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vet only try to place one of their owe party as Re presentative, bat two if possible; for I premise is the Whigs, if they again attempt the iedepeodence et Westminster, the Electors will gralefelly reed led a Joists ow ahem PO party an ewer place any political alliance. On the merits of the ethers I shall comment freely, sod seed thee a few strkteres on the Scribes and Parasites—the Tandem Travel. ter is the Dome Department sod his Medical Ad• triter—the Dead sad the Traitor, with many take mowing miscellsoies.—With best wishes, I am thy Weed, Camberwell, lib It Ilesib. NHL OBADIAH. INTELLIGENCE. DIAL, 11111101 11.—C... down from the River, last everting, the D.ph.., Middle.., for Cork sad South Seas ; Solos, Walker, for Cadis ; Fortuna, Hoard, far ditto; Nerias, Locklow, for Gibraltar; Morglana sloop of war, for a foreign statioo ; Vey. ogee, Jogs's. from Shields for Demeran ; Aurora, Ratak from Newcastle forCorthagmla ; god Neptune, Heard, from Ilell for Cadiz; sad sailed this after. noon, with the rest of the outward-booed, on their respective voyages. Mee P. M.—Mere vesselsrro melon dews sod (ohm throogh the Downs, names unknown. Powtswootn, MARCH 11.—Sailed the Boone o tormor , —, sod Savage, --, soder jury. waste, to the Esstword. SCILLY, MARCH S.—A member of vessels hese pot back bere by coattail , winds ; amongst which is the Vital, Roberts, from Poole to Liverpool, basiog carried sway her mast head and boom. PA MOW. MARCH Viliers, Dalton, of Sesame, loaded with copper ore, street on New land Island last night, aad immediately cook—crew and port of materials saved, bat the vessel sad cargo will be lost. 1113 LL, MARCH 10.—The Little Cherish, hPlEitter, free Philadelphia, arrived hem this wernisg, after having beets ow abort et the Spero Point. BtLPAtT, Masai B.—The Ileslet, —, for St. Themes's, Meek ow a rock 23 wiles South of this on Thursday 1004 ; she got off with the assisteeee of two revenge cruisers on Saterdey, end has arrived bete with HIM doessge. The Csptsin loss killed hie self with a dose of laudanum ; the tease oast be re paired before she cast proceed. The seermats hoe Madrid already speak of another Consort for Vreotstaso VII. "'base choke, it is mid, at present waeoes Weise a Pliocene( Sammy and one of Sardisria." It is tboesbr, hoerter. that she filters Q 1141911 sill be a daughter of the King of SAROMIA. Ills Msjesty tta now therefore set 'best embroideries a robe to good elect. Extract of a letter front Toooriffo. Jere. 6 : We are seffering the onset cruel oppression from the Gower...eat of Madrid toadies orders pe riodically to levy cootributions me es, which the im- I peverished state of oar islands traders illepilf 4 lble I to pay to Say retest to satisfy our rapacious rulers. I To the last of thew orders, cur Govereor, • humane emu, repreemeird the utter impossibility of temple- sate. The reply he received by return of post, was , the commatods of tits Kies to prepare for the tree's- Noe of a Itegiment of Catalans (the most ferocious of all the Spanish soldiery), who are to be quartered on such of the ishattiisets as may he unfortunate h slot to be able to pay. Ws are besides threatened with • visit from the erlnd expedition from Cattle, as it passes along for Buenos Ayres.— The wee wet last year to Pere, stepped here for a supply of providoos ' which distressed es much to pay for , though they did not get half what was called for, and they steed in Deed of. It was said, after they were oat of might, that if the real destination was so distaet as the Pacific, that the oofortooste soldiers, 2,000, mast pet ish all hunger. They were made to believe that the voyage was only to Porte Rice, which would not exceed 25 days al most.