The Sun. — London, England, 1817-05-07 00:00:00

• . :"",l1 it his the . fitli o f . April:he rec e iv e d hi s, 1,, It'itli fri,:bnes-s had farad ilittniti,o, flirt , lre ennui! astitit' t the "lit he wil.lthl not--hnve rentain e d at, Ri o ' l me hart tint be:ieyed that the ile-gehl aleil to ternrit I N 6 E . urop 4,111 e.' C, :jive time ftvithnut o n the Opposition slide offering "'• Irkssed the. tliktit •—tJ 'ion a(P " esti "" lle.b`el ( Ifs•!ttised in toi'm, lie It'it, lllc(!in every 1, • .o vr who hearel.him;• ill coni 91 ' Ilint• Airiver utt', the ltesolutions, and *i d' the tfinf.: Baronet, - ‘vllo.- , had i pl,thdy. the lett! objec w... t in vie,, to to bePersonally directed against him, , I; ' w ould n ot b e aecitsed Ofariv'blanie-' 'dil e .. , 4. la waiting iti oWer himself to-the mit of ''lt s the Imes., li e coultl.not Pv.t;" that ii , the iiieeelivs af the lido. 'll, liht.onet , he had- heattl. trli here)' - o'd at.....ainst him,. And yet ltc:Nt, 't . 9ttu.i"3 intended to add wil.th!' to 1., thvy ivoold have bad iiielitit*eisitfit l ed, tit which was rant withheld ctipitinallo hear the whole indict- . 'e ani,t plead a privilege, which in , 11t1 not be dertietl,'' l / 4 iihen every 11 e , lr to ii man in character, in re; if ' Innionr,, was at stake.-- 7 (tleur,, ^ after a whnie y e a r 'of mellace— , 'lloollls' preparation, with 1111- the ‘r opposite, these were all the 1 c(}4ll urge rigiiiiist hitt, its, an b lect-of which they stated . 1 4 :be l aird' the public veal,•htit the'ob-r l 4e knew 'awl they knew to, he todis "'lll serving the public With credit t", '.v:lu' an advantage to the. State it' , t fell, intleed,-tar short ()t the ex by'lt' th e pre ce di ng cif eiiiiisit'lices* : 11 , e n )---And if . there w e r e those, 14th acgravitte the Charge, withheld' • prepared tor' the occaSion, and ' hi itteir breasts, fill'he wells.llo .'' l 'Y the fortu of the !louse to a" - "fl 't stich he aripeareti to the Caodoitr '4 4 4(1 of the world, dechiring, that if " I ' . their um argents, be Was °llly the C a,' hillers of the. House, and not hear! Ile awl No,. front the ~ 4e W4B hot to lie told. that it ,wtis ''' a string'• of Reim' lutiotis were '' l / 4 'ill eileC(4 tlieni : - the enit olll-6 ( 'c'a'nted this ; and he' assured. them "1 alt through it to avail l '" elf f:. irdvee.. lle agreed with the ir(111 e 1 that he' lia'rl often, iii that i Ilititill'* ' sled in sprtc of the 11 1101l ottiiibi B,,to t ict,, lie should l',ll,..ebeap, and ti) ttekreciate and to , "' r : , ,,, 0 1 . LiU t i,lf,' but tor the public': tit liF ts ° ,, l r ' un 'i"" vit't‘vrt poblie men, by - -,a. nintivt..s which would not be 4 case eot of p r i va te life. If be '4 , rl4itu t o confidence, the 114311,3 e 1- i:.,b) 1 40 n 1 :000c e Ii s., opinion _to. De . 14 'nii:itio re . Ifni' if, on the other _4O which, he so strongly telt—. 4 "1) tram any (it thelinptitiitiollB . 01t4Wil up-,n hire, he Would,, iii use the same language which 't disliked ; and tearlessly ' hied , whatever appeared to him to the benefit of his courtyy..-.-- _. • tome to the tlitestiOn : th e 4tlt' iiillnerit'was 'plainly this, that ii i° 11 - belief Which they tlid not 111) 7,9Yill Family of l'ortugal intended 1 1 e.' and that they made ttse - of le'l rf aptiv to off e r hi m that which Yltereptell.. Ile asked no excep -4 f.rvour. As its Noble Friend 4 1 , 4 , G, ()refitment waS responsible for i ,' : eit lie mas intereited, Si did he \ 're „ l S i bility with thit of the Govern-, '-' ,.," . !''''e guilty he too was guiltY, not '4l beneficial' • t rested, but as Y In e ''''"' !