The National Register. — London, England, 1822-02-25 00:00:00

i t d 1 ^;. • STER :)tL'Ltt j3iiVlL4ttil. •-- -•-- -• .11.)1111. *hit ovrtuinly itme 111'11 , 4.1' great credit during the liiiyai vieit, by his etolcovour to pr. ~,,, iie unanimity ; but he *biked, b u s eitheless. to Imo% alictiier tile noble Vim:molt took ny ships in consequence of his pledge, and whether Cie noose. was to iintlerht4llll the boycr tt.... m. of Ireland was to be Niteroi trona the loss which had been disc...sea-a. In mow no isilimilatioit come for.h u;ant the subject. the mild,' l.4rd s.u•d, lie shotml tee: it aos his only to bring the matter belure Viscount hiDNIOUT II said, in atiswa to toe noble Earl, that ho should be skiing ;pea injustwo to :be right hon. getitiein in. to a hoot the noble Eari :Mooed, if he reittvAi w Ntai.v, that alien he twos in Ireland he made the necii , tso y imptiry, and foimil the inv.attgation With toe resat b.: was q untie.' dui ii t ed. E4ri DA RN I .EY obsei veil, that the papers respecting the ought be laid 1),..t0re tat. lluts-c s. , it it he wished the mutter to be sifted to WC ill twat, nut prematurely move Mt the papers. The Earl of LIVERPOOL sail, if the noble Eatl wished to know wltat the precise state of toe proceedings was, the in formation might be furnished iu a tins hours. Earl DARN I.EY than said. he would leave the subject open to next March. and in cos.: information Was not commonica lie should eun.aler it his distr. atter haste', to subnia 4t HOUSE OF M 1 , 1 B. 18. t il.e LORD ell A NCEt.LOK . 0 ...0teu the House at an earl) lona, to ; :ist.oulion,ot in 1110 Ili 11, - ;,1 1 . l• .ro SUi• FIELD has 11.11•1U4116Nti And took his .at in 10161 a. Mr. best, front e Hank of Englantl, re,ntril at the bat copies .• isiyhtattOtAl 11:2(Ir by t h e ta..41. ut ;la; •n o .,,,ary to tn. bank. for ativarci sto iliosernstent. Laskon the table. AG•IICLI L. r HIST!! Efirt. Tot Nov,ot x r 1T10114.--14.4.1 UFrIELD pr. Ewell it petition truant the °totems WWI IWatalta. tilt 111 the county Vt Nuttidlt, pia) in 6 tor evil tinder the I,:cs 4444 e of agricultural do maw,. Toe noble Lord Wort teal hist the Iluase was om.y mtended,ounceivin4 the subjec. w. tier of this petition demanded the peculiar uttenti.o.o. I . lftelistlit Itt. 1 he 1101.0 it of ad:.ressing tie House teal it would not have fallen no Ilia e had not the noble I. ii (Ike haul Of A heinarie) who undertook the task 11l yesenung it been u.iatto-d.b.y shstnt. Tire letition complainet of agrieustural tau. play ca tor a reduction If taxation, which they consider, u the gnat cause of public tic tress. The pe tition also playa! for rennin ty, parliament. Tile nobC Lord was impressed woo a Wilkie 4)1 the high hoithur lie received un that heession. This wan his laird aui m to tile I and a Was a I natal tiLtincta n lie had to bete,. lie stooil in that 11l u e toe idivootte ut the is.u.aiy tit Nortolk, once sr, trent and pu Jet Jul aS any county ii, England, hut now reduced to ruin. lie sle:ul bt't discharge his ahoy by making a hew obsertatioas oh& toe causes of deross as ii applizsi to the courty of lock. 