Star. — London, England, 1819-06-30 00:00:00

,AaNANOS fable Mad Lamm& .. upon - i p t k declared it impala* , jam ti : • - - . to*. RI. It guild be pile.ca rho whdo, E.trilaCit slmkgd poi -only he alai pear, Wad 1 yawns Wande4 *bash be wished it la pro dirough the Houiel . ... *4 ...,. :Ma 'lotion was4laiii s st. the DM was read doaliblat data. . ti.ited .1: vii . At...wt. ‘`Vialle*MSll . lllMtliiiii - - 'We - -—-- -- - Ikave Active& P not CMS to tde - Odeadtwinta _ Redletwast r M that Bill bad wderittaataly bean Arad by tb. Howe; ise was we liras disc the puede, of TeWea meld pet be attweded by any tipaarabla remit ha was dolmas IS lay It at ite table, hi ode that the leilltilisees which the tempattabla tadd Aire ha had the homer so Idpeeseat aseendoed mat that emit*lldpit ba placed spas weeed. and bombe Wawa to the Olasenr at lasgesa—Bed. 4 NOM to lie es the table. 1:011141111110X ow sslrsigh DICAINSCOT hoped .. tore stages good humour .. diality which would be most likely to be productive of arrangements by which contending interests would be protected. As to the measure with regard to small Stills, be thought it better that it should be post poned until next Session. It was a measure that re quired consideration, and involved intricate and liti gated points. It was therefore right that there should be - interval give his Right Honourable Friend the hoo___,ner w ou ld . the Chancellor of the Esc actennt this delay. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUE,p, reply, said he was not prep are d f or a discussion ' the finances generally, now ; he could, however memory and his general knowledge of the the finances, give some answer ; he would • the Honourable Gentleman's own shewin F , him that some reduction had taken pld..e• appeared, that up to the sth of January last there!': ( n a reduction of the funded debt of £2B,ooo,txT :ourse the interest upon that ceased entirely, v : 'lt be estimated at £900,000. Then as to the •,•:-; funded debt, from the purchase of three per cents, of five per cents. a reduction was made in of £BOO,OOO. There was an at rear due to •': . upon Exchequer hills, which had not been them, because they refused to exchange these bill, the principle upon which interest is paid presunu the bills had been either given up or exchang e , . there had been a provision made by Parliatt,e: meet the arrear of interest. Then as to the d.. the accounts which should have been laid upon..: it was impossible, from the nature of thett.i.l . they could be forthcoming at the time propos, the Act. It was true, they should have been ma . on the sth of January last; but Government i counts not being closed until the 25th of March, th lootild not until that period be put into a conuitie n _ laid before the House. There N% ai one item e , ttbese, of £36,000, which it was complained was L e i Tided for; but it would be seen, that ymvitioa been made to meet it in the appropriation of t!:e by Parliament. firma and the CHANCELLOR of the Exam mutually explained, after which the lte.olut:ca agreed to. CHURCHES IN SCOTLAND. The Order of the Day being moved for taking i:ro further considtration the report of this Bill, Lord A. HAMILTON objected to the clause whi6 gave the patronage of all the new Chinches to fze Crown, as counteracting the intention of raising part of the Stipend from pew-rents ; ;111.1 wished to be informed how landward Churches were to he pro. vided for, since pew-rents could not in many parts of the country be taken into account? