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LONDON. PAREIAMENTAIIr PROCEEDINGS. Oii i i4ll - I,*4DNESDAY. JUNE r 3. - _ TM befit Pub& Aereuatallorent Wimp abseureittee, orttb out ontoodosoet tie report wee received, ma the Mil ordered to bot wog • third doe to-etionrow. A plots na ins brougbt frost the Comecon by Mr. Peter Wenn owl aim. • Tbe Mos the table yaw hewoled. awl the Hook adjoutu al "winnow. Mr. Allll l olnt, trona the Comastlienew of the Cass is bottled, strata at the bar swats swat for as a downwitay, Mathis to , ash cam, S o ars ar, din !spewed iota sad 7front Scathed. .1052 called the streatins of the Hoak to fo mach tithe of the 41d al tka Wagon nested to the hte of Ea* loW wok, tabs as sines. llama chide goods bed been easiest SW Limps& and there it was hand they sold sot be fold; boas* the O&M'. am sli illitt bola pads wait be fold in Iwaidene—. Tel had thise.. honker, an the way twin Liverpool, was howl lobe preddilve of seat lawawatinse and armee toidsit orihr " rave d ar isi " 211 VI 1 4 MIT/. IT waraki b. . ..apes , bid is TellOOllO /Ws To be hid se dixoperaL The Ihrmiblihes ea the .stab ,d Mr. lakiblorliiii OM a Cheitalift, to tabs dot Ad haw madoetke, eed pad a Retslasks. that It wait bee/mem se Miss ia a Hem tae/ Is mad et the sad Art, as to mad Lk Lila prise geed to be kid is Liveepeol. Tie Rem Islas reeand, sad wed to by the Hash, halt Me alia ee biocide Id. • ' Oa wile mods alio NIVROZICIKIVRNIt,tba Coandome deopply tad Ways Hass wow put edit Friday. Pir.oasooß a Petition fra ci Vil e in Daman, twit Shadlet who ham In tbh of the Mast at . Atm i Lady. Amid trig flat ap a rams ham LE bard. ea tie 9th et *web Id, proceeded caddy from bumps demi sad wet him may bombe of viakiteg dm pianism a Parlisset m that, for this lopeeper amid. be, dim d theiked t mad be isobly prayed,. that the Hoak wild alai disk ied !aid M bbtio litidid lin WAOR.lpaille Mr. jobs Damen be brought ll.=ittgrasakistiPeL Sado mamba die Hsieh maids te the miss. dm the uredadies is id& We sios MI boo Medved Wane anise ammo wick Hoek ' pase ars withset lona math atkaart, it wasidahatome pd ti r& He was reedy toadish that tiers ware may drests- Omettal Maiden be this man mg Midi Wes as err the Eoldie Haim t sal be baps* do examk, Mid Ids r se tiPardsd, would ham its due WWI to premaig a NU ' . -dt dews it rtlaere,— Th e maks was dm apailm. ' ' ' ' • • Vida 1.11111111 TULDt. Oat& ef Mr. FOSTER, the-Hoofs Irs.' it Mae hildr Committee on the Litt Doty SYR Miiiriarie ' "'lle Report to be received tei afirtart. l'-' ,1 'lllr. VONTSIE Saved the Order of. die Dai :rot eltilllwah • to refblve itfelf into a Cousatittee to am mitit.t. . I.lner Trade. • And the Hoek blies in ; be Paid, the ateafure which be bed to etThadilt eettedenliciu of the Committee sea-, dune lisitterial objetts. In the ftr& place, be MO" to people 'au alteration in the mode of sp. WbqLinen lafpeaors in Ireland. The Trances d new the power of appointing four L ; but it would be neceifary to give them it fewer to appoint others in their head, if it. *told be secefary : in order to guard again& our Made that' might be • in the infpedion of li. The next • was one which concerned ; and .* objet of it was to give fpeedy whin it ilsoald be required, to parties complaining of the bad quality of linen. When a complaint of this hied was made in Ireland, the traces of the Limn Board had the power of funs- 1 inning all the parties, and referring the matter in difpute to two or three perfons, whole bisfinefs it was to ,ezandas the Linens. and fee if they were ow bad; and were to F ive a Oa sigh, • deci fi on on oath was bending anfo sa ch ft, thiymthe. linamary mode of proceeding such Stigation, and produced very bens- Aaa. It was his intention to propofe the Elh d of a flattlar (yeast in London, for the siegstie of preceding the Eng& purchafers of Li. era aria& any fruits whatever. as to the quality. al the gem& The Linen Board of Dublin had as vest redlieg here; and whenever a complaint was sada again& the quality of Linen, brought twee bon from Ireland, it would •be proper to inreil tida l a with a power to examine perfons on oath, is.' Abe manner as was done in Dublin, as to the of fads Lines. The Linen mu& be produced before two perfons, who thould be (worn to N ; td :e fair and inmsnialdecifion. The agent here have in this cdped the fame power as poffelfed by the Traces in Dublin. The parties in Ireland naigia appeal apk& the decifioss of this Tribunal, but, if they 44 it mu& be at their own ring ; and if they 'did not Erected in the appeal, they muft pay all expellees which they hal put the others to. The third point which formed a part of his plan west to maws the qvidity of the Linen. The bleachers of Ireland had lately made an alteration in the mode of bleaching Fawn ; inked of potath, they employed as ingredient called muriatic acid. It was Paid by many psalms, tbat this confiderably injured the qealry of the linen; although it had the effeft of bleaching much fooner ; and it