The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-03-11 00:00:00

N4VAL INTELLIGENCE. MAL, Haan' 10.—Arrived and sailed for flue River the Andrew Simone, Carr, from Belfast.— Came dews from the Rivet and remain the Pacific, Campbell, for Cadis ; and several others names es• known. Ponumourw, MARCH 10.—Sailed the Waterloo, Hammon. and Viscoont Eyetooth, for Antwerp; Unity, hlondtay, for London ; and Fly, —, for Shoreliain.—The Janos, Loyal Briton, London, sod Borodino transports, broeght up off St. Helena last eight, and proceedeJ again t►is afternoon for Is. Bairn. PLYMOUTU, M*icu 9.—Came is his Majesty's ship Erste, hes Cuek.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Kevolationalte, fur the Mediterranean.. FA LmouTil, mAßCllB.—Sailed the Edward, Crews, fir 111;boa.—Ilse sloop Olive Branch, Gard, from Cardiff for Louden, has beeo found so leaky as to be obliged to discharge her cargo (tio plates) to re pair. Ur` sANCI, MARCH B.—Several of the wind-bound 'web are hauling out of the Pier.—Tb. Dispatch, Movable, get on the rocks our this place on Satyr day lest, bet by taking out part of the cargo (copper ore) isi beats, she was got off without Janine neat tide. Huta., MAacu B.—Sailed the Eagle. Brittle, Cambrian, Johuson, Brunswick, and Myth, fo► Dsvis's Straits. Nlaacu D.—Arrived the Bee, Nixes, and Hope, Morley, fres the Sporn Poled. with pert of the bole Chetah's cargo.—Sailed the Friendship, )•l•Bride, for Davis's Straits. Norm Swains, MARCH B.—The Belies, Morly, of Yarmeel►v from Newcastle to Flensburg, has sprung a leek, sod Is discharging her urge to en deavour to and it est. A Whig Journal of this day info►ms es, that " the foodamental principle of Whiggison. as applied to the Constitetion of this cosset', is Government by Parliament;" that " they are In foveae of Par. lismentary Reform, becomes t►ey consider the Reuse of Commons, as at present constituted, so instlegoste check on the Ministers of the Crown, and an im perfect representation of the different classes and in. tennis of the community ;" and among other things they would do, " they would seeder that Assembly (the Rouse of Commons) more independent of the blioister, bet not abridge it of one particle of Its power. They would give the unrepresented por. tions of the community a share in the Government, bet have no desire to subvert the Constitetion."— Here is a promise, or rather swims', with which we are less displeased than with the kind of charge much follows It. The sepporters of Sir F. Btruorre, oiliest whom the peracraph Is aimed, *light not to be so accused by implication even They wis► to see the Cosistitstioe pore', administered too. Mr. CANNING asserted that the Hoes of Co.. wens was sufficiently Representative of the People for all good purposes! !—What nest the People think of these kind of oracles when they reed of the proceedings in the Elections at Pour, and Bars. staple. It is enaegh to make them take • dislike to all kind of senatorial nrstoity. and to doubt of lb. truth of any thing said in theSenstr. Mr. Ilusatsson too (MP • doming Jacobin), wrote • pamphlet seven years ago, expressly against the Reek, and proving t►e great depression of Beak soles; since thee, bow vvvv v he has been footed op. posing a 'motion for 'eclair* into the affairs of the Bank I I— In the corrupt lime of WALPOLE enema. not imagine that say thing se gross and bad as this ever was witnessed. The late Sir SAMUEL ROMILLT said, that eau mia gistoate was °weer of twelve pebliaboeses, end re ceiver of ten more! !!—Cite we weeder that the tows is esier.ren with young thieves slid old cor. topless !—What 'IRS been done with the bed-beeme licensed by the Board of Green Cloth? Advice' have betre.seceived from the Spanish Male which resatm what we announced some weeks ego, vis.