The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-06-04 00:00:00

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Pabbr, their liberal p,trasitigebt she lose L.urry, ati bees to labels ea ilea • New Leviety. which tom ,les • TWO (MANI/ 1 1 1117.F.5 OF • .130 OS MON KY. Althaush the natribor a( Tickets me terser Own *ay Lowery that rimy rawaiard each Prism The weir wills, drama la Oar pay. Tie. nut, JUSEIL ••• Mgr* Mires nee brovrisnrly eiw•pitelesso (arched he brie. hat more pareindarit whoa £3),01 Priors Ism part Of the &Aram; or Or f.ilaalstig W illi.ues Lin sr ill thasr .404 ..... .Alll.lllO ti SYi • Il").1410 . 2.147 MOM 6.1i7 OO 3.4 . 11 .. SUJIII 5an5:........... 9.1.618 17.5116 4441 !VA 0I 5U,06l .:0•11U0 4.21.4 3.1.410 Al arid sad *am. by 1111! , H. bettyr ewe Arms halltlie AlO.OOO • Prises IMU have ever Amt. Tletew rutl alivres are vellum ir k l SW. OWeev, 4, C•ral'Ill. awl 9, (lama-ems. 1 ovlvel Asa by his Agvats M ire emssit ►lwate intereneray with the retaletioniied Curioles 44 !Itain to Smith America. • , Mr. BENN NTT entered into •n esyissession, in 044 we understood Aim to sty he !considered ILO coodoet of Ids Majerty's Government, in this etre, at dust sorted ; bet the (Inn. Member spoke In so law end iedislinet i tone es in render it impertsiblit for et to attempt to stein tie lirgsasents witheot the risk 4 mistrptes..i.o.N. After o few worth frees pc. LUSIIINGTON. are Petition Iris read, end ordered In lie es taro tebio. ._. The Peti tion toss mid. end had es doe OW. Mr. S. WORTLEY mov•fl sppoilitihira of s Come It tee to seaside's(' mach of the Miami Ti;.., as related to fetes on shop.eiatiows, sod diritlisei. hoop" good is ostirtnoot. Ile aooletstood hit Iles. Folioed. the Chsocotior of the Egeb;glier..l774 slot disposed to *woo. bk m.fion. •oit be shoots their. ( 4 " . 'Peke Re otme , tistiors an the subject for the preterit. . . [AA* add Getalealea ar• pfteileularl• r•greried In be an Magid as lege a gsartrr before kerb* cielark. _ All epbbees6me s . be Made in Mr. tLasiberd, azeet. Lo Tal Obey 4,64. comer ef Herr-lam earl Mr. Cb.so sorllor, Poor. Mumble. TY: Pocket 6 prope3ei by two roodeoslusg or see tploeive kagisa, .lib copper butler. end odtrooote sal. sr wait 44.. ALEX. CALLOW kY. Clsolcosoo. J. A. M./EKE:4, Seeman'. I. 1111 PRovinEr4 r LIFF:•01 , 1:11 . F. (hprciallv Ftopowerril be Art • f Parliaseet.) Suitibiwittiel•otrees, ammo. . PK Nil DENT The Mkt Kehle idenesim d elititisubalt ‘ KA. • Vr•E•I'llit‘1101111111. • Ileertie of italishert .K U. VlAeitet Dews art. • Lad .1 Nettle irte, K U. Vitrosed l'holoyed, Vienne' Bollurly, Lewd lireybrieko. TRAM , RES, The Marquis of BUCKINnHAIII, Lord Rraykr..ke, Willies lottted. Fag. Kw S. K. Menotti, Hirt. M.P. I Uteri's Molten, Esq. Aid Fifitve Dir.rise•. A NAGI MC DIRECTOR, .1. T. Woke. Smasemput, Foe. F A.S. rriflE DIRECTOiIS el this °Sew, wiiit drotr,derwtsi frees the went ;tram rsperieere whirl. they Muse bed el MI wareey.. Write tee PsWk t. rtostidentii..• of Its prierplesaid coolest. Tkey have ow gamier 14 imp ter tian to .itose their IMMO?, Atiocietimo by the dseerrowt lere of. • Ihnher red.etten of the deposals : they wqeke tort deposits as are proved I. be sarcoma wider faveor.ble eiressemoweey pre. Stable, Ned wort probes the dereiten share is e.g.,' woe is their respective ettetriletti.ss. That, by tin verily sews homed, owl eawtteetet posh*. they lave .he LIMN yaw fee Owl, potatoes. io nearly timelier to lbw mill keels adopted 1. the Faasitittle Olier, bet with Air presumed hererearme, aia. thaw as she eeieMsrl Members have raised • pensarew feed, ileere4 ample emarter• f r the rote, to ef iseleseitt , It isprevidef that as persmeel retpowibiloty shell towel Is Ibe Paltry bsiders.