Star. — London, England, 1829-05-06 00:00:00

~-~-: it• 4‘,"' • A: • • ' • • •-•.* . ' . • • .. . • ~~.•~ • ' :VlO utsci • •- •• PICTIZALLING . m A ORMCII; May 4,11 .CPAMISSI4PIVARS for nu LLING . , isitialers . .zurr,*. rs liireby eve Ridge, • • lhisiNlSMr, the nth Inssent. •tbsi wed be ready t receive • ibol.lll WYbiss ( 16 / I. ed oP)St.nld treat ler IMASSDisestad ellifters of NirkfitAT, 411111 M. env Roads • • ' es ilts Bealtel, * • ISt itandred Quarterst( New magi, • .4,10 1 . Tempt New OATMBeild, • . • .11(11); ;ante SOAP, • • 'Ptes - Tons al surrsa„ Teri Tuatof CHEESE. . . • 'Ta be detested imolda. Majesty's Victualing Storm, se Dep.: • the . Wheat in joantities Of not less -than Pie Hundred Alneettos per Week, from the date dt The Contract eneltalf of • lito Peas and Mensal by the'3lst instant, and.the remainder of . 'do aims by sabikaoth..of -lyre next ; and the whole of the Soap, • *sew. NO Marne Mahe menthol Juee nest. • • ' lasisplastt not less than OneQayi tif the Wheat; and of the Peus sad Oassasikatiost - belsrodiserd'hosthe Party . tendering ; and a Simple et ibrllearp, and the Conditisivcthe contracts, may •• ;tersest at this Oat. •• • • • • geeta lbystbritsaitliecify - the• pries in words atilength.,.and las akilitesed heibrs Vies (elect:on the Day .app•bitrd ; and the -,lNteseewhettaltes-lbe Teatlet, or some .Perela or hie bcha% laatmllei•whett called ter. • . • • •• • —' • • JO&% T. ORIGC.I.-Adlistaniaieftliori • •• • • 1•... AROMATIC szkitirorvitrEGA percumedliquor (the original :ill •:• 1 4. • 4vitlon ui 111i . ..Henry) Witicb le of Well-known elficary in ''Missing Faintnehg and Head-ache, and in counteracting the !..efibefa Of over.heited, dirk or infected air, continues to be pro., perfection, by Messrs. THOS. and WM. 11VItY, • ying Cbetniata, lilapcheater. It Is sold in •;..tdbilik • and retail, by Messrs. Barter and Bt.riv, retallen, Ctoklispimatreet ; and Retail, price 4. 0 .5. 9d. by tine agent or man; evetypineipal Tqwn ; big it cannot be genuine, : 1 0%4 the aninhe of the abike. preparers are engraved • on the • Ihretninvitt stamp, *kick is fixed over the cork of each box. — Pak' :Vane Doge, are Wild by Bayley and Blew, .as .usual. ••• algolowisy also be had, atulteuileated by a similar stentr. itaite's gaieties Maimarge. •in boidvant As. 9d. or with glass limeys at its. sd • . . . . - 13trThjelt'S FLUIQ MA ACT OF StafteSA ' . . Pdlif I . X.A. Sarsaparilla ban of lase years bees mach wed . . an alteatav, la Senialthas Agraissa, Sewory, andostber mow . 'aim, Disemes,aod is eonsidered by tbs. mon amiassi thirteens if„fogy - gai n .day..as the var y bee bedieloo for re-emablishing 01wwattodee shy it boa undergone tba Ab 4 ate . Messrs'. ar . lAtstoien injared by what is &nominated leormdaryllympumm.-- - 6 bold Ig:sue. captains a/I the properties 01 dor Root in a 4 t .: ' 'd apaa will heap for any barb ot ° dame, and dm Pa. cs t elf Kn. ' .11 aria sidiPits. witty rah. a Decostion*.pf any aireograi by :.. a .• . : 7- toeld, al beach ! % at. 4a: Od. Ili. 44. and i'.os. by Maws. boiler, Caragota, Clseapolde. comes at St. Pad's..Leedom ; latetville: t iv . ,1 1 . 2 k ers an 4 PrOcAl-sirttio Rellubssals ; and that . priowipal. 00 oat ;of whom may be bad BUTLER II COML. . , ... , ' D *SON G ; 4 cparass. Tido preparation Jae strong c - , Jr doe ,Cobeba. la oopibinatkno with mbar argrodientso ilrbild opal wad eadloooshmas to.** Cimatitosam o beve .. Toojdo bl. experience, niatvially to inersam dm bowsaw , coyly. ' tba.Cpbebs. It is therofotto.cosaidestly reemoroanded r ; dliiii abtaloas arab' loom dimes 4 sim ICidowys ; liosolder. '^sac i . ro Opattists 4. Diatom s pmatrak, he wide!' .the meat dm' • t i . 