The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-02-17 00:00:00

REFUGE roe rats DESTITUTE. Yesterday. between two and three hundred Con.' 'lessee set st the City .f LOsiion Tavern, Bishops. isty.streert, to celebrate the Twelfth Anuitersary of Ms truly bssovoltrot lestketion. Ab..t serve o'clock his Royal flighnera the Doke ol York took the Chair, bevies the Rail of Liver. pnol ow hb right baud, sod Lord Sidesostk so his loft. ANT an ?inset dinner, end stony appropriate pv`a, the Anneal Report stated, that above 1,140 persoes bad already been admitted into this style's since its sommeocaseet, the greater port of whom, after some yean probation, wore completely reclaim. ed, sad wavy of them here decently settled i■ t►e ' world, sod leading esemplary lives for probity, 16. 1 dewy, sod every social virtee, Omagh some of them had bees redeemed from the gallows, et►ers from traespertstion, sod all of this from the most mretched state of misery and (Harem. ------ It is Indy consollos to tbe Mends of hoosnity to sea the Stetestasa sod the Philosopher, the Chrielies and the Jew, uniting their wideavoors to mese their fellow•crosteres, by gentle treeteirot sod kind in. etrecties, frost a state of dissipation, misery, and went. _ _ Abeet a theorised peeled' were subscribed on the oseseiem, •n.l imonipt them who sestriboted most liberally, we were happy to find a rocisimed The cotedact et the Teaser*? end Seeretary, sad ell three cemented with the fastketion, was seine sally applauded. Several ♦acelloat amebas were delivered, and the good effects of Iseieat sioneres dearly deesenetrated. These woes have as yet been only tried apes a swell male; bet es Sr James Macintosh is .boot to bring in • Bill fete the Berm of Commove, with a view of rendering oar Criminal Lows less s•meel nary, and better adapted to the degree if civilisa tion that every where prevails In Earepe, it is to bo hoped that rev Ministers will pelt by what they heard yesterday, and see the necessity of revising est laws, slid of dimiaishing the frequesey of these horrid rascutione, which have ise hen armed out Coeutry. The *sample of weeders items, where there are more charitable insiitetioss than in asy imeetry Is Estop', sod were we have lately witnessed mere crimes, hypocrisy, sod deceit, them any where elm, proves beyond thepossibility of dealt., that whatever say be the moderveers of 'imam Individeels to re claim the wicked end renew* the dietreesed, their el forts, without wise logistatiem, ono waraely be re potted to prods's, leech matinee! good. ♦ laical Before" of ■eels. like • Radial Refers of po litics, meet come from jest sod equal laws, which proportions the petaishmest to the offset*, encoring* vines sad Wesley, mod teed to pelmet rather this to pettish crisis. PIRACY., Tit SHIP JAM IZTKACT 01 A MITT= IMO! JAMAICA, PIC. 111 " 1 as glad to inform yet of err arrival here eta the 18th iestant. We left Madeira em the b l e Z: November, sod the same Say, at three, was by a pirate skip, of 18 psis, who took peemessiern, drove all oar crew below, and placed sestinele ever the stets; rue the ship before the wind seder the remmaged Gael seerehed Is ship Am smemey, se they said, sad piano/era ms et • quitehlie cask of Madero, •.e barrel of porter, see SA eight dosage of bottled porter, is. dean of PS& try, spy-glass, sod my best sweet, besides welle Ing•apparel, and drank three doses and a MN of port wise, sod sundry ether steres.