— Meer* hese who prwrelimie we tented fern ~ohm, 0114 tisk of Iwo se to Prepriehwy bwrieer • bhp ho imitable reo.l. ado are wastiell to a partidpatide le the per its es Ise eirillooloeship &wins. The Sep septemotel lavewliptrwe WWI Its 1813. whew!". es. pre wet. ego divided. There...id tepees/4.i &this.' omit hike piste sett year, le which penises sperms pollees ei ll* dee wilt putleipaw. SPORTING, TRAVELLING, sad 0 4 bar EN . T WOW LN, a.v nypertfally Idswied. thereat this we- Mon. Oat G. FOX'S PATENT MOHAIR CAI/BROOM SHOOTING JACKNTS. HORNING FROCKS, and 'SOMERS. para. iar mare requisites foe the kid, ma. mad the wet. shammy shims ever beteg loyehted, seal see ea elardhstly desirable. 'besmear Mama.. b.st waves ilfereadv. are ter* he w. weals hat thole awiytere. art cask kl). wt/ are mot bait the set,* it balk of asolies-clash. A,. They are wade late Gratlystris Delving and Great CwassolosiTts.elliag °wakes( every apeirwpriate f. rat. able* are earraked rover eel dteawar. obey ssppeerly shaped sal awl, ap. That She Public alai lima the k, l 4lsw la Worsted has the teal la llwhalr, they are .marl as the bark. Foy'. P a te . Mir Got:she...a Mt, Klee wort, fiyrwt.gartten." whree they way be patchased. it rummy say be had of all the baiter ableTalW.. N.B. Opera sad "lathy Clotho every isserlatiaa, far Lobes sad Gesaleates. IC:se , Facade. Bine% Pri.irse Road s Chalice. 10 HE SOLI) BY AUCTION. ISA W SON roe CAFE. Al slarriii IUIIIIDA Y. Jane S. sit Tv, five. AVEILY g rtturl LEA,•E/1014) DWELLING. lIOUsE, • lie Ilnerrr.gsflii•ri in trine. mad Anodes be llied. alvandasaly %UK kIl WWI d r orsm, N.. 11. Kier.-parade. a ii:a: ti..: patssralsrly reememormided by 11 1 .• t•esslST. ad mech admired a. the Imbioasble side of she Illubslis, bad Ceissry, held fir a ter. at 99 years sad ■ Man, at a Arousal- seal at 111. per Slay be vi wed 1 aria Particulars an be Premise.' tat Gas rases'. 1 , •ad of News. DARNS and Cate, Great Uranus rasigh•sirriri. Two Free►old n. • long bowl, Poillwod-wrge5...15..10r. TO NE %LP PIT AUCTION. by Meru,. DA NrION as LA VI, By Order of elo F. %review f Mr. Jolts Lair. dyrearad, at Gorrowor'.. ..r TUIF ' , OA Y. Jose A. ai Twelve. TWO FREEHOLD lIOUSIN,.iibR.odiUOPS, is a p•pelorr wonky •-f •lworhowl. wakle au. aiwa.r mot to kg In go 4 mirrors. -Haar* Nor. 90 1 Wd 91, Porno. I werel. wow Berri iea.,ireet, Sok N 0.31 rosy lo •iewrd, ood No M. sheer rorareolear I. the imam. Pas sirrLat Po Joe preo.iMr 1 of YI e Taoism jabeil.w. 11. oak—weer. 11•111ora as liornoway'r i owl of News. Door. a aid Cafe, IP. !Wan Ilarlboomigh-torel. 14...6...me V mile. Pseamere (irnoi/. large Ganitra. Coast hisses aod Subic, Meadow, sad Gow-loore, To kiosks... TO PE SOLD DT hOCTION. Ily Mr w. DAWSO% as CAFE. Jlt Ciarraway'., ow TM E UAV. Jams 11. as Tsielve,,hv airier •I she Trustees homed is the Mill of Willies Thos. &Soho% Seg. demised, ' VALUABLE FREEHOLD sad COPVIIOLD .ta. ',STATE. iisonse so ?mi. heehaw. Middlesex. eilekh. fise he.liti. may he eista.dered the 1 11-tupelier Ragland. sod ibt seeiehhiserio.••4 s• h•soide a Ili the moo neve. table familleo. data sieves wiles fr... 1 Hyde Palk The Preusiwa esosiat of • widow Villa, with we'l-propnetiawed drawing. taw. libr..ty. 'mom' psrloar, billtard•rtora, with teltabk het bed-ehosthers sad dterstopou•sas, a hat .ad told both, wish aa atoplltode of demsess , e tam. e5ic164.41-re sad og bin. The Phloem Ground is tastefully laid oat, sad planted Witt Shiley shrubs, said a utten-htos•e at the radix tortes poles, • ilk toed ciothsd with !paw somatic trees, nearly adjaiolay • pubes tan brit.