—'Phut thrum, BOLIVAR had, in December, assembled the Cowbell of State of Vetoes**la, ever which be presided, and commeniested se them by message, the urgent necesaity of his deportees to heed Mu Armies of the Itepoblic in the 'hauls( carepelge. Be recommended the adoption of several measures See the general good, end confided the important tress ef a Representative Government to be formed by the People. He delivered up all official papers, do cuments,' Ike. and declared it was his most earliest desire to obey any orders which might emanate from the Government for the benefit of the Common wealth. This conduct on the part of the Chief has pet an sod to the supposed jesieesies and discord which was likely to bees iii•red the cause of the lade. pendent'. It is awned, that the Cowmen of State had appointed a Special Committee to carry into ef fect the wishes of Gen. BOLIVAR. Dr. ROCIO, for meoly Prrsideet of the Congress of Veneto@la ; Dr. CA nu and five others were uominsted a Junta, and dispatches were forwarded to the Afferent parishes, in order that they might elect theio lt•presentatives. The 3d of January was the day filled for the assem bling the Members elected at Angostura. By sea the Patriots have been peculiarly surressfel. Admiral Baton has taken 16 poises into Mergelite, and Capt. Jottsc has raptured three Goineamea and 'onetime to St. Fustatit. Nearly twenty elegem. levied with the privets property of the deceased Quits, have recently et rireJ et her late residence in St. Jsuses's Perk. There wit not a single strive! yesterday front the Coelineni ; and a thing stritralleleri in the recollect ties of the oldest Subscriber at I.l.oTlis, the Books presented but ore so lira'. Yestesday a Court of Directors was held at the East India-house; when Captain G. TaNWAST was sworn into the command of tint ship Apullu r consign ed to China thief,. Yesterday the Twelfth Anniversary Dingier of the Society called the Friends of Foriegivers is Distress, was held at the City of London resign, she Duke of Al'Ll.t.tooroat its the Chair. The Foreitto Asabasva. tliarv, end several distingaivhed individeals, as well natives as foreigners, were present, and liberally cntotibuted is aid of its tends. Among the Sob effibero eet►, the Atchilake hlmmitt.tAls, the Doke of •AY CAltrms, he Doke of 11 LLLINGTO:4, and Mr. WILIMISLO:ttL. 3011111ilti INI 111614 1.1 FR. OR ♦ INEZ DIALOOVII lifTW VAN OVUM •I OIL. TNC 11:11TIC1. Gaoaas.—Rojolee. 0 P. ince of Pensioners. With bean mad band, rejoice Thy grunt hos posh our lo•ul Mame— Dttae.—Rat, thee. the Pribtle voice! Gcoaaa„—•. Oil protium refgas," cry ; niece now say purse is crammed ; Defy the ba.e-lown Aud bid teem all be alerttot . .l! I the does. albeit born of 'owe plebeian ereo ; F.., woo any eraldadd• tea., Ma' swears she never knew. This, whim In exile. and dbgrace. 0.• I.w.itttia's shore. he rabble poi S me, eir'ry year. Twelve thousand pounds. mid were Yet mill my craving lagers Itch Thew vulgar gull. to rob ; God wad me is di-grace again I I love a Lieboojoh Dora.—Na weeder. Gitottaa l for what's the greet (Wsha tea to We ; When Joyfully they goveforeteso To get hot rid of thee ? thtollllM.—Forbear, My FIULII bag art 11111 l dom . / I. rertign Mules gm roam; Bel fried to take. jaw user a amorttb, A playas* ride et Mo.. Thy sovel tax dee braves will pay Willi grief sad sore tezall..a 3 Bel, toot MI vffte... and nee.. 1 be)'/ barter ball glee swirls!! ! Match 10. .1. F. Letters from Madrid and Cadiz lo the 46th .It have been received. They mention that the Insur gent privateers, which swarmed on different parts of the coast, bare committed fresh depredations. Ves sels proceeding to Santander, Gijon, and other posts were obliged to mil ender convoy ; soda fleet of 12 ships bad just left Cadiz, ender the protection of a frigate. It was aseertsimed that it was impossible that the expedition for Smith America could sail from Spain by May nett, the time originally Seed by the Government for its departure, as she transports taken up by the agents in Rolland sod France would net reach Cadiz sufficiently early. The rod of Jane was spokes of as the period when the armament wield be dispatched. By an account, of the amount of Bank-notes and Bank-post-bills in circolatioes„ from the 251 h Jan., 1819, to the Ist lost., it splitters, that on the Vitt January, the amount was 27,176,5601;i and on the Ist March 24,991,4101., being 2,185,1701. less at the latter period than at the former. The Lords of the Treasury hate gives directions to the Commissioners