Star. — London, England, 1812-06-25 00:00:00

t' -- . . . . .... .. .. ._ . •• I . ',.. . . .. . . 1 ..1s . - .- C , 7 . . :- •,... • • .• S . \ - . • .' . • - • . i 0 , • • • D i o tieet of the tights of the blur& ; but he *mild 1 miNoßrrir ort ML C.ANNINOS MOTION, oot, hoireser, the intrOciuttion of the Bill) 1 , Wag be wa opposen give it fair play, and to see Adeliwi C. •Poilewer, w. ti. Peel, R. *be it Would propbse to the Leg i sla t ure. H e was . Adar:ll4.%"°°•"l/44°"°1 hoop Moo' , gir 'Pr : t I. . - Pleathentano,Sir T. Price, Sir C. a wry to hear the distinetitnl made by the tight Ho. I m ar , • tit. . "i nc h, R am Gem Rainier. Capt. I sw age Gentleman, between Church and other • Aisaki. Lord' • ,' Pittbards; %the. •Roc.bfort, G. It 'Art:hail, 0011:11. Pitalligghi W. Rose, O. H. pgrarti . , mr. . n . z • GERALD. I Inade se yotts &Unction. n _.,_,B aiLer, P. w* :. e _l • .., ....._ .__ Oracegata, Oen. 'I". Ryder, Rt. Hon. IL ' TbS CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER .' 'C'ti:' Rl ' """ • = 4 , D : 4 :4 . ' " al l T ' lo w las glad to be set right ; for the property of 1 linsissoont,eittilt. wftienty, Adatital Sloane, W. riaChtionch has a prescription reaching into ages Dobles. It• onsattteote, .F. Sneyd, N. lay property can boast. Beedock, 14:CW. nenekingkroke s Vie. °Somerset, Lord A. , j rlig ROBINSON spoke against the introduction aisciastain e a llegasPa 'su e lb urna, Visimat a. j i. Lenkiaann,ll.6l"wqinn.: A. c. S s e nnit • hawteelins, sirs ß ile : w. ... . r atie BiL l • ~4 . „„,,k , _ L ___,_ pa. rm.. raost a thought his Right Honorable Bowed*, C. It Flag, Sir J. D. • Stnnt, Col. /. H. p i iodutrensely hardly dealt with. The usage of ikine o l n i l i . r c 31 . ViAliliet Ca. C. ° sumer) G. H. atoieoarer, H. sow, sir M. t i t flow was swerved from In the present instaace, I cau e ,t,l, Lockhart, J.I. • nasgeoß, sir T. *a* agloge.was renewed after his Right Honour. I *Chapels, C. Lek' Om Tispeass.l. o *(l J. imasiend'areply. He then 'ridiculed the solicitude ! CitcPlin, C. jun. Loft's, Oen. •Truldwrie, I. H. ' : get gelds Lord opposite, for the sacred rights of :gromriev , T. Lloorthw e 'bowie Veeckera Cot. • • iscorcb.: that very Noble Lord who, at the tilliOn. ocat eu x n i.H.T. ?= „4 " ialitiler) t a L I . Zigt ei V i l e m e .. vegothe Act of Agistment, when be must have care, Viscount . IL I. T. ° that the consequences of that Act were, &het D. P. ' nia.AVAL Wiarelie. Lord ijeg Ike °ern had lost their right of tithe to the pas. cc"PloWykodissi 'LA? "Wasp% CPen• o r e ti the nth.. end Were driven for out to ' 1— .440 •Da Clurds9 van gi ort " , 13. M i t a lkillilit Om_ _‘ .. :'lngirun Williana: W lLl trßurdens of she poor. - How e was Dais, Hart k t Rada Yorke, Rt. HIM. Co • ' vali d f or the rig h ts of the Church I - Dtake, Tits. T. R. P. Yorke, Sir I. .111Zir. Duansas,Lord CasTiamoti, lers tiro- peak% Iv' 'l'. ?"'"g ue, m• TIILLIMS4 • Dreamland Moore Lord H. Aga" rid Mr. Mum*, said a few words ; w hen o p enniassn d Morris . • R. /Reboil, Right Hop was putt and leave given to bring in Attain, Lord Nieholl,RtAln.Sirl. air I. .." • Egerton, J. • Nortton, Hon. Oen. irwhe ' Ri g ilt 14°°•m t ~41, , _• .stim.x. . - Mon, Col. R. 'O'Neill, Hon. T. !ARIUS orr. , Eiteourt, Thos. G. R. IS. Laecelharektmt. H. : • teest STANLEY rose to move that * sum'stot ex. 