was thought the ufe of is oasis; so be dikouraged. On this fabjell, he could give no other opinion than this ; that experi• ence bed not yet fufficiently afcertained whether it was injurious or not ; and that therefore it would not be proper, without further info, matioo, to forbid the ufe of it altogether. But, in order to fatisfy thofe who thought it injured the linen, and prevent any deception from being praflifed on them, it fhoul•I he provided, that every licenfed bleAcher, when he fent his linens to market. fhould be obliged to pot under his name the word ' muriatic' on each piece of linen bleached by means of muriatic acid. By this means, if the thing was bad, the public and the purchafert would know at once what to do, and be protected againit fraud ; and if it flionl‘l he found, on experience, to be good, the public would hare the benefit of it in time ; for it would in time Rad its own way. Tittle were the principal regulations whits be propofed for the bent fit of the Linea Trade ; and hay mg thus dated them briefly, he would not take up' the time of the Houle any longerthan barely to move a refolution, that the Chairman du aflt for leave to bring in a Bill to explain and amend the laws relative to the Linen blAnufatures of Irehod. The refolution was agreed to, and the lioufe being refiuned, leave was given to bring in the Bill. Mr. CARR at the fame time obferved, that the progref, of bleaching by the help cif muriatic acid was very prejudicial to the linen. 'auk coat LAWS. The Houle haring next refnircil itfelf into a Cons rnittee on the Irint Corn Alt, being the 43d of the King, Mr. FOSTER moved for leave to Wins in a DUI tcruatinue and amend the fame. Agreed to on the report being brought up, the Hoak granted leave,accordingly. NtSDISIBANOR COM SILL. Mr. CHARLES DUNDAS moved the order for receiving the report of the Mifdsmeanor Colts Bill. Mr. WINDHAM objelted to the Bill. as a mea fure coming into the Houk under the authority and rccommendationof the Quarter Seffloah which might I entertain views on tech a &Ilea, very different from what the Mute ought to have. He was forry to ols• ferve, that, for tome years, the Houk had been too much in the habit of legifiating in the f • • of seamy Quarter&Motu. This Bill purported to be an Aa for the maintenance of the due authority of Unit.' trates. All that was Very proper; but what was meant in the Bill by due authority ? Was there any relaxation of their authority. to require a new penal astute to enforce it t This was noti ce :o a r mode of proceeding : it was going into a coevals for new penal laws. Difapprovmp as did, of the Bill, unlefs neeeEty was thews for it, he wilted it might be put off to Come dilant day : and. if fuch a men ore was ow Katy. let it be brought forward next &Eon. Mr. CHARLES DUNDAS laid, he was willing to put this Bill off till Friday. and afterwards for three months, if required. He lud,he bad brought it forward at the sequel of feveral Magitkrates in the county to which he belonged: and who declared, that, without fetch a meafere, they could not pro. perly go on in the difcharige of their deity. Tbe law was not to be altered by it, but would be more elfoit totally executed. Many prokestions had oiled, in couiegnesce of Magierates sot knowing who were to defray the alum Ifs man fhould commit perjeri before them. they had a right to commit for 'Wall but they could not determine who Gould defray the armee tithe profit-Woo. Ills was a matter which ought to be regulated. That was the objea of the Bill now before the Honk. Mr. WILBERFORCE declared. that the Magif trates of Forklike bad dated to him that they telt great difficulty in dilcbarging their duty, in conk queue of the want of fools sui Aa as this. Me. FOX (aid, be did sot Wife to oppok the Bill ' bat weedy to sat. if the Bill was to pods away till nut aim why it millbt not be pin of at owe. inlaid of takitig up the time of the Roof. by briar sag kfarward next Friday ? Mr. CHARLES DUNDAS (aid, be bad no ols' *Nu to do fo $ and the Bill was accordingly put of h it three mouths. WOOLLSII 11•11011ACT011ilk Mr. It LASCELLES ro& to more the Order ot Ili*Day for the fecond reams of the Yorkthire Akre Regulation Bill. And at the fame time hi thm . sgist is neeaffery to fa y . a few words upon the (Age, of it. He brought in that Bill, purfuant to pram petitions which he bad prefented to the Honk, widow% siting an, opinion whatever upon the fubjea. Timm were many old and , throlete litanies on the fabled of the Woollen fdanufalture, which had long been wholly iaappßeable to the trade itfelf ; snit of courts, were not obeyed. Several vexations prole cations were carried on for the non obfirvance;of there Quotes ; fo as to render it neeetTary, for the relief of cloth manufafturers. UR year. to bring in a Bill to fa th ead all the penal odious then miens. That Bill would expire on the IR of July. and then the anions might go on, orders a treat Bill was in t trodnced, and the Ad revived. But that Bill chiefly