The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-07-15 00:00:00

1 THE, S'iIATESMAttI: I , THE POST-OFFICE. - and inning letters t seltiab ith ia !twa t all that ought , .... _ . ................_ tha .... . DIPERUL ,PAILL tar• ,-: _ _____ submit tri their i t .rthalsto o lsoottOto be Catoitietert • --ome- ! to be performed there "• the space also I . „ ,--,..gino r -- - - •.,.,. •~.,. :. • ni the tn•:!t-r,• of„this Silt woo .slot i tlin Rs o tre.notere i . tellOit Tail Tlitas.l 11 / I Kned (Of thqctlxc i ond,rgaingement of the loward- , The • , y b f ci;oi m d • c j r o e ur c n o a tis. h .pe u ti t t i?. l7 o. prli; jl,. t tet.- 016 3 "Pat b e ) .. ROUSE or LOltoll,•Jaav 14 . . t , deserting of Ole serii•o4 ittel. , Litkilfli orit3mPflti lied l no,, ,i stal Assent wail Aires b ir Cootelissino tali, , I ,aacli as, chitm.4or esan , a.,Alwil Spa O'llletii. ' Whether .• We sincerely hope that Outdebate on the removal ~ . . • 7. I.• .. ... .' -• '-. t . Lora Ilin the fhb Spirit Ditties • Bill, the Backlit') ;el .h e ed -1 ell b • fate .., • I d.hi„s was al eiieNst-ieffiee will be renewed and Settended; in . , p• °• elvfliPßPews nosey bill. the iamb and.Clvdefr Navigation BM, Me' 4 I I ; re.ti it pm the t . e l iteir sa IS r V bith cue, we engage to the public, that the to a,kie: received ~ . ft7 , l 4l * .i t_ . o/ 1 . , l e n guif i _rki„. 4l , IMO VvelSeellf Bell, the Loan S;lmi tc e jui ) ,, u m , D ir ap- A ilyt icip I,proper ,or uo,t,, there cim.l4, be /hale doulth.lbad.lllo t acre -anujss • from I Of Inds Glass Duty Bill, isp4 at amber of_erimite All • *Winer mks er.a tato re .ls'Illacl) called fl•r•4 W . 1y I- of this goestioo,-teren though..the present building • 1 1 . , . ht.. - -, -Alq detach eel/tikes were the AreiftisSitp or V.Vet.tiii•'\, ill 1•,,_ ~ „_ , _ ~ or. fa , st . .!eolt,, , a t t ser a„gaillea,„a ns,„_ckef, to even, . - Wad i, xreal ;3 • and the kali esfl n'estetortana.'..• . .'r •• .1 .Afrof.. o ‘,karmirtmetti. iiriatllee t ., 44 0 ,-,ottelif4wptiibe Jrt bontbard-street contlaues,-will yet find that they • nt town. leay s -,itt ofte, - ttree there ,was ; _.; af Pei it ims fur the ,A ta t titiem ,of t h e ' camp' ka t • they. pP UC eefl ed Oa, 606. etil helfinkilliShOlike kWh" brought on old house ever their heads."-1t vier found in Oil s firmist -e.---. - • • Trade weft' Preftsated 4 4 Earl .Sumnbee. Lott. r i t l i tgad 4 uthotisill I,heFn te logiaiate 411.-it, wart Sfiteffibl° . .MI visas bees said, that the ehoreh does not consist of its .., -I. , NI :iv ,- trl nict y . ure t 4" P m, fßrt. ll ".. m ing' . Lore Aurewrille, the Duke df NorToUrill*, Ake VI preEses, pressmen, an cOmpositors, in order, for -Lisisslowee, .• , .I: t. .• i'ltilbout siopaessioacgo ooainalfitlie,ev4teare,tallikd • . ti'llis t •l-4 , i . b sikilu g s b jis walls' its chancels, elks ' and arches ; more speed And facility to. rint.the transit' ' k . of Lord 6WfilfVll.l.l; presented a Pet Rios. An the wax _PIN •• before Allis Bijk citt4,l# be plles44stilitf • llsellfeeflit . betas( its orders of clergy, its canons, roles, and dis. 1 8 1 11 Pa „ 4 .,••• . . • - the. Porkgti 'Toniills!' . O. can ..say, it that • .i tr i: o pt l ll,./p:k w i t t l e r !' ' 4 2; 1 l e il d i t s `;‘, 4 4 ., i ` laik . su ll ," ? l,, a ,, t l 14 Sessiou....,?Vose,thop . te,cesteigessaty tintl.:tf the • el'. flpling: said so daght the Post-office to be consklered there is not roon . islit, P, t-alice to • carry. on the treader *moil prevailed slaw liei4 eper Neen kauwa ,as. hip :fleece 4114....1‘1410% ILikebidenee rsui4 not ka,torpivoil and investigatedr-oaot with respect to. the structure shelf, *Melt is amply sefficietst dud commodious for m e re business assigueli to _it' when, in edditiop to Publn,,eeting in . thid plait. witlit! te rh m , e s p l , a o , r e - r of nid •ing t . iis Ta fer ? . I,tl?2, lllo ;4 lf r p fte wi iis tm ir ; e .. cgt . t ie s!