The Sun. — London, England, 1817-01-30 00:00:00

t, 1 . .. , ......... Ill ' H iTtli'titiefrultieJi.alld deliberste It te t oule ~. .., „.,..., ~, . • . ' : : 4)itr , tr tik, Pellliiiti ill ittgleita t b.l . the 'Clot'i., • - I t !it thiii.sie e0111,1n;it t;,,recft • rtied, in * • ' any co II Sti t II! , 1911 . a t i 'ol9l'4l C l' l- ' '4 4 ' 4 ' ';4 l:"l'lltatireS of the Peolile. 1 ia t I t'l -ft ir' i444''s 14.(Aftvtttlinitiilviit tutir er heti ~ unt o [ 11 Gt hlie4 1111;yel**.teihm„ti. ,gto- wePliAlitliFt t , t ''' °.,ti.lit reliil4,-.1•11 ', ‘V .- i itkitAstaiery. It C. 11.. 7 " 4et the lini4 t 6 r''.' 411-vradr, , :u;il de,lared, ttiot , t_l_l! . , 9 t hot.tkq iii, - . 14eil ' Ise!, hn(lCirptlkklll,rll t o . l it4 lrtiti do i't '. lAie kl) 'init . . i 4, "Ail' tea''".'' ,i'telitkimii#,q4l4o,ifilifte. Milli - utt; 4 oi; , It f *Ay_ ,fun n • l• fradiligi ur ilii,J.Lati%:., wv-ty 4 i..itu9Fliet4 I ..air , 41 air ditiititilte l MlGl - The rel3l.lttqf prut mete : thief tin. 41) ttc; wit hirhieliit. Iva; from time to time melt ,,o4,l,liiiiiv,l ill titling.' terms of the gliel...ante'‘ ','" i l 16 Pivt , itt +poem; aintil . pretfetited Or 11047,.*, ,„,,- " , ftfect is) thi-se iveßi - of...ritiitiig .time Rey •I rota . tht *,,!,lift toi.l in I:iying oft the h;s'.l .4 ti,ltZ"9 i ' i 1-I".` 1311 ' v* "r lithnl'i `h i l l ' !et: .It eltleil• for getivi...l Itet,aut , r I ktilill bajfillll3l Piirilai)tei,t',. •' • .' I Ftr, ibtoutitt..‘4. r i Wess . t.ti that- from nut having 2OR Pttitithi, as. the M torney-(4..nerai di 4 l, ti 11. 41 firci ream,' he {trail' been prepart i i,''lly, ..,,"‘ litii 1,11101 friai Ititn, to r xoct a very (Hilt.- 1 rt4 illit,t' 11 4 i., . A. . 5„;60 10 ., i i) bad Is . ,,i h , , .- ‘hie 111)1 lir °c ell th e Pvtitina to rontlio notbittg I lirough ' In - i ' ll '4loet williti slattiler lift the House, ant! .11,,, 'P'ivilivel N • the first place, Itille , , " " - , a,v, i, , ,it,i,oisit ilid not ri. let , to the llotistr,pr to Its I tlirty, I s . 'dila, 0440;.'s "111,1. geitet al subjects of: emop . 4' Rtigltill itlii its iltbjeCi, it begAti 311{1 'ere I,. i t :; t : ',t , ll , K ;lt ', lot , lit a 1%-y" llelottn. Tit!re . " a iitt ' ' ft " , r-ti tif tittit4t' thittgc . '' Th - efe vi' ti s 4 iiiiii tp, tg;,, iiii ' 14tritte, anti Ilk/tier:ll I' way o I 5ta9,11 . 5 , tl ' B'4ll FI •1t )i-G . eue 1 :11 - , tilte IN, ti, , .lii . 1. t 1 turne tg e i, 1,1tti011,,,,tv,, lovoeitie 4 the days w"iii 'ti li, ff k ir e wevi tiuw- tlie ,trietiti of Pa r 1 im"""itit, Pko!,„' 1„: 11' ,`" )1 hilei) il, Smite "curs agu .... r t , N I 1 7 6 ' 4 • tidvt. -141 die' betie tit of . 0 - bialamg Itto '4 I;att''‘‘. The . re was a outlier toodei. lii ld' i l• lt4l 'hi`l ' ll 'intig, ' aittl was out mai k 0 bY. Ni': 4,11'1 (!eci)rotti—otte witicil vi?,t3 irr.ttionai, lo cii i 3 il l ilij4re rione h?tt those with % Who'll it It, . I t etli sad wvahvo 1%9 cAtine. 1.) , t ilia %Vlliell . :` illiforltliihte hi to he the ;tabj-ct of' itli 181-' ll:Ili:lie t'llthnea tile' doctrine). cOutWine" i n 4 1,,,;" 1 1i ""'i : IMO Ice wi%ltekt it . 1 lflis eltilY,l6 be t(i , 4 mi,,,, tio•efleoly to ditit Witien, v% . *!lts, i4l:lll4l34ritlffra,je . i to that which , its ie tva!, the i is ~,, ' 1it:44.9(14m; 44,1 IL°l qiiitteei)t' 1741.. • , Ao6lt .„,0••; look, ,tint tri t ne'retortna ber ,n(Arfeco n'erlitrow, and not' tti ntlthiimia "tittitioti,i,ntleottet t 11 ot 1 t.tett Yr°l)!nlY,,T-:, tin,l:l h. ti ittictlyptyttit r 4 li,, to, ot ally 'iliffered.: , , lie .wisliett those, !foie had made in our ins hve le he d 'tlyl lll,it ("" the •0. • v °Lig L ttod, it It I. 