The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-07-09 00:00:00

PI / I 0.4fit,(4•7‘ 4g4r4t-'.‘"•:4*" -it.^vrbriThr ee-Noc4tait _ 14 418 g. Ifist INDII-UOUSE, Ant 9 1 -1, 1819. TIIR COURT of WRFC - MRS of the UNITED cmieP Atm of MERCILINDI of ENG LAND. trading to tee Eng faitko, do herd, eon Notice. Mot n Gement Cow of Irkt Mid Plalp•Of will be lief,: et as Sr dhow in LoadenAott and. w Wedorsdoo, 14e IVA Arty next, frou Nia. oTbiek in the 111•Illallf Mail Six in the Evening, for Ike Elortioll Or a Dirtrior of the mid Looping, to tie room of Sosiort Davis, Eig. dimmed. - JOSEPH DIET. Ser. ROYAL HOSPITAL. CHILSEA. July 5.1111. TN - penes:leo of the Act of the SSA year of Itis pa -1 seat Majesty. by which it is opoorted. that Ile MS.Peo- Sworn a oho Ileitital shall. is fature, he .1 half-yearly: Notice is gives , by p gusgfrility. in t o dwoore. Mewed 'order of the Riegle Ilonooratilc the Lords and el . Clllllllll6 • slitters for mffisigieg the Affairs of the said II at. that ali she 01114'PliMMIff I threat. residing in Lopata, or withid Ik. district of the Sills of Mortality, are required to appear per son %Hy. and regionalistic. with their Inetriffitssms. and Certi fier trs .4 Ailatisims. at the Secretary's Olive ire she aid Ito-- pit tl, as the respective days. awl a Shell &ferret dares, sic coedit% so their ervernl fates of petal*" as undermentiffised t when .iiteorlatice nil. be given from ten o'cli-ek in the wortiine, usoil time is the nfteusnon, for the payment of a quarter 04 3oor'i parios le otour.t.. _she Soh •Seose:r_ber.llllS. IR ID Y Tti; 9ls sf JULY. The Pensiwarte at bd. per jay. and time et id. to the esl of the watatteted RealePeab. Os RATUROAT. she 101 l afJULT. Ths.s al 6d. from she Royal noshes' Bass.llen sod requita l% Restates sod Corp; these at id. and Bd. and all toe Cavalry at 9d. per star. On MONO 4T. the Ith a JULY. Those at 9d. per day. from the 14 V.at Guards to the 6051 Feat lachaive. Oa TURSDAY, the 1901 of JULY. Those at N. per day. tram she Ills Poro, and all the mantaieg Regimens gat C wits. e.. 1.. those at 10e. per day. Om W.FORRSIDAY, thr 14th .4 JULY. Throe at Ir. per day hum the dilefrais Reassess of Cheeky, with the let age Lt Rniw.ara afrs ? ! (1... d,.. ass Sepia. Oa THURSO.% T. tar l'oh of JULY. Those al L. pr dor. from Ow 9d R. gimes. of Fool Gaards, to the end of the orsial.errd ReaiLsrot. at shas Ram. Oa FRIDAY, she lash ofJDLY. Thom , at IL prr dos.rroso she Royal Danko. Saitalhoe.oad all the renal,* Regions aid Cscps, aid also Owe at Is. Sad. per da Os y. SATURDAY. thel7th of JULY. Those at 7.7 per day. Oa MO NDAY. ll.e 19th of JULY. Time at Is. 30.. 1.. 44., Is. 44J., Is. bd bd.. 15.644.. 1.. 64.. 1..40, 1.. 74.. Is. 744.. Is. N.. 11.644., Is. fid.. b. 944. sad 1.. led. per dar. On TUFSDAY..he 10th of JULY. Thew it 15.10441 per day awl upwards. sad thaw. Prosiattors who have been Admitted wearer .4 Wisdom.; n. alms the Pliant, academes who Freebie Amoloies frosa the Mte 1.1 and :WI Trona of If. rie Goarel.. 