affeded the clothiers in the Weft of Eagles& who differed very materially front the clothiers of York. thire. The former aced in the double chowder of manufacturers and merchants. But thole of York &ire &dad as a kind of middle men, and carried on the trade in an inferior kale. When their goods were manufadured, they carried them to market, and fold them to others, who were merchants. The fituatinn, therefore, and the in of di& parties, were dif ferent. Some of the old flames sffeaed the menu (adorers ofthe Weft of England; but did not afed that ofYorkflsire. With rerped to theßill how before theHoufe, be certainly thought it containeel principles which the Hoare ought not to entertain haßily. He did not bow that the whole country was muniments on the Mika of it. There was a certain dißrift which would certainly. not agree to it ; and if the Bill Ibould Oaf!, be hoped that diftrid would be excluded from its operation. If not, the manufac turers of that dill:id would go into Lancafbire, and carry on their trade there. He did not think it fit that a reftriaive law thould operate in one place, and that the people of the ref of the kingdom thould be left to carry on their bufinefs as they cleared. — The people who were hoßde to this Bill did not pe tition agaidi it, becaufe they knew that the Houfe of Commons would never maintain Inch a principie of trade as it held out. He walled to take this op. portunity of Acing the Right Hon. Gentleman at the head of his Majefty's Cabinet, whether he thought it would be right next year to revile the whole of the Ilatutes relative to the Woollen Manufacturers, and bring forward, in the courfe of next Seffien, Come " comprehenfive and effectual law on this tubs & ? He eamedly wifhed that the Winds might be taken up on a broad ground at frame to- - ture period and if Co, the prefent Bill would be un- \ necefrary. Admiral BERKELEY Paid, he was happy to hear ro ample an explanation an the fubjea from the Hon. Gentleman. The prefent Bill lie conlidered tinneefffary : and would therefore move to put at off for three months. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER laid, it war molt evident that the Bill contained pro vifions which ought not to be adopted without ma ture deliberation, and he did not think it ought to be paffed in the indent (Cajon. With ref pea to the re rifles° of thole penal ftatutes, on which many vexa tious adieus bad been hvought, be could not pledge hinsfelf to the Hen. Gentleman as to his adopting any Immature oa the tobjea hereafter. It was much to be wilted, that the confasitration of the whole of thole Ratotes might be gone into ; but, at the relent ad vanced period of the SelGon, he was afraid that could not be done ; and that no other mode for meeting the exigency of the 1.-wrnent could be retorted to, but that of reviving the ftapending Aa of laft Berton.— He hoped, however, that in another Seillon, the bon nets might be introduced in a manner by which it might be brought to tome general conchifion. Mr. BROOK laid, that the Bill paffed laft SefGon for folpending the penal ignore had coil the parties intereited in bringing it forward no less a Ann than 130=1. Ottrizirottei 4utet tie Al 114 off, and that tome rpm ant elf-A'ad -mod!dod might be adopted for Os ids* lidgdoet. Bebe would never content to aay meafurs, that might niter or interrupt that general (71h oCtloniallic Welk, ana domeflic happineli, *Mich prevailed mans the Cloth btanuthetarets °film calory he bald tikhdeSir so reprefeta. . . The fecood audio; of the Bill was then pot *tier three months. - . . . --• stave TRAM. Oa the report of the BM for aboffliting die Mara Trade, sad the quellion being pet for epilog Counfel ; Mr. WLLBEREORCE gave notice, that he would ounce an amendment in she Bill. The Bill already ffated, that all Teeth coming with {laves to the Wel Indies. after the fin of January, lkoold be forfeited. except thole that had cleared out front Groat triads whims five days after the perms of the Aft. Bat as he underilood many nails had been for fame tiara in a Ante of preparatioi, and might opt be able to clear out width that period, ludas they might Adler great injory; if the words Bood is they a. were in the Bill, be mood move to infest, Wiese of them 44 tin la of Odober Couafelbeing attending, were then called in to arpe wordless to the different Petitions againa the Bill. Mr. ?mot. and Mr. ?Linre - a-appeared at the Bar as Coonfel for the Maclean, Traders, and Mort. reees, trading tes an d Pag.roff •Proilret .the tt India glands •• •• Mr. AIMED'S and Mr. Canes, is &unfit for the Merchants and Trader' of Liverpool t and Mr. Beastly, as Ciratifd for Mr. Lyon, trot* the Mead of Jainaiate •.• _•-• • Mr. Root was Irrbiliril 4166 ! ettrlfyiskini about half an hour— " • , •- • A motion was made ARV air Icaufelestoseedi when there being no Mere died •Scrilkoitellelbr Houk of conrfe bdjourned. ' ' • TIODUIDAT. JUID! TRIG OF rrocuvus DAT AT ONE Cei e - Cora_ ferfALOW.DAkerl nft.