The Sun. — London, England, 1817-02-07 00:00:00

PEJ IAL PARLIAMENT. .110USII; 14()ILDS, THURSDAY, FEB.. .6 1)1;1.1T AND 1A .IN. Lein( flot,t.,‘Nri observed, that anion after the restririition pf t,o its XVIII, s i tti.the . Throne of Fed •re, , if Ltd iloneitreel e n ja the and was ,euer:illyiitok.L.Slooll to liiiVistien the case, thAt fratiU, about ba!i ii ntillio.t, liffrd taeti v . ote:t by lit"; (I)thinber of, King, for the propose of d .charg p,floirialstlebt doe Irolo, the, (iitvcyn, 'mew' of this countr.y. , I - le titeretote wished to be informed tohether or not that sitar had het - ti eeeivi , d 'Hie 1 Arl of rAvF,Proot. er the mo, tnent hod no partieiihr recollection tit the: roost[ referred to by the Noble we!e eer, tainly a minim.' iii iudi+nluel claims tipou Ih 'SC tkhrs tVCre- referred to 4 Colittni, , iion, by Whoa soffit! 01 the claims were allowed, while Others , t ,re !ejected. • Lnrhl peated them:Tire of his ques• tion, to.think it rattier extraordimtry tlim the Nolde Lord was not awar,e of ,thec,ir cion,o,ltiee.• hl c, lime ever, seislioll not to iv tlers:tiod as wishing to press for the 114,y4agni ij tlutt Rum, though, its well as 1.1011.1 . :01109 , 4119e,, if Wailhi he very serviceable in..the,iptest:lll,,tlPliiiii of' [iris; couiitry ; but be wished:lo. lio04(,)0 10 11 " it ivits carried to account, or .the applicAtion of the . sunt.. Ile knew tint to what purpo-e of France might wish to apply_the lions voted 'to him by his .oi:timber .of I)eptttitts, but tt i,ls. d to have it aseertailied whet lie; 9r tt9i the snlil 111 question hail been tecei‘ed by iiu LiO-, • veroinent o; this , :ountry. 1 4 ,;41 LAtioeittiAte. observed, thete,tvere also oilier sums of 'motley pending betivek,ii,:the , itspeet ive commies, on which it would he highly itufairthot to havii satisfactory information ; but %vino lie wished to, be informed of in the present in stance was relieuting a point of greater awl more inittletUate importance. It was titattt.e ,cif publi c neiforicty . , that negociations , were going forward for raising. a large situ; of mom . ) , its this. couptly kerii.icli oil France. Itespe,cting,,t4iisi ermild ;visit' to . know whether or Arta Isis Afalest y's. iNlinisters had gliarltoteed that touvtit.lll"lJgtlolit,q"l' same he could not conceive it:poksilflellnst they 00414'1 ' 440 lisiiig so.Ntlpatblycoitte4ry to the best interests of the wants'}---a. measure so eri. &tidy itijOriotts. Imlividurds , on soch,.occasionS would naturally look to the security dltel. cord, tits[' as an object of Ow highest impurt,alKe., Did the (ioeertinient allow itself to ha cmicernedin, such it tramuictioti, .he should etnisitietl.it,,in present circionstatices of the country,...asone the most alarming things dolt could. take place, Suit only with it view to itionctliate, - . : stances, but -its it view of itryi)tTl.i! With reference to tlti,, i.e tlcemed it then duty of (ioveilimestr not only not ,to ~ cuttotcnitticc such a.tt . iitisActitm, butt it slioultl gosittaller,, in -the 11-11,1 wity, to thelitipk, and givy It•gi.d.ir [t[[[ine that (in%Verifillent WOOld bass~ tit) " ) .Vtt s ii wi! , ttcvet 111 the triinwstr.4ieitt , and "lint they . a u.tbi not elide ivour tit tiny ftitort'ocelioo4 to its i..t upon the te-pavnierit. , This he, thought slinulelse ' 3,lolesty's.fiovertimenr; order to ilo away all ,intltfrS.4otii ti: 1 0. 