% wish eow-Meat. 11e Eon's any tie sit wed till she Mile g Perlieshod'isoly be bad • Ike Prrimite.; at the II Wes Head. and 44 Memo's it'd sou, Toiellealwoti ; the Red Liao, Ilasoutaw ; the Star, Xosustutit she Floors. Detesters' she Park Horse, Torn. Ellet-g fere of Joseph Hard. EM. 44. netifitall-ollaste sal li.r..w.s'si asd of Mews. Dames sad Cdr. Genii Marl- Iseingb.sireet. FUR PREbbRYING AEI/ RIAUTIFTINH THE TEETH. TIIE VEGETABLE TOOTILPOWDER hi., , n ' hero the appeodage of ever , toilet at root nod ' famine that 14 Is nooreetrary to offer any farther reeiracomodm tiro of it. /kW( romposed of 1/reelable', nod wilhaet tbr susimaare of say mineral or resinous ingtediest whatevet. k Is tree NM the anal abjetio.as agaisot t ae are of saber need frees, leo &nosier power is jest solhrient to amothilale ohms desenesive and sotroderg particles which crowtally adhere to the Gass mad Se the freeways of the Teeth 4 Prolong sneesse la the former, and ramming a new enamel of pearly bire tta!' (ahem it him been Miami ore cooroded), no She latter. II likewise ..pans a drowses and hemesifel redeems In the rants g in the breath ,he nom deketabk rreciairay i and if send rots sisals, as nreeteol, will preserve IM Toni Im a some stale even In old axe. Sold in Bales, at 9d. by R. Hotleir sod Foos, Chassid% No. 4, theapside, coiner at St. Primer, Leeds , t and 31. Seek. •illr ores, Dwells y aodb s she principal r.rhiniernamed Booboo thenaglioat the Unity d R • N. B. Postures are re to observe shot the esteemed adder*. of " Boiler, 4, 42 benpsitk, - are eaaraved is the stoop and tact startled hi tact, b., a of this es•lerefill Dentiffire. as Imi° 1 ""o• of it ate sew told under the Nme tisk of Vegetable Tooth Powder. CHEAP PAINTS. fnllsoring mach • approworl CH EA P PAINTS, am oemesfoclore4 bp/AM CItKA NE awl CON. 51. W.ll Saseoll.44l. I.newlnig. Vold are 44.1pi..1 Ia the proerytea nod benetslTirwt of every sliorripsio. %ood Mod woe-murk rt•wo-ed In floe ueui►er. CHEAP GREEN ?JUNTA Sold_li . ese..49 of Munroe pee& each, sod upwards. I heve, at .16*: per cat. This Pnuto. w lett i.etursaely use to in its apart...utter, b.' frtan the los new 4 its rite. otittieahroy applw.ble 1.. Owl WM! tIMPONNI purples f poaohog, it berg equally /amble to silt the war e &pommel. c.. 1.21", A carol Olive Green. ao 1.. per lb. A toproitir gluon, ail.. 61. p.r IS. %patina Olive Greta, no it. 116.1er Preen. Mau Girds. as Y.. 6d. aad So. per lb. The tie larl.ntraitatied titers.. from their emit rirOtares gad dostalnllsty tabour, are preallarly calcalatied for the ni -1 ussaratal pito d a 51.40.4 pahatiaor. J. C. ',ad ?lag he& Wage to rase. as diollogristrar "WHOw of the abase Paints. that the, are Maly intend its Unwed Oil. aad without any winolanire •afrasie.el rM4amt whirls Sothic only to inereasethe weight of the ankle. are clatter to. jarlans. at add eathhtg to Iw eareatal souvenirs as a Pas. t. &Pied Lineal Oil. far thlanlag the above POWs, at per antis. :apse Greer. fee Vardar Caloirera. nudges. Pie. M haters. with priannt direction-, at Is. 36. 1.. 6d. and S. sorb. Tbia Inssuodel irks, n 0.., al. Ire applied la oast other nnataseatal lowbrow perpalrs. us patois& 6.orer•oboris. bn be o Ammo of the Gregor may he new at the Illaurfacuory, PI above. Moe may be had their CIII6AP TAR PAINT. Cligeghoie Calmer. reedy preparrJ for one, red requiting a.. heat. at tea. per paged, fa orb of alma 40 paged. sad bp wares. . . —.