Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-31
Imperial Parliament.

Imperial Parliament.
5 HOUSE OF C0.I.uO.A',s- -afpril 6.
Mr.. Robinson gave notice thatm Mon,
day he would move, that the house should
resolve itself intoa committee on the acts
relating to the Slave Trade, when he IN
tended to introduce certain resolutions.
which would have for their object the bet
ter care and projections of the negroes IN
our colonial possessions.
Massage from tie Prince Regent.
Lord Castleteagh appeared at the bar,
with a message from the Prince Recent,
which was brought up and read See
the report Of Tao Lords.
ON tae motion of Lord Castlereagh. the
Prince Regents most gracious MESSAGE
was ordered to be taken into consldera-
tion to-Dorow.
Mr.. Whitbread said, If he had been
rresent when the Noble Lord brought
deyn the Message of tie Prince Regent
(which, had been brought down at an un-
usally early hour) he should have object
ell to the day which he Lad named. and
which the house had agreed to, for taking
+ It into consideration. On a question so
important. The object ofthe message rad
not been very distinctly stated: and as
they had not yet been informed Ct the
means by which it was to be pbtaipe'', he
should have though Monday would ha, e
beena better day for the consideration
ofthe subject; and he world faPe NOV
ell as an amendment, that Monday sh"u'd
be substituted For Friday, lad he been in
fae Horse; as to him it arreared long
/, err period than that now afforded item TO
prepare for the debate was necessary
There were some preliminary questions
which ought to be answered; and first.
he wished to know, as it lad been adj
nlitted there were secret understandings
VIXEN TIE treaty of / aris was concluded.
if there was any secret artices? Was
there anv truth in the rumour, or half
Official statement. " hich lad ar ea"e@ in
the nublic rrints, t at secret article lad
been produced at Vienna. Which rNedscd
tie Allie, would support tie Bouflens
on the throne of France? He wished
this question to be answered ard he
wished to ask if the Noble Lord world
not now think II his duty 70 lay before
them. and if LIE did not. whether tie hop>f
would not tl.ink it theirs to call. 70, t, c
paners relative to tie peS, Citations q
Chatillon? These ouc',t to be Given, t at
It might be seen what terms had formerly
been offered to Bonal arte. lie uis ed
the noble lord and the rouse to consider
if Monday would not be the ftterf day for
taking tie subject into consideration.
Lord CastIereaei', with respect to Tire
first point torc.ed uTon by tie Tor. Gen
t!eman. that tie message mad been brct
down at an unusually cary hour, arlle-
hended it had not been brought day as
late as haIf-past four Cries Of" No.
He had certainly mt intended to brir
II down earlier t'laa the ordinary time Of
his coming ia the House. !eNas 'athe'
surprised at TIE objection made by t.e|
kon. Gentleman to the dav wLich q
been moved for its consideration. as ear
" il the week he had submitted to t!tc
House tie arrangement he PROPOSED tt
make, and had adjourned tire America
b ;siness from Thursday to 1ues'aN. tloi,
an IDEA t, at it ny, hit be incau,enient t,
take t GeFates on these Grestiois OF
tNo succeeding days. He c'Atended
ere never lad been an instal ce Of al
nessaee of tins nature being brought
down to Tar,ian ert. WHICH was nct ia
ken into consideration {, e first suisse
orent dav. TIE Question Tesrect'ng tie
treaty OF faris ,.e al 30 oifsculty IN ar
swe.ing. There we've no secret atc'es
to it. With res ect tot e later iaf OF
tie honorable eentenah's speech, e ad
only to say lie afmeterded tie reuse
would not feel disro'ed To ae'ay tatFns
tie Prince Regents NessaIe 70 ccnslce-
ration. till all the Ia. ers leiatins to t e
nee cations at ll.atiIlcn lad teen col
lected and printed for tie Menters TO-
,neruse them. Ee thought tie houseI
would not feel disposed to a'ter Tie day
which they Rad ramed.
Mr.. Whitbread sad. Ike lad been in
the honse at A O'Clock. bnt bad sterred.out
expecting he should return in tine t. te'
present when the message was brous' t
down, button re-enterirg it in less tran
l,alfan hour e fou,d it bad teen receiv-
ed, and tie day fixed for taking it irto
consideration. He was glad to find there
was no secret articles to the Treaty Of
Paris. With resrect to TIE PAL ers re a.
tive to tie negociatiors at Chatillon. Ike