't• %vim held ' "Pout Ilt'rtticlOtts. 0,, the ()pinions contaiu. lint tlt (itte. stittn now ee.t.ore': ~';'11411;:ge ille,Peti ,lolll4l, ought- nottto, thy, was not•i ease,„ : to `'"4llY '‘ (.Ide d , it t)t it ti,kloll4 111.( present i'yqtent' the ..tet•rei ‘6;466 Bootie 014111 not.sat an rPeeilltalit v tf,,sv iii period lilte the i'•e .words used hy Ilettause '1 'wit 4rges ili,tl tinjust, ilil patties that defence which. the latignage: -e, h. had 4ront the `-tl, ,PL. ; WMII,OO • JOUnithe , thtst; its the preceding, .el tic. tintvtiti pn epie, ;ion %. littiberYthe at !fhl t etatiuns c;f fa ittliiir,3llCllr,!) Lott! CocitaANa had presented becatise ,Itelliought it .4as. his:hOlinde#: Nleinber, to .d.0.,0.. assnred the U. Inere was no.snan mare sincerely attae!ien ttinverntuent_ of the country, titan he It c, nut be-denied, however, titatilinseSdid exist, at. (he' l'itiVietl'iit&t the • flintse:witi,ld not cavil at i liithrif4 iltrrtirtep: ion j,etitiiti4 for their re -4')o4i, hot iteittl,loan‘it iiseertain the ge ni;latsetqe..cif the*Oiiiile. If Petit !ohs were rejected . hat*, an I,,teonhils, ii feelitig of.II ritation would on anoth, 4tAse,-whiel, rv(VIII:Efill them eans toctititnted by the Priisee ite gent to his Sierli to restraio it.. it. appeared.i to irtitation ought to be carfully av:oitled.— Petition hail eoit,‘ Ne felt ebtift'ilent:ttiat he had itot Abtie'tnore than tOtintl to he verbal,. his duty as a Nl,elotter, liying those l'eti- hoot thrown mit,. It ti,tli6 I)CfOre that If they spoke al, therNoble Lord hod 'the Manner in 4;hich. I.kliithers were elected, he. in which he-tv,tts involved, would slate ;to itt;taiiee prOvetr(heiitstice Atter some aservatiorts.fro. of t beer biniiptitinti. Nrifeit tie fifit (anisefuss'c„,"B,;Ne, Parliament hintstit; he wtis rettirited. tor ,the Bo- . ,rhis,.s.foKu3l saw, that, lit thous,„ hove known ,:bette• than rough of *CIA bell-wan went round to jord 0,00,1 Alleistliabitatitionflll'af'ploet,,offerittg 101. 10,ft. to t hat thettotge tit t hat liottse.wer,e- r tiled Is) all those. wbo shonltl- vote in ;ltic,bivotir, I" N l?e of any ()diet; "dace:: o statue appeared Teceivtd at his .battker's.. .; lie, had got,all the bilk sheet of' the Petition'. . was thel,Noble140):11 t. about him its this s he pilved so s,,sy,shiss.",s4aost,4,ll4,osiimed to it then be called the choice of tbe Lord COCifittAt4it ftelkimwitmigvlti, .that. in tlitich ftilgitt litc,punisited for 'what helot! ,tinoF, ;tool .be ori),..„red to b, "„timto„orshvesition; Jickpowletlged,that be had acted wrongly. He :q ,'.le —PEAKtI4--Tiltli the Noble 1.01-41 is not in him , • Raid been ithpelled by a 111051 fOt!lisit liboty preseni it flii: se. the tio. i kart .was, that he id con ue !mine With a _great is b 1 c„oli s4t,l gHs happy i„thßi.be tics of Spanish.lutiney,-• which he did not. 1),,„- the fileanf„ .actitobiOtiog the, Public with very prlnieil, know what to do.