-Ovishos 11." :* • Iliasgeow• polo if& 04-ekes Asa. IMP t 3 IPSICZ 0/ STOM VAITSIDATe • Dark Sserlea LAT4Aire.re • , r iarrod7reid 4 • Orel? . l a l • per Oest. Aft ' ere '• 1 J per Cog. 1397 pal Cola far axe. Left Paela jirara*So the inflant inektilmi*Duteli Papers to the 1,41-Rdiv the contents of oiiiskare carious and keelemarslV * The home Ibiloabet co the Eris elLisll)llrMit tub in Leghimiiiiii arreamla : refided there for lama . •. The Maar piths 3dcoataiss a mey Imegs.lisCs which hati.prokinfly appeared in ova of the huller - Papers, as amply Wise Note of Lord Hama esswev,. addrefred to the Ford& Idiniffsee, on the &Nett of Mr. Daaxi's coirefpondenge. - The molk prominent articles Is the Paris joisraals relate to the trial of the. coafpiresors, which.cooti. nues to parent the fame 'mockery of eves" &bertha deferves the name of Office. The fat could hardly ' be credited, if it were not openly avowed. do* OW tail& WRIGHT Was brought before the TribunsiM be examined as a witneA. - He behaved like a true Bri ton on the occafion : being a prifnner of war, be laid he could not depofe to any thing, and being an rei-, Ullman and faithful &bled, that he would :awe! no queftions. The Imperial Attorney General and CommiCary have delivered their concluding fpeeeheragainft the secured. They contend for the punithrnent of death I on all the perfons aceured, except three or four of the leaß dangerous. The charges on the part of the Government were concluded on the 3d, in the fore. goon of which day the Court adjourned for two I hours, to allow time for the preparation of the Fi t loners' defence. _ _ . There can be no doubt of the event of thefe trials. MORIALI and the other perfons secufed, we may rarely conjefture, have been condemned to die. Their execution probably followed : but we do not believe that any Waive accounts have been received to that died. The Tribunate met on the 2d, and after tome bu finefs of mere form bad been expedited, adjourned fine die. It is to be obibrved that the term Monfenr, in dead of Citizen, was applied, in (peaking of the dif ferent Members. - This day we received the Mo;teur of the sth; but it does not contain a angle word refpefting the trials of the Confpirators, tmleli we luppofe a fupplement to have been publifhed which has not reached ns. It contaims a lift of fome public funaionaries who have taken the oaths of allegiance, fome addreffes to the new Emperor, and txtrafts from books. There are rumours on the Continent of various important exchanges of territory, on which, however, it is impotLble to place much reliance. PARIS, JUNE 2. TRIAL OF TN I COMA! , IRATORI. Captain WRIGHT, who landed moll of the Confpi raters, wu this day examined. He hated, that be ing a prifoner of war be could not depofe to any thing ; and that being an Englifhtnan and faithful fubjedt, be would not anfwer any queltion. Gsoac is and Joraux pretended that they did not know Cap tain Witmer. He was recognifed by the jailer of the Temple, who law him *" loner in the year fix with Si was alto recognifed by ear 'ransom's, now under art with Sic aVDNEr, and was Iplc, where be paffsd fox Si; . name of Jule aft Being WA* okrranee, be return ed foon after in clifguiFe, and contribute& to SMITH'S SOW. All thefe fans be confetTed. At the anima of the Imperial ATTOGIIIT GRIM. RIM * the interrogatory which Captain WRIGHT on *TWOS in the Temple was read to him, as well as the declension of Tams UN. WRIGHT perfifted in his sefnfal to enterer. Jens 3 ,,, Witneffes were heard for the accufed, Ririe*, David, and Spin. The Abbe Sicard declares, that he was acquainted with the projed of reconciling Piebegrn and Moreau; that be approved this deign of his friend the Abbe David; and that the chrrefpondence which took place, contained nothing but jollifications on the part of the one, and an auras* of frieselihipin the part of the other. The fevers witeefes who appeared foe Spin, floktmely a favour of his integrity. and good che at*. • TM Imperial Arvoanv Ceneees then (poke as hilowe r c-- 0 Emery friend to the country paired forth bli C. the Government, which was infenfi . bly brim the want& of die State, whet the bor. rib i . sfteaspt lithe sd of Hivefe t was meditated for its delko,irms. It was well known that this attempt I,llmfibsent leggslind. and Oaf* )y the EngSS Go- s and the treads, beaten various their geittral *ions might be, united in doektring the whlkednifiof it. The report of the Graittiosigoin imens mi. that Pnwohneen; *so are unworthy of that bave,imert efsh vomilid forth on our land, &QOM *that Ors** *teem What was the obite of the raoltrotato Tb scented have hove not only' declared. but &tie i Prit , ••••else . • meet ofthe*sire affi l $4 Los. A.nd what was the klnd eCtistiores *eh thet Mudd have mired? Tha t erIM4 : !meld bite, besii diseemsg with thuds _V 11 44 did 4 1 c, with t• rFie Tt s t.•• at of a heti*. 411yeally, in the pay of &pewit, known by its aiding hatred. to *fillies: 'EA dynaf. which, by Oyhtg from a esialtofiepal throne, had ezpofed the saliva to ell the horrors of anarchy.