— N.B. The above is the convoy of traosports and frigate takes by the Chili squadron in the Pacific." Ais scoorms.---Tbe foliage les Rees* anecdotes ere melee. from the Journal de Geed, which is ark basted for its betted to this cowry, mad its inces sant babes,* to depreciate oar natiaael and istlividoal eharscter:-.- As lostmeee sf revoillog impiety laftly reek Owe is ai village seer Lambs. A arm. eekliesily u.rh a Amigo sf torsi big religiose cerviwasier boo ridicule. esamesatiled is lee will time hie berm, similleestly bersemed. Assail he Id in his game, sad Ars Meal Weird sloop whit him. Is seam (to me big sus weeds) Ohm so fir day al resatreetion be melee be is readiness is proceed mi Homes. as/ remelt it berme the rest sf hh feilem-eresomee.—tliit Mk is sot all—ter the 'Wines et ale *Melia satins, ibis article se Ike sill woe posminelly -7 ibe Mitlimy Law of liaolaad Y the inset harbaratts 4 soy I. Eutaw. A soldier Is IMISIOrtiIMeS to receive a Mosostad Indies A sorgessa wawa by mil areasioaally feels the pate of the etiniaal, to aseertala haw man lashes* ssibt Me ink to bear. anneal actenly fallow a medllce to eels bortible torten. Winn swam is. enders no awe, be Is ealbemoi bark to prima. Tine she amain wilt uMAA Ms body are elm tinny covered are dressed. sad obeli They heal so for as loroable Ms is safer Ike renainkr of Ms poolohnen. the unhappy wrote* is 14 back to the halberts het Mat royale. A roman, Ocasleran. by ewenswas Rieke, and of miry mosidembee es prom ha collected, nod is will rain -tin. every rape Nat Moberg and foe Maoism erisniook ehrostaboot Log. had, Scotland. sad Ireland. The nneme tbie original, per. Neu. la ebrasological order. a Meg range of rams, ityntsartri. rally Molted Mon she walls s sus isocriplioa is attarbed N run rope, mostalalos tbe maw of tbe rriwiul orbs solllned by it. a Minn e at she envie, penicalon 4 she trial, sad specify lag the nate and place. eyrie the very day and boar of his emonsista.— To mosplem this ribbon of carlositles. a way magenal no bla teem save. she eallorsor will probably Moo Itinself at sad leave Mimeo far no eminent the sbiossieol bingtapby." THE MINORITY es tuna v mum nq ■I. f . ■OtMOS ITN TO INE TIMIS& Alibmrp. vi..... Itispiwod, W. P. Philip.. Gen. lIS. 11. Near, Jr. Phenip.. Cf. jos. J. F. Him. It. Pi.mrr.ll. Draa. Mika Hoelmmo, Wm. C. r4/115. , . C. F. 111 `wwl. J•ein It Wee SSI .1 . D. i'Mr. P. TII•Ss. fakers. %la. lirsmerd), .1. F. P.,c., K. Cliiirci.ll. Laid C. IlJet•mbe. J. Is Iticiro. D. Faikralt. J.: LosOom, Jnb.. G. Itsi!Je‘, 5.r M. W. CWiss. 1..r1 Melee. J. W. ItAierts. W. T. Diatoms, W. MSS well. J..iin Swish. limn. D. Doodah Tao. Mole. Mos. W. Smith, W.. boles, CA. Maria/. It. 5.W... Earl of 1111101, Kilward Stork. Sir C. Tierney. RI. Itam.G. ilir._ Weis& V O.C. hi non., Pro, Thorp. Aldermen inialot, Reim. liempiri. Sir Milo Wilimmi W. fir. .1. W . Nem item. Robert W. 1.... Mr R. fir. Mr %%. Pliillio.C. M. Wiliumiii, Wo. OniGN. Prom. Ina. raa—D. W. Ilwyty sod Aldine* , NVitiiimisi. THE S 1 1 A ESMAiv: Ti rat EDITOR or ras STATESMAN. Ilta,—Men has one important questioe arises oat of the success which the Llevaa•ilneeetsys have obtained in the Chamber of Peers, relative to the Lea of Elections. Ma character of the proceeding is, at present, pretty elver ; bet what shape it may hereafter assets., or what may be the final result, is a question of on little difficulty. For my part, I sow well to the Geese of Freedom from this novel cosiest. The present contention with the Govern. meet is sot for the purpose of narrowing the power of the Crown, bet to Weed it lobo all the evils of the ancient despotism. The Ultra-Royalists wish to see the old