Star. — London, England, 1817-05-06 00:00:00

r~ f qV Lt] r~~ ;~~ I`. 4 X ±b 'c ) • AS:tav k‘7l 06'inivs.11!I NUNDER 9417. •••••• m•••••wm•••••• • TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1817 Pitic r. SrXEN-PENcE. ARMY CON litAerS. ' CommisyArtat Department, Treaviry Chamher4, SA April, IRI7. N 1 'OTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirous of contracting to supply the following Articles for the use 110 RNSBY and . Co. Stock-Brokers, 26, beg leave to remind the Public ' that the SECOND DAY of DRAWING w ill h e ' ft)-MORR OW. Nu sevance in the price of Tickets and Shares. The cheapest adventure that has been for many yesrs—Fnur of meto.ooo,and all the Capital Palates to be olvsined far the telling rick of only A. 4 10. c44ieLliviEsTißr of Henry VIII. 112. i been constintly •ecognised as the law of ye land; and thst the property of t) Clergy n•lght to he held as inviolable under that Act as that of any oth.r cuss of men, however protected by modern enactments. He pointed out the vation h.trd.ihips which most follow. if the proposed change of the law were made. The principle of the Bill wall roe which, under this view of the sohject, the Holton could not but teproltste.' - If passed, it wr.tild put the Clergy entirety iato se hands,of the.Nlagt:ttatei of Ye City. 11 , ...was yule J'sprised to speak disrevrecte lolly of the Magistrate:, of :toy (4 , .c:, and 'eat of all of thcre of the City of Loosi41;0 which he resided ; hot he conic] ,not consent: t(i4yre them the po.ver which this Bill went it , 1642 •in their hands. tlq concluded by re:elm/n.(1341; the ffs.:i 13,ronct (sir W. Citrus) to witt,Jr to the D HOUSE OF LORDS; MAY S. No judicial business was t*.tnsared this day. Their ships' judgment res.:lento t hit Queensberry musts, was post/ onsd. Ammints horn the rreaviay of the additional charges and in crease of the Public Debt within s certain period; erti of ail the Odieett.entiehl the bolder, therenf to sit In Parliament, n hies were abolished 'tithe course or the last year, were prtsentral at the bar, and ordered to be laid aeon the table. Twe price.. Bills were brought up from the Commons by Mr. Dtrooki.t and others, anti read lye first time. .1 he lame Re Eirry Bill (that introduced by that Earl of Eel P.' N T on Friday), was, ont4 Lordship's motion, read the secoad tatty, and etwinsitted for to-morrow sennight. 'Te Win‘ow Duty Amentinnor, and the Life Anoui•ies Dinh used through Comm:uees of the whole Howie, and were re . farther eistnlderation (In Committer) of Csien's Divorce BEI was postpat. MIR CATIWLICS To-MORROW WILL BE THE Sk.COND D! OF DRAWING. GCARROLL congratulates his Friend: whose • Numbers were net determiniut by the First Day's Draw ing; on die Inereased Value of their Chance-, as AL!. the CAPI ['ALS are still remaining in the WheeL the admired Scheme• of this Lottery is ee eyed known, that it Is almost nerillest.to remind the Public that it.contains FOUR GRAND PRIZts OF Atuptio, _ _ _ • And More than Two Prizes to One lima. ',lckes 3nd Shares (warranted oadrawn) are tm Sale at the c l iafiees •,f C. CARROLL, V. (Anthill, and stl, Olfortl•su eet, at the urginal Prices, six. Whole Ticket - £lB 18 0 14a1f - £9 19 11 I Eighth - £2 11 6 Quarter - 5 1 0 rends - 1 6 0 02 CARR 01.1., in the last 02-tither Lottery, &•k; in Shores, No. 7.735. the last PTIZe of £30,(00 ever drawn, and Seven other Capitals, in betty bliares. sidle Mars viz. p z,. t p,i i , his 11/I.l!estre Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarter; rid Barracks, iii the undermentioned Counties and Idled,: Sietrel Guernsey Suffolk ;11 10 7 Marls Surrey Peer+ ing Hereford StnAtcx il liffl nclud die 1 ler f Warwi'clt een (i of idoliser Hums irct Westmoreland ice) Isle of Km York :"..