 5 .1 . . For Civil' Contingencies . . . . . • 11.16340 For the Cgiuniitariat of Ireland.. • 19 4.090 .6r7 ,Eor the and Conting en t Allinyances of, the Yen• man ry Corps 90,090 Or. the Ztraek Pepartment FotIln: Pentane* Charges of Ireland, outstandinF shit unpraridafor These sevetal resolutions were. agreed- to ; the iteport was receivel, and the Committee was or tiered to Sit tigaiii on Monday next. lIAB EA . .; CORPUS. SUSPENSION BfLt. A- Message front the Lards aououuced.that their Lordships hail passed Lord ALTIfORPE said he hoped it was not. in tended 41 .prclits, the first reading, of this Bill till the Report of the Secret Committee of the'Hoine heett presented. Lord CASTLEIIRAdit.--I1 it were agreeable to the Noble Lind and to. he, Ifoire, he', would hav e wished that the Bill should now be reittl-for a first lime. ; hut h e had no wish to, press and as the Noble Lord -did not seem to :wish it, lie would only ,now give notice, that he shonlil- snore' the first readirm of. the Bill on Mooday, as it was likely the Report of the Secret Committee would be presented this night: Mr. rortsotemi-i-For one, lie shoulil oppose the Bill in the very ritif Al * lke. • Sir S. ROUILLY rose to present a Petition front the Town' Or Kilittrtnn-opoil,Holi, against the Suspension of ,t he Habeas Com,tte-Act. It was .signed by 1400, most respectable permits, Mer. chants, HOcers, and others. They implored the House, ,insteed, of etnoloying the remainder of the Session to -pass a Jlil' to suspend the liberties 0 1 the suliket, iatliecto empitsy it in . inquiring i n t o and remedying public alums, with the view ,of diminishing thetoblie.expettilittirre, The Vet cion wtsa fiFtinght lip and restil i! the ft, do lie ot) the table,— LOH A. ilai4tvrost- rose to pri. ! teirt aga,;ncit the intended colitinuance of, the Suspension. As he would tint ICIVC atlOPPOitUtlity Pi attending in WI place, next week, lie 0004 he guilty of a neglects of hts citify if,be did not take this oppOrtuoity deliKaring lii,sentimetits. on ao important a si l l.. jeer., He then adverted-to the proceedings Which lad taken 'place in Scotland, and noticed that one wo n. heen ,arrested some time ago, and bail heel) ever since imprisrmed, had already beets twice tried for the same offence, and althotigh on the indictment be had abealy heel; twice *quit ted, yet W4SS be stow a third time put upon his trial..,...After a short prim, " Mr. Bltottnosistr , seid, be was stirprised that no M em b er o f the Administration connected with Setioland should - take any notice of the Very fla .grafit..cose„ owntiooed by the Noble:l44lf po4 . t H e knew that the law of Simoland' namt4natel'y authorised the t of a Matt at, thou. sand tintet (if. the Crom'n pleased) for the sante , olfenee, After commenting out the hardships en ditred,by.tht intik-Wind in questi on , i n b eing al. ' ready twice tried on fatuity indictments, and all the time kept in solitary coofinement, he oby e thrved, at'he . was unto: p u t u p on h i s trial on a third itolictineot,,on.w,hiels it erns not for hirer to say what,Woold be the decision of the Court, but of which be might say, that any' lawyer who e mined it m ust see i t was not valid.