--Tbe crew were apparently &Wish ; they leepratly threatened to pet as all le damth,to present ieforme. lion, which I telly espoeled they would de, free, their conduct. The Cemwedor told me he was e wood Paul Jew, God cased for se gag: messy be wanted, rod awry he m..ld have. At lest they swore me not to were to Midair*, or to give soy Wertheim, of them befetrerser arrival in Sissies,.., if they caught mo attempting it, I was to upset se Mercy. Z. 07 left es sheet oiliest night, mad allow ed es to make set, they laying In, which we did, Gad daring that sight spring oar femme. Om the in the miontieg, at day-light, Palma bore E.S.B. as. teat eight or ten leagues, observed the same pirate, with all sail, standing after us : imposter. sto other than he was coming to pet his former threats Into esecetion. I endesvoered to get ie shore of him, bet coming pearly calm, and he pieimg is es, at eight armed our beats, and took to them, net being We to defend the ship, as the wily weal of sac. lag oar lives, rowed fir Palma, bet the beans urea after springing op frees the westward, enelliod him to come fast up with es, sow got us seder his pins, and was obliged to go sloop/6 to wed sir fate. without hopes of mercy ; hot t. our peat serpris• met with every kiadoess ; towed ea up b the ham spin, which we repaid.' sheet few s'etirch, after restrain els my seztemt sad appellik sad giving us (reit, be said he would see M. MM Trades, and kept with es all night, and It. gust awning sent his boat with orders, to ninellll tof our way to Jasmine, and be stood 'maim& tae hie of Teserille. He had pleedaved a British eserrellite few days before, which pet into Madeira while we were lbws, aid he said that be had leak fang, and all !weds bet woe." Greet Mlliellf were wedeto save the Ilk of Conieroy by the Prommetirt earl Meads; bat •wing to his setrogswes eeedeet while le Newt/tit, throat ening to rip up the besets of tree of the Wilkey% etodored ell &pp/iodises isolketeel. Soow..drops were ezhildtvd for the fret Is. this whiter, yesterday, to the flower-prdew of Coma prden. COILS MAUI?, Fn. l7.—Oar market nations sbuadantly 'implied with all grain, for which the de. mod is very trifling; sod what little Wheat wee disposed Otitis morning was at ember lower terms thaw on lfondsy.—Tiso Barley trade is eznedlagly doll, sad although lower prices were asked by fell la. per quarter this wen Oblllloll4 IN Meade', WM, • asks could be stetted.—liessis Peas, sad Outs. enalso.chesper, tie supply of wed bele' tarp end Tery few bryero. OLD DAILRY, Fsa. 17. This morale( the bedlam al &se Sodom eammemed beim he LIMO Maven. Meessaosa, Mr. Alitflllllo 1118111BWILL. Ike. At ten &clock Mr. llama Ciamvam, Mr. Jostles Dear. sad Mr. Jostles tamaamoss mowed she Coen. when, after the Prisoners hod plimied, disk several piess mearded, Samoa (Airway, a boy, wog pm se Me be. charred phi meal lae a spmatity of WA hem she hems of a Mr. Laagmem. Mary-te-Moser. The foe.. moo Andy imelo on, sod Ile Jury returned a omen et—Clelliy, Met recommeodod W Mrs to • 7• PAY4I. IIiTRI.LIGENCIL -..._. DIAL, Frt. 111.--Remain as per last. Five P.M.—Severel vessels are mole, le with sigeals for pilots, Red preeeediog for the River ; per• w ai lers not known. Possessions's, Fn. 16.—Arrired the Gen. K7d, Windsor, Atlas, Streatham, Lord Wellleitis, Sraknob', Bombay, and Herefordshire, from Lms doe for India ; and • ..mbar of out ward.briond vas snis.—The ships which *tiled on the 14th last. are meet of down pet beck. Cowes, FEL 16.—Arrived the Amity, Gray, from Loodon for Batavia; Lloyds, 11111 1 Ploorson, for Cock and St. MIMS; and Wellington, from Wade fee the Cape of Good Hope. Pt.oritoveyn. Fat. 15.