11 or also ordered nod direcie4. Mai all the Out •Peotioarn bel-isrme to the Hisj;tal, to pay particular nitration to their Instruction., which Mew are required to radar, it the time of palrseat, by a hick Mese Pe.slasers r•solt.e beyond the Bliki nat; aro .irdcreJ to irammit mike Pas master. Pectrral of his Majesty's Lied Farces la Landon. their a'ailis. vies as therein prescribed. on ar Imes •dtately after every Q4/if trt !hie I • *Mast whirls their Names sill lard be enticed on the Pay.Li.ts for the mbarqurat Qici.ter, tot they are not at. teroants W chalice their place of sib.nte, ni specified in their astadavlts, without mavoi.lable sisermisy. and duly *mitts im the 111811 r. 1 And farther b. take Notice. tbst in ennteausltee at sarimt }reads having been • isaimitted by Peatinnert in tar Receipt of l'easina and Prise • Mosey, it is "stirred that all PelMorefell• 11118111 be work of the l'etsaiiia List. and Litfeis for ewer as lirsiellt arnie‘ from this establishmeat ; It is therefore to be affarrved, that in pursuance of this nmilution. the Lords Cnasmia.ionets at their *pellets on the 17th and 'ISM of Match Iml. directed the follorrieg Uut.Peirissers Itt be smut alf the Illimpital Sofia. 71h Font. JAM Ft JEFFS. al Is Id. pre &yr. Tih Dra‘mas. ff %MULL M ULLIN S. 9J. de. The former having tees gods, sf forciag or eaws;a• to 11. f l orged the Mallet of Maii.tiates ci the Q. ir(erly aid the latter for alien*/ Ms Hate Pea.ion in his Ems, arum. JPopem.acd thereby defruoJia4 she Per.ou appointed 4.. pay him Its Pension. . . RICHARD WEAVE, &tertiary aa.l Retl•trar. NV', IMPROVED. AND FAISFLUSTIFD I,OITioN.I OF THE PICTURE OF LONDON. weCepobibleref, Two Editions. thee sae w ith 110 Engraves's of Vie.. awl pica A. boned In free°, sod the other with a Map of ',wi dow and of irk Environs, prier 60. la red, of PICTURE of LONDON. for 1619; Iroise 1 a lull and faithful descriptio• of Lemed l o and in curiae; ties, nod of the Eariroos within twenty wile". for the o-r n sersseren t illostrateel with e Li•ts of Soria's, Cheiteltes, Public Oiee,. fiwaneyineach Fora, Sic. Ties whets ear. reeled to "larch 1,1619. The grail pwpoiarhy of this estahlklied Wick hos taiserel the Peopeirtoes to publish an euthedished /ditto. with 1111 es trishe Vi. we by Cletaig, which f.40i00 at as - so,••••••: 3 '. re copy. oc ih • and Ike. have reduced the price of tie F.dislea • *Nos Views, lad with the Maps only. to as. Prated for LOWIIIIII. titteet. Reet..Prute. and Brown. Lauda" I nod to be had 'foil liewnetkie to Tows sod Connery. To Noblesse,. Oroderseo. ism awl Oaten. Words Lorries Mot. for bole. a garter of& mile kw Hyde pmrk•corror. TO BE SOLD RY AUCTION, By Mr. COCHRAN. On MONDAY, *he 1111; 414;4; 1819, pad the Win w ing doy. without metre, by order of Mr. Jobs Faber, the Collector 80.4 i impart , .. restoring is Nagoya.. na the lute prruelYs of Mr. Redgrate. wire-stork.seonufae torte, begetter; 'be Nannies of /Irian. Tubb sod 11• Kermie, errerremnploon A ' AR E COLLECTION of NORTH AME. RICAN PLANTS, romimiug of a greet variety of Ardromodua. Kalinin% Rbododemiroos, Azaleas. Att. sad other lardy. maw, aad mina aniameatal biretta awl *diocese plains ; Will a quantity of Auiencoa relied l sd graPiN, with a few parka. of send. he erne* day% style. A 1.., a sombre of ninon Mono. Freemly imported from the Mournalao of North nod South Carelien, sad Georgie, tooreneruilr lotted in telt-aims aoA gonaitles, suitable to rarity' parchsorts. Toe 'bole io pats, admeted for femoral soy daintier. As the prevented 14.4515: the whole. ti.. remninfer will be Sold at the Awe plate ea Wedoridey, July 21, uod fol. leo log dep. is equally geed loos oad varivies. May be viewed twit der pieced* the tele; when Cain. /ogees ard Pwriirolars espy be hod its lhe premiss I owl 4111 r. Pruett. No. 1, Sileillo•olferl, Kings rood, Cl •keo t the psi..