-Was x it-intend. q,d 4 ,19 put, this iinforttintite Ulan upon bis 610 .a tooth time believed, front the silence; of the Henottrable Member oppOsite, that it 'was. Sir S. Rot:ILLY said, that although the person in 1 1 41 0SEIQU. was only tried for felony, yet bew a s trio ays committed Ott ai charge of treason. TheATTOkiNEY-CENRICAL Said lie knew neither. the- case nor the name of the person I,vho tt e seise ' was now alluded to. Ma_ it. did 4tlOt tui&:att Oa juniper time to disc,iiFs .that i -ercke i (Or it had no Connection with the SospenSioniitf'the' ,flabeas Cotpus Act. ,How the law of *whit& seas upon thi s po i nt b e didnot know i but by the faW of England. a man might he tried more than three tunes for the Salmi Het*, if they .were,emeh time charged as different offences.' Mr. Buottcoara did tint mean to say that tinge was arty thing illegal in the prim :Wings in th e exi t; alluded to. ~i O W.DvuoAs sahl, if it 'was agreed that the progeedings ill the et,i7e filktided to )kv otie 0 1. towed to' he legal,' Ow queitiou sya,, wheth er the !l ouse i vat flew to he c4ll O l tipott to alter the k w ot, Scotland? There was not Ole lemt connection het weal) the case ut the tonn nittided tts, and the Si!spens,ion Of the 11 . aften$ Corp o s Act. Sir jtiii;s N T *it - rojyrjll4iftrai n o iliot there wai strong 'eutmeetiou hetwe en the ease • nteittion t d: 'tint the Slitipensibti. The <location Ofj Ifj.t S{l3. prti,tifill►Yltet.herAlinisterit should frosted with certain Powers.and tfie.„%nes.qqn itt this case was, how Minis - tets, bad' titer:abed the powers committed to then', ? Lord Atlsolllet.,o exphtinefi, Mr. tyttisocito_rd that the_proeketi.--; inr in the caie alltrded tti wise legal, wished' to' Burrs' whether- it be said tieut they were 487 4,316, 276 ;949 et:lnformable to flit' ttsis:c of th'ti late of Send:in-1 ? 'rile chse enlled loudly I'm ex planet 1011. Lo rtl . Caeuxattaou„..—lle deli not.rize to pro. betas; the eoriyessationi, but lie wished to submit 0 1 °1 if any itnprilper exercise of powers lower coMplaitied of, it might be very fit to tall the at tention of the House to it in a regulift way. Biu certainlY thole could Le nothing kss useful Ma!, to call the anemia') ofilre - Hi.oiSe — lii - a way—(bear # ,heal., front the Opposition otiestioits relatitig • the admittistrayion of jos tire, on which it wO, hot. to be expeeted that is M jest y liiiisters Could be , previously i ;formed. llor . , , if,there Was any thing of which the , , i I If)mc might to II:m be, more it:4lollyj ea l ous, t ,w4s ,ahy, iitterferenee by.Minliters in the.admi. nistrattoo of justice.—(llear I).-41appily for the. libertyOf the subject; the diseretion tube exercisll. in our Courts 01. LaW WAS .not politica) tliscrtg. lion, lint H legal (me. Ilut to bring feirw4ftl, tioestidtie connected : With ,the aihninistratt 6 o' of Justice in interlocutory conversations,—(loia Cries of hear, hear I from thet)oposition Bent:heti) ,—tended more to obstroet.publie business.tban to fild the administration .of jusriee•---(Louti eties of hear, hear !)—He'diti not consider it , any aba" , douthent of their duty for the Ministers, of the CrtiWn to be ignorant at present bow the Lord Atliocate exercised his duties itt Scotland us serflott orate Crown.. But lie protested against 104, oriessrraigning the conduct of the Lord Ad. toedte while he' Wes' not present to defend him self;:as; he bad no doubt, he should be well able to do. Lord Mtl,fost thought the Noble Lord's (Castlereagh) protest was one of the most extra ordioary he had ever heard, The Noble Lord. ,seemed to have abdicated the superiiitendenc e of, his Majesty's. Ministers over the Law Officers of