1 ) 11 4:(iiii nut vitae or eorouroge .. .t.lte tratis.tetion. E'irl Lailisieitot. said, that with respect In the tries , not of tie. Noble. ,i atl, lic,l494,,cptpli• ritiy to deci,o h., that wit only th,.'Citiyertitieut of Cit., count ry had 'nig .gu'aranlecit this if 1 1 1""'" " 1 the a course of lieamriation, that flit :tist. Gov!iliturtit in no olicet were touter any lust or her; , allur, brief made itself ei party to the 1,0311 note itegociaring , tin the put of the, Fi end) ti ern ment Cittitely „ vnlnUtisy with, thy patties concerned svlrit•they did was . complet,ely at tlie't own tisk, they . were lialde to the constq ~e ncee of it. l'espeet tti gait ition of, 1 Irr i nish crettitots ofizrance in other points ' of vi , :s',,,t l)(.4 , l l , ild l er- , was Oil:Terror it, would ip, , ~,thult oh ixpedietley stubs ji , tlV . ernineOl tilt tel~tt; r, noel tvrsultl depend 1111011 the circumstances tit the time,. and of sithich Noire Gaverionents jodge. ilot With re N inet lit . the alluded' tie would repeat, 'the 13ritish Government were licit ill; th e imailrit degree connected, eitlierAl,irectly or in clfreetly. hla Wislied, hoverVei b , i to say a few Words respecting this circumstance in another point of view, for the purpose , of doing: away any misconceptions %quilt the Indio; and to remove false Impressions ss r hich truty,ariSffithn what Might be saill'ot the trims - action, or appear in,the pub, lie papers. It was said that the . preticli'llilyerts. Mem were negoeiating i 4 10046 L01,1(4111, !Mil '[[loin) - criticeired that to be the taste state of ' the trananetion. fact, however, w3s, that the Feeticit (oerenntetit, being in want of this Money for certain purposes; had applied to certain great 'Capiralkts, 11 OIL:1-C, oohs- , , not only its ,I,onibui, but ul,O burgh,, and ether jilircci, fot uwsiilienut;.: it : was trot! that one of the first' houses in London wits in a 'coin se of net ticiation ' With the Frcoeh Verntrient, hitt they were also - in negorhition whir other itottbes' iui Atti.tertho t t, Paris, Frankfort, anti liamhurgh, 'llse Noble' Lord initat know the thausitction Inuit proceed a great: Wtsy tipotythe, redit of the thinte:of 4011601; bat what They should etfeet would he stilely Ono .thtiirown credit, and at its owls s sk. The Noble Lord, lie, believed, was not long in town, or he wonhl, have. seen that no alarm existed that any consitleral)le Sion 'wotilit be so taken from London ti? ' any effect ;upon the motley markets. . it wits their a inist'epresentatiott of the facts to:.say, that the `s tits retlitireti was tiegociating iu , L4otition ; it may as be said' the 14tiatt: was neghigititing in any . of the other places, he had ititutttotterl. Viewing tt;e . sithieet farther, he uould observe - i',lltat if the Ainericalt or tory oilier Goverittnent,clitise its riti!s.St sil.mtt lostottolf, littAttlOW of too hAAV-t'Xioting that iVo*ohl prevent its uegovirutinn, or tioncho , ion, provid e d th.e prowyr itegoepiting was Ni amity with t" ennnir l . ail he belieec the trans. at.ttion in,tpurstient y to ' go to any extelit. bik " 1 % 1 9.. be flit 14. 1.4.: nttitiey tuarket in this country. , The of 1.4 AUDRIMALK -spoke at some length in e xPlittottiou• ' file second question or . point to which he telt:tied, be thought etittAlly 1/eCit3Stity wit - 11 . 11(e kest 10 be ansrere4 by tbe ;‘);01)111 Ile thotl ft l i t-, istifler the CirellinStAllee, it iVAS the duty or sticr; 00 01010iiicatioii•110 tint Bank as 1 . 14 ! 