'Fano, I: • Onalow, Hon. Co . Lefetre, CS. .. tang five thousand pounds , should be granted to F arqu h a r, J a mes T. C. Newark, Vint** 11" Crompton, for his invention of a machine to fa- • Those are *Umbers. Abate the spinning of cotton. It appeared from the si " — " —---- edishoe of witnesses who had been examined in a Nominee above "its, that our cotton trade had in. : . .A. .:~ to the . *termination .o 1 aestiedieg the Orders in Council on the Berlin and Milan Decrees being 9 7 ' repealed, which-els promulgated hew on the . April, would teach America soon a ft er these amnia* came asvay, and wo ti ld soon be folloired by th e. Or ders irt Council being made the subject of ,ParSaa Sbencery inquiry ; after which, the circumstance et Mr. PERCZVAL'S death, and the •consequent throw which would be naturally expected to take piiiii s together with the prospect of a different policy beidg I pursued, would 'certainly induce the American Go , vernment to suspend, for a time, any further Mea sures ; so that it is probable they will receive the account of the abrogation of our Orders in Council before they come to any decision—in which event we have no hesitation in repeating, that it is our firm belief, that in the present state of the relations of the United States and France, that good understanding Which ever ought to exist between England and Aimnica will instantly be restored. - . l .l -a immignmo.m•••=imm•••• I yesterday the Loan CHANCELLOR and the Earl of 'Eveirporn,,• had audiences of the Pierces REGENT at 'carbon House. . The JUDGE ADVOCATE had an audience yesterday Of the Pftwee RFDENT, and laid before his Royal , Tlilhoess the proceedings of some Courts Martial. • The Duke of YORK nent to Windsor yesterday miming, and returned to York-House to dinner. . ' The Duke of Amor. left tows on Tuesday.har _Scotland. The Earl and Countess of HAenwieet, and the Ladies Yarns, lett town yesterday for their seat in Hens. - . The Earl and Countess of *tanner gave a grand dinner on Tnisclay at their house in Berkeley-square, to the Dukes of GLOUCESTER, GRAFTON, and DEVON- Mlle, Marquisses and Marchionesses of LAasnowris and DOUGLAS, Earls and Countesses of DARNLEY and RossiAN, kc. Lord Gwent R and Lady Waa.nuonsv are arrived at their house at Whitehall, from Bath. Liemenant-General HISLOP will shortly proceed to Bombay, to take the command of the forces in that Presidentcy. Several Grand Crosses of the Legion of Honour in France have been lately handed about in our Fashionable circles ; the gold medallion in the cen tre is a striking resemblance of 13nNsrAnte, but the workmanship altogether is badly executed. The Duke of GRAFTON'S horse Web is matched a g ainst Mr. SHAKESPEAR'S Scrub, at the fi rst October Newmarket Meeting, for 200 guineas. At the second October Meeting, the Duke of RVT.. LAND'S Grimalhin is matched against Mr. SHAKE* SPEAR'S 'liimbler, for 200 guineas. , • Yesterdaybeing Midsummer-day, a Common Hall was held for the election of the Sherifs for the Or suing year, and the other City Officers annually chosen on that day, when Jona Dl.Anss, Esq. glass cilleci and MICHAEL Hoy, E'sq. ironmonger, were engine. mously elected Sheriffs ; and the Chamberlain; Bridgemasters, Aleconners, and Auditors, were re elected for tle ensuing year.—The attendance of the Livery was unusually thin. Yesterday a Quarterly Court was held at the East India House, when the Dividend for the last helf year was declared to be 54- per Cent. The Pro pnetors forming the Committee of Ilye-Laws, were re-elected. The Chairman, Sir HUGH Iwous, tepee salting the sufferings Captain HAT, of the Astell, et. perienced, in consequence of the wounds he had re. ceived in the memorable action with the squadron of French frigates, moved that the pension of £4OO, formerly granted to him, while out of employ, be con- , tinued to that gallant and meritorious Officer during life ; which motion having been seconded by Mr. M. ROCK, passed unanimously.