-(Lattgliter.) . , , -the c‘ilei a the liptitie,„ in /VS ijqat,Olit'. arts tigt")new • hot they Lrrs Mr: extexitid allowed, that the Noble: Lord. ' Tlte-SPEA .yeti 5,1, hail only doOF the auty of a Nietnlier, in. taking! ','have existed that 'tit fort ItgNs, ,ween the-two' 110., eh n.e of *the Itorafter 'the recent -de- Lord 4",t,c: tt tott.lB ptesented typton, for pat ha._ now tood, mu 1,0 cisio.tt of the Hottie, w-as 't finiitre bilti Pres mental y Iteltom front, the, Vreettolders,, M Allot% e- seott.ft.,Nlessgeto tth he L the rereption Of it Petition, Ctlitteitting the very. ''lnners, other inhabitants of..tllC. 10W11.411i1l of the same itecornatOkiNiont 1 n iiit;ing opportuttity.to Qufb.li; in., the. p4r.iet,. of :itii,tiewor,th, 3ny'Dt'lcitibett afillitr01)011e 11 Stiate I.,.:.gLidgc, wit t those, ny teboni it trAd' been. dotty,' up, of,tnak- (•. . r . • - • it coald Dot fail to prove wt, :trlv ;:lterations which lido, collide the [louse I\lr. V. 11 the r nirtgirt He from an, .Y iii r. I. , 'tVINNtt to rect:•ive !ion 'with it's dignity ?,• liontnivaltle:Member,trt atiotitex,, .to. know propose. a motion -Of the oatnre stiggN y. advise the NOW .I,ord; although he feared,: 1)6 Petition were :mot the sione which ;yokel. • •• whether ►.tof hadrateatly rejtieteo. J. _ _Lord STAN:L.I:I% wa :in. tl (.1 jas adyiee watteit' reo..4fett,' to AvitlttletiW,thei the +lot „ . . °use 'art a •1*- -"..aPnt. By doing so be would • Lortl L —OCHRANE SOlua that it did not ;wear to tone when the cooler et ea was demanded: Frot . in(o, ; .l4lng, asMe. 14(4.014 ',lit ig: him en I . 1,1111:11.,. 4,0 1 .. tieen,..plreied to .ilte ilonse, he should QPp0t!,,,,1,,,e,,t0u5,i.0u... , . • . ~.A,;.?c4N''N'!iii.llo.s*id,,ill..-;xplatikition‘, he had riot "4,lliol;„thie:J,l.o.sse to siitruit 'to insult. , . • -,-*;:Baviti, declared that .Ile, bei . tii, it da.er - , 111!444kiipic.u,st ,t (4 ItetOrm; coh,la tiot,„ agree wit;l ti.s,,lolotirtlolM,:ogttel. who were. c oittjwitillY cow end. • , ittig.ty,;,vis eli iouttry "ces 01 lteitol M I , 1111.,kV11. , _ PV their‘wiltl throriss, weie imlieding tlitc,obj,,ct which they profepFil tiOaveclit.vi,ci?..ti .sB.,haterei• tn i ii4)it..he the py.isentotta,tr ut !lip,sepreilltti c i i " l-7- 0,5 4 , or I.)e, ,11'4r,,glyu go ,in, saving,. that t otmet tj , k ) urliopipits were .41Qt,,Ilke, legli r e k,reAentativcs , -•.,, ~-; — . • , ~ ~, ~,, of the. eoj i .l, anii,...,con,ratfF,f)tt 04,)V - ; ("'"',-•:- tioo wi-a l at aivetstl. ,',,,r.hy' . eltal.;e oc, .i..:7A1 - 111 11% . 1 1 ,the only ••bas•is; tt4)lol4l,iir.ll '!iq;,,,i?!..yt H i ll(1 . i 11, ! ,. pc.i.kileoce, and I,ioll(,)!(r k ,raii kirliljnicqt s,t‘ti I S' %11 . 01 j 4.4o4illeiv:(ore, tie litilltlitt'il I lik4 . pcl'Sp i i,l i p il l :l lie ?iillito , stypi, %cilit;il,V6),iili tio'‘),V-:(►l_ilF.1111 ()11 tjle , iii . (l ‘ .sli of ltetortit. , Ile tlicl not, sAttt.thlt this reti(toit' was of ..I,4lcscqiitiou, not ti. h - Trcei red. Lord Coc itt I{A$C ctilitcoriF'.l tivi there y,0.1101., in hil opioioti, any cite s e nd:iv...oo,n the l'...tition w liielt; cotild he, .coti , .idered . 4 0 der oqato,ry. t r o the character of this I.linise,.itiitl therefore was for the 1 "'clic iontNiug rerei,vo Ml . 1 . ,,,,, 5, , , t41 , . % y d s • eui v i n /T.l th i lt the l'il it ion, 'wits- 101 l of j,)et"iolance aud,..yitileore, but that „per! ' Laps xras o not .3-k:reason to ..ri,t.ctiog it, ‘lvtli .- sireCt to. I Ilt,Ctliie, 0t,..,1‘Qt0.r to, lie ,Imt•ceil tv,itli l'iS ..: Mott.Frieoti.,, Oat the - iiteel iti4s,, lately , livid for , on:dining, a Refot tit !it tior.lianactit were calculator 'to injure the can se whi c h they tlitruipt . ed to sly ,,prt. lle•..objected, to the doc,:rine, : that, this (lonse were to thiss .1. Bill, peeatitn`? mieli a pp o reellini; wouhl• tend to the dissolution o f ibe llons,e, The Pt•titiollo,3 11a111111.1ilig that thl: 119kVi'l ' ‘Va 3 Yeged ill tjltgll. 