of the Customs fur the Mow. dime dismissal of 81 tidedeurveyore and waiters who have been proved to have taken fees contrary to the Act. By a Report from the Commissioners of Oa Her. ring Fishery, it appears, that the slumber of bawls of white herring. @sported for the year, eliding the Sit of April, 1818, was 16.1,3311! bariela. We *ball be glad to find this most valuable trade ItOCOO raga) to the utmost possible extent. A letter from Liverpool, dated the Ws inst. seys— " The ship-carpenters at this port struck their work this day for a' advance of wages ; they have hilliest.. conducted themselves quietly, and without any .fist.... sitinn to riot, and I doubt not that the Assures% will aeon be settled between them and OM employers.— The agent for the Spanish Government has sweet led in engaging two vessels et this port, as transports for conveying troops to South America—the Clarence, of 3W ems, sod the Wellington, of 365 tons. It is understood they pay three months in advance." In the Rolls of Parliament, A.D. 1445, it a Peti tion from the Commons of two enentim in England, stating that the itionsheer of eitorniet had lately in creased from sir Of veil to twenty-four, whereby the peace of those counties had been greatly inter. retitled by suits. The Commons therefore petition, that it may be ordained that there shall be no more than six common attornies for Norfolk, the same number for Suffolk, and two for the City of Nor wich. Any other penes acting as an attorney to forfeit iwenl, shillings! There is am old Act of Parliament, passed doting the Protectorate of CROKVILLL (1357), entitled " An Act for punishing of such Pineal as live at High Rates, and have no visible Estate, Profession, or Calling, aoswemble thereento. The preanstele re. dim, that " whereas divers lewd and dissolute per sons is this Commonwealth live at eery high rates and groat expellees, having no visible estate, Ate. to . sweetens themselves its their licentious, loose, and ungodly practices, but make it their trade and liveli hood to cheat, deboyst, come, arid deceive the young Gentry, and the other good people of this Commonwealth, be it enacted, &c." The authority given to Magistrates ender this Aet was carious. 'I very Justice of Peace, Mayor, or ether head Officer, might issue his warrant to being seen persons before him, and require bail for his ap pearance at the neat General Sessions, or In Mutt of such bail, seed him to prison till it was provided. They were awl to be indicted at the said Sessions, " for living at high rates arid great @spruces, having no visible estate, profession, or calling, answerable thereento;" and upon conviction, they were to be sent to the floes. of Correction and kept to hard labour for three months. Upon a second conviction for the same offence, they were to be committed as aforesaid, and detained till di.cherged by the Jose tines in open Sessions. If this law were pet in force sow (says a cotensporary), the different Houses of Correction would be amazingly crowded, instead of the Theatres at half price, and Hyde Park on • Sunday. No.l. of the Monthly Journal of New Voyages and Travels, containing she Jousts' complete of an Off air engaged iu the late Voyage of Discovery to the Arctic Regions, will appear on Monday nest, the loth imt. ; price 3s. sawed, or Is. Gil. in boards. him—Yesterday morning, between one and two o'clock, the extensive iron foundry belonging to Messrs. Fraser and Charm, situated ie Crawford's passage, Rsy.street, Clerkenwell, was discovered its be in flames. It appears that the fire originated in the back port of the premises ; end se the alarm being given, by the watchmen, the whole of the neighbour- hood was immediately on the alert, to prevent their property from falling a prey to its ravages. At length, most femininely, by the timely arrival of several en. gine., and the prompt ezertions of the firemen, this accident, which at first threatened devastation to the adjoining preemie's, was, meant happy to state. solely confined to Oen iron foundry, in which, however, it did considerable damage. ' llt STATEAMAN; PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE, FOR LNCOURAORNENT