The Sun. — London, England, 1817-05-08 00:00:00

k ~,. . , . . Ci 'llr m' n Ott . 11 eritt 4 eit) for his ,disittiO laud loyal ti - APt ' t•ett• , , •., re Setieatit was then' orrlered to prndlice IV's' r l i a r ai flit! Ilar', when the--.SPEAiEtt ad i 'lira ill folicitl,sl--. . . . t r ' It ' l'Avall yot(lt'ave b een ordered CO at- it r 1 ?yd t 4. . • ; ! t,ol!the liar 01 - tliii I- o'as'e, in consequence' of "illg avowed yourself the aistbOr of ttpub. ~,' uyiteiheting On one of itstonintittees. , The ~‘ 'II 4111 to yott the_ passages complained 01, QIN the llous will bear what ' you oldY b t -. qtet i o your delence'l . liarniq read the several passages, l '' e l ' 41 ( 1 —" Alt% 'l'lltrl wall, the House, n. what VIIII 1)3 ve I uoffer.— Avail •itid, h e hoped the 'loose ‘vri'llel it %vas \irk') deep Concern and I egret ("mid lie.'had trespassed on its privi lirieTrits,s AisPlei-tstire. Ile deci?l,l•Y` isive passokes in t h e Work. k hai l fee ''''' , lfelt with the .sole intent of he c , '' , duct iduct of he errl Niagistrates, a n d, filen' the obloquy thrown on the"' itnesses, who were necessarily exit ' Committee. It tvits his most,alpcious ry the regret he felt to r the ,offence he, the had the most sincere respect for, I le 'llous e and i'ts.Committees.;. and feutured to hope . , that their seittence • trmild oat he such a$ to degrade his magistrate and a*tottn: ' ll it -- -••" Mr, Thirlwall, is there any, you have to otter I" 111.....Jc N 0 ,,: You may withdraw." LLItIiAQI:I, sfild, that though, there Inui t that the writings of :the Rev. I amounted to hbreach of privilege, ii.e House would .he soltsfieq. With 'al they had heard. . was of opinion that the Rev. Gen - 'tole every thing that it was in the tii do. He had expressed his: con - H et onc e man l y and respectful ; .ant l A could he wished for. ' He - there-, ; i t) ! thin the slightest :testimony of dis o,„iii'litcli the 'loose could express towar d s 111 4, 1 , 11 t2i : j e 3alliCient . ii,i..0,141, fore their moved, that the Rev. 3, 4 41 ' d . 1 .,. Printing and publishing a book, It ,'" . 4,etio,inti.icatiu," li e .. (re n di ng , the title), g lbereiu on the proceedings , of the :, I I :, i i „, ,'-'. neen theleby guilty high , . "'tile flouse anti' tt bteach of its pri , h . ~. , ;1144,1'1.ZnA1l wished to explain.: If this P.11,,b;" , tti t ett brought before the House witn , - `yi'f."-I.N9Ying statement. of the anthot s te.the Committee,' he should not have ) he u , I ,lle iltot ion t or c a ll ing but before the ti tie ground that ~ thong') the .PBBsBges 1, "sive and improp er , he should no t it titken bl thenisdres, n'orthY the , y ( i ' l l the house, If they had' not b!" ' -"einsolelit .anduct of the author ue msmiitiee. (A ay i , . ' Ll ''-var. i)ore testimony to the up "l4'l , ' . '• ' 11..ii,- 4 141 111 t1 )4 the Itt.W. Ge.ntleißBll-a% a I a' - ,‘t114,11111.145ii1121.C,1 lit! had :dread , " made all I) , e •,' ll t,i, '' Ili, p.,)iver for the otiettce- be 'bad a 1, 1 c 1' 1 4 4 , fr.l„,,.tiliviiill expressed his entire “")"vrence. li,','. 44,1.44161 g of every (I;entleotatt in the, :'4; 4 ; l ( I, t . 1 Z: in , 11-4; wanly, 'anti ,respectful c01t ,1,,",,'11,,„ caentisilap, He must Ids() 'beDl' ). • c l .. tile pi .•. - Loity of the t, i ,,, l at h ,I )erat conduct anti. a I 4) 4( 't of th e c i tte ~v i m be emithict . k . 1, 10 , , °rum Or qtl'i 11411 +i '' °eel') Intli t , CofleilikitOry, who . , e fy ~i 'ign;ore on thi s nce4s j o n than %Vial' 'l,!il!,sii(llle 11011Serreililere11 neeesstiry. .: t,4,ll,}„„;'.'