The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-03 00:00:00

PIN /51 / (14 1 4 , /07. ifioW i y. ter,; - • /41/4r ~r-- 1 i ent 1 C mlot at t,k zin 1411-t • os ...., . 1 Cu 100 41C8. LONDON, SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1819 5/fc - earide for witticA cream/it/cm di in ih Oicht, and eine- 7 did en eh ef; &Add .1 /1 / • (// F. %OLE FIRE AND 1.1 FY. OFFICE'.. Cenhilt. and opponste the Kowa'. Theatre, Ilnemorkort. Or g.tiE nittEcroas respect fell! submit so this 1`40.11c the ntlytinlitges to peewee oano •s 1 es Ihew 011wes. The Terns are ononorli. Isheo.ll. with cow benrtil. nf serer er Onste e• nsbissr4. The tweeter' •f Rent in Allowed in 4..terere by Fire. w Wood or. Owns-en( Poo-wires. tso eh .rte I• I lA, P os her..responothllite .n.. cursed a. in P... isoothop 5 orlon, r hreeio ever, . se in In 1.., ester.. of Me who e rnatete. (.ire forrearen elf fled the prwlllit.g UT 11111irber 0 of Arundel.. Pablo( Mr.. the %Mat earit.oble Tents.—Lndy.dat Polities Arnold be tror•al within 15 d tyt. WM. ACETIIAM. S.-curtsy,. _ . COUNTY FIRE-OFFICE. SOVTIIAMPfON.sm ELI', STRAND. nnt:IlTEEs. of Renlossol, K. O. Kir V. A. Worland. Ihors.ll. P. Mnroois of Norkiatebaso, Pear.% Eat. )larini. rt . Northaylown Awl hitt, Dirtaucs. kart of Hock Wahowstht. • Mareestionlyitertor-:J. T. N. Besmossiser. Msg. P.A. 1 1. •Al °TICK Is hereby aiveco. I hat Itisteros of 131. N per CeaL ate new is roans a 1 paean.' NMI ane,...0. lr nnera in shin r ite. show tenon of wren sear, versed In whether their ihnl , e•rs were Other Wel for 'ewer y ear s nr have been renewed onemeadr t the County Fire- o llei entolatten the .•entrlty rf a Comoro., hiei - • a horse pessuesss Capital. IN s.d/otina to ttw thwthating fond arisen( how the Piensinow. sot. vie minor adeantn.:e joined of thrum rennin n. Use It Sons-ant a Capital of 4"0.00111• proerled by she (hi rer' %leathern sons honored by a.roartatioor 1.• half • isil• li.ost vet% we, ;hors the r.fely of the in:nosed lineman glir.rieso. nail ',robin the .0 Pre , llllllly to elit.ternle Poitry • Imo 1 . .. r she howl of when: version .opesetaa rtl Ibis tinbe the as.thon virally with the Orogoal Wenebers, ne. wan., so their /evenly. - rostabotinw : the Re. tam Stbia she Ina der yerrs awroat a. need. 2'2.0 t the, Of *OM 'judge is Loadro rf renal, it lir principal loam, who air al,. Aerials for for PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE. trended ow 'orator prim 'On. PLIISI.IUTIOV. VASE of WM. PAUL ItU(LiERS.-11; (1;4. month 'V of June lasi. she K.'. W.-edos. l'Aoster, of So. Luke, Cbeltea. seat t.. the Skop of 111 r. Kestrel.. a Sellee..Petf awl New-mass, In Stowe Ser•ee—and p-iis:.ae lissome Eroasois fur Iteloius. said he would Is.are 11w Eo.i•O.bee reword trots the llosse—al the ,we some tolling Mr. R. ges• a Joessl.la IlUaellit mad Cisr.oesiup so .ta ail to hi. power ou &rme boos at hi. 6644.11 e. to • .boot nee. the 4 or.,r,r of sae Copal oaf 411/ern (..nn Mr. Koper., wits..et hi. lariat ..Ale t.. obtain Ally fe.Speee.i 110111 sloe Geweral P..4.0111re. sod mire of bit Co.fooser• de e:is.ed rinser dealisspis wish Isis... law alsou.efisl per...ratio.. lbe loos of Mosioess. awl Ike dierislor iss ohne two. of mantic) a .upperrlsos a Family. hate sound to ming Emits di.irt...sprsos Mn hawse awl Waled' awes wan. Al. • Or, sad SKY LN IOUNII CII ILDR EN 1-.llse lathes i, so the Fleet l'rbois.:.not the se.. t..er. as the teams her erriol. e• ore mot w o oled, is war h‘.r esti Mesmer with her illiellH CHILD. Ts alleviate she soles sm. et Mr. Norm', Family. a kb mellow; has bees cmmonesu ed. bad Cossirsladiaos • 11l be re ceived by Mr. Galloway, 60. 