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14:a statement of facts.... 14e should not direct his itttArks a , ,..,aitist the character of an individual, !tut against that of Ministers thelbselves. He charged them With an offence worthy of ittipeach tin-to (if impeachment had not become a vain %cord •in Parliamentary language), with a profli • e waste of the public money, for the most cor rupt and worstr p0rp0ir... , ;.•l le !ill Otilj , be tin worthy of ri,..cjiaracicr of 'll Ircr rejoeNeot.tiivC of it free country, if he should litiitute-for;:otiii.:4464.llll:itt: the course. whiph he had to., ,ptlrstte. , ..At a ,tinie of t;iitre: , s like the preseflt ; witen the people' looked with this cleept:stfute.re4t and anxictli for 10 e 3- . ei of real ceoitbniy, wasbothrions that - the" question had he'ett (14..ett'ssed within,. and more tutu once without t,be walls of that HouSe: it Was equally notorjoos, ,in ,•t,he minds of all, that the inksion owed its or i gin to the weakties's of the Goktentnent--to the want of • employing talents, 'which might be too usettil to a party to be slit- . feleii to lie .i,ll - seelietry,', and not to any public' grototds..,. It libel toltly slirttili, trout motives of political barter and intrigue. 'llls he 'had never doubted, and, if he the durtiments oit the table would re'rnoVe; thotte dote hr s. They would Sltew that the mission had not arisen front any view cOnnected the welfare of England; Kat from objects intended to forward that of ;Nlinil stew. In order to obtain political, and, he would say, coitimei riAt s itdean !ages tor thvoisul , es, Col loot (list:guided the feetitir,s, and vicrificed Hot itn i t.rvs ts nf the veople. appotred, that iu July, It l 4, a Negociat'iofrfittd buett set on toot tot the 'hot 111 tale Majesty's Aliiik;ers tile co tqlcrittiott 'of the 1101). peorg . e:Cintsi•og a nehis the 29th of that : notttit,. I he rotticOete sttet•eAs t ut,..that•. negotiation wit., !meowed iii all. the ,Nubile:, palter s , by the •Attte• iniepi that Mr. (;artifing Was appointed Ilia i‘Lr jr,"if)'s Iffbas , do - o*r' ViorWordittai . y to the t mar of 11w:kissouSitrve.) . 'ou•tiehe r d of the 11:90tt5... cued Fwe-. , ,t5, amid Mr. tVilleNky .foie 114,,.ter ofthe Mbir. the '3olh, Weis' Writ wets 'nerved, insivarl of Air. Iltiskisson, in coto.e.- t p it of his acceptetfolliee,•; so 'that the arrangeileent wei3 on that very day carried, . into txectstion. Now the doctinnitti' ruspecti'og the' r0t 41 0 1 1 . 0 1 the Prince of lirazil 'loEfirope comiiie . (l ili,p,tiehes from ViseotMr-Strritogtl44l t o I,ord Lrisrici vagli 3. the firt:F: eil• Rio de .IK. , neiro, Feb. 20, I 81-1, and i'vetl‘uti - rile' 2.1t11.41' April.; and thi. ',scored, from the saute - plaec,:" . (lnted ' ihe.2131 't.of J,une, and r , ceivcil the te,!.(lt heft, I)(ith to 'the house. fir..,t.was so the folitivem v • 4 ~ti,,014 fait it iiiy'daty flirt 1. wit receeff o nir l id to this eon. s'ereffiti ti of his ittryai• tif g . firs,lv Uover:fturftttet,jre f sp !T yely ri - t trii to Europt 4Etife. Pao ogane Prince's 0A. 4 0-mot! ) , : ,, % T it those ui a ve,y a t einher • f lii. Mullis, are c! . .1 ta . lol.‘ favour of !Demure. . of perliaps" operate 'Mina the ilfirld,ol:trOle 1 ' , 1!. , ce itifilsdf, 'to prevent tut tort, comihg tort...did i ts iit,;trly"av the oitsivr of the ityy,ki yetniily would tvsi;4l ; Fait this seotforent won't& be ta,iry'refffilvttl, and his Royal 111;t1)- le;e i expliditlyi,teeted to Alt', ttlar:gll !WWI as (ileac 114ritain, ductnreo, iris returnitt Porta g ed iS necessary, be )vift ticceth: to , culy iittlinettqa to that ellevt." -The tieeorfO, was ail Ittlioiss " My 1. 