‘'iis theit'pitt,; that the•ltev',' I tqi i t h q , ini "I" .iiiid litt'isjicdtion, hutt,tofiegle" °I), 11 °'l' '(ii' 'h 11 6 . 1 . I was earritil , r ,sir,, t , i ~ 09st!,, c. tv lie 1: i i ' tip, ,' 'Q. ( k ..Nli kil .1r the t` observvci, that the . Rev. 4 !1i„ il'it 1, ~ . . , , as ion tc, ha,, It !-.01:4 in custody, •he " 11(11„..,u pto eeed 1 ,. 1 . . , wving fOl. / n 1 lebpeCt to n t 4i tl ' ' il. , 4ii, : , • 54 1 11 ilia. li b tliti, that Mr. Thirkrilll Inig!it be I Fi t ' l i l l4 l l ,, T l : h iuti 'ilecinaloted witit the Resole, V I I 41 1, 6/* itt . 1 1 '''''' Prisseti o and he might then . tl)„ t , - 1)4,',.„Y; 'll cnnseptence of the contrition t 'fo ` .. ` 11 the ,11 - - .It to pro . ~,,t liit,.. , OUSe was COiltlE I f i l l ~ttil, .11161 i , Y '- 4. 4) bil • • ‘.:13 (lien 1111 t, and the.Setlem't 4 'tfl h• , Pi; (Jill ' i 1 s Kua thus li t,T hi to t ..,..,. , i iti, w tett : the peA 0,!,4,, 11411,,i . ii?i,,i' tit tir 4 l it 11,...,4» c arliailotted by 'this Fiousv to 3 c7 1 IN!' 141411 14C! t!tke n into consider 4 tion the in'tti" 1 - ftti,:', 1 4 i ,,,,,, 3, 1!1i 'mil *Lt the''Hinise ita, , cifi."e t° il,Y , Ti l i l44 11. l'ipit., y,i(% lizwetweittewinst.publis t beti 1 "Ncl i 1 " ' t i ;.," cninlnct, of o ne of its • Cotoinato; r 44 •tit ti IN rut, i k „t4 h akp ii .•, ran 3011 hate le. mut k , ' It 3.lhei "41" Of tilt . 11()USe. ' But I a n .' - 1 , Ni.,,ta,'„oi-iiiiA, ~,-,,ktAcrnittiot ytio tbat. in consequence:4,4 i ''''''‘ l ill iii' e l r. ,u 'ro:t .you 1:4,,, utak, tho.V.""llls' I I i i ,,lp' ll , ,' tt 'l 110 farther. You way thC,re)?l ,4 .:: i llip t t " Witt 0 ) . . ' ', 7, p i . 4 Cio ro 'tiered for Eye, iu the room o f ~, ;1 t )g ftlitlx, ~,v,, . , , ''i t s i ll,e 01 . 0 -44 iti- be took this opportimilY to , I / i i ii , l ,Vni es P r itlY of Putting the Courts of ltlit4l,,,,,reelbety on the satire footing its 4iih; 4t ilij e , illiis was the proper - time to .I,l44e!Nric,it before,the I louse, and lie lwjicd 0!Ili ' . th tir att .. • before 'be !NW (. 4 , , ~‘it e :., ~ int ton I le i 41 . r Cfillen rtylil , 4 11 . , i‘ t ip; 09(1 as tio ittetori- . I'itli, 44 .l ext v il. ''Y not toalcittg thee appoint :ttc"itt i t : l , l l'it, lie ItooQ,l the Nobly 1,4 " 1ti t, II flikisidete4o.ll"ilking then) t ill t lie Subject 041,14'11.k,,, ' .11 ltd Is Aut-1 i, t . 4 1 et... t t,, kt , . i 'mated, tl,at before, any t,Sta l i ll . l Q,e iter:!.,t.t would be necessary to °4l - q ii t'''lt 0 11 the subject of the ap i4i t'Llit,_ tH * n'of r ttk;„4l,, lit '.- ave rintice.that h.e shoulo, on ' 4 , ( 14 -" e• fQr 1. , ' 1• ' ' Bill -....eci , , ro mag.itt a nail . I I,preventiog high way - rob'' b 1 1/611 f , Cli h , • , TIIE BANic Iti "111 4 i. ' , 4NLt . Itli, t%,1, .i3attl that accortliouto, a paper t 1:, .'t!`' lIIIIt N H . Id L y „, , nig th e umik I,ropriettas., ,tt,idt I,t;.,"'Hooriy before that flottae, it ,Itti? t,„eine"lthhleruble notober of (hos° , 1 , , " tilt., :'ci)ly aliens, or foreigners, Al' 41 41 1 4 r'llited by the trattaactiottk °t. 4,&iii 1 ''.c4-e'V(l tl . ' of I 01)1e t, , t 1 , 4 .. . IL tun tIC pt. 4 . '1 it. ;, e nily be astonished at the ex-- 1, 14 1' 0.. t'ovProtaeo 1 the itylprovi 1, 4 tit 4'll3titel . , t al !' ~ 44 t p i ,1t..--ihe object of the mu -• 01441 w-'44.llwitat Rtoßortioo of thole. Ico the Bard, A.