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Mr. ROBSON rose, in paisuanceof MO MR.
gave on Fs iday. He said, that if a debate et ti
days, upon so important a subjeB as the solvency
the India Company, could net induce His Mak
Ministers to attend in their places. he could not
pest they would be brought down by. any minion
had to submit to the Hon .e. ' What be had nc
propose was, however, of the highest importance
the public, and be ehoteld speak his sentiments (
eindoct of Ministers as freely as if they were ,
her trsey might have been present if they chose.
ithe motions which he first made on this subject
bps agreed to, the House would at that r
• use beets in possession of information that
*Maps have caused the saving of some '•
•Af thousands of the public money. Dm he .
eltifired to wait for the Report of the Military
.wbich had since been presented to the House ;
which he had looked at, but found by it, that s
board was not likely to reach what he aimed at
Ins than three or tour yeats ; and he could not agres
to wait so long. He wanted intormation immediate-
ly, without loss of time., and especial?, - -
MI
t%lit
of the Rents of alins, and the .
„ At. ; for be would. Pledge himielf to ps.
,espeeces of the Barracks, by the canteens
sillftii. Mfrs Secretary at War had. on
la4a tar ace
hest :: td
so ft theo it. raean:swoif canteens
_,
; and it was, therefore nugatory,
to the purpose for which he wa
~ What be wanted, was, a statement of the
assivad .*.the' barrack- Master, for the
Canaille% obe Sale of *pang, fie. i and f
the paddkillid county—the time when
sold. #a—.by whom bought, and for siliat
Ste. Ste. tie concluded by making
which being read, appeared to be the sa -se,
stance, as one which had been negatived ,
and *add- net be put, being contrary to
of the House.
The SPEAKER diked the Honourable
man if he could point out any difference.
would take it nut of the rule f
Mr. RORSON said, the motion of 1
' only for the temporary canteens, but this ,
a mach laiger field. and took in all barracks
canteens duough the kingdom.* that six
times more information would bb obtained
than from the other.
After a few observations Item the : _
War. Mr. Calcraft. and Mr. Whitbread.
alibi& of orders it was agreed that the motion
be read. and Mr.Robsoa conclided by
" That them be laid before this Hew, an &meant of
receive I, at the pant of Government, lee derv.
straw, sanisols, eepther things, hews &tido t
the new as mew Oahe persons I. where nig i
sees semiewly the bum et moss of the pmens
subsea beads the oil sante hove been Inagesd. f
the petits; the tint* what sash ash ceased ; ...s, slating
Ms; Deese stemmata ; use meow of essaeenstnientaed
*dews at ow. sin the stowthee el bones ganeralie vermeil
as Wiped et ma ease ospeattwdy. Ate."
Thrweenise Mint pat frets the Chair—
Tlra SICILLTAILYat WAR. said. be did new
object se the Motion, eat had ba objected to any
Motion the Hoe: Gentleman bad brought forward.
At the sun apt. he *Agfa k Decessery to say,
dug dee =Ain ant dm* niseeetes will be atteaded
with buss. isaaresima, and a very heavy es-
pouses ; lietwetay idditioaai Clerks meet be employed
for tbs tarpon I and it was for the Haws to'
'Weir attrissr they would amboriss ash or. -
*-4, the Has. Gentleman had talked
-4.../se, and it WU ea Mini. '

-aimerierhis ii ties •so reseed midi
If his Noble Prised ear
huerd H.
wish Mr. Secretary tame
lies Seism began his had
mane he had mos. be Medd himself •
amebae altogedier. but now
mt.
