The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-05-31 00:00:00

. s ;:. .. THE STAITSMAN: • • • . . . (nt,i.letatre:g n l i ota t r, ,,e aheaa ita, r!)— hear')— s lit petitions, he 1 )1 •1;:qll e on- i fartee.aris paid. this tax throe' n the means of the snorer, an:! Indeed the . reoos all "Pe" itinoteers.--(dear, hear !)--.Another allegation of •r;•comittenslatiote that the form of * one ta•ltiels was ; • proposed shoo ,t be eivied.for all she' mime assoiations. titele'll. Wit !. ! It 't /11'7 lied 31) r e:rent un all the p e t " trod distribu te ,' t h r ,,,, % h ou , th ,, e „,, norv.. :lie hlielt . that ' ductitonsiof the country.---Now, • tlesoo• productions as inalicidnal came 1,. t h e town k e a ,,, 0 0 0) %% h i r e or h ad amuunted yearly to opwards of 2W-.000.000/., and natures lionocr to tei:rts F nt, tar the ppr.p ose o f gratin; wig- tit: percent age on thews unlit be about 14.1,111111. eta t . ore . % . to one of these pet.lions, hat that he foiled is yearly. Did they mean tome they bad paid this suns i IR uos s :no, mach t o the latmourtif the inhahleaete The Inother s;atement in . the petitions of the avienl- distress complained was lint real' • v greater t h an ot h er' jnti„ts west ,,i.l. that by a 2 letving, in Into, the importa- I the , o:amatnity were entrring nosier. Indeed, • r.. •* • it he were e; 01,,I ni . 0 . 3 10 owe feuds hi s on ii ots..i.i..iiiuu ton o f Berr i corn tu Cie amount of 2,6;9,014, su moat elms of t h„.„,, i i ir mined Irmo. ... would 'Miele war deducted fhou the cepahilities of ;Thing rue. hate ro hositaitsmin naming - the class of agrieuherists. • playment to labou ens. he ste e rs], did they mean by •seete Meares was. huwea, r. great, but Ihr 044 natural that to say, that the whole labour of the country was •41 real remedy :Ur theat it.vt to lower the rent:.— (4',•ar, confined to ag iculture. Where were the several t.a !e. I)—This 1.... e the the remedy uhieb isseitier or • intr.; bttc I ' u • ittsluor • widels is euld enable the pe „ i ,e. to 'fun'. be alLirtetsi ; anal though every °Lee eras 1"-"le to buy thi s es of hear, h..ar :)—Again s it was Twit it off, yet in his opinion no leeislative measure maid :\ !el ruti , ham , ho . mhtv said. "tau import foreign !alone in foreign cum" Start it.— (He i r, h ear .)—H e wo -Nom their petitions, because it was of impertance to What mat there imported that the tame objection did !e t a c.ountry to know that, whatever motive. mat..h a re net LW to. lie ta11...! %yeti any gentlemen to menthes r:e . II vireeelated. it was not the serious intentieu a t h e a sing . le umnnfeettint, to whichthe same thing might lit . , to alter the present systaeri. .1-: to the are•st:ote of met be eai.l. fin ,in return, did nut this rumors. ex irfttong the mode of stating the avenges. that in truth port Iserlasoottr in he: manefactures ? As to the aim-s -eas only another tray of raleine the pro!er , irt.- prier. • • ~. Pity his part, he .would rather the Hour Leonid avoid tbe nun o f couteervaltsue duties. Le thaUght the i.. 11- irmtpjrct hr not gnine into- aCentottittre • particalarly sines. tiourre had been nv less exorbitant in their claims in no t o o w as stand which „ m od s h ut , t e e e „i„, i ,., hre of that reepeet.