—Sailed the Stockton, Long. M, for Calcutta ; and woo others wattrard.bound. FALMOUTII, some estward 'boned Tennis and coasters. LYSINOTON, Fss. 16......Neee of lb. ships with the trseps on Wardle, the West Indies, which saliva on Seeder lest, hare use beck ; bet t►e wind is still S. S. W. sod blows hard.—Ar►iesd the Sappho, Stewud, from Loads. tee Madras. Leessroot, Ft.. IL—Arrived the Blucher, Peeress, frost Calcutta • salted the 41st„ sod from the Send Heads the 11StiiSeytember, in emempeny wish the Argo, he Liverpool, sod Briton for I..sedoe. The AUse, Skeen free) Leedom, esei;ed at St. Ile. leas the Seth Deeember.--Mee arrived here, the Shannon, ILeseall, from Dammam ; sailed the I3th January, in compimy with the Ammon, for Liver. pool, sod Symmetry, for London ; the Beehive, fee liverymen wes to mil le 14 days.—Also arrived, Mel G•ovels, Stubbs, from Sevemsah ; sailed the 144 h J y, b erempeay with the Jape, for Liverpool. Aye, Fan. 13.—The Lord Gerdes., Cuthbert, el this pert, from New Brmesoick, got a•groend yesterday en the reeks at Lady hie, sod is fall of water.—Crew saved. Souuswoms, Pas. 11.—The Jobe, Howes, of Tormesth. from Newcastle to Plymouth, With seek, get em the 13ersord Bead esSoterdoy leet,sod mess ed there eight hoors,but was got aft, sad breeght lute this poet Issky. A FEW PLAIN QUERIES, RELATIVE TO THE, PLAN IN MUTATION FOR IMPLoNNANT OF THE LOOK AND Tilt RILDOCTION OF POOR RATAN. (brutlse. Is It sot guttural for lasdheltion to es. sloes their Issas, said pnreest the deterloraties .f Ask *as pteperty f—Asswee. Certainly. Q. Is there soy lojeolles Is ispretlex their ass estates, sod letting est their laads to tamers who gles the toast trouble and highest rent?—A. Nese. Q. Is It mot rissesablo for moo to .arid them. slim N-41.. Yes ; but bet at the exposes .( the me. . . as" Clie est the rich relieve the peer le &trees ? A. Tyr, Imam the ISM compel them be make pre. fides for there. Q. Do tiny mew& so volsebtrily ?—A. Yes, by mg ni Garet e.bult les. Q. Why Broth, poor Otte eairstefel for perneidel 1 mimosa?--A. Beams they do eat thank as for that to which they tltiok themselves eetitlod. Q. Why do they become dl. and amend high worm ?—A. Beeson they know their families most, et soy ram, be oreietsioed. Q. Why ere es my eeirotefel for sluts ?—A. Be. mese dm lodepsedeet spirit fools dogroded by charity, [ @MI6 there ore more hee•orablo morose of relit Q. BM bee toe the rand poor be outplayed ? A. Is a knot measure by mitigating the soil. Q. blest the rkb, the., give op their leads to the peer for their mulattoes°, ?—A. By no means; a small slip of load, let at a law rem, wield mote a poor family comfortable, and might ultimately revert to the Lord of the Manor in a mate of improvement. Q. Is it net better to provost the inu;see of the peer, than first to wake poor, sad thee maintain these ?—A. Cortaiely. Q. Hew are yes to prevent their increase I A. Hy espleyieg the indestriess on the leads, and advancing smell loses to set thee noise`. Q. Coale this be dose wkhost injory to large ?sawn ?—A. Gotland,. Q. How an the rieb elected by the aosAnspley. emit of the peer?—A. la may ways. It sheeld be considered that the greeter pert of whet the rich geto by emlereenseet of estates, they most refilled ie high wages, Poor Rates, or charity, or else the peeseetty„ tie elleteglh of a toiletry in war, and its boost le 0..4 pesos, west he eaterniested altegetber, by which weans, like the weed-eetter in the fable, they eat away the branch es which they sit, sod thoeght. Leidy 114101denla their SW§ dowers!. _ _ _ Q. Q. 0. • I. the Coen of Cease. P 1... yestottloy, Mr. Cenuitts. the seetkeeet, tostrered 1091. frees penes of UN seas of Jonas, wbe hod woe that see et his own hone and various *this piano, 1,.. docks io Mr. Cramer mairl•y, UN many been M r. C.'