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER de• fended the patronage of the Crown as consonant to the Scotch Establishment, and explained that a furl was to be provided by Parliamnidary grants lc: . • place +het .renti paid not be re- Clergymen oui;il which Ivo& d crowd this doctrine, as and flatterers. . the minimum cf maximum should be - . acted the Church, Motives. postponed till the .1-morrow. ;ELLOR of the EX itself into a Cut• that the opi. present questioa founded on the must be I:ad of the country debt, the other _ amount of the expenditure. The resorted to, and he took maintained the case. :CHEQUER de. , Gentleman, as country ; for he ' upon, the con. The present advantageous in would result to put an end career of fraudulent efficient Sinking proportionate re sum to be bor. 4 or 6,000,0001. the Right Hon. Gentle- Exchequer) had stated c t per Cents. but wil l ich per Cents.was had au-el deal on the ad e country would (Mr. Ricardo) was • beneficial: they surplus of his regretted that antes had taken were at first in , and thereby interest for his me- what sum the . the Excheque I Fund next year =HEQUER re amount as in the iculate. _ progress, and the Re to-morrow, (this da y ). the whole Ibu,e, would, to-morrow *plain and amend tie n and Ireland. .which be had not yet thought it very !eve ihOuid move that du re e Public Funded a:•,1 the lit of Januir with the an.r,ugl . redeemed, I,:e. could be the Or making this ;Nfot:on ? for Finances of e.e ccuc• as that which be tiro ACCOltllti fe. Abe Howe that us 4 c they he ir se y " se l A — . . • • . • t.• ° % • \ . . ~... . , \` , ' , / • • ..• „ f._ • . . / . • • • A ...‘ • * * 1 * • ,I . ' . • • frillinig 1111.14.1.00/01 OW Hon. i i' • 7 . ‘ ' ..: ~,,,.. . . . . isebereeieep m _ i;4 l o t. iiiirti .. 4 ,...., . . -;.-- ... , , iseeieri it sidiiiieller bepottueee is kw . *mild" ~ ' • -7 - VP or thi ' libpssios - at se ten illebeigid *Po isittl . 'a • i • . '‘' .u., _ ~... • ' -' • • Wric a 'il r iS a i s k t°' eVi VII , * of .f 1 „ , .. . ~ , h ain d ,e! „ mr . corm ena! The as the 119thiiiiieue, and whit • '4 l ; , .- • thatiarotir vi Of the instraiciu in re F hate attendancai IMO to be mrsactariol. •• ' • • ' ' . * - - t '. •• - • liftbit painplilk wilis 't, andile 'belkittl 'upon 1 S• ' Of the expiring Act, respecting its Acta oa Waa l , , .„,,,____ _,lblusembilli •* • . ,___''' • .4 .. 71Bk time teem betrue.Noiteeteloltareproaebieg Govern- f r om 1 • i • 4k.. he knew enough to assure their ewe *-2 1b , (1 .• . ~ I N v s , M il li s tin g sii .41Fri a llac h al i o ns T iii yukketbe to he Mimed iblllatippeduction, it was aimed of the !.)- Sal e : si k rtittie si t( t Si *We l =WAX. '— ' • *-• . - ifthe 8'44 9i Air "le4cerw b h° ttr w su - ( y r : l ce 1 , r„,,.......5. . - , • _ A wAry w simrsie . to, urn_ encouraged y y 1 L e a Raba& joked ) -.map wa s aft erwa r d s ray masuvise, out oiwelisse . OW I . piriort ' left Boiled of Excise. The effect of the a ppe 4 , • .E t ailvarimMisx the awards of • ia ;bit eery r i ,""ltil aiss4 . 4 4 o 4,l "' -a,„,,,- 4 __:.: , -.' •.. ' - lie iptal Fine Laws was far from being exaggerated. He been i , • 4 %Again be ueu tubes * Tant's oath- But Sy r pilylp.m s aV i ar s aso ilig, . . . 