4 " l4 qr l 0., ilna4 Im.tervioNNot ,Ala bottles at ft. a ID. W. '' S li stfi ttieti.: • • " . • it t he addreM 4 " ileasrs. Burtati.,” ma the tarsi. • — E fkirE 8.0 ,rius, justly lamtlitts tot J.. 4 code" as AA* stamkelee infadfiSSAL DISEAOM One mpall, Pal** dm% and the .ailting of sow Ues, in a rem* ease, ledleeemootwiseetba petieturof the obtainer of nit recovery. Notliing.eak .be teeter Amadora, more safe, or Mum m aieleilealenteliso tkb liansally,far mute as are obliged urge jellratiew .41 mesa, as it "weds 'no amiesineet or restraint of Diet; and • elheitpuito modems. Os an. essounive racslee)bas proved that k will effect a Cure when repeated Salivation and sli usher Methods swan issoing.. Yen she. liemewy and ether • Chronieal Disorders, • It Medidee: bag. eat lee. parallel. • Upwards of 4OOOD persons lostb Om have boss makable cared of the above cruel disor ders, width the last eight years. Pr ar,ed . and sold by the sole - TrIFAYLAMIzed WS, l<itnitMra of the hotel Col. • eilifiergetme, as timer (looe, No. s, New Dridge.street, is loses of only es. 9d. wea r deoFinekoled.-;ss-.41.11. Two back Affinioritt Liens he the Iheargies'at . eigbr...sllley ahe sold, by their appointment, lei*: eepiesitirettketiOle the thyrskops .h_iliaftegmrygsjohtp, and 103, Osford-stran; Mr. Disboomigk's, 7, Fislusuiretrltill.eorlyoppositesbe meet - Messrs. Butter, Ptlneu•ustreet, gilinbutiN and Bneltvtliketn!t.. l l)obliq/ and by inso Briton and Ireland ; observing, ag the satiny dater -tbot "T. Taylors Now llndge-street," is upon the .Gosesenseut Stamp. • •••• • FR9M Tim . . - .41i 7 01 it tar S. OmenWWl its die' Smile Troop of *Mr" Kayos Itieltard Welt:- salmi Second .i.letitattaas. • :• ,DIC4.4I:6ITIONS OF I NifOLVRIIICII. L. George and William Motu &wiry, Scafferdahlre,. tailor.. %Whig Merykrata„ Cent, Hiu , YotkahiSei . oraullesehatf4 clown. faetorew . • • . • . - .IIOI)CRUPTS. . • . Mittatl PlittWali; i i,Gietwermait, Chambers, Marltlai‘laor to tartentitr, Rare, at twelve, lj,•atcro, aid June 16, at ten at the suit el Counilakittorts ilfutaruptt, balogbalkotioet.. Attortier, Illi.'l9,rokion..licrogate Hill. - • • • • , JAM Vf.ite, Chimes I;anibtoute, Berkabite. tailor, May 14 , 15, • old Um: 16. at eleven,* the Red Zinn Inn, ChFiptin i t Lam born/a, Berkehtrr. • Anomie% Mi. Rowland. Rantabuty, ..bird; or Messrs. 1111tter and Co. Raymontl.buildingi.Gray's Oterpt Gsbbs Caine laid Rock, Cheltenham, hultdett, May 19,19, n 4 June . I‘. at it-u r ic the Turk Motel, thelattnhiel. AttiOArs, Bretham atta Farman's-coin; Corn :CW" W illiams ,ebe it"erl e ; Noose, ekeicowerthire, ssJodof the Mit' of attu k : l n g rot r. 'Mr.:Y.:lt' 19, ruipti, j .. • A itatitti, Mr. *aver. St. hlllaredls-ciurt, rouhry. J 1i °'‘ 4t..Jo!,alaaaq4 kooiroik wialoaPars Mat 46.19, sltrf ituo Id, at eleven, st the court Of Cutamiwiooen of Bank. • Moir:Wes, hresaks* Yowls' and' ca.. . 108.481 1 10114,reff, Sulablisrkt tiWt - Paihellat. tay.phint. winatnetelitiu. May h; 19;and • neat 66,' at titawen, at the total or Cottitulisteners 6 of think. t 4 ,10. 0.01 'c1k. 4tlPloirr‘ Me Gamy ;Attadatt‘austet. • Vandal iti l Si. Clopent; Otletrashge. balker, Met"l9, sett, Sho Mat t tf. et! eleven, at. tie bona of lit. f ilartthai. twadar • Tomo 414tomoitoOlo.148.„ UggloNetosi as dapteety.lane. 11 1011160111011 tr, dlaeckeeter, had WUnita Senior, 011tagow muse. M. anfilune A_at MD, as due teid: au* tver Anoraks, Mean. Wilda end Co. Teltaabottem -.44=ra Whitiont; Hintketter. 41111 " , Actoalior, *op Mot mem astir % , sort ofMiters. Circeowoye and Ce. Warwick. 14. and Jaalll.• in dieglllN inter Waratilelh'Atsha Hate% Warwick. • als . lPrl t 1 " 10 4 s ad CAI-tierel laselOoll; 41, 114,01*. • wayrawd Co. assts. from; Leolo,seofte, Art% at *Aft o;mit lam* • 44 41.116 11 14C4 5it nowt 4 , 410. Amonska. WO rod yo. Middle temple; or Mt. Pradesh 4 4114 `t ?WOK. Ithterpaba. blot Ad Am. dealer. hay f Iff, • Jose 160 t ova, at the Clarets/too lama% lelimapeo. Eoprodfie, 31 " 41• 7 914 " 1 1 0 °01 OF. Mann. Adlingtes and Co. ihot- InNevor• 41 Wootot. ATM, ttOrertrh, leather caner. AT IL .