1 6 ,1 i . el o r"; tni ,intl to iv, it bel'e: , xpbcitly tplat'vb. [but thr. GoveiAtlitia trubl,l by bo Illvan ilitcrict* iu the transaction. tobset that what the Noble 1:411 ~.;eniv i ) to thloli a.tt41141 mode of proceeding, wottitilit fact be to do It very Onnisital• thing,. inistnitch » l s ,it never irappe!!cd bcfpte ; to m. , tke sirch ; a.enttnotorcat ion to the li oh such atr oceitsioil that in ques tion,. ‘l'ith rctereti'et 'the' 'ennsidee,ttion of clainw ; a British creditokk 4 e'ro4alfvtitl,i tt in •Ii vicw in ‘v hick coosiderr,l 1 hat inesti9it, it .. ,.%•ere too' noel) to 'expect front bin) We.shoold 'state, Or:lliat :it cook! be poslible for. his Nl .,, leity'..s.,,tiovcrion el it s.,ty, ,whit ‘youid 01 be the principle to be adopted its future t reattes. or negociat ions. liroveyttittent shoold-be It t tree and unfettered, to act oir fotore'orcasinits Own discretion:Or 'finder the eir• can ounces of it will,lil h e of oo.adVan.: titge :441)4' to disethiis . these pohdi. 11'I I) rt:peet ,to.the Treat les of 1814 and 1613, it w.,14 well Itoown they were tooneetell . withpecoliar circont . atitraces, a Lich t lute ti; lielievt %.0111,1 . apply to. of (:et. ocyalious ; thit se tri,itlil I),, cousidvicd with reivrenee, to cOr!e . spondiiik',eir'- eirmolittlis, ttp-on which no opinioo could riittly exlippitct ): (iin him. 'Elie C; )verninent should be lett tree,. ta.to;l at. libert y I egogiote ateordlng to its town virtu nt the particular ease. .• '• • it felt' id)QtrViltiOnS itt tilfrpOlt o'r hail' fallen front hislstirlite theital- of L:incler(l.4le. lie' scented. particularly :o advert to an article ila lilt. ritt" Trefri yof 1 1 e , Ice, ‘t.htc:lt he . ihrin ,, itt held Ott 11Vg1(le Of undo. en• to ititlivjtlunli cu tc,l looney In , iFYtmela seet,tritiesq ann . with rchfu.,:.ctlo,svilicii fie thotight Ninister 3 should aelinowledmOhe error. ahtl retrace their steps, and partiettia 4 Ply as it went to benefit tl'Power, titongli now in %VHS, al ,v,qs e.Ousidered as tor ri b respect to the .the pending. .negocil , for . .s I . :reuely Loan, lie seemed to thiiil‘ some more adequate explanation 'thoniti" be given to ['arlia tuent, . .. • T11e..1.111 . 1 of. r.,,,, U DEppALR, qvoweti himself of ,the sanfe opjpion., „Vi r liatiladofficially trattlrfr'ed on the odyusion ought at least to be continttni eatedin tinst ~ view. 111, then gave oollpg,„ O a t, on 'Alonday flext be shoold , mov e 111x1 collie; ,ir ..o,,An i ,:;:ii c,,,,,,,„‘ J .,... 115 , were noole•on fl lt .! •e l phieec ot,,tl►elrencll, Loan be laid upon the tttble. NF,l'Al.ll, IVA it. . , The Earl of f,tilatpoot.—As what he was about Co submit to their Lorqships would contditi no propositions as to the Pistiee, policy, or in'cesNity of, Ilie loe i'',4r io , N . cii . iol,:h t i . Al ml , o 1 not iie• 4 .,. lain the. Iltekiie witl4;•atitteuttaKA ,11$ to . thit; Colise or circionstanci.i. of'tlia event. His pi.oi,oiti oa , as,heittitl given notice i,...eililil he nicrely for It ''otti of 'flanks to the Wok. Person'at ' the . 11..04 z Of ,tl)(:',Gove'riiiirot of liitba, and 10 i bo,e Officers who.so..gallailtly Anti tinec[;ssiidly r o ffi l i i : t, t l i ts opt!ralions. The war lord at isen fro m a ~rle i o f enyroaclittientS:litistileltpei%evered in by the Ne. paid ifireuriimeni.' 'flit! . t ei'ds of these. %)... , ere , al s ii t•et:iously felt by tiro Aliies iii: th ' i, ' C l Odplry ill jlOiti. ' .fkt ltiligt,liwar prettme orcemsiry awl inc . :- yitAble:s-it was broi . 