4 0ttn,- 7 -The glorious events which Infeeit r ven peace and inoo . peritleliee Ith epit, have ttvivi3l iii the until of the PrOvce .of ftr;itests fit,,se,. rag e r desires to revisit lots urin e c o ma wle)er r , h.ul.beeft tit!" . IC Ilk it4;yill 11;411 111 V S, hit, lark , 110110 honour to crate his'unxiorm, hope. Vint tir'eat., liritanr witttetrititate tbe<O,Olopletipn. t o t kij sithicet, wit, I hitt.ll, may rite it Tll }iur~frn al mitivr 1 1 :1 1 1t . t)iiiiii 111141'r . tchicrr fir left „Ariel f;f-f !Le,y,; . l ilL,lerter:sifioOlariff,.r I,w last ivOr,tr,, inteatmtvitt. tie ifff•t,ror ft", 11 , 1Wit, H i411 ,-, Wilt lin-1040y !.ktOfelpi eit,?,' Ist eitl , 1 , 1114.1•11,01.1 it 14 sbijil 111 I,y, e - k r tor : the purposc yi 1: 1, 1 , 41)r, it, W particutil ii' ;alit pyr , ;o1).1114 , gr:oits;ink to that ---- shoold Le. selt:tvd for this SE: ilex.," , In no ollici,ll communication received froin th e Pottavtese Allthttatter did the itittitu,ed rriuitt of the Pritice ol -lirt to.Laript ui,ft,;ll and he was ready. tit proye, by evidence .at,tlitt bar of the Douse, that 1.0 . coninnotictithoi .of the kind had ever. been made -trout that quartet , truti dirt the Ambassador had nu r cr heard that his master in tended to (Anil) to l'oringr..l„ ; . It could not he the di , ipittch received on rite 24th of Atli! which had 'dictated the nomination of an Ainba.,,ador ordinary, for Mt.. appointment ,is Mi. flitter Pie tiumciitiary had 'wig after, oil the 2il of alone. critibl it bc that rt ceived on the 24tit of August, : for it hail come tine 'month after the appointinent of the mission, If it should be confendsd that die miisioit was only•resolved upon after the last dispatch had ar lived, he would say that that was false. Ile chal lenged Aliiiiiifers to .deny that !trey had ag rev d 111)1111 theoitastire in affirmed that they hail.• But VVe/1 then .1111.11111S8i00 ttiortltl hot have heel, VVHored for Six 1 11(011118, SieJohn -11erestord, to have set sail oti the 25th of October, 1814, it wt,tild have beyn impossible Mr the- Prince of 13r.12i1 to-rettit it to be •lrrre the wont)) of.May;.lBls. Nciw, On the 18th of Jedy, the Noble Lord (Cirsilercagh) t oo l writ . - ten the iollowing•Lstter to )11 . . Sydenlittui " For, Ottii e, July Is, iSt.t. " think it neCestinry, hefore 1 ant infornit4 of li , nur Arrival at to acquaint you, that it is hislioyal khigit ne-i's 4.olllllmnd, that during your , rr*illetteli at the Court of: I,'ortpral yen colihne run' pri soma ~expett"elAvit buil Your or. i iljnary alio,;mces, as his 'Aiaj,sty's Ktarny Ektr.cmtittarrai n f. y. 1 have directed Mr. Catiani'vkii.t tvv i I.se ti,in• I elliOt ' tog,tila it4sinn frnth the tonise,pf the 7, Al,trgnit iii hunhal,; and I i: l nimt apticipate an y putitic. gratinds for continui n g the cilicifliittire of "his 4,-,j'elty',4 Ser.' I,i.th,n, on Um: scale on which it hat bovii c , nnittcteti di,ri;ig the cantibitinice Hr the war in the Peiiiinwla. „ " CASJILItE,\(III." , ,19 this it spriqsied -that the Ntiide Lord it'ad very properly desitedtlrar, the mission should be, idaceil on the *pipit, f.;otfo g , as illl l oHt fr inc e 14" wl)ic,ll` had r.t'Jatici to exit,t, teeni ii tht: silnr e 'Nobre a hy iieNr cnse 10 esl4/11•41' 'its necessity; ap rimtletl, tot A tuba , 000lor a ordi nary' to the Citirt of Litboti, ivlth 41,try,tyehl e that - of 111 - , , t• 0114111: On the 31St . cif October, notl the absence itt the Noble Lord, vtlio itS then fiyouring the,r., l ontinens ttith his'spe -I:4ll,itions respecting the partition Of LiirtSpe, the !tight lion: GifiltlettrAi that be sitotibj • . •illowed 14,000 a /,- -year rot . his tub-pion, wl , llsf Sydenharo had only r4lOO/, per anntrin. cold(' have occurrof in t e n di"ys to produce that :11.114;c in ti;!'` jinr , r? It c'Otild' .prohahly he attempted 'ti.) justify 80 en'i - Jr i ttrotrf', 6#,JJy..f!y, coli.ip9ri!t: it i itii g r it ' sums iix'pvii(itql ,by C. 'htt- f; ~ i11111‘: 1 ' was Mem!, • • • It•e•g10y, tetird 111:i cY.llololltlllt lA`ll5 01' elttleiliCt by ' fie whi t):41 c(:4 , ed, and the 13ritisti Minister wits no longer 11 Ygi•mber of the itegency. g hail stat. " that lit found 1711 his arrival at Lisbon, that • • the foot 0 n . 