= 1 & .ligoo. is . ootiostooos oho Video Limo Tom: MftiNt► tarok*. ot* Moll* *. Co. *Ow Doh. ....et, upholsterer 16, at tee, at the Court of Commissioner:. hallwtreet. attisesey, Mr, Brine', Shoredltch. Bartholomew Davis, Leominster. Herefordshire, flax drams, May 11, 14, and Jam 16, at eleven, at the King% Inn. laniniviost. , Attories, Mr. H. Lipid, Furniture Inn, Holborn ; or Mr. H. Herbert, Leominster. DIVIDENDS. May 29, J. Brice, Pontefract,Fortehine, mule &aim s st tWsloe, 'at the New Elephant Inn, Poutefract—May 26,1 Cnttin. Broad street; oterefiant, at eleven, at the Court of Contraisakeara-4110611 W. Stratford, 'rottenhanawsurt-road, cutler% at ten. at the Coon at' May 11, J. Sha ckl e, Milk-street, aseapiikli, live- hosier ' at ten, at the Coon dr Conansionioners—allay 2 K. , high a nd S. El iih, Uoion street, Southwark, last itsamsfaavaim, lot incise, at tSe, Court of Commissionera-11Lty 29, P. Lia/d:' great Barret'-atreet, Blacktriari.road, malt factor, at toelOa, it the Court of Ctimminioners--3111y te ft. Wilkinson, izefthant. at _ & •Penman, Bia eleven. at the Count of Commissioners—a - Juno 5, .. mingham, cabinet maker, at melee, at the liosal Hotel, Biasing- Mtn-.June 16. W. T. Power Birmingham, animas. at °Wu I she Royal Hotel, Birmingham —June 16, R. N. Orion. Bironlog bent. scrivener, at one, at she Royal Hotel, pluntinglslll- 312 / 14, R. C. Harvey and E. Hill, iildburgh. Norfolk, tugae.,it at the Bowling Green Inn, Norwich—May flu, C. liasskis sad Sin)kin, Leek, Staffordshire. meicers, at cited', it the Ganges Jails Leek— May 26 , R. P. Ritchie, merchant, at ten, Ay the C 7; :Cesesmi.siritien.— May ckioyd, Shefleld,Yorkshire,dra AL-egitu, at the York Hotel, braochesuak. • CERTIFICATE* kler 81. S. Carroll, Fencbarch.street. broker —D. Jamas.anOBlol. 'svouliendraper —H. Hanks: Great Sorreywatteet, cur Inorch. shoemaker—C. Cronkesden, Russeil-strees, Bermondsey,tatiner— J. and• W. Lewthwsite, Lancaster. sediment—T. 11Foorbouse, Sheffield, Yorkaltire, victualler—J. Whew, Sheffield, Yorkshire. cutler— W. IVinscumbe, Bristol, builder—G. Halm, Woreeatst, linendraper. • PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVRD. K Day and T. B. Fleeting, Chancery-lase, attendee-3. Gs and Co. Kentish-buildings. Southwark, hop factors (as far as Pea girds .1. Gobk)W. Rushton and H. Rushton, NI &celestial& Chu.' shire, conimon carriers—J. Andrews, sen. and G. Andreors,Wooda weer. Cheapsidi, woollen warehousemen —. S. Bevan and Co. klagitaka street, Berniondsoy.street, slows (as far as regards S. Ketati)--.1. Philp and J. J. Seagowl. liread.wreet, Clloapalde, table Moen manufarAuters—l. Jefferson. and T. B. Jamas, Siehopsgatta snort Within. lluendrapars—J. Jones and Co. Wood sweet., Spits!. idl e pawnioriskets—J. Coliby and C. Brady, Great Suers/ street, .Warms—J. Cotton and W. Duos, Worcester. coal mericiants.... 11. Jones „and J. Hatiftf, Bishopegateastreet Without, woolks drapen74. Almond and I. Cooper, Liverpool, noel merchants— W. Windile and Co. Lord Mayor's Court Ogee, Royal. tuhange. anomie& las far as respects S. A shley)—C.'C. Eyre and T. klauley, Bristol, surgaoos—J. Preaaloy and H. Herd, Leedi. Yorkshire. ploashera—'r. Foster • said Ti N. Foster Ekesham Oil Mills, all ,tratiers—J. Hernias asd.S. Battaityr•RoOsford; Eases, bric klayers --J. Yentar and rah I,iverpool, stench manufacturers. - _—.. House was eagagnd untSsqoanerpeet lewd. balleting &sr . a Commits* to outsider the Dover *leak*. , Mr. HUNK prppestri to the House, that in future a clear day's. 