• Ile' therefore desired the ~tit,ttli•iit to be considered . . as' his ti-t;'.1,,,,,,eHre Was th,tt there . ty)ts no ~her '';;, li'l.. 1 14 '') in lino that the Itoyal 1* A 7 t, !I'',., 111 " °ill 10 "torn to liltirorie ;" the ''',ll,,,,,i.lM'tti(to seta t o receive them on oyt.t.i ~,•,11,ti setil e of liillieCeSSatli IllleX .- 4n'lei'll(!ilgile P r "tfigitlity: lie meant to i f Yt o h ,'. tit,s,„ ,) tit their issues . , And he beg 4"ftri,„ l 'l kk,.ep the.ni distio.ritished, and 111,1;(1 'em hart 1 , --. I istrionsly E li ur,,, („, , as oeeoltit i 4t 'emit:man anil . the Uon. Bare hr 116.. t litirn tt, t i .i o, e tv, ji i 1 1 - it , Govern* 1 16.. .4..1, 4 _ , . tato u entt -1,4' tile ani ' l'i i he retu rn of the Royal Fa rt i t l ii tsti t ,„ utt ',;„t or the ex Pence, need -not oh- 'it to ) ;"' ‘Vit hour that there wits crime tt°,l)ll4ette'letlPee4,elimetit it they , pleased, as t l ' i leli, 1 , 4 r One farthing would have nit' ''iti . 4 ' ll if, on the c(titrary, the 0 "" Ot Il l s. 414 Cete i. .. 1 , . ' I b e i ll irtt it , ii,,,,.. ••• 114 be..et, and ~ N I , e % ,,, it . 4tittinent, th en rip" question 1,: i t1it) 41.01 4 , fair , subject of ParlisnientarY. 14:1t1FIL Z i i r' . 141 " 1 1 : :11. ° . cen8i00 tnnst be disrnisse . d i i h t , 'clia,, f '"o• As to the Slit point, it St ' 4 O" i'l. hi mself', all that he would tic' wt, i f, e r tri ..,..., , 1, 1 ' )1 1, ' i t p rirt ', l " . ty flue 'fl the papers before A t "1:11 () I It would he found an nipple 1 ' le I,„ l e Ili g h t t , , . la 'it S. - ciao. Cientleman ner.e, 'll'4 i1„c:4411),,,..f0rd's letter of the .14th of (41, 1 I' 41 1 , ' 'l4 the intention of the Prince i ', t , 'glil to all e le N il „ return to Ettl'Ope, which, f t) , 4 Hatt trr 4 ll t - 1 r>„,,, oneously supposerl i the 1 :411, 4 4 41, 1 ,. 1 r i On •thig Stibieet reterred.) N1.4,*11,11 frt:::11011e4 his 4\lottie Frieud, ItilY 1- : i t ,i l liri t Y: be min, Probable circumstances, !t ‘ l ' ti lt ; '''n.i tt 1 :/'"'t mention that he had re 7 Hu i . . ii..,iai -4 tl t r ,,, . stating that t Ids, PaPeri, ilnit, t htly . Ittni retpletati , . knot il t 4), olli ty tl . - 11 f, tu .. Y :I'"ifi,,, :ri,i, 5` ,,,, ~ 4eli he would %oil, !,) ,„tiv,,, lit,it,, i , an act ot courtesy, ty : tti l4 it hilt, (:tiettotstauces, would h4ve cltt'ihtqui t ' ll ,.`, ) ' 'ter 'Alililber, and afford i,jll,l in-,,,14107,1,. there was tio intentional 01, 4 tite ,i ~I ° l l of Alr. Sydenham' s let ''7l'4' 1'144. 'Q -le rine front -a misapprelien qt ' tl„ .441neht , ki ti lt tt A,„ 8 were called • for, ien - ti l 'iltl ii ' ' peeifi ed 1 , , .Baril , _ :,liter 11 4 t... , .• ()tots lie hat re ' , ( 1 44 va.,4 40,1:1;1,er seemed requisite than 3 ) 41 1y i ti , 1,, 1,14t1 Stlatford.3 dispatch. 41 I : 4 Ni I ' l l' , lll 0 conic • •,. n . )- i)f , 0 ption that there ''l4 4itkti , ' 1 It.ltelttioll'lCtlie ItOval tt) return to ..1.43600, I'l4 inind was perfee-N..sirNi:Hl 'rill the . 'the minneret ne:reecived private leito* rout LurJ Liverpool, dated the 2fith Aii use,, This , letter LP received Oil the 2Stli at ManelteSter'." It :voaslidi .t leteer, oCfprtn,, hula friendly coinintarication.