'Elie present state of agriandure was sated:ly felt, but it was disircal in width the :doe .uu. try and eveiy individual engaged in rural par.i.io.ac.l--iit the wane owe he did not wean b. say many tad not e cap. Morass. lie might allude to a chissailmen whose incomes wet• nit enacted b, the depression or agricultural 'merest.. Their mamma , amidst. distress remained the same, and t tor sa arias might be sal I .0 Ile Ilst:Ced - Sed. Til:S was tile case its Ins M..jety tt i tt 'sten ; ..nil he mentioned the tact bteause it lam Lean b. rated alitomt nod the landed interest had an act- Vantage over toe rod ut" the popidaton. The iliehle Earl then mato tett tu t .e origin of the ',onion. The yeomanry of Norfolk were induced to sign a ropioutiod, which was sent to the Sherd s , for a comity ithethig. The yeomen on that iateasion exercised a owns t tut u..al rigs 1, and lie ,x,otased a hope that a right so dear to Ei.g.asanien would never be iu:gott ti. It me people of Eug luhd aver suilieret: it to be ost they could de:scare all the cum in:ties which llll . ,itt tolltia. %Vial I.!,pt.t:e to the character of the misting, it was Inallit tom :and most iosoectab:e. 't lie persons who coatirosed .t had the greatest r got to the greatest number of acres in the co imy ; Lo• on:mamma: l y these aces were !lOW, lake Bank notes, intrinaicail) wu to hothing. :ley first took into considt ration the eau e of the tabdtes,es, and one int:tritium, thah whom ministers could not boast a more determined sudpurt...r, was of °inmost that a reductlua of t isathan could only afford relief. Won respect to the rebel pro l osed by taking off the (LA/ tin nat, and supplying parishes a. oh loans, those mea.sures could n-d moo tale CV.S. Watt:ad of coo:king 'amalgam:) , and eatiavagance, it would be the means of encouraging those evils by Alto ding teamanary relief. The petitioners tailed for tutu iii parliaoren4 which appeared to be a general call tlarouglioat the couoiy. Th.. foible Lord did but see that his Majesty's mini ten. coMal 0114.1 t t!ie public, without a reducuou of taxation. lie would go tu a ier, and say his belief was, that namistera timid not hold then places and afford the relief requited by tile people ; as a Guvesitalall, therefor, they could nut gr a il relief. Rath ni in ..vas necessary. 'lnert was a dif ference ot opinion as to tic best in •ads Ut w.daining that 10.4110 but there was do uatterence ut omriaos u, 01 the necessity. Mu t persons in the country were he prods tit siay.ng the people repre senttd with mow Lames, if- was peisu.ahed the word reform aidud soon be w the ihuutlis of the ,treater part of the Etiglash po.mlation. lie ur.eht be a felse prophet, but that was his ispanion. At die swue time the no-de Lord deprecated attempt, to promote fellora, by tuoiMtaom, meetings, because the course ut ove..ing defeat:ma 'toll o etc, by lity.ng toe fouudation for inroia:s on the esnastitution. 