- - di Al fr i :f ti ol ijF e et 4 ' lifai llitt lght lje I , ell it e i eSPMillit s.ape tt . this, it carries t oh . '- • d w " "%tht laraleiPal,inaevveher p u blic use; but with respect *to its intenoulesoassage.„ or has came on so many other merly carried ilia ; mid it etielt mot. therefore, butte:se * from ‘ IL ' • I intprtaiit and w e i g ht y c oncerns,-t h e export duty ,or joy dm th e diffusion or selllimeell ho'tile to the Slave 111 ' dicta, to : prpcgetil farther %lath thia,,P.i.“ at ,ptiesnei ; ' - eneet ) and regukshasso, which we will vosittere to ~:am si wei gatyrisat throe enr i miona t iost ir e y e , aped thitt the lietl 'of i t or of British Papers the importat i on .and traitslttion and be alsnuW move, Ttat f the jlidlliei.roml "11*CoNs1 say, reqoisof 'a, radial reforie. Wo 70.0:, dated therefore, thek the sodomy el building I.in , ssitter I' of foreign ones, ' and a 'very codsille . , table , printing char Infaintnts• ! abutrktinetwo -- 'slotttese# is IhreiVou time this tloy 4 moo months. :, •.- , ~. „ :,.,..,, ~ of the Trade, loot display &browses& unanimity kajg ils Lord (i.RiiiN VI 1.1.1:: thooglikAliegroead. , firsigatid trade? . 'Post-o f f i ce has been started; for, in the rejec. •. • ..... . .• NM , •• Ho weve;e„tio are glad that tit.ill;iltilWo .. Of * new e l. r ; e a lt t ir e . w . as twat'. and ordered ' la He a *jo t" :, „, .by the ilielibe and Irarued Loot rev) imaisfact now- : ales of {his oesgemploted. waste of the public 11341 im Ireat-o Mee Asi" been stOrted ; foi •*ii` aigitatioa al It Tes had of I.A UDLIWALE preuentod a Petit*" farm a He hail •no difficulty .iit- eatocessio s . ,itimatelt : ',sty , ney, Parlisofeet can hardly fail of going farther, to Ethst n o w lead • ;Ao the suppression 'Or' all that. elapses P o w,11 41 4 11 : 1 4 1 At Il 'i li o lZon,r e n t l i pgal.s rom aill- • • moot. friendly 10 . 414 In loci/4e of llifiltniiiii The . prima , ' lnd wei°4 how much may be saved and gained --- itspnecteil with the cinema! regulation °Lige ad one. vent Deaton eonfised• io Salisbury • ga ol.-Ordereeierrlte goo . 4 I t el l . IC# C iik4i tt St fc'a"ci 4 41/ 40. rut l'all 4111410111111 .. rei ; '" the miaow by the abolition of the esisting abuses, Thyery si te of •Ilie new structure ii, it is said; .to the le - f sivEßpt . m , _ft. ,„; .• , . lie tr.usted-tbe House•antaidngointeitio-olonmeoittom sad a proper administration of th e old one. They ft , . . . . resente d a Messilp from le e . ~, tnree neearea Itqnsa nit pounds: • its monfiletioli ' R ow s e ettOoem °- iiiefii• ;-- - it P .. ree maw Coes. its 68 `. .01 .apyti . eaca, slily in. i t,h440074t .6exitn% HO .efrikA ' . camels of making too .deliveries of tie stetter, io In paid not stand the suitlon in less than a • 05;....11i0u qf roils esebadditomat provisioinds upe ilistressed inhhbitaies -of . bare been ensigns to , ,havLidiaoliue4 wilebtnel o4he .Londoe,-ais forty and a late one."-bas beets al-. -. . - A ,r o v ie • i s ba s h e d Grasso, in oitoalft be demised exiiodient.-[Vide eyamees.) eekkbour thi s sesaap i imot . kr; tire remove autteaLlir i ney, ano t h at ug re ,socome-tas * • ready reprobated in the House of C e ominons, ai:d is,' . Os. &emotion of 'he bid 'al LIVERPOOL, obi' Message I . the iiohleatid.inersid Lot& ,It was imposaibly f4r is we are', '‘erlaii • oot be . 431 7„ ! Call tolerate d . i moats appeieted to be Wheal iato eaesidauticia lemseerew. • indeed, et gross,a, violatioskof law as: tan he eon -, ...:. i .., : Theta.