--- , [The Right .Eton:Cientlemn r here eni the letter, stated that rtee.ountti:li attlitfit been received that the Prince Regent'Aif I..)orin.;al wished.imme diattly to return to - Ettro[ie„ and that in rouse- quence'ol'hiS applie'atibii, 'Lord Melville 'had or dered- a squadron to proceed without loss of acne to the:Braiils to convey his. Royal Bighnesi to Lisbon]. W:ts it; asked the 1111;;Itt in lonian fititoreto carry bypotrhy so far as this, to suirport fraud by such . nice devices 1' 77 (Heir. l )--41ad his Mimi been; r tpriori, poisoned by doubt, he could not have questioned such all tfmrity2; but his • opinion 'was unqualified by any doubt whatever.' Ile was On his ‘vay from London, 14n.intendiug. to, return till the end of Augnst Or ; September, And on leaving it bad atlj , on I tied the . wholediscro,sion ofrbe tnissipntild tha't period. " ' As I Stand Nre in the-presence Of ; Qo.1 1 ," continued the Right Honourable Gentlenttsn. " I solemnly . declare thatl conidered myself as bound to accept the' IV;issiop only in case of the contingency of tifg l'l inlce Rek,ent's return to Europe. Public dOcit•- • (news might perhaps he got Up to serve a prirpose - r hot could any man think of devising such an ex; pedient to help out'a plot its that of writing a pri %Nire letter to a frie . od in such a shape_ us tThirtti . which I, have now referred." Ile then said that he had not e ven asked to see Lord StrangfOrd'S 'dispatch till long after Iris rettirn to town ; and he then only asked to 'see it; not for rite purpose of satisfying any--doubts as to whether 'the Prince Regent . of Portugal meant to return to Europe,' hut merely for the purpose of seeing the name of the Officer Whom his Royal Highness t, ished to. attend . him on-his return. Suppose these, facts came to be canvassed in . a Court of Jitsticei be 'would ask any' Member accustomed to weigh evi decree, to give his opinion upon them. If a man said he intended to go on a journey, on Ow mere assertion, the intention ought.not to be Considered as very strongly evinced ; .. but if he ordered his carriage to the door, and named the coAchunt by .whom he wished to he driven; that indeeri looked like - a filtcd intention. That was the case with tbe Prince Regent of ' Patttgal. lie an nutmeat(' his intention to the Cabinet he requested a squadron to he sent to escort hini 'to Europe, and mimed the Officer whom he wish ! . ed to command the squadron. No . shadow of i doubr missed as to the reality of the in tention of the Prince Reketrt:to return to Lisbon. When,' in-addition to every thin;, =else, he con- . bovy his'retttru mis, with a'vafw 'to the interests of Lisbon, of thii country, laid of the world, .and that, i.{}or I . ight - to'have been Spared to induce: that Prince to return to . Eulope, he item' • no tiortht of, the reality of die purpose, afid. that' it was tin the eVe . of execution. Afterwards, indeed, lee"-heard. that letters had beenrecei the.eily, which asserted that the Prince . would not. r,Cturn and tuh n , there was a party in his.Contt wliich tvished to•teturn. If he was asked what testimony ie had to overturn all the donbts which must nave been excited by tiult inro'nn,ttion, he - wfinld reply, that the 'testimony wits t Lord Strang 16rd. toms :tell the Hot We why. Loud StringPrrdlli testintony.lred powerfol a. weight with hint.. Some years ag;,3, at 1* time when the Court of Portugal emigrated to the Brazils, he (Ir. Canning) had the honour to. till an QMCIS, in the Cabinet. When the intelligence of that intention, On the part of the Portuguese Cattrti reached this country, he alone, of ell his colleagues, (41r'.:Several days belieVed the intention to be such as was stated. At that time he knew nothing of Lord Stranglord beyond the inter change of official . letters. But Lord S'irangford bad thenall along affirmed that it Wei the inten tion of the Court to emigrate. , The belief at Lisbon universally wits, that the Court would not emigrate. 