.. As sel-past was plakad op, a fort Ad op, es Orel ads at Harwisb, shish esesersd debt Whim is Issetb, end, ea Wag ropessi, was fossil le aretaia one Modred end fertramia yarn sem, all of 'blab are still livinx. EZTLAORDMAIILT tierce Setwie.--The Comet, Lois► Miatk, Capt. T. blaasses, sailed frees Laid en NAN last, at Imihrest Ave e'cleek le the after noon, and arrived et ilitivr's Wharf, Leedom, es Seedily at two tested, Iraoioi perforated b e , verge of ',boat 600 miles le less thee 46 beers, beteg the quickest patine ever before made. IMPERML PIRLUMISIVT. ROUSE Of LORDS, Vics.llll. TM wean wee steeleiseeeed tie the Miripie of Bele. M.N.TM et. Defies' am lees reed • mend Si.., she ewe. sitars, aessithed. sell the 11114111 ordered le be reed adeled MM to-seereve.—Adisereed. ROUSE Or COMMONS. At leer 'Vert itte Meese proceeded to belles kw Mt Car niters to try tie works et die Peddles wowdkrietag •f mine rearm far herby. gra Weston Ileistrt. la kw swam of the ~Meg kw Clerk apposed It pre We wkb IM nisei wbkb were as fellows t PENUIT James Marla Lind. Reil iv Vres Joseph Nebel. re Humphy Finsesseth, Km. Tortend. Req. the Hall William tloprard. John Mikis, right. Esq. Maud MAN Ky. Richard Liner MIR. R. ais Cr e4o /1144. Il Dowses veil, E.g. ikseel tP. Holfsed, Esq. Clarks Haney, F.47.l:;:kaws:d.. w OOTTON RASSIITT Bkiwidw His. Scott. Hr w. H. PAW., Saagel Crsespees,_Bl4. William A. illemags. Esq. Loll Jahn Theme. Lem H... Sir Jahei !!Gowan. fHrr Joao Osehwael Kim, H. F. Lensed, Ilk Cheeks Klermeresse, Hs& H. Cecl i Hoe. William Lamb, JINNI= Rolle, Req. BR I ORTON. Mr 0 WRIINTER prauted a Petition from the Istlsishit ors of eonspissialpg et the greet isereare of Oben' Rases, sad posyleg refief.—Referrel to the Committee u the Peet Laos. SCOTCH BURGHS. Mr. HOME promoted • Tinkles from the Ishobilagb of Ws LIMA ROM* set 1111•0trase. what the spores Greet Sur r e : tharstn.te.. whirls hid saprrvesed •• the 1111104 al kill Ilsill neigh. .r Scottamt. previa& that tee rights mil 1144 the Saheb:no* et the said Repel baths might be restoroL—Orerred be onete T d. INSOLVES DF.IITORS. Mr. CORNER presented • Petition treat the Dehten coo lant le carsick Jail passion ter the enmities of the pitied of Sae !Gooiest Act.--01.terel I. he primal. CORY LAMS Mr C. MONO( prattled • Fruiting free the °rapiers mil Onset. of Lard a• llotheenherl•nd. arsine 1W ihe mil of the kingdom •as salbrieut for the pepalattes i dial It h Upson loie to allow of the Isego•rt tress fames liebleleirS. ten bye. •r ankles that NM yeediseed is ass. swot sod OM thwl ibe Prtion• be regimen no a C•epoittee. Th• the owe canner.—Ordeted is Ile so the tell,. sad to he ',Uwe. ORCESTKR ELECTION. Mr. HO WORTH prep...telt • Pffinalifirema the Agent et the Peilite•reearisse she Weems,. Weds". pntyleg rat is ea • erases artist siege el noir* Imo retNeitilllM. The eels. title hetes reed, the Petillsger. W. Gray. was marl us the Bar, sad the time assentor slit Maeda , INDOR ESTAILISHMSKT. Lent CASTLEREAGH pot sir his malt..• rapectlee the WWl.' Enalstsphesonst iIR Motif mat. The Report sst the Grommosee on OS. ieberrt was lai be Is te.morro s wed as it ma err, sheet It *add be la Mg emoliesstise lbws early. Mr. TIP.RN ET woe ostler. dila le Illsoeity be would moue that she 10,uUti. a year warms/ to be grassed sr the Ostia id Teti, timid be Ibles trues d siacTeosie Privy . Porse.