The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-06-03 00:00:00

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Itettkorkla. hirib : lAN refined. - - • .:.,," .: '''' ,F %pi I- ' - .:...: ---"--"----4—"---"--.--"1"*."'"---' '' To I(ERCUANTS, -OAPRAIN4 PAX 1 :41.4 OVt 02 SALE. tidy- Ira ism:. , 1 . FURNITURE. at the. .ithal,(oemehrise• { Am Na: 33, Oxford's/reek - leer Bolsoragdaree 'w yr d i em of Forty Pounds la every ilsedeeil4ftr. vie,lbe best assorted ready siutodfacti • ,It k it caw every'direolptlow) of U ' !1131. ritrooool4llithe World. .- -- ",-' ' l .; , i • ' • ' •DRAWINO-ROOM • IIII*11Thjet;! I"4' L'! - • Ilta stadialled eolisesloa - of ww(iliefd•PoStevilailllVllßPßls lessicia r ilsisies,listies: • awl 'ROA Fabilk i scessAsca atailopotsd toed. after IBC , . l. Stripes, *lry Ars ty .* 4.44 ~ iieswe..fir Couto,. elialrag filiki t clips% goA ~1404 sail Siodints to . . • • - shed biros Rosewood pith */ 411110er; Vibiltellef DOUAI liwpre . , ll. ' -"' • Tireati-sle Breeswood Bobs ant , ' tam, wiskeeM. sad pinto. • . • •.••••I•.' • t'' - M 4 ' 1 , 11 . . Tweet) -two lane end oisaN WWII o•4olaut of Loti, Cord. ea. asessidal,• Wily ift seikenoll ; tbowit le of witiolcsoodtlgittlylleibleWt 33 , '. e / /UM Dozen Rosewood awl lidakoieny. (aseßsialitecial Cabinets. • • • • ee,,,5.•1.• ••••i•t.otlii ' ,Anhwei Dorealtoie. KierviNuLliEd)lol/44111:14r, Tables. Tea Poya , Octagon Work TCblic y , ilteoll,• Re.. • •! . _ . ; . ..1 •gereral now Beelene of Brussels eprioetiiii St 44110a4, sr. Mars, adapted solely to the drawiaproste." • • •::- .- • ...!.*t ._ , DrkilltiAa-PARLCIUR FUNNOTURW:i i ; I I 6I I ;;4' -PaTPfitlim .Maliotany and Oak • Volliaili saa • .111tirboa0s. amps la Uses sickly ourvied ad IreilatrOkalt wiih Ss reophsgssa. aail• of lb. peammoyelielo„i i t wr ni t ~ Twenty bets of Spaniels Mahottaxy. OW,* '?tole,.principles..?, 77771 - Tairtrsialit Pmgbroke Tablas, of f l • '. •. i • Elates !secretary Bookcases, of sepaiwy sr . ;. - 17 • . rainy-too' Ihuss irabogasy COON 1P "arfi mid plan, wk usenet geed biii• 444recoit oft, "_. .". .. y „Upwards erase Hundred real Turkey Carpal, efeeriess - AWeb*eshtt/ daze remarkably large. sod. fee panatela.' reasons ' must be deposed of witheetdelay. l --fitage to cor respond. . . " • BED initI . .DHEBBING-ROOH 'IIUIWITditId. .t . Three Deiniefull-ei zed feer-postillabegawydoible serial -01 BedstetdOlpheielsellllers, Murales Dad Curti e& of Sri gib and V reba Chiethead Daum, tertefellymais up it Ma Iva st) le of eisgaian. . • • : • • • , ' • .. • 4 • Thirty-faur rue post Bedsteads. of smeller. slue t 'with that tour beans French.. Tent, au& Fitl4,Dejletend,s. ' • A large Asiortment, of genuine Witney Biegikem, of plies 'liftable to iltibitat : aid )lersellles Quilts. Adeached eit the fddprinelple,' without the ajd of powerful addli. • • 6 One Hundred fell-sized Feather Bede. Made •lif the' beet -dislity, attiliDantale feathers ; and here it is eeeesterney.to Air* theddiesefeedrers are dressed lu * patellar writ, by • *MAW °liana's@ or oily smell Is completely removed. . • - Between Two, and Three ilundttid Hair sod Wool brat- Vases, welted aid gleiti. with FallMsses of the same di , linkionsi ill of which are finish/4ln a veriattiferior way " TIA-13 -F.ll' Dozen Bal-rtM4 Chairs, together with 'n 60.