111.11bors. sear Re.l I.i n-sheet ; bt Mr. A peel ard. al toe Isausioer Hares sad it (he STATIs• 1110111 tNioe Salstbeey- wart, nett-tired. The l ' ollow irg iego• base .I.early been subscribed : William Peon. !Awe, Cadosase-phice . .E 5 5 0 V Mims linty Whitbread. 10. Moat-street V V U T. T. Clare. 43. Upper Horeb-street . V 0 U Earl Sews, I`,l, A rlimoort-strert - - 50 0 Colour! Napier. 1.1, Caolagoso-pLee - 4 0 0 15. e Wow! R.milli. VI. SeMeed-mpme - '1 0 0 William lbw. Loden* bill - 5 5 0 The ESIIIMIIerf tlrelefleeper - - 0 0 A Fries/ to llostoso mkt lloneop . it II U Aleattader tiallowny, liaisons . - 1 0 U Mrs. °. owl Moos G. . - - 010 0 ll:ewe Rider - . U S U Sir Feas.ei; Mlordeil, Raft. M. P. - 5 5 0 Jobe C. Hobiwor.e. Fly. - - 5 5 0 S. Perry. Proprietor mot F.ditar of she S I it U A Eisend aMa liau.ersoary Reheat . 1 0 0 I.l.o4wobrs.pos - - - 1 U 0 K. W. 11. - - - it .5 0 tlrwrge Miller - - a lii 0 Do. Carr. Lsq. Atkaus Hall, sear Tadeasoer. V.A. Aloe. - - 5 0 0 Sir John Thwrold, Karl. Lyme P.rt - - I I/ ml 1.34 , 0 1 . 110... id . - • I 0 0 Mr Knower Heron, Ram of Mahlon - '2 0 0 11robord*. Measles d New• - - I 0 0 lel ... Geroge fiesclicr, Wortuv, Noitinehame.'.ore I UI. A . RAU - - . 1 ll 0 I:emir Welch - - - - 1 0 0 t 'wt. Jobi.oo. Niihau-on-111.• 11111 - 1 0 C W. 1110 11 -. 2:,Noworws.-treei. Mary •le-11..ebe - I 0 I , Jobs. NO .1c... 1.. q. Kuckinph.sas - - 2 0 I! Iswegilli Phelps - - 0 lit ii Nobody - . - 1 0 is 4. K. - . . I ol i. Thow.a. Ra5...0% r j q. !m e m, Ii - - '-' 0 m J. D. Mn. Mw, 10 O N ., OS., a . - 1 11 I. IFreeele Huddrptield, by Me..r.. Lotynten - I 0 I' suPERR INDIA SUAT..IAND CURIOUS DUI Tlsll Inn u. MILL/010 9 i WHOILEAALE AND DET4II, FAST I•I)IA WAREDOUSIN, 16. CDEAP4ME. Al I I.I.ARU the Nobility 11/ • and Fosailieo arriving front atm. d. he, b.. Wnrchqrse posse..rs Is. aermaswei tech .retp . l. if l'torsin 44.1 r ock,. w its ~,e tv twin's ..f she s'ha'rer Lines-dr,roy f it olomestie WK. aad other Table Lowe, The in..,, fa.bionable t'w Maroon:. Prawn tde„ and Ps-is. Dres. I French Curtains sd she lisww Lassies, awl Rude,. llssirressiers she Piety. he. Pipet' , 111111 A SHAWL'S and the mos Itett•tifyl liensittope set Brim:l4lmo, front dross. ; e osier to she Mune. bath Visa aid square. F trims ipso Wird Close: and other rettsilLe. f.. 'he Iltstni r-tennt. Bede. ('ate. ri•shi.emers. he. Printed Omit, MrsJirn. aad Cano• bs ie. at new and mime Lle.ixos. The hoi.e4 laden Muslin. for Grntl. s its a Cnvab and 1..501i..* wear, (won she Cesapans'. Miles. with a saris'', of I,,daa articks , liar ) non. Gold and hiEesse Muslim owl Tarts:ls.. IRISH LINENS sod flee lIIILYTINGS..I she NNW 111.1iiii• as ensiled, and which are sold at hi. Warshwasc esche•ively. India Lora l•lellsa, white Chins' awl Atsiedst ws. Ferric', L awl Veil.. Vaeas. loleslon.„ hr. purchased by ilia Piers' or Dews arc al We Wholesale Price, and owe pulse made It• owl des Mks. Chests of Sawilv Lows, complete. Lathe., kr. &nitrify/Ims It ilia. and whing in prat with India Shawl., will receive dirge Inghed raise tot IMPERIAL PARLIAMEhT. 