• ' • 170 lardr that Mr. Fox had on any public or pill/ate iicea‘iou bound him- et Why reciprocal pleclet•s. Vviilenve against the ssss Of such ties on his part in ly be drawn trout, the well.kitown anec dotes of what OCCUM II within a few days of that statesman's death. The fact is, that a life ut cons iiiality and iatemper.ulee to Mom favours the cultivation of those bent r tat,tcs and Alec tions which are necessary to the existence of intimate friend ship. That Mr. Sheridan had as many admirers as ;legit:tint- Races, there is no room to doubt : but they admired only his astonishing powers: there never was a second opinion or feel jag as to the unfortimate us e %Mlt he made ut• them. We have now performed an hexed duty ; and, in many par ticulars, an humbling and most distressing one we have found it. Never were such gifts as those which Procid. sice show, red upon Mr. Sheridan so abused—never were talents so miseraii'l f,rrvetted. The term " greatness'• has been most rislicattoosly, ill a moral sense, must perniciously applied to the 'Character t.i' title who, Da11114 . :11, charitably of him, was the weakest of lova. Ila , t he employed his enatehlpss entlawinents wills 101 l ordinary j nothing in England, hardly any thing in rairope, could ha% e eclipsed his name, or 'distracted las lira riess• It is the prettliar and glory of oor l !kat ou• Stitt:lion, that gre it abilities naafi Cum Ti.t from the mealiest r,..i• tr , II, and soli' the first tumours of Ihr ronentiiii!y. It is the ti. , itier praise, will parer h.ippiiiess of our In 'rat system, that great vice, 1111 . 0% uuslaah•s the march of itatintion, it hich nu force our sap. n iur.ty a t la:el:Pet ciao iTaitote. IMPERIAL PIRLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, Mosrmv, The. royal .iNselit NW. irk en by e to Mt: paper duty bill. the loan charge bill, the Exelicipicis* bill. iti4h and hist' Aril ill' trail'. bill, the Seidch hill. tat Irish stitinioe May bill, the beer duty hill, the C:ari•-tiont. c•tate bill, the silkanamilactiner's bib, the hairca4 eorious tir spirit liceir - e bib, the American pasragc bJt , rip : blibber bill, the caul Ices' AhOillioc bill, the lead mini cunt Lill. the Litbil coal bill, the iiiiand coal bill, the leather nr tan • ucer. and comer: Lill, Ow clergy farms ball. lic insolvent .lebtore Lamminitait bill, the 'lrish nt Achim-4' hilt, the mines' : rehinrry bill, the militia pay uill, ilic mutiny art LAI, file ertilliehlt lunatic bill. and sum.. private bills, iirclisiling b... %ow Ater: bill. Cummissiuners, Lards Eldon, 861111 The pill. r bill and parish apprentices bill, were rellinie r : tuoun the COllllUUOSati lt .lllleo.li....:l4Lallgeced to. GAS lIILL. I In the motinu of the 34 rumlitik of Ow ;ma The Fart of lest twat) t i.v: that it was absolit:ely loi(ossilpie that any peer could state ails good grimed the the assing 01 this hill. It via, as dry and gtaiiiig, a jolt a% et er hail era pissenteil to the cuusiilera of any I(p:sot:lire. The trincipal limns Much then liddslops oup,lit to at t it/ such tie r Isiollll aa' plain and clear. 11 hen H coml.:my came 11l teeth tat ask tin estraorilinory and exclusive psis ileges and jeiwer 5, it wit , MIll• it' dist the, abnultl show that it would be Ilat yob:it it.Raitta4e to :41 ant these powers am! lie.