Star. — London, England, 1819-03-09 00:00:00

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MONDAY, the 15th day s of March ,pext, &aim ~,, fences as may be willing to undertake the' ihspply of PO, oxiik for the thulium, Florio stationed at Woolwiii and to be delivered at the expense of the Contractor, for i of of Sir Months from the lit of April next. tats to begood, swept, dry, and clelm,vvidunit any mix. or of F o g Of )lowburnt Oats, and mast not weigh less than re do pet Winchester bushel ; the Hay to be siert and dry, a t ;vexed in Trusses of . - AS lbs. weighf. • Ite Straw to be good, clean, and dry Wheat or Rye Straw, i i4e;irered in Tr usses of 561bs. weight. 71, prices to be paid for the reepective Qnantities of each Ar whifil may be delivered, at the following rates, vi;. R : the Oats at per hundred pounds, Avoirdupoluweight. l lc die Day it per hundred and twelve pounds. . ht rya &meat per hundred and twelve pounds. 4 :t is /speed that the Con.ractox shall receive the Stable , y e: , AA, dating eb. period or his ('ontrart, miy Xceinna4 1 0, makiag an allowance for the sante after the rare per week. atiser Particulars row be known upon application to the gun constanding the Royal Artillery at Woolwich and in ion, and alto at the STrretsry's Office in afore ley di , between die hours of Ten and Four &Clock, rkre the Preposalsonnst be deliretod, sealed up and endorsed, Proposals for Forage;" hot no Proposal can he admitted krthe said 15th March, at Tolelve °llea at Noon of thi. at e day; neither will any Tender be noticed, males* the Party aims it, or an Agint in his behalf, shall attend. By Orig* of the Beard, B. H. MEI& art. ltalintSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of 11 s_Chamerl.lllide in a Cease °' Owe 'goblet OM*?," tie Creston; of ALEX AN' DKR ruoxsopr, late el Wanda num, in the City of Loudon, tad of No. 15, Park Plate, Re. genes Park, in the Pariah of St. Mary la Beene, b the County ofididdiesee, EM. deceased, wale) died on or about the Igthday of fiber, int; are by their Solicitors fertitwith to.eoase in and prove dark .debts before William Alexander.** of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chanslete . hr Width". Chancery-lane, Loudon; or `Wald *weft they wilt be excluded the beet& of the mid Wine: . • • BURGESS, ceraf : etreet. May Ur; ' Y abOleita, peoliw.ffirsibuddiste el the linh grind Airy iermentemot Am. • Inved so tbe Consudiek on 114. the AM. . _ PISLAY brought in rt e Olailtew siantyt ttU, width esseravis first, and erdwkd to id reel a stoma tittle. • lewd WOllC4llll.lt peemetted a Ntidon front Usk, in .Mentneedbelni. against any alteration in the Coal Duties.... CArdteed to Ilts en the table. - Alderman WOODsnoved for Accounts of the Duties paid on Coals la Devon, in Ceenwall, and the Drawbacks al bireldi'datintne in the year 111 S.—Ordered. Ur. Alderman WAITSIIIAIkir presented a Petidon from the Farrindon.Witliout, praying that the Insolvent Debtors not be renewed. or that, if renewed. such alterations ' le in it, as shall protect the kiten ti of Creditors...