—Captains HERBERT and BARKER, cf the Euphrates and Northampton, took leave, previously to departing for Bengal direct. The Directors of the East India Company, with a view to lessen those difficulties which arise from the want of specie in this country, have resolved to dis pense with the Company's legal right to a duty of S ,per cent. on the importation of Bullion, from the Ist hinuary, 1812, on all Silver imported from the Eike Indies since that period to the end of the year. .. Dust..—Yesterday morning a duel took place on Itemford Common,. between Mr. C. a gentleman fer nier residing in that neighbourhood, and Mr. 3. it Lieetenant la the Navy. The meeting originated in &dispute which took place between the parties at a billiard table. After two brace of pistols had been discharged, the Lieutenant being slightly wounded in the shoultlet by the second fire of his antagonist, -the seconds interferes 4 and the dispute was adjusted. VaueimiLt naaessis.-.-.Ynteritay bible the day "palmed for the Atonal Selling-Match of the Centheebad Club, en ea ' COMM mow* attended on the banks of rim River, which' was besides covered with boats, to witness this hate resting scene. The Saillopatateh *en off with great eclat, and the Silver Cup was woo by the Spitfire *numbest. The gay company anew bled, then adjourned to Venehall Garden% urine the Pte. ,prietors, with that liberality which. la ever :donate:ha Their management, bad prepared a mast Ipleadid Fete far the pubic mr.ertalament. Rarely hes mat an assemblage of beauty , and fashion been collected Lit tbesetalry scene. . WM% sad an 'departed Ins* itillghted with the eajoyaseat they hid received. The Aromatics sad Cascade wen paft= a ddwared„ art tbe eujerb Rotunda, Width fitted the Pavanes et as Eastern Soverein, &W up to ald the wished aleltaas wishb rtel tie& walls ler many a happfboar. The lleads statismed in melees parts edits 'Garden gave Mt lied sabstalod felt mad to the sedianthei mass, and mosies faideadat was felt la di its form. At . ad dil daylight ebb swig that the cestreay • left these ,Clardens t and " may a legato( look was . Mit Did : A letter from Vera Cruz, dated April, 11, says— a The • in this country are abeinloo,ooo Arens, an the Kingiaarmy, to meet this multitude, ,eoiksists only , of 25400, ill.prepared, and badly pro 'irlded. , The literolmionists,le:the number 440,000. obstruct the r9aliknowthie city andidekicsi, and from their rind* .•.. .. k y..tr a t p. 7 the latter. I c a .. a li M il lEinks f ee mi .igas to , 12: 1 - L 1. .: p e ed tia.#tack the . „_... .. d ,. 4 . ~ :. • _ va ~ 7 . 0011 . awe_ . 41 P, "k l/ isity tivramir* ...rien N' • County THE EVENING STAR. iodised, within the lest thirty years, as twenty to one, ad that otiamff, or nearly twothirds of that increase was attributable to the machine for mule.spinning, *Ned by Mr. Mr. BLAClEBra m supported the motion, as did des the CRANCILLOR of the EXCHIQUat and Mr. atvinGuarr when the stun was unanimouily voted, toet the itepelt ordered tc!be .received torrow. • • - POILICAIse SIM . The lore went into a Committee on the nihil ism' Bilk • • .0n the **clause, Mr. b. GIDDY argued with tatoiderablehurisour against the Bill, which he cha. ncterised as a most ridiculous measure. He observ. that he had heard it mentioned that the Honour. Ibis Baronet (Sir T. Turton) had it in contempla. ins tb propose a correlative measure, by which the iee of pewter should be confined to the form-, * of an utensil different from a porter pot:— that ease he understood that it was in the Aideoplatinn of the Pewter'i Company, in gm .!'or the service, to present the Honourable with an *wail of the kind to which he alluded, ornamented with the effigy of the Beiterable Baronet hirneelf...