'llliS relliiilded liiiii of 111(1 Cfiiitlttt. piil:Stiliti It the tripe I,lot legislating , l.lort o t ltepuhl,c ; when Selieitutt 11ytia...d propos 'lmes it Bill for putting ;in, end to tl:e ! wirer and authority ot. Kings. Ilia upon the whole he tva for re.ceiving tut. I'etitiott. ,Mr. lt . 11\rito,itsT,H•suppnytt,;(1 the arguments tifyil,4 his Iti,,,Oit 14 . 0 a, I;:rielkd against, the recep ,ti'vt,„9/ the l'etilioo, 0.0 accoont of its instating ;and, tiiitioxions latigp,tger ‘,. ii4,i, , ,,p. D n ,GLAs c o o ceived,.thar if the ,retitioo was ,rejected . ,oo the gr...y,titlit , that tile. Petitioners, ',enargot the ~l- l onse no not being the legal Re , :preiWil!iit I VCS 01 . t1 , e people---the Frouse,tvould go the length of refusiog alt I"tr itions of tliekind. Sir S: itioalt.:Llr COtAla ipat in his eopscience be lievethat the Pet,.v,l ion WtliS II annul with a view to ',insult the 1i......5e, .autt they , t , ii: should vote tor [ ifs being segniv..ol , They b tato! .heir g rit', an....i, Laud the cattses.of tli:ii ,rlvvat-,nee t and in in +king Ft 1t.. , e hi:item:4al, would i be c , occ , :ileil ' iicyw. re l 'pr . eildling, opyesit4ditee iiihl rel.ol .)11?-14 eiwi the 11'4 o; the (mist to attend to He in ayrrs'ot the '''l'....titio . o..rs ' '• IVri . . (.2.. CR kNIT COttiti Ito( 411!;“% :toy other esnn.- . c.i!isi.ii tr,..“ i ~,iii)4 ti.e Petition, tli.tti 111;1; 't, ~ ,. .i anant to insult •the 'twist:, and twist %ow. • against it. • . . • A- ..‘listottot,.(le.iired to livar.the.l).,:tition. rvoil.. . I '.. t z‘PKAKAlitfiksiti it 11,141 been already read . ' i% ice, '411.1 it could not he yeati. to ,> cry Nl,..lnlier k‘ll4. -inigiit have heen.alvouxt at the co.ismeneillit ot,of the crsettssion, without ituttiog a. sto l i,to the tkosi 'ittiss of 'thellonse. .. . '.11,..e. 11..n,..111 , 518,r.a ~ was not mars ~tliat it 11.1(1 • 'bee:l4,oo ,a seefl l ld Bale! , Wileti he ,refitteSt eft CO Sir tV, G GA Ry spoke in favour of jeceiving the , , The ti use when the titimberi were— Ayes Noes re-: ! 1,4,111111,V(1, the: Clerk rif t , ; fit rcading-a PLtition,frout another :uoonslott to the sante. County. •, , oiii)u,,thequestion that the Peti t ion, do lie ttpon 104 J table,. . A NC . „. 1t.t.t.0V,1.. of ;the ZxcHtto.titta observed, tint ith 14ogilaite ilf‘s exae,tly• the Softie ;151 that of the preceding, Which Ikacl Itt , t b een tejected.---7 inferctice front that Vo\v'far e xPi. , -ssed the v,entiiite t,lic people, ilia <vitether tiles( ‘Ore.oot crtifiterYthe fol tlietations of fattioug •tiemigtrAues. I ( . tlitt , 3 hear!) 1,4:0 d Coot tANa ° had presented those Petitions bpGatrie ,lieltiought it .4ai.li.isluilinden duty, as a Member, to assttred the louse that there Wfts no.srutirt, mare sincerel y • • ciied to the atta liiovernment. of the eottntry, than he w.is, It could d out be-denie, however, tisatiiiiise s did exist, and litiVietl'iit• &t the • Ilitse:whOcl not cavil at lii`dpli't rtittepf lon for their re tipiriti, hitt itotthlatTh‘it ;' It) 'iiieeriitio the ge ttelatsetteof theOOple. It Petitions•wererejecteil. f„teOttUili, a feeling of iiritation wotild 'arise,-which kV,“.11,1 re quireall the means mentioned • by the Prio'ee Itegent to ids Sieerh to re Ofitlii iriitatiim ought to 'be eat4fully ,ivinsclee+l. - He f e lt ebillident'ttiat be had n o t Abtie'tnore than his duty as a 111,eu t ber , in laying those Peti tions before that if they spoke against 'the wanner in 4;hicli. Meiither's were elected, he would slate a il ilis'tanee prtiyed'theittstice of thar boiniititiliti. fifst eerily into Parliament himstlf, he uclis relatted. for .the Bo : rough of tell - wan went round to oftlalplace:,,ollexing 101. 