1 . ),,, is•ldyli , ... t11 .. e liiiii•ilt Nlissiiin Iliad been act - .. Ofrt-trita‘r cortifie-nof be suddenly , lu l t „.,. .„‘„4 ; lowered ,titi'icii n4airt4 7 ., he iyvheofentiture'of its hi rto relini9o WI ; the (14tertki4entif.11;4103 view, th e rank ~ i lf- A ttinattifftthit;Altil. it cobld.make no pracs. Heal difference in sixpences, of which the 'Salary ( w2 r , c 4l4 .444,„ . ALttlagniutaujikk........tyst ,,l l. .i. 1 2. tidied only a part, Was politically importarit, as countethii lancing the positive lots of rook' and inflrienee, ...kiefrivitatsp,l,o, ()hy'. twi s t - lave . been- occasioned by , theilit:i,rdis!._lllitiister's,tein g no - TiCiigtir ti Member of the liegeticy." . 1 l( 1 . ; Right lloy.,(4entlentatt trittemed let have:adopted the suggestion of his No ble Frieird,to {rave two string..[ to his bpw,..,Wlien he saw• tint; t fie Pi ince of firoill'weitild not come, he. found i t n e cessary to' matte, up for. the his s of 'rank. 111 ties rummer he- made it' appear that ' the•expent e of the Alission_Wt-as . necessary, nt one time, becarise the British Minister was nill.leinber , of the Ilt . ttenry ; ;it .atiotlier, heetitise he was not. The plain h i al UtUent Wits, t h kit it was deemed ne. etisary, for 1 0 111 reel proposes, to provide a place with lari.e eninlinnetits for the Itight Honourable Gentleman. II) consequence, lie had been air. pointed Ambassad o r with a salary of 14,P00/, a. year, 10 acotitttry Yr here there n..4S no Court, and tbere, if there had been; no 'Atithassatlor hats been. gent' for More I haff a eentory: 'He had' been Made to stiperscririn - abletliieeroottil the trans,- ntlioll had become!torr nowt-ions - to .be tolerated, Tliett 'that iniirteif Eiribirssy bail litetoi . left to the, lihtttls of a Charge d'Allait'as. 1 ii 6 iturposo, :fict t foiA., it,t,i 'the rtitib't' flon.lientkinlln'beetrti stet to I,islonl, hut to ti nil' tr spec:reitto the 1 3 x(...1 i ish FactorY: II was repot ted that an I:fonourable. Menthee--14,44...5aiii,` that if the abolition of the Slave Tratie. Kati been ; obtained by , this ,mission from I. ) Ositi.9ll, the 114;irse ought i tii'prose before it bratitfed this ernitti3,sy ..as•a gross ' . job. : But. the l'nuf,,wie.e `lave - Trade. hail ktel'eased, illblend of being diiiiiiiiSheil, 4itrl be lute! 'reason 'to affirm, .iliai the Eight Iron. Gentleman had never made the le:tst application to the Goverstnicitt 'of l'or- I ligal ii:l that tinbitor. The documents furnished I,y Alinistets afforded them no justification ivhat - ever, and o n rio' oecasion- had they abused. the confiden ce of the flothe more deeply thatrin this. lie trusted that the Howie %void(' ; show to the people, that it it was tort actuated by the coil opt trimivet falsely attrilniteil to it, and that it still relit - 114d %%1014i - itself the means of satisfying the . ..lust demands of fht. , eorintry. , lie concluded by Intivinvelte three Itillowiog Vesolutions,:.,,-- . 4 That lejtparars to this. I toose, , that mi the vista 4 July, lAN, Lord l'isconat Castlerea g h atiireis,ii ii. 'Disiateli In'. .. - ritolotts .Sydetrinsia, Esq. inforaiing loins it was .. .the coiluoatill of the 'Prlller liegent that lit shauld contlni: 11,i' m s pet'sonalex psis t ne -with's') his onliibary athmancei, bein g al i t 5,z00/. altar; ,that he: hail threetell Itr. t.:assitatajoe / to I enpive ilia ilii,,siottlrout tlie lninst of.t he t'lartais de Pouthlii ; " and that' lie Aid. mit l i tti e l pate ear pahlic:F,rtmuflts foreontinging the !g1 1 0"Ce sut-the >sine seals:Ass itntng the Anr„Of the Veitinsuh. “. "1)14 atitter the , ..pre.lettee, of etatgihtt,oltstlitg: the. Princ e , P egeitt.ilf.Partug.ll, tn) his arr.ival its y,itcape„th e ittgbtiton:' (A•orio Cannitar 'Wit* appolut44l lei ,AinhassAaue PKlraettli riaey, %lit 1 1. a s ,, lacy of 8,000/..o.year, 6.,01,391. fl jr CilOottlinia; Tieg, and a suite- (if n3uney f a r an out6t., inaliinii