ROBSON said. he was aware
Melees for lepers was attended with great
lea all be bed hellion* moved for. were
WHO sheets and a half. and therefore
beifeab remmehed es that heed at ,
reMOPed the Hesse. and the Right Hnn. _
&Mee Amore in his intuition to proceed
iipipiry. sad would. be reedy to do
:ire she oaleadm looked into it. the u.
tMrae rodesesset on pecolatios.
steppd too speedily ; sad be win
rit lie bed me of those peculators before as •
Iwy. The report of the Maw Dosed
Vass a bash. seesomd op with the -
erne per cont. aergyed by Goias!
way of Mewing they had noticed something
mom o but they had berm at the wrong
it would be three or four yours before
make atty report oe the sobje& be sow
et the rate they had goatee. of '
thirteen moths. If they had her
would sow ham bees 'bikes
' sight have saved the pills seme• milliees
tent determined. die system of lieeder
Mb Meg bees carried 01119 SICOM
Every beer that is lost. is se i
to the pefilic. He had beerdr4rs
deatrity—he had beard them ailed
towed edieleiserett e. sad that they r
of rem talents. He wished they
their pansies- led siestem
' desk taloa+ of gold sad ober
ef io üblisy sod thee he wield I
mem Tilley wools' sot. bommer.
/ amid the
if they itiquiry
:ftimise the Noble Larder oatmeal
otherwise. be sad his eateries I
kiev-they primps. p on
Ma it was •
imposs they coati mich
Thopeeple de sot call out so meth fee
*airy ; end he hoped his Brmisarm
wadi snood be it.
Tire biewicos was dies wed to.
A ifossege from the Lords informed
that their Lordships bad anneal to e
Dil. the Werolsoemsg NU. the
demptiou Bill. she Windsor forest
wary Gesieref's of the Woods end
Cord itodney's Ammty
moil Ea= Ilepeol Bdl. Lord
Mak k.rvise Sell. the Linen_y
1.444(gta Viol RA sod Me Royal Family
1141 i. without may aemodmers...
.1.11 desire the Clouse wool) coa:isue
WON U Zoe.

1.4 H. tteri tiowei, eathittheHensidoenn- ittsFal and etlifnsivi mOtions.-The Motion was then v
nails, ho Crate sitting foraertne.tim*.accordsrt to the Lords agr ed to. 1
of three t-luest."—Orderesi i luta the Messengers were PINANCLS OF THE COUNTRY.
AreffeY of called in, and infbinsedtherftot by the'Speakes• Lord HENRY PF.I'TY moved the resumg;;ft a
Majesty's Mr. ROBSON then moved- . of the adjournaegdreeddebtadte.
tore n
dtihoffereponbtliircestatiniores,as
ild not es-. .
A 5.;... T.hl:iset,l:
motion he efehavehetaten hepl(.aeswe althe 14"9",
the serval torni.wari list- were [end, and
ordered to be 'slimed.
a Return of
_th, which being
The H,,use then waited, in comphance with tly
4 "'yr to racks 111 nnililoset, rente4 or hied hy Government, aid used
*mance to au Rae.acka, or as Barrec.t Statehouses, in the •hole of Oren'
.• lesire erpressed in the Message of the Lords ; and
leAived from that House another Message, ototino
eats ni the &swot That the ...md return do amino:, all • itch Sale' of the tt
mere there ;that they had reed to the Militia Olken' alkst`:
and the 24th June, 18C6 ; and that it be ex- as
des..' arosessicl, alas hare been Ms le between. the lot i
chose. lf ante, and the Irish Post Roads Bills, without ant
abject had u..,iar, •i; :--1. The name of the with (..1 station) sad the jltitNl:ticd'"i.tt In7ll9l!'eolutnno iti the order, and with the title,. fol.
amendment. ft
t moment ettenty where e.eh Sale rrinettively Cat nto.le ; the said na mes
Adjourned till to-morrow. e
hat would ofthe Iteri•hca (or *union.) followhig each other in due alpha-
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1 hundreds bewail ~der 3. Toe date of the Sale. 3. Tile name o.f.the
FOREIGN iNI E LEI( I ENCE.
