The National Register. — London, England, 1819-02-22 00:00:00

yrt tkeiti4s, f., , 1 the &swig Iwnedided. that the ehieetire,ntat conk might he ban At a* loon as defended the Hi I oirefit.t the rha►se o f n.nilar enactment hml born made io the 110 NIA a practical Statronsais. ry e ISM the right* of parents end fowlers when called tar by the eatere'a the cc... ihoeght, that if the seperierily of reaehinest 'ode was So great, it did net want the *Amnion acme of the Public would 'en-h the preference. Boys had better be chionniee, Ihaa iu *hireling sad rob• said, that in t►e dieenssions on the been objected t• any proposal for the • Slaves, that it was nary ; as it owiteresto treat them well ; the fallacy apparent. from the. treatment these unhappy - •4 before t►e int * tion attn. I,rehdature. been known before it was generally well known how difficult it was to do ~ practices, though it was intended to their room. lions Mr. B IRMAIIII. the Hoes' went Into on the proposition for fixing the age of to be Racial II ; for if lea, the MGRS. difficolty in aate►tauung then o itopoar the iielialties. Kei , ideii, if tbe) will that ale, they become too large to go op einvieireolly th.•y have No aintilu)inesit at ali a - were o.ed, they could set eityloy aaiJ, that every chimney sweeper bar! a were of an aspirilig character. seamen. a.itoiliblietl in hear such assertions, when 'nisei-tale alarmed children in lie .beers, taker ►elling his ch.ld to s chistiticy 'Oren was theo Aged at 14 6.r their I) llt and not before; •ad to cootinue that the forfeiture should be omitted ; on* auffirietat to make the iiadruiui es year• raid. •• um the futfeltirre as au additional then negatived ; and the fol feu tire 541. nor under 101. hj~eted to the clause imroving 3 'ens Ity of adv. oil .Int movies or iiiivtre.a years of age. as climbing boys, in sweep- that this clause was the Rill t a.t.l if the ibis I,l4filir, they were vbeillowe to (Ur beware!, carried, sod the Bill pasted ria Ft Witt . Repeal Bat went thronth a Committee. • tomborrow.—A.ljoui nett. THUM]) I.lf. .44 ve nutter, that en Thereeley newt he Metett Coo ..... tier, to enquire into the Mete notice, that on the 11th of March lie bathe on the an,iject of Cup,- NEW sOUTH WILES. for the W11)0114' tot inuti IN; for a Cont halo the pt client iiindetit te.tit.put tine of. iuQritr into the +late of the Coluntr of The *abject to whien he had torah the *Close, *std the rtteunt.btnee• enitneeted shout state to the House, he the utmost itispitirtance. The .tat' uf and the mnocking terse. ki , te rsheui tie 1 it, excite the . The }lnn. Gentleman calmed into a utereme iu she Ha a,rt ul convicts It •n•- 119. tie admitted that the stair of tlts• trued to what they were same tome .iney ; .pper was nut on iiistrnroctit in the kande '••• roinitli red Mitch was due to the N •ble clavvifii•alion ..a a areal evil. 11,i. .rh the mind i• tiekible nod °pro IU d ‘Aith ofF htlot• of the o•oat Aultireted to the Jnoger Of mental and s e s i e re mie igirg tuily pi rvAlled, huht IMr he p..5.e41 Vri, 11111011 is !hilt INAsho ;swore uu I,'*u 1 the Ireitsp9 ta Heir he 111111 , 41 I eulall, th4l 101 , 1n16.61 In 111, gfi 10 ‘III/Wed inn crib, he (M o. Rennet) W•• HOW NUOIC 1.01 d. and to pi 11• P, n. illugt nee. Ihial ftll4l . were •0 confined. It had ensevicia %tete heated sys lissinanf ly ts ' , us Oil,. 