—(d loud latigh.). Nam a greet friend to morality ; but it was mom' isilly?f a manly description—and not the puling mo. air which the preen! Bill originated, and which yoke* for those seminaries of young Ladies and • Oletiemen, from the age of five to eight, by which *Metropolis was surrounded. Mr. WHITBRZAD defended the Bill ma.* Eau Baronet. from the attack made ilmokietirz 111.4kAL.Gentlman. The Hqn. Centimes Itits4 ore a aunt stage of the Bill. on its being moved-that • er do leave the Chair) proposed as as Apeaimeet, that he 'should leave the Chair “ on slat day ex months." Now, really, if that proposis thbhad been agreed to, not the Hon. Gentleman's Mad (Sic Humphrey Davy himself) nor ail the tie, lend philosoghttrs in Europe to boot, would ever have .by - 11 .latete the Vie LONDON. THURSDAY, JUNE 25. PEICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'C LOCI: per Ct. Ea& Sof 58-4 per Ct. 71i 7s I per Ct. Ceas. for money shut.—Ditto for opit. Sitti I Bonds 71. Se. dis.—Lg. Ages. —Oranium . A Heligoland Mail arrived this morning, but tt brings no news whatever. The same rigour prevails lin interrupting all intercourse between the North Of Europe and Heligoland. All the letters which we have seen from Lisbon de scribe the Army in the Peninsula to be in a more healthy state than ever it has been, the greatest 1 part of the wounded baring recovered and joined. The general expectation R as that Lord Wet.unrroe would soon start anew; as he was only waiting to get his cavalry, which had been in a most woeful plight, into some order. The Irish Dragoon Guards, at one tinse, had hardly a horse fit to go with a dispatch, bet were again getting into fine condition. There is every appearance of the measure of re orbiting from among the Spaniards being successful to the utmost extent of our wishes ; and it is supposed that in a very short time a disposeable force of WI 4sousind will be added to the strength of our army by this measure. Numbers of the Spaniards are locking i&to our light regiments, namely, the 43d, sild and 96th, with whom they were previously ac quainted. Some officers have been sent over to re cruit in Catalonia, Valencia and Cadiz. The Cameronians have been sent to do the garrison duty of Gibraltar, from whence the 82d is coming to Lord Wsurtiorotr. The 20th and SBth regiments are daily expected at Lisbon from England. The a galvanic, or by any other procesi, to Right *Hone Gentleman. (A laugh: . Wes loudly called for by the thefts which" that iseneitted to an enormous extent on the pub. V.. tam, sod by theittsinorality among the children of ibe West ilasses which the present easy commission of the crime tneourased. XF. ROSE estpred himself favourably disposed Mee measure, the tendency of which was to re- . s erious esil a set of men, who front ziAd er cbsmcter and conduct, and from the ex ' contribtuians to the revenue of the state, tbritakied to all possible protection and indulgence. Mh ABIACROMBIE was of opinion, that no li altelliht to pass, unless ample grounds wen* evil)%low:meat. He commented at, wok tot the' la = sfieliney of the Wino statism to Pima rise mootheiso of the crime whtth thp, Isliste of eekiideration. t • ..! .