% iiest • rail also that the 'moves and priviteges so gr: sl Id not La of slid, a mitotic us to rout tha ....... itbi•lf. Now a, to the first of these points, they hail shown no pulpit adsautags that would ache from it : nu the contrary, the (object was, to i•llleUft! 11/I.M . 'MU t . t. and pi is lieges to this eunijimay, so lit to enable. them hi vie ea competition by I.riv etc capital; and so hie dd. wool.' have the effect of a moniipaly. The a.lvaatagi; flies h J promised to the public, when they obtained their for• titer all wa., ill.ll Ibec ruald by this alfird for the ptiblie letups loiter and .1 clicapea light. Now it esettialy - awns area from the esaatiaatimis oil the cututent tee. that dies email tiot woullul,c t,i pellllllll their promise %/Ilona lam alid 04..xiiisitey. lite read several passage• f. - he evidence fr which, as hr contended, it was clear that the viewer,' had all alotig been a losing oae, and that there was not a •11.1liaN ill pro.pvil tintc they canal retitle' . hie conceit/ 'madame will augmenting their linty.. In this mats oh things, how "old their • ellIINI•lelltly with the principles avail V.lllCh tiles usually acted with regard to thei:r matters, ethewtat to paN• a i)111 winch %%gollid t natile the direenits of this emmiany I,i 4.1 :44111;1011as when Iles 11111 , 4 aware that, i• • the public were t . . otighly Ill:111141111a4 with the state 4111, Callf ens, 110 101411 Wallid ads ,'eotwy 1111011 it ? It is at. it/ tie confidence that the legislature would not pa's bills it/ suit• port of a eaucerii which most be a losing 1011 P, that tile hills scribers ads:lller theii money ; he busted, therefore, they would t•VC it was their duty not to pass 111 lb hill. Besides these 'injec tions, the, had to consider the injui till'y (0 tile a ha le . foiliery, ahidu hail rt ceased particular encintragraien . by nu lea, than six arts of nartiainent since :4.1 Geo. 111. is was must iinitortalit is, that the whaledishers should mil be injured by I;i% log these extraordinary powers to this Kam company. ' lhes ought at least to allow the whale oil to have its lair ciamietitit .. . Then sal these three grothhl•• - - • 11141110 public ailvittitaiie W4llllll 411/11: 1 . 10111 the pa isitie. hill— that the proceeding would restore the 4' pang il/41.4t to toilitty•— antl that the whille-tiNleer) %%emit he in j ured—.thei r 1,/illsilipS uu 61 1101 to biii, 4311.14 mob ir Lucre iLOU gild 1111,11/11g 11114411111 V 'WWII./ n,. Earl of Li NI F. kick ?odd, that nolo itlisiontliee the• ran i-14,-Ist a.'e•rtion. of the unibie earl. he %wool support the bill. (:resit 2ipoil had rc>uitrd to the pooh,. Irmo this iiiventinn: and tbodell the rorupaoy 11,111 not yet dorelcol match profit front it he in:ant:limo! bit there was reason from the P' ide•ncc to eon elittle,thut the company would derive ron. , iilt•rable profit. from the eietrero. were pilleetkr ready to fulfil their *item lat joie , with Ibr 11111,111 , and xlllllll, gib, 4111 1114'14T/114 el lush 1114.:4 1 1 / 1 /11111111:11.4.11: 431111 11. Willi' wilAit.-1 . 