'sale 'tome C.ari anti taml instructed loin to present this petition toticaired in die prayer of the peti • hollers s‘ ith respect to the dtreslitishiCholl td the people, and the tall for reform, much discontel.t had arisen from the pieta vierate measures of Gistrmmot. lit t ie overages commiuttil at Manchester tue Governinciat had been tau preeipitate. Tile people thought they acted legally. The noble Lord was con nected watt 0 tat district, and having obtained the beam iniformunon, was enalued to state that the reurie not auect with any inten tion hostile to Government. I'ue promzutum of her late Majesty. and tiwilisinisama of a gallant urtieer bum Ins rank in the army, were acts tw doubt proceeding 110.0 good motives on die )art of government, bat they were precipLate. Dune with SU Math past , that tie was cotivaiked the parties would wish to recall what had been dune. The noble hlo, t concluded uy moving the petition be bob on the table. foe petunia was theu read. Lord CALTlloliPtaktlta nut tic boat taking this opportunity of continuing ail, tht statements in the petition us to thee:twat of distresses. He Was the mole loomed to say this, because ale sills aimie from the state 01 that heeling in the county of Sulthik, to speak of a decided opinion it, favour ut retienehment and earls. memory roman. lia a weete.g windi took place a fur 111;0( alp, a Ullali.lllVas resutuuui. ;ill Ilia It4tklett at retiencliment was tot -10.,i,.11 by a teslaU I.araaatentary retort's. It was supported by ithaly voitc.w. taut al.etliter it was the opinion of the great thajority Uh dultnioale.s, tuthu not be as eitadnal, because it was canoed Ly acciainatam. It cow otia cur notniftso t .at a strung impre,tua prevailon on the minds of a large class in favour of parhainr unary rourni. What that uminuo was owing to be tuthd nut say, bin, it was rennukable, that at that ineettaig the roiroution tor reionst Was user eel. Tilt Marquis to LAN SIAII A' N li wished to ask the noble Rarl (I.iverpo..l) whether it was dos totad'oir to lay behore die House certain paper, which had U. It ;II tile oilier &louse ut Par liament, ie, acting tile co :se ot Mattress. Load UV hit PUNA. mod u i Toursony the course to be pia nism ward be point,' Hai.—Va.:ow. , lad On Lord CA LT I i titl r h to n pies:nu:al a FLlUt.an stow the chamber us noss.utiscturem and commerce in IS Ito "gland, pos yita„, for the revisal to the LU.altl.ttLe oat torelon mid . The petition was read and tald tut toe tile. Thu House AG RIC ULT II E. The Earl of LIVERPOOL rose (the Ilnuse hav;ng been 6unituotitsi to attend to his propositain, sod observeu, dhot lie s'apultl, upon an early uay, move tiii a return of the Estimotes moved ha, and laid on the tank: of the other liouse of P it:L -int:la. w.th outer documents appliceble to the measures expected to be laid upon their table. With that iiiteti ion the notue Earl gave n o vice id his mobil on Tuesday next, and moved the (Louie be communed. The loads ut...e then summoned for Tuesday. Lord STAN prepouv,l A pewit,' trout the Agricultu rists ut the county of Ken:, signed by &CI or ',On ic:rcuoc, WM pluining of di-tresses. lie hute I the prayer or the petition. which was tar a reduction of tvattion, mist such relief mem in their wisdom may devise. Upon examination of the signatures, it appeared there was an iidiumality in the 6:Ailing. and Lewd Stenhope withdrew it to make the necessary The Mau qui; of LA .N .7; I It ) A NE prownted a petition from the owners and occupies, of load in the coo my 4,1 ()meet, and parts of N ills, complaing a. :Agricultural iii ,tress. Tile psAitton was read, and laid on the .mate.