or oiousritY AND itEouvroni ok pooRN DAMS, seas ISPOCIALLT ST ilai. s FOOII FLIIILON{ cut - TIVATI•G 1111{LL HAITI'S' ll WO ft It TOM OCClD ralloy es trait sessasisa casesrastas rind. Is addition to the very luminous opinions and in stances furnished by ;cattlemen sod other jorlieious end patriotic characters, it is desired that the follow. lag comintsoicatious from • worthy Prelate may be circulated as generally as portable. His Lordship writes, that be let his glebe land principally to poor cottager', who bad families, in small portions of half en acre to on acre each. The lend was cultivated by the occupiers, at such spare time as they might have, after the regular work of the day was unished.—llis Lordship narrates that the rent was not only new larly paid by the tenantry, but the land was in as gond condition as any land in the parish, the cot. lagers having time enough to keep it in heart. Most of the tenants kept ern., on the mammon in the sem mer, end in their yard in winter. When their laud wanted a ploeghing, the farmers could, for the most part, accommodate their labourers with a team.— rho worthy Bishop's wroth are—" The produce was for the most part abundant and valeable potatoes and other vegetables, which formed a great part of their systenance; a little corn also for feeding poultry, end a pig: straw for lighting fires, heating ovens, tic.' &c. Thus they had occupations, et his Lordship oh. serves, for their leisure hourr, and hence escaped the ...toweling' of public-houses and drinking. The objections to, or the evils arising free, the plats were none, none at least that his Lordship heard of.—The • Bishop remarks, that their having or not having the lead, might make the difference of their being on the • Poor's Kates or stet ; that it gave to the poor a feeling of indepeodence, and a respect for themselves, the ensibilation of which qualities is use of the greatest misfortunes which this country ezperieoces. After having soig ested that he (his Lordship) had famished these porricalars, from the hope that this Society's recommendation of the plan may induce others to W o o the plumply, the worthy Prelate ceacludes with the following judicious observation :—" There use no means, in my opinion, by which the Gentry and Clergy can more essentially benefit the poor cottager with a family, than by letting to him a small portion of land for coltivatiou." Kieg's Head, Poultry. Anal the pecolieritiee of the Dr. Berney,' were two of a very innocent klad the first sae, the po ion of she best wine, of the best vintage ; the neat, • dread of a fresh esteem of air. Shut the dour! was the first saletation uttered by him to any one who entered his •partistent, end hat fen of Ms ssseciates ever neglected this role. This custom, it setter, did not abandon him even on the most critical and trying occasions ; for it is said, that linvist4 been robbed while returning home ewe evening in his non carriege, along the Greenwich road, by a couple of footpads, who were more eager in obtaining money than cootribetiog to hit accommodation, he called them back its a peremptory torte, and while they were wondering at what be wanted with them, ho exclaim ed, in his easel manner, and with his own peculiar emphasis, " Shot the door !" A voice accustomed to command produced the desired effect, and he was instantly obeyed. Pioaom MATCII.—A pigeon match was shot yes. • friday, an Wimbledon.comatoo, to decide a bet of fifty guineas, by Messrs. IleLLesend GIIATALT, oho killed feels birds each from twenty.one, a fort. night since at Chelmsford. Each killed eight bird', and Mr. GRAVSLT lost the match by missing the ninth. I her are considered the host shots of the day. I.ETTIVr. tom P00n..--The Curlisfe Journal toys, " The practice of l.dling the Pour, as it is called, seems to be increasing in country perishes ; that is, the ()renters contract with some person (frequently with one who is . in debt to themselves or the principal farmers in the parish), to maintain the poor at the lowest possible rate ; and it immediately becomes the interest of the person tins contracting to oppress, by all means in his power, the aged, the helpless, and the widow.