1 abieeotig , diring the last ycar, that a number of of cost . ' . 'their Ili s ciella y let mem by *IP Preload lA* rasa beitsdai r Sri 4 11 4 01 $0 14 ,PWSIk. ilerepue lllPiffrated.from the North, to the amount of might ' , ,1 ‘ ilil_. / 4! . l 1 tbs of the UuiPul. would we Ami. C- Hohtfeer ies.din,. ol 4 Kr; ssi i.i ... - dia 28,000, and many more were preparing to set out. funde i , ( vacia blretillseass t, at : ni t ration thes4 of . the .r.stiits • 414 t banats Lawto , ageta ; -- a - s - e - t i - , 1 446-- .,domisibitt ed; 6, r --- : ---- vaiiime c ti - 7 - joied : pe nveietai knep that roim th a e nd lri th sh ey in wo reri d co c i t tin tv u er e e to o b u e r sb in . o kis st place at S urns , u bssisi ':t IS invetei (os, and they would continue to be sO, .s j yj o '1 .` ' t• of trade ?—{ Hier , hear. ?poems an lambent loss tbs samressikblib'hiidistb‘iniemdlberit'OMlPaset long as they were driven from their irative land.by B an k heir, it laid dieecdy hold of his life interest, hider! lisollosslt NA littut i IP litauf aa d= gi bta.fgeZ the hardships they met with. The last American them, • ' • talicies, and compelled bialys vent in l ;a t in O4 ant atmeeeeketilddrietWeibefo Mr ' ''‘de stai fought chiefly by Irishmen. He wottid not for th . , _ I • -1 , w as mdr"refed to tialufir ws". S ates.,.„ and shower& etbereame, aseestlig ii ea se 0,100, stir kw 410tam pt to expatiate on ths effect of the laws relating that . anddilapidate the elute as he judesl it toe- sit et sks IllseMus onad loomatimbp. so illicit distillation in lrehand—they rendered the But t .**lhilt. Few families, he feared, were exelOpt jklifsi lleis iket tiesey.leet wad* ait h iporbat iibopli diseteitented, and turned a part of the coun- to me -. • . ri ft s ; but be lipped ,that some WOW' , " 14 " 1 " 114 " . E• 111°144 , ...„..,.. 4 " , pi; which waaeminent **order and morality, into of the '.:' ' I *be devised lii choking soch . ditilikirri. - 114 : sen • • i — r d eV a Sala t y eared it viand sa d i fi st ob e dyryle. . .• - up the *Mar MI -' beat lon.illesie i but • 'SWAM 1 Earl MOUNT CHARLES bore testimony to the that ti .4111,n - the fences erillalkille, Ili lag :I=roeflltirjeet s VPlPlALlefliffireatuJis , leetspectability of the author of the pamphlet, who, by the a . . ..., ~ ~,„.........,,..) , ,,t oskta llaiiiildial livit r , th turccui ri e dromm ast i ova . i sisis ,: :t i ce . Awn' ~,.....hisitui. t tio:? of f Mateistrat!, had the most er- out 01 .. , . .. ereithee . •, ~ ......., - ,: i ~, eaulie.apportunittes oin ormation es to the effects count ' . asit.Ses stage; bet bles44 *e ditie . 1 Mr. Leal was • . pal lba so l tav isrles s r the conduct of the people. He cou ld •Al - a w e ea k..,. . ... •-•- 4 • • . • ; .0' -, • • rat, yid& hit ralleseil te AM the eneourageUteat of small b e lai . - 'lite LORD C NW, be blpi sr Is. alit 'redid it be.* . ii . 