-- From whom ad they receive their tuition * They agree that the isobAty were altogether indiffeeenta that the alwu were faithful, aid the people in &Rate airipip—k. They bad then no mil li on whatever to • A . A eelelilessi *tact t he great urao„invelled with satin* by a foknos aft. confirmed by en unapinsone What was Me objet of chafe , who fopperies' *MO The *bullion of Lions Touion, ISrcfk, tke, Aps ruin of our commerce, and to light up thrbande of civil war in every part of Prance.° The Imperial Commiffary divided the wonted into fkvers blares.—Thofe fent by England with Galore at their head. Thole who were re-united *Paris: • The accomplices from England. Tho(e who came from the Depertmeoph. The agents whoa was hontßed with their refpative abodes in gm Dipirtaieste. • Thofe who had private lodging* s Patio. nob whe received the Confpiratere without being oectaisted with their defigus * The fads Rated in 'the aft of accafation fully elbirligh the *Menge of the confpiraey. The pe foto of Georges at Paris is the molt alarming charge that can be brought againft him. Thofe whom he brought with him, as well as there who voluntarily accompanied bins, mull be confidered as bit accom pikes ; and their meeting dapates every doubt as to the exiftesee of e plot again& the (afety of the.,State, Charles Riviere and the two Polignacs pretend in vain that they were not the accomplices of Georges Their million, their voyage, their connedion with a part of the confpirators, and every acknowledgment they have made, prove them to be accomplices. Da vid, Lajolais. Moreau, and Couchery, are included in the fecoad clefs. Has Moreau taken part in the eon. (piracy ? Did he propofe to derive any advantage from it ?" The Imperial Commiffary, after (lasing the ch.. cumftances of the mitten of David, who was arreft ed at Calais about fifteen months ago, as he was go ing to fetch, from the mida of the enemies of ' , ranee, a friend whom he wilhed to reconcile with Moreau ; and after Rating the million of Lajnlais, who, on hit arrival at London, reported that Moreau had declar ed for the Princes, drew his conclufions that Moreau had taken part in the confpiracy after the firli debar. cation of Georges. He proves it by the correfpon. dence, which was eflablithed about this period be tween Villeneuve and Frefnieres ; by the million of Lajolais; by the hope of the French Princes ;—and lailly, by Pichegru being fent to execute the project. the probable fuccefs of which, without doubt, Moreau had communicated. Europe was aflonithed to fee the re-union of Moreau and Pichegru. To excufe this reconcilia. tion, Moreau reprefents, in vain, the return of the Emigrants, and the amnelty of the Chousns, whom he meets every where. Does he thence think himfelf authorifed to conneft himfelf with a man whore trea fon is known to him ? Moreau, you are not a Pimple individual as you reprefent yourfell to be. You were a General inChief. You had an appointment of 40,000 francs, which is that of alloal fervice. You were at tended by four Aidvde-Camp. You were therefore one of the firli perfons in a Government, again& g 1164 !Om COIN 'CT ten the iaiso jed ilea till fear tie • • . ' . Weeatinue and mead the fame. Agreed to. Alel*.'lolo:4trittztrottei v Pdticuiairritaitr PROCEEDINGS. on the report being brought up, the Hoofs granted off, and that Come gips ei leave,accordingly. . might be adopted for the - w MO.illigOF4ai>l . ll**llDDIRSDAY. JUNE rg. st ISO/MANOR 04111111 W • would never confetst to aay t Tbe MA Pet& Aecoaassllisreat thretreb a Cemsolttec, whit- Mr. CHARLES DUNDAS moved the o r d er for or interru p t that genteel rya ma smeneelmsi the re”"*"£*.cel"dr £ o4l h£ lal ordered 1 ° receiving the report of the Mifdemeanor Coils Eill. aria domeflic bonbon; why M mod a third time to-memsw. Mr. WINDHAM objected to the Bill, as a Men- Cloth Manalhaurers albs F , A mleMe mains brought from the Commons by Mr. Peter Memo sad aims. fore coming into the Houk under the authority and to reprefent. • Ths Mee the table were derwsided, sod the Hook adjourn- recommendatirmof the Qt2arter Settioes, which might The femoral radio" of the id dB Iminemews entertain views on loch a febjeft, very different from three mooths. - . what the Houle ought to have. He was Corry to oh. veers TI HOUSE OF COMMON& • terve, that, for force years, the Houle bad been too 'On the report of the DM I I ffe • ' JIM "' ft "' the °tene m ent ' s° the Cue ' s I° mach in the habit of legiflating m the ( • • of satiety Trade, sad the quellion I Illesdaed, pawed at the bar meths moved forma -, lormertey, retake to wee twee. dm lasported two sod v,itarter Stin°Ot• This Bill purported to be an Mt Counfel t from Scathed, waft ways. for the maintenance of the due authority of Magig Mr.WILBEREORCE x re= awed he 110111610 of (Utter* mfa lima dam trates. All that was fiery proper; but what was glove an amendment in dm a t sal ala 4 dm Zino " rthtsd to 'be ilk of gs* la" meant in the Bill by due authority ? Was there any Rated that all meek combs mok, telem as prism &meet thefe goods bed bore carried Ono th,ig.and else ~,,, (bad the , bakt au be rob , baba , relaxation of their authority, to require a tow penal Indies, after the fin of Jam the JOAN& that ell Mb& rods malt be fold us Lemke, astute to enforce it?