--• • - th transaction s: 4nd whieli were draceatrontithi,publie- rtettei+ iiiliivetied iii !tie.. :idtiEse i'i - tile ii4li t trcal du wir4e, went otII of thecountry Into thesphekets of catieinft4, ; any elimple.: \Vend(' the"raws;Of Elia!mei foreigne 'lle adinitte lit wou ld' b e re s tific a • punkt' ihniisio.issatiectiou ; Would they inflict pe tion„,lowoq,,, the p,ost (urns, of tin. Bank II) . nisi! its; upon.all thoie endearing ties; theoliserVance be radically vrting, whether the advantiges were and preserVation cif which tended to destroy' Celine shared by' Briti s h subjects alone, or ,in .con-, in a much more coniplete manner than t Mild ever jiiiietku With foreign et S. it was no Set isfacs he effected by any corporeal iitflietiiins ? Writ thin -to kiiiistis that one Noble 'Lord, whoin li e there sity:Atetliber in. the !louse whi.i' did trot could name, had been eni lulled o n the 23d of April remeniber the, account of Lady Southesk ; nod: Bart by a hones to the amount of 70,0001:. end was what 'was Constdered.a virtue in the person another Noble Lord, on the aline occasion, re- of Noble birth to• be - Stiguietised and 'punished ceiveilbetiveen sixty mid seventy thousand. But as a crim e i n the humble n ifs. n ,i,,;.? 13,,i t i t , vi ,, ie it was u.nejtiestiodebly en' aggtovatioli of th e not the ,prosecution alone which ,he lamented, system, and en..agg-riivation of IlletVil,. u, hell no it was its heing carried Olt 'at sec!) a period'.-- i iesiii,idet able proport itin of thoiy profits went out He hid scat rely 'W•iirilh - strong enough ; iiitlectl, of the country for the purpose ot enriching to- he %void(' not crest liiiisself with . language strong reigners. 'Die 11(I0s 'Member here 'entered into a einiegli to designate the proeettling tm - that prn. repel itioe of. his . fornier statements, upon vorions seentio l i. • l'o say the least.ot .it ,tt was 'toil cruel 4 weasiolis, respecting the enormous emoluments and unterliiig to hri;ig the 'w Otti'iin tO the aii* " o f ', l which the Bank derived beim its transactions with Court of Justiee before tlie corpse of her linsband GOVelitliCOC. He trusted . ' that question would was cold. ' They might as well lave brought ti le form a part of the inquiries of the Comnalttee now woman to the Ber•frot» Bedlam as from Nei.vg a te ; sitting to inquire intothelittatices of the Country, her feelings welt to studi it t.;.ite that she could •and if they did him the honour of calling him be- not answ e r to the charge, or 'mike her defence. fore'them;'he pledged himself to prove; to the sa- It might be said that there, was nothing' to tisfaction olevery Aleintrer Of it, thata saving of he laid to the charge of • the ' Magistrates in no less than 400,0001. per annum might be effected this , transaction. lf ' the •tnisinese could have by the adoption of a different system. .1 - ie con- been prevented, however, in his ,opittitin, it elided by moving, first, For an Account of, the was wrong. A nulle Fr osequi ought to .have Number of Proprietors of - tile liank . of . England been etiteied in her favour, 'and the Attorney on t4e 31st March, .1 81 7,• distinguishing :Alien Genet al would' have a right' Itiniself to exercise a Proprietors from British Subjects; secondly, For power of refraining from prosecution' in' such a an Account ;of the aggregate Amount of Capital case. 11 she , lead been remanded,, it might be Stock in the Bank of England, shewing what pro- said,-she woillil.heVe endured a stilt greater con portion belonged to British Subjects, end whit finement than she was sentenced to ill Yoose proportion to Aliens,, tp to, the same period. quence of her. tiisl ; ,but still a itc.dle proscqui The CHAWEi.,Loit of the Exciimitrint said, he might have been entered. T his was opt done; could not coneeive any right *which . that House and when she was sentenced, they refused her had to call for a return of the names of foreign even- to , pay the last bonetirs, rtecording . to the Proprietors of the Bank. 