'But he believed Lord Strangford, and it was with great difficulty that, acting on Lord StrangfortVs information, lie persuaded ,his col leaguetl try refrain front hostile:measures. The re- Suit proved 'the correctness of Lord trangford's Wort - nation. It, therefOre, on 'this last occasion rtity'dool%its . bad been inspired in his mind .13 to the intention of the Court of Portugal, the ex perience of ,'the accuracy of Lord 'Strang , torts information would have been a good beim fidereason for hint to act upon it. But hesideS Iris confidence in the accuracy of 'Lord Strang ford's' inforMation, GoVernment shad • What he did not know till the other day was in existence, tumefy, letters, as far back as February, and an autographletter front the Prince Regent of Por titgai to the PtinCe ftegent of Great Britain, dated the 24 of April, stng his intetion to to Enrope. This auto ati graph letter n disproved the as sertion'.of the lion. Gentleman, that there was isny_ititerval between he 'month of , Fehrne)y rind August iii the communiAtion ofthe intended re tui'n, for it 'filled up the chain of correspondence ' on this subject between the 20th of February and, the 26th of August., 'lke reason why a copy of this autograph: had not. been laid kefore the litmse wat; ) th4l. it was contrary to usage to lay hefore the HoUse letters from Sovereigns ' them 'But the practice - in the . Public Office was to enter a record of this' letter. The practice in this, case had been observed, so that the conti nuance of conanttnication wars Alit hen iica tpl by the record of this letter, In 'the letter Of his 'Noble Friend (Lord Castlereagh) to LOrd Strangfurd, 'dated the 25th July, Jliisnotograph was noticed, ".1111 Stating that the . Prince only waited the s telligenee of the result of ' the successes of the , Allied-Powers In' order to determine his return tn Europe. But then there was a fraud, and the . bigb time of the fraud. Was the 25th July. The whimsical pritbf Of thefrand was to be found in a IMWSpapet'pai;agraph. lii coltan'tuia with :ail gattblic pitell he bowed to the power.of thepress. It in timations he regarded uthnOnitions he did nut always deipise. But yet he did not plead at that daily bar. He must repel'with scorn the attacks of every.:anonymons, scribbler: tfrdb.i4ained tnake any -answer to,tbat w hich lie ought to ap r. ;peen in his place in thisllo l ase to vindicat• ' ll4, :Hon. 'Baronet said,' that all' public men could be ihought,:and Irowtotild,heknonqoe what purpose is writer m i g ht have been bought. There was i4,k10054.-ok.C9nnnotts, before Alone he WO' .liontrd. to vindicate lent 1 .) For-the wholo fIlUe of pllOliC fUr the Stiered tess..of privat.e life, anti tor. the 'duties of 'public conduct, be 'would no 'condeSectol to 1: lead fit - the liar of 'die Public press.t(tieat•!)--,Birt the'Newsptrpeereferred , :to antaiionced do he was to he We 'Ambassador to Lithon, that hisAight lion. Friend (Nlr. W.. Pole) was u he.th'e Master the .Alin, and. another Itight ,Hon. I. , 'riend (Mr. (I,l,usicisarm), to be ,Surveyor of Woods and Fo r rests ; it 0,y 4 5...,,i1 , 1 . )ught. that th,Fappoilittnents of these Right I:l994rientls we:re :hie to his iii - - 111tence,.• he .ctisclaiined it entirely. 