611 6 0.101C ' . Tee: so vitally bectltterf, that no measure of these, , . orovil .d,' • • i llibisr .A .9l4l4- ' %hb "" 4011 P dil i k av oi c. , thsal ik4 mise "vial 4.z/wilt , amid be eeectual withodkit. '4 91 /70 • • ealmiiillarleilikli took dap '- . •-- - LIMY PARNELL appttivett of the BM, 6d b tein argi eV i weelatteibmitesible foreifitpdhielhao. , , ___,____, — to _de -I "•_,_ ,- - Ili-spoire of the evils which resulted from illicit dis. s axes - ledilettold tor el , IWO* to Ow ilt Ills likilire to 1 . - Tho Cm° 6lll °° ww - "I'"nu" PTV'''. - 1 °°"! dilitiou, bet said that the fair trade of Wand bad Mr forwarding the Bill. ' ''. ' ' '- ' " dia . " ala " nad a °wines mu, , ~., . . ,:. . : ~ -1 7,e—ou l e improperly restricted by the Act which pro- Quilt Thlellitit of LkitillisittAiii lbiNiNstis bode : . Air . WILLIAM Dig qui gp ox Alen. erase " 'tamed Irish spirits from being vended by English was I ql l . elf th lP. A illiaggill. W l ,d l i 141 0 1 . 111 . __,. 44 *WY anti be sliauldieee *Ol ai*si b tAr4o.lo4; ' zetitilets, and contended that it was a violation of an *' _ . House ulcu tow - 'war MIVIIINeI Os eisintos tato Sul tmama of Mr . "s tes 'Melo- essential • mticle of the Act of Union, which guaranteed Th • • the appeacidet elite. . Iliondo4 Isft lc MOM the tte'dith° of the Mums. _ 1 0 loShoredebP.° l % '' the admission into England of Irish Manufactures. furthi - . leisure: for the considemstim at • FORZION SNLUITglert Itr.t. Lord CASTLEREAGH observed, that as there L o 1 - *veins Eurlof Noble CAIRNAIIVON ow NpPed, rivet_ - 4 ,.. e°l6 " Hawi l l iv ci l l etot °44 a ' is lim bs a t i : e l adligli p fesuwit ." l " Nat ara bi t appeared to be.a general concurrence of all parties ave g ' - 11L i t i lizt the Suss taint= Lead upon the *WV In , some eadasat bid n ot awl . w Ids.batriedit m the pr i nc i p l es of the Bill, he hoped to see its fu- Crow "MU - A had declared it hnposullt for bins to at.' lately : tr wee e Pemba heat lils'Oceedtaues *gists fti Fe- tare stages discussed with that tood humour and c0r- _..... .. • • a . •111 , . . ...._44 -; iiif • - eiiiiiitiltVoN said, bikes their .Mr. DICal c"Miasi achedts:e r te brlaj szw2ll l:a MS to rwe an intervl to give . his Right Honourable Friend Churches l n . places where pew-rents col torte laid Ikeheachid to chi Oilleo•er the Day du efteeectil Huey VUL rniatise coast Droop tune to obtain . all the information requisite upon the lied on, as in the Highlands of Sco!lan 1 for the exandeatton of evidence at the Election for. of Sewers. Aker kissing it in, he should subject, and give it the must thaturt deliberation. It Mr. HUME thought that the Clerl Batrostaploi be felt it . ineumbunt. 011 attbsa to call move that it be printed.. Hawoold then mad agmof it round was not a want of earnestness in his Right Hon. Friend to be elected by the congregations which reheiristeeties to t h e " e d uc e of *sea the ~ all dm* hiembet* who bile efondolotwitkelY to be affected that made him solicitous that the measure should be the Churches. e ht s ,hi en e fl i g h t h im ieet*te.thet* . _, ,41 i a t i k e t si ttigt, b h xzi w y„,,, , ,r, ~,,„„,„,,,„"° " l 4gr e t w o. " 'Thi, "7 ,,,,,.`"'" deferred; but as it might not in the first instance Lord BINNING protested against th , . elf Justice in the ,04,00p4 get. • • do upon the esibjew 11% the prated Swim s is the ere compler satisfactio_n ? it suss twe_esery that time ten_ding to make the Clergy fanatics th an , . '• • et .4 • lead oonleasplios, senia,„ • -. tssltt he hewed to be able : ts being In sect aMU as wesld art should be given thr a fair trial of the o th er pr o Mr. MAXWELL moved, t h at as . e 1 1 • 4 Ire e ll et ied,eth. cruse a s h ee rbi e d ep , .: ~ t an to Matt with the et the House,Leave given. the Bill, and for the most accurate consideration of stipend was fixed at £ 2OO, the maxim ' , • i iilherrie,•and Rabat Edwards ; bit West • • - 1. .' me; ' - ionts. - ‘ - ' •'' • AntA 1 0 0 1110 11 • 11 -ernew and s soudtor.cepe_ b th e ts b ons f . The Noble Lord added, .that as it would fixed at 1:850. In Scotland persons entsrt etcae~days that the attendance of the not from secular, but from spiritual fn( lMvet. very O s ' iiiaria til .was e mi asraapay 444l4 ll: ) , . " . A° I.ll llllsa tielliSirliaPi sgasiCar ill br i lL l M Mlll 4til °1941" ci Kle e' House for be few days a measure of such ma g- This Amendment was, however, post -1 • takedown hd. egrryilistimpoomit jusedos. dos ether . persons eesvleted . tutu& and complexity could not be sufficiently ntly du- thied iiading, Which was fixed for tan , . Asia be verified a r e. lbeVeitibej . -.•' ' , C. I obsessed. that se ers et the persons coo. cussed during the remainder of the Session ; but he • is, FUND LOAN. . a , 2 Issidt.**4.errelivalilains . %), was certain it was oat of thefirstquestions that would On the Mode° ef the CH ANCELL( 'ia: l * . billv, 4 E14 It. ;. . . ' ,:k .....)!' mps,"" ' Mr. WYNN said, k was 1. "-e te ' ar t be ism:Anted afteethe next reeethig of Parliament. CHEQUER, the House resolved itself . ' iNL.c,.' of /-.ozn '; ..... . ' • .* -; .. :adf dant i Vaat ain a t l e t` d Utter . -ir k ".l l l . l t iell . Me sa clau ses of the BM were din severally put and mittee dn .* the Sinking Fund Loan Bill. '""''' and ' " • • .' . ..skews *** : " ''•-'-. ' • -; -- eAkiatloni it:intros.' '-'•',' '' ceitleoak. etttaisslE tee • ~ , i ~ . - '' - "y Mr : A. Cascsissilisi;•the Cuawczeeoa Mr. WILLIAM SMITH observed, ...114...41....w5. • art of the l"t KAKV2 di t ocom osi o fiatelat ird ... Onith ili l l / 4 112QWW II j Colonel &Mkt, Genstal HAAT, Ilion he had long formed upon the pr ' .f. ' ti. i CIMIXIt . - * 1 . 2% . •Ma observed,' Si had kW Witk ' .. . 'with - is- . , lifr . G. IfieiV sinct Mt - Mange PHAKLIL • was now realised. This opinion ens fo •• • ••-is . . • na no ' • ' ' os ' taw fressilis: IF. Haien, Whadnetinen lee lortwiiisa 110ag.s . lse sloii(ksa ol'ini the fines - by Grand belief that either of two alternatives . _.-. i h eiv a dmice , h a d s k vas i me th ee hia. sha mu* et tar t. ailiont ik tt Ann* fior 1111 • 6410 S tq mold Jury irionsimenes us Irtha, the Committee d gl i , v h i taf de tti d erp, , lda recourse to in the critical emergencies c • • ' ....._ b s ' the -•..- • • • 0 (166 : 111 0. 01 r" ; .48•Jiseassion 0 .the Amset manta risible • 11; he* lhe Manion Were , ' -the one w reduce the interest of the 4 ' t *Wl* , 0 . . C,lll.4oopribit It- limed tbst the lime enwetees. thiek It aressory to mks - For thettotion SS-Against it 17-Majority 16. to take from the Sinking Fund the a !lash 16. W 0 '' * (crabeie . • • 14 . • • "unun - the siss balividssi paloos w. oos ba solohitowassaisessatisso:Mokatookdocoe oses. 