—Overseers shoeld be aware that all con. tracts of this nature are nail and void, unless sp. rowed by two Magistrates, according to the 45th Ceo. 111. c. 4l; sod that ell sums paid to such con. filmier, may be disallowed and struck oat of their sal. We lately heard of a person to whom the poor were let giving up his bargain when he found himself subject le the confront of the Magistracy." Hearin son Attu. •AtTirt.—The famines rind leery !Norwich Roll attrorted a group of admirers tat. amowtoseat on I a-s. day, is nMM near Toads. A Magistrate came and desired them to disperse, or be would ',cis the bull Slane 'monaural ed. and the hall dead with his eyes steadf,..tly fired, as if waiting for a fasts-able decision. when one of the Aoackert let least • enure of Marrs. which set the ball upon his nests. and his Worsi.to left the rrr i r Ile returned tame time after. and with more radar g e .t re g th e iri btioa t to A von , which they etseareled tot but the sport was all user, the hall kartag sereert est nil the esp.. Atomiser rag was formed. eel far distant. fora light between ▪ As se s moo . and Norris, a ilkeantaiester man, whack was won by the former. after some brisk allies. is IS minutes. RANDALL A•D Italtllll. rbe hope. of the naralevra of box lag were realised an Tuesday oliMt. she whole of the data twos are, Ibn guises to 101.1. testator hey, made good. after a dieser at Mr. Frostilia's. is Lower Grosvenor street. ceases to the expectations of away. Several amateurs of ase were present, and hittiog we silt to hawse ltaadall. This Sidle. which ere cites • very lively towed amoosit the admires at semi& rri,marima itrfeetegreie k bre gol ig t . ill w it te gollr ee st7; im th : !minis% t Mandan over the Hampstead and Highgate hills. and Martin to the eeighboerbaad of Dorking, after taking a little lirtehisto air. Croaky nod Ilkkman fight cio Taselay next. 16 miles from Landoll. Belt* at resold's', is 11 Wright au Hickman. Tote Flianitux Msnuscnins.—Wo have hitherto entitled to notice the completion of these valuable pipers, by the poblication of the third or concluding Velure is Quarto, comprising the posthumous writ- , 1 logs. The Editor very properly observes, •• It is • coosaam cosoplatat that the renetntioa of mew of esokorare in the world of I,l,er...eget. by their posthumous works; oohing however of that kind is to heapprehewled la ✓eward la the moral ^inaction. for somssy of the fugitive Elisio here and the a riginal pieces mow far the lint Haw luneeS to public view, are directly referred to in the reced ing Memoir. and Coorrropontlet.e.. ws elvesdainry of patient*/ lesteartioeti de as ilisumenis of hallway for the conermeel of the bath of what Is there eewriert. Bet indepeariehily of a consideralits which IS padh,ieot to free this ropolernertory Veleme from the charge of hens sprier •gatory, the eters, transits *bleb make op its eiosiess Wye all a parnatesol elates is iirchervalkoa ia their preset form, ow accord of seek mem oir merits sad gelatin. isportanne. as roosected with Ike per. small hi.b.ey,roorseser.sos persist% of a was, • honest adopted aid Ilteart, hot with • view to practical espetierree. art who in the ire. spirit of philosophy, applied all his spends's . to objects of general utility. It wonta, ttterefore. have brow en met eV/vi o lable weirs* so ham left eves the Ilaateat reedit an of 'itch& mind. to goat dawn the stream of 'Mae. it. Ilosnat i chasses • hie* tak e paws sod debits to be low or p er stied.trostnat the perpetual paws homnassmerns. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSi; OF LORI'S, if tote ti I. The %Mb Tonnage Bill. stol the ...I:glen Anse ' heatiell Reward Rill. went Asset\ Cotnnnitees, end tke Fte ports were reeetted. —Adjnereed. I101:51.7 OF COMMONS. A um Writ Iv neettiered for the Gmut• of Boot to t►e nook of the Emil of nr.. erti.i. awe 104 el!. 111110, bat bees opyo:ut• ed o Lord of the ard•rhavarr. Itit C. OMRUAIJ NT pftwased t wo?mot BirsAishami. iiitard Ivy tlwiessiiii person.. and woollier fr..at lOW Owe la die IVO is me Duty go Caul... Mr. C LCRA FT oil. that *bat he hnel seated en a f..rwr• entombs* eas, that the Pahltr at large %lmed be ea•tnerme.l fres she u.a, and that a ma ea the raw Wilma; of any <t Si. 111,11•1 Irt pud won, A Petetiwn ea. poftenled from Belts*. again* the i.h 4a dew Ta Mr. SH AW. ovf Doshlin, optve nntire, that nn the 6 0111 of April be rhnold mine fa leave lu lan% in 2 Bill to repeal oLe irl.h Window Taw. The Marquis of nuomFor.n presented Itra Peti.:nnw Irma Chipprahno. rose mini., now alteration in the Only on Coale. mad the older notaiont the renewal ..f the Inaltocut Drhows' Art. Petitions were also premised free Dadky. KtdAerwiaster. sad Tasnanetb, signing Nov atterateue in 'lie Oat i vie Ca.!, Laird WM. IIIISSELL prevented • Petition /van Britt rot. !traria( far a retinae 01 the 1. fitment Cade t and Vr. 1 11 CH RLI. presented another to the smite effect frau' Rtna.l,... Mr. OR ,liAx. Member far Wall, beard so stale, :bit the 1 1 1/1111412 bed beta bruited leeward as a must 'available Mret tag. nod had been isonnianno.l, adopted. Ms. W. Dr ET resealed a Petals. ftnra the lobthitaait of Wenerbaia, in stir rine' y of Kerr, twilnj u. tt the Col'etior of the nevem, In 'hat Alvirirt had atv-rim wash a consoderable yam itf the public money. tad pen. lag shit Chet •ieh..impelled to par 6 a ..ec;.a.l 'lei. lie cos. elided Ay mayn't that she Report made bi lac leepector.Gene ral, and all the “4lber r.apers relative se the rettjeti, shdeld be NY before /be Hob.—Ordered. - neem• — •;;;tl a Petition from &heard Tratiiint ft yang. • Litineomni in ate awe. prayon liew Hat Heater world Into conetderati•• tie plass of • Life.boni. of by lititesti•o. Aft", low irtserniiser from SIP I. corm end Mr. V. FITZGISRALD. la ;inkier of the isvirimus, she !Woes was laid an t 4 NM,. Mr. I.;OI 4 CLOUGH p►ewwN a Pn4iaa from Ken lino. opium the Looker Tat. The Hew. (ienlew nand, 'het in !rebind a greater qaminsfy of bark won ereenrire for the per poye of raoriohy, by a third pan then was required Ia ritgl.l,l4. obit* ernorypestly arle the tan foil ♦ery heavy oh She !rod maser. Lied A LTIIOHP fare *mire that ,*.sorrow he should more fora B•rarn of the amount of the Leather Tax for the last year. r. Alderman WOOD pretested a Petition from the P.tri,ti of rltriteoweli, In farrow of the I:tprilisailon of the Out) on Coals. He elan premised a Plaiting from is se hodrrtiond) Rods► Ward, pt.. ina that the lassareat I.leMsrs' Act 11114bt mot r e newed 4 or. I N the event of that n •. ; ;ht he modlied. With the last part of the Fetid's@ hi, own ,p,- WOO cw.tided. Sir J. lIA M hsd *wt, he mkt fell from him no a former meftot iw allude is soy moditidwal, bet thosilit impreiper omderi (.11'44 eomewhrre. Mr. Alik.H.Ciio HI F.said. that the mole ef ditproint sof property Is tote lornirest Cann was better tin. in nC•nosiii won of Bankruptcy. The I rIUMINS lily the etnetwr of horkresst curs had too hews terenowe b. the aproatowet of Mat Level war, that wider the lareirest Unions. Act. see wits- yermie *equine/ property of she Ins.. renit was !kale f•ir hi. lire, WWI dells., stbice was nut the cant ender a Cdrusnessien of Bank ruptcy. Dlr. BURST Waled. that in the Coolly of hoes oily eight bed be reseaoced -once she pno rig 'he Act. The Polito.* was thee laid ea lbe table, owl ordered to be printed. Sir J. !AFFRIGHT presented a Prtisina frau the Gran 4 Jar of the eoorty of Hertford, in (4rulr of aa equeltaatio• of Y. Ditty nu Conic. Mr.IIIINI pnita led a Peleilaa haw Brothia. praying far • lifilann to tar Conetiartlaa sr star Scot skb R iugos . Mr. UFA N F. 7 r peaveate4l a Peados fry. Sarewsbary. agIAMI4 Ibe I 8..1.e5t lia.htela . Art. . _ — Mr. BROUGHAM was ►appy to tee t►at t►e Dumber of t►e Pythias...lN ara•.a small. . Mr. NELL! hit presented n Petition floss 'eventl lohnbil wet sf the Yee Witt. of M. &file:. nod St. I.:corner. B; 00 00 6 1111,, ion) tog forum obtrudes In the Art of the Mob of the hone. MAIN.HOURES. Mr. WYNN wild. law the tetbjert of his pre.ent stewing' time filiwilior tor the Stowe. won stns tn, n f..so w.f...1s had ioniser,. been made ri wet ling 1 , . fly the Itep••1 t• .