- .rigid Nurser,/ arid Seed-wen et the lia4 aid West end of the Soso I Rod of the kihtlioneer, No. 7. lhilie.street. Grruvesor- Mame t •Irte Covoluitolord will be carefully attended AWONDERFUL REDUCTION in IRISH LIN EN B.—The very Rrrul deprenina shirk exist. In the Mnikeis, loss reduce,' good. 10 I.,wrr prim than at her f....ser period, aud prreents to °ppm:easily in posrhros-ts of tealt.itte a td.issr ea haw dd. is h ter yard. The BEL FAST LIBLA CO)ICANY. Nn. C. Great Rllkeli-Htefl, &welly opisnsite to the BI MOO Ste•rmi. respect. folly 'WWI 114 anemia. of the Pstdie in an loapevion of as lirawnore STM Kof 1111 , 11 LINENS and S KliTi NOS (jam tereltril), iteltlelh. having bias mocha , . d the 01.111 tarderabie ....ft or toe motets, the* are uirtriltx , at lower priers than 01t o f isr beset in toe trade. A week Phe.• sold, vssrfamed (r*. bleated, pt lie wttalcal, price. the Public awe etqtee.ted in be yattieolor b die address, an .s al ebtakes bore Wel) ..tear MIL Of Cllll Boreell-itreti, dneetly opposite tbe Beitieb ilostow. J. A. BROOK% Ascot. mina ) LONDON, FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1819 '• The Case for whirls ihillielf fell in aft Field, and Sron - Er died on the Sciffold! " APUBLIC MP. TING I. WP•IT CAII'TH- Fl ILLol.wriew NON. en KNENTEI) PEOPLIi. mid all other Pea.ean rf Ibr tleiti.le ' tropali• de•iraar , M ehaval a RI , Al. ounaIEVINCTU Al. REY(IIIM arPARLIAIIENT, will b.• hold arr WEDIAIiSOA Y, Je.ly 11. 1819. arr eme.l4..r Upon the Seap raro.t rrastapl, and Arrange mean- lo c..pertie trill their .rafr riacheavvoludb....e.l hearted e.iaroirveners In n'l ivarha U.alled Kw- ime. ma rirrt lbw der4able "bier, hv all r.a.eleasi.arel me 314., anal enrurvilv t.. rill ep..n all ahr FRIENDS arJUSTIAAS and Fit Elilll/11 an rm.nr ir.saa ti .f Irihard• akith bad neatly Involved the rawer y dreadful and Irrearlerat !! lIKNNY LIUNT, invited a • the An! the P.anal..i Frl..diof It'tUlCAl. It 1 . Flll6l are Fe rreted t. robed I. dapport nr alae ram,. a 1111 tacit Whew, ail abilities. El/WARD JAMES lII.ANDFORII. Arerrtary. , SKb rriptaeat for defolaysag tile eaperees ar, ralstaied, asd .111 tw era. rd iv Waalsa. 11.01.arner, war Eyelet rtiwisr. Stenrd. T. Mrs-. 8 smilkfiA i and Mr. Alaimaridge. Trewisier, N.. 2, hlkiaraer-Areei, gown t•••• ". IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OP OP LoRDS.Jecy 8. The LORD CHANCELLOR stilted hie enneer. retie, in the of the Ji.wAirs on the ease of the Atioriiry.Geurral of Ireland spins, O'Grady. lie wet► satisitict that there sees no errors in the jedg• pent of the Irish Cowl, and would new mete to aline the jektneat, if the Noble leirds w►o attend ed the hearing of the ease, bat who were now absent, s►oald be of the same opinion. Soon after Levi Reda&le and 110 , 1114 (err Lords came into the Boom., end the jedement we., CM the motion of the LORD CHANCELI.OR, affirmed. Lord AUCKLAND presented a Petition from Liesteneet Bedford, of the navy, preying ler cern pertserion fer monads received in the terrace. I%OE LtINUUN 11.; STI, %%I Y ALM r. Caplan, lI.W. 1)01/ Thi..40.0400 sett env.nr.4l.tva VPIOPI 111 ien• • the Tower TO-MORROW. nod eyrie weevilly( ll' Tr It OA Y yawl WKWIPSDAY. Ir.', Eight in tW Melvin prrgie h. sad 'flares fiats theme every MONDAY sad TI UKSUA Y at the mime hoar. Lord MELVitLE. though he did not cancer to all the objections stated yesterday by the Noble Earl opposite (Lsoclerdale)to the Scotch Churches pit he considered the state of the measure to be such that it ought not to pass this Session. He therefore moved that the Bill be committed this day month.