• irk Isle of Wight City of Ely and its. ;:R , n J eritry - vicinity rare 'VI K t 111 Carlisle and do. Drg , ±nirn Lancaster Clies-er and do. ferarren I.inColn Town ofTatinten&do. g g reval: ( adudlng klerion , :ok tieweestle-upoo • Se:1) Middlesex 'Noe and do. Dsexii 4 ft lotinontrh„ Shrewsbury& dn. Pooll Montrootcry Trowbrldge&do. Poi srt Norfolk, Leicester anek,do. MAIM Nor:bamptos Dudley and do. /we Nio: initials J)erby and ditto Flint Oxford Sitiligh and ditto Glsmorr fn Pembroke Wolverhampton Glmicr(including the Radnor said ditto City ti i .i,5t..,) itulind ..i. : ,.. in ilie Kvetal Counties in North Rritain. Mss P; rod in the Household fioops in Loinitin and its :lei ivy VAT:., to his NC:ie.:tea Cavalry. to Ca.:tun:swots and Quarters, in the undermentimied Counties and Islands : akisses Glamorgan Rutland tg e ivii Gloster Westmoreland tem ck Hertford. Wiircester ilr , crn Hertford City of Ely and its C3ilran Hines Vicinity tarsorthen Lincoln .--Certi le and do. Orrstson Merioneth Town Of shrevisbory Chtior IVlonreenils %Rd ditto Llo.b;gh Montgomery •i—.—Wolverbesnyton P,-!'.y Oalord and ditto Der: em Pembroke —Leicester & do. 'Mt Radnor --- Slouskrand do. --- - roaAGE, viz. FIATS, VAY, and STRAW, to his Majesty's caeatry in liarracks, and OA T S in Cantonments and Qoarters I it the under-nstettoned Counties in South Iliitain : links • Norfolk Ordnance - Barracka, Cornwall Northampton • at Newristie•upen- Devon Not ttnglaam 'Fyne, and Oats, in rigid Suffolk the County of Nor- Luz Surrey tbemberiand Hants (Riesling the : 4 lieu.* Town of sraunton and kit of Wight) Warwick its Vicinity Stet Wilts ' And in the several biltastet Yuck Counties in North igidikerz Britain. As eir3 Forage to all !Ione! kept for Ms Majery's Serel:o lit the islands uf. Guenter,. Jersey. aud Alderney. Thu the alveries are to commence on and for the 25th day effuse neat; that Pro,msals in tvritin.s. sailed up and marked, " fender for Army Suppliet," reached at this Ofll4e, nn or Watt *l'oesday, the ulth day of May. (but Dom will be moved after twelve o'clock oo that day). and, 4f vat by poi!, the pou‘e must be paid. • Proposals most be hairier'? rm. eselt` ^ "otiprrapd War or Place, except for the Counties eompriskw Pirtle and lAA Wales, an of which must be hiclo44l'l. in enp Teesler as she our the several Cowles in North . Britain, and tbc Pr:areal kr tie sopply of Fun ge iu Chaerusey must include Alderney, and ea:h Proposal must have the Letter which is enacted to the Tender proper', Alled up, by two Persons of hpown pro ;any engaging to become hound will the party toolsritlg in the amount stated la the printed. Poreleulars, for the due peripymance et the Contract ; sad no Proposal will be Patera who max, m a printed render, andihe prices expressed in.wards at length. And should it so happen that during the contiatisace of the Coc katoo Troops should be supplied ender the Contract, the ex pense of the Contract and Bond, paid in the first lantana by the Contractor, shall be refunded to bias. Particulars of the Contracts may be had upon application at 115 el, Great Georp.street, Westminster, between the hours of eleven sad Beef and at the 'Wm of Deputy Committer? General Young, Edinburgh. Note —lt Is to be clearly understiod by the Parties rendering, thatall Claims under the Contracts must be preferred vrilsia Six Montio after the termination thereof, or the same shall be null toe void. MONEX is heady to A di:inie," with iSforeptitude and secrecy, at legal &snotty interest, Redeemable, on ?roptrty to thi Ponds, on 'Freehold, Copyho d, or Leasehold !Rues. iti any part of the United Kingdom, on Marriage Settle. rams, Widows' Jointures, Wills, Ch urels Preferment, and upon tigthle personal setawit) ; also in thi purchase of Reversions, Sad Pen-Übit iversanally, hetweets nine Mui five. why letter, eibeiNrithot of the National Dank; No. skt Lower hem street,Ookkai-equate. Matters of magnitude edit beipre fined. • EQUIrAtil - tRADZ SOCIETY AND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. THE,many Unavetidahle dispute' Which are in 4Olsaair Guertin, in the. Commercial Wu:ld—the so alettell loiterer which daisy happen—the temptatio4 held out to leitivent Debtors, by the present system, to beciant Bankrupts, " ti the t"sequent waste of their Creditors' property—the &s -teel= entertained by many Solicitors, faun interested motives, to Promote Bankruptcies—the expense of working Commis ions et Bankrupt, which not unfrequeetly exSautts the whole Pre• aide of the Estate—the lots of valuable time consented in tedious, and sometimes fruitless ' attendance on such occasions—the deity . 