4:,bi•jitobe end r i 0 a snere4 : Alnl lerminnt lon on iil4 part of this t.:Oitwry, kill'l it peiICC Wiiß conchil,l,o by the l'lroi l lot eotim les of both 3 . bat 'Ow., T FOA Iy to negoLimeil and solemnly agreed' npott war refuseti..a ratificiilioli..4 Ibe; .1 1!'ep, , itil Govertapepr - , so that the Go vero».•e.itt :to ral hail no ulteroative tilt to reireekr hosCoi(iei, awl noon the tittal , coriclusion. pt which the pro ',;,rd vote,tvds.4s.)llo4l4:ti. ... , Ilk Lordebip,tlie,ti.ttioyetl, ' "I`hrit the ,Tltanlis of the (louse, be given : to the., Most /4) . 1;14! . ti, ( . :11,11410k of ,llivitin.o,,K.G. (.;o,•el'oor-t.;e n c r :,1 ~t: linliq i „for, Nip oby oriel, li i im..r.oni,mran i .. t em.!l i t s made by !tint, resppefing the (t)ioloet soul couclia !,loll ofthe . .l3le‘ear 111 Nvimol ; 141111 til.:014) !diem tCeilisist-(ieilet'ill Sir 1)4(1 ()chic' liii,y,. K.t!,11. for 'hilt - able arid ollani atiMinct iii the coorse of the said war ; and also the Officers and Soldiers under his command." Bid GuosveNo a said a . few word 4, and , put a ipiestibu"tO the NoW which we could nut distinctly hear belouh the liarir•but the truery seetniug to be'atissvcred 'in the negative; the,topttcy Veer proceeded tturtarther: . The proposell i 4Thookti AV,erct : 1 1).0). dis. and the House adjourned till to.inniTyw. • fOUSH OF c;oAl 111()N. c 1•0111 ‘vI:AVEAS. l~rr, Gnu LAptirrp:st role to rettiotl froin the 'Wea'keri of Cloth . ,in . ,.,the Connti's of . XVilt . §ptile . r3ct, ;Ind cllotteester,:counlii n i ng ot the tlistres , ,cl which iln.:y'enaiired, Hurl i itich'ihey principally attribittyd tti (111.! . 1(111)11l1Cill)y (Yi Wp ' fitig 1001113 atilt 0i hell ni ;lr. h incr y the manufacture of 'loth, by which trieatts'the fabric of it was nets:- iortttcd, and the eltaritele.r`Of the 13titiv1 nsanu. facture injured in'the foreign Markets.: Ile ['ray.. ed the f - lonse to take their ease•into'consideration for the Portiose of affording them relief. . :lint if the [loose should And that it wits tillable to grant then) relief, then lin preyed that.lkey:tnight he ialowed do - go to a foreign, land to 'seek the iiiihaiatelice %%WO% they could tin; obtain in their own, .The Hon, (jentleman took the opportunity of speaking in the ,strougest tarnis ut favour of .the good condoct of tht: Prtitionyys, Hind Of tin', exemplary . patietive with which tier suinnitted ° the gt ievoosilis:tr‘.sses of which they'll - ok% , con i - It was, that' this with' "Many 'others' which hail already !wen prcNootrd, atitl were to be presented to',.the 'lloosc, ought to be: 'submitted' iu'lli.eiconsitlern.: 'lion of a Committee, and he hove& that some Member More weight, in the Ilostsa.tfitio ‘vintlif trtovetor , the appoitittnentmf 'otittee, 1103 045 e of thilv most . deter %ing eslatis, of men wits highly worthy of the attention of a• licitiwlt lionse The lietithill was; their read nod ordered to lie on the table. Chi the , ntotion of Mr. ADEUCHOit eta there was' ordered to be laid before the House art account: of the rrevipts at the Treasury in Ireland for Cl's.; toms and I.4cisc, Stamps; and Postages, front the January,l79o,, to the stll January, 1817, dis yeni... Also h retu'r'n of All tile • , 'oot ices ot toe niseoutitittunCe of Carriages, limit's, , 11111.ierv11,nts of s*tippiiig op of I t yi9llo%sg s and from Ott- tit ,ro the.' [ttli . J.tlinark,. 