Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-04

g saaieet srrn the enemies VI sAe''
cont 9vl;sbeead observed, that not
.. n the great cheering OF gentle
81 lie osIer side, he did not
rel sll 49, - pe5Ielard admaae out taate So.
flllS ~ w,sld entitle Finto praise: The
60 81 sss simalY this, whether Marat
resi- a,.ts;th with the Allies. AS to
fsa .,,.;ar,s. he would mt. contend for.
b, la. .iaessity. hut unless it could be
tssf IVA, .Sswn thnthe had actually brok-
ssa =. ] ,ya.smeet, he, ASr. w. should
e ~ ;o his farmer opinions on this
ss notwithstanding all the letters
'sei, tie peJIe lord had taken tue troa i't
@ W. IN rastlereagh explained.
~ s Fonsoabv would not delay the
"a h. Going into the question atiength
aoa ~ j OILY etserye on what had fallen
= he noble itlsd-.as to the receiving OF
,t a. circqisoas information from the
am :, oies Of the country By gentlemen on
s sar.;,ie Of the House. He deemed that
= = anv gentleman, who acted with
: y, would be iacauable of such an act;
.,lhe said taat it was a false and 'sse
;s..;,pat;;Oa on the part of the Noble
lsh ~. p;,.
- aoo,,or to ey pIain.
Mr. Poasan5y SAID that tie lord
,,i Directly CHARGED Sa~feiaen on tat
"A, WITH receiving information from the
.nsn;ss of the country; if he persisted
!. HAT ea..age he should repeat it was
slse, and such an iusinuation was ahase
oDs Hewouid be very sorry to misinter
ret what the noble lord, had said. but
anoeared to him that was what ne ex-
pressed:
Lord Castlercagh said that, in what he
hal spoken relative TO information from
sreY;es. heoaiy alluded to a communi-
,afoa which he understood was made. TO.
gentleman opposite from Genoa.-iie
al not mean to say that communication
Eas authorised. :
Mr.. Wmtbread said, that he had re-
,e;yel communication from Genoa
ybeUv unauthorized BY him. He did
know the person that sent it. and he be-
Eeyel he himself mentioned this to the
Noble lord opposite in a .private CONVEX
sa6oa short time back.
Mr.. fonsonby declared on his honor,
that he never received any communica-
ton whatever from an enemy of the coun-
tv.
Lord castlereaeh hored The Right.
lion. Member would explain the words
asbicb he alluded.
Mr. Tiemey said, the matter could be
snicably settled BIZ the Noble Lord stat.
lag that re meant TO improper inforlna-
toa hadbeenreeeiyed by Gentlemen from
The enemies Of the country; aud he. was
arehs Right Hen. Friend would explain
eewOrds which he had inadvertently
essd;e TIE beat Of argument.
The Speaker observed, that lie vas
s@ethe words had been used without
aaF Intention ofpersonal offence by the
Egst Hon. Member, but being used,
ee aoase had a right to expect they
would be explained.
Dir. Poasonby said, he did net tlliR
@Was boaGd to exElain first. A charge
iai been maae which was urfounded,
Cage
ieF sstlereaeh SAIL. that heidi rot
h%'leltGpNte % Sseu5ers tat they had
rIA'esapg reasonable information. he
sa' a'eaa; to say, that acting ON any In
MGoper.
a'. iierroy sad, that after the evpla-
ys .''l o Che Noble lord, he was sure his
ssat aoh. Friend could hare no obiec-
, %a !" state, tat be meant nothing PER
/. g, 6. PoasonAy t.en said, tl,at he was
az. a.A aeanlng sav thing persnaa!lY
sSNe to the Nesfe I.a.l. aud was sa-
,, 'a %,4iae explanation that TAD teea
ne eor ersat.cn here lroalet.,
= 81 r. ties seemed perfectly satisfied.
VI nb.ofFtIA}E., Enre 90.
g.. Sc ,''i'einea have left their staten. at
S,'sSaeta, AID passed up the lake to
,,. "e 4tl Inf. has left WINS vile. and
ssded Tor Sacket's lEarbar. via Fort
g. ia he 18th are aiso ordered to
ne s' ~ and leave here IL a few DAYS.
f,e sr n''''sh troops have pdncipail, lett
Gsn ~ province ; the S7th, aud some
oss,,ans remain.
r,vo., s.osday last, TIE collector of tie
rsls OF tAis district. seized at Daniel.