11 . 11. 4, under the mew favourable dicurninantes, takes place in ne__fectii. a dividends—the opportunities which Debtors like -I,l'lc have of defrauding their Creditors , by an Asylum in the •Ket et King's Bench Prisons (which, IA Wuth, are more calcu lated to encourage and Intim* tire and frig than to &midi' then)—the Inducement to such cmduct from the Impunity with tend' frauds are for the most part auto led--she great expense if Nig proceedings—the difficulty of age -rtalnlng what Islets, on cattalo occasions—together with the atm impracticability of in divided rheum, where the Mischief is s o complicated, forcibly Point out the n e c e ssity of a getteral endeavour for the public geed, lei for combining Creditors to one common interest, as the only means oi 'resiskdying or diminishing yetis lontexperitticed, daily iccr ea ,ll l, said which Lace at ittigth because : au tormidsble, that is Ike commercial world confidence is almost &walla. For the purpose ot restoring that cutiEdence, by affording,bettte pro lemon to propeny, and in order to ailtuit. any diliertnces, Ste. 'Seth may uCCUr upon aubiecta a such a nature, sea trifSel Pam to the parties, this iii•taution is established; end to &turd "try facility in the fermat•on ot the Society, Boot* have been ° ; 11 "d• fur the names of buts.ribers, at the Conti/Ante Rooms, Tit Bilge street, Illacktriar•i; at most of the.liankve-hetier; In and Couniry; anti st t:•e, tonifei 61 n.aay ui the *prineipsi and Traders; itti4.l.ists, fine' time to time,. will .he !'aeinutted to the Coninutiee, at Bridge:street abireasid, prepa firm) to a General bitetiog, ct which - dui. nitrite Initi St gores 10 tf.e Public Papers, wittn the vassals Law., - Attlee, mutt WO:. lat fuue• conaldered to be neemiarY for the Itueerstfltm 4 ll ' IS . 64 4* wi11'0044441 !mi lw 4o•Fiti. WHEAT FROM THE C.U'L OF GOOD HOPE. CYST arrived from the above Set,lenient, and now oa Sale. at the Cnunfirphouve of REGBIE abd FAR. RAND, Cornfactors, Nu. 5, Femenurt, Fenehurch-street, a small ,pater) of very superior WHITE WHEAT that would answer well tor Seed. Samples may be seen, and further particulars known on application as above. —May 5, On the Ist of May was published, ,At R. AcraissaOst's Rarosrru Rl' or ARTS, 101. SrCAND,and • io be had of all the nook and Print-sellers in the United King dom, Number I. pt ice VA. 6d. of TIIHE DANCE OF LIFE ; consisting of Twenty four,. Designs, by Mr. Rowasainstin ; with !narrations in Verse, by the Author of "The 'four orstinctor Syntax." The Work wilt be completed in Eight Monthly Numbers, each con-' 'mining Three coloured Engravings and Thirty-two Yaps of .Letterpress. , 'On Monday, June the Second, will be published, and continued Mathly, Part I. of THE FAMILY BIBLE. By' the Rev. G. D'OYLY, B.D. and the Rev. R."M'AN D.D. Under" the direction nt the Sonia:) , for Promoting Christian Knowle.lge. Price on Medium Parr 4s. Royal Paper, aa. The Platen to ale Edition will be newly engraved. Sold by F. C. and J. Riviogton, St. Pauls Church-yard; by Baldwin, Cradack, and Joy, and-Longman and Co. Paternoster row; and J.. Flathead, Piccadiay, Lond4; and aU oti.er Boa. United Kingdom. - VALUABLE - BRINE PI I'S and sALT-weaucs, WINSWItD, stli(Anleg the RIVER W SAVOR, a &an diefialns from NOR I HWICIi and MIDOLEWICH. TO BE SOLD BY AUCI LON, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrtwars Coffee-House, Eachar.gealley, Cornblil, on • Tnuisaar, the 22d of May, 1811, at Twelve o'Clock. ITERY Exten,i'fre Capital SALT WORKS, s ttuate V . ii WINSFORD, in the County of CHEITER; Consiningif a Range of Brick Builchigs. co*aining Bight Pans (with Wick ‘blousiti'ind