* lido varlet* of Wasb-hand Stands ; Dressing Tables, Bon Dieedu Messes, t&—To which tidy be added; i.. , The whole of the Parspbersalia of tie fled and Desill*g *em. • - . . V. FamiliesAtre reepeadallymonsited. pertieularlyeMmi tilkeollnitf. 10 fariag . thedimedalens.ef.Mair rooms, Whet legal'ds We Inaklng of Carpets with eresision.;.o welt as Si cutting-4u and finishing. Drawing-room Certans and !pipettes, Dieleg.Parlostrs, gods, Sic. The Sale collaitenees every day at tee o'kt g, 111UNNS and Co. late LES. ... , .. „ .. ~ , • . HEALTH THE GREAT OIET OF lIHAYEN. trit F.tiT I PTIAN TINIYI'UttE 'denitids Ow most verions attention of those who jalwar. odder Pio. of the Bklo, viz. Scoriy. Leprosy, l'iiipled mot illmfy races, Decayed Goan, bad Breath, Ste. &e. The ur impressed with a jut sod hassoe mese of those s resat,. has introdeeed• the above iltetilehee to the most matraordinary discoveries of the age. It Ie the --esiendel and occult virtue of all Scorbutic . s, Mich .blending and assiatileting Ida the me; • uteri* blood; .it corrects, purifies, animates, sad Ugh the whole system. cleansing the glandular Ofilailatidg the fibre*, whereby the gastric juice oiliest promoted. It dissolves viseld Malawi, the gums, sweetens the breath, expels infectious. Os eaten' perspiretiOn, end proemial; a more gee • latien in all st.gesof theuperplexisgeompbtintr. . . eta earnestly ;elicits' trial, as Pi greet merits be generally knowit for the rood of mankind. ai • , il toyed we. and periller of the blood. The F.gyp- Tartan I. an absolute specific, and has not its equal lu . ifil if bottle% price 4s. Ilk tied M. 64. et 45. Llglthr i.ttre,Gray's Laa, London. end no other place in tit! -Wait 1- liv. , ‘ • 44434 e ,I ; ofinialaaltata ma, 444 Ili ialtrata. 1 11 lOC 11461 ' '' .• ;V i: 1 •"‘" 0 - r •,''.., . W 41 .1* • I:. '. krArtEARI , tillrfiN sf 4 0. p :044thil .# . Fl i ti,74 t. oli a t -it z , ..ellO t ol t 114. prrei.. oil af Auld . . ' ;. . ' ~. - Ctiatreat Os a Posta, of a Moat . Mir fs Sad (lertitt) attaviapilitas Jig addle amstiteli *tr , ...N ut daetrirratth watts Oa Insell4teer lb piWastiasable,-ta flllllb. mat 843*..1 tack at 40. cat psi& . ~;.:Tir , , 404thaaaaa., esuriaii•ladaliga. A killaplo Ilt Sat pat sis 4 lA ts illistikitto.%No.ll..44.l4ll. Ilift•• idsoukbansib. OW sok lea atilbatala 4 ,p101111.4.11a plain. et alisa.‘laadvat Ma* ibliatille ow flisasealeta asopOse.ba Yak Oh 4**lltalsfi map iff Rl;ili joss ?Rib. sad a sidi pop ltk: . < •:-.. .. 1 • . 461.: "- - •••aaaa Gas's, Ilia tr io arlu t .:l AilliP t il li , 41* 'V' _left* lik '. itilitso I t u thit ititz vrt:liikw.,, '4llir 'red 1410 X "-• I" I - 44 . a, twaitiair baba tial -" -r u a " • agar-. 4 RI ROW& 4:44,°01111e# -.ill , -et ousf,tlk !,1, !7a*,i i il_it 11.. ;r : t h il t :t t g a 8 , . a f ;e s ga. a oni, lout &Ow the opritrZie_ll,lo•4l44:l:t ~... 94 . 011 4- 14 `.; 5 ! it i fil*MOP4l l llo,l44 IR NNW je , A - •.4 cr .111 ..., `ll.. 1., 1. e v 4 : ;,, . 1 I ' . : iiitsikkitisiortrebrievendie",l4 iit bey be, Alf to stk. the 11 POO* Pisa• ! Mark. gall sdiaillbar•see . , Mr. .. . YN 944 dirt tlivii W MY sh• captor*" aa *twit sialwAiiiiiiiiiiinai ' 1 la ithdlitit'iliketbi esti, Wit ti iiiiit rionekkari • NAP, gr ,'. .c. - 0110ii - AilNltt oppseediwhie pinitiroi - '7ll/41 - ' ' to 14 . liat be *SW 'lipped* ho , " bellaghs up. ;• •:. • ....tAter.r 1m SIIRINIE sour; Iwo:alto, rift' festoons the. Me* SkieSiVerl •W , five* 4,,,,y . •Or notd ' g Attee 'lt e*er,ied. die . .. 