Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-31
aprrehended It would be adjourned till

Monday. s.
Lord Castlereagln intimated that it
might be in his power, IN the course OF
the debate, to give sufficient information.
respecting the negotiations at Chatillon,
for the purpose which the hon. Gentle
man had IN view. Adyerting to the
course which had been pursued by gen.
tlemen opposite in tie course OF the ses-
sion, he took occasion to observe that GER
tlemen who had cushions to ask ould Go
well to make their intentions known. and
ought in courtesy to wait till those were
present whom they expected to answer
them.
Mr.. Whitbread wished to know how
they were to act if those persons did not
come to thehouse at all
Mr.. Ponsolby believed that no ore ex-
rected TIE message would fave been
brought down at so early an hour. lie
lad not expected if till lalf rast four;
bnt at a quarter after it was communcat-
ed to tie house. long before the time lad
arrived when tie noble lord usually took
his seat. He would now. with the rer-
mission of tie house, offer a very few
words on tie subject of tie message
He understood il TO consist OF two PARTS.
In Il first rlace bis royal higlness tie
Prince Regent informed tie house, that
in cGnsecuel &c of the recent events in
Fraece. lie was IRE, airing to augment his
maiesty's forces BY sea and lard. In the
second. that lie " as about to act in con-
cert y it'll lis allies FIR tie general secrri-
tv of Eurole. lie thought in both these
resi- ects f'e advice which his royal high
ness IA drece;sed vas Telfectly ristt and
rrorer. 1t vas ,ery wise to Trel are to
asg,. emf orr military ard naval force,
and judiciously to lose no tine in coni-
mnnieatine viii our allies on question
so important. lie was also Of orinion
tie house lad no RIG 1T at present to de-
Gideon any thing beyond these Noroints.
On tie ultinate use which might be nade
of tecse pref aratisns and of those con-
mu5ications, trey we're net at present IN
situation in which Trey could with Pro-
priety offer any advice. His royal high
ness tie Prince Regent Lad only con mu.
nicated tie facts which Fe Lad stated,
and REQUIRED tfeir support. go tar re
thought r was right in beth instances,
AID vas entitled to ar assurance OF tier
sarport. T,eyord tits he was net at pre-
,ert di,roseo to 60. He was anxious to
a~oid al premature discussions on sub
iects of such imn ense Importance. he
was not rrepaed to say his royal higl
ness would be justified in plursirg ihto
a new ar in concert withiis les. Ter
as lie yreI AIRED to SAY that tie lnde-
reIdelce OF IuioI could be secuted b,
continuing ina site oiTtace. Re nlsh.
ed most ar,ientiy ttis hristt lie fcure
pract.cabie--but tbs vas question oE
NJ ica lie coulG not rletelG to dtc:Ge.-
For lis part tev>as OF opinion oti er gen
tiemcn might fink differently tat at
present If ould be most UNIV Use Tor tie
house to offer TIER sentiments on topics
which were net il. mediately brous lit be-
fore them. He should be willing TO SUP
polt tie address, provided he could 10
this witaout being bouHd to those mes-
sures whicl. ministers night subsequent
" COASTER necessary. lie trusted TIE
house wuuid do Tim tie justice to be-
lieve. t at .e would never shrink fr"E
si,irg lis opinion on any question on
~i,ick Re ccl size cd tim>elf sut'ciel Try
i;.f,rn ed. but le : as anxious to a,eld &
.,lpAature di.cussiyn. lie did rot see
AT it was recessarv that TIE debate
should be 10 g Gu Friday. fe could
wish it to be sholt. Heer. ear. re
ro,ed the house would COZ CURL tie az
dress witEoEt giving, AIRY linicn Il at vas
not called ter. tut sticrsly EXPRESSING &
hore t'rat tie o!icy of this courtr. Norid
be found consistent with reaoe. Ee az
net think tie arers respecting tie re-
eoc.atim at C.ati.lcn ccu!d at all tcai
or Z e question Which would cane urtc.
considerations on Friday. Ee did rot
II il.k those larers ccUld have ar! tlhns
to do wifi it. TleTeace of Eulclev as
,tF.reate ed. aid it was wise to pref are
for Il e worst. ardv Use to commune with
our allies: Lrt to wat rurrose those pre-
'a,ations mis- hereafter be arrlled, ard
what measures tie allies might ultln ate
Nv Pursue, ere subjects for future cor
sheraton. 70 those they would net lie
hou, d by f! cir vote on Frlfay. He hored
tie safety ard loror of tn. country ard
Euro, would he found in tie preseI'a-
ton of PEACE, alter Il an in the renewal
of var. Ee should Gel taiilv Genre down
TO tie house Tomorrow, without wishing