— ORlered. After SOON co tion between the Fail of UDERDA LE sad Lord MELVILLE, the Scotch Banishment Bill was, on the motion of the latter, or dered to be reed a third time this day month. On the motion of the Earl of LAUDERDALE, the SA-manufacturers Bill was ordered to be read a third time this day three months. • Fare., IS.. ewer PM& NV". Pn fle-s Jadeite/ r and for Caddini rider 'cepa ate, and Scr ow' aiitudim 7r. 6d. is. o. All apidiestinos to be nund► in RI. qvirord, 'wilt in She C. ephel.s2., LowerSkases..treca ; and 14.11.16.4 , 1 k/, Pier, . . Th , Korket M preopeleti by own rn.olensiwg nr enorsplarsiore 1 avows, sigh topper bullets sod nolrgesie self-swam safely HONE'S I.DITION OF MR. 11IIIII‘N'S SPEECHES Ths. d r was* pub , .•15,1. I. Octavo, ortith a Ps4.•4lr • f Mr. Curran, pole. fly. la M.•rd, A NEW and nitlarge4l COLLECTION of t‘ si.rt..CH ES try W Ri‘ht JOIIN PitIL POT 1 URBAN, Mir Mn•tri It .11. in lielakil; lashing telyral *I nersmnr.• in au former rirllteti.o. With Mrowin ert Mr. Cer.ms% The Insolvent - Debtors Bill wee reed a second tiro. The Earl of LIVERPOOL moved the Order of the Di, for the commitment of the Irish Town-land Fines Rill. . . Lal.deln c Prinie4l ••• The horivallell Eloost . els, of Mr. Corson, the Runt'.( Om( , e sosti the &mese Petrie' of 1114 SAP wool nattssn, Isms 41 oaysetreessed ettoletil.o4 1.,, she itsehis of hi. Couloir, and the :olio:tine , . of Ns.. Esers vs va l e ssf it has hoes sins soo.le rollessed pi...served to this Volosese which. sithossch it ramose*, ose-foorth sr- thaw the miter killsiirs. is one abird I—. in mi.. The Earl of BLF.S3INTON presented a Petit ion frees the Nobility, Gentry, and Clergy of the county of Tyrosie, against the present system of Fining Tows-lands for illegal stills. Ile said It had bore stated le another place, as ao inducement to the eon tioaance of the present had redeced the number of illegal stills in Ireland.— This (ion was, however, unfoonded. It was true that the number of stills had decreased in cer lain districts, bet that was merely in commitment., of the severity of the &mishits having driven time who carried on the ill•ga! manufacture, from counties in which they were liable to detection, to quarters of the country which were inarzessible. It was sew quite impossible to raise firms in many places, because the districts bad been laid waste, and the people were become paupers. In coo quarter the Gentlemen bad beee obliged to pay down 6(.001. for fines. Thu the law became a system of great oppression to the lied. ed proprietor,. PiLOMAIII).% 00 U .CA► ..1.1.1N+ Imo IL) Ow SARACRI'S to Ism. Etlew-lIILL. TORA LENDS. En.Nputenu. s i ng all rani If the NORTH. Four Insist Cosefoss. thelleit Il.nes. suil Imp cameos. Time. St N. W. MOUNTAIN mid Co. SAR tCIBM'SEILAD IN 4. - SNOW-lIILL. LONDON. The followlri Post C....ch... Mall Goebel, Pte. lit •st from doe Ilatneeter Hoot lon, Prom-10111— Th, UMPIRE. • new Li werpool Ltalo Coseb. advent alit a• the r.l•tl e entries Foor bald.. mod Veer thoi4o's Whoa' evert day at (lie o'Clork, •niter it Lively .4 west Afternoon it Ng o'Cloek °tow% Prim W i lehen 4 L a saa l iy, Norskaospow,, %Telford. Letterwarik. Mockler, Athematic, Some, &trip, Neocomote, Kowsf•N, Warctrk. sInA Prrag..4. bOUTNAMPTON. Lvssimettet. Wiseliewer. sad Bass" stoke New F Cows, sr W.111w4, Se•es stioek is Meritiftg. arrives at tiw Dolphin Ise. Sessiossaytess. by Five sTistk.