'notice ot the third reading tit a Pawns MI should be given to mar Member, and moved a raolution m that elect. The resolution wa surfed end made al Standing Order of the Noses A Standing Order, 'dm**, after the second reading's( Private Rills, petitions sgainsetlerid.ring co or grounded upon a neglect elf the Standing Orders*: the Home, was then read, and discharged. The follserhsg iiihmshers then Mae to she tab* and were emirs its tbe.Cmtrmbteeon rite Dever Hon. Joss Bon.; R. W. R. Coupons, Joins Baseauty Moms, Rase* Wansuatoi, J. J. Goan, 14. W. W. Pinniassars, H. Hosea as, A. A. Deems, C.' Tlertseel, Earl of Suectotiet 7 and C. F. Psztasso. The Conuntoe, altar having been &Woes. withdeew• A Waage was brought frost the lajrds intimating their hawing' agreed to sone Private Bills which bad prat sent up from this House. Mr. MOORE presented a Petition from the silk !bowman; of the city et Dublin against the seduction of the duty oh the porsatioo of foreign raw .ilk. and praying for a cempoessation tbr the losses which they bad sustained in consequence of the reduetiee at the duty on thrown sills. The Hun. Member presented also a ratifies, fro* thti Chamber of r.oottneree of Dublin against the Amnion Dating 11.11,--'llse petitions were soldered to be printed. Mr. Spli.XMOlsta 'trammed two Pointe* Irmo individuals isi Somerhetshise .agoinat the importatson sot (weirs shrews eilh.— to lie on thq abbr. _ The DARLIHOTOV presented a Petition from cat. tole (*tinier% against the now m progress for the increase of Smithfield Meat': . • The petition. plter a few words from Mr. Castersnoir ebd Sr K. 1KII•VCINIIM1.I., was ordered to lie otlfir table. mni.tinso Op IssoLS tO scirnaito. Mr. HUME resettled a Portion front rite Cithipany of Gold smiths of the City of !Biliusborrl egekrat the liwash Gaols Mi. lo moving drat the pedtion do lie opal the table um Hoe. Member took occasion to ask the Noble and Learned • Lord opposite (the Lord Advocate) what cooc.e he intended to pursue in reference to the *shit*? Me bed received many communiestiOrts from In con ! entente god cabers in Scotland, who, as they wore to be toted by Ste Bill, -were.notorafir 'estimator the ben ipiormatims attest the etrotue which was to be followed. . . ' The LORD ADVOCATE tinier , that it was his intention to, e that the INN be rotated to a Select Committee after the *g reedier, end to •afford• every opportunity for miembing tag, Whole Pleasure. As. however, eke present Bill did set dlikr-Ibiet dot which bad been last year before the House, as the providalit of It bad been made in consequence of the suggestions dpd irldwe et the public bodice of Scotland, and bad been now Mt three years . is discoidal. be sow very windbag that say further dielay should take place in reader a measure which be thought would produce great advantages to.Scotiand. Mr. IC PERGUSSON said that the Bill was of the greatest im portance to Scotland, as it shifted upon the Landholders the Peas. sty of budding and nepaleiar the Geekti•-as obligatiin which, toy)he Coossketion of Saniatie, bad bees Reposed upon the Moral Bergh*. Mr. HOME DRUM MOND.said it appeared to bias very ex traordinary that opposition to the Bill should come from the Royal ' Burghs, and *lobed his Hon. Priem!' (the Lord Advocate) to ebb eider, before be pressed it, what sort of support bet:Wild expect in aid of a Sasoonpopulor smears* Roval.Uurgba Me despaired= of seeing such a Bill conic out of a Select Committee iii web s shops as he approve. 'Airs!a few words Iron, 'MG . /hail Mid Mr. rescuing, the Wheakileved to be piloted. - • Mrs HU,6111 moved dot there.* laid:before the Hesse reigns of the number of surcharges made by the Sioverstre of Assessed Taxes for the years tan and lea. 'h... retains. would be wily : a ennituvatitni of *lmolai` actounse Wrath ad the tattle or the House fur the years 1153 1826. and: tle7. His neaten for riming tow *Mar was to show the effector's the p ublic Maisie oppressive taxes, in the hops of inducing his litapostes Gevergna•ut .ttapto some amehinatioo of them —Agreed tic. . :ttf. WA SUMMON brOught 16 a Bill for the p revention of she salawful disinterment of human Positits,' and ter rogul.nar. the *We of astatine,. "Die' Kid wa's read a first tune, and ord ered. to be remi sgegood time on Fridsy nest. to same /too. Agates. them sirgsogjed Petittonsfecon the Ay. ids* and snerions of the City of Nurigi'civand liter the Meow.' Ilimintysit the same thy, .playing ler tasiiitset isitlie Nude of ana tomy. • • • . i Sir M. S. STEWART presented a Petition from the Commis- I elbtierint Supply of the County in L anark lo tii.t the Scotts* En- Iron Biff, and expressed his tutor that•the flocs. Member for Ayr. Mire would COVINIit to postpone Istosreetling with *the measure for soother yew. 1 Mr. KENNEL)? felt that his compliance with that request would nut be productive at any good, and ono., thereforerp.ase were In pressing . the measure. ' Those Petitions were weevilly (Wend to be printed. 