—Adjoorne •. rhu The Bishop of Os.lory wok the oatas and bis seal.—Ad journial to Monday. --- 110UoE OF CO'ldlO\s• SIONLIAI, FEB IS. romplainh.x, 111 .Igr111111111:11 Distress were pre 'tented from Stow-snu-sli, -Wont, the Itspe of Hastens:ll,mnd Reek lois, tee I)erb r. Mr. LESNAIII) gave 'sutler, that nn the ysiii 'nat. he al d secure fur thy repeat of tile SelLUules Ateetings and sillies Arta. Mr. ItENMAN gave tiOtiee, thist he should to morrow In e'en' a petition a Mr. IL G. hull, huvi couches eel 111 %Vlllll - C111../...1411 . 1 . 1 pnsnnt he lea hot now preaesit it,ow lug tu the absence ut Inn .11.1je •I)'s Lew O:llCeiS. lIU NIL aser%rel ieee re 111,115 of first euisiehirnions grateted ii, oh eel- he the regiment of As settee y, exc. 10111:1e ISIh. Ac cou'as ul ulticl rs us °loot 10 nee 11.01 I/4), 110: by phi chant . ; —l,l seta, I vermin. t eceiViitst Walt ssr *hole p.sy who tit ty Hove 10'1 II elenclias geed lima the Oislitae•es: U. pm 'mesa sailer I YI ,—lut a 'elles I,i itr -1111161 I Alice' Of the slate of the NiAty, for the lit sa Pit )eats afire the Alisericisu was', Med leer the lisnt sea yeses after the last %al, 61:1'.111/1' a it lint: ue all Wheelie set the navy armed Ina 11111 II isalfpay, slialsolipstaising 110, 111 , 111) Sir 11./8' 111144) (1/•111f15.-312Ver•11) Uldrrcd. Lord LON 1)0....1.1Ett1Z gave notice, that ust Thurs.. slay next sse nl uteld shove a I rsulutiesas Oil the soiclectut hue plan of itliri lu tile Cornell). ' Sir M. W. RIDLEY lose notice, that on Mardi 7th lie shuuW uwve ose sae entrieet al the Lords of the Ad • ally. The CIiANCELLOst of the LICHLQULK, in reply lit a (oration, sassi,that he iiteeees presort the penile ul Cl 114•1 try 'Lillis NAVs under bpl. west allowable Icy the Kesirirtion .krt tut led;. tie tierlilrr OlSsirrst d, 11.41 he nudes loud that Ins re 94.110 W it Curisislei aisle d . ut the ISSUC of counts) Ili lCn. SUPPLY.-11XCHEQUER BILLS. CHANCELLOK of the EXL:HEQUEK moved, that Me flour go lulu a Counets.tee sit supply. and th.st Curl ails aeeuuut.. ur ev lei l•il to the ayyle. Sir J. NEN' l'Olt r hoed, that they should lied base Ilse Easillbiltoi. Mr. HU ts E enforced the necessity of these estimates. Why, tor weir they to continue Ihi llWant atlle rurc.. ; souse 1141111* 131. Al day why was Sir A. Ci,clormir to burr 1,11011. wear fur eiontavoudisig two Hi' pi gs si t plymon.lit ako havisig !lute sc.•setsties al :1001. a year 1 air sisal not C ssd to ourltUl3 Ills issue sal Ei.else quer Bilk, 11111 UtriltloiluC 11:a othei visallts.v he thought toe Illuts.e ought to twist oil. (Hear, hear.) the expellee of 1,1111‘.51111.14 IBC 11141iiirs *us thus( earlavagalll. Tile rate of charge in the very rough estimates lassl mime she House for the corsets' ses rice was the Wily as the we t:edit,' year, excepting; its the Ordnance Departenrut— there Ike) foaled a Owego! of ..f7"12.. fur ball and powder. Ily MC , lia.s. lu .seas.) S r J. OSBORNE .aol, these aretionits had better be seoved tot wises' ale N•ssy h.:Amster came forward. So I. (OFt L'i s vd, toot tae 11uu. member (Mr. , Home) was 0.1011 1. 