- These duties were raised to high, they frond in the present le of taking the overages. It woad pc. an red to foreign rannueeree almeether. any &nese did prevail, it ought un&ubteelly to he re. fle•roinenied that the debt was the prime ipal eanse cl moved ; add it might lw removed, as the House knew, t h e i s t se ,l4•• on di t : . w hi e h' t h e „ llu . r set r e ,,d, he. se-Nieto the interprolticin of a new law. lie. for one, A ..1 it bad liar strutof I ; .a..ee id 1 rent think ate teeislative ;minim- into that snhistet 1 unuis . ,px-.petly out ut the cooory. He did net cut:- neclosare,—(.leer, heat:)—flat hr d•:14 rotiVil!reti •VI I this, that whatever the Spann was which the country re jVi th -al 441. yet. wae Hoe slight• st ground for the in allopttol. it was of the most remitted i m p oreaoo , t o t w e query nor itsuyeil tot, but that, on ti.e cutorary. it ;Miura! welfare that that system strnnld tar pursued with 'twilit see Wines. and perseverance, anal that it "could he.hatriu-n I ..t• A great deal of tiii'scl - iel. 31r. s BEN lour (of Wilts) was re oly to admit, that If and felt that no light or transitory motive could induce there 'very ;14" such thing as a nation..l debt. we should tEe !louse to change it.—(hear, hear!) etated its nu nee:l of Corn Laws; but as that debt Mr. P. Lewes though not dispose" to aeree to th • ..I . e, veto.. and was the veto eof so seem+ distress, there metion before tea lloise, tel was serungfi:- convincer: must '•be . c oin Laws. The preeent Curn Laws slid not that view !main- wag neeessarr. Ile stroo t ilv objected to the mole of taking averages, hemline i t was „pry, t o give the relief II hieh was intru d e d by them, and then of partienlar inters...ie.:mil lie helieresi.that fore it wog necessary ti have a new hilt, to give proper it mashie the power of thea•orn merehauts in London to protection to ogricultur: ; for be knew that the present ere the ports hr a a hination.—(No, no! front se- ! law was its every respect evaded. During the last weal Metobers )--"Ile deprecated the enornoms ain't. of 1 Session of Parliament, a :1 00 of 30,0tepe %y d s tossed 4rlP., proposed its some of the petitions, to be leviell on •f je the bash : men! of z.t.ito titeu to the cape o r tievii the importation of foreign core, at the same time h - - The country thus lost :lin elt of its best h a . thoilight. that II a morleratedaty were impesed, it wool; "o p t% not hare the effect of injurinz die agricalotriet. It was botarers. each of whom was 41 the v sine of 341. to Me opinion that. alsi t uetely, th e p rotec ti on p r i ce noo n 1 the eieuntry. If a proper sy stem e‘isted, this greet In. dinsinishesi, for it octet( like a tax on the consumers. i loss would not have taken place; lam our torn lands It wits ales a constant interruption to foreign commerce. I would he cultivated in the NIKO compl e te and re t eit elre and bad a tendency to drier persons mat of the country. manna . r. li e u nite .' th at t h e flu ti st- w‘itiii e rant the ofbeati h er i l t o ra tn ierd this sz i m m a h rb on the eve pzi o re t. t o li f e a ti l i l wa tir io neres n. ou r irineete l'entimiere which the Hou..tientieman asked for. ether pans. i.e sVottlii he glad that au ioquity took Me * 11 " al ' an a said. Sisal i " I " 5 ' II " I. '" a ' '' . ' l. place; at time sante time, since the regent inqutry wee log part in the Hill loins:wed at that time, and sup • rot pr0p,.... 11 with the souse views which Ise hail, Lei Ported it on accuunt of the great timothy of capital shoold ru!e against the motion. I employed in the improvement awl exteuslou of alri• 7 4 a e, 4 1 M io% complained. t h at i n th e ,„ en e.i mis ellltilret. anal t h at therefore it was newts:try to I ro whkil had l'eers had hitherto art this snbjerl, a go-hve , test a east v..riety of vested inte.este. Hut no such h .4. twee vixen to the real caner sit the distre .. u n t i e: necessity exi 40.1 now as there did at that time. The whirls the etointry w s labouring..—(lleer I—The teal I Bill of I:415 a niwered all the pnr, moo intruded he it ca.•.ae :at Ow .his: r. is, hr was tee to state, The e fr ont i at that time; Mat it would be hie lila impolitic t.a in the tJutliliutt i. 1 .11 which this couutry had been thrust n ; trolu.st any elaange at preset. he concluded it ith 'si.the Ciro% of the last war• awl the immense and in- itoPittaf that no precipitate a•rP w""l'i he t 4l " lo• •aapurtable aerumulation ef LAWS 11111C11 was in eonse. wards the removal of evils which loot arisen from ain:nce of it.