a total of ' " Thut.sneli an 4ppnintrnent appears incrntsi . stent With the Dicpsi' t h o r 1.,,,if Cast lere:i 4 ll to 't treina s 3:filiniha'nl; Esti: was Inn...silcii 1.. i. l) 1 10. Cirolinst:toce, of the cotiniry; and - was at tended with ate 111nm:essay ) , c‘ip e i n li t at c., cal., - ,.tho ttlibll e . ffirmry." , Loid CASTE.P.RKAGII TiWS Bally ; that, the ' fttin,,, Al ember hail fairly and broadly -stated kis olnirgteti a,z,:iitit Alini:tcrs` tor die appointment of ' the, miksion to Li.sbon, wbic li hes e reprented as totally 'itinialled for.' Mom the tkituation7wlrilii he ( 4 1`:;ii.,i IC.) lteld,"the transaction could not have Zectirreil wititotit his 'co.operation, and lie it. - icepttitl . the ' full load of the responsibility thus thrown upon him. Ile should &implant, however, of some ,dl 6 . ingenuousness on the part of the lion. Illenther, in attempting to make it appear that his Alajesty's Ministers had' ettrertaitted any intention of with holding. any document' from` the House. He pi. smed hint that such it supposition ww, unfouuti(d. Par front wkhing to discuss the question tvithont producing the letter to 11.. fr. Sydenhatn, he was much obliged in the Hon. Gen:lemait for - having Called for them, and carried the case of Mr. Sydetr. , ham throry,h o ut 'the whole 'of his accusationi. Thiitlyoulif greatly facilitate the &Nilo not inn whicli he should have to offer.. lieflue hi; considered whether the appointilletit itl question Were 8 fit appointme n t or nor, Ire Wcitild examine apart th e : poitrt whirl) represented the INlission to 'LiSlion4is ofle entailing on ntinecessartit and improper ex pence dit the public, Tlt'' licitl. - (etitletnati've nS tint ittit Hied itt -taking the salasy : of. the An'iltasa. dor at 1 , 1,f)00/. a year.. • This : was' ingot rent: Tli at iiilil had been tneotilorted in 'lris ithirllCll4)ll4. a lice !limos( point of expenditure, including' till tti.e ex tritordin knit 0. - , The shirty itsclf wa s only 8,...!00/. a peat', subject to all the deductions,ti", 1 which, belore . the late regulations adopted by the' i Iliiii•le, the 'income of all .the serv-ints' of thit' Crown nit fortii„itt inis,iions . Were stibinitted. ' Al. though the appointmeat. had been that of Amints• tie or Eitriten . ilimsry, 'yet, With all the ri cirentri-i staces calculated hi tiggravat the i , *pi.iic'e, its; utmost charge had' not exceeded in aininnit .630 Sue ic which' atottorrittee and. the.whole !louse basil 14:9)11iVe if 83 the proper expenditure, trot of aki di,qbas,'swetor, but of a ilflisi,/er - Pfau. secoiiii 'order,. For titight hoot only-to refer.to the iti.port of the! , Civilb.i,! ~C ooffitifV.e. on 0.15.. in looking at 1.1 7 4, letter of the 18th of July,,it w,issi tine that he gaveiln,irtitinction to ?ilr..Sydenliatit to live ‘vithikthe' bounds of his r reennla.fettisicome ; but he vaf'tinti prepared to sly that' ti c,rse niighti:not arise it'llell; I v``Tid render it.,n,esessaty to bring greater ex.,' Jaen-eta ilitinii tile prithie.. lie had certainly Sant that I,e-did not see any paiblie f.i,roilials to justify a 4 1.. t 0- ail Otpcildit.tire tts4ll'at of Sir C. Z)tli:krt, hoc: lie-Illrzthi that of ,t;ir C; Shoat dining the war' in the I;eninsida,whiCh bail now'. ceased; What:wait die ,t . t a ti: of the tnise; t r io', us:hett betvrote ti relet ter to Mr. Sydr:iihrn ?• lle-teas iviiliont oily I ( i en t itollWirdge -of Th e t x piii'l sees. f rtptisite. IVltat had- t4eti the, opinion 'or 111 r. 'Sytienhain bitriseltl itts4_ of the Puke -of. IVellingtott ?- 7 -that .he (Nlr . S.) Avaslikety to 'be shined by ibis in't,,sion.,. Mr; rsydr . trliant . had .. berpt contemplated riff tint tie i credited to .the •Sneereigi r himself, brit..only t r i theAtite t! ey of Portugal. - 'I.IIC suture exp unge was not therefore reilaireil for him, asJor his Itit,lit lion, Friend, in iti,'tinality of Awboi'ii.Oor Inv;, ii to• iveicothe if, , ,, .sov i irei gn of tiii 1:tit011; ' ,Cptbstr . , ' , l) hrilsiJ aNytie w . , 4 mid , point nio the neceisit y ii f ,4,44,1 : ,,, rt . 