The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-06 00:00:00

..: .,, ,.....J... eCoheristims ; is. Oder la Counts! terse o ns follesed h, if ittil of totem. Pr. Ile oh o fort to she rre.osto • wools, Iris two roar. • U..,. heroin.. 11111.iorr. htd del.:ou r.l f'erite the porrroloool or I wood ow • oll. 01e0'5.... Le emoiero iii io. m deolortoolr ass. mrl to eporsee the (wpm 01 the 11 we. foe in.• of pristrettee she Kook rosiest Moen a... Ihe ila•-111 lotidrooooblt lo pay thew woes awl deo ideal' ftft tine eft and they said PA tom &won fermi their wa pet %olio WO IM sit of P.oishowar. This he mold not cameo to do. 0e.....• he woo eposteeed Mal As thieving to pr.. Obi. lilt f..f stir. r four dam. nod ewe/Oskar Ishii the esta %%Mooed fo moo .•f she Ilms-r. h.. shoed/Int *wee preheat the Rank lermiar ro-h 1.11. woos at she Ilia. anoicortied He am eel. t omit areeioe 100 the dark t has If, a. the Right floonatoohle temtlisiman •.a.ed, d. ,in no Ike Rank in three years bed ..sly not.ontlleol la live woloioar, a del-y of More at for this. 'mold mew be ~1 .6t, Oral loop orlahl . r In (-flaw grand for over. steppme all the pr.krs sort revel otiose ails, Itsm.o. If Me er WWI time NIP"' arenas , ,. any bed not Minroen rerommeed• ed she irerfrom of soo 'Wee in Crowed ii. •• The o..erole" of twordies oopeottirs roll pssweals. and after wards . tome se I.p Him.. for a Rit of loolesenit. Ile was roarincod she lOWA agar nes risme deem owl my the p....e f , e ll u e of it • Fl o ohl 1111v1Wsolvid no she adoptims of this incatte. Lord %SfLt REAGII. was re.ods to want to the Finn. bad Leaned fieuttrana, That even to prroervr site credit a the honk. if it. it *Mee was the nt.jeos, await ja.tlfy the poste the phone sus are. Slit firliralel, the H.noe might dr. cur thre . runtime era vsk •ut any ref.-emote either to the credit or roentainws• the flank. The pre-rod question was to be arowol on public girool.. The llos.morable tiehtlessian bad brood 'llaYeros forma adhering to the precedent of DC; het the eirremstateres of she rotors now, and la 1797, were gorcreal. It • west then in ...Irk a stale, drol the oPPlebeedett romoro h. the Eft k. In ight h see primed rearms; ant en *e *cm i. Peer, lied the Kook inshfess. The naly wrestles "tail the os , ti e tio.a. rerommeadat ion of the Coreeillee of Hee , s I a Illerre whirls Awl for HA ebjetri le facilitate the aro. Or 1.1 cash pas tent, If NI riser, were not is step In, brume Namara , and Alertroir, with as Art of Slate, a- the% 114 M lifn. arid sorts a meagre bre been tolerated? Ihribt Dots The flon. Demi as. hest roaspboireof of gat s.opidlis wild *Alen it Wil•prepoord to pms 6 bar the flow. ar.d Lertirt Groilenome knew en .fil f of th is gull's. 11. lira thug if Is was ate mailer ohm usielielife at all, Ii a to ad-pi .1 as speedily as pearibit. H. Faust him kne• tint she Arida of nab row would. ire proportion th it. itel4v she Musk in moieties ita rash Fasters. The Wok would sefor w lorcusereare, het the reale would hese IP tormenter de o•. TM' Dore would reareely credit. th-. 1 Is obe lor If work, drain of nab for she I,lank nn.urosed in 9.01110111. asul is should be retentive.' that the pa rem of t. st Maiden& toomoverd twerarreer ar the hest dos $ and th • P. sademmoll geswrosils loo.lt at teal, 4(11,01$1. is e" ("le ,be Lank $ and, farther. shot so' she weastor. acre erns a•w ms.ro.!, adapted. it geoid serer far a orrice to she Moid• re a oho a ir. ra brine Mot its sod get rash to, Meer, Sri the rea o mor routd by obis delay, be rerderra nagairy. Hr. TIERIIIY Impeder House walla allow him to say a G. yard s , se he was row of lime olio .1..4 oot agree with the Oratrean ;Mr. Peel" This wriessr of the me., lm mast wor..sat.. soar maid be hrateght Irks. ; ami ii ups Mister Beep, 4 ..41 Imo mare 'hat, opinlhor, it was the re trahrair r.rpoware wish 'shorts U t prommition sus m orello a. Sire the Ooder ia form el on 17197. Ihe Bask bad bees restricted from pay et for tart let stairs • fist year , they bad bees Olson rd to lemma. the postwar in rash a11111..r Mn