1 . Sir kl, S.. S Eh:WART presented a Petition from the same par. ties against the ildl passed last Session tur enlarging the. Gauls of Scotland, std prow.' that no further progrtoi should by mask !under the enactments of that Ddb.'—Ordered to be printed. ! Sir G. COCK BURN 'brought toil ISM lbr the transfer of the 1 saaoaginnent of Gereassich Hospital, which was. read a first time, safiordered to be read a wood time oo Vrilertwat. Cass of Me. 0411.1.11% Sir .1. MACINTOSH rinse to move for the appointment of a Select Committee to take into consideration the claims of Mr. O'Reitter and other* who Viggo sufferers by the insolvency of the Registrar of the Court of .Mask... Understanding that no cove. Scion would be offered to the motion, he should not, by emitting into any statement', detain the' noose from the vet y intponang business upon which It was' about to sinter. The Honourable Member concluded by. meek): 'basilic Remains from the India House wining to the case of Mr. Viteilifily,sbyuld be referral tii a Select Committee.' ' r Lord ASH LEY add, 'the Sift - India Company hid never s r pined the production of the - papers . alluded tn. The motion was then agreed to, and-the Committee appointed. BOROUGH 'OP SMIT ukTIORD. • ' Mr. LA MU wished, before his Honourable Friend the Member tbr Oletchingley (Mr. Tennyson) should prOceed with his motion resionctiog the dirtranchnottatot •.f East Retfuid, to fresent a petition from .the Mayor, Aldermen, Bailiff, and . Burgesses of East ,ltodord,i .praying hats new writ might issue for the election of Representatives is Parliament for that borough.. Lc was alrpost unnecessary fase : him to state that he steed not forw.tid as. the advocate Mr the. borough.vf Esse Retford, for, as tar ;s a, silent ,ode could got be bad' registered his opinion of the delinquency of that borough.l But he should not be doing..his duty were. fie not to *Este the strung and energetic language in which the petitioner, declared their inpoceoce of corruptionianJ their willingness to confirm.-that. statement on their sitlemo.oatha,cr .ia any other uay, : at the bar of the House ; that they ,had never r dinutly or indirectly, to. mitred either money . al or promise 54 along , for their yours many • - r election f or the borough in qbestions . .On that [ff;aternent the. petitioaers confidently. and. be trusted on good grounds. anticipated acquittal. from the charge which applied to . other . inhotistanit of the botougb. One word with respect to the prayer of the petition that p new writ thoilla ttißrs A ,notice of a motion with tt;ame object, by the honourable Member for Lyme is (Mr, Fame), was tobe•loond on. the Journals of the House for, that night, and •he (Mr. Lamb) trusted, I the House tumid, not separate without disposing ell that. question. He did not deny the power of the , liOnse . to suspend.writs; it w.asphowever, a 'power sel 40m exercised, and sr power, which ought to be very Ilitfd,flm CSereited, but • particularly in a case where the tough menaced with disfranchisement was deprived, it# Resnostn,tatiyes , of its natural advocates in that t, ie.: , He knew th at Counsel might be.beard at the F ee 4 of the. House in favour of the petitioners i.• bat that Was the stelae of -is cold . for mai-speech - at.. two intied....with the. warm.- acteocaoi,of -Waken of Rao!! constatiLluppotot arevevlsoas of the -- -il t .11,miciorable.aapilieetamMia be. aware - ` 4 l, stair .-04..thw atidesiol , l o be Iniseeflf .r. . 3 . t . r . i ji s lly% ~ .