4t , ,:fc4(4,0).,,e) . .ii!.:4-f' , l i i nos not fair to attettipt to rustily the et)afge of ext ra vaga ntie , b y ii CoMparkon With the SIMI al. lowed to Alr. Sytientrain, lie hoped bit bad litiw ,Ii;Iwil rte,.„4 , ie aiourols to r etct i e the •meagire froai the inilained view w kith ihe 'Uclotir„Ole (...i , '1 11 e nAnfl'ad:talsen of it, as corrupt an/1 . wanton to th',c e 0 111147.,- . . 11 - Ir sh ou ld nose examine the pOlitica}:: . I :e'fiSOnS•which had led him and his ;Majesty's Goy vernment to advise the appointnient of the mi s si on .' ; . The. wish o f t hi s G overnment that the Prince of 13raiii"it t ilild-fiqU r It Ili—triirEnttrtlemi.-tlotniniotie had been urged ft equentlyi and for a long period, wider the st rong impression tikit the absence of' that Sovereign was deeply eitiblirrifiettir,4o.. the general concerns of Europe, und'llie exer tions which England was making for the defence of 'Portugal.- , The Duke of 'Wellington. and Sir C. Stuart h a d ex p er i enced great diff iculties. froto that . 'cause in many :cases,' it; which-no decision could . . he adopted without a previous reference to .the t'ourt of-Brazils.. At that blue the war.had Ceas ed, but the embarrassruents oceasioned, ,by !II t absenp e cont i nue d to be. felt, and:paitictilarlTso -at the Pe ace o f Paris, when this country ivas ob-: . ~lilted to take certain acts upcin herself, stitiebqt' was painfi) for 'any one to do. i Thoic iiiifieni ties- lasted during the Congress' of Vienna - , for many yiestiints could' not be settled. without• a reference to the. liraiiis. They :were felt again' at the' Chile - of , the, secentl„ war, . in. the vain enderivburs . then; made to bring..the . Portuguese artnyto :act for the common . cause in, the campaign, which ended with the battle of Waterloo. Though_ theillegenef lito no doubt , lw‘liafever of , the disposition and will of their' So- 1 yeretgn on the.subject, yet tiny- woi.!il not put his army in. inotjon without his con,(...rit„ and all .the aqyantages of, its co-op,oriolio n tit lost. - 110 .getterarlfeeliog of the' Pr ince of Eli :12il; and . his :Minister,. wits ,to coilteMplate the return 'tot ' the:, (;otter to l' , :iir()p, as 'Soon as its 'tate' Sininlel'Offer a prospect of periitanent security and peac#.: . - The lion l Clentlemao ItaS sail, th a t ' w h en • t h e l etter it s 18th July, 181.1,'ilint been written.; be (Lord C.) . had not vontemplated any cltatige.in theta's'. plomatic relations with riM: Regenep..; That !Was trite; but lie' ball' considered 6'0007844mi of soCit a elionge witli respect: to the , SoVereign nr.. , h,thle. Lona and stt ()Jig' hopes bad been eutortAhit - d t!'at the Princ e of 4razils would retort), anl that coil- I siderably inqreased:aftser. the Peace of Paris in 1814, as thercitiet mkjectiou of fli it Sovereign re rgarded die tnisettlecl4itate of Europe. After the entrance of the Allies into Paris, it trai natural to silppOs.e.,..that h e wou ld c o ns id er himself ' secure. Thegretst olistti le which had prevented hht reran was reinnVed. 'llse iron. Gentleman .htill'abio said' that no'additional ftiat - could have. happened be. , tWeen'thii hitter end of the 18th of 'Jelly to Mr. ,. t;y , lculittin and till, appointment 'of the-Mission,to Justify the latter. But a letter had been received., written by therrinceof !Brazil so, the :Prince .Re , gent; 'and dated the2tl,of April,.lBl4, placing his : I absenceiso entirely on; the ground•of,thettosettled. state of European affairs i 'hat srakr,;ely ,any tknibt J . was left;:.that when the l'Once of Brazil should I bearof , the.Peace of .May 30th, 1814, he would ' iminediately return to Europe, The lit st contain nication which he had had with his Right 'Hon. i Prieto! had been about 'the ttlr or the • Hith of ' A.lig - n4, and it as is then only in eotitemplatio n .of the retron of , the Prince - of 13rAtils"t(i Tor. lig'ar, to know his 'tight 1 - Inii. •Dfienit's* dis'gr msition toWiirds accepting sot h a 'Mission, in: i . .:se it should be 'thought ., proFf '1 7 141 .it • , he lint to ctingratulatelhat'Sovereign. Dithliction: : , Clem ni ten') -believe that • his Majesty's Minilte ts . . 