—LHear!) OXFORD . The SPEAKF.R ll•ssiatett the Home, that Otejesitieserni rgaptelsoge of as etehle Reign far she Ctrs ef ohm* Pauline hsl. me the hi et February. Meg enigma te br ease beta etra.llennioto an Teasley the Ilds Meech, hot sal ellessi IN* the glad reemplisaaesa. The steMer was are.rliesi*,_lhchasied. MR. WINDHAM QUIN. The STRAKER Wen j t aleseell she Ilippept AIM he had se wield • letter tram she Bra. ilf.Q•le. stole. shell he It oil pet off. la elotiegress the stall of tem Nye., is Btlllllll ia his Mare. lea he had bees takes ill is Dahlia. 0.• die msdas lir R. WILSON, the Oat fp* Mr. Q•Ssie items/Ms se He Sue •estestargre till trinserow selotiNt. RANK OP IRRLAND. Mt. GREPIFELL ohneved, that the Accounts for which. is persons" of his notice, he was about te woos, wen of three deseripstoes. The list re ined le the Woos of Paper by the Bonk of Ireland ; Ilse second to Deposits of the 'Attie Nosey in the rank of Ireland; the third, the Remeseretiou ee Ilse part of the Public to the Bank of Irelind for the etessagewint of the Public Debt and ether nreiceo. With triplet to the list goblin, the been •f paper, he believed it would oppose Int those inns had leagued sine, 1797, in a mach greeter proper. ties than the josses of the Bank of England, ter tbelli being in 1797 800,0001 they were eow four milli's*, and a half. With respect to Um second subject, the deposits of public SNOT in the Book of Ireland, those deposits were of theses* oaten as th• Go. veremest deposits in the Bank of Englaod. Tbsp had, however, very aseviderabit decreased desks the last three or feet years. That decrease Wei la the proportion of 15 to 3; the Treasury, the Chao eery. end the Ear:began being 'handy departments of the Irish Government deposits from whist, wise' placed Is the Bank of Ireland. Or the Ist agtt.' near, last the aggregate asenot of throe sits did not record 700,0001. It wee his Ai that all those who transacted the puddle broineos l eboold be rewarded liberally. fished combated the emoluments derived frees public balances by the Bank of England, net beans they were liberal, but beams* they were peeress rewards of the as,. vices reedered to the Public by the Beek of Eng land ; sod he hod no hesitation to say that the Beak of Ireland was fairly entitled to the adventages de rived from the deposit of the sem he bad mentioned. With respect to the third subject, the reasoned's which the Beek of Ireland received for she assuips snot of the public debt. he should say little, for this Vol reason, that Me Bonk of Ireland melted no such remenration. The Book of Ireland charged Retiring ferithot or any other service to the Irish Go. tereseet. Wit/seat wishing to make any iovidlon nroparisen between the ended so this point of lie Beak of England and the Bank of Ireland, he might be permitted to commend the liberality of the Beak ef 'relied, end to repress his hope that the re• stilt etl the investigative, for the Institution of which he had given notices( a unties, would be to set op the example of the Beek of Ironed es that which the Bask of England might to follow. The lion. Gee. EOM" then moved for a variety of Papers, the sob. Osseo se which was as follows : "Ao accent of the total weekly antoont of Beak. seise sod Bank Pest Bills Issued by the Beaks( inked is 1818, dhtiegaiobing the Bask Poet air from the Bank.notes, and these seder IL is yak". As