144111.1",O1141114441 tho74/4/ 1!11- gage,' in it to ato rhriel. if the , company moist lece• • bank rupt ae•cn ,Lu ir to thi• toirlN iirellielion% Hot granting that twine iojtirr motet ue• donee• to the public in 111,11 %%by, it would be inure tibiu by the coosiiiiiiition of coal. • the coal bade berth hobo.uu.,oly the u.,t uurae•ry fur sea -111(.11. The Lori of HARR oovv NV odd, that thoitr:b his noble fri.did bad the ems. age to ono the bleach, he had not boom Al , lO to resist the fir'. It.• land nut shown that ails public itt114111:10 . would ari•o fr 1111 l ti elons:am; uf'tlai' bill. He iliotmloo the whnll•- ii Awry ofoubhr juietort,iitel , ,lllollol Mit of so importance Bs some e •wised it to be. He wombd out thee , fore dismal' rate this new and peaniobil invention merely to somport the whale. goolie:7; Moo then the oil might to be lull to its Cite competition : an I e‘ en with a view to the aolyasolagc to be oicris ell from this very discovery, osa evtiamalinary pow. 4101101, to he pant, d to •nty partorialtr Ctltlitttilly. Tilt% M41111(1 0111) enable them to drive competitors tom the market by undo rselling tlu•u• in the lb so imitative, wool then Obey mitlit raise their t i . 1 1 , 1,.. 4 . 1 ,1 pu;, / ,iy the peb;le with r ve.•rse :anode .it a higher lake. This would, iherefswe, !MVP iu some nit ati;ire the etti•,•l mul . a •,••• . ,odd open tae wind( lie :•ss g otol ol“bUil lur pass. hood I.ON .;2•'• xo a. ,` the bill Ile - oh the b4:IIC grounds tit.osi; stsiool :,; . THE NATIONAL ItEcisTrit. The Earl of LaUDENDALE. Ied, that in case• die bill should be read a third time, he w0h..1 wan atheuthaieht, that thy eotnpan%• -tumid not have the power to raisz• the p►ices stilted by them..eivcs in ore• of their schedules to be sullie.ent. • Upon the question that the bill be now tit!iti a thin' flint., tha• House divided—Contents, 16; Nut Coateois, ; Jlnj•trity, I. The bill was then read third time and we nude/mood Usat while sirangers were c•einded, The Earl of Eta: ran v.e moved his anu•udaient, which was lust; there being to for it, Had lit aca.n.it it, 'Fite Lill was Ohm ihroieil, 41111 rout to the Cunuuons. The apptepriativa hah N Na tacit tea,' a Lit:c.l tan,: ~utl A iljouriivil. ItittlA JL Eli 2. The I'einee Regent 1.4111 C to the 14011. e at two n'ehiek. The Cimino:la %Vele sent for ; and no their alnomeance, the Slit! ikor, on presenting the Adiiropautoni Rill, ticl.weeed th Rdlut nig Address: • - .11 qi !bre,. ll .ipi! 11eneetr, At 61::C111,ie Of a lahorious s .s.;on. we. hi. m"": C you: Hopi: lligho;:ss wits our conciu.litig bill of S.raly. I )wring the room: of our w: hae.:. in oliAli:nee to your R0y..1 01111 11'1144, :.:1 variun, t; . e:i!ied ronvoi. aic a have Leal 11:11iiie 11:1:.! the- • etc tetrilid in.,. or F.13:0d.: id.le'd l:1L ;Iv fa? sani: r‘eit, r , ;,:., icid comprehensive nieaaU.e, C11.11.11:11 , :0 In tile iii2,(4otiltitoo. ingtil..o - 1 iii the coagre..n Vi:n:.. and istiapl.led by th•• 111. rig. V% e ;late 4.1.1 gen "...Ills !Miley of CIO Allied rowers. 1,:a ; ,•.•to of cl‘..; ~ r eef 11.5.1 ,: ic i, o l.,,,ma r z . .iy of r m.:A:, huv• adoin al...asu;e: a. alight ;on to worl.l flan i'ler , :icwid aka forni:r 5ta.:1 . 41.4s : sell w. have ts.i.oeially t h at tUit import-int c'Yirge !3.14 la:en eull.1?.1 by 11E:141 11l VOl Ii elle ...dill? rietoriou, who.: triornyl.. h 1.1%1 , 11 e.rl;ri'n4..4 t.) the glory or this co.tit..y. n 11 f 111311killit. Ie oar d eel sate Of elitendell Wittilift: to OW l!t'll inn seriou , a ila and l'11e.1 1 *.::11. to 1111id1 h.w., n.it fu!.1:!! to apply Oar 111 tit auxio.is uttent4l.l. T.