` This was not a proper mode of except there that had claire l'e feed this, \maw, see the way from Liverpool, was limed proceeding : it was going into a Reveal coevals for within five days after the pa tobeweiseive of irtat leservelieoce and mane :11114.911 eider new pena l l aws . Difapproving,asLedid,oftheßill, b e tio d er aood man y ve g e ta unsr " fe l a the n ir ea m anio ttnet t s e pnik 4ll tl 4 ; tw it weukt aabbra . b. mall " te unlers neeetEtY was &ewe for it, he withed it might in a &etc of preperatiol, as Tikemostethek iron tee as mos r oot r .g o kweaweataget Yee be put off to tome dilant day : and. if Poch a meafure clear out within that period a Croldlea. to Set Adt late ecelidwedee, eat pad a was necefrary, let it be brought forward out Saco. goat injury, lithe words* Ratitaito•__, ear o oroltl., bacaPolloo_ ____,_ toOLOVI* aBM ends toaaloot Mr. CHARLES DUNDAS (aid. he was willing ate B il l, be (Weld move ti 1 "" l " °dig MI ell , "ea ""'" " Y ds° to be to nut this Bill off till Friday. and afterwards for 44 the ta of Oftober Igoe." Mto Limped. The Repertlideg reeelveL aad weal te by .- l o s H oo k b oo e ems m e m so m ot i e .* gig • • three months, if required. He fidd s _ he had brought Couatelbein; attending, w Oa the sedum at*. lIIIIROBMIKAYRNA,the Comadteces it forward at the sequel! of fevers' Magifkrates in the according to the different 11 ' of begoly sad Was Mess wino pat al ai Friday. county to which be belonged: and who declared, Mr. Poor and Mr. l'en • Mr. °almost who haa t= a t ale a h e e De r n "' " 4 " at that, without loch a inestare, they could not pro- as Cotinfel for the Mamba Medlet or ths Moot ___, Mamba, Mrs; * a ft. dos ee s t O O % kg a p a ram f ttm ur, perry go no in the ditcherge of their duty. Theta* gapes. trading as, and pa bawd, is the ett el Miweb lea, proceeded sok* am awe- was not to be altered by it, but would be more effsii Wett India Ithaca..- demos and Do Oslo oar intortaa et *own OM 1 16 0. 81 at totally executed. Many valuations had failed, in Mr. AIMED'S and Mr. Ptionemei do. Ow Mt hoPrePer woo" I"PkW Pm" a copieqtleset of Magillrates se knowing who were to' the Merchants and Traders too ki s sad a s Smoak pfssei,., &a ode'. oeft meld mead milli la 111im litaadia. defray the espeom. Ifs man &tool& commit potion} Mr. Scantly as Ciritifd M el Wlool.thamMee Mr. jobs Derma be brought before th em, they bad a right to commit for trial; the Mead of Jaimicae •''' m air soizr Alit . _ a tellatlnsold. but they could not determine who lhould defray the Mr. Root was Irrbli fwenn' i n e h ethe f le htel Weldon menet of the profecution. 'ills was a matter which about half a n hour— - ••• to the mettem — Bil dim the aordeitisa is yid& this , .. stn bid bob boobo o tab ma alba babob bo, [ des Haab mit to be regulated. That wan the olio& of the A motion was made dell OM aver wlthuittiess watt ettwalere, It waeltabsades its mt. nil I now before the Houk. when there being no Mire idimo lie was realty toadish that there were gray dream- Mr. WILBERFORCE declared. that the Mailif Honk of ann i re tdi°° llo o 4l . Ihilitiat Slowed+ A dab non albs obid , .edit ea £££ 16 £ trates of York/hire bad Sated to him that they telt mottlig rimOdle Hades sal be hoped die wasegle, wt , Ms ab obaba. baba boa ib ab Auk b Fab* , a sha great dif fi enfty in difcharging their duty, in coat LONE .. -At* t ut el adliem—Tbe media wee Am ogr eolos. pima of the want of rock el Aft as this. . •'' • • • SOW 1.11111111 TULDt. Mr. FOX raid, be did sot rite to oppok the Bali ...-... ' Win of Mr. FOSTER. dn./loafs Imo but olittlir to sate if the Bill was to Pars away till SYR • TRUIUIDAI MOOR tor $ Committee on the Liras Deity out adios. why it might not be_est _of at once. wet of mecu m s E 1111110111ili' ' _`The Report to be remind to ballad of raki , * OP the nee of the Boole by bring. Cost few teit'llafien Willerdw. -v: ,1 : . log itforward next Friday ? - Zs es ! _es s r o it i * - 1111r. YONIIIIIL Saved the Order of, (be D ili :toe lb. CHARLES DUNDAS ( aid, be bad no oli , lP IUCZ Or 11.