scampi of the average gement of Irish Beek• l sines and Bask Pest Bills in eirceletiou helf.yearly, from 1797 to 1818. An account of the highest cod lowest amount hi circulative tiering the same period. j An accent of the Wanes of Cosh In the booth of the Bank of Ireland daring each month of 1818, be. longing to the different departments of the Treasury, Chancery, end Eichneer, separately and alien. ' gately. An account of all other balances twinkling to Public Dopers meets le the hands 'f she Bonk of Ireland, not spoiled in the foregoing motion. An account of the amount of Declaimed Dividends in the bands of the Bank of Ireland. An account of the allowances mode by the Public to the Bank of Ire land, sod of the charges made by them for managiog the Public Debt. and for other Service* to the Poblis its the year 1818." iiva . Mr. MANNING, netwohsta.d..% .he stise.eued attack which the Ilesteerehfe Gemkaolin bad jest side en the Beek et Regisodi hoped the Reese Would eistain from forming any opium. on the sub. jou, call the Honourable Gutless. ahnoill melt* the motion •Mch he bed gives solicit of Ma intuition to mike after Rester, when he (Mr. Measles) 'rested he shield his able to satisfy rho Hoare that the charge. mode by the Bask of Ragland for the tretegeowtet of the Public DAM, sod for other set bleu to the Politic, were perliemly reasonable, ud such es ought to be allowed. The mottoes were thee Greed hi. SURCHAItUat. Sir M. W. RIDLEY nosed forte Account of the Netuber and Aliment d s.rebirget on Farmers at Herse.dettlets, deriver the salt sit months with the Decision Of the Cesemiselours thereon. ' The Hoe. Berestet mid, that be 118 oat attach blame to one perticeler ledlvWeel j bet that, In his (Tiniest, the eystem of sureherging oil the Assessed Tales was most epptessise, end in some Instances was Merl. —He begged to all the attendee of the Right floe. Geodesists opposite to this soNfect, sod to empress his hope that some tensors night be &Mout in get tits of this oppressive system. If the Right Hen. Geodemee did slot she any Mt" on the sebjeet, he Mir M. W. Ridley) should feel It his duty, after the Basset recess, to bring It soder the cussideratioe et Perliemeitt. The CIIANCELLOR of the EICHF.QUItIt NW, be sawed be pry glad If the evils complalood of by the Hoe. &rocket cost/ be tooollied. He .as epprobeaelve booster, that It *sett{ be some lived before the Referee eb bed fir by the Hen. 114 reset mold be made .p. Mr. Aldermen WAITIIMAW observed, that wow of the somber," In qeStino hid been of an 'seemly* and most oppressite rotors ; sisal tae owe so, whew it was consideted h.* mecls the pro: petty on *hick they Isere ibposed had boon de. preeieted. The motion was then agreed to; as Wes elm, motive by Sir M. W. RIDLEY, foe su Acciseist et I the Nonsbet of Bertherges made fist the roplersent of Persons occasionally to osteh end preserve USN* yet heist/ muter GaNtokeepeta. RECUIIITIVI VOA OYFICEI t HUMAN!). Sir JOHN NEW t'ol4 r eaweed for lees. to beteg • Hitt le esteetito timailaed aid !Mead Ili. previ sions et the 106 Crew. 111. csp. et, retretadeg tee manner ,f tahieg Steeerities ter all offices tespecthag which iesettdrae were required from the persons hold bag there. Sit G. 111 1.1. intimated that sense regelatlent were la conieumplotialt by Golerstment. John New pert withdraw Isis metien, with an anderttsadin‘ that, should ea propnaitleas he braitaght forward et ant early period, he 'Geld be allowed agaie to selwalt It to r►e Hoot*. Sir J. NiiWPORT mooted for leave to bting it! Bill for estoblishing rewords for wiring the lives of teases sod poissongoeselotpwreeked •r in diorite — The rewords ►e proposed to be 14M oat of the corri. if any, eyed ; if mot, to be psid by the Public.