1101 .1110,11 ; but 11 VIA• . it. the Navy one-third w. re ti..11.,11 nu .e .I 4 laritco iirooortrull %torn , added to %luck iney had tithes ho pet thieet to the di•etl , huc And control of cum • the other hand Iwo nr three ho..dh .1 .led 111 a am lUN nyder, pne•isia Melt 114111.11, brill. II ul as..g, and nntinY iimell• al lam:: (10111 nail, NC re 41111 He 11411 hews 111/$lll lir 11411 seen, 11111 •laa t. issibtat:t ieflagg of the convict a, While tin hod. 11 dell all t mire Ostia ; ii a Cornwall tea he felt persuaded that the facia, t.tl be auffirieal In alooli.h ihi , walnut lo br lougutten that 111 r rayen.rw 'kis 6.6.1 rust lite cou011) 110 Ir•• 4 sum Ike)rat Cl,lllllllllet- et.ltrll 11t..1 111 111 Y yrar 1714 41111 iv 151; Ili.) 11,11,1 At th.tt glair 1111. 11 1.11 . 1. 1'u11..111 111.1 hut new hall toren ideut ord, 11C11144..0 . 11•.1 , 1 11r 11.011 411 . ,V) 1 . 114. - floc gros 1.11 r11.111 , i1 11i Pile 1. 1 111.1) of h e t.i s.rd %t .111 el 1,1111 . 111 1 0 1. 11161011. Tile 1)1/.1111111 lit Ihu of coin 11, 111.171 oni.nr 411/. 4611414 C111111,11t . 11 •uwul; 111 e I.elliela, asperwr 10 peeper., 11141 the. 601 ct 1111 l tilt that the price. girva %AS 104. pre bli3hri REGT! S f stores were 'hot against darns. ell the cairn at what price they _ contrived to get the corn thus Jernnient Stores. This was not an oceasional transaction, it happened every day, anal formed the general principle of action. Meat was aloe subjected to a similar control; the general Government price was Od. per lb.; bet if the Governor iSMIeII Ilia orders that Id. was to be the prom of the they, no ens dated togive higher. Thus were the mimic lands of the colony exposed to lisp capricious will 01 a Governor usicunteolled, unchecked, and Imarcontiting fur any ask he might think proper to enforce. The Courts of Jiuti-e, too, required cen.iderahle revision ; for it was actually • fact, that a Me. Laud had been appointed is the Magistracy, who was likewise 411 auetioner r, anal it was by• no means nnasnal for this 111. iii to leave the bench of Justice end ascend a cart to *ell blankets. The facts that he bud related were all known to the Goveroosent ; and he wished to be informed whether his Majesty's Ministers had takes say steps to currea the abases? It was impossible to apes sue of the Gazettes published in New Soittla Wale*, wi bolt heath's of murder, robbery, nod evety specie, of crime, cow stonily ace a nisi. Nestor gee. seitetei existing ms i . the face of the glebe, its filial • Deftion of trentost •prevaiied, Hum At that ease,. Mentleasan next biterte& to Übe readout . of Ilbeettter hibequarrie ; who thought it. et Meows &word, to eider lane persons to be 5 ' hll , Ped. Obe t rlerralteser seem ground millirle he was pleased to call his part.. Oise it Woe itert•ont woe el matt ingenious *silo the .itteoveret 4 etirtebitte by witleit liar GOVrrilUr gail.eil 10.00111. He gilitell this as an 1105,1ratcp of the ill edeet ablittis power prodideird IS gnome the heed of cirri a aftir , hy maw, "' he brii"ra Cols Mnr l Vlertie to air. T:srie was * proof fro n the Cementite, appended iii 1512, that • -Gore' tier thiiika he has potter to indict .500 lashes of his utast accord fur Ille raw et thew, not ail the li...glisla eqiiiision law, a twit of the coleuial 5) sires. Thai f... 