13itt,.10 fret, this aw tespa,per, N1 , 14:66.11 w4s not of u'vefy Icing c was. pwl))isi).d on the 2ptli of 'July, and on tlic.3 . ,Oth of that rponth''he inor , :!il the Writ for Iris If,ight 1-tOn.'Priend. Ilene cv how" diflicti It ,it was vti . sit . bleFts Of this kind .. to 'speak lord at the S . arnelime to comply .with . the Ortieri-ofthe Rune liiit 'as' it 'was , brorigli tas airacensat ion agaitiat ; hilvittg',tio'clitferenee of'opinion with a tiOirerhintrit, riotAreglettr.an tunity l Whith presented , . it'selfi of; banging an licces!. sion. - ot strebgth'to :Gualitrtincent ivhici4he wish, ell to sue stanil.'..Why might be ttr-11-ave de; dined •this ? Party,nright be, very good lit it .sof, and .in its -internal relations,., but it. was not alsvayi so tolerant to public characters. For, it' it ll:yin:fled 11191 there was any Cecentric planet ovhi , eh did not more it( its .orbit„ , and Course 44 , 15 , no t cor9preheioled tcm, stit;ll li Ogi" teas to, be prost.9bilrand li.set dited, anti cried down:. 'iloy sOcit ire•, , for his owlitratt; must 'disci-44n; Against ' every ,thing tyhich teniled!to confitim ! the , otliecis Govet [fluent to any: peculiar : circle .ot meo, ; be most enter Ills pr9tes.r... To (Ise the words of character Si) high_ that words .could,hot., be quoted by hint without an apology,.he,.‘vould.say,, , 4 f that he most look those proud i combilottions,bi .the face."—(l-Icur, hear, hear plead 'guilty to .the chargeOf having treated.with a Governmetit, with the principles.of which he perfectly agreed ? When he maved the, writ for his "[tight lionourable• Friend, lie did it tor the „ purpose or • riving a public testimony of ole probation of his prinaiplet and his conduct. If 'it Were to be Charged hint that lie postrioned his own interest to 'that of ihose per. sou s wh o were connected- with him itt life, 'to such • a charge lie would plead guilty withont sliarne.—(fltar-hear, hear 4)-r-“. Whert . l moyrill' that writ," iaid the Right . 1-johOnrqble Gentleman, “ I here declare upon so .litut ojr that 1 trtd believe I Woold oirt.lnivt; tiny ostet[sibre connection with that (;overnment. '.l ito not merili tts say that thelpleSooll %%46 MA' mooted ,as t:o my ,accepting the mission in questiori'l , but it si;as talked of on diff4ent - grounds, !lad fircVirits.ly madeidlife'reht arisirtgententi, plath , ..were .trr go where I.di(l gto, - ...hnt it was with alilferetit no. Lives ; and what those motives weri-.l' all) turf caller! upon state:lO I 'was - . inaSter . of: my own it.requirciLtlre coritiribation of ell. ClllllStalleeS which occurred, to induce me ,to . cept the raissiok,. ThC first tendePof that - rnissititi was : Fer ty basel y to ir t ,t 9 tne•bytny'Noble Friend, think' c n n o rrt s 'to this d aliOo the iO.l Of Allgtrii. Way in • which tht.!•tritt'ettipo ,NSa lett, when' . tnY.. Noble, Friend if 'll4, , Penfee Of g ' Was retnr.n... hear fr(rnl lineal N g ,hilt it' not , shvolil hear. :Ito On the - subject.' As 'a proof Of thig, 1 deed r>iily strrte, that,soltte as : Sepie'uthei, I was snp.' pliant 'tit. Ite:Adaiialty, ai a-private . Gentlenterti, fora ship . to cfoliVy,.ll . lyseif arid ory farnily . to 'lion. ' And tvlictil arrivedin House engagod for MC, ti.s a ,plixate it %vas strand tick' before I'entll , ,l - discnctinther my-, self of'it, Ail this migia b&.cantrivfrne, to' be sure,; but has it tte..zolony of prgtmbiitty ? Wl'l;, it I have s ated I have stated on my : !c.ottscience. What I have stated - at:e the facts. ,If any ,tioni denies then) he will spe;,k, a -falsehood-1 1 0 w ill Say .t hat which is not tree, The rest only to the conscience of the [Han Who ca n sa y so , hot know what i htlejl* Cortsciepee which can justify it.".;-:.