\t * • • .. . • . i rnek . . 41 4, . dillik Al l LI. - - --) % •itire. • • . . . f.,..* ~ . . • / qk .. .. 4 pr . , OlMlNumenimp; '' ''..''. 7_ ?ll;gl . • .... : 7.- .. f ._ - . , 4 • WEDNE • SDALEVENING, MAY 6, 1829. .-..__ 111211.. 1 M Freslieslek Dixon,"Oxford-street, upholsterer, gay 12 In, antlildk 1 ma HOUSE OF COMMONS. .i. "m therleln LING at tee, at the Court of Commissiosers of Bankrupts, NO&House our sagasmi untßsqoarearpast fossils balloting for e w ars • _ _ • • a 01 • .. t p .' • . . ' *lititßlAL PARLIAMENT. • .• .41 •••• :z • . • . . • HOUSE OF LOILDS: MAY 5. • The SPaz . lia• Pl** Pig, 114 Dubs Gatlin Improvement . 13111, the Liierpool and Manchester. aill•Heed ,11111, and several' prlvate HMG, were forwirdotl a stage. Mr. Frmasaata, (fourths Ollce of the Secretary of Pate fir ,tie Home departinoot, pmeated a Rena of *alas Coned.. tad to trial and convicted dwk g the Lest lisellseVlStf i s its the 'Carious counties °I./instead and Wales. . ;• • • . • • Mr. Camas, from the tremor,. rained acaren of the Dettab on Coals for the bat ten 'years. • • ' Mr. NAMOLIALL prevented sundry anima f rn the Bank of gati•d- • . • Ti'. Earl of 111ALINIFSBUIY1f moved for • Regent of the number of yards of woollen rill winged goods esportod.by she lie. 4 India Company from ISM to Ml.—Ordered. Mr. Ussosse permitted the Massie flier abd H arbour M. COLOR.. Lord,TET N HA 11 moved that as Addrese be presented is Mr Majesty. requesting that an account of all gnats of laud mantle tu, .persons going mse seuk op the Swan river be laid,on the tail. , —Agreed to. Spves..l private Bills were brought upfront the Howe of Com. Mons, and read a firm time. The Clarence Rad. Way !Till was read a second thaw. Lord NAPIER said, that, having introduced a Bill for the re.. gelation of the Poor Laws of Scotland. and being desirous the the prim/pleat the Bill should be better known before it paned their Lordships. he begged to moos tharthe Bill be. primed, and. that Bar order for its second reading 4e discharged, and renewed for this day three months.—Agreed 'to. ZLe lioinethen adjourned. Taft MARQUIS OF ANGLenit: Abe follovrinpareollitiai Copies 4 orilie 'Documents . seed by the Doke of. WELLINGT6if in tileotiiinte of speechM ob. °Way night. Thefißrittiice, dated 24th el September, Mi, was read in theeirlier part 61 his (irate's speech; the other documents in the latter part: eosin *accents so Ins Dust OP witLuirasem. . • . - (Asmara) . hi September 24, 182$ . 1 Lime°Anorn lee a considerable titre, and a recent itotnmoni. cutup has sireagly cistroborated the fact,- that the Catholic Ques. don may be adjusted at this moment with mere lacihty (epee as goad terms sod with ai little opposition), en the part both oT the Bishops and ut flier Agitztors, Oilier any other, period. 1 have serest teal confollnuthai the blasnyis wool& he. saddled with very fair teems, in respect to their that nominatis• , they would ably very trebly oppose di m e piyant of the Italic Clergy; and that eves upon the much More dtMtult subject Oiv the Porty.shilling iiseelatiders, h er, would only be hale resiltatiei." Sas WU Or staturosoir so than amicesti; •••!, Lomita, itepeeMber Ira. 11111 IL Musses Loma Atestume—thave equally with my colleague alien thiee letters which you Wive written to Mr. Peel oat the 'ituitau Catholic Qiiestiao. I brie !Sid Otte or then, before the ; tle other two belies nouseets yet, as his Majesty has been llowtwilt a* No miumiay misiedfor layin4 them betote Dm. I will lay them before the King as mom as be Will be stolicantly well (or me to Spaisittil hitq upon a subject of which hi muter kcal% nor tett thinks, Irilhaui bane disturbed by it. I have not written to you on this subject, because I h 0 nothing to .ras. ..sta anandieidwal Member of Parliament, I never will support what is called Catholic Emancipation, tiU it will be brought .steward by the emennimenGloCom . ernment, in a shape to satisfy hie that the .amosement • propuild hill serum die inceresti of the s. In the., .I include the Chisels' of England.