'Tire policy of England ceremonies of her country, to lier'eicecuted lifts always bad.been to encourage foreigoei.s'. to vest band. If that WOlll3ll returned to. her , native their capitals in our funds. Besides the returns, country, she was not likely to tell a tale Whieli if s granted, would proved fallacious; beeause a' it was probable would create en increased love Or. great deal of property might be invested in heti-. veneration for the laws of England; and yet tliese. lions names. Considering the motion as itsipro- laws were such) as, %viten properly and humenely ad per and unnecessaty, he- should ' certainly give it liiinisteCed, would conciliate the affection and at his decided' negative. • • tact' the keen' to the country better than the iusti .Mr. I'ONsONBY supported the motion; not he tutions of'ally other nation. The 11011. Member. cause .he' distinctly understood for whet purpose concluded by moving— s his Hon. Friend made it, but becaose he believed . That there should be laid befvre the House tile date of the lonic goOd .would Tesult feoin it, judging from the 'Report of the Conviction of Putrivk Ryan, alias. Brown, the benefit shied tile, country bail tileeady deriVed - date of the warrant fur his execaiiin,toiithr with the dates from the exertions of his Hon. friend 'you the r of the ~.„ . 1 ~ , . minitision ate coni+ietion of Mary Itynn,lthas Brown, StlbieCt.. His tion.-Friend hatFiaved the public" . his yeifu, fur bating illtsnipteil to. elleet hiLeseape. 1 ~ more thrill 90,0001..aeyear, iiicistisequence of the itivestigations which he had induced that liouse - -Mr• 11 . ‘, 1 "" 1 • 011 . ) N believed that the woman, to tomertake, and lie kiev no in . divithlai who had respecting whom the Motion hail been principally made, had' been brought up to be . tried, on th e performed an equal service to the natioll. morning iii questiniti frOni motives of pure home- ••, Sit-J. Newrorr concurred in theOpiiiion of his . Right Hon, Friend, aS to the Inlet-Images produced ' ilit Y• She was brought up tit - en, in order thaeshe by tile, former etrorts of the . flononnalie member . , might not iiicur a. iiitichmore severe punishment, had been pentioned to the Seet etery of and SIW no reason for reluaing to accede to the Iler case h . . State, whOse businese' it Wes. `to. exeinine inlet present inotiorr. .. . Mr. MANNING said, he could : have wished to , those matters i orders had bre". 'given that she have. heaed some Parliamentary' ground !Aid, or sh ould be pardoned .from the remainder .of h e r . some adequate argument iti.ged, for the„presetiLmo- seifiguee , ' lllll ',lie believed she was ' it Prvieit at ti,oni which he haalm , ot. H c. thli tincsee any prat . : liberty. After comnielit int*, oil 'the 'MOtion, r e' s .. tieal good that could result from it, while,' on the :tiv° to theilitte of the transaction, the ltight Mi t . °cotton/111 C,ol,clutied by espiessing a hope th a t contrary, it might dal . ntischief, by ci•eating an .. . , atatot in the.minds'of foreigneis, as to any ulterior tie would . 