$ lima . to relblve itfelf into a Cooniittee to nog- Joe* to do fll $ and the Bill was accordingly Put i _ _per B" Ceia l litespig Mittbeit.e Linea Trade. • And the Houk boils io elf for three lavaahL ' Dinned 3 rsiumtviet ' 'be Paid, the meafure which be tip IFOOLLItiI ItAltOtrACTollitlir 4 4 per rport.poHi ' • ett*dis meildertliciu of the Committee erga," Mr. a LASCELLES rote to more the Order tit 'lt yer Cell' £797 $5l. Wee material °bras. In the Art place, be thieDay for the feenud reading of the YorkfluTe CO.. *lnt to porde ' aualteration in the mode of ap. Ibsen &Tattoo Bill. And at the fame time he Lag night Int .. Linen lafpeaors in Ireland. The Trances thmaglo it why to fay . a few words upon the askant inchille‘oßClDute , bqd new the power of appointing four In. Noe, of it. He brought in that Bill, purfuant to t h e conten t s of whisk are es . g but it would be neeeffary to give them a esteem petitions which he had pretended to the Honk, The latw -that on fewer to appoint others in their Rod e if it widlontsiaing ano opinion whatever upon the fubjeet. ..,, . . ___, . -. • • ______ n he : in order to guard against any Then were many old and , thfolete Ratutes on the "in in Leghorn loge *anal , fdeeth (Weight •in the infpeffion of ti- fabler" of the Woollen Manufalture, which had long refided there for fifteen yea The De n • i was one which concerned -been wholly isappracable to the trade itfelf ; and of The ifergirear of the oda) !iitut g and Ahe ebjeA of it was to give fpeedy courts, were not obeyed. Several vexations prole- which bait oral - nay apps wises R &sold be required, to parties cations were carried on for the son obfirvance;of ample Coln N =int of the bad quality of linen. When a theft llama ;foas to render it necetTary, for the P aper . *5 • __ t of this kind was made in Ireland, the render cloth matutfaiturers. OR year.to bring in a *muffed to the Yoreign fi Mistioes of the Linen Board had the power of Cum - Bill to furpend all die penal ailioes then peados. Mr. Daaas's coirefpoodet miming all the patties, and referring the matter in That Bill would expire on the ilk of July. and then The moil prominent art difpute to two or three perfons, whole befinefs it the **Rion!' might go on, elders a frelh Bill was in- . Byte to the trial of the. was to exantine the Linens. and fee if they were trodnced, and the Aa revived. But that Bill chiefly nun to potent the fame ei or bad; and were to give a *fretted the clothiers in the Weft of England, who =a i m emb, ' doci fi on on oath was binding di ff ered very materially from the clothiers of Yo r k. deferves the name (Sinitic an i tona ch ft., tili riga& itionmary mode of proceedirg Osire. The former ailed in the double champ:ter of be credited, if it were not sleds litigation , and produced very bent- Imanufaeurers and merchants. But More of York- Lain WRIGHT was brought A lias. It was his intention to p r opel*. th e (hire seed as a blade( middle men, and carried on tlx E d examined ift• II of a gnaw fy am in London , f or th e trade in an inferior fcsle. When their goods were wipe& of retelling the Englilli parchafers of Li. manual:hired, they carried them to market, and fold ton on the occeftent :being slog apish any treads whatever, es to the qua lity them to others, who were merchants. The fituatinn, fie could not deport to all of the semis. The Linen Board of Dublin had an therefore, and the Own& of thife parties, were dif- liftman and faithful &bid agent Teddies here; and whenever a complaint was (erect. Some of the old flames 'dated the memo (I, eftio n s . aide against the quality of Linen, brought over fafturers oftbe Weft of England; but did not ate • am from Ireland, it would be proper to instil this that offorkfitire. With rerpeff to theSilltiow before The Imperial Attorney with a power to ex amine pe r fon s on oat h, i n theHoufe, be certainly thought it contained principles a have delivered their carol f a me manner a s was demo is D u m as as to t h e which the Hoare ought not to entertain haßily. He secured. They contend fe d belt Linea. The Linea mail be produced did not know that the whole country was unanimous on all the patens scented Ireton two pertain i who fliould be fworn to give a on the (ebjeA of it. There was a certain dißrift the leaß dangerous. The fair had inspertialdecifion. The agent here &told which would certainly not agree to it ; and if the vernment were eonc have In this cdpeit the fame power as poffeited by Bill &cold Pats, he hoped that dißria would be 9olui the Traces in Dublin. The parties in Ireland excluded fr om its o pe ration. If not, the manufac. loon of which day the • =sight appeal ga it the decifioa of this Tribunal, curers of that dill:id would go into Lancafbire, and hours, to allow time for i buts i'f' they 44 it must be at their own rifle ; and if carry on their trade there. He did not think it fit toners' d e f ence . they did not fumed io the appeal, they aloft pay all that a ma:Waive law °mold operate in one Place, There can be no doubt 'a men w hich they batt the o th ers to. The and that the people of the fell of the kingdom thou's( • thW point which formed apart of his plan west to be left to carry on their bufinefs as they cleared.