7., . - . i', ~. rOdo at Ri • if.a.slog*pofre •I - • , . -. oa sew i010•0.-: . ,A . A.ii.1 - *soden. .. 4 " * Qt.t.„t f i t i lrallitS,,3llPrOli s lbot r , trini -cede' • 1 14- Ir 4 " ( 4 em*. 1 AnieSsehrone a propositiews.ro hi Vie, pet,iiino title teelidesen eneleltaatioo of die 0. 46 44 *at riacc4 ; oppoliti tp eiels signature.—Tbe polities WaS bronght op andiseaared,to be printed. Mr. S. WOlt ,14V 4onosentnd a petition from *stain , nivel:qui . . dealers:in *owls hoes. against dip 4iii lee widrapem ils stseiping of ihuns. . Mr. X..X.Eaa4N44N :APPOI/4 'the • Pet •"r Pet i..h i z a zzli.. t.bie, mi ordered to be milted, ''.'!." . Wd.* Petitioe from a of lie name , •sgs the subject of the ssetate of mole+ There yeoman*. in,Ssirrey, bit noise in Kerte laqd . i bergym , opg • icisit 4 4.. lit the let t er; but -la UM* and yeets q lest !w* . a, - wetage was. there watostati 4 r!!ty tilts6 l ll MO tri abuses classing. i 4,.%:- rn •• Sir 440 I.9aitfe iteiji to aig reepeddtakltd4 Mr. i*d lec s. 1,.;! el.. • .:.,i0 . .... :ri*: rite er 1 . 1 0 111,0,10 4 ililleillilltrinhisa: i.•. , i15 . .4 • . . , 31 r. V ikUP*Mtil.fifi. kite* 1444' Dttt•g- Lle:PPOrAtogrihr, Riallye.aumbx 4 pargipalkk 1 PkYrie ast.-=Oraereti, li.s, : atlN,..e. ,-. : 4•• .. .: air • , 4.n of AUCJllll, P 4 4 asa r imttf i ..4 kir, s ' i t '''' ' pr. ps.e At Al!I lima tinge. !WI foliuter.to sieve - 1 .. 14VesP,Onif 11 0 equOlY rettleffelltatiotwia.Ssilielidi e. , the latter se mare t h e on* Ptillie QV isPilif 4 b lll * - 1 toad reikdirir i lltictiilk . ithadarAures' Hilt. . Isnr,e. , 'Floe NoMe, Wes, bewpree. loudly soiled fob, the . Majority tioh ! ... e , an was promoting ti. Nit thit.ebjeentof hie messom whoa ', :., j,....E. ~..._1 _i..... .n. a1 l Mr. Sergeant ONSLOW twee tor . that ‘fo.. 5.044 d{s} in OR fir . 0e4Wer5..6.77 - z , pr_. c ite. 4 ' aTttrii=b,, 11 " „7tf. b er th ;lit rc No oppositioa bring made ,the clerk raid these wow 141 ibESOLVED—'• That on Mondays and Fridays, Or. den of the ply be disposed of before soden of motions are taken by . House.' . , Lord. A. In...M A$4 ILTON web then heanl la his vinilica doe. He contended that tilt/maxis Le was acting in op poiition to • Sessional Oeder,.yet be was warranted in the coarse he pursued, as there was an Understanding that he would be allowed to bring ,ois hia motion thh night. lie big) already put it off :awe than °ace, aiet 4 if it was further defaced, be apprehended the greatest. pee: jodice to his nmensea eakeht U.*. Trask &sides this standing order • whiliiiiiiiody lisought in evident against hint, inAlisentiol,ledlyinfringed during tht present Sersitii." 4 '4" • '' ... ' • 1 Mr..STUAR't IFORTIIET litre - interrupted the No _Mc Lord; on 011 1 - i ttoanztthit .be Was' out of order, in ar guing aiairitt nfaie ors standing order of that House. He wouTt ask were therwssienel Orders to be obeyed, or 'were they,nat ? Waste no inconvenience that meld at tend the Noble Lord's deferring his notice, whilst the worst results might attend the postponesseot of tbe.flilk al e nufAct t an s ! Bill, about which such an interest seemed to be created in a certain quarter. • Lira A, • IIAMILTON, now in hit turn eine, tocill the Hon. bleotleman to order, for straying away from . the 'question of order.. toed