Attilionee,, or person by ',Moo the Sole c..n.4 monk, and 4 I 1
Thethe )
e had been %air we,, a private one, stating that cunt t i . .
ary Board. names of the purchasers, if low than SIN in number. 5. A FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS. I
louse; and re.ieral tikser,ption of the thing' sold. A. The name of theit •-•-- I
l-
it, that that Remelt Ma ter. or other person, under 'chute immediate l.
pasts, lots
;„ reetton and rupetintenotauce the We wok pace- 7. Themes
aimed at - Amount of the Sale, as credited to Government. 8 The total M. D'Oubril, the Russian Envoy, aetuaily attired
d not agree 4,,,,,„„, of an ni,o, expended bt Government in (nun[ op here yesterday, at three in the afternoon. He alight-
unlmtliate- each Building visspettivel. 9. Tbe toonbrr of Men or Horses
ed at the Hotel Grange Bateliere.
fly on the tonally qsamanot in each Building rexpodively." On the 3d instant, 50 English piisoiers panel
the Sale of The Motion being read from the Chair- through Cambray, In four carriages, on their way
If to pay all Mr. SECRETARY at WAR. said, that after the from the depot at Vaknciennes to Calais, these ts
mittens and charges made against His Majesty's Ministers, of embark in a flag of truce for England.
on Friday' being desirous to proteet official abuses, it may seem An increased attivity has been remarked far
.ntweens' and invidious to oppose a motion professedly made for some days past, in the preparations for the triumphal
' "..."...Latig,.. .an inquiry into them. But notwithstanding any Pet.
°" ' •"' `" Oka intendelao• be produced by that insinuation ; JOLT S.
! wanted it. it must. he thought. be allowed, that any protection M. D'Oubril is arrived here, charged, it i, surd,
~_thapsms...sa; on their parts towards the abuses in question. most by the Emperor. to make overtures for a negociatios
Ire Rents o' be very gratuitous ; for in the year 1793, at which with His Majesty the Emperor of the French.-
' specifying
._, this inqui:y was to commence, be was indeed in When M. D'Oubril pissed through Nam y, he re.
1_1,,_/e."':',....' Orme, but it was in ote which did not require him mimed, on the part of the Emperor to ht L'Able
"w" 7'l to be vet y conversant* the details of barrack ac- Elquee. the resident Priest of the Parish of 3:.
a motion, counts. The Honourable Gentleman thought pro- Epyre, a ring, ornamented with diamonds, and a
AM!, in nib- per to disparage the labours of the CommisUoners beautiful topes, as an acknowledgment for the ler-
don Friday, on military abuses, because they began with the !Aces he has rendered to the Russian prisoner,: sod
to the rules history of the barracks, instead of beginning with to induce him to continuethe application of the cam-
some mode of corre&ing the abuses now subsisting, passionate contributions of the inhabitants of Nancy
able Gentle- or likely to occur in future. This prospeCtive re- to the necessities of the &maim pr goo
inhabit;
nag
mace. which tommeadation, however, was not a very strong tea- wan.neeoenrsied with apnoea of 600 frames.
Friday son for the predußiost of papers, so far back as
THE-..---
was from the year 1793. It appeared, that these pa- PROM II PAPERS.
31S embraced ems could ant be made out without taking a getsat
barracks and length of time, causin7 great expends, and recitur- IlltiOA. July O.
Six or eight
ing an increased number of clerks. He admitted, In consequent, ddielatinesee cennations whick
,fined from it that the knowledge of such accounts night tarn to unite this country or ibestene me karst that the loc-
um i good use, but in such outs the House should fed peojetbof ornabadiag sissimaylseamillispisre
Secretary at
consider. whether the advantage likely to be de- to Antwerp,-etil Miamian'"? pet im'ensilitioo.
read' on the rived from them would be found worth the caries ? Thies mama ay WSW, cormerce-int
notion should It would be no easy matter to make oat an netopm in trandffing. 'but pumitris the daily arrival
no dilil
' almwillt.' of the various papers, the utensils. anithe cream tans d the Mag.* matisere which is become jaw
Eesesta atiosl in rostrums for auCtioneers in the dillirslit pita of pima'''. In mimitamm of the, locni"dfl ccoot*
wara Frame and Holland.
"I• "g", den' the country ; btu the Honourable
.13castlenrin wield the Mt
An a unaintre •
am t the gem
.:indeed do some service to the public, if ho amid ...
,
paeans through produce any radical schema of accoorms, imam' HAMBUIGH VAIL.