% of tit: o..frienltoral int:reit we lota...Leh 1e ins ..:::%te is, could ix: de.i.ed, hopin4 also thre they may and ti t . 1 394 4t.,lat to tie hurling loath:ace of tame. For th, hvoeit of ConlitlVr"e. and r . c00r.:01...1..-.• of all Ili • 'en.' ve.. a new YoinNte os b::en provi - 1.41; aclai ill rat - iota. end '!Ili parntory we hare alerot.l : . ear lntn,tf. ti 11l t intros''s:omit of the condition It the windy. their rlicf. and Cdir in • struction. In ~,•tigng .oa.• tidancial nernareoi out:, t•t.i expenbtur • for the services: of oue civil and milit try egiblisliment has been consideryi with referesice GI the pe.".i.tiary fissittai•s of the year ; std.l t,t•t the mist imp mant tifotir mourtarrs. a aiC.iting the liilht int.:reds to' If-vitt aid is Cie Its which we h tee pass:al far cimsolislating Cie reveirt:s iii' tr.ietions of the united kingdom. 1111., Si:. i of au tariats anal impirtant sioncemY. 'nestle a vi foreign, tiicee ar: n in: in wasei this nh.on v.v.. tilt . a deeper imerest Lout close which rented the splentlytir and dignity of the thorn:, and the tat c giivats hi the mild house wdieit reigns over us. Impress, with 'lasi! s , intimmusi wa ilaVe endcay.tit. ny a new ar rangettrent Of the civil hit. to a inanste 111.1 o: reeensiess which are ma:el egy tisigned to the stmport of the royal tont,. •daving hens...firth beton 1 Cie reatit in' lay eltdr ; :xi, which newt. 'nastily be long' to other and different brimene, iii tic public service : and in the sum spirit of loyal ;dal aileetiooat • arAtitident, we have hailed. with it ttar da; it ai,s4 et t o n, the auspieimis inarriaire. by whited the paternal chotee of your Itoy u s tie vial's:rest wishes of the nntion, anal has alopte.i Mao the family of our Sava etio ion Mustrhsa• Prince. whose high gialities have already .eirlearei him to tac 'wad: amongst whom he hai fixed the fitture de:shine% of his life. These, Sir. are the tokhyts to which our thoughts and labours have b ien dimes. %I: mil fur ettnipleting tile grants which it is tint spa , cial duty to provide. we now preset to tone loyal H iteirr•sa a hill. in tituled `• An Act tilt granting no his Alaissity a eertain sum out of the consolidated toad of .rent Britain. and the applying tartiOn monies tits.rein mehtioned. for the servitai th- ..oar siti • and tar further ap propriating the supplier granted in this sossion or Parliament :" to which bill, with alt 'motility, we entreat his Nfintesty's Royal Assent. The hoyai wa• then s eti to Ific Iptiropriation 13,11, and othetsi ; after winch the Prime tl.,.tLic.l we is.- ing Speech 60111 the thrtme 3(q Lords mid alellemen, I cannot chat: this Session of Parham 'it without a rein PVtre.tintr my deep re,„:et chican.Liare of his alajesty's lamented indis I l - position. The e mlial interest which you have manifested in the happy event of the nt irritate of my slaughter. the Prioress Charlotte. with the Prints. of Saxe rotantet. and the liberal pros iion which you have made for ijieir oitaidishinent. :And an additional rag' of visit. qtrs.