— Their Nod b•ra for IP OW time rewords for satin wises, bet, obese to sey, some for siting less* Tito CH A NCELIAR of this EXCII NUM otli t fbat fa. to the prompt*. en co 000000 t to hosittiltyi there mold be no objection. Mr. Q G UMW' oilelood to locoman& tit. Bill wit► ene Ito iettaded to bring forward for the recd. very of Writers, kr. fir J. NEWPORT ►sd se objection to ibet, but hoped the Hoes. would, in timeless time, van his Bill to be brought isk—lreato glues. The Twenty Million. Entre/per Bill• Bill wig reed a third time sod peeved. GALWAY liI4IICTION. _ _ Tile Adjostsejbobsis OSii• am oi4Ss for 'alining As ties for sottning into Rocogaisasess is behalf of the Podding emesplaising of at; weds* liners fee the Canty of Galway, having be resemeed, Sir J. MACINTOSH observed, that by the I. dmigeno, ghee Hone be wee mew ...bled to malts a short statemmet el the grneds es which the Po. (m imer preyed for the enlargeeent I. genies ; in doing which the Hone would perceive that their equity and liberality were strongly appealed to by the circemstaaces of the cue. The time prescribed for en orlt.g late resegoiseaces was 14 days. H. conceived that the seen of the dmeregeation of the 11.,... to adhere rigerouly to the rule in the cue of Pathless from remote parts et belated, would be to Net the door of the Howe spinet each Peti. lions. By the provisions of the Act, Recogni. sanees nada not be ester iato without giving eight days notice, which sight days were lacieded is the 14 days; sad it woold be impossible in the .remaitting time to comply with the rule I. case of Petitioot from the teatime parte of Ireland, son as the county of Galway. 'lle gustier' for the Hesse, therefore, was, whether they would pass the almost verge of possibility, sad Is a time for the teetering into Re. eogniaances in Petitions from the extreme ports of Ireton, is which enamtenication by letter could net take place. He had looked into the 'serails of the [ Hesse, and found two eases beetles as analogy to the preeent—samely, the cues of Saliash aed Dee. pun, in which an satiation of time MI6 granted by the Hone. I. the case of Ssitash, the time bad jest elapsed, as in the present este ' anti au sp. plication wee made for se eateeskie, en the posed that lettere had ben mislaid which were met by poet. It we, to be recollected that Saltash eat not a fourth pert of the distance of Galway; and certainly greater aegligeecs had bees shows has la Wig CMS. In the other rue, that of Denprvoe, the grouted of application we,, that the Petitioner was residing at the time at some dis tance from the place where he Madly llNldee; mad this use deemed by Ilse House a sufficing wane for enlarging the period. Mew, be esimarived that a Pe tition from a remote part of Irelaed was emitted to • treatment at least as tevearable me that which the Potitiners is this last case esperleseed. H. was es. Listed that if the prayer of the Petltioe was acceded to, the Nail/mot would riot be fend fitriotous or vexatious. Tiro Petitioners were resolutely dOrr mined t• prosecute their Petitions, if the Howse would only keep thr doors of jowls* epee io Mem a little longer. ne Homershlo mod bromisod Gew. Oman ceseleded with series, that farther doe, to the 11th of !torch pest. Co greeted to the Pint tioners to toter into Mit ftecogeiseocee. SIS St S. PK