* Duty liiill nod Lae llighwag ktili were reed a Wei Ahem, to . Anticipato ~ the lotto tek, lin . now I'Llta+ollo seised. The price to he paid for letters on delieery , . r .. , ... • ..! 41 ' 77 1 t' 1 - . t - .ai l. - has been settled by Parliament : that price heti Mei . ~'.. . A I 4POItKOICI • . - ‘ 1 -.. 3 ' DUNDAS DIVORC*IIII3L. • . . hoped itspolli be iutgoduaed Is yo i new form; bet.lt fetfoot-egeist anal 0g0i0,, - as tliarxigoocieg of tie State! .-. • ' . . ';•-iiiiiiir- I '-• -• • . , i l, 'Potato . ' of SR A F I'ESBOitY moved the -coral. .ai. I °lr 0 4 1 1.4.4•:1irtr01d 'lam tflt tel•Alinelll . fe . ferns balmaritc ', „Alm motion was then got Itreetve,:i • Pm,* coOld:he received by sheic.l,4ordiltiatto. . .•::,. -4.fr.z.•,.:4 • • tegoirr4,it e to the grestinuentettience of tbesabjeat.; Th e f o ll eo h ig ...INI Of the ROport .of• the Hondas Divorie K il t . 1 . ~.,. . . _ l __ • . -„" would ti c t u i ri : o_ a us : portictimm l . -. toomproi" ' IP ug t *a. , d o r *" but sos it otter•itt Owe Cloak* plati nu of Partiairtent t , i The 'F ill of LA U DERDA LE acid, by agreeinig I. p la te et , :,. T he Bills brought up Csoll, HiePPIONWAS,, , . p.(0,91414" Rutile . OW *pied titio,, MO dithin-legel Hoped should ilt, , - - oWlted•llte late 'Emperor of. the Freder llPPoilfelled " • ' .: t1) ‘ 111ilt iiiill 111 it ilow "(44 theY •s_ 2. ~._ _a.m. s.- lithtfert te woman without any means wbateeer or, Ilk first ti„In4;1";•1:- Obit * • ~" ‘• 1 5 , -' •• rr " ! _1 4 451. 1 t0 , 1' , Pal ive mai review, toy rftrlain .bye-liw-maketamt Iba T abt iiii .. of H i g e, • tisk .. i nhith i, sats i t o• t h e w ee d , is i ' lina•liersett in society. He therefore moved, 't. - fie ibriilsha Wail, thertiogorithory OW 1 00 1 1.• the not-nriCe 'Sway ,(or at 'e iv ' ckiivero. sad conceivihg abet an enemy approached; prepared JO. ,Jww,.., that 1.301a..a year shoald be paid • Vtl , )' kriift , o l ^"PrXitirriSedlibrougb - fiftlitlitelsilit -di* mk ° o6oll4s4l . lll " ) 't l a. of the land far taw .isbetliattelflo surrehder,:aild forittst purirole sent •'"'"" 11 " 7 " d ' - *ace reVortede:!/ : 't-'ll "; r 1 1:. t . 1' ' 4 • 401.6.1 b 4)at• Ili, • - by half-earl y rinsta men receipt of their jittUttlf . lldteuld obtain them an hew . ii i i otter to Captain tjaho i_ orsao . 141 ,,,.., .., ___„,... } airtlefte% 4h t '" ..1-11. " 1.- ' . ) ',The Wait CHANCELLOR said, that by the ' The PaTott of thigeigllgi.ttoe of P ,it '.11 . 11 'A' it " . lOW Ato 'i t "No° l 'h • 'su b9 C rlbed t° ' 4ll " . llltelarly replied-he wished Col*: Usbet' joy of Ink ' . Aid - Deed law of Lonobordystrgett4lot the attention of , the 410 .,„ 0nt. .. : t ' assrrtage settlement re. • as was en titledto . 'AOOI. slyest in case she survived her husband. It had(ibis . , . stall Peroggqi,i woo, egree‘,,,- • nietiolithiSek• . Nill°ll.l _ ie g lSl ' rillS t a __„*" 43 Y , be ' called t° (bet - 34 one occation - Chpteln Usher pressor] bile tit. • bece•the practice of their Lordships to inter- morrow 9oY/. . ,•'t ire -Pon ..: a, J ~.. W. ` ..4.440i... ,point ; and we Op, conimmatay pre dict that regular itss ' war whether a " a. .. m , 4.0 ;... ;d i a & en ;twat ", vtigiand De!"•• • • illew-4Z . : •el !1-1. I - --- ''- •- ''''----. f o re in niary . contract t• het wee': parties tn a '-. ' .ab li viptistqs . MIN Set losig..continue,rosile paid aP • to:lda - eh be replied-Met he ofttalintY err, - but wits •; this itilid;, and it tumid be for their Lord- . . ••• t ;IOU?: F. OF.st;Obi 1 4- ; , b . .tinart* ri t 4 " . hla_“1", (I L"' eat , l Y 46lllll Y ," f j et ' no other hopes than that of cao * n g great confusion * , , ._ ahips.todeterminewisetberary would now alter that The • Lord,' A meedments ro dielAlvliftillleS Sit Attar .. . Velliv *OP 4046 " elkOk_ L _ Ll iPe t. , thi li,___. 