I. ea the Oa" of which could be ranged every munuts item in the coin.
Ii if s*, ""ing ;Erna and caressive departasisa el the bermes. trowels, ;von 29-
seiveararnionmed Coast Mettensich,emeinoted Ansbaeredtr to the
la."' gaartwe't arQpndesonothit sPecialleihbnit airoodyhl"..lllracaneads;- "isb itiesHalliiiiii‘dmagadha_ Court of Frame, will on oat his the Bd of July fit
air-- he need set he afraid of taithig Ives moss die
di be Au tier 1 whole responsibility of bis imbeiatibas t bile be Paris. His .Excelleocy will take Berlin in his way,
where he will find his lady and family.
lamed to any As ease present gnostic& of the of of Dow
would sot Dom liie wok* NI be Onrivro4l, ita gsabsambelg aloe.
to require the presence Coast
agitt forward wa:suenidtinbig,ainotwagaligto jurtlealraildseaseWassieltbe WilidellSenotieso.- 'don, His Majesty has .not granted
,that 3rmaisis
scoseary to say, request to retire.
ill be aseessks bat to such as would be tedious. nuellikessmn. and We
positively
assend, that N. woody, id
erg heavy es- espensive, without producing any adeqeMe .od-
powers anstaitniflions yaw not orgy to gbh thin
ise be „flowed vantage- ,
Mr. lON ES said, he seconded this Modes, as of the Kula"' Pthellitst butt that this 141.1".1
House to coa-
ch as expose,. he. thought the introdultion of a word was sof- ..authc'ri""° open for concluding pre.
td of throwing knot to render it adawsaima ; sad, as it was Doe, luminaries 0f... peace before thisMionter's
departure from Views, K. Ansmtten. Counsellor
e whether be is ricotta. that there were tram peculation: in the Bar-
rack Department; the meant was. avowedly, a war .
t 0... the Russian • set oat from this city fat
H. Petty, who, Aga' finances.
els the Inquiry.
rise nue mid aaahiag bas economy was Yetersburgh, with i t di4patches. We learn,
that in the course ofnLegi7proaching Autumn, two
le ie se„ after capable of bringing us through it. There was not
laca to be formed ; OM am
4 not taken the a motion, which had that for its object,. but gave 8 P exercise.
the etherre
ia Galicia.
Ifhave objected more uneasiness to our inveterate enemy, than any Weis, in Austria, and
On the sth of next nth. His Majesty wall sit
wbe mew* thin we could accomplish. by. the force of arms.
The g objeaion to the 'spume of these accounts, be out for
Baden, for the benefit of the waters.
meting thought came with a bad grace from the Ministers MUSICS, Just 30.
'great expense, so soon otter the Auditors' Bill, which entailed great Since M. D'Oubril passed through this city. Id
re that granti
-sod expences on the public. for little more than nominal has been followed by two Russian Generals. Mons
were
could not appointments. He wished to see the eyeless of eco- also on their way to Paris.
ore be could tot
at • t noway general. It was equally advantageous in We exscift.the Courier front Camaro about do
Hee. swam, public as in private concerns. '4 Give us," said he, nth of July. ']tie Grand French Army has retool
proceed into -ifse 4 but economy, and a fig for Bonaparte." a month's pay, via. two minims of here,. A pale
i 110 to-morrow, Mr. PAUL defended his Majesty's Ministers lie paper pretends, that Emperor
the
P Miele be saw it from the imputation of having thrown any impedi- Duchy upon the fro"
tends to give our Sovetsign a .
Ides. iiis could meat in the way of this inquiry. tier of Italy. by way of indemnifying him for at
he whim& only Sir W. ELFORD said, that the expense of such long stay of the French troops in Bavaria.
IrZurat Wrest papers should be proportioned to the nature of their Ismaili, JVNI °A
*WOW objelli. His objedion to the motion was, that it re- The French had besieged the
in town ande
fer •
se of the listed to what was already under inquiry before the Citella del Trento, fifty-
day ; th sa
a 1 ty, by Commissioners. The abuses were not discovered night between the 111th and 19th of Mar. ti,
sometbing at the by the Hon. Gentleman, but by the late Ministers ; threw into it 6SO bombs. The report that the tin
wrotig sad, and anti it be wished to obtain popularity in this way, was given up to be plundered is unfounded•
before they could be should not aztempt to acquire it at the expense ou.satoovr, rove fe
mew alluded to, of others, who first instituted the inquiry. The 542 d regiment of the line, which has hith.