times Morn, with all their Nodal bran. sty. and the entire eat ism ion of the little liberty which France has gained by her breve bet unfortunate atm& for the establishment of just an I equal laws. The policy which has been adopted by Government to coenteract the wicked designs of these men. is not of a assure to be rencrionvil by any Friend of Free dom. It was fighting for the Charter, with weapons forbidden by the spirit of that Constitution itself. - I +sold net algae, that evil may be don., in any test. in order that geed stay ensue. Bet lam com pelled to look at the thing as it is ; end I am per suaded, that s h e degree of liberty which does esist under the Charter will be not only prestreed by the additinn which has been recently made to the Chamber of Peers, bet enlarged and rendered mine were. It may be safely presented, that all (be per sons now ad d to the Peerage are friends to a Condit Wiens! Gorernment, and enemies so the pre tensions of the ancient despotism ; sod we all know, that some of them are men who greatly Need for the independence of the nation, and for the Ittany of the Floret. New barriers, to protect the liberties which still remain in France, will be erected by these men. The Ultra-Royalists may, and it is probable will, rai.e the standard of rebellion spinet their King, under the presence of saving hies from him self and from his enemies. Bat if so, they will be annihilated by tbe hands that a ill 00000 end the Char. ter. The whole nation will be against them ; and, la such a struggle, the Peens cannot fait to gain SWIM slrengsb to the Calla uldch it peculiarly (heir men. I must say, Sir, that. altheegh I cannot look at ibis position of alfain in Franco without emotion, I in *stint from it very happy resells for the Caen of Freedom. A FRIEND TO THAT CAUSE. March IC, 1319. DARING OUTRAGE.—Last Right, about wren o'clock, a gang of reffiens, armed with bludgeons, p o t th e inh,hotansa of Cow-lane, West Smithfield, in to the greatest possible gleam and terror, by assa•lt• ing the passeners in a most ferocious meaner. Seem, persons were 'toothed down, and beaten with the greatest brutality. One poor OWNS* sustained consi derable injery from repeated blows; anal a respectable wen, of the name of Scioto'', a resident in flioekftiere Road, in atienspring to b4PClera ono of the seetilents, had his sell fractured, and bled poofesoly. Dr. Fayermati, of Alderrgate.street, passing by at the moment, coodscled the span an the Nearest druggist's shop (or assistance, after which he was taken how, and now lies in • dangeroas stile. No person dared to were this rulfisnr, and they consequently escaped. . . TUL TIMILISTOI4 CAOIII.—I.LUTD V. Toll.—TAill very Onportent case, which bad for 14 days occopied an largo a share of IP4III argument and investigation, in lbe Coin of Common Pleas, wee decided at eleven o'clock lest night, by the Jary, which bad boon engaged in the deliberation on it front Salimlay evening, giving in their ',relict in favour of Lord Ttiaslesion. The terms in which the Jary dr. livered in their verdict were—" That the Paper. bearing date the Bth of December, 1814, Is not the last will and testament of the late Lord Title. Litrrom."—Jedge Moons, by consent of both par. ties, took tbe decision of the Jery •n Senility (last WOO, in order to prevent the necessity if their far. tber confinueent.