Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-04

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ease in which the dearest, IN eres,, ,o.'.
beysa, cri6ced; and nothing was more r;s,s.
sar,s,t an that we should make s,eaa,.r
araple..,f Prussia on this occasion, IN crd..
to supa.'rs the principles of righs and ;ur.
|; ice. j. was true that this coun,ry COM.
do little tYhre than manifest Its resen,,nrD,
'by itself--bh. with the assistance of o;br,.
which may be Conc, and the king of Plu,.
Ella take the consr queUces.
Prussia had only Obtained the nomiD,I
possession of an. exhausted country, ,b,,
may be, useless toit; and perhaps even, h,,
would not remain, for france seemed eve,
since to treat it as a power with which
was necessary to hold any terms-as MT,
subineated slaves. The remaining toEc,
of his speech would much exceed ,hr i.
mits Of this paper: and it viii b. sutncirpt
to saw, thar he nearly exhausted every ar
eument 70 slew the scanda!ous 6 r-.s.aa
of the king Of Prussia. He concluded
with moving an address, thanking has ma.
jssy forhis con- munication, promising HIN
support, and echoing the sentimen.s aud
expressions OF the n.essaee.
Lord Caaleresgh exPrrGed his entire concr..
REM III tic notion, Whi.h Was aiterw4i1s sgise9
TO hta.. ee1-
On the molten OF Mr., cve!afy Fox, it va,
oraecd TO be preienred to MS lcajsfy bg faea
members as arc Of tIs P,ivy cosndl.
Marquis sE H49.Ay.
Mr.. Sheridan fo.e, confert6soIy to hi. uolic,,
tomove for rrfciadiog the oder i,r p.inijne III.
Oh ree exhibited b. an Lonorabts rem9et yct-
tcriay, :agaIo,t III. rn2toaiS Of WsI,lcy. Ia
doing &c he did not mean to reusat nontS
opinion vhi'tl he had gisep, KIP, cling the in.
piopfrly e bTingmg iu9h charge without d.
cuIhtnis. The Honorable n'mber who made II:
charge had moved for volumes OF plPrs, Which
.lue ;s& although piles of papers had bseo Ia.d on
the table, on The motions OF the bGLoIsGli stn
tiem4D, ye; he COMPLAINED thai p:s 10. max.
ing aout his charges zgai:lt the MARQUIS Of Wei.
l,Lley bad not been 'ldGced. He ipppo!ed tit
honorable gentleman would not coniIdsr the let
tiers Of sa- M4qas CornSallls 70 the court Of
dirt Gtols as evidence on which t0ch charg
lheu.d be made, and Independently of:thoie, h
charge contained lca,cs!y any ding more Wild
ind even the Tendance Of evi.cnce. On {.
iubj & OF lie pape,s la,cIy meYeaf by the 10.
nsra5!e gentlem4a M. P4alj he would w'hD 4
hear The oplnion % has right honorable ficai
mir. Addingtorj az 70 the probable tine
VIII CHI they coao be p'oJieed. I he lamh@ IL
notable gentleaan then moved Ind, the order N II
litchargea.
Ms. Addington repiied, that if lie @ae 10
Judge o! shc intnre i,oin his cx2sri,r.c: o. the
D IL, thee or more raon,hs NUT eIsp;e oetor: all
the pa7e.s moved .or coold be prepares BY the
clerks.
Mt. faal ott-rycd, that he ladmovta tofn
pcrs ten months ago which wefe chtfei IA aa
ffsntiste The cbsrse, aid as they La not Otts
produced, b. thought it better ,oc imply Win
the wines of fonse gentlemen 10 bringing 'h
charge forward s,samng however Il iat"nS
with thofe papers whea they lsould be Pl0la'
cd.
After ies: words from Mr.. Sn:th, re qla'
ton was then put ana Carried.
On the qseHion for TIE. third fsal'og oil To-
wisn5hcs engioilry hiil
Il WIS opPo!sd by Mr.. I5twaits, Sir FisF
G bbs, Mr.. Peseiya!, aod shc n nter OF the t.!''
and la2pr.ed by hjr oscse y fcx Nh MOI
rs, Mr.. 20 b!aneae, aud The ,a'c't'i 6 neral
The hou!e divided on the qGtttion - ayes y
Noes l3-Maj tity g.
The bill w.s then read third tim; and o"
led, and ordered back TO the Lords.
The houie ad jsurned at ten O'Clock.