10f r . to all those who shohltl vote.. in : . Itisjoyour, to he T eeeived at ilia .hattker.** . . , got had ,„all the bilk about him a t this moment,-,-((,atight9r.)—Cotild ite, then be called the ch oice of thepe`jiie 1 1 ancl,h ,o heTrunisheil for'what lieJtatl,dooF, ;e JickPowletlited,that he hail acted u.rongly. HThe ititnelled by a 11101 foOlislt e !fart .W 35, that he gid cbine !ionic with a g11.;111 'ideal of Spaniih.lutiney,, with which he did not 4now what to do.—(Lattgliter.) . , , ' Mr: CPCNINMid allowed, that 'the Noble: Lord. . had Only doiiF this duty ' of a MetOber,in.taking' 'charge of the Vetifiditi, llorafter the recent -de cision of the Hunie, was 't in hint to pro's the I..e c e l itiori Of a Petition, Containing the very % . %•itlinttt. gi%'ing opportiiity.to •tholie, ov whom it hall' heetr• drawl' up, .of,mak. Ate1;1111011i ettalrie the [lo Ele use to receive con•ktettily With it's dignity ?, wool(' polyiie the Ntiblc Lord; although lie feared Jos adyice tea - W . (ll+6e - be ree'viiett,' to AvitltdraW.the . • • I * - • -"..aPnt. By doing so be waned •••. • • • • tct bet!C:E..4', .111eige ••• . . 51,g1:10,41t, :titan it l o t, eimtilkned,to pte.,s iti , ,itsyrtsent sttae, oil the. Jcreptans(i oc the tioush t. 1401.1 fo:pCi-fICANF:i iloti,Gefifleinati•tbat advice slto:,111 Its . wits(nte, 'was . (I;spoXed . to tali t. it, aott w . .)1.111 ipfo . l.4) — the Petitioners. _that iti lattL;(l.li..;e i ii >itl'lt t 5 , conic; .-1:to. be •ree) . .ivrili . • 111c , , e v oii„ii,vas it - 110r EI WO. C„ c j i . O4 'ls, ; ?, pfcseliZett a Petition, fion t . some phee toe)) Aslitou-till ter -Line ? i,l (•( , ),4111 'Lvtic,iiter, ande on troill,the town in tit! ,snto . e prayilig for lie form itifll Alinual,Patlitint -,) 1 ,11104t) - d to lie! on floe table. 1 4 44tH Ct+,cHß then yr:Sewed ' e dition fr.ln fh . r. ro t e,' e,lnuty,.‘vhich, .fitter n short e onversaii,m, wa , • reject ed., , • ..f,olti(.:oct.tefr.NE diet' present:T(la l',etition from pftil.tuatti, in the county .of L WC-aster. ~.LottiSTatitAtiy observed, dot thele was ilreutly out. ti!e rab . le, a l'etition ft OM the SmhV to evn in the sante, coituly. tie wished the Noble Lot d to state .whether it .sivere the same, lie ‘V(ialti own that, he ham[ 449 istrr't ledge of thcse, Pet ioas vioody, to the it , esent toot I.le was Itvc4r , that a.grrat wittabet of Petitiotii on the s d ole stlitivet t. cre intended to he . presented Into , list Co,tory to the llouse„ but with.these he IVas.ll;it acquainted, He hoped in behalf of tlopie of l i, vonstithents who had thonglit the Nolile Lord, more worthy of belt their .repie s. ittative, Petition Were ctinched, t h e I , ine u h k piOtoilile : llngtolge a 3 those already 'alerted, he them an oppotittniit,y of recon,sideriog their expressions, and rendering . tll..th more it, t o be. received, •Nfr. 1-114SittooN could not help observing, that the pl..yer tit the Petition stood on a distinct.. sli, , et (row the siguatures, which "'tight tints have been obtained to. he atmexed to ally other piece of papec, With vety iliffcrent Ileithought that the Ilonottralii , eiNtetithers tvho presented Pc-t titions should be•reiptired to state 111,1( the signa-. (tires aloo:xe.1 ill that : nottner to theT had been teally obtained for that purpose; tither Wise sig 7 hir(tires tni.,!iit, be 'Tidied to, objects for Whieli they weleatot inrcodetl. • tliat.it was a generd role of (h.: House to e*Teet oti ev.erY,Petititist certain signatitres the, signatures were , on aoy other panei,,then the Petition was to be con sidered a ,[until signatures. 