—Tltis is a mew Aelightelit esswevanee ts Ow IN. or Vilest, Jetsey. &termer, tit. Maur., lisvre 4e Grace, Cherhurejte. _ . _ _ . SIIREWSPURY. WeS on.lShilroal Pod Conch even Emend, MI Five vTlerelt. guorded. W BY MOUTH. Porch...ter, illowlrord. Sul Outer, Andover, and Raelorworte new Pew Conch...tr. Anemone. The Weymouth Pockets In Ore m. t, Jersey, lldesory, St. Ma 10,11. kr. Plintooth, Weymouth, Dorchester. Falmouth. Dartanarth,and'Salittonr, New Paw Coach. !domino a rotes ••Clock, Outwit Hoodoo, Ammeorter, Bridport, ed. }Swim/woke. *rot 94,..hat. PATH ood BRISTOL Fls lug I'.nl Comp:eybrough ...alma, Cola.. and lemrlb.r.ragh, rye,, Afiethathis .. .rrivesi %Ir. the , Hath. and the Landa•Tathrs, Thon.ra.--Ireol. awl She Swam. Brine!, neat Morning.— 'asch.i on %%ells, Brideeaster Tanana% Exeter. Pl)Loulk, r. . . lIMTON. Rpm:dint. Priotteenti2h, Milton, awl Homing 11.iiel Mail Carrh. res. 114. i every Ermine to SpolAy, tworti..l;eiontty t nod INC Li:Ens ro l e WIN Ceara, eiltrl The Rockingham, !Pit at ern, alloWiNt a curries Foot o tt : v . and aoei rr warknaly en.,. whit a Mier.: Paywrs tango emotion Nreark, Regard. Meer...mt. and Errrthridar, to the &Mao Lion. Lards. rent Novelty --,...twailistentliett die wireeines expedition of this C.n.rit,; is 411 ,, wed in he the most eroseble noel complete Public. Consirrince n o th e N or a lion& twist unconfined is Arrosioririntion Ise nay iol.ee. GLARGOW, Lonitsovin, Grans-ikero, Antos. Ihronfriso, Bruviniiill. Thornhill. S.iinileit.Kiln. eneionrit. Kiessweil. en.' rill prima Sealand. n Pwt Cm.ell OWN). CII rim ER. Ness pro f. T iirpnr i ev. m mtw i rh, Noribwirl. nod Middkwich Post Comb, ewrry Liming, at Five o'Clocit. YORK. Riterhilletillgh, Whitby. Shirldi. Sunderland. ?dew y:title, sad bisliaburgh, new Font Inildt Coach. with • Guard throughout. test oat every Waning itt Right bi way :r Kruse's. Reigned, Tadcader, Derliagtne. Notihallertno, Durham. Henrik. awl Berwick.— Parseagers !India•_ them. selves fatigued from tbelefieth of the loaner. may rout what time they pkaae, and thee proceed ou without soy addisiosal fare. HULL. Hortheave, Howdrs, Thorn, and Domeastev. Pat COSth. evert Hain* at half-past Six tit:lock. to the Crass key. Market-place. Hall. CARLISLE. Prioritla. and Whilehavea. Four boble Post C.oach, and a Huard all the wni.— hwy.. through Breagli- Aapleby, Dream -bridge, Richmond, l'atterick. Rormigh. bruise. We herby. A berforl, Doncaster, nod Grantham. kit tut every Moralise, sod petfornis toe inorriey with the greatest facility. PftsPetigPri detained on the :toad bt boiittem or pbesare, hove the peculiar advantage of their mats being secured its the west Coach. _ . KENDAL, Lnsamier, Preston, Kirlsy-Loradale. Bootle Cnorley, Orntekirt, nod narsann Pest Conches. every After noon, lit Five &Clerk. nvarded. MARLBOROUGH, Ihrinive. Ratvidniev, litenterftord, nee :grove's ... Pt!! Caselia„ atSevev..'clery is th e adeeiweß. ifiTEIWENOtTiI sad Withal New INai Cmaci7 every Evening. LIVERPOOL. Warringtne, Knobbed, Stone. end Litelt• held. Pint Coach. celled the It tea, et Five n'Clnek. to the Serstwe's Hold lon. Dale-greet, Liverpent—bunriled thevetbnot. MANCMESTYR. Whitlow Coneletnn. Newcastle, HAW. nutWnlverlteepton, Peet Cut:elt. every A tenons. guarded. BIRMINGHAM Peal C.lm b, w 4 GUM de art, is, 'very Ain-ninon. sad rreelses that gag at N am . P aws Ostied. F.wene, and Shipuune. to toe Worm's Head, Elnilmreet. Nirdaipiluesn. SHEFFIELD and /toilet haw P.ist Catch, called the ROCIIIIIOIII9II, !rev hlnrestig. SUNDERLAND. Slav Mort, anti lf -um. New Coach, every M. Ike Clearer lan. Rendre I.tm!. WAKIRYIELD Candi, every *maa . at half-prat tearelv. 