't be cont.' Prove I)) the person alio lied starred ; and f.ir his part he was at a has. to &id wit why the Gus ea 'lli ai.n..14 eolith iht. aairiy or 10,0041 saki, it to 11.1. alminbile ili•tiovallat • Go.et nor willioat • COUNCIL He situuld nazi pe.s to a runsidepalioll lit the laurel said rel.eiraint I'llht:1 unit of the ishatitistow or the colony. Theta we, a la. `e por. tiro of Irish Caiholies their, who lead ito tomtits of rectitivag iii.ll uc.ieo, except that to which they were rot ced. lit cons, que•ce ail Ibis, th.y, as hr waist informed, prefer7l.ll to it-W.lli miter melt tallier than lit submit to 4 feligioll4 erietossey of which they disapproved. A Cleogyusae writ oats 1r I, mood of his Jwit accord to il.e. colony : and berme tor pi ...cream( to roller Inv triatiwmt treatment wheel, Citv Clergymaii experiruced, he should se), that he war Wire-send to bar Catholic rriiltioa, cud loaf the wink' %town he ortler vilieli it reamed 1.• (amt.- 1 / 4 11ra,, later, hew' !) rise Governor, UlAal alt to has e unanimity oat seitouus sonic( t., put the plies. its Elul. Was it use better, however, 14.• world 44, to ii•v• (us .y a eliitiona and mortality, aka, oily our ra ligiois And wire. As a proof •.f ilie di.firieracy *llaria e.ialed lii regard of a whitlow& ilifllllelltlll, 114 VI/111,1 itieinvoi, !tat not molt the 403 outtleu Mete ever 1...1.Wil 11l &glen(' 0111. ell. far Moo. li, ti , l,tiati Sell lit/111rd the de ficiency Id . seitoUl ed.leA , tels, ditli lite itlettriatiOn paid to ilie t tauthions of Maul tilklidilp) lialeve. hat liar eulo..y, Mho ware twinged AI vuppoit 111 , 1,111 at ler, by p. 0411111100 , 411 , 1, as Coll. lielaallini 01 111.1110.4tes4leitt. rend • letter to that elf, Cl hula NI. 3a•r,d. at. lie Jilt& *at ds ctrisrau sited on liar taciiiiy omit *mai licenses w. rc granted to poisons of tatamou• irlionics tea 111 tht colony, mid reprobasost the imponey and isilit,,,l4l curets produced OD Cuilile.gweacr. He had, uoivever, uu iie•itatiou au admitting. that it' Wise leeislative eieostii. s were adopted, the colony might he of peat heisefit to this et/m.lll-y. A. a ptuut of tee ill ratios paedureu by ilie waut of .114 ga iclail ire I papolatiJii ill ilia eukto,, hr C•. 11 1 ,1 stale, !hitt when a distant settler applied to the Govertiol ter ailly three busu.sultueu, lie ami-ouliaed a• *rod Win Iwo t..1u0• Wad a 1.4141i../a piCk i iaCket--0111141 L. 1401144%) -i.e . ) ev petal.: to eV itrl by the country in Initialisatio; the caul, lets IAIiU at le imil arid la lire cuovily anvo.aistrol lit at lit All, U4o. a mall. :Now tie couceised, that lieu neilliati. s iiii•ill he eet4oll.ll. il ill This Culloutiy, for lesseapciice. So tar wan he faun liellli; an alien.) 14.1 •ew ea r pual.thurall,, Owl, OD the C 01111 4 ,)„ he would , rata to punish atitssio), hot onus window eon .tistwenoi...-- That. real Cheek tut-noir, however, world be, to iiitere t..c.lii, ..1 deit-csluis ; to ititke Ilse public believe that th” em0h16“ 1,41 ail canoe vro, ~1 luv•rialviv be luiloweil uy illitert.oU and it. at pitiliv.lourot et it. liar lilt 00000 toraule Alle.rab-r raltAwded by ,uur tog —.. l Oat a Cumbiallier MlUtliii ire a t tioni.t• d to impiiie i..tu lair ”..tuat Of transportation sit wileudvis, /aid the State id the colony of New 6..0 II: Walt a. - Lint (:atsTLltitEabH did nut s.ish to be considered as opt 111 to lb, Hats. lientleilltio tit' tlw gem, al ult ills of lie ; tail if lie prove Ibat lie was not prt suing the tie,t mrih.ld liar attaiiiitig t•reii liis nill, rittl, lie how d ;hat list Hon. Ititentte.iiiiii would jot. %Ito hint. lie 1 4bl that the itit•raialitio which the lion. Tenth 1444 Nillh d for. undid he snilt ;:trat , r ../•.111 1 age ulna turd utultsi a more vritrral ingot. y and lir disl 41.1111111. k that 4 t 4 , e 114(1 1,.e.. 114,41,. on!, Ve11.1•11 4 . 