Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-18
HOUSE CHORDS.
STATE OF tLAND.

The Earl OF Darniey shed 10 kn'" "ne-
lher il was The intent mt Ministers 10 oTih9
forward any measure Mtevfr Tor be!'ering
:he condition Of Irelandf not, he would, at
same early day, move fGhe appointment of
committee, to take into pnsidera'ion the s'a'r
of that country, and sagsst measures iof us
relief.
The Duke Of Welhncn said, that it was
no, the intention of Gotnment 10 originate,
in that House, any mssres respecting ire
land Some measures puld, however, !" VIC
course of the session bsnbmiied 10 the 9TH
| rr~l louise, invo!, ing Use recommended U!
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GREECE AND TURKEY laTrLE OF NA'ARINo
Tn. Earl Oh Caruar,t, In ire absence pi
Lord Holland, moved pr the produe ton "'
papers connected with T. measures taken D!
his country, in conjundot with the aiies' ~
the srs al Greece H. dth 81 INK
course pursued by the tl'ied squadrohs' ne
quoted numerous D,ecetls IN "n''h '"'S
c ,u1trv nal int .rfert win the suhJtc,s
of allied powers. In eSclusion he Moved
hat San humble address Ie pre-" n'eh 10 MS
Majesty, PRAYING Ina hSdaJesy be gracious
" pleased o direct lrat epis OF ali ihs''uc>
lions agreed 10 by he ambassadors oil me
three Allied Powers, anttrhnsmltted 10 'he
Russia, and England up The 29'h Oc'oher,
1927, BIZ laid upon the tsIe of The House.
Also, II hat there I've iait upon the table OF the
Hous,, copies of all desplohes received from
Si Edw ard Codrirg on, or from any o'ht'
sou,ce relative to he rrcn, affair at Navari>
no.
The Earl Of Dudley objected 10 The prod"c-
ton of papers, as il void betray the conn
dence placed in the prudence Of this country
ay our lios; and wouidicieat all the on]'c
hi. Maicsty's Ministers had in view, by expo
sing, prrmatur, !y, 10 hostile powers, wha'
shou d al pre- en-, be kept from ,irW.-ou,h
production was mol necessary TO Nindlca'e lhe
conduct of the off er, commanding at Na'a-
rino. no blame as attached 10 them; ana 'hose
no had ne, er b, en- attacked needed no de-
irrct He then slluord 10 the laIe treaty, ana
a,owed il 10 b. tn object "f Go'ernm'n' 10
observe tie late treaty, not only TO the t.'r'
but also TO the spirit When he proper 'lme
came he would no, shrink from i"qu!ry, ou'
he hoped ;lat he had SAID enough to c"nVih,
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Vscouni Gpcerirh then explained, a, gre a;
length. what led 10 ihr dissolution Of he la c
ministry. From The sra,em III If The Noble
Lrr7 il APPEARS lhit he principal. il not the
only cause of that disso.u ion arose out Of ihp
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