- 13' Mahe Lewd. 01la, Ct•losto, owl Verohheo of detetiptioe. C•14.1/116 td all kirch., properly prepared tor relsties. Liberal alteetutre to the Mule. IMPERIAL PARLIJMEAT. NOME OF COMMONS, Joss 3. Mr. DENNISON presented a Petition from the Merchants and Sinp.owsters of Rotherhitho and ad. jaunt places, against the Foreign Enlistment The Petition, be stated, was signed by above 750 of the most respectable persons in that part of the Me. trepolls, and the great majority of them consisted of them who bad been found foremost in the ►ants of Ministerial 0011Pari, in times of danger sod difficulty. On this occasion they bad taken epos themselves, wit► the Potter wildcat-0, to remonstrate es to the hopeliey of a Dill, which, should it pass into s law, they werecoosinged, wool(' most priedicielly alert lb. commerce end general prosperity of she cowry. —The Petite.). was nod soil laid on the table. r. T. WILSON saki, he held in his hand a Pe- Woo of • similar nature, from the Merchants and Ship.owisers of the City of London ; in which this most ealightermi and respectehle body bad not he sitated to deliver it as their opinloo that the question about to be decided in the fate of the Bill pending,wss one which yielded in importance to none of those which lately had occupied the ottesstion of the !louse. The manafectering prosperity and commercial Into. rests of the country were, in a great meesere, de. pendent on the determination of the (louse with re. aped to this BM, and the interests of the British community, they were firmly persuaded, would be beet consulted by repealing every Act which bad any reference to the subject, which it was determined the presto Bill should once for all decide. The Henoorable Member remarked, it was somewhat singular that the Legislatore of this country should be, i• the middle of the 19th century, occupied in discussing the subject of neutrality, and endeavour. log to define, by new laws, in what centrality coo. slated. It was equally extraordinary to find that the King of Spain should have been so pressing with oar Government for a measure of such severity to. wards oar own subjects, at the very moment when he had in his ports to expedition nearly ready for see, which was competent to carry across the Atlautk a force sufficient not only to crush the Pa. tricots In his late dominions, bet to sweep from off the Gentioest every remnant of those subjects of this gametal who bad enlisted is the Patriot cease. lie begged his Mejesty's Government and the House to consider with the smog caution, bow they would, to gratify the Spsoish Monarch, or support theoretic doctrines of neutrality, 'section a law which directly struck at the hopes of the slowly reviving trade of this country, and was particularly calculated to es tinguish that faint light, which hail hitherto directed the intrepid sod adventurous spirit of British corn. 'tierce. The distress of the imatiefacteriog classes sal the daily subject of Petitions to that Meese, and re. quire(' no sulbantication. In soda a situation it would 111 become the British Legislature to adopt II meows so impolitic, through a blind compliance with the selfish views of the Coon of Spain, owl madly deprive the commercial and manufacturing its. terests of their almost only rema i n i ng h o p e , i n th e I benefits to be derived from the most friendly nod in- Sr U. Pa1&NF.1.1.••••4 f.► %retort* bang 10 a Dal In anwad tM wood• of taking the rag at Elec tions in helloed, which was postal. 111. 11ENNET1' oishpal in know from lbo 160. blemlwr, shoot he sow he lei.. Seer, wbothoe iiknvzht it worsia he ennseoiorosly poadblo N pea dour thornpiea of alive,' hes. relative re relative to ce►- tain •111.4 d.falcsii.n• la our.. mat to this enos4 try from the Isle of rroi.te Ay Governor 11.11, may lb. neat work. which loolog assentrul to by Mr. Gnelbetn. lb. lion. Wernher q.