4.1e411 . 44.1 4.11.4141 r outwit', Ht. B u d alr.aJy uutul.tsd au loop It) trs,. Ills colony t•I New "ninth Wales; and he e I .I,llle iii' 1 - 11111. (i..lillveh4ll 111.1? lic have I,u lie,itation in ; lull 'owl' toloitilation is 111.4111 lie &lived t 11.41 111111111'y ; 10..1'11146114111 SY 111 ittl 4.1 i vibe' lid it 11111 . 111 m it net Iny uss.io i e ti. lit.ti, heal! o—lie would stueetely give the lieu. Cllll lot the hest of iiittttves but al stir same time Ile Eits•l iitiJ, mut lor threw so lunch laudable zeal 11,10 this in tow), tu.d i.e , tath retl 'outsell to pledge a lint. ))))) le of hilt pet...total character fur the at ciliary of lilts at st cult ids Ilta iudli..ps, lie fatiiiiti jlllljeiglii• Ut pl n d rul. * the aensuise mold 01 the Ito!. lieistleuidii could n t brat collllllIOll Mil N. Illit - IN ol -adui. on h-hirti Iran/polls ; It: I so far as 111. .4111 - 4 . 111 efolV•illg the thatiorl tarot, lie sirs co Ititioitl 114141 boat lillef ttith passetigui•, etch a they stele I:l.iiC•, .41y plea stay writ ea stiti..ll , 4 (II •4i ! 5.u 1 1..4114u lei.) —E gaged as the !louse was iii a uttslttplieit) of tousitie.s 11 was objection to stir motion of the Wit. (;e.lle -111411. 11,1111 YOOlll4l leliti to lisrit•se the number of Co. It, Ca ouurrts..tllly , a disadvantage which might or, lit same int &- suer, rein°. b) adopt. g tue e tap sip i earn site 141 CO4llllllllee of Into ) into the •I t tie Ms I'. 4.4; tse. hits Irutldito row - bided liy that is he , lot not 0 1 . 11 1 0 slea•llVc Ille 11101i1/01 of tie H... (i. ittlrutau • Ottlutri either more the lii act nit the Das, or that a Colll.lllllce lie up p.,/11.ttl to 111111111 e win the stair tit Inv L 411.11.41 Lau, su tat as a rlanbi I r idyll nI 41111 transit'' , tatuns. Ain't tile ))))) 114.11 41111 aillrnabllClll vile t..a.1 IS ..111 On - Mr. Witdmitiultflt ut'ard Mil l i %tarp' ise and cutic - In the • .reets in ins Nowt. Filesid. In the hist pall ut II • •11 •rell till intim'lle. reolorti to peter a .Itldeluni mode. Hr had based tb.s. the 101,1 would wits- taleu a Jan:4 , w equille, rite hep , .; t ol hit C.uutaittee of 161 . 4 win a good isason for • mite • • • se-J-Airegen Id oat be aserrtained, yet assails et diem in London. Mr. OWNIANIIUST wished the Cel. Mono wished that tli west by the machines might I Ur. *Re°email defended • g tiaionary. A similar en •oe of gr. Pitt, who was a sly interfered with the right interference was called fa Mr. Daristan ihosight, that I er the present mode was so gi fire Art. The common sows al to which to give the peel ',toyed is swee i i i## g chanson' OI• WiLstarotics said, the ate *frade, it hail been nbje !ter treatment o f t h e a s the interest of the ownerso which was apparent. front ags had received before the i laden bad tong bees hi tised; and it was well had y with established plastics chafe better in their room. After • few words from Mr. I r Committee. Alderman Wools, on the pr children. wished* to be dm ales would hsse extreme di art ages, so as to impose th e to tic hi yowl that tile, the itabira, etruaeirettlly they I *gray if InatisineS were el. Mr. 014,1411NEY saiJ, that w errfoil cuinit.n i nce. rt w y would make good