—( Dahlia Journal, March a.) On Toesday last : very numerees and highly re. sprctable Meeting of the inhabitants of Swansea and its vicinity was held at the Guildhall. to take into consideration t►e injeriess elects which will en. doebtedly resell from the proposed eqoalization of t►e Coal Duly, if adopted by the Legislature. The object of t►e Meeting leaving been stated by Wit.t.tsse Gams, Esq. the Chairman, Sir Jun• MORNIS. Raft. entered into a review of Ike destructive conseqeences of the meese►e. in which he was ably supported he the Rau. F. Guiles', Hanna' Socatrr, Esq. and Dv. J. C. Cesium. A series or Resolution', eaprecsire of IM esanimeee opinion of the Meeting, prepared by the Rev. Mr. Goyim, were then mad, and adopted after mite revision: and it was also resolved In poi. time Parliament immediately. praying that so °h ussiesu en impost might not be permitted to pass. It is a lamentable fact, that. within the space of t►e het 40 days, from 10 to 14 persons have lost their lives in the river Wye ; several of theta in an ester. esdinery way, where i.e danger eoeld be apprehend. ed. A party. which had assembled on some occasion. greet to take refreshment on board a barge, moored on the lido of the river; while they were Ikea en. gaged, another barge was proceeding up the river, drawn by horses. Throsgb great miscondset, of ON. skilfulness of the crew, the tossing lie* was suffered to mem* in contact with the head of the mast of the moored barge, and she was thereby immediately smut. At the instant of her sinking a few or the men jomped into the passing Marge, and were saved; t►e others were all precipitated into the river and dreamed. DerraucTirt Fras.—lt isteal years since Edin. burgh has been visited with a tire se alarming or es tends' as that which bfeke oat early this wonting in the row of shops no the North-blidge, octopi's! by Mr. Gillespie, &mist, Mr. Huebert.. perfumer, Mr. Callan, tobacconist, cad others. At three o'clock ilia alarm was given; is en hour the engines belong ing to the San, Friendly, and Celedosionollices wet. on the spot, bet in spite of every ezertion the WW- I lags were levelled with the ground by five o'clock.— The Are still continued bursting forth from the shops end cellars below, bat, by the 'unions of one of the enginot, which was curried into the narrow close hebiod, it was completely mastered between sin and scseo.—(Calccknien Mercury ) CRIMES AU PUNISIIIERNIN ix FRANCE. The Corzette tie Prfflnce lives the fellisming state ment .1 prraens tried. enessirepd, &c. in Franco der. ing the yests 1813, 1814, 1815, 1816, and 1817: Tried Acquitted Cetevictrd .. Se - srvNerg. Demi , (it how mitoy of Mime Were e rioted Comp*loiry laboor for life novena , snot ....... Compslorry 'abort for • limited Serie Cnrnp•l•nry labour sad hreedieg i awri.ewiarst Soleinry i Mamma and breed- lag . PHI..r, linniAsent • 4 .ktnoisien• limyri.tmaieut awl Ilse Thome—ring o► Cams , . gaifro the Publi c Aguomi Against properly 11113 IBIS lid 1 1 I' 9P9.0,1441R1 &MI 47Y) 7o ras RDIIVIt ~r THE STATESMAN. St you will h• an kind es to notice Metal inning facts in yore Sr.4l - El.cr of to.morrow, it I will mark oblige a number of uafo►tamale debtors int White Cross.strett, and other prisons, via. King's Beech, Fleet, Stc. whose families are redegod In the utmost distress from the procrastination which has tak►n place in petting the Sittings off. The Act of Parliament goes to say, skit the liittiog• shell It. held one. a week ;Wafter twine appointing by the lode of ! the Insolvent Omit for Feb. 23, 44,25, and 26,they were pat off until the ad of March awl three follow ing days, afterwards to the 9th and three fellosing days, and now pet off to the 16th, when they may be pot off aßuiu. I assert. you, Sir, that a greet nett[. tier of the poor men's familierr,ohich are large, are In a state of starvation, and that rerg great dissatisfics lion prevails in the prison amongst the Prisoners from the above cause. It is reported that the Judge is ill sorely, Sir, if that be the rase, ha may continue ill for months, •std