—eitear, hear !)--Ile was also of opinion , causes which were beyond oar control. that th: measure rehoint to the cut rency. which was i 31r. Coin (of Norfolk) said. be could hare wished *tiered last Session with so unprecedented an multi- i to az this Committee formed on a broad basis, which tniy. condue.el in no small degree 4‘4 it, hat he dial nut nt! ' wo einflect the agricultnral with the Cvnitner 14 any means advise the !louse le tread hack their n tianterests; e V There were castors for the 424. steps upon that measure. Indeed., h. b e fi I gie d all the tresses of the agricultural locos'.; but he believed ' consterenres which mere expected loon that measure ! that taxes were the principal. Tiar • i 6 e s r"stitiltttrti were hot yet realized.--(Hear. !war '.)----!t wiotlal he' another cause. ae inquiry tv.srh th • attention ut Pariiameet to see in i Mr. Ewer strongly opposed thee motion. which had -chat tle4rea the means of giving emplovtealet to the for its object the roiling the i rig 1-4 of the neeesssries ',l:a-oaring classes had been affected by the new order ' of life. and therefore he ;toyed the pre% ions tittestifiti. ur :!sings a :Aida was produced by the eiretetistancee of .. Mr. MAllsllELDdeelar.ol, that the distresses of the the last war. Parliament might enquire whether meatus agricultural Interests a Mill nut rynal those of tile usa c-..n;d not be devised to extend it a. widely at ru:Fihir, • nufacthring interests: and he caw no reason tor ant end et the sa or time ascertain whether or not the dr- propesitiou that woohl haute the affect of raisitee the ran meet ef capital was nut a cans^ of its being now I r rice of corn. t.t au low all CV/. Did the proposition now made, Mr. Haoreoam was greatly aelotaislied at hearine see:n to esiihwace these ohjeeta . : lie was sensible that it ; the proposition • f moving the previous quentieta. lie did aot, vial he should therefore, thuugh reluctantly, - thought it wool.! Fe lit for the House to take the case not gine it hit ser,e.ort. 'of thee petitioimr: itoo eonsideration. As to protectine :dr. Ccawe x reeuestmende.l taking the tax oaf 1..• duties, there were numerous preeeetions for all species bout, and putting- it upon property. It would he well of manufacture:: and were there to h, nu protection ta . t.r*: the (censer a protection su high as Stk., a te l for the growth It I"b O.' ..1:14... '1 _ere was nothing like a free liv)en he had that, he had no reason to complain. But tra.le to hr any at l.e:I. found ; anal it was absurd to °b en , still he h a d a Arena ri a l t o 'von pa c :i a m e nt ; •„,. ject to the Cora Lan: on the gromal of the freedom of had a claim to hare his n bardetts as to the snpport of tra.'e. 'use cultivated land of the conntry hall long the poor shared with the fundleeleler. lie euncluded . become the depositery of an i JJJJ !MUM' mss. of British by t x pre . ;g i kig a I„, :re . isf . 4 , ; , 1 prin t ; a w e to see thi s capital; and he iris astonlshed to hear that our best tialestion finally sett!.• !. policy would be to semi to Poland fi.r wheat, where it 2r. P.i:...ft:•o ,et 0111 by la yin ; ; clown th • pr:nciple. , could ha got dim.. If such a theory as that were Oro tie r.