'ietnild entertain a doubt in 111(.6. iniiidt of the ; tor.. i , tention of 'the :Tortuguest Court - Ao - retnts)-1 :if ; I.lthey,had„l would they haste. taken.. .AB Or: I , 4eTr,:which they ,Itad done„..ana..senc a fleet across. .‘ . ,}, k .. -.Atrantic !needy to he yetinted ? Tnere Was so IT)e" , • I it liilig so I l idieroll,_ ill such 4.lliippo‘ition, that h e sliut t lii waste t h e time o the HouSe,it Jte ete !o r pt- . icif to argon!. „It s foriher on.; he location. 11is Ala..' j..siy's Ministers h a d seen persuade() tiir.t ft way th e iPrince of Brazil's intention' to return -ttiTitrope.- fTlity migbt. Pilq laps, be elr,irgcti 'With be li eving' ii .., what they wished, but so firmly did they credit it,. dim they had been anxious t hat. his rretorn should be att end. d with 'the higiresti mirk's- f){ . respect :lir their power: - Ile 'should, haVe thought iutimosti iniparilotiable negleeton,the,part of the Govero.: tent if stich a nieasure bed not bean•adopted, es pecially when the , terms on ti Welt the two Conn tii,s glint" towardS each.. other-Wereconsidered. P,rtugal had always been our film Ally, and its interests' bad alwayit ,, been our cara., .But the' measure w as nitt conOrteil . to ourselves.:• What: hail been` the conduct orriqinee ? 'Though it h a d , A toigsioli oti the s pot, yet it d ea d .sent,,one of its, first l'coblernen, (It'd Duke of iliuxentbottrg,. to cintgrainlitte'thePrittee ofdßrazil on ,his 'retitr Neith er h a d F rance • alone so acted .The;eMbasn. ity sent by iii,! Eniperor of R hel ussia to tlrazils had been .originally ..rpointctifOT, th,e,,stime purpose, anti with the saute cltirtt-e,t4,sts nitr owity':lrt: the 51.0.1)414) w in which we stood...respecting Portugal, not to het as we lia . ddovif! would liiii.e` been most improper, especially as the Sovereign,cif that coon. try . hittl bent an Ambassador. to our Cou'it, 'to ex , prkis s . his gratitude for all that Et/giro-W.l)ml done. in his favour. It was th,o..`duty (4 Govetnintitt t(i hail the. return iif the /loyal Family o ' POr-- .. t ,I ~, ~ ~; ~ - , .:!....4. to ~ii..t, J..,:o.ofrean .dorranions .with those ,lemonstrationa ot• respect .witich. such .an occasion rt(lnlred. It was for this-purpose that the ap potntinent in onestion had been made. As to the propriety of such an appOltlenle/11, he had not beard any thing - to sliew that 'it :Was not Itoti neceitary ,It ld have been 04 stsuch .. n scale.. lis• R figh t t lion. Frieittl would,never hve,been aSli,e •F d t o utr.. (4,110,, e the inaident to suchh an. apPointine'lit, '`'ere it not that, .for other motives, he had re , Sidvetl to visit - Portugal, even loni;:before the ai)--, p.oillt,tnera wasideettied necessary.. by. the,BlitiSh (...:abinet. Although, fot some time previous to the appoiutment, Goverument had .rerion: to think iii it the Pt inee. Ite'gent of . Portugal inte n ded..t,o roarn to) f,i , ..bo')i i yet it vrould have been rather oilitistif,„hl e i t , L i ve miitilearty a traugentent for his rceeptir lk. by appointing an Ambassador Uitilthe tiost•po:‘iti v e ass nrance was 301,00 that tile P rince lit(!griit ' W•iiil -fietilli4 -001})illg::1111en Slick SS 3,tninee. tins r,erived, itnel..ll 9 t till then, it was ti ti : i . , :c . l ::;: ti. l t:: : ;::r;i ; l :t i t ,: i i ..; ; :,: a t t, y i a t l i i o,i,itillit; ~iii.til:i4le,iel.',ittilf,iiit::::lo.lifir"rti:llluelrit'Lalorottige:(l,lttolti istileet,: iwaati.:ll!4 : l l ie : : : i,e.ieti;iift.atti.;,t;it fftfilere:ti.lit)::_tiiii,tictoetiritir.,:tg:eurtsiiittiAtiln.ie.isifejlt!tet:stitteri,i the elit` of Setting' out from the Braz:ls, Lord Bs. 