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propose another Address similar to the present,
except as to the latter words."
The Stiaausn—ft I think you can propene no.
thing on this Address except to hove it negatived,
wad then to introduce a new our."--(Hear, and
lawilder.)
. TheVannestson of the Itecisacusit accord-
Ingly 'framed a new Address, solely coofining the
,Cnruntissiou to impels, late the notes of the Beak of
'Encland.—(Hear, Boar.)
On the question beimr pot open this Address—
Mr. Tilialllhr rose and mid, “ We eon certainly
bare is otection to this coarse, though Ido out
*now whet the majority, int:ladies men of the
Beak Directers.can my upon the natter—(Load
Imaginer) —for new. by the doctrine of the Noble
Lord (Castlereagh), they wore made the objects
-of the invidious selection that be talked 0f."...
(Hear. and a lag* )
Lord CAIMPLIMILION strongly condemned the
came taken by tame Gentlemen opposite. He
could me little to boast is a triemph obtained in
this manner by a threat of perseveriug in the quer
Coo of adjournment.—lHeor. and a Imes.)
Mr. Wu. Start differed with the Noble Gerd is
his view of whet be celled a triumph, and begged
sincerely end holeigoadly to congratulate the Chan-
cellor of the lesebeepter se hie good jodguteat. is
voneiderately retracting an error, rather than perse-
vere la sae which he foetid would lead to very SUM
pleasmit eensequeoces. lie rbsdd sot, betrayer, con-
gratulate with the same facility the mit sulky, Om
seemed now disposed to agree to that .pant which
"they had se retioutly divided.—(Hear. Amer, hear.)
After r few word. free' the Cuouthatai of the
Estarcoon. the Addis... he lan proposed br eon•
fitting the i..quiry t 1 Hoak of Ragland motes, .11111
refried.
Hr. Itaimerr peatomed his swami till uToesday.
Mr. Casten* mord he tram to Wog la a Bid fur rego.
lotion she iihippios of Ow Zest led* Compeury, which was
ramord.
THR COUNT LAS CAS*
Mr J. P. GUAM mid, that al se lea an low be was
belreemely awilB.g sweerepy Ate time of the Mew% but
es
ifro Mrs Cientleme• we tie emire Me ware reirehrd es
purest to @whim she bestow Uwoed, he *odd. however
veleetneily, posed r area for *dam popes esoreeted
with the saws of M. the Come Lao Cases, $ GsNle.sn. who
lad iren onside/ to mused flao•parle to *. Helena. lie
led orderdoed that N. Las Coles bed has ~sowed him
the Wand of St. Helens to the Cape of Good Hope,
where bovine arrived, he was Net fir lair the interior
*wog she wain, and detneeed there several soothe,
without any authority or the part of the GMI/11011,,
he be mold twitter He wow ambartiod
el the Cape to a mewl, ea he net seeiworthy,
sad by that roamed to the toes* 060 He was
Mee Mom& witbio the opmetiow of the Alien Aet, his
pore wire lase boa hi, hal by what authority be
tow oat. He waa theater and le Oetood, where he was
seised by two Olken of that Gemenamo, was by thaw
transperied *to the Prod* territories, where be ems
mama as • pourer, and einoreyed I. Frookhrt, where he
on rotateeed as • peimenor. Thie power of imadirre ome
• perms humid Mtn the power of hisemeedee had been wholly
illowored by his Majesty's lfinislere at the lime of wan
Olt firs PM. Perhaps the facie ea he bed slated them were
oat onset, hot the papers for whit* he shoo* mom woad
*heel the troth of his dikersonele, and fur *la porno he
*weld mew as Imarble Adhere in the Prises Repot he
all piens relative to the transportation of N. Lae Cams
from the Cape of (Lod Hope to Great Instate, and *sum
to Weed.