(l,.onci : cries of hear from every., side of the flonse.).—tie then.,weot: on to state, as even 'at the Cole wheel . .he resigned it, it was nnaeriein:, whether. the. Vi ince Itegeht wintl4 return. .On the very same Al q on wirieb he sent" off his • regignati,on, tie received infurina . don; Irons a . very good sonrce, that the night *as fixed far the enibarkliion tit the Prince Regent to return to if i tirope. Did 'he 'itet . on tills informatimo No ; he gave ii`Cilia rcsit.,,uo --m' a t e w . bouts ;fliftitlvards, and transtuitted'it . .by thc . very eitiliot. paeli*et by which jt c c>sllcl have , been conveyed; beektose, though the intormution was fronystteh a source fied him ihqeaug on, it, to! I . crlined doink ;Jo, he cause he had reason fn think, hot that the authority or the information wos bad, but that the inCcotion tot the Prince. Regent of 'P or t ug al was, doubt hil. It now rewuined to say, whet ht:r a 'cits'e was Made -(Pitt for att tilitihassy to Lishoo and secondly, whether .there.was any blame to the Government in offering', orio him in accepting ilrat'aPpoint... 'mew; He intisj'ficre I,ler to a former*. timl i when he held liar ()alive til.b:oreign Secre tary, and the Royal Family entigrlted to the-Bra. zils. At that period the Prince Regent, who was greatly,indebied -for his i:..seape to .LOrtl Strang I fo r d, wh o a ccompanied him, had expressed 'the 'strongest desire that every hotiont- should be „„ n f erro t upon him ) , and it hint consequently been his (Mr. Canning's) - duty humbly to a rihhmt,,,and Ito advance to the peer age ;othe latter, of which . the Noble Loetl.liail,: m e vei l ?' good - ,reasn-ttl; declined,' The Court of Lisbon also expressed: 411 earnest desire for a reciprocity 'of embassies.' 'lt, had b een sa nt , that when a man 'got a coronet into his -head newr,be fltiYqt . Out ; and he believed the same migot • ‘,eflirt it n CCelirt got: tut He had then promised, that if,:the'Co l ut sizatl ustablislll, l (i in the pri4its, 'sire should ; and if dibtant prospect) it Should', on t h e enntrary, be restraiti , to Europe - , the game attention Ahotilti be p.ild to it i wishett. sCoilnt Finichal,the.'llorttigitese Ambussailor, hail .claimed thfsillettge; and he kveliretnernheretl that In the conversation he had with his Noble nicht! oil the `sobjecto Jr wa.s s4id, " wee shaft thus have tht l oli g potion or-the reciprocation of Einhassies your pletli;tiyedi:ctiled itt yoti. own person." 13ot the exitettec, which flay tlccit„ stl grf , s , fy , exagrei toed here mixes with the other question; and, though I 'desire tO keep trier vro coli%t side' rations separ:lte, I OViistslightl , ; ewer npon t CoUrieetior)..Alost . Gentlemen who hcarihe,-1, now hat there arc two dills:rent seilei of I.mbits.fies he .; higbest at 11,000/. per • ammo', acid the be." cowl tat 8,2001_ rmininally, Or 6,800/. tier:. Qt ; Ii iiiy,tiliett speaking of one's sell, it Was Tither waril to say troy thing, but lit . was' sate he ;oiftl not be sir , peet"ed the idle a•nd voliFy of yring thidi•t• w!lat name lie was ealifible of , twin;; the public: This was a matter of /ierstioal itolifferene ; hot 'not' a matter of ilidilrereliCe , iIS it - retiii . cii:(l - Cottrts, The