Coal-hales), capable of produce g nearly TWO iii/NDRED AND HEIY 1 ONS of Salt Weeklyt With Drying-stoves two Weigiiing-iumbines,and very capacious Warehouse, all enclosed, with Platiornis tb. int River Weaver, which news immediately in t in t.strerdilig every facility for 44,,,n es and Ihi4mittat. , m rise firs "ci• lb tulausbasely idjelning the Winks. A capital Steam Engine Of J.sn Horse Power upon the wont approved plan, for raising Brine, and a Reservoir for the supply data Panl b •wSich are is iiiik time Working. A Maas. gees House, rtexattietected, andliarden, two Cottages tor La boerera that Uaideiw„ Blacksmith's Shop, Atcompdng House, and btore-zoom,.Cagyrotees Shop, Ate. luid Land, in ail about seven Acres—hrld'on Lease far a inn of 43 years at a low rent To be viewed by applyilig to WILK Harvey, at the Works at Winsfurd, of whom Particulars inky be had; or Philip Huns. bentone, Esq. and the Hotel, Chester; 'ar.•the Crown, North- Wkb ; White Bear, ; Howl, laverisoel; andof Mr.' Robins, Warwkk-aireet, Golden-square, Leiden. MARGATE BARRACKS, KEHL • •• • On the Premises, TO BE SOW BY AUIUION, • By Mr. COLLARD, On the 19th day daisy next, by Order ut the Comp:roller of the Barrack Department, in one or more Lots. unless an advan. twitw dee should be made for the whole on or before the litliday of ay, TH'E whole of those substanti..l BRICK BUILD- IisIGS, consisting of a Range of 0111cer: and Soldiers' Barracks, with Hospital, Canteen, Mess.bouse,Kitchen,llarrack Master's Store, Guard House, and other Ont-builtionge—die whole in excellent repair, and situate at the Wee End of the High•street. 'the principal Building was originally intended to be divided into. threes Dealing-houses, one of which has recently been fitted up, and is ready tor the occupation of a genteel ka rnily, and the other two may at i small expense be converted to the sari. purpose. The Premises, from their contiguity to the Pier, are most 'nimbly calculated for Storehouses, Granaries, or an, tithe/ pus... poses where space I. ret dttd. They are alto, from their situ& tioo, well adapted fur au'Acadenty, the Moms commanding a most delightful view of the Sea, mid Odle surrounding Country; and as the road from London Wm Margate has hien altered 1 from the side of the Premiere to entrr.into another part grown, it Is considered that for an Academy. the 'Misfits:ale equal, lipid, superior to say pan of the Isle of Tbe Front is at present enclosed with a liech WC - The Land, which is Prechold, contains about one Acre, incilevieli peafowl, and has a most excellent supply.of gnat Water. Catalogues and Conditions of Sale may be seen at the Amnia' I niter's, at the Barrack 'la tees—a: Margate, (Ante:bury, Deal, are Dover • and at the Barrack (Mee blew-street , Spring Gar delis, Landon, 'where Pam of the fla blew-street , maybe I. eat. • HILLGROVE, BETWE SOMERSET. EN BATH AND %YELP, • To be LET, and entered upon immodlately, A LL that new.buik HOUSE sat' PitENTSES, 11 t aIIedHILLGROVE. It for the Residencti of a -r Oentle man's Fimily ; together with gip , Acres, or thereabouts of Arable, tileaunw, and Pasture, widths a ring team s la audible luelosures surrounding the same; hnd also another luielosure con taining about Eighty Ames within the dltianee of half a loth; if the occupation of Edward Tustin, Esq. the Proprietor!. • 'the House Men a Lawo, surrounded wth Pleasure-ground, ornamentally laid out with shrubs. lb. Buildup for carrying on the Farming Beshiess are detached, and large, tulliadettuate for the purpose. The luilassurel ate Well tad out, hi high 'culti. Tarim; welt fenced, most amply tapped a ithWatsr, Itad %hounds L• g with good Limestone. - The Estate is bounded on the North:CT/nu by a Belt of Planta tiODV against-the tern Pike Road bulb Wells to Brisicil.'ab4 the entrance to the 'same is by a neat Edge: 'I he distance' buns' i t teihrts three aed•ffoM Prernteek tables. Thu Prrepriensubas planted severe thbusand dcotch and harsh . Firs and forest 'rjetil 011 dr ElllOlO, now in a 00101111 C 011141 4 111, and which In a few years, to a purchaser, will be very valoable. blr utTeisatit sbooid be ihclltied 0 heconsb a Ptirchater , Proprietor will have au ajeetseirto sneer into a treaty:hi; On sole thereer.