` Ilr. CRCIILER ridiculed the Bill, which he :we'd; tis to coil es the Parliament of the United Empire kith a treaty of peace aftd amity between the 12N.•thagcc and the Blue Bost—(o propetty of the Publicans, Which tl• King's regiment, and the Royal Highlanders have joined the. army. The 42d are in the division of Ge. neral Sir TUOtiIAS GRAHAM. Never was the British army stronger or more effective thmi at the present nitnnertt in the Peninsula. Lord *itu.nrovoN can bring, of British and Portuguese, ,80.000 men into the field, independently of the Army. in Cadiz. It is stated in letters front . tbe Flinch coast, that BONAPARTE has transmitted *tio MARMON? and Sonia to retreat, in order to die a position on the left of the Ebro. This intelligence is consistent with-the efforts which we have already stated to be made for reinforcing the French armies in Poland. It is there BONAPARTE is assembling all his strength, and he per haps expects that the force left in Spain will be able to maintain the line of the Ebro until the contest in the North be terminated. Former accounts from the United States were to the Bth ult. at which time the • of the United , Congress ts!eld not agree to pre sect among theMselves. He ! States had several important and interesting Bills in the * the Bill, which was agitation, particularly relating to this country, 4 lrhick classing as it did tvir.ih 'were made the order of the day for the 10th of May,' Pre en eis3u / t ig ututu e metals : " by A later arrifal has brought us interesting at:comae ca l cu l ate d to p lo v eot wn to the 20th, from which it appears, that no mgo to t le discussion had taken place upon the B 1 . 1 g * the er '6 4 l . na; merchantmen to we in self-ace, nor had any and Mande an measures been resertisiteef a positive nature. A P"'" ;s .. l I t . of the House was 4;,elinriaaee foithwith.os Teonurox, and Mr. B. war fever appeared lin• - eafte with a few hot-headed: expediency of the Bills as partizans, but Mr. 11Lsotson appeared fully sensible youthful i defratmli_ . •• that the people weal& no longer be a gieled," and: I " W. Aws :" .1 " 1 ; that they were becoming more sensiaetinit wrongs 1 it. . and injiwies experienced from Framieleaerell as cot r learned Ind animated viscid of tle conciliatory dupe {f this ceentry. against the Bill t after Th e eketkes all over the Contilsset were Indicative . 3—Far the clause 26 et d i e extreme. expop o ir i ty of * Lc A a rn ixi simitts • the Committee, the I and etheir measures ; and nnt'aill.half th e on Friday. = of the elevemiiliOns loan etellilin raised frosts ,. gANS. People. • • :CIISQUEst are comma- m e . Form it Wes had °fend to Zirt tip. up = lea el 4"x - V" be *aired Aliolimi-oopoloo 'Woo*/ dr-pore to the le "Wisps gee- . ei 7 0 1)(44): port o Tua oitiolidiplA*l4lol l l f Mr ttsr, depts. . 4 , by WU& tbe 144 the i Oippits 41041 ennerli . nl ene.sl,4ll a 49 %Met: the . 1 4" flak ib k l4% WA/00i tPitrkiltkitis , • -x- 7 4 Ma al of ifs 14.11011101(a., • • • . t ; wi • . .• - , ' • • r • • • .•-.. . • .. ° 1 1 49 7 01. 1 . 