seamen. Mr. BENNET was a.itenialied cry day they UV/ rilituribie 11 rte Was a case of a father (wiser. The age of the ehilitres was n.l apprenlierl, anti net b satires Will. Mr. Dimas,. moved, that the IN coosidered that it was mil a 'boy snider 14 years void. Mr. It looked ma the drip. flue amendment was then re reed to be i4Ol Above 541 no DIOINISS ,jested to the . our le•• limo Os. oar boy. snider 14 years of at eitoinies. . BIISNITsaid. that this c' meter alaullalitql this 040 1 4 10 4 01 w. he clause was, hiswiteei, oogls Ilse Cosimittee. I Rimed to he repel t. d no F I.l.ary Laws Repeal Bit 'lotion ordered for twnsurres THUM Lord CatiTLEalt 40N %are no id move for a Meiact Coasts. the UNA. Mr L4Sliffin gave notice, old alabinst a Motion 10 the II his. ST vrr OF NEW 1111r.BIlltre lose tor tile p Ito, to wt.-stigma 11110 the in der., and also to iturii e i sie Wales The initij coledi Horse, and Ili it, and whim hr alwutd lw f d of the Win isiet• to traitsp.irt, 'og their no e. o,ro .atest abhorrenee. The 11 ire of the creel , illerrli.e iu rted hoot kW. to leln, lie lieu murk Unproved to wl that as Mr. C. l ver was u Lind Sidinuatii, he coastal r rd. tint toe 1614”16 , pellml UR' mi veinent, were associated inin description, subjected potal ; oilers our seat ..10.11 , 111 could be p.., htntrnttd, their entiwice ed then utter destractiol ever lee might he twat ale &I perinupi tieing stowed in a par. d to inert Mr Nowt 1. 1111011.11/11 . snit, ore, that ft raid, that tlii let. u, ..r..invo; hat thiv well %b.° art the I k, asci its tieiteseil 4 141 K a lung, voyage added to and were 'abject to the tide's; while on the whet malt !await tonna' ed tit a st. he most abominable brill. isorliety ; snit Ihr 11011e11 , eedingly offensive 4114 WII Ted by roosts Is whom hr rers, that the suffectoo art taanspor is, execs dud all e• told he appointed he lelt t ie incontestable evidence, o , em 41IfICIkee. It was MA to er&ttlil al convicts had n 4."00,000 F.tprling slier it lasi year, the Cumnutlr 1 . 11411 e, 4 I:01111 a i to 8;i. astll in 220.1401. At I li.it ii I i 4; bid new cad it hit obi 11111$ being a. iet e e testier! mg the gym tooth W.slrf. 'I he Sys' •' Ice and ri1411d...1111r pi me , art Vol us. A upon was usually Sete little inventor to nose vett a and that the "Mt NA TTONA T. lir nu we dettlit &ere ante wben Ow settlers r..iireJ, the am mid they were eernpelled to aril I 11 ,nedidrd, esuld obtain, and the buyers rot nigkatat ronid ant be parelased into the Gnvernnieni I tS the appointment of a Comm Its.* al present, to wte why the proposed retorms bad not been carried into execution. T. • Criminal Cods was a nominal, riot a real syntein, as the !awe were lint not in execution. A knowledge of facts relative 10 New South Wales might enable the House to set what reforms might be mode MI the Crint •.1 Code. ()pee the plan of tho Noble Lord the inquiry coin ne•er come to a conclusion, If it was intended to prevent Inquiry,. mere effectual mods could not possibly be adopted. Many of Ike facts ..tated by the Hon. Gentleman called lordly for reform, and had beets unknown to the Committee of 11112.—(Hear, bear !)