'withdraw his Mn ; 'lint. . „ proceeding, which the .house might adopt. He Mr. Alderman ATKINS said, that the Ara gis. phjected to it *non the principle that they hail no trates bail done all they could' ii) favour of the right to I;iteriere ; ,but, at the satin: time, he had . poor women, and would lieseipisvponeri tliesrial no objection to state that the proportion of profits bad she •not collie for woid, Willi het Coeusel, to . , derived..by aliens Walt very inconsiderable. I have the trial proceeded in. Ile %val . ..sure there Mr. GPM :FELL; M.; reply,-stated, that the pro-.rwits Ito person tti the Court who had not expressed ' poi lion m e Alien Batik !Proprietors was one-t enth 1 their approbation of what lituflatien done, 1484, of the whole number. With respect to the profit's i when she retire(! subscriptions wete. entered into s , enjoyed ,by the Bank, the House . was pronenty l f or her on ,the st a rt, 11 :hca . /he had 'Weil with-. not aware, that (luring the last twenty years , they drawn, the Judges considted ' amongst themselves had,divitle4l, insaddition to 7 . per cent. olio' their whether they could rertlit her ptinishmeht, Which ,e t tpittl,.no less, to sum than 25,000,000/. sterling, they found they could not do, but every possible by bonuses, increase of dividends, and increase Of ettention was paidlier, consistently with her si T qpitol. Those.: profits. trete exclusively derived filarial. i - - Lord :CASTLEREAGH . state:l - the . tireforttinate hunt its ti ansactions: with Government. Mr, MANNING explained; and after some Or' woman herself to have wished tltat her trial should then ,discusaion the motions were put and ate-. ctime on as it did, to avoid the caltunitrof n longer getived., ~ • , • . confinement. 'llioegh the prosecidion WAS"Carrie,tl Mr. ROSE ,postp,ansd the further consideration of the Re• __, . the Kittg, it was not carried' Oil pArt,*(iii Soiling 11,ardis till Eriilay se'tinigl4, in tile mune of , U pon tin ondei- wi i,latillitilt that it was then certainly to cultic 00, by the..baw Officers of the CrOSVII, Who had there . Mr. KEEL:et we notice, that on l'riday, Misy 16, lie should fort notion! ea opportunity of putting ii slop to move for teaveAi ',ring' in a Bill to continue the ' I nst i re eetion the proc . e , ediogs. . t. I L .. Hoped the Ilan. lite ttoo. anti L( trued Act, t amed in the year 1814. ~. .• Getatleinatv woold it itlidraw his imitibo, iiitii‘tied IWRATIONS 01' tf f I." . .O . TIONS. • that feelings of Etiglish justice and humanity had l‘iliirr.i.. into lii"Y ts:t: i lt mpr rase ,pr, t° iet n y to or sil vefl)rrtaeliCiaog the t i itte at e nra. to r b p ce er:. l itiiirietli ect .. 4 ribunol , before t . rhich the party haul inq ti on , o f Polls and regulating Elections. He . tle- Sir.S. I . IO,MILLY thought,the conviction of the !etch a particular perit;tl was a most cal. scribed the disildvantages that .arose from a Can dictate keeping open the poll for fourteen days . , .wna . tito tat when it mig li t he:closed. in n much shorter timel . a l a ti t, e ll c u t ° iu n i s i u e: l r d et a l 7; s a t c tl i c i t- Lt . ) 1 ti fo;; f it E i i l e t4 t i i i i s le h t i l li t e o n u t l l r , a ), % t ‘ i , tti li iiee and after a variety of observations On the injury . Institlittons of their country.' There Was Ito blame 's Government, There sits teittell by this 'mode of contest, lie moved for the appointment ,of a was, however, no' reason 'why the proieentimi, Committee to inquire into attached - to his Majesty thc propriety of shortening . th e Polls, and ()flak- , Was certainly at the sail or the Cro l ern, {item[ Britain. ing further measures- for regulating -Elections in which tOtild not be discontintieds To cortititine it on , . such an occasion was practising necording to the, Motion, and in_ such but against the spirit of the laws of the 111 r. Was . Sbtrrit seconded the stanced the practical good effects of atte x _b a rwa tt . i c e i e l . ? country. - • ! , : i t r i e erc i : Y th it att • r g e h ie t r ir lic ; n t a a - t b e t r k!' o l t i,s o f t ° e l r l s l n e f titou ° nted to ' Mr. Posasie..4av-thought there 'Ws great'negli Ove thousand,. the election was terminated in a genet ill not epplying to the Government in the day or a (lay anal a . h alf first place, or great want of consideration in no t After an observation from a Member (whose keeping back the witnt; t s .