part of ceobillit all POLS luPPe :0 she Speaker. They toms said art Ilse oftift Footnoting chance fat the o nesonsp tm of rikh pay mse en.that is. bs tisevalent.try act of th e Ranh. ao tied be takeetavritt. The Rank. icy moires of ISIS and Ill?, had aro d to pay isl cash all wan dated beboreJserenary,,l6l7l and a. so the peewits. of g &tine ..comsat Cs Weeds isselob it had rem ad. a etre sire Or seri irii.4l, eteept, peiripnoolle Of ton •h., oo were not worth wrosliewoisi,g. h PIP IsP o efloollo ghat shahs so.:isistaals had ...elected woes ot she armorer which he la.! an., I sod. so • h not she Mc, odhishwiestialef. arr o w* ;km Into ephl, bet snoiMool wool, h.,. 10. Mena ohm they read at 11 , .. star obtain go.kl fo.r. forage., et IN, were by the premiers of she Itantt and ter Nit kof Ike Leei-lesere. They would DOW hiss ',sat she W ows,. ihr Rank tor worth resbaa. and .4w (..et• of the Le,islopoor as. Pool *Ws Viallebill Maser pr-onhe• of the Rank ; In, th,ne wt. Irmo elate,* wariaws, • r perhaps boos ens sore, (anl sn mar,, a V.lllllr, es tin% a oft Voehld be prip.iiird I . snarler Air caprices is relater to hi. proporrlo), , llPie 100 looooroo nese. reosettilole inlet said. warns so' hs at. Art 4 l'avutuietai i sn.,d theorize rack mow s o a stale ni. ht. firs M. 1).05...cis r •ooch asa• gr.otofylog to Meters possose fielougs. In ofatsor she atelier shoe dry It •he Item wit Is w he • • old Frit Moor imp...Welly lire is thesauri. SW 11 would lir arce•silar supremos kr. and Is was stialtary h. es , asior how ise wer•olooll of the Mom soar. It was kepiemher. 1611, MA she nosier. sets hared sorer whisk the restored- were shade, and she rook bad gone us treat lite go dm wish e r o r. es ou r any other pommy than is erre the omo or roe r.srectiiier so melte oz speech, la tar that rush b.pat t ern,. sere simian, mare& In floe last year he had ..a t he i“ a 818 fastromerrag the Restrictian An, Nadal slat time he now with his eyes wide open, she Irate absch an. 'Yea gooo.g on wore rerair trio at nos tome VIM... set be look to Sep to. 'top it. Wroot • ilw the Oar whew Mi. Aare Art came OW'. kiwi—White* ....Der Ilea r Is day as la airlock I el any ram, be bell. yea these waste a Coasilcaue In the IrdoollollOOW won bef. re Saturday hod beard a word either of tbr roger at the ro meth, sir for toss awn part. 101 l r•tr. rte., he Mould base so. tante sh , aght of tom Croomploor Ms:king Pooh a Repotio thot sir Meer &Atm she twat smpr !whir end eitrataes.l dilute ii the Udall. The Hre,' no I dee arm on she dash, for sismeriag leo litlk ; as the coatoroy. rots in a difficulty fin a knowing too moth a. a Member 44 the !ferret Committee. and wow err afraid of hollow ...re of hit knowl-Age oaf. At the' Eight ll..orrahle hirer had .00..4 1,101 tram the feet before t••r Losierhice, he •hohld nndn.e o tar parrea the mea- rrrr r so he (Sr. , Tirn.y) mall firing tithes autism it. were lo* MI Gnarl to term,. Ref to semis.* a Met, that was a. seem r—se hot hall berm the chador, elr the ? These *hid s4s rei, it on. said, wet t.. mesa cosh payments' the* Need on she hope rf it, oh • delay of it ea* misery. Tire Noble Lord was sorry antler en the subject $ he bad la- I I Noted to pron. Mal She Iris 'racy she Rah had. the lee they could pay (for that was the ammo of his proporitioa) • hat as for the Hook the, felt as. alarm whatever. They felt ant oily. perhaps, as was people did when they saw their rato groir out and none reforming bat not to that degree that thee, rate s.. any mitlellOn of the Gift of Direellani on the subject ;nog sa quiet were they, thao an coartalina hod sake. plate 1 enwere the listerraor atl Ike Chancellor of she Exche quer for the lad three too*. He rather deacht he bird it i. hiopered (though bear OM 'mow wtherker this emir ekhia the obligation et seetrey am se far from she dna larrasing if seas dioniatair. Ile naked. what IMO Ow mew far so Ra pidly pawing thi.lll,lllllllre ?—why merely •pers a =Metier re. sesteradation from ohe Committee. that the adopt of MIA measure OM %error'', is order to enable the eat to re. 