• was nil siaLti : il•Ilio , in am• nleasure which - acted upon. 6or j millions of at re: would he thrown dii net alert the eoeseeletnitt at later. He was an out of cultivation, and the conetry would he over rseenty in ex:la/sive pr,ater!ions to any class, and fur; whelmed by a calamity never heard of beture; the la the arras reason was an enemy to the Corn Laws in , bowers on these lands, and even the owners, omitd every sense. He contended, that by leav:eg fond cheap, ihe turned lotto paupt r 4. he thought tier film be the money whith would lie thus saved : I I the d;frerenee 1 fore the Manse was ton general; and if some amen:l et- prise tra4lit be applied to something els;•. Perhaps i merit eulad lac proposed. confining _the (bye' of the this cewid4 ration was more important than it ut first Colo:nit*, he should feel it hie ditty to vote for the se:stated, for tee Rove would see that the price of ' , motion. • fad thus disielnishe.l the profits tan cipi!al. Thls po- Mr. ELM, 3ini Mr. Ittesto DO t•xplaitiell. ,I : j ort b e woo l,' iii n e r „t e h... , case . If a ma n w a s to Mr. 6 aerspruposed an amendment, ettedluing the duties of hrre a inantaf.ctnr of clo h, the pre'eter ef it he t ea.: the tummitte`' to the titUde or ollini ~ i, 1K the aserattes. Mr. Ft LICK then proposed to withdraw his amendment, to apply in two purtioals : on- to those labnurers who h ot Lai •as..isted Sins in producing it, and the other as a re- it enema t; sseoesr. who had intended to hate motra the teen fir the application of his capital and stock in trade. ' tre n t: 6 ° 4 j 1 4° , 7 a ti . orl d • ri o e. P1 P` 4 l the t ‘ MO t r am int of the atuen i d- Nem the price of corn was reiesel, but the prices la es homed ' iately att . er ' tle r . Conl e iree u h r al i t he pertorsa l etth t el y r of othzr thiaos had not kept pace with it. therefore • duties. Ile then mused tile precious aiteratisol. the labour::. cilin %rat 0!:II:reli to advance 511 yer rent. Alr. enn nee supported the motion. on Ned. mu .1 starve if his w.wei were too niers!, anal ! in - . l 4 re li n r !lL in 'a t s ., Ta.ra ri c r t o t i i i t i a mt op i po is .: 2 7 l d r... s i cos l a i n e li s tt o ee s f , n i for the ger the as hit wage.: were raised, the Pr. ,1 4 1 ' st:l the capital ; taa l issu.itiet: for inquiry whaling. or not any frauds had been were pro t too &mini:lied, fur the price of cloth had , pinctieed as to the mule of taking the iterates. nit b eet , raised is th e sat y r . proporl i M. D U I L b roiL i, Mr..l,lclennan Ilt.vii.tir. amidst loud cries of Qsestion! SUprg.rtect the motion. tC,InA woe cheap 3101 LILIIIIC bun- I there MS, therefooe . air T. AVII.I.Asu supported thee mottos. f: urn the eirrnmstaner of re lout! 'wi de coo n • in this n.! air. i.. r a . 17113,111AL1a spoke in team', of the motion. try, awl from t lee divan', though alir,•ct inf:u.•nt r which ' Mr. St :.,ss is then replied. Ile eossiplaiosod of the anode in it bid aq.on manufactures, a :.;:.;tact I:mptation to which 11:s protiosition load berwmel. 1 .1 tea Member: Own explained. when doe Gallery was tarn of eat.ital to embark it in foreign countries. In de...,r,d, tad a division took plies. at a irserler past three 1:••;i l .ting fur core, the /knew Ahlttliti not forget that 1 o'et . ock 4.n t h ro riginal motion. IS . The SOlikars were— the interest of every man in th.- ementunity,.whei was a i I- of the motion 130 lot 13)TIVtillff, Was concerned. They could too are ne that : A tr ti is? it t::•en<.• by the Navigation Laws, this country hasi 14:4 suzb quantitles of an.l other things as it tight .rivr, that therefore they weir entitled to i e liL+ inLaarenieteees. It was ,hinting a share %Oat others a doing an inynry to the eommuni•y. The al/tient tui.mts complaints' at' the tat ON Malt tit ifieetinKabeitt. Ida was it I loss to ,re how. The tat uti north was LIJ by the labouring tuAtt, and be wits paid by the whew , cortituunit). It wzs theref.ve th.