'burst , on the very day that this news inrive l td nt instructions to basic Li Sytadroo inept ,t! 13, Right /lon. Friend happened at that time to he ' n the 'West of England,. and his typointm.etil was scarcely then thought of. In his (bold c't'l ' letter of . the 25th July he stated that the olio t. i l .e r c o e n i c ‘ c v ( a l s . tiTie;:titilorsetantllcittlicosns,s,b.ourtftv:::(lld not be Ili i ii lratstitetl till sonic more certain intelligence Isi the Admiralty were given on the 26111130aftlAilliirgtg:11 Itrollielni.;laiss"altleiairstatdi•:cireei,:lel7l, f ItTea 't..ll:llitflivneceillitt°Cr:ll/1 retartting ; and immediately on th eg .1, tuns structions being received at the Admiralty, Ad, tniral Ileresford would havelailed, bin th", c di , was 'dela' elf for a long time hy..adrefse w oo '''. 0 -It teas attempted to ' found *a eittirge 4 44 1 his Right . 'Honourable Friend '' ea tlie',. . , : a l y V t r l b a p g i ni o C id l i t l i ' t .!l n .if t a t:e: ii n ie k . t ' iti a ...i P is n i l t e a l i c l o e d l f o b b i i e s t a s tv i a l e y i e l in: g: h t f e l o l r e r , ii p t e i l t r ul b s 0 e : ° ',. ,70 i ' t Ali' lit! Ole !louse really suppose it possib lc i l ' i .,,,it .have made the necessary preparations for l'''' o 4 mission without'some delay ? . Did A OI Y i ' l :::: 1 ,0 pose it possibN., thache cooltlhavesetnn'l"t o'c' 'preparations in Likhou ni': l o ,. . in London i „ it'aves impossible for ' H Y7, rI I 4 01 ' took tisjuat. yiew of the circumstances 0, •, ,(1 ,,,,, , toi say thas. the delay wasnot necessol ii 1141 ,„,d avoidable. And .yet these were the grt) ( l. pr i i which .this calutnnnnts charge was iirri ol ,,: s t f irs . ' his otyn partite must enter his piefl „ ii V i r o orif 4 I"fftiran't 114121111C(i .view Will Cil the 11°)‘,.. 05 44 Gentletilan (.Ir. Lambron) endeavoured 1:10:41 chic H L • the ' • Rs endeavoured ... ,9,4l,t,troAcr of d gnestion, thii r t expences of ilietAlission. The facts on le d, to :°1 the subject were - grossly misreptese° I no t "fie 1111;ssion of Mr,'Sydellhum yeas iti """ Ho . 't auto) etZPensive than ill it "of his Ilight Jo' IA a 0 1011. 'Airttlit The proof of this tr,o,7t 1P;14,'-tii,„stior, neconnts, noel to Hi, ni he must -refer loel`ii,petpt the rogtist ion o t all (..at %vas titt.,eil on t o b % tool `the triestiow, .It the, , ‘,.„!„. ~,,y bolt :. w oo with, the mission , • it . ek ~, not his I ' l g in d if i ce, Friend, bill Ilims(iiif and liia • Colleor i ,hint?'; to ha f ta.. the House MUSE impute tllleh'eotilli (Hear; betir, - fro'ni'ilii'dl'O' ili(fil 1) ' I ' lllll4 Cabinet' mule this "miptiiotwent , Itrc3!°l:'. R otor' 1 conscience, they believed that the Pill,ice'odopta' ,°,113-Jiii7gl would-conic. lf the `.104 't t'e l).: l- s io l l 'i ts il e l , bt : l o l t ) W -c in u c u e ld iti ftr:sfel'l;l'ltehLillit)4l!:("bl:,:iii;!°"lll' -1 - n unnecessary ex pence to the cetion4y,::ooi, 4 , tonly incurred—that the design T ill o rgic , t C , ii)ission for 8Q base a purpose as 10 .; ,,,i„,, , 1 ~ favour ea 1,1, , "' r i l i „Oil' it such a conviction 'could be wrought r".. I d 01" . t e.OO t f • I • 911tH4bavrt:e0iYuntii,iley5B'P,eee,r;'''il7r.itisosi.:ialit,c!n.,:t:aigrigailee(1-i:,%11P:e.ell.::::(11:11;stilii11:e;.'17oi:1;I:i11':uvlo"'sti.lolei,ilfilt;ilii'll:14''''si;I':r rated co ul d ' excite any s uch P e11 „ acid II) i f. its stages , the House would trece (10,1"/,„1 Oleic, mail 110 unfairly ascribed lc' t' e c ' e ' l of 1 ,,b, e ,;,d; "hen„thc return of el: reel that, under thtell:ificolifiti:i:v37,ll),_ieetli i t o b i e 4 ;;;:t: i tt t ir l ,s e. l . , th e. vet y re vers e All t I l i ' t::e i elß‘itstrit:lilic:tYlli ict11:::...t41-:;re";filip.;1'041:1111‘;111.