'nee routers is rash. 'lke which haswlrage he hod Spin t..l..abjert.lo • Iliether of the Carawirtee. he was mot, of 1.011f•e. at blest, to carstrainne. a. ibtfe ~bone that House. Rot it was said by sir airman Ibr WM itist Its was oreeriary to easels We fah 11l th • ea.,. parrot at sore llose—h was or NOW wan.— Althrther he should ever lite le see lbw tire, to she gosrollooll, But i 1 was folistod, lbat Milt gold 11M at Al, I, an , it was observed, that it wield kit*, uojeot to .311 open a; Bash to hone gala at the rata 031. 17,. ale einiire. 'I he Kahl arid, as doubt. seller • lot free sib Hot shearer Isms word at ray tire Wiwi to theocer of crb Impar ts. sad to lbw Wo `oh Mel ethmis. The 4 Orrery betwee• she Hitt and =eat pets. of goad, arose of ed the roe of Hank paper. end the adelleite ..r reds; to of Me former, deplored apes the graselty of the latter. To list Kali Ikea it belonged, by rota/sift it bre or palkoor, r., reduce the nominal price of gold. Has if Mar •ss 1... hood the aeoftorens of the Hack chant! peeper to Woe •id eta one !Find - lige they homed paper to a• ridge extol ooh the other. sod Mat the enaserfrace was la Illbullifillelll tat It', po ire al old& why Aloha pooh eithanerneat be a' 'p.m"' far PmTeniat cob pronsems ? To Ransil & s t i r?. a "odd ir.ked be m allow the litalutgrn of the Soak la p, ~b. lII' their own Idly. Bat alinsoihe that the Book cold *offer a 'reef eertaisly tit material anessit, he sabasithr4 that eh', ar rot • roopch at retain fit miseries the priaciples a A.e.s Per always isistereota to prevail Ma rest coosmeorisl r merry. 11 wan sail M the rift of she Bata, th,t hey did oloP fir tha teserrata„ It was tared tory on Stanley oc.ios teat the •sprolieney of Serh a 111811 Our. 11,10 Mf r. 'rd by Iwo Humasville•tiesdlores, she ow s Lek Di r.,' r, shod she 01 'ft'r n rlmtlesoo.P, n. dart at were:m(llr rpo•ehe err. nor it nits 14 the HOW.? rareari:fer, whether is a • aid solos. m• such a sioggestio a. all itsfrahlhorons so he no petted. sa seller to tatrs a Ifteftftire, hf she Uri coolly for which is had a- evittease 11111‘1•11•1 For liontaelf, he was free to shy, sl as tora Meals. r the t. osteanitler, agree In las. periperothent nod he hod. to 5t.,,,,.h0 More herd him. to opol-ske fan sepenfing the reavor •loorh he there Nosed kernel it. 'if it ware ars.ed. that the 11. a had, aphis the Lori shier IltdOlk".010. - red a kw at 71 . 041:11 1 1. mast ass vilthia t• .ai t elects thigh might yet elope.- behoe she Repent of the o Itsidt (Wetmore bat likely m he brought up,.. orator as e-saisf nal ashrint at hue might aurae, if she asserted m'itr'e hem essie acceded ter he Mord .all das, llsof area efrwidetalows was owl ,s111:1;4111 In reeseelle the It , ac P. the pr• . Jets .te poperedirta reneguer's, ae this weasen. iv his inset. ens, if otas mete urep...t.r.ops to mahotnios, th ot to cave is: fonts w loos of 33d.,(11 m. Ihe Stales coed Order. .u•. :meld he su , radtd, ash a 1144) anwhal coarse a ire- •rnE STATESMAN: einittowv adapted. The precipitancy adopted in she se ar 179; l i .cr./. rill no prrerriliPnl •ppliratile In the presets propo.itino; t.erseen Ise Iw,m rave. 111 1797. t he vierore u l on the Rank and she exigencies of war. silk all the • irriastanei.• ar alms estraordinars aims. furnished reams. roe tom s • Arch did is of all helot* Is she preterit times. Why. then. melt a Ferry? The object Parliament SO, to aired she 'tank time in eidlert hollia• for the retamptint. of rash pay ments, and nith that view this Rill woo hronaht forward al a a...avatars Semi are. What his vie•s milk, be On this Bill al limately be was ass prepared to my, but be deprecated the precopitoote primotted, becate• he did mot think it Offrialify in prncred slob any Merry. For the look roppm.log it even Wolf a million. which the Omsk might tostsin by the delay ctiont gyros rpon n different einortre. was OM Weil as in Justify the pi op.ised mspesaino of the Roles and Orders of the Wow. Mr Rll' 4 RDO said. ..ld was asked at she Bask with* view In prefit. by melting it da• a, nr wadi.' It *at or the truantry t and penning Iran acted to that way and violated the las• of their country, acre wet entitled to pratertinn. II would lie a t 0... of great handship aa the Ranh to be o hll gei l so woe r inlet at 31.17•. Itld. per nn and In bus it al 41. 