iireCedeneo or lower foreign lilinisrers, the right of no iheitee of the Sovereign, instead of applying tts Alini - sterp'erhaps hostile to our - interest*, and many Other reasons; .rendered it not a triing• 'of forth, .but ti,ftstibstance. God kniw bow anxious he %vas to' do good in nronititilig' the abolition of the Slave Ti de. Ira& iti - ped • if be", bad seen the j'rinee iZegent"r'etiurt; to his Paternal donaiuionS, so vtql us 'tlfey tri't'e L the • , 11•1115 of this Coliwr y , 111 d by t cotinsels of •whiCli lie had been the lo that Pritiee',- Ire tnig t lit have sorne inflaenet:‘t . itli him this toi;ic,. Of his hes, could tissitre.flio house three-fnhytlis ‘vti4 e to this dhiert, ',e eat•rieJ with him front lion: Friend (,sir. Woheiloyce), is 1 !.0i did 'tot se,i,in his plJee, tvould itot ittVe litint 'heii),g in hands zeal 011 7 , to Fon:we Ft ear ' dot betievt. , thut he might have oper:tted it) 063 respeo he' hati, he would aci!hcr hate r , arc th'e disp i s t -..„a7 . . . ragement of nits , -,loii, nor , :illy lilifgtiegradiitg• -to liiito3elhitt itB exeition: '.the Lion. Morel , the 1101,.. Baronet :hal talked :of his merriment tbis.biliiiicss;• tint he 'ecitild . flatly Stale that .he had i not eX , deriericelf.'half the satisfactko ltr accepting ilie'irthee as in resigning it.i.Vlien his i s esi, , ,f,oationyvas otret:ed, and' he yielded 'to the reptest Co remain, he desired the notise to notice that - the question . a;soineil entirely new forth. The tt*Ar had tit tin and had not it lifinisterof diplOntatic 'rank . 1 - w.en :it Listion, it woultlit,tve , ht :e n Absolutely access.iry for 'Government to tip , . point cite. In 'the great subject he; had li ittttcd whit 'rule Regetiey, he failed for this very reason, that the .state lit things existed which it was the wish of the 111;F: is!) Cimneils to alter—he failed beratc..3e that (Orin predominated, t% hit+ had not. stitiicient authority to, act tinder the ethical cir— cumstances of Europe, anti which rendered - the return „of the Sovereign sit desirable.— From what he . had 'said he traited that the flatise felt .that the first part of tin t i nestion, viz. whether had .been coinpletcir jastitted. regard to the second. part, the I..i.;itiltitssy ty:is eessary, it still _remained te ih(Luire if . it' was' ou too costly a ticale. • The kltiu. liaronet usSert, • eel that every man' had h . ii•price. He did out. thick thiS was true, So far, from it, eve)), thing. had not its price. r f,k4rigs . w.ere rebid% it, and .. • respect it teas tint .easy to•nicerkain their exact 11ww, for instance, doultl tiwy Judge of , the cost of an . imbesky . nottitng hi:a ex perintent• and example could guide them. "coultl tell on gt)it•ty LiShon what •.the expense ..!•ntist„ 1 )e . ? than, 1 . 11 fhe caantple tit v() p the i receti-jrig f ytft;re ejliarles Stuart before his eyes, of:ijocferitt. , ; Ittie mission .. 371 benefit ! alloolft stir:prise tio; (hot Ouin whcn he; initotti,ted: atis• cfi, r Irtirrits .eohrting ain eitlaegerl - led IPPlied for - a diminution, I'o ta'yye'this, lie At-moth, read' i 717 letter which • he ,Itad tent th:Lorti LiVer4 pool.---[l-Here the 'Right . ' Holt. l'ientlentari read it letter, to %%thief) he :pointed oto the - thilerende in • %Odell situation phettt hiro, int; frOM'Sit• C. Stuart,. and t.ead..‘ria4jt t 1 rnt~iS» ons for 11101 Th draw at discret jou lot• extrointlinaty expences ; it concluded with pi it!tiog tobe litnitedH in for efirt»tasy I.44(Lotid 'eheerifor,.)