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should remember that reports had been made re-
specting the gold and ivory coasts, which opened a
field of great improvement in that part of Africa. A
lication had taken place concerning the Ashan-
, he thought it of the greatest Importance
Majesty's Ministers should take that subject
• most serious consideration. -(Rtes.)
AARRYATT contended, that if the owners
captured vessels had come upon this country
indemnified for their losses, the nation wonld
a much higher sum than 400,0001. to pay.
. objection, that the money given to liberate
might be employed to enslave South Ame-
was the case in all arrangements. They
contained a mixture of good and evil. But
present, good preponderated, for the Slave
would be entirely abolished, and the sum pro-
be given was not large enough to produce
effect on the South American contest.--‘
hear.)—He then objected to statit.aing the
Admiralty for the trial of captured ves-
t Sierra Leone, from its geographical position.
According to Sir James Yen, a vessel had been ten
• biating up to that place, and when it was con-
what mortality could not fail to occur during
passage, it would appear necessary to alter
situation of the Court. With respect.to the con-
the French Goverment, he had to state, that
immediately after the ratification of the article abo-
lishing ; Slave Trade, the French Government had
actions on the subject to Martinique, where
ived sir weeks after, and from that period not
vessel had sailed from that place to carry on
LLIAM BURROUGHS thought the sum
I nothing more than an act of justice to
• tfie vessels which we had captured in time
and when Mere was no Treaty to give us
-e of doing it. He concurred in the proposal
gable Lord, and thanked him for the able
which he had conducted the aegociation,
zeal which he had displayed in the caftse.•
lett also his thanks due to the British Minister
s (Sir Henry Wellesley) for the ability with
t had acted, under the direction of the Noble
—The House then divided :—For the Treaty,
56—Against it, 4—Majority, 52.

the Order, for going into a Committee of Supply,
CELLOR of the EXCIIEQU ER expressed his
-.. or moving that the Treaty with Spain be referred to
Goramktso.
4 CAS fLERF..kOII explained, that it would be the
• Treaty relating to the sum proposed which would be
to the Committee of Supply.
Conunittee was than postponed to Wednesday next.
Chimney Sweepers Regulation Hill was brought in, read
lase, and ordered for a second reading next Friday..
MI? TER: asked if any notice had been taken by the
cellos of the Exchequer of the extortionate surcharges made
TazoGece of 14i. on small four-wheeled carriages whose
on did not exceed 5/.
TheCHAVCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, therm..
Pet were justified by the law u it at present stood, and
was soiling; partial or unfair in what had been done by the
31e was, however, happy to say, that the indul-
gence gage& but year with respect to agricultural horses, he
was of wines, might be continued this ; and in the Hill to be
brought in for that purpose, he was of opinion some remedy foe
t'iat at which the kLonourabie Gentleman had complained might
'-e Introduced..
PROUGIIAM wishe4 to a=ic the Noble L0...d opposite,
it might be a:patted the Secret f'unimittee would make
Ripon?
4 CASTLEREAIIii said, he looked for the Report to
hi a day pr two.
iROUGHAM expressed a hope that. the Honourable
near hint would move that the very important Pe-

• IMISCILLANSOUS.

he had preaemod from Manchester aliould be re-
. a,separate Committoa
Reports of the Committees of Suppty and Ways and
Were boom& up and agrved to.-.4rAdjourned.
THE EVIINONti-STAR.

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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 11118.
TUE FUNDS.

STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK :
Reduced 80} 81—Cons. 80}—Cons. for lieb. 801}
Cent. 99}i—Navy Annuities 1061
Bonds 96 97 pr.—Exchequer Bills 18 29 pr.

:is Papers of Friday arrived this morning.
Clamber of Deputies have at last come to a
vote on the Recruitment Scheme, about
they have been debating, without intermission,
• month past and more. The sense of the
being taken on the whole of the proposed

doptien of it was carried by a majority of
92. The PRESIDENT thereupon very ha-
remarked, that as the Assembly would
desire some days of repose (after so long a
y would see the propriety of adjourning for
which was accordingly agreed to most

Lpproaching accouchernent of the Grand Du-
ZZANDRA, which is expected to take place
is said to be the cause of the prolongation

Ay of the Russian Court at 3loscow. In the
ime, the meeting of the Mich Diet is sus-
on this account, as it is intended that the
• ALEXANDER shall oper. it in person, as
POLAND.

iteresting ceremony has taken place at reLlnna,

lurch of the Orientals. An Egyptian Prince
name of ACHMED-13rX, who came into France
Egyptian Expedition, served in the French
1814, was taken prisoner in an engagement
ivirons of Paris and sent to Vienna, has since
so much from the instruction of the Arrne-

.bishop of that capital, as to desire initiation
Christian Church. He has accordingly been
, the Charge d'Affaires of the Order of Malta
, godfather. The crowd present at the cere-
was immense.

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should remei
. ? specting the
field of great
communicati
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that his Md.',
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-, Trade would
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much effect
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sels at Sierra
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sent instructs
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. . Spain, for tfie
of peace, ant
the power of
' alb 4if the Rabble
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