• 'peep!, at • aiori•) it favour of Mr. 11. Stunner's motion 49 11. e sproiOinent of ft Conerylitre • On our return to the gadder) we found Lord Milton on his Sir. Ilayttan hoprd that the tlon.e would adioern without appi a inting the l'onintit;er. In llwpiesmit perilous situatkm 1.1 drii!WriltiOn 1 0 1 OCTI.1 4 11r). He pledped kiiflNif to oppose etre) measure that esiritt em assate trout the *s.ressdltes %Web pertooL of the spirit aad laseper of the derision Ike) hr.l just curlew. He wooed has adjounamest. Sit ltoasag Gs, is A 44101414% the motion, he . •. . ti •'• .. . . o'd; uasioute foe the trantinillity of the country 3 &Ad knelt istrr tirlit the deelaitin fo whielt the limfte bad just }tyre soadd excite xbe uttleart atina. he hoped that they rt. truth deliberate. and not apptAnt a t'oternittee Ir their. present tornper. He. fek sati‘red. that'* -sioseraturnt world be required triliansullleie the people its ease that any new mensdre was attempted in routonauce ulth to.. spirit just manirbsted bF the(muse.—.Order') ord eAsi'LlinEatlai regretted enceedincly the longboats Of th 100. Gentietua iteers. 11 seiNl: Hine he la mented and deplored. from OS% bottom of his heart. ros U:leif pit:led decision to w t.ieh thelleuse had jut; eume. 11. should support the thotien of adjournment. r. n not. ou s viro.ed to es:ttl,ist , ..-e .!.:s Pon, Friend near him. who made Op! last &potion, 1::et Isrrso;sstritent of a Committee by no means pledged titoe supported it to the sanction of at” n.•w meri,nees that it outslt( nd to arotra• sate the di..tressw , of the estanutartarers. lie therefore im plored hill lion. Friend out take alann or coonntipicatr at. when there was reall) - no da•Ner to he nprel.ended. . H.St risen mid. thst the deeision of flit' House nas as unexpected to him as to an one lu the Honse. lie as sented to the motion. The lion'. then asjoernej It :leer Four °Mock. . • PlitCH OF Srillt'biti T11:34 f) 1V AT 117 1 Cf; Bank lito. A 4341 ! India Stork V per Cent. lleil..fF;f I Ditto Hands f 311;. put. 3 per Ct. (one. OK 2 •• 5 j Old Annuities Sa per Celt.: tS i, t F.. Rills. id... 124, pm. par 4 per Cents. PO bnj • !Nth, co.. S per ('t. \ass . Onininm I.c!ag . ten. 17j 13!141 • J Unn, tor .te. 7 01 3 lop. 31 pet Cert. Aim. • i Lott. ricliers - ta:,4 144. • ' ..ttattontaa. " *me SletTl4l, - 14 it:coupon...Tap " rut • sTAirit....l••.'' THE FC . DS. To-dar being the day fixeJ for the opening f,f ti e Books for rul-terbing towards the fundiaz t h e 7.001 1 .0011 Etchr !art 13i11s , an ittnnenar . etinrd hic;l• at the door.; of the B.thh, bag b.'f•fr: thcy w p m e,l: in fact, so.ne a: early ai ton: u'cluc!, naUrr.in:. fen o'clock na.; the time I:red fir tLe opca:t grit' Air. Itaat,%; see. 1.1111 %Mt was their ea t .rb eak that the fluor Ul4 wrenehel uti it hirer, and ic als, et y hour sod ft half thew hole Was sul.tt•ribed by 'kph ' , eon 4, the four first of se.tom folded to She mount u; Il frollions. Th e effeet of this torn the Fund.; ha 4 been enatran what nag' atrittipste;!. ai before the itiarkrt opened anis; thottglit there would be a ronii,ler.lble hat Cure heft r . :trosltr flails for the dnc, row; ehed ed env 1 4 .4, Tar brat bargain in Conitik I ;ill for the Ara.Nni... as,l ithorily after they trt`/P dune sl 7u. tae prier Debit nun :,;. The Exebeloer nil: market I.:1i undareene e)rvti terabit. Itqremsten. isnmen:e gnantities havin been thane it p ar. Whieh ptereuti tit.% ernment f"oitt thtna bin them tta mptrket. as aa. 1t,.. e 3 ,0 i . lt•r‘lay and the day ho;ore. !Cony h per Ceuta. have risen eimsitleruti!!, kstiti ‘ z he el dame at 101 i; and the Naiy Ser;p Lt I prani . .ua, wits mati iitpearmlre of a farther rise. Mtge now on!) to look fnetiaril tonirit the Lam el LEOOO.OOO. and. from appeal aotie4. e cannot miripate any very material depression. if we dens eatielitsit.as Inste the ealtiterecei of this mnrn!n;. with reseret to the Funding. at tite'ainonnt Is trifling :JUtpareil nit:, the mons; admit in Out rl.rt at rr4..r:it. SPORTiSI; 1.V7T(.1.1(;ESI1:. —ow— ASCOT HF..ITtI R ICES. Tt LIDAV. IiAT 31P. liis Majesty's Plate of One !lent:red tininea..