CEANPOURN, was of opinion. that the Noble 'Lord was a little irregular in his proceeding s: bat [ he wished to hale the opinion of the Chair upon the question, • Mr. Secretary CANNING said, that as the Noble Lord had' brought forward his motion toLnight upon a previ- , ens understanding that it should have • precedence, be was clearly entitled to go on, notwithstanding the Sc'. sional Order alluded to. That Order had been mote than once ilispeitlied With in the present Session. It would be desirable that he hid chosen a akin, then mo tions would precede eider's. but, nevertheless, under the peculiar circumstances in which it was brought forward, and the inconveniences to which the Noble Lord was al ready exposed, be (Mr. C.) should give his !tutelar his 1 proceeding.—(clear) Mr. Sergeant ON . disclaime 1 all knowledge of any previous existing arrangement for this night. , He bad tutored his amendment en the abstract ground Of Ir. !ignlatity. • Lord CRANBOURN said, he feared if his motion to-' epecting the Gate, lanes suffered any delay front this pro- Seeding, that from the lateness of the Session, be should. be toltogether unable to 'bring it to any result. The SPEAKER "said, that certainly the Sessional Or. 'der did exist,hat he recollected ' that when it was made, +Many Membimprotritea . against the abdication of the rpliviltie of helm et ...new..lrd motions when they thought 'dt..• In the case of the Sheri/ref Dahlia, it hid been set ashinevery. day. • il-efile,;; the Noble Lord Was in posses ilan of ski li.ase,•when the Hon.. Mebsber fir3t interrupt 'ld i nod that ilhe.'llirnib•r WWI hitiuseil it-au:War its 'bur -1 lat:on mie4dinent, unless the Noble 'Lord had made a 4110111.--CHear.) ..,,Imi l or sots. re;iiirk% from Mr. STUART WORTLEY, glasonothisi'n is stittVred to be pioierded in. I•••• .. .. . , . ;.7 ... BCOTCif.CtATY REPRESIESTATioN. ''' Te Old A. itAMtf . . :o od S rims !lit . iiptisillif striemeet of the 1441tectr tqa'unntiow . on this snwept. He wletiod.tionpx ' pile klmartioaaf the harts re4,,ethisr the Stake of gam , 'tiers fee the ObnitiMillif ticotimul; and to' iikaiti doom.' 'ifs - .*liihedit twbe uh&iistoiti;!thatlie bad 'thireght i the stn . A .46.. "- bet Ker s ey*. 'H. yteelkur ;1.. ' • itl lytiftedr jfreie lie thi . 1400 0/ 11 7 . 11 1 a bt.A4eqhf*±lliff.; Otic Crb .liehtie • TCe" ft•i. hiehttladeep 1441 reqte ewes Yelleleer Welt (We latU adtt 11140 tedlok to btt - .l%fi eiTleseelotei of Amy ls•ibewtiee yletieline war. Wowed Waled.- ma. evelegr. to 'she owlet eepeassiesdne: et libilogra . 11 -.V.6 4lo •Aft,Pcoseeetet vela he.• .to 4iiieseeeire) /Mom/ phiNipt# bpi? pt repreestation t io tip semi*: tell milli ‘l64tt.tiolis. acoelatld•l n ll9. tb!! Yin reir , reei, of oroperty . top 6 ".. 4 4,M" 5164 . L .14 Ar 44. 11, the teems the ef P l Zlßttif hod P G :sli•reinii stet' of Ode tiec plot bairittiribir hr realm: berie..a eel le the ittoleefe•iliw.telsb,erre defFttlee Sot I leekaid it• • * vibrate • • potulier *C V& Nuke tp re - Jaolocierber 1' - t,., if it. wee elerflolere die pee liar imr•R•e& • 10 reel* sod eseed thaw; Miro,/ loi se !M; tiler Tburked. 6 ,16.14166•06101 d ifes; 064,414•60101tliell err roprsitilakihrreir.l. 'Ms .;., 6 $ 2l 47. fitvaz----..44g;vzi,m,i., 1 ieietb)og Ahem filliltilies '' ' b' 1 a telloo; . 06 t 'were llative* .4 it otislll to t ilt died 4 Ilt 110 *lie* tare Oro te ; . 