1 y isposrant ul amen! mattes.. 311 G. that Ilse) over seutly to give err,' raid UalW4, %%ULU 64.. :; .1v) Eyviov.teiv t..lc 41 ought ; forayed. lite Rowe ohs u went into a Committee of 304.0%. 'East ut blue Or. vassal grant, of Est:hove. Disk t s„i er ,.d. Mr. HUME asked why the Irish Ezeheqner knee an lead.irtt pri trot. *toy; thaw IVs Lagtooki Mate 41 3 per rent. ? CHANCELLOR•of the EXCHEQUER said, Ilse Wu. wr.woer 614t1 %Wit ire was Jest suing to ilttilaisi --(A totlglt.)--ilkoi pond aClit/il ins arranged in TUKtill.tY, **EV 19. ViAcottat ARlit7l'n wok we IMO./ aul his seat. Mr. Ales,:taa.... I.lrsesitml cJeset ut p out* ut the Et ut MC Ogle D ylc v. Dope. Mr. Hyde' prr.ent d atzounts twat the ...u0,.m.0ruu..14, ter ti.r ion of L..e .\ .LtAhnat Jann-ry, tatz. )11. en,knense presented die Ista Hap OIL of the Climatic CoilialsWOJ/1.1. 'l:te Haase tutu adjuu.aet. liii:X*DAY, W.B. .1. The LORD Cfl ANL:EI.:Jr: i.m.,,,i:t iI. a Bill to prevent !astute. &say in Mc asittnanltattun 0t jnagiC-', ty einsh...tg the Judg Ms. Hl ME statrnitsesl whether It would ssut bo betori to UoCJ County Ari•s... 0:1 the dry sitter tic: time s i memesi in lilt ill piss ins L..gissu unit Lists debt together; wisest: was Conionetsni, nom dtesisoug ii:,...sitsc of dAtty.-11ext1 di. first Me heeesiaty of the extra expetier*? Ulm. li o n.g trw ompril..-8(11will 10 OMOSSIIVI. •ritE LATE I.llin Nt.+l",lit OF DU:II.IN. 111 r. ht:ARLETT it.a.cd *44CIOSCS some had been dlreo nal DARNLEY b:ri:ig ~ rti.,,,, r it..o slit 11l hi. place, rose t ti o „,, 0 „,.,, tot slew eons , . et Irw to be built? to ICIIISISSL III•Ia ii.oi a e../lltil pit:. se u...s..iteu, towards tin: cloae The LtiANi.k.ll.l.4irt et tee EXCHEQUEIt repliri. ut the lest SLlsaillal la • 4.1.4.1..1. , That terlgill darges against ii 0 , 'it K l aus X*.i .......... ~,,, tt. b. Old 'bat then-infra wuulil Cie la:. :c Or of 1).1.4... ....i..LAI ue Invited :Mu , drib twit be itiliiireit so serelcrrie the eitrrisig of them Into etreels rise pitta:C slauu!sl bar: ITZIT: S. i.e . . ..Sob C V .c.O-,ilit had slime L.,„ l ii 1 „ : „,,,e, 404 i ., „,„, , Lb ,.„,. 1 „..„.. ,imii, ,lunn g ISt. Sift oil Weil ILIC .10W coons or 54* wri eto tie built on bid been the period of Suuntkation ( 1 sa u t o. the K nott tit momentary "I” %1,1.4 . 11 side sit the Still. Eller, intesstauat j,,,, it occult., 1. .. ..1: ........ V... .ad ,1{... ..114411.0 IWO tilt progress • is.s l,l 5 0 osc soplert• sit the charge wait at the !ndivithial, w..... 1 be WI thitiUS. SSA& 1_ 1 •ISt:A S : _ A ItLETT orist, If whit he heard were true. the thus/ in Lae loan. 44 see Doi tie ....turd to t. e Lord M.sysir ut Winding of use tie.. L... its would occupy two years at _ --747711nrrr.1717.1'7: • `• 'TIE 1:1:G1 as dl4 uol knotty H be is , ' twirls tunr los the aim disk: of „slime wovk. r II be •iitee I.llgvr 154.1 ne. a unil! in les, Ihlult 'lvry (A..re tt, NU mown 11411 v In tlitilitisitg, br -sib W.I. r It %rui n,' mi l br bottr LI I e!,n.1,1 ILr tvin i nn.k• COM 1* ‘6V.••i111111•1•1 11.111. Tile Cal INCEI.I.AIit ler Ihe EXCIIIIII.T.tt that the of nty emir a ,%ttliust Use II II *tut.tilw V. sy lie 5i...1er.tu...1 that 1.11• 1i5..111%11 Ipl.. •.., utsis N Mtlle.lal. Nowa she seti...ie..l Itif ',Mil pus Nlr. II IN tiES hope., stoat before the buildings carte I s . toil. 110'1 e tbv C•I Ul . the t 116 C U 141.1 1,1•6.1 a . 