—Four Moreland's Ranter. 3-.. old 11. It. 11. the Duke of l'urk's ch. r. Tettlere. 4-trs 01d.... Mr. Nadler's ch. 1. Defiance. 4-y ts old Mr. Stephen: on's b. g. Mt•rryinaker, 6-yrs old 4 Mr. John fte: wifortri h. tn. Lnehantress. 6.)re Mr. Forth's Admiral. 4-) rs old. • Woe h) two Imigths. Sweepstakes of One Hundred ti —Tim en mile. Mr. Jones's b. or br. e.. brother to 'fir Mit LJ Folcy's brother to Miracle Mr. Turner's hr. e. Sunshine, le; orriiie • . s Won 11) n end • Swop:o4lokt% of 100gc. h. fl.—New Mile. • • Mr. Pr curb r. I.s . Crispin. out of Zoreide Duke of tirerion's r. by Phantom. nut of Pepe Jura— tt H. R. I!. the Duke of * look's c. Haphazard. um of !tenpin's dem 3 • than by I v.° length% The °attends Stakes of 30gs eacb.—Two Mites anti a half. Mr. Calley'e f'borepigeon. 4-yrs old. Ass. elle Mr. Vaosittert flume', M Rogers's Ranter. rs Su I Mr. Chariton',. torephun, -)TS old, Net. Mo. Won by a neck. The errand end lest tear ore erptakee ef 'Ogg each. kr tees.--Abotit Iwo sties and a half. Lord F. fleotinek's Streption. 3-yrs old .. I H. li. 11. The Duke of lurk names b. li, out of Canidis, rs old 11. It. 11. the Duke of York's ch. b. Roger Bacon, 11-yrs 3 Won by half a length. Mr. %Vetherell's ch. 1. Quesainus• by tiranieus, 3.yre oil. ere. ft. from Mr. Z. Bne's f. by Blucher, out of Furl, 3-y rs oi.f, Set. 3ib. each. Itsigs h. ft.—The New Mile. . 171ERTPS. D. new Trsgedy was repeated last nick.. end esperbeeti • it more determined opposition throe on the grst tetreents. I i.e. This did rot show Itself decide."iy utaii ski fall of** curtain, liken. fur a considerable time. Mr. Ozone, fond • it impossible to proceed with the epitome. Mr. Rem I ' . set came forward. and said something about the interret at the properly. which we. understood to mean thatllo public souk nut route ho see the trag:stv. it timid berwid- urea n. Ttis ha.! the effect of esitrang the minden whr as to allow tiro epileent. to he spoken. ifppias wen perlsit stabbed reguirrly nest properly on this eerasimi for indeed of the aceornmonstine manuer in which he presented his Lark to the dagger on the premeisig night, se hear rho h•ifive that lie Las put him to death; so no metier boa. when. or where.. A must lottnorrons afterpiece follaset and relieved the henry ornate:a cf the play. It is a bangle. called Giorowei is I.andse, and a as produced by Mr. Et- tt. Tux at the Olympic.. This is it; first perforwiat co here. It carries on the ade ruttier* of Doe Gi:.rwienf trete thaperted of his deperttire from this wcrict and we find him la the 'K- rems! regions pursuine his old libertine courses. eades• ducine the la Is furies. Old Mlle becomes afraid for his wife. stud c •orantsi is turned evt h:s new abode sad nee bark again to Loudon. Ills adreafures there form the ste• jret for the remainder of the piece. s 1: dente Vestment& Gieranei. and if the Dm really locket as she did bet night. ac srarrrly wonder at the . ftsibly of the ladies. Ile songs me iontmerable: in fort, we hardly koow a pepri•r air Net is not psuslietl in tt:is t‘he was most as- mercifully recared in several. Miss ('clew sang " your Funoine• in the most bentitifrti and chaste style. mt ass also fileilred to repell it. II tu Lew s I.eporeile sac eyery thing is (ram him. all life atel hued°. Tketeed d scenes—the interior of the loner world. sroti• the eldelf . to It from the Stye. are ateen.;‘ the most retread leaMm ever seem in this style. Tie piece nos reezieed will' lie lustiest Ititr.ts of laughter and applause. sod will madoalad base a run. ••••e. i b I..l . l'Ebt.luExcr. Drat.. NI V rrivrd, and %Alm! for the eh% the 3iereery, Manton, from St. Iketiingo: sad Coe meter, Horrie, from Ilsvre.--Sailed the Windser Or& grist Inslinmisn, and most of the outward-berst lo their different destinntitins.