( 4.. ) e n s o f i o v r i ,t t l..t i e ib p i r r o t s y ec f( t ) t r ti w on oti l,:( 4 ll name we cauhl mit learn) the t. illutioti wesc , air_ied, and,the!,Columittee appointet. , . , ; , t I .:,i ' t is k, ll ,: c t e lii a i rt i lt l e 3e t P it u n t) c r of the trial. - coNVictioNOPm,ARY RYAN'. Mr. 13aTittntiT , ssiAlp - the . wonsisn'd t emingel wOuld allow him to preface the itiOttOri h e ii . 'us , Sir J. _AlAcitticrosn hoped, 04 the i f -louse i h otiAht i t t j i i n t e rcet of Isit client , not t . O t i llverse ,ii , Jl' LL' LLLARTIN Said, the transaction had ex- to submit to them With a fe‘,v Intl) irks ``', l " el.. ! 4ers/liiilt% (fir she 11.6141 ' 1,t ' have '" t it off. subject „„ 5 0, 0 h a d cited getietal dispel, and • the judicial chartiCter he considered the tleseurved, It Ft:Jaren • . I to the ,.. ti t 'i l i l l i l ni o l l ti lk ,d ili t t' ( Y lr l i t l Y 3 a t ly ig al e l i a l s o 7 a ; l :M i t ' e ": t t t ; elTt , c t t i t , f et t . . e ite a.c e , t e n t i . t e t , try lo 7ou .‘ Id itltiol fuirer if the l7 ion Weil Lto tilt:. escape era l'atrick Blau t ut u s t , e , d on ..., .. . It inlay, SIT J., : DJACK.priscdi.l .repl:wii: He said there lied band.. l'hat man bad heel, execu , Brown, iirr bils• 7 . :.. 't I I . . the 44 of m a y, en d :Wary [cyan had been brotight heerino , anSwer given to the n . eiiii nbjectiiin , , th at . 'nal charge which It ?tette proseept was not enteisd tileei this moo, ornin mu which her strolls and detestable .errisseention, Th e ti on i, lF tli) to stand , gtt C , , int ‘ l ' , .:: s S b a n g iv a ii i . , ll ::, a il it lie'e , rm. ;: x ::: t , " c :'i t i t i t t: : ( l l .v . lel - 11.1.; st el l i e rl 1 called 7%ll'll9g:.. upon would - dispose of the ntotiota ns it thou lli • b . . c rim inal accusa tiOn when . her mind he could not, by withdraw•ing it, rpisi. t a iltesomp ; , to answer • a emiditiou Ho d her, feehtigs- so lion that he had taken it up . witli levity, or that was in' such a - ---- • • ' ' , tra nsection op- liis'opiiiiists . was alteted of 'the complexion of 'tltil much affected, that the w hole . pearet l : to hint on e of . the - stseateet in . de. proceediug. . . .. - . . of publicj justice-. Lord CASTLEBRAdif sigtilfi.Nl, ti, at its the [lon, o f the greatest acts 11.,riinet would 4161 wiilitira , e the . motion, he vencies in. the tolininistratiort it , aPP , 'ear"! i to 1,1.11-11.1intio, be one e cor occtirrett in this shotild ente- in siipport' brit, itS : it n it' merely for of inittnue4l: l l l y ere .. , ;;; e :' - o la t , ( ter, iiction , : whi c h w e re :the , , produen of prets.. tt i t aw w i l j'eli weye in . s . Pitit 12 " 1 -rwtY ' : lin?, Motion was t leo agtecilto. c n o o u t n c t 9 7 ; . rary . ... tice and the pre s e nt instance was- ea ex- , Alt: Btiootsteast postnoned his notice relative to o jus „ e .. ''e laws which had the seizures :pa the Borough anti Lit NVOGISVICLI • ' ' - a !!... c .;.s . .: 4,-.11.R ~.. ~.. ...t,,i, 5 , -q '..,.)4 . 0 , .4' ( IN* '4? until the oplcii:ifi of tie Attorney tint) • • 6,d1,1 I I • . Af:Ati' !, , .:PrIMATES'. Lard PALiticasTou iiit. veil , that the house imio a Caniniitee'bf Supifly. . 