11 CLAY'! nri:inal WAGGON.: and coAI'III s, t" New bury, Sat A!Ohniam, WnnUrin- Bunn, Lankboten. Ilfuagar bard, Cilium. Pending. and all plat,- ainjaerne, R. W. at oUN TA IN nod Co. r..proi full y orgnairn their Frivolo mod I 4 Parblie. Oat obey will not he arroonlable for a " puce., raallPaters . Leare, W riling., Plate, A.-. nr more e ta. 'q u i rioual, ifluaa,i4olen. danrogn4l, nair. 'a wed as lora. an/ Ilse laserirre paid f o r according.), at S. (bract's Head ;aro Loodoo. The LORD CHANCELLOR, looking at the Pe. titian which the Noble Earl bed presented, stated, that it vivid only be regarded as the Petition of on. individaal. It contained neither the words " hum bly showeela," nor " the bomb!, Petition of ;" bet there was attached to it the name of a Peer, and therefore it might be regarded as a Memorial from hiss. The FArl of DONOUGFIMORE rote to oppose the present Bill, end she his sopport to this system which it proposed to alter. In conseqeeece of the adoption of the plan of Flan Town-lands, the high Distillery, and the Re had equally pros pered. Tbe Excise owns* collected from the dig tottery had siren. from a co-sparstively small sum, to 1,175,0001., which was cone-fifth of the revenue of Ireland. This was rather • dry 'object, but he must trouble their Lordships with some SIIIIPOS,IIIS to show the which the Irish Distillery had derived , from the pres.at system. The sem slick be had mentioned was raised from 63,0001., which was the sum the revenue derived from this source before 168 1 ;1611 of Fining the Town-lands was retorted to. That small sum was paid by 1162 Individuals, while now ate larger gm was collected from only 36 persons. It was in Mr. Baresford thy country was indebted for the measure. He saw the necessity of reducing the Laws to a system, and perceived the great advents(' which that branch of trade wrotl ! derive from it. being pet under regulations which would se cure the collection of the re eeeee . The steps he took led to the first passing of the Bill on which the present system of Town-land Floes was founded.— It paused In 1792. That respectable person was • native of the province of Ulster, in which the small still system had always been the most smite ; and had be not been well convinced of the utility of the measure, he wosld not have brought it forward, knowing ■s he did that the scene of its chief opera. lion would be the province in which his own property was placed. Great opposition was, however, made to the measure in its progress through Parliament, and it became the subject of strong representations after it passed into a law. In ennsequence of these representations the law was suspendrd in 1811.