— lie on the table. ICIEBUINIE presented a Petition from Manchester eubjec to lie on the table. were reemeted from Preston. Walsall, Sitas o pt., kidei pirak Tyne. the Iron Werke at Ideetityr a NI alteration of the Coal • s from nanny in ace reTre Luoivent Debtors' Act. traie lx 2l l l2•Warelr.4 4 , tiers m 11.1 Madan of Vs' * fidilihe'Clinimiliteei es thdVbsillifieslhatints* - printed frees divissolkosa•• • 44 ~••• • n.,&-,r :t 011eer'fronttbir Irish Csostanf • ' • ' ilostants Dominates 0. AA Of elare, 4 •-• Zan of 511141/11IMPHINii.i t a•POdeli fain ell 'Word ed Parringdnwillthallitt 01101tiallalPiliast vf this Innsivent4hesswe Vill l • atE :. • • ' • list of LAUDERDALEprenvOIt r Aoki. Oct Prisoners maned the .141 d Per* • Of Ms 1 1 of their eases, aid pardindwiy with 'teepee t 6 tYa dMiliki and severity of dwir•esalinentant 'Wahl 'be Sled eillitindasms gEttse allows.. to tits Wismar*, AI 'Potosi siman rapport exhume, be. and praying ;fief. Mw fanny! Petitisp was Ordered to Ns 'se Net tattle; Sod the IMl*sh list NAM Les motion, was isheind %DIU 6111idt. sit SO She Oleo od shirrilsoan. `'; • • This they was published; in 3 vols. ilinna pritwlttlidt A TRAVELLER'S TALE of the Last Century. By Miss SPENCE. Printed for Longnian, Hunt, Jives, Orme, and Drown, tosidoes.. Of whom may be had, by the same *jaw. Letters from the North Highlands, ilvo. Ma lid. hil_fr, This day was published, in One Veining lino. the 4th "Edition - , peke its. boards, of ~ • PAUL' LETTERS to his KINIRFOI.K ; being a Series of Letters (him the Condlitte: • ' 1 Printed for , Myst. Ram Or*e,:de andrei Int Mtn • ; and Cantabliand 111111ibsigh. ,1 r. GUISE pro In, against the I to St on the . • Thhlay were pobfiihed, is 4tO.'peke 4111 t, The Second Milks, revised, with all the Negate tesprediel HORACE WA LPOLE's LETTERS toONORGE MONTAGU, b.:u.front the Year 1/34us ink ,Pels.. lished from the Originals, to the possession of she Meet Printed for Rodwell and hfartin. lioset.etrest e * Mary Colburn, Conduit-street. Of whom may also kW Horace Walpole's Letters to ilse,Rev. lifm. QV 41114 gee Now first published from the originals. 4to. Ste...* mowiNesit. thWr i s • effete/44 thi 'pmetbirinsbleg Boys in the elmallng Chintnics. Among *her a, the Petitioners alleged, that the cleansing ' by the axe of machinery, except such as were beat "straight' and perpsedkelar:".wm welly impracdeable.—Or deed to Ife cm the table. Several Private as ;Avila Bias were brought up from the Canaan by Sir Imes Ogastast, Pawls's. and other Members, and rehd the ant time. ' After • few retnerits is reembiliatielkW of the. masers, width he &waled wee ha eyeslla4s very diferefte front that some time slam :rd ed ley disk Lordships, the Oildery Trade Mil, on the the arl Lam4asaaa, Ass read the wend time and; for Thrall 13LI11111110 SOTS' ASOLITION BILL. - The Order elite Day upon which their LonlMips were summoned being reak : • Loikl AUCKLAND, pursuant to his notice, Il uterl. the second reading of this Bill. • In the course Oak remarks upon the subject, the Noble Lord obseried, that the Bill now before the House was altered ma terialljr several of its clauses from that disapproved by their Lordships in the last Session; and one new 'and important provision was that the Bill was not to become operative till the Ist of May, 1821. The sub ject had since undergone an extensive and sedulous inquiry, and the measure before them was, he thought, equally called for by the dictates of justice and the feelings of humanity. No one could be aware of the severities and cruelties exercised on the persons of Climbing Boys, or be 'informed of the extent and' variety of their sufferings, without being shocked aid ontraged In their feelings. The Noble Lord ad 4etted 'to 'Reports furnished by CoionerSterenson and other authorised persons, whose opinions, at for the present, were unfavourable to abolishing the 011CtiCe of Pinging Bon . and nrgned that the dis tnt interval at whieh•it was proposed the Bill Should' take efect, was sufficient to do away muchtf