1 " The Hussar Brigade silted mgdtOt.r,lis Ilediatelfr. • The 2dleattalion, 6th Foot, is atuoutdiessaga* lbeats for . Portagnl. ../iy letters from the coast et' Metbiteirilitli fleet Manwsat., Major Conemetesp $lllll, - officers and men ettlitilepel '4llla in perfect healtb. • A _ 4; . The troops In the Wee( LOA Ina SW aim health the. they were soma( sr /below accountss Dr. Jacusoo, the inspector of Hospitals,' has actually abut up several of the Hospitals, thisd being no pedants. A. very material alteration has takes place a the tirst clause of dse Mutiny Act for 18111,erbish states, that the number of fortes should consist of 965,996 officers mid teen, includiog his Majesty's forges am. ing in the East Indies. The number specified in the Act of 1811, was 84001 effective ave. • • A mast eicelleat arrangement has taken and litill be notified officially from the War St: for granting Pensions to Officers wounded severely. 'or who have • lost an eye, or limb, in the service. ;The scale of pensions will be from at4oo per annum, %,tlte highest to a General, and 450 the lowest to as Ensign. and intertriediately according so regibuolpi rank. • 1 . •• • • '• • 1 . 1 - • • • • ve.4 • • Ptl MOUTH, JUNE N. •••• • -"L.' Arrived of this harbour his Majesty'imltintloirvlslb WI Sir H. B. NEALE ; THAW, COLOSS t Rio TAD*, bound for Basque Roads. The packets still remain. —'find variable. 'l/..ILMOUTH, JUNE 23. Arrlinel dm *mut, 18 gtins, from a cruise.... Sailed the STIREING CANTU', 74 guns, for Bassin. Roada ; and SEALARK schooner, (formerly the Fly of Boston) of 12 guns, on a cruise. The Unloose, 96 guns, H ELIXNA, 18 guns, and GnowLart, 14 guns, went from Hamoase to the Sound. Remain in Caw sand Bay the YORK, of 74 guns, destined, it is said, for the Norths Sea service, and the g_ AN Josar, the flag ship of the Ceannander-in-Chief.—Wind W. N. W. :1 4ORTSMOUTH. JUNE U Arrived his Majesty's ship RACOON from Jamaica. His Majesty's ship VILTURE is appointed convoy fur the Downs, and will sail to-ntottow. Arrived the hie Sidney Smith, KNIGHT ; and the Henrietta, WAE. son, from Demerara. The Himnals, BRAS% heal Berbice, put in here to take convoy for London she sailed in company with six others from St. Tho. mas's on the 23d ult. two of which, the Albion, Youno, from St. Kitt's; and the Horatio, Women. from Deuterons, - she parted ft om last night off the Isle of Wight. The other four, the Robert and Sarah, the Progress, the Louisa, and the Robert. she parted with on the 12th ult. DEAL, JUNE as. Arrived his Majesty's ships SCEPTRE and Panic' of WALKS from off Flushing. A large fleet of mer chantmen, coasters, and colliers, remain wind-bound. Wind S.W. blows strong. OWEENOCK, JUNE It Arrived itt Port:G i lasgow, on Saturday, the John Campbell, Hexrmsoy—left Grenada the sth May.. On the 12th May, joined the Everthorpe, M'Arnrca, at St. 'Thomas's, parted with her on the 6th Inst.— On the Ist June, spoke the American brig St. Paul, Wusetweroter, from Port-Glasgow to Boston ail well. On the 9d June. at sa. m. spohe the Rich ards. NErtair, from Newcastle to Pictou j oat 15 days, all well. On the 18th May, lat. M. N. long. 58. W. spoke the brig Mary, Rerout e of Liverpool, from • La Guist, bound to Gibraltar. LEI 111, JUNB IL The Forward gun-brig made the signal for h voy for Wingo Sound, on Friday; and the Mercu rius sloop of war made the signal for a convoy to r • Archangel yesterday, and will sail the first fair wind. The Snake sloop of war arrived in Leith roads, this Morning, from a cruise. The E ia sloop of war, •, Captain Hole. is to be docked at Sheerness, to mato • he defects. The sloop Nymph, Sasigster, f ood bet with lime, caught fire in the laarbour of Stow- Aaven on Thursday last, and before it could be sob- shied, the vessel was