• Ar the Lags *mask I, osualip with al the Swamis Whom his Idajestrhie had la Na service - since the roe Ilitts—that is,. the' tolumencemeti(o4 the Noseuricted liegemp, am baud not tar let in this quesdoii ai she Mr late Mr, twining embodied in,e'Menth modem which I have seen. and which was communicated to rho ifesebera et he thwereausm due which was befori - Ofat time % Ems ties aseenneswyee will me that the' diet step of all Is to. reconcile the King's abed to tai artiwyesneet: 'Till ttat should be • isisele deceiver aryself; •or the Feriae to whom I ibouW mildews myself. by milling sheet is at aAI ' h slimikkiewhe,shet I shweistand jest Intend for suspicion to lisisatp, smith& News* and to the Protest/tits of the Empire ha sierrelk MalauvehoQ Our sit tbearktuky df the' Question rests, if I were to discuss with Emma catholic Qergy or the Dram. mom oldie IM_ Otedle Itadstlidion, r plarrto be submitted lild 010111•111111116111 me JPbrSsbnnil !tot 'ale athistitient of this gbaestims. . 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The Bill for dis franchising that borough ions lead a first time io that Hot** en the lit March last year, liter which the Home heard no more about it (with the exce)nion of the occurrence in the civil contingencies of a litle item of " 7.0001. fie expenses of witnesses" examiii-d in that case before a Commitiee bf the Heusi.) until the 90th. of Jane fullossing...nearly four nsanths—ashis he footed tirat it was lent in the ether House. It seas int- possible, therefore (slionid a similar coots* be adopted in tbe present east), that the Measure could pass du cash both . stiossesef Parliament in the +bort period that remained of the present Session ; for we were to have tha:ennunrdlog sod conflicting motions of the Honour able Member fur Blevehinglel, for Hertford, and for Lyme Regis, Mut perhnpv striae fourth Hon. Member -osulitpresadit himself to take op the ennqueror„ Under ;alga*? cirqnsig i e i r r es be trusted the Haase would eifitear the .tbe petitioners. A contr a ry coursewould hp an illustration of in old legal Maxim. that "a *cry ill Mao may be very unjustly elevated." Mr. LITTLETON. could not conceive with what propriety any suggestion of the nature contained in the pe ition could be addreued to a House which bad al- ready expressed its opinion that the borough of East Belford was no longer worthy of being represented in Partiament.- If the House were to grant a new' writ under these circumstances it•would be guilty of great inconsistency. •He svi-hed his Hon. Fiieud, the Mem , bet ler Bletchingley, if .ha should obtain the cnntour lance cat the Hon. Member fife - lkotlerd (Mt. K. Cal ' yea), would consent to the postponement of the kues• lien to t' , e nest Session of Parliament: Hs would not ask the Ministers *hat was to be the detains( r•f the present Session of Parliament. but the state of the Or- der Boca furnished some idea of the improbahalitr that a Bill such as that proposed could 'pass in the present Session.. Mere discus.ion could •be productitre of no good. His Majesty's Government 'could not be ex. petted to protract the Seisson in order•that that single measure should be pawed ; and if that could nett be done why press the Bill scow? He should, in conclu sion, recommend a Resolution pledging the House to take the subject iota consideration early nest Session of Parliament. Mr. TENNYSON hid not risen immediately after 'his Hon: Friend' the Member for l)uogarvon (Mr. Lamb), being !notion...to hear the opinion of. his Hon. Friend the*Miuter for Staffordshire. and was glad he hod followed that course. tie agreed with him (Mr. 