110V41: OF WHIM A rnu.'l. The lard Clusweellor heard appeals, and afterwards at a• Sp►aker. the Lori of ktoankEddrettohe Conk the swaths and his aut. Sir JIM" Grisham ands•shrt. Sunni/tot !tam she Common , . She Innkeeper.' kale. flodobe Alressol I)rtir. Null. the rreisthl IfiAr belied 8011, and the Pa.sog h 11, IbLicd acre mad a fit.t Ilene. Petition signior the kquetlizatinn of the Duties en Conl• were presented by lord %11 . .1.V 11.1. i. fro. iberoou•y of 14. n. bowel. I sod the frArl of RUSSLI Csook the roomy of Clark ston/von. . _ _ . . . . The Kart OM - MIN Y referred to as Order o Melt had bees made by ,heir Lntd.b.p. 00 the els sif Mame. direr:dem the Lterks sst the Preece .4 the sligerent osmotic , . 4 Weal 8, stain sod Ireland In make returns of the entries, sojet the Act of the 111th of she King, chap Y. Thews reform Id ism yet hers made. though be tsar no Macias% shirk coold retard them. He thought th.si there could he wt ditheolty io produe.isg the. immedsairty Om she Revels, end should, therefore, mut e Oust the refuels be suede Girths ••.h.—l)rdreed. Mr. lbckiroon brooglit frost the 1'omr000• Owe Quarter tics stem pie,.inn Hal, alirh oa. rea.l a drat tune. Lord lilt I NVI prneot.ct Vet i!soil from the V.er•Clson c•Mor. Masten. sal kkaolan of she Uottreg.ity llitord, optimal the Catholic Clatios.—Adjottrurtl to Mooday. ' Hesse inteefere to p t witboet affecting the riebts of private property ? It wet alm to be taken into consideratioo, shot the person charged had no memos of rebntfing the charge; end that an Eireann Corniriitee for the Boroirah 'Boded to, was to be Whaled foe on the 29th of this month. Mr. DICKINSON said. ?bet a complaint on the sehject of the Petition bad been mode to him as se passed through Itchester. The Magistrate. had al lowed each man and woman Is. a day, and each child 6d. in artier to find loci:rings ; bat as none could he procured in lichester, they had hem obliged In re. move to the unrest villages, where the parish officers could give no lord CASTLEREAGH limed that the power of Monsoon( was wet applicable to contralti the ma nagement of private property. The Appel had Mien made to an improper taboo's', and should the PM lion be laid on the table, it might excite delusive ex pectations. He therefore hoped it would be with. drawn.—[llear!) Sir J. NEWPORT them*, that the making the ease mere public might operate in the way of ponish• meet apse the individeal la question. Mr. BEN NETT was not satisfied SS to the coots. that ought to be pursued, end would therefore withdraw the hear!) ch./F.lBl. ttittlltnittits. Mr. LAMB EON rose, pursuant to notice, to pre sent a Petition from General Gourgauil, which he did at the desire of a distinguished foreigner, a friend of that Officer. The character end mistime titan of the present Parlisment led him to hope that they would wood enquiry into ell sets of oppression whether practised epos foreigners or natives. The Petition complained of the seisere of papers, and of other acts of oppression practised towards Gm. Gimped, and be hoped that the Government would not add insult 111 injury, its the Case of a defence less foreigner. On the 14th of last November, hii. Capper, of the Alien Office, acceemented by seven or eight men, rushed into the General's room, and callisor on him to rise, showed him • warrant to leave the country. When the General asked Imam anomie his papers, Mr. Capper took hold of the bed-clothsr, in order to compel him to get up as be was, without allowing him time to dress.