$' Situation of Europe b o mnclT rl:4logpi show 0 , 14tiool with the Cotlit of i't .l. • r ac'a t Y , i ' . to ill te presence of a Brit :stt Ministvr to P 005 cis di , I „iiilet ire ~ ner :E'lllces, the B‘ritish ' Cabioct ' t ,„ AO d ilf .t , ~,4 1 111, ,,, Tbs42l:tief:e'rfi''(eira:elePgat:lit.9l.til'i:t:l:eltttitbhioktit°lllBtgelin.,tel.clilitin,t°ollStie.tilflei:Ye:y(snitsinr‘‘,:lalin,lisofil;culisc°*:lleid.‘:l'cleli.e":,itkil'irg's:°cilit:nv:ltir:ll'''cl's9:Etni"'c''':l(eist'lefeg.,:nillifilil'.:o'is.' i'le:'rcilli,ll.l,a.ics°ol,l,l:Bsritt!i:''ll,'slttlittb'q'l'l:cilit'f('','lt'ai'llll,l;‘,iltjio.4l4:l::. ••Stith:being:t he view, which h e ''',l ie mot s t ,le'oprr,,j :terint-411)iitt.eilic:°Sint:vitriiNlivii:eieFereel(e.lill:itistilli:elet:rni cli[l:::arDnetoriniEocrbT:tvYliceni:llll7le:l%(:;t:i;-:,::;;'ill'il)''et:(i:irti;,.:fitc-L:'.:'11:111tici:irclial.'11:::1.rti.:.;;!‘11;1 :, I feed s.' pfc " I deuce, that lid the ack now le ( t , ._ ° bon ~ e it t Noble Lord '.oeld not iovolvel 1 . 7 01 , ie v }till, , i, 5ri0t0ce,,,f,,itub,,,,,,,,,,,,ti0n. Bat tie 0 ton e, , r ,ct ~ was' not surprisivP);;ll.e. iiillie iNri:',lCniel)-.ll:::tdoillinLitl:.l:iac:..t. triumph, ivben he fete hitnielf in 1, . n0im a . ., , ,, ,v,, the : Right Hon. Gentleman Oft: tile Nalft„?,'ool timejvislied to fill, and to exclonr„.",4o, ) . : }at s. , i, front the list ColleoVes :"„ t t oliin , l i v ,lo 4 : was no reAso , of fer the 'appoint?, _ reto oe t;cio t , before t lie prince flegcnt acino,floYifrogoleri;lo : ~"1 'there was Ito reasbn for tliC l', sion . it' .1 0‘., 1 paid before lie set out 4/0 tiffs II"c'oe , litil l il byi no coneealino the facts of th e 1 1 ', I e vfl I to ( '.i , i n be vartiistieu over an inch ib.jeckN',-,,11,10 -1-4.°1:0;,,.! ',l more skilful varnishet.ilittn tn, leit i g tinl tn,„ e st: ~ Yet still, to the eyes -of etverY I". .„001(1 01 I: 1 h .q , t „, Ail ~ the eyes of , the nolion of ldrgt:'' j oi l ber". ' l 9l'; 4, pinin g • open, palpable ob. ~ , be h 1 ",,,,,i tif )4, 1 Sir R. WalpOle, that evrry ' 1, 11 : 1 ; o ily P 1 ` 1 0 ,0) 10 , l i , t and the truth a this 51 . '4: ` roe svii4 it / :ret! - Nl political hiitory. Hut tioier b .fbe 0 0 !,,,, ► ril l for NOV o ne ft) Oflille ir;.fiarte'cor. 1,001:oilf, .:, 4 tt AllY Mail. AS CO Ow Pri:".: 4 ' -goat tl:`, r ii , to ti i 11 C 0.11141 easily be dooe. 'A. " e 1 0 , A y, •, .111.00, '' 1, , i , galAell the puhlic tit vti),l•o°3 mot of ) )10:,,t c hi 1 t . 1, 14 VApeilce ; and :tecondly,. in P i ., we-„ 114 t outol- .1 40 P ,, . 0 , affecting the char,icter 0 i octif ~coloi ,I. I I il • ) 1 tact er which the Right ' for mer "' d u 1 0 i, •• , wile - c . tio of k sconc of his Wends ,of c tio p ahli , tb er Pie, 41 called, the best. property oi o f all the f,) an _. li tti he rni .. ght nosy say of it, as ,v ,, 0 , rint3.oo 0 10; • p perties of the nation, shit ' , I hail bY 0, C 4 l ' '..,..• hi e Lot( ~c 00 .00 t trievably gone, 'Tice i ''' in of i'' f o, irvi l ' O O 1 suceeetled in refuting tiot r:iirge, o bei ijr I,cept.f.,, N o tieman CAlr,, TaatnbtolCb) c „ n one"; bee a ° 4ti -to the Government disitige"",br i d, boa . ~ ,' , v loads. t i s , tctes , ct Re. N, OfiC 0 1!C C i f p , l ' , pro fr i v 11 etl.ft.tr. ,t, 4t. IV po eir a ' , ,,;F . I ' ' - ' f'N "AM> ' ' flio ' - •" .' J. , AdMiral Se is ,', il t,i, st , ifig lol4. i.ie 4 ~,' gent of the: firtlzils too , .- . focal joi te ~ ,i 7 1 ,, soon a's lie redebell it, 11) 31 , 1 ':,: e . ol ip * cil::;reit(1011 ,jl, tended to avAll himself of ( i i i , of f o relo lo rivi l r,. fci .,, ZI. the fleet, untler his coniiioni o . o itcti ° l ,, ( fro ', t ie ,: 1 10 POTI up!, and slips Al .11C Ori!cti. Sott1:000111:;01 1 ',,, , 1, Elfrope bcfore be crlib4l,l t his c,,, ic teti '`, 1 04 i,,IL wards the Frineo repcnr.o, bee) ss Ili , .', v o ''t , hot he (Admiral B.) hav"14,10,,,,,,e synt h ,i ti,.,iri '.i,' ll l rert , c hr.) h os' j , sevarcilinesst: bn4 II? i t ' l i b . li , t gig , ii 3 i i i Highness 'for aoxer'al rnPniiliiiitein.'llijoion ' the fullest expectatioinlit.ltiowopoia dy #1 tended to return to 1 ~ .‘,. , .