is the law to he suspended week after week. and month after month, offer lke enter tenete debtors hive complied with the law to the very letter of it? Why not (as is the case with the CNAIICELLOR. who is ill and appoints soother to act for him) appoint some one to set for him? It is creel in the esteem', to observe daily the grief and misery depicted in the fetes of the wives and children of the disappointed debtors who were ordered op the dif. ferent days. I frost sod implore. Sir, you sill notice this in any manner yoo may please: from your Le nefollener and impartiality en all occasions. I hope this appeol will nal be made in vain. The Prisoners feel iactined to petition the !loose of Commons, bow far thee would be right and consistent, perhaps you would base the goodness to say. I am, Sir, Your obligor! °Wiest Solvent, i White Crow-street, P r. 1•11. 111 orcb 9. D. T. LAW lATIMLIGENCR. flown- ttE t 031 MON ME %!I. BOOTH AND INCILIDOO tL•tl'. We are desired In correct the statement regarding this trial which took place on Saturday last, mod ap peared In nor Paper ashes Stb inst. 'rho Defendant In this (mow is the lessor of the pre mise@ whereon the woggen and horses were dist ruined, to tenants who had failed in business, and co bbb b lueil In make a profit by anderletting the ...me, although the lessor could not got his tent. Not being a resi dent in London, bo gave a general wrier to a broker to distrain for rent doe, and left London ; nor was he in town for more then a week before or after the broker distrained, het left it entirely to him—neither ' did be in the least interfere during the carrying on of the action—nor know, until he 91IW it in the NO.S. papers, that the trial had taken place: and how he could he mooed of kipriapping horses and curie or weltering, net hsaing occupied any premises in Low dons these sit years put, is matter of great servile. Oa Saturday last arrived at Milford, the Mary and Elise, Duncan, Matter, from Opn►to for Liver pool, with goods on board which rendered her liable to quarantine; bat two ship-wets and a master shipwright, with their beats' crews, in the whole 6f. teen persons, went on board before they wereswsre of the circumstance. and were of coarse, prevented from returning onshore; hat the Master wishing to proceed on his voyage, t►ey were permitted to re , move into one of lb. !unfelt/I, where they remain, waiting es Order of Council for their roles... A rashinnablo tradesman, from London, set op a dashing shop in the country for the sale of men's boots and shoes ready made; and either to show his learning or pestle the public, he bed a few words of Loin, from a woll.knewn classic, on his sign.board— " Mess Connie 'Cecil, 4c."—Whether it was owing to his learning or his superior craft, we know not; hot his opposite neighbou►, w►e was altos cordwain. er, (newt many of his mothproofs "`o o'er to the enemy," and attrihutiag the circumstance to the mys. teams, words " armada redi," which he imagined to be some new dandy tome for shove, he bit upon the ingenious espedisot of basing painted in double cupi.' hilt. over his own shop door, 66 New and iVoinetes conscio Recsi sold here." Cone Excs•oon, Matt■ 11.—AltItoosb the trootily of English *heat at Market ibis moriiirig uas rely small, yet what appeared WI henry isle at 5.4 Mooday'r prices, sod only that of the SOWN violets could ►e disposed d.—Fine Bar ley 1,. d , but there ens no demo./ for soy other deseno- Slam—Oats Is. lower than so alreday.—la oilier entries No hitendiast. !WITIIIIIELD Si aunt. Iti•acn 111.—The price 44 Mob ww. de...et lino ISO kl....dny. Halt IN. prime beets et Market No, rentetablest their prree.