6 Nt. J,,t , A0A0 , : i., oldecti!ti lu the Artily Esti.;. mates being brought tin at ihai efitiver lotion enitted, WI) .ti Lord 2 4stlereagh, the CiiauceLlor.,tthe Eieheioer, floskisson, , an d M r . ( 1.4.1 Cilerift P ) lby liatrtici l iaterf , Cue rem tilt of which was an understaniiing that thd Army Eitifnates should b bieought rarvi•attl oti C.Qliltr,gli()NOE:scli• t4obottn6 presented 'topics of ti Coi're+ spiindunce but‘vven Laird 13at1iitrit-titid Goi'ernoi. ':„Altt . rritOlit the si:b . jec,c of , the resi gnat i o n o f t h e Second Fi , eiti of I r ivinertira, Ile to o k C hi t , t i ppor . tunity i3l` indicating the eltaractet of Mt..tt jitinor;froni the eltarge which had - been preferred against hint in cettain ptibliettt kith, tint) hutted the conduct 'of that Gentleman to haVe beeti toently: . -regtilated by the strictest propriety and !tortoni% After few iitorda . MAtiaviti-i. and Mr.BaotiOHANi, the papers were Ordered to he ou the table. Ir NAVY' BELLS.• The CHANCHLLOU of the EiidneduEit brought forward a proposition, the ohjvctol which was tit reduce the Interest bit the Navy Bills. The‘e rtt present hire an interest of four and a half per cent. and Ministers hint now p9wer t,o reduce the interest. fie Wished to give the Treasury the same power over these that they had over. interest cif Excherptet Bills. The sum outstand ing in' Navy Bills, on the sth 'of Jannary„ wat 660,0001. By the redtiction in.the interest which :he,contemplated, he ealcidated on an annual of 20,0001. The siting OW might tlrus het etlected would probably at soule• period .bevome much more eoni . liderable. 7 . lsis would be felt 'Wbeu he itatta *hat had been the sums Outstlnd=. ,ing in Navy -Bills in former years: In the year, ending January 11, 1814, the surds tiut- Afindink amounted to In 1814 In 1815 1 ,91)0,uuu ll)vr hail heco reduced, or; he already it,ited, since that time, to 1..t3Q,U00/... li,, moved for leave to Ming in a kill to make furtinii provisiuns reSpeetin t ; the intetent of Navy and Trani , . pint 11111 S. The motion, after a few words frump Mr. Po N.. soNny and Mr. GRENVULL, was agreed to. • i'Mr. I). GlLBiltt brought in a Bill to flices ot Warden, Chief Su..,tice, and Justice S:ir EwPonT objected to the Bill which it had beoLinteinied to firm g in to ah 4ish certain offices, .tieipg divided, as it list! beet), •intO two Al 'desultory conversation followed, in which Mr. I). Gilbert, Mr. ponsonhy, Mr. ilusitisson, Mr. J. P.' . (41 1 alit, aid Mr. 13101%1)am, were tl:e. princip3 spaikers, 'fie Bill was then rend u first, and Ortiere&to he rend a second time on Tue,:tlay next, and to be Oritatql. Ginoy then brought in n Bill to rettulAte the Offices in .the, rixelietitteis of: Eu ,land Ireland: A new debate tnok plmiee on the 13111 intended to, he brought in liavitoz been, divided into t w o, lii Almr.l'ivroey,:the Chaiicellor ot the Excite. quer, Sit .1. Newport, 'Air. Goulburn, Lord Mil 'ton, Bioughion, amid Mr. participmed; alter which time Bill wmms Trail K brat 1,11110,, Stit , ti,ortlel'ef!' to be read a 'at comma time amid Tuesday, and to be printed. .; Sir J. NEIVP.)RT hoped the lion. Gentleman wamild.beiiii.! in another Bill, to aholkli time Board of Works in Irclitnd,-..Amljoitrned. :0 . 114 1 tt lii Ho" IttltlH, % 111 cifitO : 1 e tieriC ; se 0 ' 4141 1 bin td e Ir k :Aria theput of ktition re ill' ( 'l4 •P lCr ilTill P t" 1 " ,e 4;1 1 . nett th e iboty, fit'l,ll rte 1 . 