—lle asked him, agreeably to the provision of the Alien Art, to be carried before the Privy Coun cil, sod pistols were held to his breast. The General said he week! show his papers to Lord Sidissoetb, and succeeded in sealing them, though Mr. Capper I eadesvoured to snatch them from him before be hail sealed them. Mr. Capper told the people, Phu were collected resod the home, that the General was a mad criminal. He was then forced into the carriage, ander the feet of the Officers. An affidavit had been I made by General Georges'', that he bad been shown by a friend a chess in the Alien Act, by which be wan entitled to be taken before the Privy Council.—, (The affidavit was here read.) He was first taken to ' Harwich, sad sustained mock ill came in the journey from the insolent condect of the Officers, insomuch that he was in a high (ever. At Harwich he was taken before • Magistrate, by whom be was referred to Mr. Capper, wile offered to bring him clothes, and told him his papers were is the possession of Lord Sitlemeth. From Harwich he was landed at Colhaven, and west before the Governor to inform him That he had been seized by order of the English Govertiniest, as otherwise be would have been liable to be arrested, having tee passport. Ile had written from Haroich to the Home Department, requesting that ihis papers might be restored (the letter was h e re read); and received an ansorr, that his portfolio and 'papers bad been sent to Coshaven, in order to he re ' stored so him. He sent afterwards another letter, listing what he had suffered; that be had been kept foe, days in confinement ; and ',premium his hopes that no such order had been given by Lord Sid. mostb. The portfolio and pistols were sent, and on. thing else. The portfolio appeared to have been open. ed, sail be did not receive it, 'leapt in the presence of a Illinister of Police, at Cuxhaven. To another let. le, which he wrote to Lord Sidesouth, he received an I answer from Mr. Hobhouse, by emsonand of his Lord. ship, stating that enquiry had been merle, as to the fact of the portfolio having been opened, and that it was found to be without troth. The last letter had been sent to Lord Sidmoeth in February, the former in the month of December, and the first on the 18th of November. The General had four trunks, one of *Melt only had beets sent to Harwich ; and imbed been refused permission to leave the others with his friend Count Forbyn Janson. The last dors/sent on the subject was, a certificate from the Minister of Police let Hambiargh, bearing that the Gummi had staled the portfolio to be open, and that he bad ol.ened it without a key : that two of the seals were unbroken, bat that they might easily base been ',impressed after ' being broken. The prayer of the Petition was, that the General might be allowed income to England and deemed justice against those who bad •iolated even the provisions of the Alien Act. Suck • Petition ought to be granted, alike in sympathy toe defenceless man . end es necessary to the vindication of Ministers . themselves. The Petition wss then brought op, read, and the Iloseerable Member moved, that it should lie oar the table. Mr. 11. CLIVE replied at same length le the •tstemrnt that had been made. In comfy t the enacted of