1807, 11i,iitigi1i,hitte each year, PoNsoNnv, lII t lcl►;1•III'i. (LorViSidrott), glye no ice f,r hint of his inten tion. ott.AVettileilay,tteitt, tpy4llWe i., attetttiott pf , fioOse t o th e . in i nuce 0 e 14' ,, re1ti7"714e i ` ot salary' of the two st.erytarjrs of the Adotiralt v. liitotr(n \ NI wiii4 l `to t te l l ether, sine e, I • Atte turl . llii,lithlli ()I the ' Hear with lite I.)ey of Al ;!Il i' 14 1 1 y,111111111 0 1 1 1 iii het' or the foods' Ot the'..ol,tiiiTiiTi Y.' Lord C.As 1)I WWI 119! aware rif t”)y relturf mu 111 the toonber ot the fiy , ds pi the Y ti I ) tiNsoNBl wiilleil' to know, nroy,4imny o; ll► 1411 II ii I..orits'pe the;:.l'rcalinry f 4 - tat pt:esint on the es r iall,iti l h tit`eiti altir they were paid. TbF I",'"HANcELLott cf the Excttga,utg,.,os.)ll4 • ,• . onflesst!?..iti; t their, nomber , Ftiol toilary r.‘vig the same as ,that tii . i2,A`ct r t l llo'la i st SeSsioi, of I'm liattiettt. roil Tiord Cootte.,v.ltt' r , ,sc, for pikrpose, of „pre retitiolt, .signc.ll by :10,0A of Ihe. Al.i.ichesicr, , praynti; for ; I radical. Item. forin Parl,n:nent, !Or 'ille..ahOlitiOn Si . ne• ciires aiiit'''V'titsions., lie thought it his '4)4y,:to state that . 'lVa l Petition, 'lost that he could not take upon I iii i l l 'fo r , jy3ifl':qtlllllo that the Lingo: 12e ot the Petition was such its roiely ti, o,iiik 000ltieetiomible. 'At Ake salll time, he there `ti as 11l thin , } , it vety' i videot 'ohooxi o i t ,, aitnougn tile pyti • tiOol;rit' Beii't t t;tl their gri•v•-inces 111 :Stith}; Alter statiog that, ,the distressesolthe pe o ple at the ninny present nt trite stick .ISI to k.i.ittfy . ,tilvir stming ., l Ite,ir:eotoplaiols to the House, he took the opportunity of inept hniing 1481 lie had ctticit-' hied the compara,tive!iitiottot of the contrihmtions of some of.tho:;e.who pot titer)... 'iraineS ft') ftie Stiti,criptinns for 'the Relief of the.iioor. with th e annitaiain(r;;tit Offit(e:sinei:ttres ‘vhicit they held; anti it sviorwit.h.trito.l4 pain tiott he tooth' dial nu sihe citrist )iiid;pttillatiove Ii penny in the pound on ill& annual aniOnt i t •of his'salit,iy. t)tte Noble I)tike had paid only 1-It l is of a farthiiititi The pound on the iticonte which lie derived anottally.froto his sloe:core. For the pre!tcot,, f content Mo)self with lao%.lll;,titat the pet ll lo. -, ,ttlitiUltt,,be hp,tiot taking Minn ;toy rc,poit, iti riinfeilis , I.tells , kir4!an the 9t t ie tise on requircil ‘vith rdation ,io 10 3 , tool io n ,. rli, friii, that the petition he brought op. 11r,',11ft4ut . ;14.A . did n'ot . lion, too to' make tan oliqn.so;tioti on tile nl thNot)le I ,Lorilin tlie wlach lie hail prellt;vsl 'ffe tiliettter flit: Noble I.ortl haddnot ‘k.ere likely,'to prevent the 1-lome front hearing th.e:~eliliun trot ? ) .'Wheif II iietitiott was preseat. to that itottle front .3(1,(4t) of, Itis,,j9+,tity.'tt itthjects, that single fi l att As/114 enough. tcsTpluet. the House to heactlie petition read.. it.ce,r 7 Itaijtl~lr t 4 ll ii lllll proper, tor o the, N91)1 9 . !Joni . to,get .1 1) nod volootver ior4hvolatiit to to t o li; cntient, 11 . the petition. It %eoi.lti have r hven go n e ettmtg . ll ltd have. complicit with i the tegtilation, as I.oely h'ef6r , .., he finiVe''d rtnid. if then, after it been' tit.ly . jtlirulhtt iliotiv o 'hythat it contained t 'h'at With 4)llieeljoi . lable; 1113 t 'Nils the .prop,er tinie foeittc , :itYt; • into nq ',pol l 'it , held to t he; tioite new fin- Moniher; In. , fore Ill'eSeTti hog a pet it 1011, get tip stt)', I kilt he wi:Oitl 114)1 br it:74,1 , 011 sil)le for lite etitttyttts 111 the pri.ittion, tor till, vat' .I cAlteity itiott ltLily to i{tilnCe tilt 1-littv,e not If; ',pet . iihni read ; and was not what slit. Ltd tlititoo4l4l. 140111 CottllVAN..lti!nowing that this' petition wits in the veyy,s u/ atne ~`4. ) 111. 