--Shoeld the colony not be reformed, it wuuld be a nest of vipers its that part of the world. Mr. GOULBURN replied, at cen•id• r.ble length, to what had fallen front Mr. Bonet and Mr. Wilberforee. He should himself vote fur the p e.iees (petition ; b it from No wish 13 e•qnire. Government were analogs to ...rid tint ape. gluten to New South Wales. but few w. r r Ili ig to lea., their aative country. With r. a inet to Ili, Cab .lie man who had been sent home, the feet was, Sisal he had omde application to Lord Batlitir4 its be sent 0 t ; Ls upon enquiry being made to his reel. siartical slip. runs, they had report. d that he ass a man unfit to I.a.e the rate of souls. Wilk greyed to the small number of females that attended the Church at Sidney, it shonlJ he ti•eol;er,eti, that from ISlii to 1818, the number of stales trasapurted had !seen &NS% and of females only 291.—Aad that fact perfectly explained ikts eisennwimer rlludeJ Ir. Mr. CAhIwING .41,1. wills respect to the motion and Riede. ject, it cert..inly cumplatucil of the srserity of ti,e iaa. %Insight, forma, if the , efety of ,tre.ety could b. pi mix. Iry laws les. severe, that hr slimed %ay Ihr law oodlit to CCM' j• .1111.1 as it was. But at the tmr thai G•mile.nen were thus eseitme the ferling• of .)ittp.atity fur time laitlltiCla 4i41.14, the lees, let it n.it lie tot gal len that they al-o sit to leaislate for the lirest vat ion of the t e..ce, the peopi.rl; ,antl earn the liens, of the Puldie ; and lie could not brit re girt these sat at discussion., wh,rh, without kwiug provid.d. or re. a 5 .. 4 - g. sled, any other system, had tile tlfeet sit ... main,/ that which had se lo itt existed. 'fail scheme cioila tie ~ I;ges.eil by which .er, wide ry cool I lir louder J edi, there r. uid be tint our oitiniett es to Capital unisoment, ' - . . Mr. Tisetsav contended. that the present sunt.ott oualit • o be •areed .o, and ought nut to I e supetaeded b the Nubia Lord s notice. The enquiry .ate' tat date of the coasts s ship.. cud the Colony of New Sott.b Wahl'. would furnish antfieiewt minter fur enquiry for one C,lnwsitt. e; chile flit Noble oto 000000 1, trivet-top lir state of the pri.ons, would sthund.littly employ assiother Lemittitittee ; mud be could sueuul abet connection there s.es between the tans Guth. Yacht whirls rendeted it sirs ....ery that they eh .old Ind% Ise referred to one Couhnittee, unless if we. for the purpose of preventieg soy Report being mode tin ting the pre.enf Session. the N , .ble L. r.l bad said, C se c..soil nut hr fumed nua these we..• au malty Eh/ - tie's] wed "'lies Committees setting He tied sin dotslit, if the Notsle hood would agree to the motion, that he could get, ors 4 411hject :to nanny, 10 Committees in 10 minute. ; but if taw chute sithjeet nat. referred to owe Consuls- fr. ale NOW! Lord would ou .nape gel • atepurt yeas ante; ito casino gat IY But•ny Bay this yeas. Air. 11A1 NUK-T was iu fsvoor of the previous gnestion Mr C. xis as wens fsvour of the unxlu..l motion. The Hon...Ott:Wed : Fur the gtotion ; 9.i—Far the prov:ogg question, I.id—Awyuttly FRIDAY. _ Orders were male relauer io the attendance of Members on bitl , ds fot the Election Ca/implores ; the Speaker heir; dr r. to make out a 11,f either.. Heinuets who did not attend to dole to be laid tort., is the Wine nit Monday, Soo it acing ordered that those who sheet d riot ne.ke solficiout ra. use tar •trience amsord us taiier, .we the coatody wt tue ?indent at Arius. Mr. H DAVI, presented a Peition from the Traders of Bristol *silo.' the lir.oierut Deistora' Act; lirels was usilered so lie on the table. GitAhlt) JURY PRESENTMEWTS. Mr. Dawson brought fortiori his motion tor a Cornml:tee to take into consideration the Irish Grazul Jury Presentment Act of ...se Session; his object being to awe rid. out to r eal the la.v. Sir .1. Newport trusted that the inectiality of surveys would be talt , u into consideration. 