►a aeries., that be *boold make s motion on the subject of these papers es Monday oval. Mr. COVIMURN then. Istennsegoeneo of a tom maniestion he Awl r•trit..l fie= an iionnershl• Menihvr (11r. sitwito.e.). in.s.anned his motion roPpPcting the Registering of Sieves until Taenloy neat. ___ Mr. Alderman WAITIIMAN "unwed the lion•► should resolve it•elf inte• Committee on the Mock Auctions upon Monrisy neat, +kith was •greed to. Ile else presented • I'•titinn from Dan Fernandes Noses, lowly enesalting physician in the Spanish forces, statism the sacrilices which Irv, in common with others of the Patriots and the Cortes, now in confinement. had closterfally merle in thr !loyal cause. doting his King's exile in Feltner; that un his Ms. jesty's worn to hit Throne, instead of 'roping the reward of those sacrifices. he and many of his cowl. portions were either arrested by the Ito) al order, or forced Ie fI from their native country to escape a dungeon. The Petition, after alluding to the Sec rossfei luterferrnre of his Rosa' [lights's, the Prince Resent, prayed the lineve would take sack stops es might interest his Rept Highness in the fate el those unhappy men end lead to their liberation.— Read and laid on the table. Sir H. WILSON presented a Peti , len Peen certain persons in ClPPGninetimt In the JO of Lancaster, slat ing that they bad Won In confinement for peeled. longs/ Shah by Is. they sore emitted to ho word (n/ the ofeneea of uhich they bad bees con. victed.—. lived end Wei i n ito. table. Mr. D. W HARVEY c.t.ed for Copies of ell Petitions and Meletnielf presented to the Treesery or the Cemoii.sionsrs of Eseise, tnotter with the Casts of the Proceedings is the Court of lizehmieer stalest George (feisty ; also Copies of the Inforrominns. giving the motes of the informers, dates, &e. which ins sgresil tn. Lord CRANIIOIINE mewed for lease te Me( In Mil to aotherise the Site of Game ender cassia condition'. _ _ After a short conversation b►tween Sir J. Shelly. Lord Lowther, Mr. Corwin, Mr. Leshingion, Mr. Goolbern, and Lord Biasiog, leen was given t• to bring In the Bill. M►. 1.1:411INGTON be held in his hind • Petition from three Naval °Beers, complainioe of certain calumnies east upon their characters by a Pe tition presented to the Holm by Captain Hancbette— The Petitioners, Captain Knight, Lieutenants Neale and Dmobiain, complained of the inisrepromotatione contained in that Petition. as stated in the Paper, of the following morning, by which the characters of these Officers had been seriously attacked He (Mr. loshiiigtoi.) hail also to complain of the statements ' contained in the Morning Papers, in which a repro !mulattos, of what had plaited in the Howse. when ' that Petition was presented, was protested to he tires,. In those accounts there was moth of mitre presentation, as to what he himself had said ; mach which he had said hart been omitted, and much in. stifled which be n tiered, especially in one Pa per (The Tian); and he cool , : not bat believe the observations in that Pamir came from a polluted source.—(Hear. hear !) Ile II u‘tetl, however, the notice he had now 'alum of it, would be +mildest to prevent a repetition of sorb a course. AV ith respect to the present Petition, he most again call the alien. lion of the 'lease to it, and the attention of the Mens• her for Shrewsbury, who had presented Ow. Ilan. chet's Petition in particular. On the question for the Petition twine Intnaght up, Mr. BENN ETT fl afrocied himself for presentine the Petition of Captain Ilanchett. Ile had presented the Petition lit the discharge of what be considered his duty ; as to what appeared in Newspapers, he sever considered himself es at all responsible fsr any misrepresentations they might coetains Ile was Daly persuaded, by