the Croon. , Lord CASTIPARAGII. protested against suc h in cidentaLdiseussions. Mr. Brinigliairf, Aberetinaby, and Lord Castlereagh, severally tot e again and were re ii•!wing their ithservations, but, eaCh conceded to the general cry of Spoke, spoke N Mr. Cutiwax Contend e d, that unless the' Noble Lord was prepared to, say, that be woniii stopend the passin g o f the 4et , in contemplation, it was the duty. of every man to'bring each cases forward Without delny. It was treason to the Constito. lion to.Ornit..producitig elnyease which might pre. vent the liherties of the country from being.siis. petided. The Conduct of ttieNoble Lord (llatnilo ton) was tbereforelri, ; bt y praiseworthy. Mr. l'ossoNar said, as belted not yet spoken, he, would speak how., thotigli he might incur the displeasure of the lion. Gentlenten opposite. Ile was sure there was nothitig farther iroat the thotights,ot persons on :his sideof the House than to arraign the Scottish Judicature. Bin the Lord Advocate wits not the vottis.l.h,Jotlicatitte—fre was not a Conytof,Justice.--(l,,a,oghter.)—lle was only. the prosecuting (officer on she' part of •the Crown. lie wool.d 'say it did' appear extraordi nary that, the ..tame man shoo!; r bi! tiled .thr , :e tittles. Its Englaltd. such it prnC , ..eilillg .would.wouldbe called gai and Oppressive. There v• never,-rn wore litliotilideil than { Ch ik* de his Nor,: withAertonroin g to arraign the eon ttort oh% Learned'lntlirid,ril i., his absence. Mr• CaN N 0 . cuatOtttled, hat it the charge l a w againsithe Lord Advocate had been that he bad acted against the law, undoubtedly the allegation Should have been confined to expressing his act. ihg against it ; but when the charge was govern ed by the admission that lie had acted strictly he.la w, .thett, be Would say, aim the whole systenvol Judic a t ure o f Seot4atni was hrottglit lit error to arraisn the conduct of the Officer of the Crown. As !o whether the Lord Adeiseate bad exercised a sound discretion on the occasion, thiS was not a. tittle to forro • an , op;iiion, nod for him. self he, must be More iteiptainted with the subject before lie, g l are , one. What bad been 14141 Was calculated 'US, create an iinpression against the in. di i ,id,„ l .l of having exercised the powers of his of. Tice i n it tyrimieaf manner. It. wits impossible not to, feel glad, that. flit same practice did not prevail in ibis country ;, Kt . at the same time it wits_p_nderstcsoti that atieltwasibela.w of Scotland.: There' might be circumstances that might admit of .complete eapittoostion. tut all he asked was, that' the questioWbe delayed till the person arraigned might come infortneti to his de fine . H e diff ered , decid e dly f rom the 'Noble,' Lord sr to adiat lie coo ceived t o be the duty of Miniatets ; 'and he woold say that it would be, a, great abuse of, their ditty if they were , to. interfere yith the peogress of...justice' as ,csta bl i .by law. Wheliever the subject: eltoulti be brought forward, he would cisme pre- : pared with the best information on which to form : an holiest opinion.of it. • Lord FOLKSTOt4B thought it impossible for any man 'to hear, the statement tfiat had been, made without rrioicipg that he had not .been horn ;a that part uf.tha country not snb ~ Or a t least• that he was j ect to its laws. lite law was discre tionary and not imperative on the Lord Advocate; and th ere f ore the, compbtiot was, that tie exec.