—Carne feemeNlbaiteg the Dui aid:, Smith. fur Quebec: Eddystone. WE Prince oil Wiles, Ibitidson: and Luna, boos. for 88/* son ' s Bay: Sarah, Van Ileytheyson, fur Sierra Lew; Eliriltetts Hall, Uritten. fur Geoos; and Lark (ttf og . ,_, * for Cadir.—Put Mirk most of the outresni44 olll sailed this morni Windsor Castle still irera g. POIT!13110V711, T3L.—Sailed the Willits. Non". for Grimsby. Ilstrwie r, MAT M.—Arrived the Jane psekst.l 64B fruit t: iteithurg. Corr, Mae ?6.—Arrived the Zephyr t Plymouth, with_ inert of the 79th regiMeot rALMOCTII. MAT 2:* ( ..—Arrireit the Dud pocket, with mails from the I slsods, lost **SA P ems's, in 43 day*. - _ Coan-Fteitexoe, MAT 31—.1 'contiderable finsitilt! II remained over from Monday's ir.pply; them was but little demand this /naming: bet ablilser *ilea were lwasy, the same price* rrre Monday but only the finest oealities resat l's 4 Bailey contitres eery dull aide, the deemed 'daily, and the supply large for this period of iftersss ik ..: Oafs wepporf kloadmee prices ; but no sales ease Wow Isrisk =ln se sad. tieertio aiteratiPee ea. • • DINO. • Last veldts be Glesseeder-streot. literati 1A :1101. eldest sow of rile Marl London : F.dited. Pridied. end Pshnserst it the mewkat.ost, prints, de are requested to be LOX f)A . ; wmtr.fre.t, iti4wtsc, M4V 31, The Com Mains came this use rnieg to a derision, *hit+, with the eset Otos tif the agricultural body. will create the • tleqt-t alarm throughout the nation. 'I he Lye rletertnined that a Selet•t Commidee shall be appointed to etinsiiier the 'elitism% of lan:lts-A altar, at a time whets the distress which exists in the cone menial and Matinbeturisig el:teems is arknowlellged tin all aide*. far to eytTed that which presses on land eta tiVators. Hari the question Leen fur an inquiry into the general stale of the country, with a view of :IN:ly ing retne.lles to 4 ye ry branch in which they were want ed. the issue woo id, no doubt, have beets nidely timent! Ver, as the tibieet would have been evidently proper, it %you'd, on that eery aecoitiit. have Piet with a more deierreiiieil wia vigorous uppositi front au alarmed blinistly. . lu tbe present justifier ttey eeriginly resisted Mr. Mame St ‘INFICS motif:Ai, RS not only unneces sary bet mist hietuss r and y et. with a degree of nrnhi t. shirk in cern exerei. turd wilding can hardly pass lot PR!. : thine else thin rouniranre, they suffered a majority of 40 totem a point %%Melt they bad proclaimed to be most inju rious to the interests of Ihe eonntry ! question of the Corn Laws' n thus momentarily re-opened, and when our • stars int! popidatit n are hurried on to arts of outrage and I insiwrection by the pressure of treat and misery, instead of Ike relief to a Idch they Are entitled—instead of the bread I wt iris they cannot prneure. by almost super-human labonr, for their wises end children. they are to hat e their sufferings ! increased. if it be possit•le. and famine made their companion through lift. or their bastener to the gra% e. by a new Corn ltin to pre% vet the import:ilea or foreign grain. and keep rap tAr kjoh rod.. el rim/. F.,. lit the truth be told, the present question has been agitated for ti 4 tither par- . pose s The object hes been but ill conteded; it plereee throrrgh et ery disguise. Far are se from 'maintaining ilia:. in a time of general distress, the sericulture] interest does ni.'