2 , I _""g ul i a °I t ' ar* so he knew the high spirit of Rogloriti wet n ett to ho '.. ,„,, es i,„„ ~ i ~.,1 ..,.,1 ~ . to, on the mot ion,uf Mr. seoeant lif:oduyi r i',,,. ; A • V.; 4 .1' ' lo ' l4 ° lst all 1.41115 P'!" 1 "" "'"'"""""!'" f 'Y " sibdued, thaugh even their capital deed taken? . 'fit ; r - ,, roh li tari of Lkupp,RDA . LE said, if the chi __ ; T e I r i sh House To \ Bill 'Mr the Is, Panh Hew :MI PCI Bill, went i hruugh a Cpsetolueit ''' ' ' possible. -- .„: •- 'A•il: - -„, , . 1,. •I . ,_,_•___' ..tespect to Ireland; however, be had ewer, , 1404 - m . 1,. I Ili w0 0 ,404 ,• f d lit e Irp.ll l stamp Liasylielk.aleariel Rewrote Rep:dingo 1 et • rAt skips , erre par ti es asth ey found - -AllatcarAllik ..44 4 l .ba P"" Sci i Ifil l ar t." tint only conAtierigg It,. bat of segrating , it Troll i Bill std th e Irish Aria' lit reud a ;Mal lime. then the ametidasitnioproposed by him became The lost; 4tioaidt Redien,M . ,, thipnited• Re Pail, .11Mt•yet beeiredierteo. to 4 Partisans*, bet • -which .16. i , !! Rif Jung's.. • 1 ' ''" ' ' 44 . 4 ' ' . - ' ".' ' . • fee by the fittlei ofi the land. before the ' morrow? --• -!` • '• -- -7. ' 1 the debate! shoat ityrp stew building will tniquestion-, BnosparteN moil** Is docrilovid as 'belts*. still thit I . I , io . ~e this ....., nut the wile . warentitled to - an all. , , ~. * MESSASE •FROM THE isikl*CE IREDENT, ) • - ably bring: . foroacdp)lll of-yet more. in pertvace titian of the most dignified, 'and perfectly that of the Em- "-- sseul. 7 . 7 .. . ~. , . ; - The CHANCELLOR of EXCHEQWPII, :the 'Wore ;•fieg t kle Speocteding •a t °ice iojs do to to Oercir. His Mode. of speech is - desrrihed as being pe- . Earl RTANHOPE thought half the sum proposed, htought iiptitefolfitwinm Message ,from 'this ,'baste offt,ottitioal this rotor nnd our pohlis arson rccs. By culiarly rapid... He hurries off from every subject, . , o ~. ,•• .• - t or 1001. a yew . at moef„ enough. v Reg e nt :---;•J I . ; 1 : : --, • phaSiiskt,, PO :0 11 ,4 0 -0- 041.13 ''b t- cfg-le v Y 11.1 "" teintit,tning eves); tenversation with the quick word i The Earl of LAUt)I 7 ,RD.kLE consented to re- .. Groltailh.'*. . -„ . . ~_ lapoia, Op .sipteidotlooilo4 , 4ll British= newspapers,- 0 Allot::." ' ... Ilis Royal Highoesslbe Priete Regret, acting in tie Mei - Oltt IA ego. dim* iejorist the stamp ?duties by the . r; Dollar orto haring asked Copt. Usher, if he UK= i . 'ft .... a I dime t h e ' sum 10'5001. a year. 'he LORD CH ANOELLOR said if this amend- and oe the behalf of his Majesty, hash* takes lam halbert's* jogreogoti. lotto, oath disoitinlied dale of that article the wine of Elba, and the latter having answered Itsl • . . consider :4u.. th e accounts he has rece nt i . vV e i r lf the tere i tetrfNes were adopted, be should consiiier it his duty to lilkoreed,,.- and • preveohilit the cauoe and interests of the affirmative, the next day 2000 batilm' of 'A n a • ,• o *HI to deprive the Laity of the joistur... . tp • whiei r be ibri inhibiLani u s nd a Paul i., in co 918" l'e ofJhe 've ,011tai . Otitain from beiug; onderstood And advocated , *ere sent as a present float the late roparbr 4 1 .... The Earl of • LivoiPooL MU an eaemy t• ell ra feie P tie„ of a the r a Prri° ar,..ar3 D4 of P"P - eir . and . qu i Md ' ' • nowt% foreign oatioise?•4l, am impost is; to be letrieo L r'rance to Capt. Usher. . ; Bills of this kind; beireif• they allowed them, 'Hwy of the troops os tle r } a t e the wanton atroe ei .., ,e.t to tow t,, , tote Ruler of FrAwee; 61 4 1 . 0 ppoa the eaportatisse el . 