— Mousy and the other millers the gelidity of the Linen. The bleachers of The people who were hoßile to this Bill did not pe. rarely conjeiture, have bee lodised had lately erode an alteration in the mode of tition againfi it, becaufe they knew that the Houfe execution probably follow liteeking linen; inked of potath, they employed of Commons would never maintain fuch a principie that any putative accounts as ingredient called muriatic acid. It was Paid by of trade as it held out. He walled to take this op. circa. nosy perfons, that this confiderably injured the portunity of aflcing the Right Hon. Gentleman at qoality of the linen; although it had the ace of the head of his Majefty's Cabinet, whether he thought T he Tribunate met on bleaching much fooner ; and it was thought the ufe it would be right next year to revile the whole of the finer, of mere form bad of is ought to be difcouraged. On this retried, he Ilatutes relative to the Woollen Manufafturers, and fine die. It is to be obfkrvei could give no other opinion than this ; that experi• bring forward, in the courfe of next Semen. Come /lead ac citizen. was ap oi ence bed not yet futficiently afcertained whether it l'imple, comprehenfive and effeaual law on this ferent Members. was 'injurious or not ; and that therefore it would fu g od ? He eacne dly willed that the bufinefs This da not be proper, without further info , motion , to forbid might be taken up on a broad gr ound at Come fu- - ywe received t the are of it altogether. But, in order to fatisfy cure period L and if 10, the prefent Bill would be un- \it does not contain a flngl thofe who thought it injured the linen, and prevent neceffirry. of the Confpirators, inlet any deception from being pratlifed on them, it fhoul.l Admiral BERKELEY laid, lie was happy to hear to have been publifhed w he provided, that every licenfed bleacher, when he fo ample an e x p lanation in the fubjeft from the contains a lift. of Come pu fent his linens to market. thould be obliged to pot Hon. Gentleman. The prefent Bill he conlidered under his name the woad • muriatic' on each piece tinnecerary : and would therefore move to put it taken the oaths of allegi; of linen bleached by means of muriatic acid. By off for three months. new Emperor, and r; xtra6 this means, if the thing was bad, the public and the The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER There are ru mo urs or purchafers, would know at once what to do, and be aid, it was moll evident that the Bill contained pro- i mportant exchanges of to protected againft fraud ; and if it flioiJA be found, on vifions which ought not t o be ado p ted without sea- experience, to be good , the public would have the titre deliberation, and he did not think it ought to be o is impolLble to place is benefit of it in time ; for it would in time lad its own paged in the pekoe feilion. With retpedt to the re- PARIS, way. Theft were the principal regulations whi:h he titian of throe penal Ratites, on which many vexa- TRIAL OF Till plISPOlid for the benefit of the Linea Trade t and hay. tions odious bad been brought, be could not pledge as , Captain sr RIGHT, wh, tog thus Rated them briefly, he would not take rap hinefelf to the Hon. Gentleman as to bis adopting any this the time of the Houle any longer than barely to move meafure oa the fobjeit hereafter. It was much to be ratan* was day etai a refolution, that the Chairman do afic for leave to wilhed, that the cunfiettration of the whole of thole ing a parole' of war hi bring in a Bill to explain and amendthe laws relative Rotates might be gone into ; but, at the prefent ad- thing ; and that being a to the Linen 141,,nufatures of Irehod. vanced period of the Seffion. he was t he p i could fubjee, be would not and The refolution was agreed to, and the Houfe not be done; and that no other mode for meeting and . prow a pretended was ded il being retuned, leave was given to bring in the Bill. the exi g enc y of the moracnt could be retorted to, but tam WalG". • 'I& CARR at the fame time obterved. that the that of reviving the furpending AB of loft &Con.— He progrefs of bleaching by the help of muriatic acid He hoped, however, that in another Seffion, the bull- the Temple, who law hi was very prejudicial to the linen. nets might be introduced in a manner by which it ' loner in the year fix wit( ti ia aso CORN LAWS. might be brought to Tome general concliifiun. I was alto recognifed. by c The Houfe having next refnivcd itfelf into a Coos- Mr. BROOK raid, that the Bill paffed Taft Seffion . T I ansistra r now under : - rnittet oa the Trigs Corn Aft, being the 43d of the for folpending the penal silkier', bed coil the parties King. intereited in bringing it forward oo las a Wan don M i with Sic xl;,3ll'f, and w. r. FOSTER moved for leave to Wins in a Bill i 30:icol. plc, where he pal led for "lIMMMIMMI cornea Dy [sic palms - ... ...- ... r-- there when he was a pri- which you avow that overtures hate been made eves Sir &rouse Siege's. He on the part of the Princes. You had duties to fulfil ; ter witneffes, and by one and you ought to have given an account of the eri- refl, who had been taken i minal projats which had been confidentially comma put with Lim in she Two- t nicated to you. Your filence refpeftiag Pichegru. who it St DIM% ferrmt, by the I ovglit to hay: been Winded by you ; is en!, abk.— . • • , HOUSE OF COMMON&