'which aw l li cl o a use uses resu we ined, re then the a report dded to was the brou ßil ipe deficiency th of e i u nc ped ome ient ab n o o v w e r ti c - ;ort e ex ed pe t gauss. . , . thee lad , 'M i l IS* *rut of thn li turri V s* 10 • *ft be us. tad s e w *Lissy to avoid teethatass `"" tw. DM SOUTH WALE& fact that it must necessarily be the can . • _ able to ;seek !healk . ,k-- la Vie esereistuse left Gar eh bell& Mr. GOULBUIZ I moved a Committee of the The CHANCELLOR of the EXCI . ;'l4( 16 . .fOrthlrilll Wl: 4 w m e tu t. gaddadv raless."Fi thit tbs be hoped " P l7th r eka l t r inh adisinian - it die whole guta Hon. Nee to ob • leave to bring in a Bill to re- precated the first project of the Hon. C .. - • O lt ' , 611 , 1 lima:per, od tot valispie so mind Iphiniver, te the tee South Wales Duties Bill. The Ho- fraught with inevitable ruin to the coi LP, - ' - •.• .• .i,' :.1 - .. • * . .. , . ... t at - IMPl•dad sang - . 4 qui,. : ,.. ici l t i ta.,,, i laiplakkhiso. namable Gentleman explained that the object of the was fully persuaded that were it acted i• ' - , •' ' ' 6 44 ' igswookii i i ~ Imre 1411. Nast be brought present Bill was to indemnify the Governor in exact- sequences would be most disastrous. up ass repriewisdad to-oserresi..-Ordir4 soesirowly.- big tatiln Duties in thg Colony, and to put it out measure, however, would be most ad tk4: - ' • ' ' ' . ta ft - • . , .4:; , - r s rallree l l fa% . nem* eattroaiits. . ~_ Orthe power of • dividuals to institute any proceed- its results, and one great benefit that in Ater sklrleoth i sF•em b el s ble' tmet Ik ' I t e m alld " Ir ' hot: apitighba. Ai to the Customs themselves, it - - 1 • . • - • • Beepair.glookleeneiselkoessies fawns seed a third cr - from it to the community would be, tc was inteisded to =mint* them °sly one year, and in • • i el. , ' agvag al .o p lutois. to a series of loans and stop the career •--tllitille . the interim there would be an opportunity of putting speculation. When there was a real eff k . . den t webmila usg isik4l. ih il ipt C Wr" w i l l ir e kt.pro teiddi goriiiitig `llte Nave \ went . totel „ tiitee, Sir iastss ' the fallibility of this measure to the test. There was and there would necessarily be a prc 'ant ...'" dialler. thl " Is dla Caelbleadals Aeot ea G ..ie the Chair, on • :WIN fibesideration one particular tax of great consequence to have well duction of the expenditure, and the su saga aYeeisat tbellibialt. Weis Wadi est Now o f • • Eno ' Biu . : • . , . 4, , . ..... collected, that was th e Duty on Spirits. This was rowed next year would not exceed 4 0110 . 01 . 61111 0 1 e Se 1111 * A_ -_ dllesis4 111441 abialliaki4 Mr. N IN'SON objected to Vile Bill in taco. certainly now th e moss productive Of ell the axes, while even that might be reduced. aellibilkissislssios. so ,m 0 sibissikeetspdsl Wm& . , . „s• ' DamsiovamaguisigT . _ - . Mr. RICARDO said, that the Right toe by any eltaitlog render it p fierdtablet - therefote portabon of Obits, but it bad since become a so** man (the Chancellor of the Exchequer t profit. HO concluded by alOvlng for leave she seduakin in the amount of the 3 p . `. ~-, lirldill ., . . A. sl gillti:tele . s , • b. alerr .. , , Ile (Mr. hlughiosoe) _was coin etely .hostile to the of ghat i, i : _ . . ~i - j &- y o l . - oi r , J o sis ipiedi•vi nisi . maesere. He eenearedthe Auther of Crieniphlet en to bringin a Bill to indemnify the "vapor a New bad forgotten to mention that the 3 i F loess 6 . the- subjests.centaitlirfg libidillek# talk cgricbd 41- South Wales In the collection of Duties, eiNtell as to increased in equal proportion, wind teddsilsilri se ths jewirtat ol ks‘ te, . all!M ts : . go:R i s t rsa, es to she ructeti in Iselmod; An_ tdrptttiss . *.t . 