-- 4 14e metftimieti this ail& thi l , . / Dow of Sir C. Stuart' most tmwilhnoy. Thio G en di anan , 4 , 11 considete.d as - every. -way %an , ornanteirt to' his t country ; one whose talents had been, of. he.iitt...; • • tiiost serviee to• its.iiiterests,-,'.and who would ..never 11(14011e • to its . neerSSary expeneet , Which, could by possibility) Ire avoided. had the battle of that Gerilleinao oot been eotipletl tvitll Ills, tie, • would have ~,,„t i o nyd i t . :as it omit). * : ?Ind with - this I,tuarti against , misrepretentation,.lte twist- he . .alloWen totxplain .to what Sir C. Stuart's ;Allowances amounted c • In the '.,.arfi.lltn 5113 Aprit,•13112,,te , .18113, his n Extrrtoptihdrio aolottinvii Sahtry . ... • . Total, L.:LQ.OOO' The year after the atnoatit wits 3146( ; bin then another halt Year intervkiica:betiat: his, uppoint., went, opon which the tlentleitran 'opposite had I fixed. It was the Isfirtitiori between the tn.o ~eaS of 'expence 'tv - Iticlt they chose to plant thvir standard, anti marclt to the.atittek. .110 trust complain of the Hon. Gentlem.in ,tor.ninving for the pipers on this What he etimplalueil of , 55 , 455, that ‘vhen -he got tho he forgot to statetheir result—(llear, ,huar !)-.-When it suit» tti his purpose, lie askeu for their prOphiction ; and %ien it suite, 41; his purpose; after they were produced, he ,vithheld the int r ormation they eon.: tabled. He-would depat•t, :front, his . 'example in this respect.: ,Of Mr. Cassamajor's . allotviance Li - itl i ; nearly the sante, under . . alt the thrift~ he wOuld have nothing to state. , Bat it did peir, front 1110. Svtlenham . ,s:rnvo letter,- that Mt. Rein g 'as. a: Vriatelt3l', AV :06W a attite, %Vithout entertairtitti, , „find iwititout.tepriseittation, (eo' it n i ts called), did :riot': expend less titan hundred p.iunds pertttck this. reign:of (to. , norny. tvtisAlte expellee pri•ttnte Charge til,Affnirev, Anti Vtafed oil tilts iiilillOritVof th at Ptitted of Econotitislsi fin whoie eAge.:the Gen. oppo,iite ••tnaitily, relica. , 7.(llCtir. hisai; heat' !) Ihit what the case whet* be(lVir. .Caniiiitit) %volt to fiishott Castrarnajor lived in his house, antl - ii the above c.11,- colatiOn wll3 correct, lehy 115.0 Ca t is atzla j or wou ld ioake op his whpleailinvance—(ii,langi li and heist, hear !)—And what we's the fact an ambassadorial estalilisitmettt,. which itrolmled Ur. CASBlitilEtiar a • • be had apt wally zs Vorttigeese .S*l - the same lank „ i f -MO At the satire' rite tlwo.'wetild make ty t fte.lo,ooo. guineas ilowed r to anneal expenteof with -- great reluetence be was tit inn to thesettatemults, tiAlitertifr " t rivedt. -41 nn y Toed , ' , IMe eti I : ; 0)1116 4 Hi!l eo C'd ittli gi ' 4 l t , he 'Nil iquig 111 J ive , hill be di , ' ilt,c,;: led lo' ce , l ist t 1 i )l 'm 10154 L ed frill t" e , tli tcry ;5 e ig 111 0 ,, 1 , th e Itoi l v id Kilii tr itite , t at hi 'lloidisitit„ P 141 )13 trn, te e 4,, d lealGO : lie vi , „„ l if Ir ti 11) 4 1,,t t0kkh...1,,n, I~lle COT til d li gtd Acio. : It if ott i 0.. jj tl r ii ' sour.;lht tee —tkp it cr . t I , ct„, , ill e c 4s ' 14, 41 tsY t , • flrt J ilea„ ho t 1 r t,4 41 111 , 1 in 1 10 o i I f hi, t 11101)11 s 0 14 1 11;11 1 .1411 li e y ,it Ilijl4i,, th e ~to * Y j r r t hit 1 ,;', 1/ Mit.lit ith , I i) he k,, w ore it 1 4 f rittli r' 4 , /e '11 ;, with lok 'll, it Pull al) l ot tr n at t xti. li t it'd it • ( tr, ' rho. oetit. 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