8,44/ Journals to the . When he came onboard the Undaunted, the crest I te ,,,,, t , „ at least, to he ooil , ono and cousi _ _. ,_ ,__, nem fil lime Matter of Coeneeesyhe aid of liii'voleatiry iiiirthibtitieninfibe ContliWat, or to distant settlemeuts, we maintain immetPately surrounded him, hut at which he ei. I _ 9 " _ - p ice, and not to adopt a different practice is , satifeds of his Majesty, to afford web additional relief 1111 taM . that the country, which suppiies the couveyance, pressed •7 :.d of alarm. One of the crew tithe. : ' - -- 1 I.:theft° folk ..d. ibe sellable to this most intermit,* accasiess." '` 4. ' phould receive the benefit of that impost, and so ob.' amused An CliAltirittlAfßtsif tter•-•EIte3KI,QO Aft iot•lwat lain some cone nation for the diminution of the disiect ' e a e f f 4 4 0 k -eefOt":ed If Abe CiffsfOlWf 4 ANPIP/111. I Veep iloty ; loit,it Sc the liberal policy of our Legis. !tat _ .tt - .44at iog lj..10 I . - 71* - 011lee Ar Weeks Bi mem tltrosgh'a V . lattos,,thoi the national jeers's!". should circulate imam fr t ~. T int llailin B:ippinii WU s it e nste4esetaemittelK • free of espeace every .sv here; and for that purpose ' - H oualso , to-yerrnw. • 1, 4 =wereThe rut:teed! Contribuiled Bin tied t o t ' nave l 4 on innocent deuce is practised and allowed at home: irou ... p every NAST lb k-ll PUTi ' reporteiL-To be weal a slittatlale to4liiritifx. - •'-•••• Whilst abroad, where it is of more consequence to mo d Indefatigable. He has already made The Earl of . LAU DERDAfig seeing a Noble ! The .1 1 dops }/taste I fartelpg BM iesigiell a weed thee. taless llottintakt our rights, and to meet our firth in the • he d 1 mitten to,soorrow. . . 4 alterations in the military departMent or tho iota Earl oil of Reckittgliamskire) in hi s place,. wis . T h e, tam viz Naar, Bill wisullak it iiird time smelted& t i t: of coutioter , y, the attentions of the British , and left the orgattiratinti of the Lacerating.* 1t i t . 4 . 16 attention to the, Rill before the Hesse, an- I - The apaiseit-fitanaus Bill wewilildeedblatikanliitetillteiddat. s islets's* are thwarted by an oatravagant impost- pitals to Captain Veber, *ere he inellidefle the levying of certaits.duties in India, It was, , Pol i c h r,.onhar.h,Bril , ..... ;m at ; s4.: l ii.e . io: e; ili •;J : ,'t • -rI- • Isi. t i t s 4or sise Om., which renders the appearaeca of an F 'icuisit hi m w i t h hi s ass istance in tkat respe ct . • - , to move, thatojiat of tinordaiiighoold . i y rites retili..n. vier? II 1 SirtikMUlP,L ROW LL - ii - pit7ed if+e - Itisti4l l 4l7Erl i rtld i journal al .nost a prodigy, when compared with that H e e do t i t e e d to (3/i'pti 'Otte*, that .glit EniAllit be of the periodical works of ether sinuous. - . ,•i were tl .0 bed troops ju _the 1r veld-.-4 ford. - • i.. .. •• ! lhat their died- they listing. He Itad.fittle doubt on his - mind i ne . Woof Bur y in g I. lll . llv.rend ri tbjr k ti , or ' 4i +,4 l l, l Wg i. ' , T4Qperistiott of thisiinposition upon thesettlasm m ane was a d o th o br es e n d',fai . henod that of the ow; the esectien of -these duties, et pretest, was I . The Karin wan midivet ealArdV,ltnr.lNle*AiwisijzfrAl, ' our own remote establisbnbents, if tent so inject's. French.i lie .praised .i• i .6112 , Ara ve r1 2 1•6);' en to admire- not legal, áød this was also the osesailing opinion in 1 PRESEILV Ii TIIOI. MC Val" l'ltteftliiir gala ND. • ti, the Public, is more gratiug to human feeling:S..l%d i , en d th - t 144111E4 to idolise the Ettglioh' I •l On theAsestipu,drat the kio Pewsetstliort pro Ai _ - - tion, iroughou, mtlia. _ , • ~ itseffect stational oyspethles, t han upon our foreign : noion. -1- ~. ... , T h e_ E. of BUCIFINGTM .