111 Rreinittof bugse a du; on spirits made in the Colony. . known fact. He bad dwelt a good : de . . JIM et 431 a Ws soll , acTitialiict• The Autbett, in bit ?Om" , : .09 "ti 2 r. BEN ETT objected to the rams . ' s tan of taxes= vantage which the resources of the c an I. le " WA' be Priactited for the publjeatien t' 'centatued fibs- Bridals subjects by any other authority an Act derive from §aving Banks, and he (Mr. ilingleSiseillell „lellese r sibilledweeene . ehme•etesdisiestis encjirfte 6* eta* eParliament It was wing into the elands of . (et- .4.. as •.'• ,:. . 3. of opinion that such institutions were bi V 11114118116 - voseetr ialli • .. stdai'Audgaldes onTats4); . -. i. 'o ll l e (hat 'Oilier an Undefinedllberty, which, as he was a enabled poor man to deposit th the e aadsik ... g iigh. , . ..4 ,•.•.. _ . 1 MeV, he pbjfm4o able ) , 9fOula Allkicely ' mnitiri t min, and, from his situation, not supposed wa ges w ith p r ofit ; y e t it was t o h e r • . T 1 ' ..- lir • ~.1... *. Ilk . ,-.lloissale-...s 111 * those 'who had flole.. • ••" in thi distil , MU"' the law wok there was great danger he persons in more respectable circtimstar • i ; - . ... WOO* „,. sole t womr . . -4 , , • - ends.. sad nisi IlitW ' - MI us isottldidusse.- .. .. , .IGcvr . ' - - .' : - advantage of those facilities which w tended only for the labouring classes, • i I .."? 4.44' • • 1 • • ••.• •••• c -• ••3 . .-, AQI* ci .., •:." • 3- .. t • f :„....• ~ 'The . , tit,illdhlt..... , if= theD . put *cm the Chair, and /Abisatitleilie:•: , .. , • ..,„ .ow o ut , • .. 7- ." ':. '. • -. .. 1 7 %. I. r ed to, .4113i014 the House haring resumed, contrived to get a higher rate of intert s vearlit .. . , silede i msoins - 4 4 = . oe. . .•. . . W e i g h: pr i #2 . . ,. • .. itto. writhi r,., . ~ 4.,:_v. 4. • E•z:,.s . It) ...., Resolution . was brought up and agreed to. • , ,ney than he ought to receive. 4 1 ! ' i WSW WaS WOW so estsdasas . as hirpri .' i: ...•. ~ , s• , 4,40 it .• - .. . '.‘ ' ' =II 8011 TX IFALICS TRADE. Mr. Alderman Ch asked • . 14146CS V IAMN Y in a Ccenntittee, ob ta i ned leave R' h H G (th fti ig t on. CU. e Chancellor o 1 44 4• • • ~ • • - • t ... . *t n. -..• .014.• nth ,..., • Ittbrinet aBM to replete the Trade to New South intended to take from the Sinking Fun • rfte legfreg •• . ',,•••••Jrwroor .. i f i ai l i ttA /it able tb i" .“ . • ;; r vah '' m 11144 stated th at the object of it was to The CHANCELLOR of the Sinking i 4 ' Z .. edy ma •• , .. ...- 1 41,6- , --.....-- ' - ••Pr - ..L.4-w • I ssisnitireamirandet Mime hmthm o m t r ad e with plied, that it would be to the same air 'FI . , she -. .1., ' 11.11111"1" 41„. -........"• . it ' . . rp " .. '* 4 . ? : ` ,,' li t * the '' -'''' '' ;' - ' 4 ' o kst v abw r i ' H ° *rale. slatted ''that iF had the s ane - present year, as nearly as he could talc - .1. . . . . ...g „i n.. ..,• dditftbe Rast-rd" company. • ' I li' 4 . ~ . The CHA IR II A N then reported progre ' .+r el . 14 . ,`" C' ".".. ' . 41*‘. ' - P • - - . 11i b t.641611 . la : ;4 - teeidott -7 -. . - • • Aaira t: sameros • • abli " N i Aibess&" WAYS up Alfil the krA kiport n• of the port was ordered to be received to-morr lirnalkii 7 - ' , WIN& . .i:r :4%.1.