-- Soon after it was repealed, and that state of things cootinoed until the year 1813, when it was found necessary to rem again to the old law. The Act woe out rerived anti' en engelry was instituted by a Committee, of the Moose •f Commons, and the • Report of that Committee showed the necessity of the W 1 P ssss The return to the old system was also recommended by the principal towns and public lio. dies in Ireland. The lair, however. became grain the subject of opposition and remonstrance. sod a Committee of the House of Commons war, in 18Itl, appointed to enquire lobo the !rich Distillery Lens. —That Committee made a Report in f continuing the fines ; and thus, anti' the present moment, the law mood, which the present Rill pro. posed to alte►. His Lordship rind several accounts to show the increan of legal distillation in the *sigh borrhood of Londonderry and the barony of Initial'. own, and the diminati•o of illegal OW in the same / - ;4rdliri K. • ...; ts. st , Pit IC, If . VE; gearless derirsg the thres years ending with 18 1 8, compered with t►e three years ending wilt 1813, taken tie law was woe in nperstion Even In the bunny of Innishossen, n ; hi►h was so inimiral to the present sestets. the Peopii h.d been brouell In drink l'st ligament whisky. Ills Lordship nest vend several statements to shoti that the nauttser of fines had, dos. tug oho seine pyritic', gradoolly decreased. Dating stated these facts, he knew not ou obit (snood this Bill had been introduced. It wee tree it hid comet* their Lordships from the Commune: Set thet trestle* • only thing that could be aid ill Its fawner; ever, t►in` else was against it. lie knew, intleed, t►e, book had been written against the Pt isillog le. by t► err,. e..peciekle person. 'rbst book ►ad bees sop furled by smother respectable prams, and • its 'row follverd.• Theorising' beak, by the Rev. ler. Chichester, was certainly a very well writers bask. bet it was all ea ear side. Beth parties miebe lea debt is the facts they stated, bat (hry were err? . . coetradictory. H. also knew ibat on the 4th of Fell. a eery respectable meeting pf Noblemen and Geed.. men connected with Ireland took places' the Thatch. ed-house Tames, en the subject of this 1141. There were present et AO adrotiorg 14 Members of their Lordships' Hoes,. and 32 of Ike Hoes, of Com. mans. A Noble Friend of his (Lord Limerick, we believe, was alluded to), who was going past, was induced Instep in and take a pert in the prozeodines. —The Noble Lord made a ►e►y eloquent speech against the 14w. The Chairs.n stilted, that spoil cation bad been made to his Majesty's Ministers, Ile inflow them to favour the object of the Meet ing, bet that the answer received was, that Govern. sent ate no reason to slier the law. It was then observed, that nothing remained for the Gentlemen of Ireland to do, bet to unite in en unaeimoss call for the repeal °Like law. Thos, it appeared that in Fe. Weary last, Ministers themselves were decidedly in f of the present law. What had sioce prevailed en them to alter their opinion, he could not tell.— pis Noble Friend bad indeed said at that Meeting, that be trusted that Ministers would be glided by Abe opinion of those who possessed local information.. Much wets alto said on the severity of the measure, and it was led that such a lave ...id net be borne io England. Tn crown all, it was contended, that it was •ncoastiletio•al. With this opinion be could not agree. It was evident limit England could very well bear seas • law, as appeared from the ver dicts given yesterday in the Court of King's Bench, on the riots at the Westminster election. Here was certainly nothing unconstitutional in assign a dls. trict responsible for an offence committed within It, nor wets there any thing more the revenue than in distress by • landlord for hie rent. Many had reprobated the law on the ground that it punished the innocent for the guilty; but this was soother opinion is which he could not agree.