11l that whieh he now held in loth bands, there was no signature af axed so toe Petition itself. %Viten the signatures were too nunietim , s, it was -114tural that other sheets sboilltl t , e, addrd ; bat then some of them . nitt'st.he sub.-a:l'ond at the close of the Petition oft the ))1 . sheet . AIt,,CAN st NO remarked,. that it.vvia the same. with rite from Ashton, though there was, atople tomit,tor the signatitres„ , •, Mr. Ilip,K.o,soN,tisolig,lit that after the rule which had lieen laid down - , it vvas• ineumbent'ott Nolde Lord to say IX holier the sign.dare's hail bee,) oirtaiuttl ipr the Peliiiuti in question. . Sir FRANCIs IltirrirMTT defehdett t he new mode, The Avroti;lEY-CI-LNOtt'AC*Cont ended, tint it seas fall:it:ions, and the Petition ought to he I l Lill 1 1 111.. Et.Loitt, since be haditeld a befit in Parlia ltad,.',..,l * ev.r voted forlie recunion'of Peri t: wos , the %du& Ii telle)t of Itltch.tvere J 1 1 ,1111114 ti ; to toe It w4s.hrcrt,ile he mo,t highly %Anvil the tight of l'etition; that his chief aim was to gnartl . it tront alnise.' The Holton:. able Baronet had inktottler:itood the stbjeet. It was necessary that the re 'sho;titt he •at least ono Signature 'oil the !inert 'of the Petition, and it yet"' arrineO for the 11011 c. to deride whether it would now depart from i;s.tlsti;il practice., Alter soto,e .ohservat ions and an enquiry wirer titer the Petition were Ikte same .as,that which had been rejected, to which Vail (.:ocintANE Wit:ttn7 derstood to reply, that he could not say, as,,be had tun perused it, . The SPEAttea tittitikl,.grat it shonbi be:tgell On derstood, that „any llottostrable Mentber.offering u Petition to the flonse, was boittot , to itorke sell oldster -Noble , Lord , had bu t rt a t tier Petition lullortax;.he ,tooyu , bottom , op port unit y ofdoing it, and of ..teveiniriog 'that in. formation of which he ou r tht previously to' have 'possessed hitio.t..lf. - Mr. C. \V. 'WYNNE obleet etl the Petition her ing r e ceived, iinle'ss the NOlite `l';shonlit state that it varied front the abusive latignage of that - which had been rejected. Mr, itoniNsost thought ,thitt the. j, - 061 ..111%tiotgly-hitits,e)f to blame (Or the ditlicolties ..he had.ettconntered. lie hat) already been atike.ti o n another.. Petition, whether it were the Atone it% one,.%viCit had been rejected. replied,tttat it appeared to him to coot.lin new . ovAtter ,; .Th e , I.l'elition hail Cotisciftletttiy berg► rend, c oil had heint .10ontl In be verbally the sritne: WI theretorellAt MI4:11 that, ,b oen (brown o at,. It was clear, , at itite,Noble Lord had Itit,nself robed the difficulties iii whieb lte-vvas involved, , Aket some ohservations'from Mr. MAttTIN anti ?Lord CoCflll,iNg, . Tllit'Sfsf%K4ll said, that he thought the Noble Lord would have known ,!better' diarv.tooloneeive . that the•notge of that ifotrsewere-suted by the uses, 'of any mho; place:: Nit name appeared. Oil I ke .slieet of the l'etition.4 , was tpeoNoble Loyd pre• p „ v ed t o sae•that,itorianit.kvat:atiimed to it,?. • Lord CocittuAr4it staknowleelgentiN .that. iii that sense t here appeared to be Ito native to.t.tbezPeritioo, • "file SPEAKIO4—Thutt the Noble Lord is n o t itt liberty to present it. be t i , j ii o - r i d i, C e n t ci tt e H A s n 4 s l"l . g of ". . 