1 P.' A 14441 1 6116 . 11 *‘ t '1666610bel rit ibil pewpre.--(ljear.) EDO OAR reifiler Seaitide blemberd et SW iteidelobtles. E r teseio6 l ll6• I. ,1011.4 int ',kei die irbfe body b ens reter*d ‘ graillwr ill efeeibto, *be bey p de lorrtiere -to lbw, • Ale people. iwlti oloi Were 60.‘ bedike silltlek of pia;,., I 1: dpkor is •Twiligly Rl lO 4 - - At iiipasia 1 1 1 4 8 : 1 Askfig* Afte-Ak• LP- _ . • LltiVe.— 4100t1tR1' WA MIEN. Mir.- • 30. STAAND, begs to coition • • sunhat a kpOrious oeuipositioa hying sold ender W seams of ledtatlon labels. These oily easily Isgrobserileg thit the genuine his ROPES/ %TM!. libel.—atl others are counterfeit; assay alrisiator land; in very small characters wish a kistieinn fie '• No. VI," and the "or.' 110111111 T Waling, aloe begs to odd. that MU elialery last $). Ashanti ; eor his ha sup coikrioti Warehouses pr ofesii mg to be brew% 11111" := Ed All persons giving orders fur Wine iota. ate pertiesierly. requested to take uotieiC aefactaerr Is ROLita? WARREN, 30.870iNC1 reosinuaded se shopkeepers *ad . • by-abilli tile inipestora to recurs Use boas skein skein It came, as being a lou'lle • labrieeters of ea &elle • so ess .ditially • sushi ornwine mud sverpeAphigl Wit sahlaiseludlirelled for its peculiar ex free Po a si - • 1 1 1111001. 411. 0=eolt Y end plisbie. " ea la d p . • Wel taßalst polish-wise beheld. reselikit lop i liffeslolbeitsg.-104.1d big e'en - reer chi* , ten tad viintry, In bottles, at od. led. t2d. end • • •1: S: 7t. :* 41W =Vllotf li 4 Petim&-"" ""' • ' -4rdilritil Heat' shit Uolitiddle Itirit Irlire to Sir lieorge Dart aad Mr. Davis Uilbrrt to be ettlitakeet_brkire the t eilLeedsbips' reliect x, T rae ss ikiamothes .aal :Ziasissteaels e ' ' .. Usti :NatimiliaLW. Isredo4 op sir lersast aria 4111100 or 04111 Mi if .P. V le __IIOI4IQU _ #lltiosse lesoas•lrelatil agabast llatae i MI .iaticoicHeirrzeirini . -areedahrliNanisA. laNra tcrAppeals.---Ordoridot.l - ' J. , v A .Ipereea• hos the. Orissa libmbriak.is Tries pre. melted ceetais Relents plumb :op tK . Order of the Haase. A., T eerta — in ;l i la Ri la ri tne T n=l i it a t Prt r i e t atn r g r l Adam-street, Adelpbi, praying for an amendment in's taco part of the New • Illareime. Act, by which the nasal enormous expenses of obtaining divorces might he etwimed, so that the proceedings by which a man might diestiverreff sturnht swot exceed AUUL The petitioner then stated• a casein which he bad himself been personally cenceriudvainl. fron:whieb . he suffered great hardship. The ilaclof LAU DititHALK said it Was Against every isle of -Parlimment tent*, itsdividdals to make cow plaints Af ;the kind, had Slat if each a petition as this were received. there wen let a pamphlet writer in the , kingdom 'who ~Wink think himself aethorised to cense briers that Muses midi a statement of-their Luigi varystievancow ~ .is i ~.L. The.pesition was done Dejected.. • . -i,:. - . The 'turnpike Trinities Bill wonuomisitted. . ' t - i The .Seeteli Entails' Bill was read ateeond.tinte:'. The Earl of ABERDEEN observed that i be horde itid bees siunnsessed intonate that this Bill might undergo a fell discussion. Bet as be thought that longer time might to be allowed for giving it 'the fullest possible consideration, he thought it would. be better, after the ecpsj~oo;tt rppt of the Bill, to