— OrS:lif RE „aaisi , the relations : for those of our fellow . subjects who go ' - IVe come now to a more important part of' Ae 11 7 1.;,ottject of the Bill was not to impose iskt neteilluty not tozur factories v colossies, and settlements beyond . foresation conveyed in this iettert wh i ch ;ar o ma . whatever. Some doubts had. arisen, if through, an Pion sea, are not ordinarily people -of great property — on is quite new, and, as we conceive, truly intr-,.inforfiiality in the esisting Acts, these duties could they go out to attain wraith, not to spend it. Can ' resting. We allucle to Capt. Usher's having Rowe ln.sib e l ev i e d. By the 50 - Of treKing power was given any thing, therefore, equal the barbarity, as well as Leghorn, thence to convey the Empress Maria Louise ',to levy certain duties, agreed on by the separate Go.. impo Icy, of either ' off such people from that to her husband. in order that both may reap the hs. 4 sernments ; .but the Supreme Courts having no josis. intercourse with I country dear" which 6 munities and privileges of Elba !—of the etiloYinimilliietion ins matters , evedue and British subjects fa ! .„ _ - or of subjecting - -1 , it becatni Peace illil„be ; tresaf,a 4hird time, : - Mr. PHELE took the opperlettity. of stallet) that in coosequeoca of represeatatieas bas sere oeireis be shoed. 4* •recommemdr tbhitfte.eassallt .4 111 erifwb °111d h.PiPPOIP kett.oPlicial . coerstebleakeiledi „wotsW he particularly ,obitostesse.. siiss.bhattfil *meet that they should he fleeted oat ejAlieartlias tp istrepoinmeuded by thh .Core Allfsaara..4.-t tole to propose- Irelalfo,; Iportter hisser cutting 64 im am upheld by means 1011411.01 paper, them to a Nat • - for the mere right to ieceive the pa , „i ;17:.• .. which thiy can but „I ill a ff ord ; and . e, embitters all the pirabuie derived.loo . liensal of them i—and this we,should say, evils f art a national impost of. which we were canvassing the propriety ; hut a Post. . . of which we are periaade 4 d no European subjoctit Vfil! i kg only amenable to the supreme Courts, , envy them.—Bolivarte Repu t ed i nt i ma tely acquainted i questionable whether Abe duties could - be enforced? with all the minutia relative to a man of war, and ; Tas Pronto ,Lard. was, therefore, mistaken if the chart of the Channel. He directed some of the , sappeetwi , thst tray new duty was proposed in tkit rocks of Elba to be blown uk, in order to present I Bill before qicjilaordsliips., 4 .. Capt. C.sher with the most curious specimens of l' The Earl . of L4I.IJtsfuiLDALE wished a list. of , each duties _that the lien*, befoie they stroctioaasl said, tbat lab was Inc ais o sslieratiou in the Police of OR* lirtiar footing, hut as a taint. ire, Uti. , t 4 tbe next Session, he should propose a clause in this Bill to enable. live Magistrates to name consta. bles without salaries to assist in ..the maintenance ot. tite know ~. Bonaparte ippPared delighted with' the escelleet I. such a sainsere, ;night at hart kno Chew amount. system of well.organieeti discipline obtorseble mil - The Lary of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE' had uo board the Ur/daunted, ant said, " This is . eilbst ttssbjection to agree to• Hod motion of the Noble Terd bare often a ished, but in vain, to hare accomplisher/ . for tb4,,tial, l ' ,1a - consequence of the trade bang my People." . • ''tbravaneplasiabe4wries formerly levied would new .t. • • , i.