1.. The ma sore was a pad nor. and it war only to he regretted that it had oat been ntlimied snorter. Mr. MANNING olneryerl, that the plan adopted by the Rai. in paylog part offbeat notes in operie, had been ill ran term is with the n i.h w awn es premed is both ilausestsf Par tomusent, .1 resuming cash payment.. The Rook could net what had some rhea place—the Preach Loon and a de ficient low Yea. —Th e quoin its of ems imparted lulu Ike reinity nth equal in valor in tea .1111.... The present neemom was adapted without the knowledge nt the Haat, and had not Imes dime ut their desire. Had sorb a step been takes by the Privy Csepel!, it tumid have bees mod wriAlsly etrasered by mery of that House The Play, Council coal/ have ma nalit i. marl.e lain the afaln of toe hank, wh e w s o p Can. 'lnOlees sere sitting, to •bram that treat had bee• delegated by Parliament. Mr. (iRI V FELL did PM totteratand bow the Bank. in My • lit made it partial payment in sp.. se. timid be mild to have Awed to rosformity on the ra.hes .1 the two Hullers of Par liament Mr. M N NINO o►terted, that the sop w ellopttll as pro fanatory to slkt deserts' resumption of cash pp.~ytleN•,.4leh had heed typeutedly held out us mock le be desired le both Hours K rarloomeat Laid A. tI A M ILTON 'Anoxia the preseal atesamer was *sly • ea l tii.aaaer et the Bask Neaffletian. railer a diferrow Anta l it'd that Millitlrfl had all Wittig acted is raises with the Hausa. Sir J. !I PORT bad Ito ronneetias either wii► Miaktem i.e the Hoak, MI bad • notelet inn that the present eirmare was neer...my. Ile wished the present mewore to pots, to •ec.ttmry for the resumption of cash payments He was not coorloced of t►e iineerity of the Havel on lit s objee l , nag. tb,. se r ar p, wirbed in leave them oe pretence for e•adntß is Notate( mold be more atonstrom t►an the oswmprio• of nee► • poseer, ma the part of Ow Privy Cso•etl. during tie sating of two Paella. memory Cooemiuees. appointed to 'gamine the state of the Kink. The Chairman of the Lormaittee had giveo nec mace Istmataiittn thee as amostary. Mr. 111501J6H AM esplabeed. Mr. LA LL RAFT mod. that though the Members era, Com mittee caused M. taae infonmsloa, yet the ease am dillbreen a sib the Members of the Moose who were Del MI the Cettelmit tee. Ile rota/ mit agree to she .iNatioa of She Orders a she nor mold that stotation be compeaomed by Alike ;Goons. so the Bask. The priartplr .•1 the umber be I N u eie c to la right. and map objected is the mode. Mr. CANNING clam 'bet the Muse act mime emideere In assoptiog earl n itersiel.t, for oho ' .9'l4m-tory ►ewe would afterwards be a•siggd. Sottold met. • mosere be poised set atl. tt meld to be with •wcasl tat. nits. Mao, farts bad been stated that be Moo to be ercor•a., b■s a..► debarred( how s.' tog more from being a Mealier of the Commlitee The ens,' of 179:, sod the reset.' sere dt•inoilor. and themes* principles did asst apply. The 5 ..eamtire hod t int a ,ked g ar a Gail sots balm sotrrloratery proreediog. Mr. CALCRA FT mil Mt. CANNING mateall 5 explained. la mower to a mostion fraw Mr. RROU till a Mt. CAiliNiihG Haled, that .be immure cold he o r.r shoo av 1.... a•kca ca n ted int..e a. euttoot with the greatest posoble dis patch. Lord ALTHORP said, that the redwing the i“ttett ..1 the Rook would hese the elect ht redeem,' the puce oof boollien; hat tbe peeve' ahrottete bad w teude..r) to induce the Hank in reduce aM r tomes. hit. HUSK ISS()N NIA, that if the Soak thoald issue *weir. it sold satawatatel) Sr welted. and resold on one bask at an a/rented prices alai It was she oohrrs ..f the ennsmoosee op Kurd *snow foal tosiecipicnce t and I. prevem gold fro. being arm eat ..t the tiatattio. Mr. ELLICE *mind have object. d to the measure hod it preceded fermi the flaserstise Government, but wools, support ~. mamma trona the Committee. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCH EQUER mid, that od ■ Pr"lter time the tea,.... fir it, mature *mild be hid before the Home. The partial lodge of gold Ils) the Honk had bees prodoelloir of as bevels ti the Public. .% MEMBER, wb.nenawte we road oat Immo, approved of the toe , olifel Mod regretted Mal it had oot bees, ololoed at a. ear.. , ► prfood. Mr. PEEL, in reply. observed. that specie to the assonant of in.,. Nam Ise millbello had hero sore.t tot she Han► 1.1 eus.e. gliPelfr of the balk?. .1141 then b ites, to bring In a Bill son retrain the Book from m..uittg sperm order certain no , ee. sleet hod given. The Kilt nos rend a Oral sod recital time, cnossolllels reported, rat • hird MK, aril mimed. ASSESSED TAXES. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER wished that •n Hon. liaionet opposite (sir M. W. Ridley) would postpone his motif. relative to the Assessed Tales that stood for tomorrow, till after the Holidays. Sir M. RIDLEY had no objection to postpone his motion. Its object was, that any person, by add. lag 5 per cent. to the Assessment paid by hint on the sth of April, 1818, should be eaeopt from all sir. charge, sod all farther enquiry. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER thought the principle reasonable, but we* ■frsid there would be mesh dilically in carrying it into effect. Mr. TIERNEY hoped t►e Chancellor of the Re. dumper would oot hate earc► coomenicotioo wit► taxptheren. Si► M.IUDLEY the Seed his notion for the 27th el April. The Peados was then read, and ordered to be printed. Lord CASTI.F.RF.AGH role to move the second reading of the BM for Claims on France. It was his object to pot the parties in information of tbe objects of the , to pass it thtough the COQ. sebum nn to•mnrrow t and their to have it reprinted with It amendments, deferring the consideration of the Report until after the MIS.. The whole sem. her of these claimants amounted to 10413 The assomst of claims was shout two hundred million of Hares, or ' about eight millions stetting. One third of t►ese Maims bad been adjudicated, end were in the cows* of payment. The claims first takes into consider.. lion were those that admitted of the greatest facility of proof. There was no et►er ground of preference *dogged with respect to the description of lb. classes of claimants. The Commissioners bad not alone act. ad in that capacity, in any instances they seemed themselves as the agents of the British damsels, in esodeavourlng to obtain for them, out of the Freed Oakes, the necessary proofs. The anteent of the commercial claim., after the &deviant which he un derstood they themselves had agreed to admit, did not amount to more than ten millioas of Hares. He should have no abjection to intrados" a proelsion its the Bill, allowing a power of appeal, but it meat also be to a (testified mow, and ow sec► special points as hie Majesty in Council should regulate. There cool/ be no permission to beer evidence a second lime. as that would tend to endless discussion. With respect to the dispesitioe of this surplus, after the payment of all the adjudicated claims, that was a pre sour. wittiest, sod would better be deferred esti! I the fact was aseettsleed. The BM wee thin reed a secood time, and order ed to be committed temoorrow. POOR LAWS. _ _ Mr. S BOURNE moored the second roadie( of the Settlement of the Poor Bill. He wished to have that dose is the mon time, end that this Bill aboold be printed, in order to pet Mambo's la possession of this details, aaJ prepare Mom for the farther discus. Won setae tM holidaya. After some oh aaaaa titres from Mr. Betakes, Mr. F. Lewis, Mr. Gordon, kc. the motion was agreed to. Lord CASTLEREAGH presented some Papers relative to the Claims of British Sobjeets on France, which *co reed sad ordered to be primed. The Poor Rate, Misapplication Bill ear ordered to be read a second time on the 26th of April. An Account was ordered of the Produce of the Consolidat►d Food, from July 