the (ndioisrise weighty) objections oldies* Odieses. ftftluded by moving, that the Bill be now read the second time. . seeapla r ibef ord if 'WI tht i awirsge llibilla ed Cob by llcci;le . asi " to he on the tablet; Mr. P. MOORE presented A Petition from try, against the Renewal of the Insolvent Debtors' Act. to Dr on the table. A Petition was presented from Ayr, praying lor 4 Reform of the system of tab bulbs -- Ordered to Ile as the table. Mr. LUSIIPTGTON brought ke a URI 'to tarty into egret the Treaty with 'Peitudal Medic to the Rave Trade.—Read a fleet, to be reed &mese' time tosierrew. 01. ""'" ''''."' :- ClLlkilittf. LAW. ' Mr. & ifs insane& es Peckish fitie Doneister, praying dams Avellitti sa the (Medina CoderhsOrdered take °II * 'II 4 it - Mr. C. . CLA ted a Petition from a Parish la [ ' Bute, praying he a an d Amendisse, in the Criminal ac h kes, LIM In presenting the be alluded to the decision rut therithentridglpi upon Ai intetesting autekin of a Learned Gentlennue opposite (9k J. Machintoelt); and said that it would be bailed by the exultation of tbe whale. country. It would be a 'woof to dude that this momentous question received fr o m the House ill ate weight It deideved. 'The decision of that eight, however, was only a ratification of that which bad aided hum aWO tribintei—public opinion. He refined to the speee.h of the Zoned MOver in terms of the highest pane gyric, describing it as a masterpiece of eloquence—shedding its informing rare all around, and sweeping in the majesty of its prestress every impediment. He alluded to the stale of the Criminal Laws, at that that le would not be allowed to give home to this with which a contemplation of their Mk had Inspired him. t was said. that there was a great disparity *tweets the thivacter of those laws, and the execution of them. BO that which was meant .as an apology, ap= to him the greatist subject of lamentation, and only ttrated the kwdslap of the laws. .- . .Tbe Petition Was referred to the Committee on the Cri minal Law. THE BRITISH CRITIC. Ssr Thb day w poblisholisrles lb. 6d. THE NUMBER for FEBR U ARY ; containing a Review of Pommies:re System, Waike of Morino Lob, Reisham'a Discourse no Sir Samuel Tithes, Memoirs of hide. D'Esplaay, %bop of s Ser mon on the Death of the Queen, Life."( 3. H. Vas:, Wirton'a Prayers, Poems of N. Hardinge, Wo& d George Handler, Hackett's Narrative of the Expedition to assili Ammiles. doe. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, SLAW* Cbardolord; and Waterloo-plaeo. • ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, 19th Jamiory, IDOW PENSIONS.—His Royal Highness 111 the Prince Regent having been most graciously pleased 12uthorize the Court of Assistants of the Bea Officers Widows nry, to irant Pensions to Widows of Commission and War- Mars of the &IV Navy, without' restriction as to the ant of their incense. .and notwithstanding they are now er have been re-married, provided they shall appear to be pro.. On the it of March was published, rise Is. The Second Number of a New Volume of the NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE, and LITE- I" RARY REGISTER, embellished with a las Portrait (accompanied by an interesting Memoir) of the Rev. C.,11. 1 Dis turb; Author of Bertram /OAS 1:1r The preceding Num ber % of the Poet Wordsworth ;.