put it off till next Session of - •iTilinesit. Title wqs {greed to. And tbi Bill was ordered to be ePount!rl this day re'nisight. .. Tie. ahvqiiess of LANSDOWN presented a petition trim a person named John C lirke of Shipton, in York. !re,,complaining that after hehad been committed by . igisiiites ' to the_ prison of Northallerton, bad been Cpl; to bird labour for one retr And forty-five weeks, hithlinugla he had not been.consicted of any Offence, Vie Motile Marquess observed that, in his opinion, this treat pt of no unconvicted prisoner was .altogether an il al and improper exercise 6 ! authority on the part of gbh Magistrates. He understood that there was now a Bill before Parliament for settling this point, and lie' hoped. when it came before their Lordships . , there would Se no 'difference of opinion as to the expediency of pas s• big it into a law. . . . , Asa Noble Marquess presented another petition !rani IWakefield ip Yorkshire, praying for the Abolition of ' !Slivery.—Adjawnett. ~,_ _ HOUSE Of CO M MO NS.-4110XDAT. A petition was !inventor', from the blegnitrates of liereford. against, the Game fill. . Sr, WIIITIIEBAD presented a petition from. NI. Leonard Sitoredi teh..a gal nst the tiap,!ai of Ihe SOi tal fields Weavers % Act. And a petition from the ewe place nihilist SLKMY? , _ . • AIL CURIVEN presented a petition from Annandale. ago pet Slavery. . . ?Jr. ELLIS presented a petition from the blerehaati .1 . 15014. relative to the passage batweea POrtpatriek and Ibiliaailaden. , Sir T. LitiTIIBRIDGE presented &petition from Mr. wi nge „,, e , praying cosapeusetion for pelslic.seorpjr,eikia I„, i ,, :ov i ni the roads.—Referred to tbe AV,A . Plltiii“P. • • 1.• 1.1171116 it lOE chat fOrtial oppoittOlt, •( eithdrawia‘ a notice of his, which stood fir /6-- l ow i lla thonoley..oa agricolinroj distiresw ..pikr .114 ailvicik ot. ‘ertahl Nemec{ fries&l; gnalle4•S4ak PIIMPIt•TO di .bnel Maul : in. .012rosid h. property of tiw toe se pie;ented a {root Joplin, respecting the circulating =edam . -. ps . 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I iglr Or *Maw arinebViielt iiit '6.lllealige nit& Os ..,4.. tise'l4 ,Contioons - eripteetlike titi attendance Of lot aielteitei below* theNataiittee for ecnialdeilag the el ' *IC /11-Adaiii''tocispediktlien. for Lie hip • *Ow ittiktiis ar Aside.. Lend sits +eh, ` 441 ; dedAVd_ble flatlibetklit it to *Wad , an the • . . ge Ty m arteriear# Wi lldati!lbit Oat Noble get.' b d . Isi ,:•,,••• .4 . i. 7.! 4 . -A .: ..~ ; T , Irtr.1!•11•!1% •) , -..-. L 4 ' , lSt Pa 19 1 L.` • ~, -.: • ' , men wee .. -am* OR yesidel • Mlationledlthe 610aberi diditet repteeirsit the maple. lislaaadt e faet baliff tair newel represwatedver. that did nerd rap erthsylliii eredlt of befog so. ' Mid lastly. Shay lob Mil, ware net under die •Centrot of the. pimple, le c slier orkisossottolletilrf 'the soloothy who mu* Them, bed *bon liiatrecti wore adverse to thous of dm people. - 1u Soo; ilso . MpM-401teetiseli hod no Slum in their return ; Mg not, thottfote,.hose any eonliderkein them, ior . Wok them their reirresetwatlves. And est•ehlete hail 100 dlirradon of elsolee, so had they no power of cortror oiler Oiler s beer.) . Wow, this wet a state - of Wilke . isio c k, *e w er thirraWit•anight be illanititatavt aje. Wistn iho iaralOsfilar klibl of electiPit iidgbrbe abii 