—T be Stuck and Fatatisil Shensi!' may betaken at a valuation, and if not 4411 05 0 Ws - won 1 1.•Nrid at souse suture T-: dr.:4 bt. Amigo. A Plitt of the Estate is left with bit stn. Adlingtos and Cr.- :ede. bedforskont; Wad toe foittistr imanklaws applifetleti may he I:Wasik downs, ur to , •Marise. luso* aast Rhinos. illinonet; W4h; aa.... 1 0* a Ilea ihs lag!, tar (*Kt Fps *VP vs .k "°r ".4.41341/.44.C.14i. ThiZa•l etf DONOVO 4\70 it E --- ;n4e --- tei glee nn►i:•, Pint hr itliosid.on Thursday next, have tie homier of present•*•g-to the Honey tliewe Petitions front his Majesty% ROMISI Cat't•d+c jeetraif keened, *filch were confided to his cart. Like me:r preceding ones, these Pe ti•iona preyed for their relief front dote various legal disabintles tu'ehltis they eve still sue jest. He cnii• shirred if.his duty, in the nwai.tinte, to eit.ide the a ~f some Noble Lords as to the course of proeneding which %you'd be moat proper to adopt under the exlseihz ci:cnnivances. And with respect to tie. time he should prop.ne forthe die:ll:shin of the subject, be would to►e care to give such notice as would render it suitable to din general convenience of their Lordships. Adjourned dli to-mirror:. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Several petiions were preserved fmm tie. Mittel's, Ludgate, and other Parishes in the City, against the Landon Tithes Ordered to lie on the table. Isst‘ BINIAING presented a Petition from the Rock Salt Mtnerh, in tbe Comity of Cheshire, in favour of the Salt Duty Bin. now In the House —RWerred to the Committee on the Bill. • lard STANLEY presented a Petition from kluldlettei, in the Oeutity of Lancaebire, ptaymg that tke Poor laws may be mitts tutu loonsideration.—Ordered to lie on the table. CASE of PATItICK AND M SHY RYAN. Sit MACINTOSH said, it was with regret, or.rether with some indium to his ewe feelings, that in compliance with the rules p 1 the House, inread of an immediate enrehir, he gave notice that on Wednesday nest Le should move an Atiiln.o to the.reinet Regent, prtying that there be laid before the Howe sn *Winn of ,the dale of the conviction and sentence of Patrick Brune, alias Ryan, tried at the last Old Bailey hes-ions 'or high way robbery, the date of the Recorder's Report on the ca'e of ,the said Patrick Br,iwn, also Ryan the date of the warrant II execution, ih.d the time of the exeStUun; and the date of the trial of Mary Brown, alias Ryan, his wife, fur endeavouring to c/Fect Os escape trout prison. Lob!lrott TITHES BILL. Sir W. c u la is moved the Order of the Day for the second reading of the London T.thes Boil. The !' HoneittraWe Baronet stated the subject to which he now called the attention of the House, to be one chi ! I great importance. The present Bill originated with the Corporation of London, and its object was to re , lieie.the inhabitants ot certain Parishes in London which were not des t royed by the great fire in 1666. fro** the oppressive proceedings complained tat in somata them. as having been experienced of late ! yeaskinder the Act of Henry We Eigh;h, relative so "I`Me 3 / 4 in Landers. If two diilliags And trinepence in the pound on the rack rent, which it was pretend( d the incumbents had a i h r.g...t to claim, were cullecttd, an enormous burn would thus be raised; the C 42- I quent pressure On the inhabitants must be great, and' the evil, he thought. it must be felt, was one whiz!. I loudly called fur some redress. Wilde he contended that it this princip!e were acted upon, a greater bur den would tall upon the inhabitants than they ought to bear, he was ready SO' Adam that at present suite of the Clergy received less than they ought to re ceive. It was the wish of the Corporation of Lon don that the question should be f tirly met, and i equ.ta. ' bly set at rest. They wish the ?Aston of the Contd. 