1 one yvio e l t lite . Illonse had already rejected, he tlinnglit it itFce3.-. s iry to stAtt:So nlllclf to prevent any cens . nre •Whieh We might ()filet isr Have itictirrva by put , - settling'stiell ti petition, 'i twit he, knew it to be ' ipt.orch pv!itiou was , then brought up and ordered to be read. ..• %Vire the Clerk bad read the first .whicts stated- !) that the I 14,, cootto r to tiui not ; " ally rational or constitutional sense,repreSent the people of Lord CikTt:httft4iri . ' said, he aisArelienslcd that the be satisfied that 4llCijtiou,Netlti,ch set laic with such•lisng,tiage was not suet) as taught to i 4; read. Lord Cocuu,tNt,.hutnhl y h o pe.d llB l!Alq:P-etiticm would not be rejected for readi ng Th e petition then read, anti Lord Cocn., RANI? moved thss't it '‘4,011111 lie nti the !!!lilt,'. I .4OrsrCnsTi.ttkitAOirenticeived that a petition s'titted th'at itd's' !louse did not represent' th e people in arty n4ti0.,;.! u 1 esuiatiintioniil 'evli,lelt the flous . e ntielit. to re ce i v e,- ar.l3ttoooicol.---1f file llotoie lrtitl formed its 'bilittlots - frous ►t tittlt tit,; 'the Lo - rd who moved that the -petition sllO . lllll he Feast, ,U might h „ ail! tlintight r iltat tee i , ctitintilv3s (night to he rejected. I,itit it torus:if otit r %vl-:11:it %v:{. te;o1, titqc it %yds not in , tire.sinite.Avords with that +rliitl bn' ee 'rijeCi'ed: The objettion:Wle < passage wits one Iv it related t o:the`tletitt es ot the liottilf, mid deserihed•thenr-its,iting, te t thous, mid Alle word's. antritiiitrtwed °po ll by th e .5.1,:,,hh: t I,ol r d (CaNtivleogh), int tfitrileeli . jilt° the petition 111 a very ird‘o. rate-like maiiper, was•the Very st;ilvintllt Vs hic,t, sithstance, most lie oriitle every rit'a maintains the necessity of Parliamentary ileFor,ll hot derty Parli , tniew es-tinted. ;the represeittation of tire people nit F,tightinl: • ffid nit deity to the 'louse Oat: legal attrilssites, or, ltelitvsolfittivv,—th e y ri4ht reason ail}tl tit (;o6“ . itiition riot rcpre. ite)ti, that the th.!)ihe %%1.1c!: , v : is loth... we d t. hi, that whlch they COhce , i cif tip ).11,prise tfu:' , )l)jvalloik Glfti N0:31,, Lord ve.ell founded, and situ words 4‘.rislioit.ll stud iional" left wit , ( ,li:oti i ;iii.l 9l ) w oh i.l 'say, that tit petition :tt'llu stdi and would, in that e;sse, Ist trttly'r.Ohjeeil , , , ..la: ? le, frig it wsoslit then state- lirmully, that the.,'llonse COnittiti4s slid not represent the people. The t)I the. Eit xcgatiett.--.The • langsrage. of this Petition %vas Birch, that lie did F• 61134, ' of .. . , not see .how the , tloute, ddrlstster:tly willi i ti° ', dignity, could consent to allow it 4011"11' !Pble• The petition %ltiell wiss rejected' OW o'l i iitight, Was nor rejected me rely oft li wuti li words quoted by the Hnii. 1411(1 Leaflet! 001,,0 ,titan - (Mr. ilrotiglinni), but because -it We ti l li ti 9itit libetleins . and insulting P"Sag V . 9 ; in Si k : petition now in - question seenie:'. to !Ilia" - i i ' 1.: , ,te,. .. the aetty ot same kind. He begged th e Cirr i .I.rmti . (me Passage in it, which lke 4 11 41 , k.yof 144t,t1e._ Ake, (,desk read the • Vag; w. i re;'B , ..t .4 neatly' ' i4v roti;i;vs'il:i , ll) -it') •. ) iiar--eboi ~.