11. oe4i s eeepaolim os t at i 4iftir the pirortli kilrs.ierd . i.tite , of r,lt Oros Inktemed upon grucinds . telsich cut Ints!ain it in argument for a moment. Put Ilse ail tat ag eras' given st• to slip of poper..withlut too - ~ontj Norio, a pennyworth of property. Thirlimise taigia joke of Scotland by an illustration draw* from the eu tiellessid tenures if this coobtry. Here, if a Goal of the Weir hos forty copyliold tenants 'who '- 'pay him's Aril linruch.yeark. by may keys a 40.. vote out *fill slime. BMW each of these teams were troy ai 49,0661. their, 11 ' 6444 'l* " MM. VOle% 5 that it lmieht be sista, that laf forty forty ttiotisaitle, only one fs)rty ihniiiigi /r2l r9minded. S i }such was exectly the rase 'n Scotlauot— P.un_.,„„ii has a vote fur a penal, and he hod tie mete .Jr ( ?ppm. As property was Rot represented. neither were ininisers. 14 returns laid upon the table of this 'lousy, it - appeared that all the voters of Scotland did oet exec ed LOW& a eansbor -so skna.ll.in plopostionao the pope I AliOn• out that cieMsmostorace *lose elosuld induce', House •I‘. Solo Oho 'slaw USW its consideration.--(Heisr ) But 'um this ,umber_ over -foir there were dupl.- clitA ,11W at name's. flmes. He would show by hi. ifitelrixissiple bo L. right of elm Lion was acquired in Stotla‘d, lie J Archibald) possesses' vote ". ~. ...„.. ii. less Matt' 1 1 44404 Wl44* •, • 4.'_11)1,4 - ralkA Or." .64.40a5, 1 / 4 in' baj-•(krar) ; ind Irbil's& • • .• . ..? z • • .f $ a voter is all the rest. without- . • -,' a shilling t truth of property in them. Snob was is ease, and i 7 • , Ins the case of the majority of the electors. But very often two parties exercised the elective right alternatef). Mieh were the Attar and We truant, who exercised it alicr• siitely. There were some counties oleo which al.ernste)y 'exercised this right. The largest nuuiber of electors jn any county was 210, the smallest 9. lie was not arguing that all who had property, should vote, but what he coy ' . Alined of was,. that no amount of property could give a man a Mite. This was what he wishedto antesd. He woold cite the case of the county . which 14 had the Tic- , nom to represent. There were in that county (Lanark) 66 freeholders who bad both property and superionit. . . The number of those who bad superiority sine was • 95—so that if the latter chose to vote for a different per• son troMhito show the tither 66 supported, they WOili.i prevail. Thee it was that the county representatitis was 'only an aggrevition of the evils of borough repre sentation, instead of 'being its corrector, as it ea. sas-t .to be in Engleod. Tak ing-the question with regard to pOpotitien, it'Would liPpeati that in the realities one in • • six hundred end fierily-live voted and patting the . • boroughs together one to 7,000 voted. The 'state a . the represeotation would be better illustrated by adverting to the 'details of an election in which he himself was engaged. About two years before the dolor of the last Parliament, an advertisement appeared in the pipers from Admiral Cochrane, offering himself as a cap- didate fdr the representation of the county o f L ana rk. Now the fact was that' the gallant Admiral baci•not au acre of property in the county. However, he had only to buy up.superwrities in order to obtain his majority. Ile would stateto the House very candidly what he hint eif did. His first measerewas to get possession by•purchase of as many supetiorirtee is he could. He then parcelled them out to as many persons as he could; just givinits each no touch and nots penny more, sa would qealifc hint to rote, lie hitt elo disguise in the matter. 