Lord Cneteismin acknowledged Mat the statement of
dm Hoe. Member was calculated to mat great odium se his
Majesty's Govereaseet ; hoe bad the Hue. Member buss
noreeuhat more perticelat le obteiaieg iatemeatiee, be
holed hare toted that the oely Mace to which the Ceeet
Las Caere hod beet reesoved at the Cape or Geed Hope
was to the Governer% cormery home, and the softies were
so ahem Mae the Goefeuer's aseamitics. He asserted Met

the 0•11111 Lea Cues had been detected he endeavouring
to establish a eineeppedieuse between the Prisoner in
Wet Minn and presage is Sorrepa, and that hie
object in setereinor he Europe was u cedars it wore
eflielhelerily. inch a pram he antsweled, ought to he
Sobalitted to the eye/sties of the Mien Art t bat as to hie
rapper, he cost wean the Moose, that when they were
*teed the nal of the Cosset Lae Coen hineeW was pieced
.s these with neat of the edierr, teed Inter had Aare been
received frees the Coast, ash nowlediying that he had re-
ceived his papers in the peels, teas is which they had
Seta taken from bin. ile ceesidend the weadiai of the
Count to °steed ea indultam*, for had he han treas.
bitted to Frame, he mast have Mks into the hank of
the Gfiveraneest by when he hod lota denounced.—
With the Coast's seine,. in Ostend the Britiele Genre-
Ilitei had so einem, for the Comet had bent landed
at Oeund like any ether peereager, free the packet vend,
witless any intimation whatever to the Goveneneet of the
Lori Cenaeries. This fact, however, depended ahogether
*pee the Ca t. ewe steStweest ; and alter the repressed..
ties he ha/jives gibe Irealinnt be hod expevineeni at the
Cape, the Heim weld biennial whet meld amid be at-
tached Se any taelbst eneeniest frees hie. This wee ens of
those twee which Cringes were toe curb in the Wit of

making the snood tar iimstivitiortivas tks elm/seen of ate
British Getrnmsest I bet Air 1M aostoort M hod given
-the Homo, he mimed she New Gad lAsneed Member woold
set preiskir willies, se shit do Weis weeld rebus its
denials.

Mr. Teener/ thought it very suspicious, that home.
diately oa the larding of this... he had keen Mod y two
; hat if the feels was is the Noble Lord had
siCeditul abiZes whet objection mild there has. greet the
eale;lated to make out the case?
papas Goguniax thought the Noble Lord had Needed oaf.
Wien, implicit that No caussmanicotion had bee. made
vespeolief the Count Lis Coen with any Illeeiga Govern.
Neat. Preview, to the arrival of the Coast Las Coon Is
111 Winona to had bees mode his wife, who me.
17I: a.
Pat* of hie impeded mein, sad it was dogma to
boo. fie what place she would wiels to meet him. The
Counter replied. that alit should prefer Loadoe; het this
mot heileg allowed, she said, that all other plasm were is.
difFereat to her, end (Mead Wog the port rearms le Eng-
lund, the C.onedess was apprised that her hothead should he
twat thither. This he thought • milkiest proof of the
dui,* evinced y tho British Goverseetit to past every
indolgroce to this Swoon.
Mr. V. &now had, whether say iatissetlon of the
intuition of Goonalmeot to swam the Comae Las Cams S.
Oarlock had heen made to the Ambassador or !bolster of
asy foreign Pitilltf ireseliag is, ibis country ?
Lord Caymans's dueled, omit di betty, that .o each
isticastion bad he.. glees.
After a few words frees Mr. J. P. ORJUtT, in reply, the
motion was wegatived.
ROYAL Nurrms.
On the inotioa of Lord Dogmatise*, the eitheideration
of the rehire Regret% Ideeiage relative to the Marriage of
the Duke of Kest, wu peespowed SIN twosome, (this day).
The Report of the Irish Alleeelell Taxes was brought up
lied agreed to, and Sills ordered is be Inveght up its per-
mutes thereof.
The Report of the Scotch Distillery Acts was breaeht
op, the Reeoletiosis read bad agreed to, mss Bills ordered to
he bravos in seesediagly.
The Irish Trastutoney Sill, and the Howth Harbour Bill,
Went through Cossiettes.—Repeet this day.
The other Orders of the Day ware thee disposed of, and
the Howie adjoarsied at Hrits.liaer Ong otlock.

Mr. BOOTH. of Covent Garden Theatre. is play.
join at the Newcastle Theatre. He will perform
Awake. in The Jew of Malta, this night for his
•YI as benefit.