— Where illegal distillery was carried on to a greet ea. tent, the landed proprietors could sot be regarded as innocent in the eye of the law, until they showed that they had eserted every means in their power to eatirpate it. liis Lordship recapitulated his argil. meats as to the beneficial effects of the present law ere the revenge and the distillery ; insisted on the opinion given in favour of the fining system, by two Reports of the !loose of Commons, by the principal Public Midi's its Ireland, and by Ministers them selves so late as the ?6th of February last; and con. chided by moving that the Bill be committed this day three months. The Earl of ABERDEEN was surprised at was et the statements made by the Noble Lord. Inde pendently of the satisfactory results of Mr. Chichi's. tees enquiry, other circumstances, of • character equally atrocious as any of those stated in that Gee. Omen's work, bad come to his knowledge. Thies bad occurred since the publication t f Mr. Chichee ter's book, and rested on the evidence of persons who bad the best knowledge of the facts, and who were incept'''e of abusing that knowledge. In one raw, a poor old man was carried to prison in the county of Kerry, and it being though. proper to remove him to the county jail, which was at a considerable dis tance, be pleaded his age and inability to move ; but the inhuman wretches who were charged with the I emotion of the order, disregarding his rcmonstrances, dragged him along with them, sad the consequence was, that in a few mine'', Ole; be reached the jail he actually expired. In another matinee, a party of officers came to a she which th►y swished to creel, 1 and called on some men whom they saw in a boat i near at hind to ferry them over; and on the men's refusing, they ordered the tiddlers who were ales% with them to fire into the boat. The soldiers of coarse obejing the order, and the consequence was, that one of the men was most severely wounded, and the lives of the whole endangered. How Icould any one support a system under which sack atrocities •a these were not only perpetrated, bet sanctioned by law ? Ile knew something of most countries that were subject to •tbilrary Govern. meats, bat be befitted thst is none of them, not even in Turkey, would such proceedings be sanction. ed. Ile believed tho originators of the present mea sure were convinced that the Retinue would be ma. serially benefited by it : but egos if Wit should not be the cm, he appreh►nded that no financial consi aerations could currant the con.inoonee of such en constitutional practices. The Noble Lord thought that the sill of this system, ander which the infinceat were /washed for t►e guilty, might be avoided by gluing csa f d o e ta r r as te w h ed ge h .i la r ags lit i r ly : li t ra n i ss i h k e ?leri," T h e.su c h verynliilap..os rugs : t a d ; : it ed s I r e owtretehnorteseCeh:thealoskeb"Peninneetellorlhe:ft rdwodcefotirTns°:,:mono:.ll..i. tines. It was Dot likely that in any errantry, pertic. 12rly In frehrod, one neighbour would be disposed to give ioformatinu against another. He meat, Wee-