11:4 object was to exposit the system. However when he was about to distribute the auperiorities, a question naturt!le suggested heck to him, was be sure thug the p••rsolis ,i i , whom he honored the policies would vote for hiut?— Bet his mind was set perfectly easy by the Scotch agents. It was quite wondefful with what exquisite skill a Scotch agent was able to discover bra man's physiognomy for which candidate be Would vote. They, in fart, did so contrive it, that helmfieved in no instance did a person to schwa be gave a superiority; fail to vote for hint -(a ' latigh). lie hid Ito icruple either in adverting to his suprriurities publiCiy, by the advice of the agenta who told hint that the wart? of proceeding Was'perfretiv le gal-and proper . tint the must curious part of the ' his buy *as that which occurred at the poll. Some of the questions. pht to the persons proposing to rote, were *Musing etiough. Tile 'first question was, " Did you ' y tor )o,a freehold . qttaliW•ation ?'' Next. ii Was y.Applicatitio snide to you to accept a freehold triali 'fleabite, tool • by . *lto st ? Did you pay any thing for rpsiiir qudlificatiod, ' and - how tench ? Was the expense slashing Out ;oar . tide borne by yourself or by ano ther permits, ' idd • irtunt ? Did you give any or er to have your•iftle Iniwie out to get in the roll of freehold ers? Diferio' dative • env eusidnibent from the freehold? Do y ou cishilder•yourself bound . i 0 honour to vote, fur the coi4tglie whiivoonts favutiri?' The 'Noble Loma losid,lie ltitew ktiiil ease, hese the ansstey to this carious `-atidn'srait tO t tisiintyt.- ' No. .--'" - - idol in s' - 7 real esti:e. N ~~: ~.;~,,. rw 't .. r -.. '-a 1 7 :., Attar«lit to. be ithitistoatWtitat'fif had . brevirbt the titiee- , gerstitld'liai telitii effect,—" . No,' I dinieon7lltirelll, 1 pppo ii vi l ty . slim Romani entity oe'pnbtie irdende. VLe **reflect' thin 'see liiktidd in 4astultr; but I Olean' to d 4 go." The neat 1 4 tn. the f e l. ,tt eboultfiese'unpniwder o:qualtionin tact ll•es.. and 4111111 1 aigd s tiOn ilia Still niece Siatbl a r . a s i t' Wag ceeditional. Ile ;lid . Nu .ateditet of Members WIG= be had *nett :in hie eye iris an t: Skiii4 /in Pet iheiteit i•eitad• to rt lisiteyStii right. nt4; eillea . ee i r s‘ nk t "..... __ l " 0 " Jo/ 44 ' 04 '"' 44.•h"'" that 4 1"Naigglo 6 r - of fri.eliekt litioWer azu vuee for thee* . ettlictribota roil I . ho.pi,c i ertaipt St a ! r v rti 2 a a r lt e l* TAJWlt r i e "Vi Are. e s iw i • - , -- betreVe leNft ki4ni ter 'of fat l ia6Pr 'lt! , 'ittlic 4 aiesiarrable t e s s ibi a -Ari t • "fill " 1 clre !.4-0-.- air -ipiiceirdattotimitoit 44ti.;:sil..,tki ,;tikt 'the t teilldllWlt litiCratal PCiati IV' . Inlet r „ . . „, ; , t %•iifbililEiii • heirikit tWe tie , ' Mehl i;sas` Th cl i s imi t e p e e thi House, * h e n i s was ea do. c stnad l a s s ti o - silk gees . of voting wa. conferred; wa. in the perso i's posee• s i..ll. • • tIOR troll not come on.) The Noble Loot went 9a t 9 lind t hat the must cos a true and real estu:e. Nvw. ha