I two repels in Mr. ROBSON contended, that the same abuses made a part of our garrison, will break op torn
es sight, a report were Still going on in the nua manner as row for Paris.
e House, which before, and as st seemed the Commissioners could • sonars, fral Y 1
•inilliees i and he not conclude their inquiries for three or four years, The 55th Regiment of French Infantry an.
Wader which had the would ask, was he, as a Member of Parliament, yesterday in the vic nay of Schema:opt:lr and 1,
IM continue.- to sit still all that time. and not attempt to check quartered there. The 15th Regiment of Light 4
Is., sal as lakrzy them ; Them should be in the Bat rack Office, a fa , which had artivod before, is expected .
'Jimmie* ef their regular accoont of the sale of all the articles, morrow to return over the Rhine.
Oen a isreed•bet. the names of the items, and the amount of what 01 the 21st of June, about two in the of
ay ilare possessed they respeitively sold for t and it slid oot appear at Lindau, the general march was beaten, the
ey would agree to that the Commissioners had called for it. There and ships. occupied by French trootys, and dal
*pieces. and Out was a clause in the Ad, that the Commissioners positions. taken. A general visitaiion was er
mir Writhe service need not. unless they saw reason tor it, inspire into in search of English c munodities ; ambiag. he
bane them sno any former abuses which did not still subsist, and ever. was fiend, but some bales of Easi at, y
re, bare a leg to I thus the *WINS escaped under this masking clause. against which no rhjedirns were made.
y ; and he would I All he "writhed for was inquiry ; but he found by the The Margrare Lows of Baden has received. •
i also to economy, papers *heady presented, that the repetition of his French "Imperial Majesty, the greed isoisaroi
could nut held it derso., in manyplaces was substituted Cy descriptions, the Legion of Heroin..
for a ye..r or two. as if there was a scanty of pens, ink, and paper,
GOTTENSUItO MIMI..
ldo mach more.-.. is the Office.
;11 fee goose. as fee Lord 11. PET nr maintained, that His 144.-j-s-
-clovesserso, art • ii•
..
to inquesy t cad die only Maine, between them The hopes we entertained a short note si,-
-r
and the lion. Gentleman was. as to the mode a speedy accommodation between this counrr. ~
klow‘ll Moisten ty's Ministers had shewn every (lisp:is:turn TJ accede
formal dee Hoots, which was won elicas4l, eapeditions. and econeo Ptawaa. was for the present to haws I' A
to the Illbege Coach laical. The transadioss of 1791. 4. and 1. most [o consequence of wine new inisurtierstandsoc.
• UNA -l'as Re. be a very tedtrus and remote iunq•Jir. ; and yet the Swedish army in Pomerania has taken aIS
,ngsa Moho Sur. Hon. Gentleman was °Fended with the Commis- sision, and the Prussian army hits again
end fuerests WI. wooers, who had not berm with the present time. orders to march thither. The orders Islet! "4--
he lAndisa Addict. He. therefore, dist.
1 ted t t..e yesaion and 'spew, of at Madtid. for shutting the Spanish Posses sr'
Neivol's Anoints a dote-le Wispily.
litie lion. Gentleman thotiAht Swedish ships, have made a great seusiinaufst
stony Bili. the Coo- the inquiry by Cornastoionnes an inept clef or in- the merchants here, en acentric of the sca _
sal ram il I Annuity itgeduiel made of peocredu.g. he -should have crane will o:casiort in tic article a salt. which no.'
I. Al", that the to that Howe sad I.4ve =owed for ..-.e repeal of the caseate for the cart of time herrings. and ,
eaa,,,,,,e sittiag (..s forusnisoun I awe, tor his own part. he Gould in .hey hive Ueda in the habits et secasn'S a
future be more assess to give his asset.' to sued de. r,-.0 SpuD.