1.11. L 41.1 A. 114 AUL 11):si mord 6.r a soars a Ilse posestioseat ul Aieassieder Fersera a,, liar Wile". tat C.111.4t1 lot ult . Ilse Vuv.l. at 1.• Ili she 115114i14 us S.•u.lnud—ns A pp u tut,deut which hr tivetuell to tat- nut,' a1t....re,...ry• LUItI) AI) L OCA FE ds laudrd Ihr alyttaistuit.ol. 8.. Vi. al:u iteirutlyd the bad reeu ttttttt uteri tttt itai• twit v oduai, thud 1. hu had sought tile ignore un account ul llie honour than of On) profit. Mr. A LE sail, iUe rt - cord Ont.. to be re. 11105 rd, After some °lmre aki( trout Sii J. Newpoi t, Mo. Peel, al, the swims; ara. 4i:rt....1 in. Lord A. HAM IL i 11N oleo In - 1 m.:id forward hit motion fur abolishing the 1111.11111 Lillikl , lllll.l CUM is in ICU 141141, the atoilitiou ul notch toil ureu re l ie4te,lly recto' ttttttttttttttt After • 41 1 ,1 t .14 AllOll. 14 0 peoriltues, the motive Was siestatiteil %dhoti' a 111v1.1o11. Toe Atty.': of LONDI/N DEAR 'loved for the re. vital of the est tttttt tiler. Toe of this iiimiuu the 1.01.1.0 Lind Jamie.' to in lila 1.1. l veil They acre rnu II ) in amend the law 11441 ding elan. Mi. GOMA onisiiuried 111 e 11101 ttttt 411 1 exitteionill hit grat made fur nll4l the 'footsie' s tool &we, sit a 1 1r 411.1111 to sin tttt it t.i the cuslllry, aerue.ri 114 tu hum Lol.l,iase's speech use a lit tiler ought. Mr. 11 01)E1 IlkiL , poke at some length. Mr. LIJICIVLN 144j , i. 45 to the thanks which the hon. snootier fin mtit ols (14.ic0) had Uleu gnlug minis ters., let was 4/ , aunt 41 4 1‘)•• to kllll4 551141 toe wan lode was exiiresaini, as he na. to that but. wouiti ioty to lila CUllsllititide were., he nest Mel Mk 111. Mr. RICARDO wag in rayon. of the suistiou for a tee, but he rtilituuistril ide,i the 4.(100,0. 0 0 1 . ul E%elirticer If it., as iiropui.eil the ustOle M.141/111* tin a former night. Mr. SYKES alsu ileprevateil the idea of advancing the 4,1100,00‘11. :IS proposed by the 'wide .Sl4llplis; su c h a plait might, perhaps, relieve the tesionl hill A nee, 1.011 teuishi entail it deadly *eight upou 111 r and would &mute the difficulties etudes Chit It the biliaul a at ',starlit 14. booted. Mr. PEEL defended the measure hrunglit in by hill for the ICSI.4IIIIIOU 511 rusii p•Ip1101115,3: 1 d Castrated lilt the adoption of that tae.tsuio 5541 p.udnet.st ul 1,8,41 tool to the ening.). Mi. LLLI.CE "414 id have agreed to hive left tin. 1 ,1.1. lion au MC 11.110ds ul the tin 'SIC Lord, 41. Iswit the 41.110,111. 1110 . 1 , 1 a 4 1:001111Illiee, ;mil lie ad, semi, 1,, as-11,r 11. e ilo•de Lie h, that any 181445 sio .1 tut ul. relit f tar .141 venni ist, It II d 1 ti slot pies, too heavily of 111 r CMlSlltarr. .111.011111 hate hi• support. Lord LONDON 'JERKY 'mid, the committee, if wow appuniteil, Waist rivpuit In a 101 1 1.1011, rod a till tie brought m belosc toe holidays. outosuit vias then agreed to, the cunt:attire tin p tail, and the li.i si ielpiiireteil at Metre. TVCAbAII, 'LB. 10. There being fluty • )-bilk tieomtrers pte.etst sat u'rior►, hie4her drciartil rite tiouse to ai.tott ad j./wined 411 to toot tow itiF.DNIVIDAY, FEB. 10. Mr. CREEVEY revive.' ti;. how e, which vton•l fur )ester 414) ; lie gave wilier. that ou Id.d day ,r'silisieel he •11011111 butt d 111011011 uullir ‘olkiect ut the 141 Hru•wll • el.