—ond toprsswtemprinlimoot,shole who wish to wail themselves of the ot commencing with the present Volume, aro NI On time in ee &ring it of their respecties or Ilititssos. - London t Printed foe ikeint . Cslises, Csedolastreeit ptt isol deserving objects of the public bounty : This is to eon_ owe thereo4 in order that Widows of Comodsalos and Wu ut Ohms cif the Royal Navy who have hitherto been excluded bak :be Pawky, by noon a the amount at their Income, a .3 consequ , nee of baring re-married, and may new be de woof applying ler die Peados. bast pnfer their Oahu by Icer to au at this Oillee. Lad Notice is farther en greedy oa the Pension glees, that ell Wears el Kraal 011- SUPPLEMENT TO THE PAAIMACOPOIIAS. len pet, nay ebtabi the sow farms of littrblibld , la law ley*: Qv , . or by perfeed eapiketieei at the Ad- AsuAtam T to the' PHAuutaAOONEIAS, I Ike. ot the Beddow Cetiiebdoesreef „ ad b b y t= mil er 7 t ! /. D e fi e s*" 471lierestseadoe.sflikh but Deck-yaw& . 7 .4 . W. CRONE& also those Ishipli in odd by Mall" kligillio:.• 11 4 glOis'l io n s, z. 4100 0 ,304 s , i sm : ilito, Sir ether 19= 1 : totuther *lds a omelet of the Utast ; ad Uploaded et Am Deubsdreie, POE SAL& • , . • . used b,-thydcleas -and Dr 4 the Mies/ I Coosidolown I 118 M4BOO ever". dam ArtWl of ;be &view isirtmospws. **Pa= Wilallieria. the' 1 Ttis. TueusstaA 4114 1 ,, at ems littlet*Jiliiiii4let el tbalidismeg s l awyttb. xi. b. mi l I ns e am , d o ne „mu c k la ai t dill Islands, which are capable el bates seed In wits idillt 1 !tad d ie co mm it g a l e 4 aes p i mi m i ng _ also a ' , fry copious ham Ibilla sad Leda, et the various Nattrslg which the articles hoe been haws st . diterect pa. LOWING . GOODS, nods . —nt a SAMUEL I FRED cede. )frUta, are_ CE SWAT, Lecterer ea r orei s r u ir l a i : Botany ed Geode, cent Spirits, ..nsted!orTboatas and Oforga Vaderireed," Plett4treet. • vr Shady, Tamarind., Saccades, Mae. WITH/MING% BOTANV-411ILTH EDITION. _ • HVANIKAM ILLIFSTIOIL Sir J. GRAHAM said be had a Petition to ' M. , ' aim from certainliksiots of the Doi-tough of ve 'ism, .praylng shateseloy the detision ef the - Itibp Gamine, asylvan prtehoded from coMplais *e4 of the Member rammed, dist an opportiinity might now be afforded them for questiosing his re'to Parliament. -'- . 1 :„. • . C. W. WYNNE remarked there was an Act isuparliament ?Well determined that the decision of IS Election Committee should be final, and the Pe titioners therefore called upon the House to do that whieliby law they were precluded from doing. Un der these circumstances he thought it would be better that the Petition should not be brought up. Mr. STURGES BOURNE said, though no such appeal as the Petitioners desired to make to the' House could be permitted, yet, in time Committee to which their Petition referred, as certain questions had arisen respecting the rights of the Electors, ,care had bees taken to allow the Petitioners to secul-e them the privilege of appealing to another Commit tee, if- they pleased to do so. . The question., that the Petition be brought up, was then put and negatived. , HALF-PAY 01PICIRS. Sir ISAAC COIPIN wished to know if it were intended to concede to the Navy what had been con ceded to the Army in favour of Half-pay Officers? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER had no hesitation in saying, that whatever boon might be conceded to the Army, a similar advantage would ..- . ffirlavit by letter to ose, ztv.Onee, sad the Olicee :ivy, at e.