1 • ()I! 1.10 14 ` (,16!k 8 a 1 k;1 1 1 1'e o , l' l "o ' e ite tit • . "1 ill I 41; t 'ts tligt ii crisl' ml be pi Itt . N ow 0 I Inc t ►iltc . t) tr idyl 11 , 11 ii! t e t i. is t'l e fO tJ urie 1 t e r t l iron wi t till to`th u d 1 1 the {1 II i te n, 49 no d !, ' o49' d se e ! (.1 a 4t ilt tl ologl etit 1"), S t 4" lw?,legit"N 111(0 I° ,iltlit kr, T a l t , t 1 u 14166' .: t hA .b)1111.4 I n.OlO/ 141;1''' ' 1 ,410 Cr iSTL 10 tr e II " (It I , l n t: do ' ct b ite , 111, 1 , a qtal 11111,14l1)Pet, ti (111 it ItY lb; u .Lj f t i h id d o 1 g 5 4 (3 . 1 ;(1,, Q ., 1 1101 1 ti 114111 tcritts , 4t o i l el l dui o t ( 1 .4 41,0 t ti 04. ii tv it '' l lich lie ) 4 , 'lto b e 91 if ililt f . 4)4 1)4 , t . "1 g 00 15 „11,411:m "f I 1 ' ) 1 14( le l, se vi 11 "(di, ID r I.,tt,dt 01 1),1, 441.1 ; she fl ettifi t , " 41: tf btr 1 ' c t/ C 11 , 4 1141 Iltti " "l 'e tl r; .4 4 tifr "si e jttft. t c of „11 tits lit I CO4 " i 'l l ~11 I t4ii It, L i, .4° lll A; !l'lCt DRURY- LAN E TiIEATRu. A teneral Assembly of the Proprietors Of Theatre-Royal, lhofy-litne, took place io the (giant) Saloon of the 'theatre yesterday. The Eat! %vas called to the Chair. . The Secretary reported, that the objects of the, rne - etiog were, Firht,:to,eleet an Anaitor for the 'car ensuing, in the room of Richard 'Wilson, Esti, going out by rotation ; and wliu had bry9 3 ;lrelp4 INirtnbrr . of the Kob-Connittee Of Ma tingentent ; anti, secondly, to receive tin: Iteport_ of the (knee . COMillittee 'won the Tenders wade to rent the Theatre. Colonel l'iTiflCX DotIGL‘S WAS the') pot to nomination, and unanimously clectol Auditor for time yvitrenshing. Cord Essitx then red . (' the Report of the Germ 1141•Committeen5 follows The General Contmittee report, that . in pursnance of the rtelodotion of the General Atisonhiy, the Theatre was :10vol I kcil Ali he let I that ti ‘e. Gefitteal iiiit eit . ing any offer on the first advertisement, extended the, period for receiviiig Proposals t. 41 the (Rh '('list they mil not receive any P,roposal within, the 4iven time when:, the t'otainittee ii,+ving ad:mottled, tWo 'hours after they had Slll MU n l'roposal was scut to,iltrit. , .Seerettiry, And poll* Committee having deliberately considered the said Pro. pilSit t are ttitaniiisonsly.nf opiition, that botlr with reference to the amottist prophsed, and the conditions by which it is acconipmtied, the offer is wholly Mr. Ito tr, considerable Proprietor, .e li press e d a tfrs irr to know the terms of the. Tender. Nr..-6fiIiNFRLI, stated, that the only reatton for not making that communication WttJ, Ilia , the .' Conolittee had received but one proposal, which (if uOt . matle public) the party might he diquosed to tnitend; nod tether parties might still send tit their Teuder.s. Mr. llov l .,o3tpresse&hintic)f n perfectly sati9fied With thii esplanation; Mill the Report wits 1014. nimonkly confirmed. Mi. 'Nfoorii: ditto stated, on the part of the Committee, the nrcesbity .tiits. Sitb-Cammitteet oceedin,t,',, under the inicertainty.,ol any smisfue tpry 'render being loopoticd, to woke the oece,- stir)/ Theatrical- Artoligentents for thi! p ni ,o), 4 sevtini tltq Committee won't!. onld 1111.111- .3i:hies rticoly to receive iiny I, s eoder a add to tliele opinion 01 the. tettni anti conditions of such Tetidets to the General Alsembiy of i'ro pr,efoti..,.; ItAtentetit met the genctol . ripprobation 'of t h e 'A'iiiill4, tOlic n h !he ► .itiliooroatt, titer an totattimotit vote or Thanks to Lord Eitex tur itIA ,cotltlttlkt imp rtial attention ire the Chair. Th of a new Chinch, ealiel 30h0'3, beets Glaigoi.v, it is to , vonts,itt 1689 vittetl. The exitie;or. it -40 .h.e. of eila-ita Outhie, with a magnifir , ent tower 136 tevt hr it h, so *PaCioua as to rereiva a enitint.r.