Gen.Goergairol, Government thouuht it nem/very to nyder him out ashy cnentry ; hut no u nn►cessary severity had been used, and the officers had sabered more than the General. He had at that time a temple el loaded pistols in his bed, and was abort to draw a dagger upon one or the officers; he ✓oodeaveored to bander the door of fho roach being shot, but I is hand had not been her' ; be hut been tibia to Mr Copper's bum et %'sua••all, sud Ii•IJ he should byre oil his d a she s . He had been taken, es he swished, before a Megls.rate at Ilsvarich, to whom he (Mr. Clive) bad rebuts, essclo.ing a ropy of the Allen Act. When arrested he had broke,* the window, and in that way had cot his hood; sni when ots the joetney to flvroich 11.01 repecedly relied moat mender. Ilia portfolio had been sent a-- cording to leis directions, and a letter wt. receivid from him from Coanaven, stating that it had beets s s sent. The object of the General appeared to be la give es ranch ttotiSle •1 p.issible. Sir R. WILSON felt hinotelf caned erten to st<to what he knew of this transaction s PsPeciellf a. h • name had, from delicacy, unt been untentioord in 'doe Petitillo. The Groerst had slice hero in a very difereht showiest be had sieve by hie merit, and was distinguished for his Vetity to a • ign in a moat helpless state. General Gootgand had thought it necessary to vindicate the military honour of France. 11. had told the General to deseind lobe carried before the Privy Council in nip he shout) be ours/ed. The (7iental had asked him if he knew a Dr. May, who had told him that be 114.1 known his Paris. m.'her and could IMI I. charge of his COM. (ponderer. ii. (fir It W.)told him that Dr. May re minded him of Oliver and hit bombers. Ibis Mill afterwards obtained SI. from the Geii•ral, and never afterwards called on him, when 11.• c..ngratelaied hid , that the man mat not • .py bat a "windier. He theta went on to deny the "(element made l.y Mr. tThre, and recommerded to his ll,n. Frivol to move that 1 1 .0 case he referred tea Committee of Enquiry, in u hick case he would motion! t Lord CAsiTLEKEAGII would caution the Gal lant General pilot gitring a lash pledge in the case of • men of whom he knew so little as of Goners'. Gooreaud. If the case stated had been tror, it would have bees, a case of great inhorenoity ; bet he 11,- pected the Motorist% of the limbs of Waterloo was inaccurate in his statement. 11'.,f it VIII Out to b.• believed th.t a respectalOe min, like Mr. Calyer, should here been guilty of it. Inbitad of Gett.Goor.. gaud poiniiii• to a drawer in •htch were loaded pis tols. he attempted to seize a pair, but was prevented by Mr. Capper. He then attempted to seize a slap gee, bet he fortunately laid hold of the wrong end, and the scabbard fell to his lot, and the dagger to tho Officers. 11. then broke the windows of the room, sod crtled murder, robbery, and rescue, lo order to c..tlect a Innb. Even when removed to Mr. Cep. per's hoes., he endeavoured to do the saute thing, and a ep hit portfolio, &c. himself; and on the road to ' lier•ich he struck the Officer, end endeavoured le obtain a text'''. lie left his portfolio in this coup. try, for fear his pacers should be seized, as those of I Count Les Class had been when he was landed in thea Netherlands. It was Georges(' himself who chose to be conveyed to Hambergh ,• sod he hoped the "House would believe