1818, to April 1819, distinguishing each quitter, Midi the Amount of In. Wrest paid nn liaehegaer Bins, relating to that Fend, by Government on the Bank. Mr. GILBERT moved, that the second reading of the Bill fnr reprlnting the Office of Lord Justice General, io Scotland, be postponed till the 45th inst. —Agreed to. Sir G. HARRENDER moved the taking into consideration the Report of the Scotch Members qoalifieation Rill. Sir C. MONCK said, that there was some oe cessily for delay. becsese there 'listed doubts whe ther by the Act of Union they cookd communicate to an English F►eeholder the right of appearing as a Candidate for • Member of Parliament in Scotland. Mr. GORDON said, that the wily fusee for this Bill 'mild be, that there Wife already tee Nosey Seetcheten ill ihp (loose. Mr. 1304 W F. 1.1. frepported the Bill. M TENNYSON said, this Bill went to evertor, the Act of Uoion between England and Scotia/4. He contended, that Scollsnd had an egeivalant to r•6er far the admission of Scotch Peers, like Irish Peers, to sit for English Boresighs and Cooed's.— He noosed, that the Report be taken mote foliar ape sideistine this day sit smooths. Mr. PRI MitOiE spoke for the Bill. Sir G. CLERK saki, that if persons bed 'efficient estates in Scotland, they melt hare the same interest in the welfare of the State es Fuse's pommies like estates in England. Sir C. MONCK recommended to his Ann. Friend (Mr. Tennyson) to withdraw his opposition till the third reading. _ . . The Report was then brought up, the amendments agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time on Wednesday nest. The Felonies on Canals Bill welt dumb a Cem miitee.—Report ter-morrow. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER brought up the Life Annuities on the Waterloo Sub scription Bill, which was read a first time, and or dered to be read a second limn on Wednesday fort. night. _ _ .The Etch* Licences Bill went through u Comsitteo and 01111 ordered to he reported to-morrow. The Scotch Dee Meg Bill was rend s second time, sad ordered to be committed en theY7th inst. The Report of the East India Goods Bill was brought ',pond agreed in, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time to-morrow. BLAIR °bylined leave to bring in a Bill to tole'', Jails, or build now eon, I. Scotland. He then brought up the Bill, which war read • Stet tint*. Sir G. HILL obtained leas. to bassi in a Bill to ►egulate the office of County Trimester io !reined, aod to compel theas to give severity far public money in Ireland; end also to bring in a Bill to p►ovide{ter the temporary repair of Mail coach Roads in Ireland. Sir IV. CONCREVE moved that the Order of the Day for considering the Petition, brought i■ by one of the Members for Werstininster, spinet the U. retiring tatileistrates of Plymouth be discharged ; as he was confident there never was a were trundle's charge brotight forward.—Agreed to, and discharged accordingly. Sir G. CLERK presented a Petition from PA,. hero ag.inst laying • duty on Inland Cools.—Laid oa the table.—Adjorrned at Ilalf•pott Elates. A copy of Lord I.:NiatNes p.mphlet, *a &a re. ralationary ear with Fraser., ars recently feud is to o library of the Isle Gement WA111111402011, with the follovi in* coorlstarnt to that celebrated clime les r, written is oae of the blank levees " TO GEN ERA'. WASIJINGTON. sta.—l loser taken ti.e liberty to siaradint year Mehl autt .mw nil mar as a short se.orare, which is air fwd fa be hook I .ostd soros. I hose a torso arsartinosareararrog the nom w.tor and 'salted elassra of Napo s hot yin are the .111 y boom.. he.s.r rue ak+.a I tier left al. ow NI levetro e. I s :N. tents pen, 1.. grata a I.ote 6rf ...11l 'SCION: to a Ills to giosentakt ertrotsit le tar Issatert,t O." ti"ritt " Leod - , M .rrh !,), TioAv; LIZSN UNI 3 .4R A 1.1..g4iM LakiißSTni.lN UNDERTAkim; av SFV,Ev Y rwo 1111.13 PER tut' Mu Ywtirit 0.t1i5. D.niel Cri•n, the Not( ilk Pedestrian, ardsed Crihh's, the Gnlleia - Lion, Boreugh.ntarket. from Miter, on Sunday ~wing, its 26 uninates pa•r IPA o'clock, he