• , :liare a portion of the public sufferings. Equally • far are rte tetra a isbing to withhold relief from those far mers who really wan! it. Let them hate relict, but let it be proper aid dirtier. Let it no' proceed from a Legis:aii% e enactment. which a ill only reu n ite their !milieu to throw it • upon classes mil! less able to sustain its weight. and a illseb ject them, in its stead. to disgust and detestation. Lei the re. ineily tow from the legitima c quarter. a roreplioneconthepart .f fdrir lendluraz with tAr tire:mi.:outer and nem:dirt ; of the tines. Let, in toct, sae ar.nertn. This is the only panacea fur agriculture, and its application has been ti o long delayed. Rents were raised, iu common withetPry other kind of property, to an tweeters! height dining the . war. Ere) it other Lad of property has since declined: they base remained the sane. The force of circumstances. after Inuerine other interests, now begins to operate 'Ton than, and it is to prevent their sharing the t(r7111110/1 fate, that the present cry is set sip. Ho is this just ? 14 it honest? Why shouldtiericulturisis 1414.11 e be rentieled invulnerable by the I !Alban i ? Why should they hot be Kart-red. tile trade and manufactures, to battle with times and events, and to find their own I.tel! In a State like ours, all interests must be protected 'sir soar. Verniers obtained in ISIS whet end-' passed hielr hopes, and was hertily Mir to oilier intetes . 4 ; vet they now ins Unit it has been of no use to them, and swine fnrtrend r c r niaitioual protection. 11'e should charge them wltb oubletshine insatiableness. if we were not confident that ! they hat e been deluded by the land-ownert, who have pushed Cent forward to effect emir own purposes. and at the same time eoneeal their voracity. Let the farmers be costs ineed that I the additional protection tildes they are made to claim, would only lie a proieetiou against a * Reduction of flexile on I the part of their Landlords. I.et their eyes be at last , opened t Thr last decisive etritgirle is commented. If the Legislatere interfere. reads acid Seized at their preleta rate jar ever. If thr Corn Laws remain unaltered. and ft is egrtain Ant they red! serer to chaplet!. ends trill twat- Manly be reduced. and farriers alit obtain that relief %illicit I they Bun blindly seek where it cannot he gained. A Leeward !staid Mail arrived this morning., an letters of the 15th April, from St. 'I Ismnaes ; they do ' nut bring any fresh news from the Spanish 3t.-tin. The rapture of Valdi via, and that of two Spanish timber ships in the linayaquil river. has revived the project of i an attack tin Peru, ender lieneral San Martin, and no thing but the want of money. and the &red of leaving I the country withont troops, prevented another attempt • being. tussle, though the late revolution in Buenos Ayres, whirls was not known in thili on the 18th February, j annul render the tenure of the present party governing that country notch more precarious. Besides the Atoll° and Viconiu. Lord Cedliambed ear lured to - alpanish ships of air, the Ps.ltella sad the Peso legion. The Orel. we underetalsi,, i s a fri g ate of th e l argest I class. but the latter Is only a brie. The following is as es , tract of a letter from Meatingo de Chili, listed the lab of . ' February. from which it should seem that the bleated. of : Callao hail beets resumed by the Patriotic tqoadrett ts— '• We hate melted official information'thittita illatuka. will positively gall to-morrow for delimits& of Calies..ad Mai the eathatee will be taken el th boar* after itadirar. I tore. The 'soothe of the blockade is N ostottiet the dislotheit ; of any Spanish nava force from that put Nisiadsht mbar- . • elm; the expedition. milder the eciainisma It the M.O. frigate against Purls. 'Me A e-Peeled beta Vaiditia no tits Whist and the expeditlee. easter the cow * sad of Uellend Sea Ilatila, will leave with Itti pessibia divatehk" Another letter 'Skein the same plane dated tad PM of Pe tweary. asratiliaalkilth was reported that the I.lau squads*. wee at sea, sad that the Beet would sail froth Yelps i rake is. the seem of a few data. ~.... . ~•••• • . • -