•f t••e I • anode., of that Nalser, wears of amsh ess.ery add !wen elsidlnied t and It an. a woks yerpriye larl she, depot!. lute mil been fallen . ed op by ',Mae Legisidlige it. however, Red Not tyres owing 1.. a.y Neglect on the part of Me tlnese, ni Bill. had hero repeatedly tell my to the tamer Howie. rani iloseh us. 'melte sbjertsa.• haul been matie to then., had twen susfunaly rejected. Tarnish all the ..iiii•ellUrsleql% e ai.iiiic were ah. 'auger to be tuuu.l es hawses at tall de,riptian. chums sWI rrumaised to tall for the merles...re of the Haw. There was 01 prewar an adequate spirts teller:nig the lireininK llowwa tar ibe reception sit lainoitie.. Is or ia.t io Wake any males sal alsreadue in the °lli that and f i n nod y mimed lhf Illanne. 11 a object an. loam...oat is 8.. .rd to in-pecs nhotrille all lee in the Antacid's). Board w.gat Lot, divide ILA-Biwa different braoche..aad he should ledge oat of mr present Bill the elan.. not neat t., appoint d Hoinf of Ito. to each ton., to be appointed ht useQn..tter There was a etas.. is the former .1.11, I.y watch, wharrer to la • wwfile lunatic fur late. dine° relate Isis wine in the he ere. try 5.1 Stile. That eines.. had been objected h., hot lir reale sod agree to leave it •.1111 ..r the Bill, as «Idlest it am; in /evident 'Right be ' , abord withwat ray irettiideste of inareity. and cautd tatty be produced hi as application to the Laid Chancel:or; ii II %Paid thet.i•efed whe.ethe inniCir C. n. Mad. Ile should therefore, prwpose skit none rhsold leveler e Walks fey Mr., wahines the nf the peons hi show Ito wan scut, and a cettilicam of hts inanierit, fioso a Paysiriaa ; • reinter of which to be seat to the Setirtury a hint,. The Hie. °redraws d r feast -u-d.- by sooting Irs,ve in bring in a 11111 to dewed the 14th aad 15th of the le-pectin( Mad h.owea, slid to sake previweas tor the brass regolation of the name. Iw mower 14 it. rise.itan (me. Mr. M ARVIN. et was MOM. by Mr. W. Pol.ll.oltat the Mast acr.sesus odsie the Sank *id. *retie to Hoe ars.mat of MAW" 4 week, owl would Ild gmee Ware if sir U. WARItr.N USA ttr.aght In she Matisse Matins' Rili s shwa was read a Ma time, nod ordered Ia be read a 'trued issat iss-asarroa. VALANCES IN THE HAND: OF THE Rtollt. Me. UMIi.N FELL merely "" ^":""ce4,/er, of the w ic k eiri .... ft... 0 .. con the a km at 14e aeoe to arbal had fatlea 'emu his • • Natter eight on the whirr, of Uatwatre j a sh e tun& M ibe ba•ili. What had Mora been .46(1, had leti.11114••1011, amid 1.1 toe embeds. k• belteved, ut all t icau r Mehra rem sod detailed Ile h 4 t 3 ot saw „,„. nom b.sse bee.. monde the m imi c ~.„ irp, and bad beeped be hboulel her boa ao mare teraslait so irneb.e the Hamm dark otbjeet ; b.. .t slow appeared. Mai all the b 114101 • bei sir, mid !bat • aterioit Of Etieartpier chided Mil there or. uo pereiatiilitr that threZ e ina.... d he made wailed, for the poblie terve.. Mr. LUSH rON observ,el, its. there sh i.e. obl4ee/1'; that tla mlili.rr wou'.4l t.r applicable 1.. Itle Sereiee--tbree aidliaro to be paid to tee Rusk. mud pity at the serrate me the Caimatuktord Mr. TI gm NET mid, Shot uo muse than Nat duet t.. f. readld he applicable to Sue Public :genie". ▪ Yr. MABERLt at mewed. dint after the debt to il.c eaak. wed the af,eari an the Cou..lidoled I . lllhl h•r - tt paid. there sn.ld sot rtisao• site than 311,1,1100 . foe 'be Wm). aad Oleos of tee sear. . Air. HUSMISSON stated. that the pa,tnet.t t. tbe 11.0 k rime wake she heed at the...entice if tire After oast bother niMervotiorts no ins p.ttt of Mr. Mob. Mr. Greaten. Mr. II elli h. mid Mr liereart , , Mr. V. FITWGE.RALD telaterted. that modem-ate of Nature of shore murk by the llort. (:em kaput r. titecteg *lsis, 110 sock otsrbief, If allette4 it. It o Lath earosarottt let so the Prink. Ile had oettlenerote tne Ckerrellor of the fs. - chequer ta /blur tit if the It r.e. that thesis ...LI not he avaiLble f.e the "mole of the quarter, bet easy et Ow 'lore of it. CONVICTS VNDFR hl:NTE'Veli OF DEATH. Mr. be.NWEIT ato ast to., robe.. slre WI art went/ be mote twos. tie coins ...a* lode. relator. .4 ikall Mery Were at worm 54 capital Gmtelets Si heerxere, ford la IS reth. t11inf....mptre:.27...d.. wee . : :r ne lso c t :a .... l ;er . Lbe ße had ttr le hit . vow the sorrad reaellg .! the Mushy a.", I I