so mach damaged as to be sup posed unfit fog repair. KIRKWALL, ORKNEY. JUNE so. Last week tie A weeks° ship fro* liesoltergb, Wee Phil glass. iron, kc was totally wrecked oo the Mind el North Ras. 1 naldshay—the crew sad part of the cargo saved. Sunday ism. • log. upwards of loe tail of the Bahia Eat, with savoy. passe throng% tit* Peolend P&L Thursday. a weds of alms Eh et so test in nos wherein the Day el Whiewall, la ihe of go u d a kwill M credible. yet kk a ; that, bride. the the _b4 whaler, year sod have cons Ordik anotywidliad i sse fee years mud all, Is. XS, toe, see se esdps. aid July le, sem, me at ihrel. ). Msase to Se 1810 hi the at Sussemay ' al 411; se Ebb ia ssaineaetaree 'an sad tits olloineeted Weight= 4very sereforehh• to the *Nisi Mir Mk saiiiresey whose, sod am * it l:Staatflli arikbilbillWE.te ether pieces. - 46 mi•mnIMMEN..IIIIIM.M.II ThOwikkowert, who, at het Obsiow Cireek, rot wookimg ' ter hew •-e-h dish, riedpol fins t iL b israr d •a Ittourroi tOpriewe He is to he ' hie set I 1 Botany Day Ow Me. bysisear the Nth Osurt tehstisbuy met at Eihabliffel._ John Wilke and his *hi, of skie s wipe horeats • h to the bar. _ daisy week accordlnity WOW Vase owe eastiestioe. '7 . •.0 101 . *,, , • . tM Some of the Yeibilieftdry tom with amounts. of outrigesthile4.4o.ooheod of . j Leads and '•On &MT mieraiagi. , about toe o'cleebisb. of a Mr. BARRACLOUOIK was reeled, ' a Who demanded fire-arias,. • with* wee Tulth .--not content with Mk . they insisted diet die door should be Tee width witedone; theribse insisted upon tut u .of the desk and estiers, which they found so nitsner s• they proceeded to ib 4rl . Mr. IL' and insisted upon his mosey s' be seststbo* *bong 20s. ; se& lsaelag helped theusselseetesisik '- cheese, and butter, they teak their leave: :Vie ash: - night strobbett took piece at Kirkham:us, peer Had ' dersfield,. hafirbidh-the robbers broke Iwo the boob s , attired the bbikoosu of IlitiLtbame, lad riambe • pistol to Mrs-11. and his till,, who is the slums sou" shuittatlei bisiasevy eadberya, be gays dam. abisassee t• Iherrauoiodlis dra wn t bet Ad an plot tbuitemerthersupotott. -s , FIVICCA 31111111G/111 * !d i nned to the phraseology of the it II abinsd as the principle of it, cla s• tend earth, with Gs other Fee it ;Wit was not drawn by an • 1 01110 to the Bill being calculate • !Into same-argunaentwoold gi e l ll '.lsseping open shops for ti tdram wearing watches I _ ITBREAD defended it *l ' is •it Sutras Mr. PI. Tileal Wear, maintained the expedii itteVisi temptation from yontbi UN" Mr. Viragszatm, eh ed the Bill.• 10 • • GOLBOURNE opposed Sir T. TURTON made a lea late•theairpmente urged ags • the Committee divided t -1 4 tot....llp—MAjo e i t y B. J6ra passed we thyou g h I tee • illgreg to be received on • WAYS AND NICAIi te l glaNCELLott of the - EXCKE malty isz ael ad tara, ra u oved, tl= JOS # 4 . vat* would make, t i lt it7.o b i a Atte sm. absetvatissa oti ties part a ,a . Mile et rabbi atioaajt b 1 ' a.. - . g ist Yor ked, bica l aaed • se. tattled ;ta *is deo s ae,sad abs !alien* bolsi • aamaltlit Will was thwatIPVIS 74 1% still ow talm i p aimpn mp ira - 4 . Ork: • ,; - • .:•••., -4. t. e ipipir a ' no — itentio —w iciliiiii bio - laWilbout tiiiiiffoarioiko of diAtirs sirgally, bot is du bait year it. did' e i l iki d l MOW *lll.l.4frait die criloraiiii• the comfit' 1 iiiiiittai, sad do dogawddeitia4r- No bushing is !Wag, andliiimey is* WINE* Cm, thatit ~ ..' . is ba"!relibliP . Of tiki Moo pr- o Mit", Fowl , ...t• - •