1"1- H. PARNELL that all application. for money shculd r Terve the previoos nooks.' of oragistratee before being presented to the Grind .luriett. Sir G. Iltib apt roved of the pmposel fora Committee ; but if he were placed on it he should not be hound by what hail been just suggested. lie gave notice, that on Monitor he should apply for leave to bring in a Bill to empower the Grand Juriis at the Sprit.; Attlee, to dispose of opplieirtions an grouts regardiig works now to progress. Mr. V. Frrzorstain arid, Sir G. Hill's opposition was not fair. hecaus.t as yet the Bill was untried—it hail not been in full operatibn i The Hon. Baronet had heretofore spoken ofthe destsitctive state of the to:Ai—hut he knew the contrary of what he stated to be the faet. The prin iple of the Act had Ihxm approved, and ito effects had been innetioal. It had produced the lowering of wages fat public works, and generally more satisfaction among ilis working deuce. Ile should Igo into the Committee determined to support the principle of the Bill ; if lie failed he should retire from v with regret. H. rued been charged with throwing iniputat . ions on class., of didividuale; lie ilia not comitsin of the magiatraey altogether, hut lie repeated that there were magistrates •n the Comeeetin who ought not to be there. He wanted to improve the stasis bribe Bench. lie unplored the I louse not to abandon the Act tilt Owl been Carle tried; oho. e all, not to think of retooling to the oltillinle of the law. Mr. AIIreCTIOWBIE expressed favourable to the princirle of the Act; arid suggest:ll an sow' , in , of the mouth,. thar t e Committee should he on the Act •`* "the view to • mere etinctital exerition of the same." ii • • Sir G. Hill explained. observing ;ha. lie did not wish to eerier. t' e old law, and that he was out revponsible for the Act of last Sea-bdu Sir .0. Nrwenar trnu,d that the thought of ripealimrthe opt would never be entertained ; hut that the Committee wou ld be gnsa into with the view of really ame-ding the Act. He was snrprteil that none of his Mejrnity's Min'steri hail favoured the House wits the opinion of government on this set , ject. A Member tleinecatel the idea of returning m the old law. Mr. Dawson molted obii.tong that lie ilesirid the strictest pit. gutty. and he adopted the sub li med amendment of Mr. ASrr cro,., hie. Motion ar:reed to. Mr. C. Itll z.ina ALT) d;selairried hating ever thrown aety tations on the r..tsitlect ;:entry of I; .:nrl also Otat he had .n. eititral.ii large espetttntinnc, Ifs had ever said, that arty renied trizsi me would he attend,ll with great difficulty. Sonar had said. that it wits not thought that ntilkoittli r,.ittls came within th Ae ; but wa. the Undue to estmd indulgence for ignorance or inattention for. in fart. not romeirg t! Art. .57t ette.inn's gin.. for a Bill t• carry into emet rem.; Conventions regrading WI daunt of 3, itish SuOjtv s n the ra inert of ; nil 'tr. F•mit'l'a for a Copy of Appourtino , • Co , rumi—inrrrs under the Tray ies with Spain and l'ortu,a', Ibs th Abnl:tll , l al the Slave Stade, and of aity instiu, Lionivc.s o sue Comntiasiouces, being disposed of, the !louse aliousued ..14.1m0b