• Mid Dedi r ey 1-1-r de ri _ l ea Thires,v, doe lab, 118411111110avi 1 , :RS; and F'aisai,"tba 1941 What, ktrrnaoa rackety, at " Callowciall 'ate, F 0 LL FPS Ent-India and other Foreign Proldbited ifee.TaLad S ptoes, ugar, , r ar ri Sugar Tantarind: ,, ,Sticendes, lieas. Axe Gists, and Thread Lace. roe 1110)ff COAMWTIIOif : Foreign Spirits, Whiskey, Wine, Mangoes, China, Tea, Ca la, Chocolate, Sugar, and other Grocery, Tamarinds, Surcades, Fadigrit, Drugs, rim Glass, Tobacco, Copper-plates lot Ca hinting, Squirrel Shin Linings, Unrated Athali, Muslin, Lace, Models, Watches, and other Jewellery, Gorr, hots, Pictures, Silk Worm Out, Rough Amethists, and To ilet, Dash, Mahogany, Stavts, Boats, Stone, Tobacco Ashes ad (Wert, and sundry other Gootil as.mentioned in the Ca- Wipe. Clear of all Dade. ./ • las Tuhacco Ashes, Cinders, and Tobacco and Snuff in Lots In to Slt, to be viewed at the Tobacco Warehouse ' London licks; the D ea l s , Stares, Mahogany, &salts, and Stone, at the Tobacco Ground, Rotherhithe I and all the other Goods at die Lis Warehouse, Custont•Hoese and as Globe Yard, and hostanis Warehouses, lower Th ames street; on Thursday, fie mil, Friday, the 11th, Saturday, the 13th, and Monday, truth instant, from Ten o'Qock in the Morning to Three Its e Afternoon. BOTAIM-41ILTH EOlllOll. This day vu pOliabed, in her Vol.. tra poke %. St. bowie. ' N ARRANGEMENT To BRITISH t PLANTS, Istprovenanu of the 4muima Sysw to the !lady et 1119, ' A.according to the Latest with as easy Introdsetite to \ Betan_y. By WI - M.I4M Member of the Royal.Acatinay of Weems it 1.00 011 . kr. Corrected and (Waged, By WILLIAM Wl=4l, F.eq. F. L 8. Extraordinary Member of the lbeyd Medical Satiety of • Edinhergit, &e. Ste. London : Printed for F. C. and J. htgtso r 3. Nihon t Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and BCOWA jCllddl and Davies; S. Bagster, John Richardson, 3.K. Richardson,. Laddngttla and Co. J. HatchArd, Black and Slis. Y. Seisoley, J. llowases, Bakivrin,Credock, and Joy, Ihrovrood, Nedy, and lanes, P.W. and 6. Wynn*, T. Ifamlitoh 2. reamer, J. Walker, W. Geld, Taylor and Hessey, Mast, Robbins and Co. Whitmore mad Xenn, E. Saunders, J. numpet,l. aadl. Alm's, ad 0. Mackie. a• 1- Goods bought at tide Bake must be paid for at the Re 4etet of Fines and Forfeiture* Office, Custom-House, on or idsts Saturday, the 10th of April, 1019, or the Deposrts made linen will absolutely become !Welted. Cstalagaes to be bad at the KiaeslrasEsitse, Fite One Shilling each. • hiAVOR'S itisroitir OP JILL NATIONS. This day was published, la dewy Mao. with an Mori* Frontispiece, prise 4s. IL _hake" or sissoulty rioted on fins R. Paper, is. Velum L A UNIVERSAL HISTORY, Ancient aad Modern, complete In 25 volumes, plohlWled esiwprehrs ding a general View of the Translations of sway Nadas, ICiag. dum and Empirefin thr World, kiss tai swami Psriod to dm pro:mese Tun.: acesaipsnieliwids s sunset Rut et Mope. • By .WFLLIAM NAPO% LL.D. ha. Om As the importance of IWO* is ossiessialy ow. knowiedged, such a coq as the - peso* Wiwi foil of being duty appndated by the podia& It ugfed a hided record t events, •feserthe renew slowa or the Orlissat pr rind, with such jutibeissis es.. waning Yas less as. oept.sbie to ths SwidesK thea t zr /lass a ',Avila. icr Those persons witis without wilting fa the Mood* *Noles,die 40 y l l i %V:; 114111 ' inforaasethey ma hereto poise Ms* sr ) Oa' fine mai paper, £1 Ws. V:* London : Printed fur lisswasil o Noy, ire/ 111.41140 mp ter -row; and sold by ill Booksellers. • AROMATIC SPIRIT OF IPI,74IIAFt. THIS agreeable perfumed liquor .he original in vention of M r . H enry ) w hi c h i s of well-known efficacy IN lima' Faintness and Head ache, and in mounteracting,the cf tut of overheated, close., or infected air, clintinues to be,pre- PM, M the greatest perfection, by Mews. TIIOS. and WM. IIENRY, Manufacturing