'to be adequately provided (or, and proposed to till:ct i this by settling on them specific annual stipetid:,l given on the most liberal principles, in lieu of tithes,. 'to be raised by rates, iu the manner adopted in the time of King Charles the Second. in respect to the 1 parishes destroyed by the great fire. Such being the l views ot those with whom this Bill oligitiated, he! hoped it would not meet with opposition, and that the union of all the parishes interested in the measure `would secure the Clergy a comfortable pr , iv.sion, i while the people were nut ovelburthciied. Ile mufti: Itbat the Bill should now be read a second tithe. Mr. PHILIMOItE considered the Enceinte to be / so repugnant to sound pt , .i 1 cy and justice, that the House ought not to suffer it tube read a secirud time.' Vne Act 6t Henry the Eighth, which ' it WAS now proposed to put aside, was passed, to set at rest for ever the contrition' Which bad till then agitated those 'interested in the question. By that Act, artritiatori i I were appointed, brwkons the di ( ffertmes then exia ling were adjusted. Li rump now 'proposed to repeal • 'that Act, which had been'the estaldiiliea Lao of the ! country for nearly three centuries. No ground was stlevan for doing so, bin merely this, that qii . account . iiit the geoeral distress some perstan were lit' present i at:tablet() pay their fines. It had been set fottli, that i.ci order on this subject, under the Act he had men. ;tioned, bad been triode in the High Court of Chat.- ,cery I but the fact was not sd, and the law had bees' ! constantly acted upon in all the Cl"ftS of Justice, ;from the time at Which it was made dawn to theine : . i sent period. The Act of the - 23d of Charles the iSicond, be contended, was a particular Act, only !applicable tea particular case, that 01 the parishes ' ;destroyed by the dreadful tire in 1666, and was never ;intended to become the general law. It originated it: ' 'th'e neceisity of the case, and to prove it applicable to other pailsbet a case Of calamity must be made ' ;out equally great. Vie Wing the Bill, as he did, to :be . directlycippbtrd to . every principle of sound policy ' land justice, she felt iv his duty to move as an anten4- 'mos, that die Bill should be read a second time ou t rhat day sir months. • ' Sir JAMES SHAW said, though the Act ot 1 Henry VIII: hid been jotended to set all disputes on I ' chi; subject at Mitt* ever, there bad been nothing nadiiptiteriver - since. lie showed the sums raised inleieriiii of : the parishes Us hive been enormously ' ocreaiedietheit amount of late years ; described the st& twerlitica Which at present existed, and con `s),u#d by skesiing hishearty•orscurience in the Bill. i SR WaL/AM• SCOTT contended; that tt e :pct l • ' " Mr. Alti:rin ATK.IN6 shcsserl th it the ll•use was not c upon to adopt a sie 4,, p r i nc ipl e o f l eg :. )lotion on Ole present oc . ,as he pr.•ved it fad • gibe idy interfered t vice in str:ll sort:ers, under tie. civitstrnces witn,isehat similar. To sslieir the injuatki of the isrcvm: system, i.e stitud one haft of th.• sr pts. lit on 01 a p411;011.1r rAtiSh to pay 4WD erl gelsri It) the Lty lininnistiatc.r, while the ntliev halt or ine its ! ha:Jets:lL; were compelitil to p.iy UVIC4I% C)1 41£&O90 :ler Annum. Un.ler these ciicurnstasces be should v , ite to•r r•al!ing the Bill to a Comirantee. Sir JAMESGRA HAN! the Clergy *a as J,ond A rigi , t to their 2s. 9J. as the 0,4n4r of 4 house ha,i to the remaining 17e. Si. in the poitiol.—. Every incumheot, censiJering his own right, nil looking to his own family, would be jstudied in ie. forcing his demand to the last farthing.. At poser*, brheved, on the average, not mom than 10J. iH tits, pound was denstided, hit he would advise them to insist on the whole 24. 