having left the Creole at Do•e• • t h on that morning, and arrive, before ten an Sati. , dey evening from Cribb's. This 216 miles la the tare- got days is more then any horse can be foetid In do, isd It is competed that Mete are 17 mile• of hill I. teak journey. Betting Is to len tit/m.lmM the Pedesttian thinks bacon win. Sunday wad a day of entre toil ter him, and particularly from Dartford to London, the number of followers being eery aeme►nes. Boman. plaints, of drytiess and fever la the feet, which wile well rubbed before he went to bed, end be startled yesterday morning from the Bornagb.market at half. pest two o'clock. His supper consisted of own mutton ellops, Mel potatoes, patter, end sullen broth. He returns 10 Cribb's this evening, and his promise it by kelt pest lett. Another Pedestrian has started to do 222 miles In three do's. Ile is a Laneashire man and hug journey is to the Lincolnshi►e fens, end returns to Shereilitch, from whence Is started yesterday morning at one o'clock. The Pedestrian's name i. Dechalt. ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE. Lord CASTLEREAGH give notice, that onWell. Imolai leo sitoold move that the 'loon sbuold, at its sisiog, adjoins to that de, fortnight. BRITISH CLAIMANTS ON FRANCE. Mr. H USK ISSON gummed a Petition from eft tam British Claimants, who complained of an errone ous construction of the Convention of 1815. They prayed to be allowed to be heard by Comsat! before the Cemuoissiowers, sad lo the event ef their decision being unfavourable, bowies t►e power of appeal to censpetest tribunal. The Heneerable Member stated, that he bed reason to 'aped that his Noble Friend (Castlereagh) would introduce a clause, giving a right of appeal. As to being heard by Counsel, that be seppoeed a matter of cow's. Sir JOHN NEWPORT inspreamal on the Noble Lord the necessity of attending to the cars of the commercial class of claimants. They had voiberked in their commercial specelations wish Franey ender the Treaty of 1788, and had, particularly et Hoer. deoos, furthered moist portiruiarly theiMerests of th. country. Ile thneght that the Conowilsion should have consisted of a greater number of commercial men. Mr. HUTCHINSON followed on the same lisle, and 'pressed on the attention of the Hoare shut chi t of claimants who were described a. eornmercial re•i 'dents. Tarn men, residing in Prince ander the guarantee of a Treaty between the countries, hid. at the commencement of the Revelation, suffered both in person end property—the latter at a Inn of 101) per cent. beneath its solute. Ile merle no invi. dioos comparision, but with reSperf to the superiority of ciaarcs, ucut tie thought couii rived tteu 9. POL ft; K. -r.-- Gunowint..—A boy, It 'ears old, was cliergosi with picking the pocket of Mr. Cawlily, of the I lik Dragoons, of a handkerchief. The Complainant declined prolonging. as h. rrag Ruing into the C 0... try; bat Alderman C. SNITU, knowing th. bny to be an Ad °fender, ordered hie to lirbiernil for • month, and to be flowed, on hewing .9 , 1,, ! b oug h previously Inhibiting the nta..►t hi. bel lowed loedly for mercy, and complained bitterly of hard treatment. Bow•rracß Harker woo rnminited rho rug! rich knocking down, in rnani•sny • ',lv .••••th-r tor 140, Mr. Osborne, of the D ept . ford, for whet they called fen; .n.l after•sr.... a .. taetting s petrol who time to his aid . Awe Skew was commiterd ender the 1 1 0.nArnkyrs' Art, c►arged wish robbing her fuirnAird lodgiug, is which oho had only resided a fell ,I.is QUcnt•sQUAac —%•sa.rday a roan, who hen h•.ta formerly a publican in Westmin.t•r, wet r••• swied, for hiving, la company with moth••. men, broken into a butcher's shop i■ Slosne-strrot, aud ►tolen two sacks of mot. UORONEAW INQUESTS. Ilatiordays• lemeest was held on the body of A. Riehlrd•ion, who net hi. d. ash as t, Mini. Isv a la:na• Iron a fly os a press turd ID coining. Verdict— Accidental Iletris A. are ;don ..ken on Sasertay, at the C).....a's Mad. Loseer-strees, ose the batty of M... 11,,a it oson. footed drowned I. she New Ilse r. —Mrs. Wheatley. who at tended the &reseed dotting a 1111 of illoeo, stated, tha• -he w to sailed la woolen offectloas • f the head, which frequeoly Jr - prieed her of her Kamer. the Friday more mg .hr quit../ bee lord al See o'clock, and a redeem pieta; about saw die body in she water. Medical odd our lanatordlotely procured. bet the vital 'pork h 4411.4. Irreales —lstueity. Another Ingae4 was held as the King. head, sear flack. lailuamlate, no W. Grey. oh. 