The National Register.
London, England, 1813-04-04 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL arnisTtß.

APRIL 6t.

And when I consider the nature and malignity of that conspiracy.
which, 1 feel ccntident, I have completely detected and exposed, I
cannot but think of that detection, with the liveliest gratitude, at: the
sptcial blessing of Providence, who, by confounding the machina-
ions of my enemies, has enabled me to find, in the very ezcess and
eitr;:eagance of their malice, in :he very weapons which they fabri•
cared and sharpened for my destruction, the suf6cirat guard to ►np
innocence, and the efi::ctiral means of my justification and defence.- •
I trust, therefore, Sire, that l may now doss this lotig letter, ia•
confidence that nu►ny days w.ll not elapse before 1 shall teceive fruaa
your Maj.-sty, that assurance that my pit requests may bo so com-
pletely giat►ted, may re. der it possible for me ;whit tr hing else
c,n; to 4,041 the painful di.i...losurc t.) tl►e world of th 2 cr,:u:',stances
of that injustice, and of those unmerited sufPrings, wh:Lh these
procxcdino, in the manner which they have ben conducted, hate
brought urn n►t.
I remain, Sire, with every sentiment of gratitude,
Your Majesty's most dutiful, most submissive DatiOtc.r.in-laws
Subjea, and Servant,
(bitncki) C. P.

Montague House, Feb. 16, 1807.

IMPERIAL PA f?I.I.1 MENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS.

MONDAY, MARCH
The 5,000.0001. Exchequer Bills Bid, tiet 1,30;1,0001, Exchequer
13il:s Bill, the Canada Hum rill, and scveral local and private
were brought up trom the Commons, mnd Rad d first time. Ti
Siniplifilog Bill was ordeied to he printed.
Lord li.rnEso ALE preSented P Peti'iqn front Oa. Ea:A rodia Com-
pany, praying to be heard by Cc.nuisci, and to have evidence exa-
mined, respecting tit:: renewal of the Charier.—.Ordetetl to lie on
the Table.
The 1-louse having resolved itseli into a Committee on the Sti.
pcioliary Curates Bill.
The Bishop of LoNnoN urged a variety of objection 3 to it, con-
ceiving that it would operate oppressively, by the griwridity of it,
enactment, and moved an amendment, laving it to ihe discreliori
of the Bishop to fix the salary of the Curate at itoy late, not ex-
ceeding 2001. per annum, including house, and such portion of th•
glebe as it might be thought fit to give him the ocetipatiun el.
After some debate, this amendment was negatived by 17 against
15.—The Bill was then gone through, and the report ordered to be
received to-morrow. Adjourned.

TUESDAY. INA MUD O.
A ropy of the Resolutions submitted to the House of Commonc
by Lord Civilereagh, for the futare regulation of the trade to In-
dia, having been presented by the Earl of IlLckilitatAiftstirrtE,
Select Connaittee was appointed to take the bame into consi-
deration.
The Fart of DartYLEv postponed his motion respecting tbt
Naval Administ►ation of the Coil:aryl till Friday, April 9.

VIEDKESDAY. APRIL 1.
The Earl of DARNLEY moved for Returns of the Naval strength
employed On the coast of America, between April, and Fe-
bruary, 1813, distinguishing the amount of force at the end of each
'succeeding month.—Ordered.

TI11:11111DAY, 4PRII. 2.
The Royal Assent was given by Coniniis,ion to the Exchequer
trills .Bill, the Sugar Bills, Local Militia Bills, and several private

FRIDAY, APRIL t.
EAST INDIA TRADE.
The Marquis of WELLESLEY, on presenting a Petition in favour
of the FAA India Company's Trade, took occasion to address the
House at sonic length, the mode in which it was agieed upon by
their Lordships in the recent discussion, there to Sao into the in-
quiry relative to the affairs of India. He deprecated the arrange-
ment of a private Committee, and contended that the inquiry'
shonld be as public as it could tie made. His Lordship then took
a cursory view of the govetimuent and policy of the Company, and
declared, that knowing the eastern world and its natives, from lo-
cal and occular experience, lie must say' that as far as he could un-
derstand the object of the King's Ministers, their new plan would
go the length of totally counteracting the efforts of the East India
Company. His Lordship. after many observations to this effect,
concluded with giving notice of subLuittiug a WAWA to the Houbeb