—Tbe allow rf Aro" wa• horse. nod pries ki 4 ber. bet biles were sat b. i.k el ear eteateri.m.—Bert sod Pork The husisseot tw shot Hoy Ablate' me I vele MO mortteog. No 4 pricey onosiool.—Clovre ow( seedy wilt bet of • etooitlefable redorlioo.—frato am per Um. The Willlelted w a correct statement' of the members sod Pico at iiaeket Ti. silk this 011Is1. per stair of MOO: Me ....40. Gd. ta So. 61.1 - Her .1 Castle Midas I I Velum ..se. 01. La ON. 64 Ilkasb .. .. ..... no VI/011 ....'ll4. Dd. le ;11. Of. neap %ILI Limbs . ..... 4,110 .. P*l ....:s. ILA. to 74. LW. Calm NO Laiseb....Us. W. to 0.. _041.. Pier . ... ILO HAY-MARKET. Ilav I 'iever buil, """". S 4.. 6/ S. .1 - . Head of Cowie Mods pound by five o'clock.— u s u al .• . .60. wt.. tor S to W 6 64_1 1 kom. .... * SPO c - h - a;;;;;...b - ot of pr - efeaslonal ability. With regard sting forth front the shops veal 04 . le ; 1 - ilo• Laml" . ••• .41. t) nato fees. he relavethered when en Act of radiate's' he eeertiens of one of the Poi 0.1. to it. tid. GLIM "" med ith 'epee. se the Court of Coneciosice. tw- IA to ie. 04._ Pin ILO " d into the marrow clew HAY-MARKET. .. powering thew to ireover ooto• tram 40a. to 0 1 ., that mastered beteg"• sin and ..e7 11%. SM . 71. 7e 04 . the Atto r n iet then pea/thine lit Oho Rierer's Covet. Ciever Gt. IW. ed. to $l. 116• 00. appeared at the bat of the Coarsen Cavern with • rr.r. hue, .... on. lei. 0/. to st. sa. od. 1461 194 1916 1133 1911 II Al 45.11 174 In't MI 31, MS 3U I COMMON aIUNCIL. Teafarday a Court of Common tooled' w•• holrt at G•ildh•ll.=Mere not bang • ••lScieot notaber of Alde►men •t ono o'clock, to coostitote a Court. Mr. Gutrrtyte said, he thought the Lord Mayor ought tamed out the Moot, to telt@ sine of them into costal', and bring them The LOAD M A Ton said, he vivid listen 16 so oh- Wrentiono, se there lees no Court. Mr. GRlYArnis said, he knew no nireerradoos of his weeld here any fleet on hi. Lordship. . . . . The Lono !Warm" said, bevy is e mail who intelta roe, by saying that no observation of his would have any *feet on me. U he warts to Insult me as e Mail, will leave the Crier% and atijnern it. Uhe means to 46.11 me perionally, he Say lid a liter oppor tunity for it. Mr. OriMths ores silent. Mr. S. Thum milked to knee if they Might not indulge hi private cuatersaden, to which he under stood his Lordship to sssent. Al a goofier past one o'clock. Aldermau Cos en tered the Court. who, with Alderman Beebe/11. constituted a Coast, sod the hosigess of tha day was gone into. Mr. JA1431 lamented the delay and inconsesienre from she nno.atteodance of the Aldermen, and in or. dot, if possible, I. prevent a recurreero Of it. he snored that the Lord Mayor be regoestert respectfully to reprevent the same is, the Court of Aldhrssen. The Loan Mayon said. he should feel it his defy es I n do sitboat any motion. Mr. JAN', said. be bad every reliance on his Lord ship's promise. but be was of opinion that the Coon should mark its sense of Ibis lacenvanionce. _ _ Mr. DAVITS seconded the motion, sod remarked, that the absence of the Alderaen was not an on- Ulllll4l OTCSTlrener. Altlorenan Scitotat thowebt sone allowance ought be made for the Aldereaen, who had may import- It defies to attowd to. Mr. OLDHAM said, die feet was, Gentlemen who had passed she Chair timid Neither end leisure aor con salience to attend the defies of that Court, or indeed to keep op a doe adonieist ration ofjestice in the City. Ile thought a Committee ohoeld be eppointed to en. Haire into the reason of this neglect. ' The LORD MAYOR admitted the existent* of this delay ; bet it did not apply to all the Members of the Court of Aldermen, which, he hoped, would insist °Dewy one Ohs Members dein bitchily. Ile had himself sent out an officer to takeend bring in tho first Alderman he amid end, and he bad told his Worthy Friend (Aldan's, Coo) on his entering the Court, that he was sorry the lot had not fallen upon him, more especially as t►ey were very geed friends. lawgis.)