'ell from a pate, while Maoism as i a nose-cloth to dry, awl ,bartered hi. lea. Ile rernsed Ise to have It amputated. and • imorrillleatiaa essaisg, immured to 64 death, Verdict —Aceldrlalal Des.a. aIitLAMICHOLY AXIS SINIGULA• EVENT.--After bar. ruble Ike wi6ian pnradra, &e. al Richt. ad. in Ateerka. bewier wf Ow ?id smolt s, a Jnenu, l s A ~.has e twv , ir oara ro pb e ri ..ed the day. Cal. W. Tarb.e.isi hese • If Irwsifaed and ibis emiturs tl. h i an,inoilfsior wish ri.ii tae cla....riag wan lio. bees realist dem els? , fc • • err tart* eses, bet wk•ee sidle, was ronqd.rably arrr-fed b r a s ea farlireate habit to ssliels be bed become • idiele.t, was drooled eis that day le hintbe his last. la a wiliest. of laremlyer...yro e a. he stbod by the piece of artilkry whisk eta grins it ewes. Mg solute, be exclaimed That be wished in die. A. use ittileld W.ll abuts ire, sod iwieediasely ~ o r rniesssoiling Oacer bad elves the ward ' Orr I' Cal. rams.% pr , semed tea its front of the atestle .1 lb.. Owe, mid by is di., his abdomen was ahem 'heftily blown to piei Mr node was raised aGw feet in lie air by Is .mdse toll epos Ids face, *lases shirting nose vaerd.ticit alas seer, ti, the byewitanden. Cni. Tatham died without nos t,wi ,—e,r. waa stances had AA,. life .f awl .f ow 1111r.iiii ow di do -se.; bot h is impassible not in retard the ausener of hi. deita is Oa hnrrer. sad C. feel the deepest clanwisein,i..n Icon his aariaa timely hole. He mos II man Of tares* 11401...:11 00000 of peal g•- aim, and of great reameree of med. Bet to this Sitil..Clouly Ind be Iwo wilted." A CVNIOCI BAFTIBII.—Two bells, one of 100011 w. waled, and 'mother of 6001 W. for the church of Notre dame Dews des Victoires, wet, baptised an Friday week, in the presence of a great c•mcoorse the faithful. The god-father. for the bels were, M. Liao's., the banker, cod M. GASIIION, • Govern.. meat contractor. The n Net of those Gentlemen stood god.mothers spon Ibis occasion. On Sonsity moraing two young men, named Jones and Enna, bricklayers, atissiertnok for a !rifling I wager so jump backwards on a Owe* of ground near Shootor's•bill ; when the latter fell into a gt 191.1 pit, by which be broke his arm and three of his t ibs, cod was otherwise so dreadfully broiscd that ills life is despaired of. • The coach-house of Jome Russell, Esq. in Good. man's.yard, was early irstertioy morning 6 / 1 1kPl% epee : the coach 1,164 stripped of lis glasses, &c. and several articles of propel!), belonging to the coach_ wan, taken away. The house of Mrs. Hannon, the Kieg'a Arm, Tavern, Mill wall, Poplar, was ',nerd.) , broken open, and a nonteross quantity of wallabies stolen. great damage, The tilleins, after regaling t emselvn fn the b let M t al er and but iP for th ted "iiein e earlysuch a y~sitiwa as to de g rising of the aerosol, the keen moat Imes beta consumed. BIRTIIS. 01 tbo net ia•t the Lady a S. Carta AO, Big. of liedford. ploy. a WI otorkier. i K oth Jog. lies. Jabs M.l.d d Croaked frtara af a dargh4ct. DIII). Oa r►c 61b iatt. ■rareu. the wille od Mr. George fir) ncll. of Chootery-Mar. Os die Id WM. at Anbkoide, le Mlestiondarl, net! 76, 'qr. Partrinv, ors. On sir id hod. it Antal... agar nced 14. Joeeph, Me sad Mr. T. It Miaow., of Cll.BOll-11111 to o tie lot iM. at ber Anew in M le boon.. bin. Manta ilnildiestes Calder, widow of the 1.1.0 ..,. Oe. Join Calder. On the I.: bast. at Law flame hall, in the enmity of (..in bfigNAP., CU kite Aso, st - coad thunghter edam nee. or. ThOllllClll. 1.0',1414: Prot4ed Nod .Prbisb. , l try Pr,PV, fie •L UkIICE, Nu. 4. t• teri -IrTn. -_l- I