that no undue severity had bees employed toward, that Officer. Mr. F. DOUGLAS thought his Hoe. Friend had made out a very strong case for farther 'equity. He blamer) the not bringing General Gourgaad baton the Privy Council, the only remedy allowed to fe. reigoers to save them from oppression. It had bees seed, that General Goorgasd had not asked to bet taken before the Privy Council. Was it by quibbles like this that the law against foreigners was to be administered? It was the duty of the Home Offices to have instructed General Gourgeed that he had the right to be Wien befote the Privy Council. Ho would ask any man who had been in foreign coun tries, if he should wish to be placed out of the pro tection of their laws, if he should be ignorant of same of their minute details? What right had the Hose Office to see General Gnergsod's portfolio? It had bees said it was 'Aged for the purpose of being kept safe for the General; but did they not know that be had friends in England, who were com petent to take care of his property. This was an in stance of the extreme danger of entrusting to any set of men the use of arbitrary power. Mr. BATHE:MT complained of the late period on which the attention of Parliament bad been called to this subject. The Houroarable Gentleman oppo site had not attempted to deny that Gen. Goergaud endeavoured to resist with loaded pistols, • dagger, and in the other modes already described. The lion. Member had said, that the General had not been in. linseed In appeal to the Privy Council. The Ge ' neral was sit days at Harwich, yet he never asked to be brought before the Privy Council, bet only de sired to be brought back to London to be carried bo p fore a Magistrate, and to bring en action for the treatment he had received. The General was lo structed by another pliant General (Sir IL Wilson) that he had a right to appeal to the Privy Council, and that that was the only course he could follow.— Hat the question was asked et him, and he expressed no wish to be taken before the Privy Council. Mr. F. DOUGLAS espleined. Mr. BENNETT said, tint any judgment he should have to make would el ways incline towards the cc eused, and not to the accuser. He believed the but I treatment which Gen. Goorgeed compl a i n ed of, he lm's* two Fooglish nts in the house could prove 1 ! it, and because it was the constant conduct of me P I thief•takers of the ilome.offic•—resist, arttl you ate knocked down. Did the persons at the Home-etlit• break the portfolio and seed she letters of Ges.ei•lL r I Gourgaud, or did they not ? They had not yet de met •, . A MEMBER, whose nesse We mild ngt learn. thou ht the Alien Act torcesaa , , to enable Mit , ior's to clear the country of toretgnera of sespiLious cha mfers. Mr. 111,..11T111 MON considered the Allen Act as disgrace's! is the country ; bat he cosh! nor howl In continco shr loot speaker of the brotalit)• a ..1 o,•• prettiest eseicticd ru•fer this Act. All the dc'eu:s FRAUD PREVEN /1110 coast ttttt the many attempts that am daily A amide to iistp-se ga She elists.ry a spathe.. envie.. .01'4 so. MeaA of Me ti Est) BLACKING ptepore 1/.1 f awl MARrIM, the, have adopted a aria Label, ea a hs. b their sienisture and addr...., 57. HIGII II(ILRORN. 14 Do eauspiremly placed in the erase o f the Lahr', that t h, Inibt via alier.ll.la wmb, and the difference of she r,1•.