-7,11i01. Yonr petitfon — ert-iitive •i•e44 l ; 11 ° ° ' r rght hut whieila:tikelf :Ito, on'tt4A ,iltv.Vß , i lig liksi" A ' . ••f ': " . akeitipn ti x hcjiiii jni, t . - ‘ i_ettee of human endurance:l h P i i , 1. 1,,,','°', ' r d cOctklitA..ic,.;;Y:l4ll reit r ence,t•ot7 e ;ittie l' - '',. / iTI,, t Yk billjii*t..,hey‘ii milli, (.otiVoilly,,,i,„„);ii r-0.),/:eet.iveil,ll, to be tr i ne that tilt; i i iilieti ot if :' ' ,•••'* l :Yl. 4 1 .pq ; Igwer,claisgs .. of society had °, 0 41 nu:17)1..1t say,f i4settqhttroEsfolciietitiion-ieitak,(ttihtrta,liiefied.itreol -.= litio.`and Learned Friend(Nir Broughein ); i ki *if kir • •, - - t - -- • ;, ',/ ...., 4,04 0 : ~,, . i . t , lie 1.,,,,i ti n s ' pedals tie Cam e ' • WO ° ilidk Vi ' ' , ~,. aIS the satnelaiigUafr With. that ini ti: - 1 . 1 6 11 .4 il'ail . ' riii 4 4teili and ; th at nut iat! liw i;r!' .rirs 'Ton the House %%dint they . had tures' i r ii it' lea, he t Nought it ti is , ditty to prtfaC e,l ',,li I itisf with the taut enteutf tvhich he. hod inlr h . o 4 i t4t . nothing . . witieli.Was . said or done 01 1 . 1 f .: i ‘ i j i i ir: 1 ‘1 1 :1 1 :p: e t t ' 0: 1 ; I . it t e v: r l e i: ti w t :1 1 , 7 1 1 4 ,1 1 s c ) . 0:n ?. ..: . chjetiityliebtite)rteo:ieelut l , e i i 1 1 i i i i . l l;; ;. l4l ;Y itio . ti ; : i , ,, i ).. 11 )e Most extepm 1 - I . ',Pe P -'" • c• t . •-• • ..,-7,,?er ei9g.t . i to . rfri,tvt. . ii 41 4 IV!. PP,9l3lllq,tlll).p.pf siieh disc i ii it,oriii sent, and that they o'nglt - to be - verY in 4ll°l l!lfisttli: tO the . language used by the'itethititicri. ittf.,] airy' illiottiaehetl ' , the floirie f o r .rediesit 0 41 1 " 4 , liot.i.il ittaCtieidly Alta . they adutittol•tlidt'isitfil considered its Members as the legal r v l lt u t t l itiltill list of 'hi people. , When a,petbi"" il l'i,"iiotiei ago was Ina:Sewed to the House, r';",C ; P",(01,4 st'tt ted aliat seats in , it Were.!` Itaf.ttili,iijiii elute, ill Sittit.l4tirlil.loi.ket," eiTtiiltr. ' c oi L l that it would. ipe,Ariier, fp ri it h e Honda t° f i vii ) , -9 ,, than to tijeet,it.,.,.l;le'wbitlilbe vet...nirV, it iis;:i should he rejeete4l, beeiins'e by reject c oloi rli, " 4 tlt oug h t t hey .%vo . uld s'erve the eanit' s 4 1 : 1 ,, ° , til l it' vviliell to dist tO.1) iii,;•'l;„ i • • ,• A t 'll)e'3 11 ••• ( ,ki• -, ;op .t• . ‘. •', • • fell' ON he eh the language ot 'the l'etitVoti t out . - - 4 , ! jectionehle. ii, sir :I:SEEIRIGHT.--No man wail 11 ""letr'htl i i ,p . 0 0 , ' vi in' iii itiii6lflirthit dist ressur etuittrof bY.". ,0 04 5 4 . 4 1 pit, ;• bitr'ke - ge'%V'no 'reason , w hy ,titeir re ir :::,ll )4,, , s titO•H , est ‘ isi' sifoithi .l- 11 , ),- be. ffiisitcti ill te 5 1' e , c ,114,,,‘.`, g:ifitge::•`'Lle:' had often tvatoiered that :oi. o i :, 10 , !in , hat!' thinselit t d; to .receive. . ni,tuy petiti'l.,aoick h4tt . IneW,,iatittilitpon ~th.eis,.tAhle• •: }" Pi' •Il l.;' 9 l(fi t Part, hcgshoultl.nlwitys vote tigaLikst;!eCc',":„liii;e',llv4l,: I:! lii i"° ,l 4 , laugunoe,lif Which ivits,fr!,`" i ' e ll l tii,2 l '''. l 4o l, oqVittl. ti t ~.., e. :new . tltat thel ! e ‘i'ere, ' 0 01,„ ~ ,Pe0.,•. 1 40 1 14,-,try,ittii to: litt've the ietitillY:!litfllN , ~., 'itclitlap.pt•ge• ;is ivinild ' 'Utak! the,:",!ltiltki,,„!itl th "" -i, Pit e. , l;i%efif ret'taui ;tint rctrc p ritbiir a w , q,' Ise "'Well ite wpti tf I ;it'l t ay , . i;(tvve:trtilrq;o„elit,,,-1 1 1FPem?tt wtcy the Mi•Uti;vii, 4'ilittt fir 4ll4e -iilt C' t i t 1 . 