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ttaisasitted. sera seat as privite eounatseicatiess;
buts mismsgat the rests they bad out received any
copy of • the message already refined to. The
-ilirdde Lard Warned ale grout lam of our troops
11111111gettter, but be mould recollect the kise he had
describes', was not sustaisiod entirely by the cam-
' paigu in Spoil, also Use losses at the bottle of V e-
lation', sod during the asostiisuance of our army
11l Portugal, were to lin taken lute the calcine-
too.
4iirl Limy was es much disposed as the Noble
Faati tf.*.tverpool), to *lmam fousu entering tutu any
ittguatent on tile subject of die two first points re-
Terrt.ll to h%' his Nome !'newt (.lucklaiii) ; but lie
thought it requisite that the question be luilheil tit
what sense was this attack of the treaty to he un-
&ritual t He should also wish to be informed
what authority could he gated, hi miler to 'hew
Charles I.V. had resigned all right and chitin to the
Sovereiguty at the Spoinsii nelson. lie could not
conceive it posioult toot Ministers should have re-
ceived the letters of Atr. irere, mint not have re-
. clewed the ohmage to Winch tlll/bt: letters portico-
' party referred; mod he slow gate notice he should
oft oflonday move for the pooductiou of more tutor.
motion on this subject. lie also considered the
loss of seen from the disasters ut the late eistupaign,
• to be much snore considerable than what was re-
presented on their Lordships table.
Lord Aucatsau next adverted to • subsequent
article, signed on the 31st of illarch, in Londou,
alter the signature tit tile loniser part ill the Treaty',
and couteuded that from the dote, the iutincution
was impossible.
Thu Earl of Livcaroot, expressed himself not
competent to 'perk upon the point alluded us, but
he would inquire into the merits of the Noble
Lord's objeeilou.
The Earl of Liveattoot gave notice, he should,
at .11condoiy nest, iouve the wanks of that House,
to UM Uffiters of the Navy mid Army who bad cap.
tuned tue Isiatid of hllertinique.
RIK JOHN CRAM-KWIC.
The Earl of Boost a ottAnsilial, expressed himself
ready to support every encomium *inell could pos-
sibly be bestowed ill the ionotary chur.itter of
Sir Arthur Wellesley, and he iii it Le supposed
to be the more earnest as he eoneit.oilied a particu-
lar friendship for that illustrious officer persoually.
Still. he thought it extremely cruel, tu.the feelings tit
Sir J. Cradduek, that lie should be superseded by Sir
Arthur Welotsiey who wits inucii lii uitior lmpubic of
service. He could refer their I,uroltdiops .toi the
former Officer's conduct in lethal, whirr, at in,: in-
vestigattott.om before the lhetittors wi re tenni-
mated, it would be ssitislaetorily proved, lie hod
aeon! iu) e,asost correct cud gallant incliner in
that part O
_,ffie world ; he would refer theist to his
conduct atildartinique, in Egypt, and till the pros
sent time in Portugal, where Sir Jimu had been
surrounded with great difficulty, and yet had re.
solved to rue every hazard for the welfare of his
country ; and he would appeal to the House, if
they should not think it hard fer such a man to
be supersedes, at this particular nine, by • Junior
Officer an the service. On this itecouin, be wished
the Noble Secretory would state such reasons for
the conduct of Aritninistnition, as would chew 110
littlai we. to be attaeloid to the past services of
oriel Craddock.
The Earl of LivEnfoot. severely reprehended
the conduct of the Noble Larl (liueltiughanishire),
in calling upon lilinisters to state toe reasons which
induced them to appoint any particolar individual
iodic• than any other. It was 1111e0:11alitli10111111, and
coptpiry to the prerogative of the Crown, and was
iiiidatnoe lie would never submit to, neither would
M!' lit/yr env inquiry on such a sultiect ; it wits
•titling that Aiiiiisters were lesponsible tor all their
appointments. As to this particular case he bore
Maple 'testimony to the able and unimpeachable
conduct of Sir John Craddock iu every part of the
globe? where employed, ass mau and au Officer.
The Eurl of !Aitken:l; shortly expressed his tri-
bute 040.1aMCIlliatIVII us, lilt clierecter of Sir Jon it
Cl!kabo4ll.:--.
I,lra Eari-al=Bucarmonsusuras was obliged to
the goliV*t
hieemiertory for his polite and candid testi..
Mound of duct of Sir Juno CIitADDOCIL, but
' thought besiiii4 have omitted his observations on
the coliatittitffiti4t holiday of ministers to answer
sitch inquiries. '
The EIJI cif LIVERFOot, observed, in this case
he land no fsbjectiou to state his approbation of Sir
J. CALI:mot x's conduct; yet another case might
place all adintaistration in inconvenient predica-
shunts, and he therefore conceived it his duty to
protest against that mode of proceeding altogether.
Adjoonsed.

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A message from the House of Peers meta received, amnion,.
int that their Lord.hips ►eJ agreed to the Flax-.ee•d I nipor.
iota's Bounty Bill, for Ireland, sad one private Bill.
Alderman Conan presented a Petnioa from the inhabi-
tants of Nest Smithfield, ageism' tbe retan►al of Sinittineld
market, nail prepsg he be Wand by Cosinel.—Ordered to lie
as lit table.
Mr. hise•w preeented a Petition Irma t►etiweraors of t►e
Lying-in Hospital, agaiaat the Dahlia Paving Bill —Ordered
to lie en the table, till tlie seared reading of the Rill
Mr. Wt►ss,iwa the Treenaiy, pniaiseled t►e ?Gelb Re-
port 01 the aPaleiMageiarl of Military lee airy.—Ordered to
lie os lb* table mad be penned.
Mr. Jon siwei,freme the Chief Secretary's Office in Ireland,
presenled as accemet d t►e appheation of the sengnonl.
grained es scoimat of t►e Wean Navigation of
Irclwd—
Ordatal to he on the table.
Mr. lawno, Irma the•Comaimioaer• O'Connell/a, pretest-
ed en .recent af the Sagan imported into Great Brain., i■
the year Ilse.
Os the medial of Mr. Rose, the Woollen Manufacturers'
BIG was read $ Ant time, sad indered la be read a micotad
time oo this day fortnight.
' ♦ Writ was ordered to be Wised for the Election sic Caws-
ISAMMOItf, to move is Parliament fur t►e City Si Wm-
bangle, is the room of the Right Haw Robert Roadie, who,
inner hie electioa, bed accepted the area of (Rid Seamary
for Ireland.

fiesaist HILL sue notice of lie imeostiee le ivies is
• 1141_, Rome& Seektike in Ireland.
M. veal, Lorsv • Petit*" from ale lam-
b Aire *lose. oldie liar.ishige sby seam-
eglirtlmi IWisij et feilliem• Is oeseiiimil it • smatter of
so posit heepseeenee. diet he amnia ea • Notre Joy move
foe a salsa to Woe it iitio esosideretios. Tie
Peden. tree Owe to be Goths mirk.
- • H&EACN OF PRIVILEGE.
Sir COO I.ToII 1/110Ved the Order of the
D4y for briugteie up Daniel Butler to the Bar of
the non*, tu..nisower for his conduct, he haring
been geiTtfur r breach of privilege, in artertirls
one ohts Miuthere.
The Sirgelme harini implied whether Dankl

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