•. whi. Nea 4.11 Myer-peer.. will coatis patcbasers at once la arts the impnvissoa. Tit Real darns BLACK I G, matte Ned v. 1,1 11. y nod MARTIN, pi, ll.ca .11311. troy, and retailed b. Site trastipal Groeen,, lirseet.l.. Bookseller, Isooos-ac,ers, Bool•avallers, anr..a the Posed Kingdom, la Bottles at 6d.. Is., aM Sid. rack. wit.losivd, prier 3, in howl. (Tenth I..tiii ::GI of LIFE; a Non-Medical Coat• ii ounant. oat 4 (rum linnsaa Punit•, is %bilk tar Crates. &swain.. Mud tstatrfat I.llerti ..f Venete., 116matiglia•a. Sunnite. Setan.l hr. JIM rally dear:aped $ Pat 11. .attain- rater trona, no Ventage C.... plaints, or pituits!at g Part 111. em hgern Praen.al Übwrivattnas on Sean .1 D. lology. Self Ike.l in Nil IY. ie a fetus..' ra-e• elinsitanie nt 111 C per ..'dung robing', etplasstiegg taro on a ranailute rn adilitnerl g« tg a Irmeib and MAgois t of both Segel. ______ ___ . . Ily 1.11' , S aced 1.... Ceiba' awg 91;r4enrs. Mat he lad at 20, Palcrbaster two y fib. 1'..11 mall; .'.O, Ptcrieslly ; ;111, Oarned-yiet ci ; 24. Gen mei .i.....t. 5.A..; :34 Phii-borrei ; n 4, 81.e1.;iterl; 98. CUltp.;;l:, I...uodnu; :.masl al all IteN•lisr.l.... Mores. Gang and L... are to be rnrmsleril, n 4 IF Gal. r vrt, 413) r el their Aossrl end paaw D is m d , Cron if g ale ?ripe t• erl la doltishr astaairly ibe en , r. •arbors a 1(8411am. e for Advice and Medicine. a Stich e.a be forwarded to lay ',art at the Cow 111191 i Co. N. R. C. Ilerseess, 13, Reuvetie-ftrcet, Fleet-str.t. Loaf's's. RUPTURES rpretliiy and perfectly cored, with :•a)strairal operation.—M. TOUR, Sorg...a to the Dwain:to Delornsarr for tie cure of Peariek rof I Medical. d fliaigles, hat ill', f•ring a C..41115e of ispw aids of 116 )tan ..l DIM I , Cr „r urphelles. &ore:atria leis mires of :toe t ni r. e ham ardelilr applied himself to disenter a ream fur ... revoker a naiad), and galas he ha• haippii, being odd. safe, radical, and cirri - teal. n' • Pain locinisreseisce to, at in any wry Sac arch a,* of, the poseur; and alto irers shanty ~.sirrly poen.. '•at the D. retool% of ear of ea) Ise./ er boadaa. ,leare.— rill • ill he rblinied,hy ?dr. Vaisair, a 'ruralise ou Ito, tut:. sus.. laiMrsg ashrolalaLso of Care. t fn.o public ballet and private ii./S•ideata, ittrosneaihly prink; tad .hisre I Nil. —Ai IOM& 10 be rade al 46. berere's 4)%for.t-Hrrrl. /I is..re al annul. nee :tor Tin sill Foi.r. and ft as ..efl a slit Ni..., N • H. N. , ilsof..or kerpo a ise-on., •nt ..t I ,04,41,P0r 141 k, wait E.. on ‘ , 4 11% peal or ram, as it w material lot .e Polka Igo bare a eleialip:eil 14..4., 6 IlOthiE OF COMMONS. Mr. LONG reportrd (mat Cosmitiet on the Morttomer ton F irritate. thati the *se Member hail been duly r►tenrd, but that neither the Pettit...... r the optat.ittun to at hi.. f.tru lost or we Itilllollls. CITY CI.I.RGY. Prtiiiens were reindrd agailv Cu, Clergy n.ll. (p.m ISe of Sr. Ge.adr, Rm..lplo-Inur, Si. Ala> 11.gdales, Old Vlsit-Oree.,ssmd Ai. blithael. _ . . Lord LASCIELLKS lran the Wits*lsr klse/Ii• that the WO: g Newttwirl had bets ail, tcturard, aid that the Petbinn ins and vrli ati..n, Mr. Aldernis W A ITII M AN laud ap.at the toile a Pelitisi fruit Gobpori. agnswi She I riatrui Debtor: 11.11. A Petition Rata Wr.