--)1 ~ i , . be too high prod au arrangement was neatly corn. -', • --. - • .Meted by ihlch the daties,woald be so lowered sot 'to be pet-440p dsiapaill.le with the object of tke totters 'ot t 4 ioilku r i. . Thisarrangement woriiili. Were Pa Afieeelat asionwas •settled. fiord ERSKINE mild the second. reedit of 'ritehokt gsiates 13;11. - A . . l4ccm wire regno for a ROI% S paper from bombard-street, and (as we shall soon see) so costly an one too, is a most intolerable grievance, demand ing the speediest suppression. How this matter is aria ttged at present, wears not wholly certain ; tut Mr..Fartairrn, at one time, we know, made out a regular charge, a bill and' re ceipt ;—rt bill and receipt fir fees at a public office ! Was any thing so monstrous ever heard Di? Here follows a copy of one of these instruments : lir. To Fraseir Farling, lieaera. Pou-Odice, London.' iet SI. To forwarding a daily paper to—, from Jan. las toCS 5 Whether Mr. freeling's name is placed to docu ments of this kind at the present day, we know not ; but we tbioak we 'libelist farther as singular a schedule of imposts under ost-Olice law as was ever yet leen. It is as follows : M r . P. Gipt 6 7 1 - 1 tow of Poi - 1m should he Afitokoglytin thisnial Seto. — • lion of Parliament .• 74:: • t 1 . Sir ~.;PARNaLL Aesta,py ifdtat the systent Ras to be reviewed. Many of the disturbances in. Ireland arose cram defects in the conduct of the , Magistracy, and of the gaect4ive Government, • I sulminatiki„pirsona to the btadstra;y• 7 • Mr. PUPA observed: thaktito.Lord Lieutenant.. stespppointitkg 'to commission saciAltp.peece, ruceisverif tea, adnire e t( the Privy Commilliefs, . awl of that Lent Pootimants of Conoties.f lam thew only her) coald,./iiitigly..receive advice, *AO. reconsmen., 4ations • Cossistioe, 101 We are desired to state, that a guarantee for the payment of Keeit of Premises destroyed by fire (be. sides other u. , ual advantages), is made to persons in. faring at the Eagle Office, Cornbill, or Haymarket, where 'Annuities are granted every description of Life Inca the utmost facility open the most L expiringst Midsammet *odd• in 15 dayi:=-My& Maavw, &Weft Oxford-W*o has cease4to lll - p'as't' Mr. Malta, F raser . I sieity. America I Holland, Gibraltar and the : Heiigittaad, Madeltas We Indies i end the sail* 1 Cuetiopt, Bras*. _ The tierite per A nit. for Fraakietk a Dai ry} 0 26 10 0 27 0 0 • Load°, rseaspnper to Its Hi be observed, that the last column presents very nearly an ad , ralorem duty of cent. per cent. open the full value of the Journal (including print ' ibi s paper s stamp, and proprietor's profit), for leave -V send it abroad. And now a word or two upon the new building Which it is proposed to erect. Suppose this business elf fraukiug or licensing outward-bound journals, which. we have been discerning, were transferred from Lombaulltreet to the only place where it ought to be carried on, if carried on at all, namely, es.arke_Curranulloore, would net-that afford mere town, in O A old i etrectere, for receiving, aulortiugt .The Militia Pay Bill was react a first lima4-teisishiii dons to-ronromm. • . , 41 -.ll?.HOsegltionfis of ihe.Cnternitteepf Supply w allrAlitio, 111 d, Billtisere ordered in parsisaams.i. thews • i ;•:- .1__...." • MR ransuESS OF WALLS. -1411 Lord CASI'LEILEAGH moved the Order rif die Day for the second reading of the Princess of.Walai's t, 1 * Annuity Bill. . . . . . . , The Ordrr of the Dly was read arctoidtosky" . ' Mr. TIERVY said, that he felt it- nerestory tad trouble the ,House with clew shunt Clops:upon this' r meas aro; *but he.begged to premise his marks by Midas, tbm in offering them he did ,stot : ,-.lot fittest. t Milk the ,kwowledga, of the Princess of f , Wales 9 . ne i 't,i after ecniseying with ,any of the Geodesic*, .4 0 14 5 4 he= acaast.cositi to advise her S RI *, Ilighgess, 14,11„ , '1.