- satiate attachment to his Ma j s.a...y . ll, pLial)si thitudy, :Math:in./al toy warmest ayknowletlgnients. _ _ I have the pleasure to nrlu tint Too. thnt I hay° given the royal con sent to a marriage I)...tween his Majoityhi &lighter, the Princess %fan% and the !hike of Gloucester; and I am pcnougled that this evenc will be highly grntifying to all his Nlajesty's subiects. The assurances which 1 have received of the pacise and friendly ilispooition of the powers emratred in the late war. Rtid of e'ene msolti tion to execute irviolably the terms of the treaties which I annomiced to vim at the opeitith , of the session, promise the ointinwince LAI. puce au emenual to ?ne intenwts of all the nations ui the world. Gruilenwn the 110,m of rfoinwons._ I thank you for the suloplies which you have granted for the P mire of the year; anal i asn semible of the beneficial effects wlmiell may he expected to result fmnt the salutary system of making provision for them in a way calculated to uphold public credit. The arrangements which you have adopted for dischnreinu the ins cumbrances of the civil list, and for n.salerimig its future inenume ade quate to its expenditure. by relieving it from a part of the charge to which it was subject, are in the Immiglvmst deg-ee gratifeinu, and mettisfac tory to ni:.; and vol' may he assured that nothing 5h..11 he atumung uu me part to Live full effvet to tbmwearrangiments. The provnion ou have made f tbe rerenws of Great Britain ant i Ireland, will, I domain not, be Itroloctive of the happiest consequences, in cementing and advancing time interest, of the united king.lom; and must mcfiuml nn a litiunal pn erf 14' the I°l.l - disposition of l'arliatacut to r.lieve time dilliculties :sue, prumammte the welfare of Ireland. 31 4 /surd. toed 6^ , thientrx _ _ The measure. to which I have been under the necessity of resorting, for the siippres , ion of thawe twroilts and disorders which had unfor tunately occurred in some Isms of the kingdunt, have been productive of tile most salutary effects. I deeply lanient the continuance of that pressure and distress whddi the eireunistatwes of the country. at the dose of to long a war, have unavoidably entailer, on many classes of his Mi:jesty'S Aubjet3g. I feel fully persuaded, liowever, that after tile many severe trials which they have under see, t'ac mune the arduous contest in which we have been eng:4;t:tl, and the ultimate mime.; which has at tended their glorious and p,Tseviering exertions, I may ride with lyr ic...A confidence tin their public liririt :nal fortitude in saw; 'aim: those ((Amities. which will, I trust, be Mund to hate arisen 1 . 1 . 0111 causes of 3 tellirOUry nature, and which carnal fail to be materially relieved by the progressive improvement of public credit. end by the reduction wfid.h has alr , atly token place in the burdens ct the people. Then the I .ord Chancellor, by the Prince Regent's command, said:— My Lir C •nrengra, It is the will and pleasure of his Royal Menet-a the Regent. acting in the name and behalf of his :Majesty. that this Parliament he prorogued to Saturday. the g.ith day of .. AuFnit next, to h.: Owl' here hold ni; nn I ties Parl;ainent is a.. 1 „ ti 44,4. t« , i : :• • L JULY S. itot:se nr CommoN.4, NluNntv,JcLv I. The Speaker informed the !10t..., that