4 1: 1 Cl ii i:1 1 11 11 1 1 :1 Y I ti, 4 lg l thees le as t i! l ll U t ts 4 ll b C e w ri i 6 :ll l - the voles of the ,Hoose. TlreSettAmot-,-They, ara not -)new ; hat they '''have rftintr4l to that wilt fort ago, L or d ,r,octtaards presented tyPet ition. for Pat 14- y R e f o rm from, the , tireeitolders, , Mao tif c "firers, 'mot' outer labithitatits towtothip Ottia, in' the ti. 41441,, of saticikworth, in York- r j\jr, C with ONNING., ita the cntirtgirtotie awn tilt flotiottEttblelstietnhttr, to ahothgx, , wittittd to. k ItitrX Whether 1'1)6 Petitiott were mot the same which a t e ,Hoitce httilittimitity rejelet,ed.. Kurd c o cna,,ANE sold, atilt it did not ',wear to ~IC'Sil 1;e: [-i,lot go Lito_yer: ; Thy , :31.).EA1 Et.....—Tiit... Lord would ditty bt,' tet'• Co hi ,if.ol' vlaia , qtt.est-uin,. 1:0, i;c 11-011.1)C OW. S:111t!. • • Lot d COCHIL4Stt.--1 an, all tia...r observatbnis, .whieh t made, that I tint rc, qllect t'ir:t Petition etAtaiiittl • '...ll4.ltetition having been Lord 111 tri'd ilat• it'. lit' 1)11 the tahl t. Ct'.;.... , rttso had 'yr anvil tAli theal , )e. "qua -1:14.1e tintl info r t.V.ith Ake, 111)f 1410:0 the trouble of peritsing the pet i'lion,,s;#l, be4tll it , read: end foond 'th at it expreisiy thtsanie th' t and that which he hail to %elite . the ..dignitted and friendly warning of the Sitalter,,persiSt in forcing the [lour' tlk:rfitti't it 3t I.4,c,cp(l'time. In tlic con duct of all political 'tutu, til .r e; motive by .whiCh they-were actiiated might be: traced, but thiie of tire. Noble _Lord could not p.os' , ibly (jOuld he conceive ilia he would benefit them:se wide') he advocated,:hy bringing it, forward ill tip otittllt' and injurious a itimoter ? Grid forbid that .elitiqect at llefftrin not be 4iiScussed iu ; hut did.the Noble Lind think he in.- trodneed it' with•advantage iwts_.lkg itpw spealt.er had. laid. dotrn Atte roles by, is:hich the ptactice of pelitioniag was ttstrieted they were .ttot .a new. creation, hqt....!auciently, Wished, not to limit, but, by regulating, to.ser care ~the right of petition. 'The. ~able Lard had been told that petitions mitst.li'ave „OF. sane., lion of some naine - .; and that' had' appeared ridi etilous to tin 110110111 able Baronet, whit sad, that tisey, might the:J * lw iettiiii,ited,oliiy.,to the . kW eat alined on the or'iginal !sheet. evert ill that case, the fititte would receive the Petition as of one. '.l.lid 'teAr the language of those presented this evening,:prOve them to lieve'been, if not the work of the same as they were evidently; the e manations of theliattie mind ? .‘Vbet: hun dreds of Petitions presented the very saint! §esiti ments, expressed In Ilre-vil), same words „cotild any man.lay his hand Mitt Away; and 3ay„ . thee he did not believe theta to. 'be fabrications, ? The House had decided iliat, , tite Petition shoal:1,1:ot be , received in its presellt. state. Would the Noble Lord , say, , brat the Pet it loners would not change its language, but would petsist• in their the Of insulting terms l• ' Would lie not forbear, at least tor , that night, that they might ilttc., au opportunity, if they.tvere really Allltioll3.for the object of their Petition, to alter its phrases, and make it proper-to be received 'rite Nable.Lor(l hail cnitg.etited. to witlaraar the one ;. ,what could prevent bin: frimi adopting the:same course now?..fle conjtiredtLat Noble Lord, utileishemeant to bring that . 