•• seed nn kind or sterol. One of tne crew ranter • • ised hiss when eniiiag nut in a pr ,, Thiciat huh this saw from whet they:hid hitherto followed. • • :ect, ;ply to his address to the " jtitt ‘'' (I/Saltir remarks ( " T O . t i lL'lltirk - ati to siiryteii: crew , s reery-beron t o l ' • JiaiLrit Isrifaitikeeier , the limpost was agrAimite l •matiiirsiatliatatineill.,Mot I rr house r." th e amea dateat mit prdialawria i ,4beffilsid readhig, • • - • 1:4.1:7? !, He op every morning at three's 'ttetiOlitii iodefstigsble. He has already made I The Earl of i t T AU N DTitiferil E" se eintt a Noble hat - 40'sbottld iations . eVtitii: Members el i:meitirn,' f .1) U gilt ii#o4l , um urging se- for mut Tqltsans, tq be attended W. kik.eoefir . ~..:`• aware Op 'thikiisbject hid not beAßMeglif, Wile and. aweirlier perio‘ Since the eitanNuilvfisijrel r - 4 ' , aiitesdail; .1 *lo4.o3 4 .urbskols,-...450 1 6:110 , 41 1 144•0 11 - 047. 1 , , . the Come**, Toblic mind. -,: ~ ' : • •fu :et writ Nrset Freuetia Wise •: Mr. P - ELL.W6en alosed hi. , Haute ti's! ctmtifid 4lo ** itM. cOestatilist - **A ‘ *as 404 sio •tbe Bill briiropfe th Sfillition- of rider. _i, s_ t rr i pij • •.0 , le a • #llllrapigni COn'S-EXCHANTOZ, JULY 15.—Tht um. very sboi, and saie.'aere diluretn, We g in,ttay. White tool Grey re 54.1103 in requet.t. tiiivy, Dal t, and other Whcat ((Estilist) NI 78 I Una Ditto Madge) 53 78 OW di Rye ••4 .90 31 Tick Bork/ , .Xt SO 1 01d Newditio • Oap. Ntrift ' 64 70 F0w1... White Peke . . ... .. .4 60 70 i'dlawide. New di tteg... ...... . f'sed . ditto. Ditto Roden 7O 72 }we Flour they Peso .: t 48 !A. Servo& • o-www--. SUITHFiIiLD. MAR li RT.--.lltor - To 04 Ye Oral. per stow at We ... So. tll._ti. it. - 0.1. dear! tltitem ..sk. I' I. lA4 , "Mt' Re . Vera ... 76. OA. to tit.' 4)d. Sheep Pork ... G. ot. to N. '64. c l a m Lamb ... :75. 01 to tr. Oh. Ars . . HAY-MARKET. • s. an nor ..c.. -. .•.111. 0.. I. go 2 „ • Clover .....li. 0.. Od. 'Straw ..... 3 L 12.. 041. ..rIV. ~ - • • loadvito cditifition filar Committee from 1 r from the C , the Freuotto . Yaio - Doti,. Coatioiftileo, , tilt :Irish Starbia-; To LC eiiiiogoiers ii , ,A- , 1 _.' of CANTERBURY mooed! otoing;o1; thelrootjeo 0* fi ......io sosonilliae oe.Mooday nest. , MiAtt*NIVRY lirved The scorn- Tiaiiiimillill. • - i€M,,,Wiltitsiot holeoold'of -11404* thitlMl. He ateu S tie % the acct- *. podokfottno of rtilitoo: • . 'Cit - iiiitiiiet Report to tat-aaanase.,., . - ,t went also thfangly a ei rart‘ ofti,ed to-marrow.. .. 1. 'V. .. tlt int.t.. • . v .. k. ft, siikr liR - 4r4 191 aiforoo i% , ism Is -ft us kis Wattle's .; , . '''''',.' ....7fr 1 and parChaaed, ntiO i " ju se i l : k i"Z a a lP " Rai \ Durance, effected ' - Tlse LORD CHANCELLOR ost liberal tors** eh. d freedi eg, .eo cOnditi multi be renewed with. l' . roo bil isioc i D d4 ; it . the Goterstitt Ivor of Orchard-wee! ) , ;e n d- wirsoolitto the SM. ' I an Agent of this Cons- . Th e pui !kip theq, mit a _Seel Cjiminittekillgi for to-etectese, - • it iOte kihitattliati bed oeffit 1 nia' l 4l3 l 7 4471t0P Wijo the trisialuee Preierrat‘narllill % rue la. " " 11l II " . Duty Bill 4 !be Irish Casten. DI Iv:4P:ow, Setae wares riga the 1,,,_,_ Por t ' )504 is • stein surirst t heir . uw, 'Too ryas Ds ty ;, ;44), • ' else 1011; aid the Land Tat ` F I ditto • =_- - The ARCHBISHOP et` CAllti k tie. . . - 1! e first reading sod liits 6 iini.Pl . .V i 1. , . - Bill, ta- he seed •s seeaseskillai e ditto ..... Hart . ..... The rt. of . flflAtllvti :Intl ''• -•••••. 1 ... outfield oft. too T' .. .Bill e • Flour .... . ..: a ; • The LORD CRANEnLIA• " 4s •. ': .;. • "" 6 .- ,- fey ttio eltedrwitioni oil 00401 Tiwished Previously to get .the one 8 0 1. .. * -4 „ t i r r if „ li • 'jodgetent in cows of High Titer , _ !sad .J CaktTe tkis day i : • Thit Bill went *tough tie ' in. • impieeeirell 10-11,11 . ,44. --- - • fil _ The Corpr~Siielka t ill i res I " • 251 ' C 001141004: WeNi . Prft l 7 o El'. it . _ i,.. r. ,' it ~t N to Ni...- 140-ft `.- • , - Ott f , , °., ~ # 1 , .. : 1 • • --.- - ,r al i i i • 4 4 1 Is - 4-71• '76/ i 40daI . se s. .. . is S. 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