- c - ised his discretion in.anarbitra t y and oppressive, .mannar. Alter some further remarks, the 1..0rd alluded incidentally to tbe Report of :he Se cret 'Committee. Elebelley e d l ie could state fo r . certain, th a t t Ite`,lttiport was, ready, hot that. the: !tight Hott. Chairman, Who had it was 41isinctineilH to bring it. tip . - lie hoped Gentlemen would juin in souse ineasute that slionititybtain the produe lion of it. Mr. FINLAY declared be felt strongly disgusted ,entl disuppointed, 06 lie %midi{ Ventnre to stsy,tiiii avery independent man in Sc clam ! , "inapt-1;1e shntthi he -brought to alai over and over iettin„ anti that tiseLord Advocate sho o ' s , ' not h e able to draw "P.sllcll on indictment as the Jtitlge shoultl proceed 'uput.. win t hl ,be the: cunstlioence if the thin! indictment Ithoold be ! ionsheil, and. 1)3)1)011y ibe font th aho,? endure that stir)) it high len , office . shntild be in the Itandi of tiinse who did not know. bow to draw up !Oak ?No doubt the matt would escape. It syns not [fig law that ought to be complained of. The l.tw wns right pliottglt. .it Out whet could he 3sid.otthe prActiee of it ? Such , tiring es it matt being irk , ee times over for the'siinie ()trance, witCnevFr h , eforpltc,v(l.of., Mon et tMonettwhen the time errited t .fnr the tionse tit; to Inercise its lodgment on the oeeati-,Th Psiee! on this ottasidtt w(inid not be tottll s'' gotten. I Ur. _V . trgs not. la thank, to the Nobii L 4 ,1 ti t ) PP" ile ht r t : jug the Inbiect forWartl. Geollemen who ii , l d a nded his enlidact lare,l 1)y their language,. The ittio'se tbAt taken was to arraign, lot his. absentr,ol,',„ by name, Whet/ he was not able de""- self ; ant! the lair lee:ling of tvoyjoh t t, tilliZt be, not to knirer 014 ionitalliai RH"' i!;stvi; iil s,,cli a tvay. The Petition vsai then nr k7eti ti lie" I Table, awl q)e printe:( E OF 'THE ET co3!Nrato, 4 1. 1 i : ';4 '!f tr i t p Ri l ' I ' lltrj !: "' Cntensultee.i ;tin %Itch It • snbieet ltik,i/6 WiiS to be followed ity.sacb ocetituito?" tnns,t extritortlin:try that tlie 114,1t1 man who was nutlet-000d to h{ his pocket, should go away Withotlt 1 4 ": fits; ire apprehended, itotrevrr, the lima 111'01 is way to remedy, the hiss, and he (r 1 1,06 that. Lord Milton have leave to reptntTt Secret Committee, of which he was Alta Lord CASTLE ABA6H AritleritOod that 1174 WAS lit progress, MO antithat it woiild printrti ana vo ,st o hands of Nlember's to•incritlw. 13e e°4k,fite.ls how irwas material whether tl'vrels nOvr brio the - ,course the ti•ening. fertly studerstood that it ititsto preS4llll.let, PoNsoslV.-rt hero, fill the IKIWVO‘iof St . nietipe of . Metilbers that the i t tePr! "" ,.:.;tti l i t t a r h t e at r anoritniereotitintheta,r,bdiiigtteriiiy; that the thiy of Iltsettaion, lie sill)lo7ll;llClitteltrl664l4lC4o AletiOn• ‘YttiCli tilnaglit ~ , o stli l be 114041 purpose than that of the 1 1 / 4 1 ,, b1e lArd' not Yet , been put from the Cimir. trAti HI"). B. RAlll4OOO', CliaP" lja to d ...icret Committee, be colleted furillWitli joo liis vhser.—(Lai,gliter.) be CHANCELLOA of the tCgr a uiv iri) 4CP4ed; th at Such Al utient ivleS 01 1 '11 ( 1 V , duct the desired t tie ct • A Me tuhrt ,n1 '0 0 ; 14 ordered to attend forthwith, but it wigdt easy to film Lim.. bie Mr. iirY NICE ObSer7e/I. arch( he 11 1 14 • atPr two Members, who hall left the 11040 till'` oft l i t f A t il e 8; 11;e4ctilbliet tflor:iiti:oilbsittrso:lrtlsr:ti;.ill' 141lembets, of Width lie wa s over t"' - .14 thre 2; l re " i t. -1 11 h: C i. ELLOIt of the Ex.c oa- e t 0 0/41 , 1 s"I" 111°1'c tr , ats , an .anteililition t'soo3,', that, inyead elf the word, *fret " 11141 0 40 the (hilt r the Dity for the 11 ,1 ° e i t ; r "i l 3 ti''' eutemittee of V , rit 341 . f dr''. 