1 -louse into disreputeiod eacfliet ails the.pso. ple, to NVitlitlf:llV the peesent Petition, end give• it* aitilior4 au opportittiatyLre-coosidering.it, and ndOltsing a 11111 re •ftiV(lol'llbte mode, to their OWIt Purpose. As to -verbal. crit the ilinise shauld,be. over Wirt. Butt :.bluets the emennott genie 014111 wa struck in the.stime itiaii tier, the - Noble Loy:lv:m.lld notexpeat that it tensild In' "surrendered to the aecompl sit mew. . of, leis lie . ,,d44,prt.i. the 1,1,!av wont() Allovv,the Nohle , Lotit to wirlitlraW the Pt:ol'l4 , olll.pr that Ite *vitt:W . lKit' in least rrets the Hogue , oil the -am* A ecititribik , ..„ . ,I'..Lorili"Coottisst.tis' did oot mean to holiertina cions,• bitt . kn'oiflitg that the sulistariee of all the Pc it ion's which he • lield nearly, the panic; .:11e Luna only,,moved that the pi es cut be allotted to lie uu the,table, a motion aLikit any Alt:inner was free, to oppose'.. Afier a few - words from Mr. AlOrman the question was put and negatived without a division. . sEcti.F,l'Alti # `ol 4 7-ITHE A.1)118 Lord Alit_rtlN wished:to know iv.lietheF a repot' allich tie had heard were, eartect, 1414 Attrit;:gothe short s tate of war with .41givis,,the salar,y . ttl .the Secroary of the Admiralty:bd been raised to tits warrallowance ? as; 'it it hail , been the case; lie slialibd think it' his iltity,'.ol.ll future pet lod,, to not lout )111011 ,tllo,slllljeet. Mr. Caos.lo. stated, that the sabtriesof the.Se eretarivs had hpen put on the w a r o l,imvance doting treat the war with Algiers lasted. , R to the. - ,ioble.Loril',s motion, dieshoold.incet toyit illeasiirti, as bo,wouhl i bisablot to, give satisfactory .reitsskosli,tr. the mettiture wt ieli bad been atlop4tl. ADDRESS -s r() TM; PRINCE:- .at-Oainteo' .the„tfonse; that tha Address,of , -both ilbrrs'ef, hid L I' k Any to the ;' td which his 1(0)11 ( Highness bed ,beets' pleased to 'Twilit a most gracious OtltsW Or, I'ItII'ILEOES OF TIM HOUSE. C. Wyrat.is called the attention of tha Muse tti--‘v hat trill) happerittil in the Cinift.:renc,o twidt the Lords the preceding. day. Lie., under -stood that, by the CS IOW .1111 s ,relpecting .votsierettees . between the two Houses, the Lords “Niere Sjt covered On side of the a nd the .11,Ittnitgers4or Ate Qoin no) n s .stantLunco• vered!on tlit other..,-Titere tvas,no need to carry thetititinction fitrtittiG his great sitrprise, ihmi , eVer„ fiehtni.olyserved ill : the Lite Conference, tlititlthe.-seats:of thesLords weic elevated one step •-abrveAhe its'aiii..beight, that there wati no i table, untitiott-thiNanage,r‘ of the Commons. wer f a , 4. .. • TbeiCtlANt F.Ll.olV:tpf EXC . :ft titiLlF.ll 51111111.11 bez. title of .firc:irtltt..ito l'e l atsot any deihtt [tire front the - esol 4. 4:4rdit t 4 14. mint, g - q ., of the Conittionif. ii;it to stizi4unn:Srsai of the fteC*L'it"' 11011 .' 11Si . VKlL'iliitl:Ciiithit itt ,111,cr the iioit; , . rt,i,SruiettAlisdocoollt.vil,, Ova t o us e wets very pyiVeiirlitiiiitys')l.Of iF 11 1 , 404 vspvtial lit it. 3 ot . l I w4s Ate Og (fir tnS't',l , l"MnVerctices be. ‘'etteit'the-two k r iibuses 11;01 bec.:t , itli.tt tts they now s'toodi andt be thought it wonbi H4'proper to len d ,R .,M e i i kiitio the 1401 k, 'to desire to have• tine s'kone accotottitolNipatt itiYortied bett'ire. If any Member Wt 3411 ft propose it M IT I i o n of: tiro nil• tio.c,' it enald not tail it, provc, vcidoktue, ' W. WY "%Nit exi4esseil.l4l , i iistealon4 to Prorvalle' it tuotkvit of the na,tre stiggestett .by,the SiAtoker. • . • • :Liar si •STASL.E.I the Blouse of 14119 at the time when the conference was demanded: Na