the Royal Assent bad beets rites raimaiskiaii to , :everal Mr. RENNET brought up the police committee repot t. lie ob.,ervett, that the ronunwrr had tales great t nlin , to es:min im! this 41111)1 - el ; ate, he ho,ie.l the would 14441.4 it watt dm• airmen-4n ne‘t se44,:mt. 11 nan eanuerted wiili 11141Iy iiii• purl alit einkirleration.4. The picAtion t,l the iicetedna of hon-es .14. sered etiskideratiali. ft had . appeared in the PK. ainiantion, tear in the district ..f ‘l . lrotecli.apel thole a a*. a 11.01- neettuu b••tw ee titau4trafes liren'el4. It ;11.01 appeared, that in 1313 above 9,99.1 per‘o.la were Eliminated, nu vagoots cli.trge4, to Newarte and sillier 111'1.1011, j and, : r 4 h.) a ere volemitted It. Clert:enweil prt.uu, Gn 44,444.11 - There were tit eat evils from the want of a proper fie,' rim' of pri r. tiatliurd far 4141 . 44 ellt N.tri4 of crimes. Ile hough,. On VIE Chula, that the tot. ors and moral. Of t h e imb ue had been rather iul , ruve.l of ; thy I - %• trot of which had p1441:41190.1) pt-rvuie. in 41 blita! of want mid peaury. 'llse Fs least w a s ordered no lie Oil the table. rit ri isohl 1t t.tt u. tewiiiiirioy hi the eaerh!nii4 of the ei• hoer , 111. d Ilii• hill hit* ivanhillth: •-tstae 1••..1; • h hia rsioeo . ..il urV ~,,,A111: lirc.it 14 0.1 OW 1.041 . 4 , 11•1 I'o4ll. ( . 04011 I 10 zstiit four .1;...%Ett u. ei.tild Hot proohw all% Ihiug Ate llii11,( . 11 . 110%1.t ...toll lt ti1.••11: g15 , 144:114! .11.11 1.1111 . ;.orl el. 17114 . ." 4 ""I' 1 ei14.11 . 11 .41 11:1•1:0 . :*• , r111 : Lot 111.1 s: 1111 :kw ilt I 161.1iter o lii tlic.ce.i:,t; .stsil the .atiiifaetion ui ih.• i):%1041 ., 'loot:re toll ow. rvisii a Ihirll tints*. Ntr. 11. 1. ' I t LIM 1.1% I' MO Ir.` lit . int.l,ur nest SV4liOll re -1:14: ii.t%eihvist of the ELIA:110N. Chti.hh.rit i r t.sl I 4 lit nllun (rim' ... %I. tona•nl iitlhor ..eu der Er hi.. it .r.h..ii. ht.iii v 11i1/.1• ii: • .• 411, tilg •ei.ti rl riioll.- 1,11 , 1 011 OW t 1 ,1, 4 t m•NMoil. Ac TinN IT;I Si , 1\ PM SHIP, Mr. WlLL..hEis:tct. io.keil %Out ini;:r . .110.0.1 he b*rn re evrif ell ;Jc.11.. ea,...1“t'1; O. 6. S.i.it •) \\ i.... 12111,1.12 Said, 210.14 1144 1.241.0 41 r..111:11,11.. hP t'e.o u 4.411 ,121....5i11ii. lIV •.%1•:1,11 to ins: 11.1 , Wer 21) the Iltst (i...114%11171,1*• 1.0.1 f St - Os'1•2:11', I s m - 2: Ht .: it'll ii.l% mg hi 2:40 ; ut.d It l 1.1.1,316.1 i t, J... 10: 1104.....11.0.41 tt i.. 1 SeA I %%•11. 1111 V. 111.'111:W4o 11 `CiVe!l it to 124 . • 10 1110 yr f.•r ihadvr. Tlav I.ol'll oil 2:01'111.4* 111.11 hi . h.nl 1102. ITC/ ke.l i 1121.1122114101. 41.1.114i.!1;14 %%4;4111 fill' . 4 , 11i0 - .11.1101.1 I'4l Beet,. llr list•rioli111; iie 45.1 411.1i./11 Lin it,t % •, 41,1•1 . . . °hose% e.k, Coat if he : . :t% uay ulyatitage likely to ill . 14C 1111111 the !sr° Itsetion Uf the , c polo' r•. 11.• •••ir iota Hot osktvrti iiii h 1 the mot : iot• tau ttoto••• of it had bit ti circa', toe Moti•ter, tt veu alll - 1 with:A* it.- .. 1111v t /i l j e llee might urist. I . l'lllll prod.', ilia the 111 .I't. ; but on ;tom, etotill iit-riy ell 00000 it, J• un pint oite.oort. 1111..oane rI.11:11 be I• 114 pits It IIII• xr.4i. mach t o itte matitfe till 111.10. Tile 111.411111 %%W. %sitli,lviawli. Mr. 11. :ti.aufta est t'or inl ateonnt of the e•tent in aid au.tOett a Mr. Smith Itikrott, elm ow- tit boor to Dal utou ao-t (11. of Motley. Ito the I Ilk oil' auto., the lacers rotereti Me. Satitis's hsluse Hills the 1..