° give uulfcr, that uo 11111 :ay Ibf'. he .m.. 114 ctreeetiiii; tile cuastit ti twit of of C YeuUuul rolopim ttttt g of n al rieultticil dist fell% were poe- SCIIIrti lions Chestee, the Isle of F.,y, and JCAlNaldoe, Des bysiiire. Sir W. CURTIS prerented aro 1111 l to of the ittitileios emu the tAiruilieiiaiii's tidier, Lou kw, .eguiiting 01 AIR. Hu NT. Mr. HUAI F. peesented • priiiiiiii from Preston and its urigidruiii hood, signed hy neat 6,300 persoin. pi s'. us Ilse Hullae lo oillsPl measures for mitigating nor ...i.leuee of Mr. Hunt, non lei going solitary cutilinement in Ilehr•- ie. gaol. He 11111iC111111411,1 Mr. H. ass stades going •uli ial y elil6tillellll 111, which *.4 lb 1:11111101) it/ Ike S.•111i "CV, 1111 MI. Jle,,lier Ildyiry said, that the 1...,ii5il gave 1611 Ortiti , I •r whim, confinement. He sti•l denied 11101 Mr. {idol bad allea•li-d au illegal meeting. It became listme Wail *tie auxiaiii a(lou' the purity lif their counts, to look to slope compl.isits in grit b) Vie petillueices. lie vitae:A tilt ,ril. (elite US more thaw aerful than any thing Iliat li , iel trail. spired since .hr time of Jiiitge .1,11 . , eys—it was ili,ararel I to the Judi.c. who had embed this sentence. He dinii.it like to learn (tutu the Solteitur General, wow was resod, whether the isiagigrateseohlil eou.eri •iisiple cant' I tat. IA 1 1110 ..411.5.41) ins e ilausiuseiii. If dies co.d.i Jo 11 i•, .1.. y ...Awl ibiu•ig a isi4u , 1•610 Vl.lll hellitllLeil to Colliillyalrll .-- (Ilear, bear.)—the count look uu .he culielliti ul lac 11l galleries as a% ilidlilsll.4lll 011111 capriciuus in the exirente t . 1 resulted limn the desire tot being revenged ; tic tool.' visa ll ill 1111 11 , 1.1. 6 1 154151. Su A'. I.E f 'WAIL/tilt: defended the cosidact uf the ift•tilltatale* 4 Ile impart the niageolisary irsonlil not ha a , - iaeaeil. 'Cheri: was out as stow of truth in tue cluirges tit Mr.Hanr 'bola /•11111•11, cu iii iii tibeisi—klicas, bear] —ire had been Itt4lo.lM nil kW nllll . ll Willi) 11l 1111 . lit 111 ill•l4leCi . . The magi...rates had wily cololneted ild us-eibeN 61CCIA111111C to Ilse. leties 1.11 . illYll duty. 'l, lie St/LH:II Olt OEN KRA I..iaiil, that those J•idgen wil. 11.111 WWII .10 liralllidi,/1111.) tilirlled by the hum, member (hear, heal), iumuoiliatei) on Mr. Haul's application, 'Nil dlittlilltli the proper others' to nitro t. re ; mil .he ...a. tel to kiwi passed aw. 1.3, without any i0rtillei1611)11 Ott Weil 10 tilt CloLiit on the liii .ij e 4; 1 at 61Ig i&I.1.11: on ireli..ii id' NIL ii iii. .lecxereteel that the iloii.e * sill (wit *l l 4l tins rtaat - • traits wail 000 e was el riClly 1..111,1:41‘6111 *llls She 14.6 ~ I 11 , 5 laud. He swim prulraltil lig 1111/11 list Judges of lie Lud wring tiaduct d awl i al d lts l.ir covet of ilrr i t .• seutittig prtitiunr. If cuusplatut %%etc to lie tit gell, let t be brought leeward ist a distinct lid Mr. 11. 0. SENN li'll'T sa id, the l eh r...d gesith man se ..wemilm...i...-V!f!A ~ ~I