• ul• - u• r. i.....i. , las , ;. . Various BUIs went through a Committee of t • 1 Xt. tiff 41.1 T t• . . ' issit)o • • . ... .. , to t • . *Liebe restealkeigeilf Vit....Lieeftdoft•agteed to• and were ordered to be reported to-morrow. --• %,41 kii • j ar, ... ' ~ ...., l or . 4 , 1 : . milt te of , ~....0 :. t , . ~,,,, 4 . . i •••r i t, .. • , ...._ •• 1 1 / 1 1Yr • 106_ ••,_' Id • eatts :; ••. 01112 • tutee Colonel BARRY gave notice that he would = 4 wieeila -- rr ....r 4.. , ... ..........-•• , . .. day), move for leave to bring in a Bill to expla 1011nliel• dildibitt• OW. .• . zedk lallao ' • " ••. - ' -WpsitieVe -Ii lows relative to Stamp Acts in Great Britain a Mr. HUME said there was one account whi I ' Amulets ' t . 0 1,„ . • :' , issi , ps it , to i ! a iZ suns bars ''. , • . . s. saes laid before the House. and which he thou ' 7 . assila . 7 4% • , • 1.011 1 ..' . Wirthar ' • ' • .**,„ 1 1 110 C • . • t _, “..'' .4 " . : . ..... A ...,,.._ :11"ikr rialto be made out. With that view. he ghoul l =woe dseldsi.dis v. , •., _ ~ , ~ . , - sr - ,7 .: - 4.• • rw521.41,•"‘ .. ,iv • . !. • , • 1 • tleasWitaWNdtr i c a a g c. be laid before the Mouse an Account of the I' • r • ' ••tu •• Ihe i l( The wits= 014 ' Pir 4" % i ;. • . ;tr4.. r3. 1 .... ' . . ..: - • 1; . L-___ ' • ' Iheaditellete h Unfunded Debt of the Kingdom. from the i ll 1 , satilbsdb, aribis lit lab a- . sm• -, s. 'es , r t...., . 3 ,.,.:. , , v.?. ~4 1 .0-77/ik . ..... • 7 ... ,1.t.e..t . ritm-s' '' : '' • -9-7 - ~,,, 1815, to ths lad of Jadurry. 1819, togethe r • ' - .I tII; .: • O. W M "li te a ri at iiii . It.. 0 1 . .......). . 4 , , the Tovkicu of Interest aid thereon the quant ty of Debt he rellior % 40 - re•yros: .... is N i 1a1..... 0 0 r a 7 * 4 40 0. 4 : I ..• 's' • r# interest Mr. CO OURNiwished to know what ... •••••4 • i - .... •!•. i. rr". l ri3. en 11e. 4 .. eiodelet : 11- ---, . . , i ,24:.. •' -• 6 • . 11014 ' . • .4 - ; . ' ! G l ethei. je he . c tso ff ests e vi ll9°° , stat i oun e G cs eni re l is ern • an tlse t in o ; l ee F in in g , . , wr 4,.....) ~..Avy 7 1 ..... , • • 116111114110itr.gbibrZthe .. 111 1 •4 1 +/tif JO“ ' 4 . v ..., i . been laid before she Roust. the w Vt l y , " 'y 4 liellzier Medsaisfissasst , 1614111111 ott. e.! • ~04. i. . ... z ItA lie4l that no s h Account rep ,such *MOP AP! . ,i• :, het ISO , ~, . . ip ! 4,•.. 4, - laid upon the sow moues for, had ever been Oka. NI) 1 • ' albil 116.1 .. . s C I." .? , . . ill • 4.4, 07 .. . ' ... tit ries% - •. -. : • - . 4 • 4".- ..1. 7.1...11 . bltiffiplt ha te d been laid before ti 1 - - ' if not Mk from ea .a - ether. His object was tc • It , t 4. •;.•'. ' A' •••:: " " 1 7' , ob . •r• .2; 'go • •7•. • -- • ...i. ~. III& waled tiosilikrasitbriirelbiliv w• um 04, 11616111‘ sespist - is. lbw 1 1 144ffd4 14 .1P 1 106 1 11 4 10 ~ ;.• • ' . 4 ...... r .A . . r• ; _ 410 4 . 4 . 1 0 6 ''''' the Accounts pr at toe view, so that ti IMPlfills4e data lin* elesee.--The Modus wa • , • L . • *Oa *Vs.= lie Moue adjourned.., s 3 - • n te (, It a r.. :e lfS e 4 Ice ac. J ley I to cf r,r; io a t!:e 1 Ht. Lc' hi 6 fze d 10 pro. • urt i It :0 ur. I Ice e O%Vd e, rs. "n cf d be rch, I the EX- opi- tiotl t the ntry nher the The took I the t at as ir he con- esent ns in esult end dent iking e re. bor- DOCL rntle- tared but had well- e ad- rould ) vras they Phis that 2ken in- by t re ;mo. the que . ) 'AT •