4 n biett 0 . Ito Ati:i:,ll".itbr:}i6glll:*7l3C;cliAemi;slii:.7ll:tht;ttiretcl It; °i f ° ' , tinted wit h .the la st ow. , (irotlettmo, and ' 4ll Bite(,—([,aiti laughter Irma 0,, ,red t twrom 'Said it was, 111 / i i , { ',,,e Report 21. , tittl he tend when anti Irtat -11.1Cliy or. title , la t ilt 1 , 0 " ofr 4141F3rett.thei.4%Ictukarst },,..l rite *.eq"Siatitt, h 'the 4 1,sif , 11114 therefore st;iick 1,0%0.0 or,lt Miser Nenthers s•mnikuilit,4ll. thin ,,f :Ile in the elm 4e a ; the t 00 %, n_ ot fay many, o f ti t i e,;Nitittllet'lr 11 ,„ ;I lry - ", !urge on 'the elan' "u Of th e c ; `'i , i t ,‘ 6P l ,: s t h i" " I ti ea ()it p3l her I) —lle `coulti lint' help O tt) , 1 : ( Report cow tilte' rstartert that, 0 1 0 expreued more in coincidence but on the other Itan4l, lie W t ,lo '" 't l ' l 5[ 4 some things that ought to liacc wltich were not in '414, iierp rt : Ir. Glees bete rov. to artier. s Lord s p to Cl°,1,1;i:110$ lie wi'lkicti ie upparitlitily ° 1 lot it °PifliOn of tbelteport, from l'e Ati , "4 , t 1110 0 , The ',height, if (be not intended to be prt.krivcr t hoed hirnseW to stating his reastnowill 041001ot the Report to be preseoicil , be , it struck him that many Members bni !CelOtti Co leave, an opinion that etr e l o d o vi° tr 1 -, 1 butalisniganizatiosi in the countil, to prodace a revolothoi To c•toses that led to the prisear "'Pinery appeared 'try diff ere nt.. ' 1 .1 1, i ,y i to tttwoi. the disalLction to he oliehlog hu a t is ) 0 the Lusiflit enlarger and po t " "s , tof " and it rues this generid rN' tn't ' f. In pritscsOies that s e not had to l o,lorct'' aryl diffirent measures werecow it was ise we asel* of prorrea tl l l ''';' ( tiles F( 4 l was applied that connterActell Uroliglif coli ntriCS ;lila A 1111)1.°,, r4111(!Cil 1504 it -.eras, in his opinio n, there-1 10 0 'sp , o can>istetit, that the shine me,oorei o w, f l ' id it s atloptvil n o w. liot ost this 15Oint,1' ' Gentlemen of the Committee di NS they thought dangers of ebre. i c e s wire eiten , ire than he tlitl:-,-414't taught attnouwell, the entrance of di.)l( i%t 11r with,Repott.)—Lottl . so' ,ssa; clt arbe,CstaNnatiott at the tt. slinithi now withdraw his Alvetiaol' Mr. putitoNay....-1 5•11,111 4/$0 dit 444,0'3' of ff 1 tion. _ !le ttit Mr. BATHURST thet) 'prrsentea 0; the Secret hick) %al". " ti e 0 .4 r". Ckrks• It began by torillg.-• , i o«, t it " tiar einiinsiitee, ir, ioroliog tti l 'i4 o si nut. ',casting in nsind tbrir d Pa t• 3 , I h i-t " '? prrs .0 1.14111 Cl/11.littet 3 N OV r r a l Li ' Wl ° 30 ti of pFitertsfitigs theenuntio ' „o al 1)-trikr,,,twiee, ore, and-soatentatlit• O gr tttr Rrinl , :r designs were einidoWted bY .41 0 wto. l4 .;igi occasionally tact Ltoill (11 ;' / • ° 4 ". 4 I:ers jfi lis o trahrZiPerbetitiPnavAt'sr.leTtl:l;tl;t4bti!iat;:ef : t h bvalel , l'4" ,l 4 l 4 :; ; % P:4l - then :detailed, in whirl) it was / *net. in - full iii.-e4;e. to prestr it their 011 '" J' t i ts :We / 4 fel tnl. Om of ttr who tout 1 414 ' 1 44 0 4 ' R if It ezlfs tufa tbe people ocr o n this issiiin th tn # tj olol it , 0 Intl (,toil wish:b m ed b.• a la, sounbrr of °. • 3075 0