Chemists, Manchester. It is sold wholesale and retail, by Mews. 1.1 . and Bum, rtnmers, Cockspur.strert ; and Retail, price 2a. 9d. by ow k . tat of more in every principal Town ; but it cannot be gas, 11 -4 e. tulles the names of the above Preparers'are entraved en tie Lavernineut stamp, which is fixed over the cork of each Proi , el Sp.mge Bores are sold by Bayley and Blew, as t. aSove may, also, be had, authenticated by similar i likAlr's CALA:I3MS) Magmata, in bottles at Is. 9d. or toppers at As 6d . ATKINSON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP. Frit: baneful effects of common Soaps are gene rel:y Itt.own : to notice a familiar instance, look at the lit , th a a womau who has been washing; their use invariably wsm..rting, redness, and ultinsately wrinkles; to remove coat, has been the object of the Proprietor of the Ambro ! &Lip, wlieb is prepared by a new process, free from all qualitia, and composed of Balsamic Vegetable Ingo-, :**:%; it rmnores Redness, Hardness, ;and Freckles from die prevcots it Chapping, and makes it luenrioutlY soft, white; reel. Price is. the square, and prepared with .Noples Stop, for %..viag, price Od. Is. and Is. 6d. each. Tlk . following Article' are presented to be too generally l olown to require ettio:ium : i Ns(p.pcs PBORTAI3I4 I : DYE, • (124 11ei Grey or lied Hair on the ;lead or Wiliam tea perm. kilt &Ivy' err Tiiack . Price Ss. los. tid. and One Guinea. ATKINSON'S CURLING FLLI Re u nret the Bair where it has fallen off from 111 Leis, persPird or My Of those causes oecissiiming prentetlin decay; it etob in 4 the Blair in curl during *ltemise in dancing trallelog, or L." 4414) Blair vari ous instaneas a its sucr i nils i m .111 , 1 out th e • au, enclosed round each book.)—Prieu esetfoti.—To avoid Counterfkits, ash kir Atkinson's' t he ai A tte are aeirsgal servile imitation". ; -B ' l4 hi the Privtietor, Junes Athiage, Perfumer, Na 46, 71.itd.Lfteet, Sohelmres, Idendos; stla, by t Pfht.42olll ftI.IIIICIS and H .49 air-dressers a: the Just published, for Otarunan.aid air % lu Five Vob. 4to. price to SubopplL a ipiallikkbaptillt Moira the Atha, 1111 'run DICTIONARY' or AMR WEST IN DIESI. or, TIIOI/ 'fording a general act of all that is World, and a s unique pifoune aE tile:Lbolkaul in South America. , • ~.4 "ItLs a work (says thl l ast' glsryterlf 'lmpartiality of the , rtarratlve Mt& lees to - variety and accuracy of the remit) i The /Irina calls it." as iadiepenitidl I warY i" whilst it was, even in JO obetrod, one of the butt books in Gan t gruplm As all the 'Government Departiltenti, aid "p 'that Libraries, have been provided, k is noto Squally chap ant Ma'am 'Cade?' win tomiid "very friv copies imam reptilian's, gbe ollyiugy bean regulued by the SubscriberspOK by application as above. or to the kuirlor, 'rue. Persons possessing the .ebelk4 where list, are most particularly iralperte‘ba Thunpeen, that they r a R foorsed. A New Theory *retie Ilariliottir si t?;l tekeeplehr. Oeograyarind mon airmanyrriej ld& Arneskaprodeire=l . A Vari. ot Krillniiint against Akidents by * F k ire r . "l6 4ll•o4l, Warren lisidor ?la ti.i4 • .. . . - • • .