'Littleton) that these was little prospect of being able to citify the Bill tlirough boils Houses during the present 'Ses ion,. and. hi cotiturred also in opinion with his Hers. ',fiend, that the Moine would be compromising its dig nity, af!erits vitt Of last year, by issuing a new .writ. (the lion. Member then read an extract from his speech 'of putt year, to stiaw• the extent of the carruptiosi that bad prevailed in the Bon u 4 ti of East Retfotsl, b which et appeared that the whole of the present residett voter II ,YrEo had voted in 1418,eicept ;id, and dirt_eho had been si,imitted between 1818 and IVO. had brio guilt,' of taking bribes.) On what greutid; therefore. could the petitmners rest view prayer for the issue if .1 new writ? For his own putt hr wished .to proceed; still, if it was the opinion of the House that the Bill Oni t ht to be postponed. he teas teady . to acquiesce. Tie Hon. Memtser concluded hi defending hiniself against • any imputation of`having either . abandoned the cause he had undertaken to - coodus:t. or even of having acted dilatorily. • • Lord J. RUSSELL objected to issuing a new writ to a borough convicted cif c , orupt vractices. It would be a .dangeroos precedent. At to the plan of posipoosog the question, he could not see how it could he At!fliiied• If that House pessed it Bill on the sitbject this Session. and the other House refused to entertain it. then .the House of Loids should bear the responsihility of re. fesiug justice to the codntry: The end of the Session was trot hear. If the Government would terininate the Session - befort the measure should ke brought to a sa tisfactory conclusion'. ti.en let the Government bevi i t he responsibility of such conduct= at 'ill *vet*, the Goose of Coltman* 'night to do iti iptrin pressing the mesa sire fotviarathit Session: . ... .• • . . Mr: DUNCOM bE coneueredikolijec6ng to e.. wist ponement. The argument founded on ire alleged w ant ot thee dihierved Pb attenti4O, iiltiti it „vrali . recollected 'with what rapidity Parliament had laielypassesl.ais ern. pprtant . question into a law. Lie retained Its. reunion that the franchise of the convicted betcruet negltt lobe oatooded to,the suer. ending hundred. Mi. kiiiICOURT thought the iresegatiore.4, the effair lehatit ittie up top much time. tn.t/pe. Lad s , 40 'allot; *Parliatiefit to settle• the %nastiest. this •Seesitto without - duOlfeliberation. He could net ./resent to its being forte/ rough the Lords without she eiareillar don of eritneatei,-,end trusted it would beiposeponed to another Session.:( l . ~, .. . - . ... Mr. H. OURN;/..!wes of opinion that 'the gre* towns, tuch as Birrtigham and Manchester, Motild be introdhced into the,repioseliustion; botiever, it may be better topost.pime The measure now, - srd emir ittle it at large next Sessiciii.° Mr, Secretary PEEl4rehe not aware shit any blame should •be cast• on the• Hee. Member IMe. 'rentryson) for the delay that hadtakerrplace sobs ingieg the ide .. I sure before the House. That lion. Member-ccield not coottoul the cireueistancevof eh* Session ; they were ' most peculiar, and should not serve for a precedent. He (Mr. Peel) could testify to the Hon. Gentleman'. *gaiety to bring forward she subject in Marcher 'Fe. Weary, and that it was postponed only from the torsi viction that, during the debates"ea the settletaseetof the Catholic question, this nnuor subject would. receive tie attention. ,Tp thit proposal of issuing I wife weal e t & stades would Arise, supposing she-itstentioss* -the House to be the institution of an ipquiry, whi,* evert to transfer the franchise of East Redbird either to the adjacent hundred, or to the great tewfmt Biresiegkaal or Manchester. What were the facts if .the ea*? A petition was presented against the validity et die eke. tin, charging the electors with betting; In bpi,' sad twirruption. The election was set .aside.by Cho Com+ - •,. et briber t trainee on the proof of treating. The charge, and corruption were lot said so be • - Mr. BROUGHAM withed to kisser** dlfferento Muses bribery and corruption. -• ' • Mr. Secretary PEEL ramealkered Okra Wet re 4i ion drpwr4 is the preamble of do ikfl; bows*. . f . , . • i 4