91.; to wirch they were legally entitled, being . plid: and be should be very 041 it such a rate could be est:abashed• ail over the, country. He hoped the all would be %mediae Ably rej•cieJ. Mr. BUT FERWORTH rec-untei to the linitse the e. ormoui increase which nal been matte in the It a:es. Jo one Parish they had beeo raised a I very small sum to four or £5041). He hail purchased A property, esoecti ig to pay on it only the long esta blished rate, instead of winch he had since 114.1 :o pay 2s. 91. in tile pound. Mr. W. sNuTH thought it a groat liariship those who had purchased property loihe contempla tion of the tithes commiting to be valued at ;be Iran.* rate as they had been almost from time invo:niteial, •to rind so much more demanded than they had reaton to expect th-y would be called upitn t 3 pg. He contended this was a case in wh.eia Pashasitent a right to interfere, and should tistrOatk vu tut sending the Bill to a Committee. Mr. GORDON said, if a Local Bill Eke this welt rparaed for the City ut Idnithan, it might be sh_awlll I lac,/ a dangerous precedent. Oars el two ,erwisitm , . '4 h;. begged to observ e . w er e ortAti-ti in the which belonged to the C apor..tion of London. 'l'Le question respecting the registration. iii Chancery, with other topics touched upon in the deli.ite, lie ws of opinion ought to lie diva.. C of in a C.,,,rt sit L a Sir WILLitiM CUR FIS said; of 0.0 two Pa. risk's ennui d the Sent Jule, one belonged to Saint fiirtholoinew's Hosp•t.al, and in the otti‘r but 2 1 ,.1. was paid in the pound, *tole the .44j :Ming pari.i.es paid 2.. 9J. Tii.s he oft night a autii,:telit esculp.a:o2 cf the City of London. The House dt%i,ld, when the number s were—. For the second teas! 1:1 For the amenk!metif 111; —Majority 125. GA?IE POPS7I,VATION BILL. I Sir CHARLES MUN:.:K objected t the re;wal of the use 'sure vt fast year. •fle eisarproved of such frequent changes in um G me Labbb, auU tilerefu:e opposed the present bd. Mr. G. BANKS rues wiling to give the Bill his support, it a cl tuse were added to it to rereal the ;;;J: it and 4frth of the King. The Bill w:ss read a third !isn.. Mr. G. BANdS then musrc.l his ihiuse, 'by way • of sidbr at. the WI. Mr. LOCKHART thougl.t r!.e effect of the pre. befit Bill would' bC to eiie‘;_irsge vachers to go to steal Rame 4 night; trot arnica wi:h h:udgeosis or* other weapons. but in such nurobers rust they wouid be Asir to Grit and overpower those who oat& be erisol..yed to cnea-k their depredaticni. stout.," by the consequence of the repeal of the wrier reg . t.:4- - tine h now iu force ceder t'ae Ac:. He ts:telit- [lure could not tote tor the dill. • Sir E. KNATCIigir...L hoped the HonourAle Oe.itleurau (Mr. G. H would withdraw the clause be bass moved. It he vi•u!.l do their, andflring t 'forward his kiropositiou by itself, he (Sir E.'Enatct, bull) would sive the Subject his best attcntioth • Mr. hgAND hoped the ainourable Gentle:nut would withdraw his rider, and that the debate would be adjournedl Other o some her ttme. Mr. ERANKLAND LEWIS also wished t h e Horantrala..: Mover to adji.ura the present d e b ate , le trader to give time to w.lce some alteration in the BA without which, he tiroo;tht f . ;:sv individuals iscukt give it their Ti._ie sira; pros/16km in tile Bill of last year, by which any per,oo touted poachitig at night, whether arnied or unarmed, was liable to be seised and brougnt to punishment. This provi. 1•102 no longer esiai4t:. H.: agreed char seven years' transportation might ue too s,vete A• punishment icr such au tdrence,hu: he *ldled Wat the power of &vizi,. the of/tinier sh...uld contitated. He then moved [bat cite debate be aJj.,unied to this day se'imignt. Mr. W. jMII # att;tlritiV4 the mot ioo, as he irroug t 'that the beat course to pursue, would he to AO jow it present debate, *as the subject was of to.) :nue) intl. postance - to be settled walkout ruii:rer cousitit ration. Sir E. KNATCtilll'l.4. expiessed Lis scueutiof . of dividing the House. a The House divided—For the A dioriromenc, 104— Against it, I:A—Majority for the nul , PUttlilleilt. Atter come Ccanircra Awn between Mr. iti.tie, bet jr. Krbroar. Mi. La :at:, Mr. B,;A:s:), Sir blotkCaitti