• La pros it.. ego:di/wino or abo lition of she Hots art C.c.!, Mos pre et ten br I. El.l.lglN. . - empenin VIS pre•re/rd t Pension from Lord V ullrtnrt, and (Maga iirrt.oro, rn.nyb.i ..o.g . r 4.1 under fres,n 1.. the li-orwelt of for e*. It mot or de.rd 116 be takes Mt.. (*moder ation no the Ole of %Int. The tu. th. r r.towdriarion of the ►l'uriece Art Amrtyletest r..ti wae is..s:postett, by Dr. P:111L1‘10K1:, mml the It of . . . . Tn.• Q*l.o ler ie.siao4 Don.ion CCU was rrad a Ibird lime, mad rl.r I',loisies as C3ro! , 11.11 ern. rem,' •'prowl Om.. IM ifse on..coal of Si. (.1..)1t01. 1111.1.. Itrafro. sere nat. , - .4 of tibe b% Thou , . nf iYn 'an.*, To-sortte Itondi of Lela. d 1 nad an Alrornri of the Souse's of two, oath r rdvia of i b . Pnsiero:. (1.-mrml. PEN ItY lILI.CTION. Slr C. cu r:111(.1. uir.,,eJ the Order of die not for ON 4P- C. , 114 ',ldling of e..e Proqo I:ie•I too the ( oftorellor of the rheirre hod room...fed ti. 1 Ina illeasalt SWAIM el:teS Through Ski -waste wll boot drhitie, to order Orst sitne-sea bef ih^ C .oloseire Not be droomord in terriers bo.xer than Lee. My. The 11.11 n.. mu,. read n wood isbe. and the Conorohlee t‘ed fi.e th-.tl of M is. 11 %As al-. o,tered.... Ihr 11110400 of Nr C. nun It ELL, Riot the new M ahould br twiner mo• yrrde.l after shut data. S.r JOU 1,1.1 . PORT, on tonno.lf nf Mr. Grattan, poll. ported Ole la•hohe Qleotoe gold '..;11h !twit. On lit r 0.1.00 of Mr. I.C*OI V.0.T0N.15 wa• erikrna that the 11. 4. I 1141% 4•lo , 1 soling/to nod M.nrloy. Tie dchislit n ou at • last bolos were culled over. TOWN or I LCH I:STKR. 1 Mr. BENNETT said, that he held in his hand a a Petition signed by the Rector, Churchwarden., and O,erse►rs of the Town of Ilchester, complaining of great hsrdslop and oppression. Ile hoped for the hoover of human nature, the fact. would be found In be over-stated. The Boreegh was the property of* particular family ; sod the present proprietor, south air view of having a smaller number of voters, had polled down a great flambe, of houses, and 163 person., men, women, and children, had been driven into the streets; -10 old men anti women bad been huddled together in the town-hall, and one female expected the pains rf child-birth a/jokiest any thing to separate bee from the others. The Petitioners na turally looked to the Horse for relief, and it was his intention to move that the Petition be referred to the Comosi.tee on the Poor L.... A Mt:MBE:R(64W to be Mr. Merest) observed that he had been applied to, to present the Petition ; bat his retorts for the Borough haring been petitioned 'Oast, fie had Animist it would kayo been invidious to do so. He would vouch for the troth of tbo state. cents in the Petition ; and rho person complained against was an individual of high rank and property. Ile hoped the Petition would be referred in the Corte. mittee on the Poor Laws, as no British Parliament could allow such conduct to pass without notice. Sir. WYNN list at a lops to know what coarse H..ase could adopt. The moral character of the tudisidual its question us. deeply affected by the statement that had been made; hot still he appeared to have done notbiug illegal, ■nd if any 'Ling illegal h,tl been committed, the law would milord relief.— A landlord might undoubtedly dispose as he pl►ased sit his properly, mod it would bo reliantly dangerous should the Bosse in such a case interfere. Supp-.e the Duke of Bedford, Grosvenor, or any other mest proprietor, give notice to his tenants to quit, tut the purpose of bating terser tines, could the Pmcs to; I