—He hoped the Court wield mark its sense of this mint. The motion was then carried, Alderman Cot beieg the only one who held up his band against it. The Committee of Jell &peaces delivered in a Report, recommending the Court to petition Parlia -1 went relative to Ike twopence i ed by the City In the maintenance of Middlesex Palliser, and Convicts ' in the Jail of Newgate, and the evident impossibility of under present circumstance,. Mr. FAVILLL then called 'Aestivation of the Court to the escvitive charges the City had been pet to i• the erection and improvement of Jails. As a Com mittee of the House of Common. bad been eppeinted to ► u illire into the elate of Jails, he thought they I might to resent a Petition in Ilse Il.eas, preying ro be allowed to go before the Jail Committee, to show , that the County of Mideleses did not pa► its fair proportion fur theinvintroossce of their pri.noers. Mr. WILLIAM, believed shut, for went of room, It was Impoisible for them to classify the pri s in \Nagai', and whitlow that Ito good could I* affect• ed. limo hod been 100 women in idesrgoie for 12 months after they had been sentenced to transport ation. lie complained of the committal of persona to Newiate from County Pnlice.ciffiers, end repro. hated the sending sixteen wretches into a place whore it was Impoosible to prevent them from a recurrence of the abominable offence far • hkb they had been committed. In Clerkeuwell Prison he foond at pre. sent but five in the cell*, and the Magistrates there fore ought so have committed them to that jail. Mr. S. Dixon said, the Petition set out with say. hog, ibat Neogste was the common jail of the City and Calmly. flow then could they complain teat the county prisoner, were committed to that place? 110 undoestood that the County Police-offices made the number of their commitments a merit with the Governnient. There were many persons who, from the best motives, visited the !seisms., proctorial' this prisoners better food, clothing, &c. and by an doing making the uninformed prisoners think that their guilt was not half so bad as it really is, or they would sot have had so much care bestowed on them. Mr. FATILLL said, that the gooduess of the per. sons visiting prisons might have been abused ; hot what most be the state of sitclety when nee con. templated the inside of a prison with more Satisfac don than the outside? The Report of tho Jail Committee was then agreed to, and a Petition foooded sin it, soldered to be pre. seated to she House of Commons. • The Members of the Court, who are is Perlis. moat, were ordered to be requested to support the Petition. The Improvement Committee presented • Report, recommending no (isrtb►r proceedings to be hid at persont by tl a COW!, in !heir •pplicrtlnn to Portia. . . . .. Mtllt, Mpthttill IL. New Debtors' Prison, which woo opted to. _ _ SALE OF MY OFFICE'S AND FP.FS. The Report of the Coutunittse was brveght up en MO Petition of Mr. J. Melia, Clerk of the Papers of the Gilispor-street Croquet, pta)iou lot remunera tion, kc. It stated, th.t the ri!ootiort *at bought by public tertian in 1805, for 1731., and far some leers pse.dervel an animas, ar 801. ci f VOL Sloe. the abolitiou of tl a jail fees, bowevrt, it *4l tethered to a mere !gale, !whops twist mote tb'n 301. per unooth. Mr. T. N. WILLIAMS .*tented, that the Peleew who held the sitostion should be not only a man e[ character, bat of professional ability. 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