• • A • la a _ l a „~-. :64'; . The Earl of LAUDERDALE rose, and expressed his opinioni on the subject, which in the main were against the adoption of the measure.' He deprecated what he conceived to be the novel system or code of Legislation which was lately taken up. The very point which the Noble Lord seemed to regard as a strung recommendation of the Bill i* his mend, on the contrary was a -strong objection ro it ; namely that it whs not .to take effect for two years. What Was this, he asked, %but proceeding on the idea that *Mame possessed greater wisdom at present than It would have two years since? He could not bring, hinkself tb agree, for the' sake Of what was called hu iakt to diese . particillar Boys, to risk the safety it iblinetropoli% for such, in the recorded opinion of the Barium -General and other skilful persons would, under the circumstances, be undoubtedly hazarded. l'ho Bill,. as proposed, was at best unnecessary, • and it appeared to him to proceed upon a false principle of legislation. . Eml GROSVENOR made 'several observations uPas the subject, and on the whole, appeared in fa voor-df the measure, He ad adverted so the great dB- Mg of the on ploymeat of machinery in the cleansing of ch im neys, and thought, that from the long inter vid•proposad, atificient thmi would be afforded' to malorsuch altigratieni in lOW parts of buildings as wouhl -*roam. a peat is 'of what w*s objected to the measure. ._ _ ,-.---- - . The Est of HARILOIVEY , argued ginerally in droner of the prOposed measore, which, he observed, &Nees induced to support, as much from conside i=oszotatitt found is ao ttle•es ti ttsha, r practice from i tte V i la °7s wis et heiscarceplesslindki""l'un sad h,efirmlbitc="lll6- mitruity, as in the case new diem,' werwshilen- . tided toll legislative interposition inlet &veer.' • • Viscoout MELVILLE made a Flea remarks upon the. restioa. ..110 refersedlisineipally to dre . ma theenc Report, which lardroughttiteritedtheir Lora dips: partealar intention. Re fealy cornett-nod th•the 4 . that at priteent:tlotal . abelitiOis oteliMbhig .was Ivey .cticable, *Rhea rest dad wornifess . • *die Mettoplolitr' ‘• • • -. •• , 1 . ' qizustkm ores tisesttitt, when a ilhision r !t•, and• dioreittppsibutWednialls m-- ." ihdits • lihaafaiositj far the limo -4" • 'ig ass 'lima folk 1 I was mei i ~. c,l e•tV, • . ~ P~l~ ~_ woos. adqptspl „ unquestionably be given to the Navy. The Order of the Dky being Mimed for resumhig the adjourned debate on the Peuryn P4ection, Mr. C. W. WANE, reminded the Hnuiithat the further prociedif ou t tm the charge agltinst Nr. W ynd- ham Quin, sh of right take precedence, Sir ROBERT H.SONsaici he ham reiWed a letter from Mr.' Miunsell; Atilt, ' th i at' in "case- - 114 quake of a violent cold and his. rinreelire, it had not been in his Paiier to OE4, Ordei Of the i.ieira House on that da . . . - He . (Sir'llobert itwo iTquld therefore move ? , , at the' did O r. 41 4 nod; to dis- charged, and . Air' Th ' V it as of der was then &char ' ' airldirieVi a., ' .....a .- . .PliCloxvi -1- Ag P l 4 ol ?Tird q151,(1149/4ss.thesi resumed on the aic ' es4i6ei ' Pi' a vlltrf;riVfliT,Ponr7l4 l y the . room, of Mfr: Swann , wrote election had been declared void. §ir C r VUllll*W 4 , . iq rising to spook oin this (ra- tion, teigicticiassure . the House that be took it up solely, u4 -ti!VIC,W2,Ind% iaa..he . hvd no connection l'o'*etfiLiEwl yr .. atia)): or Plnryn, nor with any ini4iviftludowel,esl *itkic. •lie. proceeded to tip a Compilinveyirw,gc the Report of the Commit- ",. . ' as, be ,plocesfied, on the evidence Frerr , ,flip 4 or,. the bug Member. He Llievmd :r ei sL h a Vln tbe testimony of Various wit- -4 *giber of individuals hart received eitiii '' min, varying fi)n) ,L 1 tp.143, to *go- fce their wits‘ #pototed out so rry inconsietan. ,ers in*s • rocalthyg4 Obi 45inymitisc : and on A ” ' e - connection no., with any proceeded to take .• Commit- 1 r 77.!" Tire 7 r PT*-