1 ,: l .: 4 1 t .i. 1: ": , 1( ; : i. :: (. 1. 1; tc li ! ! , ,i)C s l c ; i lc , ! ;t ca , i ' l ll :l . i l : : l :l l.l f tfi r l f : t i ! „: l. ' ' S C' t t' '' tt l i l l it i.l.S t : . 4 Cti i(3) l ll ,l l °! l A Cll ; ' "g ::).itti.rllle:iiil°ll:l ' trt :: :i: ; ii ~i i _ r te! . eTII4III 011 (I,e - t;ll4l l '.' . * ' ' to t/ N s! AI . I,9CRAiti . NT 41)3(-4e444, diet 1"" 1 " .vr e ofi Ik' pe . t , i I i , itti: - st.eaitt to. Ini katickit sti) (o it :'‘; '' i tli(li i i 1 ( 11 11 1 , 1! : 1 1 1 4 1, : : :.se i ) :. : ' .1 : ii_ xl ils t el l 'n ti t .1 4 : ) ; : (1 1., : :4 : h wi t i ;t 1 i .l. t oji : 14 11 : ::: : i l e l' i ttl i ii iiI:,1 11 7 1 1 ' et. t A.rl e i l ei,i 1 1 1. ' . .. t e l c 'e l tit t ' ,e 1 11 : : 11 4 4 1 0) ii : t l i ' l l, : ) . 11414 ' , ( ti b .et 11: , : 1 1 : 1.' 4 : ,: l i ti. : ; 1 :: iyt .:: 11 ; '' t t‘ 'I t . , ! ! i ; ‘ , : e. ) : ;l e. : 1 :1 1i : i., ; : I ! , :j r , i ii t o ll i. ' ,.. e. ,s ; ,; l' te ;-‘ litit 'i t ' .,‘ ' ,.tili b l. i 'l it; ) ,ll4 l ‘ , 'Y ,l l P t. " ieA* idalviank,l , lit- ' d ?'"! '•'-'''. 11).tY;` ,r' .s h l: i 1 peliliim. ~.•..,,”itrY, 011 . g ht 1 - % ' . •i Pk, ' , 1 , 1 1(''"7 leceived souic iieti hi l ls which " ' l ' re 1 1 : 4 't i' : l')CCt 1.111 ., yb1e itt ihriu I.tli;oi.p4o thilik t l ' 4!°l ;bti l l, t ( 11 , 1 1 11c ' 1 : 10 . 11 ; . 1ti ' d thai Ilicicir;r(s: it 0 4 11 t I : l ,oi'ii i , "`ca , Jitifyi , the House thought rei ill Yi . 0 17 ' 'the it % , (.lii Signed, f mt w ith. ii vit..4 (1 :,„ y , ri,, - ,I ' 1 : :;:::: 0 " . ; . 1 ;: i 6 ,1 ., ' , i 1: 5c t t.f r,.. ' e l e: iv i:t o n:i ii i s li t i t . (sl it i t il l i ll i c er e e - t s i i s l i iif ii : y t 's . : ( e ).t i l e 4 t i e it t i ) t i:i i i, t:r i i :l . . c , n g t :0 1 : ir : i i i r i n : : ,h 1 :I ff I . , if t , i4i',i ' t , e g t ne ! it' Y t''' insult 441 e ,Hottse. ' l l : l ,:r i toi ': 11 : 1 1 1 ,:. ,1441ril COCHRANE Wished the Obj 2 C (if .'")Aly ! 1":_ a , lir"!"el . might hlpm , kv . 4st' line of c3l ' . . L ( ar r ill ;9 61 Peli t iOn. t 9 I:4t . p.oitit ' el out t rsc l P r f , i ,S, ' , , i'c r tki L ,l'ii. j/a9se then tiividc:(l— -... AYes NQes ... . ........... . Majority 19r rtitic.ttigtlier:44it l4 i l Lard. CoCHH4v“ presvuted Ik 4 ti/ i9A , 1 . 10 Inhabitants o . f. A1m:0444d, prqii. gilts uvi la t t O y i t?, m v lid .It was brought tip, :got), ofdcro. • the table. DANK. Or, ENGLAND. per 11 C 7itiEsrat.t. rose tri moire for iv " rte ir roilttct,i ti whidt. lie ifjittreiloo ( E c;l. !"")Ij.(ci‘tr),; it wiis ticcoliiit?die 14r 1 P41$ at. oglotiti bait bect s 4. Y )4 ' I" t Irk .be p r'. - • I ,q i!!e prrse'nt ittitibg ' go pt. , , h „i yea ri . A vile!' relit , reisoii th . oit. I ` /' ice or 1 3,111`, Sioc't I ail risen -LI tl7I I it since, vrier s',f4 • , ,ir !- t ti I . ) : , 4 )l Crityl.rtkot 4i 11011 C: ilitol4/11) 041 was rltttioritt(llll flit! v. that _ ; .nrciitied 4etit!wat (i; 0 51, Cuarivr, who wete O aittia c , tlFl ivertiofeitt 'to eivible. Wi o nd the t o," , , a ,1 .7"• , .114 to' yet iv , briltt• Mitt "" ti "g. , It'ss 10 ,1 """ c od i ''J ta . t t 1;e ritni:}itr, It ' . 1 ; c ite. cioulri tog Oellevy it . 4i3°1(.1 ' 11,1 d Vec s the ‘,„ o w so whit ;F 11''t .10 1-1 ,4 f. I.:L. comic+ v, Or tip its :( iiref)er +, Iltd ll wor • ss mail t eVt? (hunt t 1 -.. 'rho CHANCELLOR the ExTett- 41 1 4 t oo' t r tor h tve!s. i;r° lie cold,' y,,,t, 11 .' -1 I 'oo l ' I of any,3tieb circumstance, anti Lb° 1144