%1rti1, littriiiiiiiii tll take i t er..oo ; lull lit 15.5. 111/1 111 Il• *.list 1W hill! pm 1011 id mot req.a.tosee itt • !.at I 1.11•1,111 the 4'0111'44A, ti 1 .11.1.11 111111- (11'1•II pttslln. 1111011 II.IVI• lo•ett thrown o u t Of etoillayatent. 11 514 eata• ought t•erts oii iy its sir placed ii, liNv the pohlie. lie i Id gliert•fort• mustlisrtlie cop, ultile I.lk it ut ugii.ll4l I Irtlrrril. A 0u•..-agc lawn the Lords retiovsted a 'ropy of the report ou • The Lord.' n neatilinent.• on the ga.-light bill %%LT,: takvai iuto cou.iikeation. I lir 101 l %vitt oNtost. , l by Mr. l'tbrritottsv., %%lin roovv.l to p , ostlimir i t t; it three itomtb. : but ti i•te not being forst min. bt ovati.., .iie at a• t• iiiiii tctl out, att:i Writ 4,ljuttroutt. •11 F %IPA v, it a.% Y. notont• of liven lon' in t rotonpor • •lIICP IMI I were pre...lite& Oil the farthrr colibiiieratiun o 1 lite Lt 1 1 .1. 6. 4111VotitlitAil, 14/ titr WI% -light 14111. Air. • %%‘'l ##### NE oittlovetl it, particularly as it ittleeit;ll the wlrtle•lisot s, , the itorertti•it of the 811;84.116114.y to be cm isloyeti, 411. i ih.• abihh of the company lo light the metropolis 39 miles of lupe. nt t•re 11146%41r allii auv area:lent by ilie stooks of It LIA•:1111C1* pia a steighbouuttood into do. 11Ir. Urte,rorn suolse to order, 11.1 it %VOA nut MOM to a•e into P general tiuegiun uu Um mere comitierionuu ut life Lurds' amendourml. A new WI it was ordered for Illynipton. reiseral ot _are notice iit'a niotion to introit. penal ties on cieru,oien &whiting from the canine, preseriintue tile le sit eileoratine 111'1 . 111e %ery i'lliccelimg to t - spl:Ull Ins untended motion, lie wia4 ratio -I to miler by the Sir 0. IS111 , :i. :MVP iiioiee w motion ie‘pecting the mode of collecting the us eased tn•es. DUKE. OE V ELLINGTON. Lord CA4TLEIIE %Gil C. 111141 tlll• attention of the house to the rettint of the Duke of %I itlingtini to Eitgliiiin 111.1. the la.t vote of thanks to hi. (irw • e. On u former OeCiPiil/11 a neplita fimi fi te waded on the I)ul.e %salt the thanks; and his 10111.16 p wi.hell iio to billow that examine. the of 11.11411' the object of the &lona tam, )et it motile' be sati.r.telory that the meow of the huu•e shook! be re cornea on the journals for tho•.. great rewire. of his Greer which nOlllll never be rHierd f the isage of his. tory. He then moved that the thanks of the house be pre sented to the Hoke of W elling lob by a committee Of the house, who should voliecatinate Ins Li uee on hi. tetieCll, end paelieu mil) on the gluituus and memorable battle of %t aterlon. %erred to. _ _ The committee WISS apploilitcd, eun.istiog of Lord c a , t l e .._ reach, the Cll.4lirellor of the I.•elostitiel ' the Mip artic of . 1 d i• .10• N, Mr. PoosohLy, elr. It. ltalitost, Lord Loscelles, Lord Clive. and othi•rm. _ Mr. W. Small moved for acenontx of mooie% paid by the I:overuor of th•ro.eo too the bead of crown platitatioua. Or• dewed. . _ lan SPI7 iIiER and several members went to the 1,1r.1 to hear the speech 15 . . , :n the Virim .; and on 'heir rbhl u, lira tO ..:ta,e,41,11:.:t.