the present instance, still more streog ly of the propriety of pointing Petitions, which, he contended. ought to be done whenever • Petitiols was considered fit to be received by the House. He shook!, however, at any time be prepared to bring forward this ease, if the Right lion. Gentleman would furnish the necessary documents to enable him to do en. Mr. LUSIIINGTON was ready to fornis)s any daemon's eonnected with t►is case which LISP lion. Member toiciii l u tim•t• • wish for. Ile meld not. however, •Rtes •ltb the Ilonootable Member In Ids . - doctrine that such rattan's' as Captain Hencisett's, containing gross and unfounded reflections op printe characters, should he printed. The Right Roo. Memhe► teen protracted to read Ramat written do cument', to prove that Captain Hendren had de ceived the Honourable Memter in the mptesmilithes be had colds to kis. ,--- - Cis the reattou ei tltit cjIANCEtri.O4 Of the . ...- f KCliglitißit,it Was Proffil That not nest* at its rOiot • field atljamtu to Itketakty. ill!. W. VIIIITO plyttente4io twillii't of Illitillaie Iced, b.dics of Protetwast Plassotees istrilwateeseer.. Wow. Solfallt, Conseil, latedoo f lirs4 - easeptet•time Ilif minim replan's* of the. Neelblittlelit itt allheta These . :ai These Pefliinas wore read,./ladllllllgAlitAte. Sr M. Id MEV protested • 1416" Ittotttli Martinets and Ildiroptsiss of I'F**twats o . o •nrylaer aegis* the For*, 11"Iiiestreat • Illtt. th.'l4llresin bets te this Pennons were egsilly vesret•ltto ss worthy sewbets of. society, as thrty arose Otiose moat extensively e ennectod lirsittrilwrterf at•vesoille interests. They repteseespas that thennti th-leisPht Bill pats into Ivw, it wield cut off thew*, 1 . Ittre at the country, and partirelarly of the coodercist •orld, sad in Inteittle laneesge teitied is the jos. M tic* of the ow% to initialer! amber* of his Ma jesty's Gevernieent to passe 144 they resolved Ise a measure, welch timid no• fail to berry our* es avoidably tain the wasidacterirtjetwieitio, as well as that Gray minclionto said obitoroinerr throaghout the kingdom.—The Polities wirresd avid sad or. tiered to be printed , . El ‘Nry. Prln3EuT. no •be onse.ort of the (AI UNENILLOK of the F.Xefic. iQI' ha. ete Hoare arso,nrd itself Iwo a s'inisoit.re a the o bole lloone. ssi...o she Oro Ilepors of ...e t7ssnioassee of F,.. i runic rso,:da a d ka liz t peodi s usz. s....o . :s r or o ls . Cnin w es s c ut be hod , port:wit he .rferred. In the tosanneittee she ,!tight lies. s andman Isoared the Woos i..g Lerolo.lasor— " Vol it •ro tbe *praise ofibe Coonneitsee. that awe As Uri Ishuttles • f the air iss 11111 a she war recess,. rontinssog prior.. rally of the ereeerty Tea, hod rented, suonoutios to II mil lions oerliog. 1 '. flail slam that Ferri* th.. enswilivtatise of de (tissue of areal BMWI surd lorlatd Mod tukeis Awe. .. ?hoe the Iteseone eT Ireland o l eo he taboo. as annisons. I laF to 4.3tnA1101. t.e asorriereots 4 us. we 0 . f..eded earl Nth. 111114r4: steld mastatvil to "00.00.4 re um th...etrannatti w • chine so nearest of IrehuM. to the meager of 1, WOl. for 1 which so previsiew had as yet bees mode. • .. That ale Sis.kieg Fowl sire be miriade! Unable, In the sunnoot IN 1550t9.11101. ----._. .-- ___ " 'I bat die moppliom co be yodel far the JAM sok* be mita toted at about 70;50.0.11. Thermos of the demlnsie applies ble to the septsiies.toomedeld to IMILOOId, ie *ma he atirfs• tory we mime by leas tic otscrolse the sea of 15.30=111. That a Dm .f 4.01`.0i01. would he Om available. after Bedevil* the scot of 11.930,0001. ammo? Ns he nand by Meta. from the owomoolsif the sear , gaie Salted rood. ?a. . be o w 9) b au d %.00e. : mom& s wirolmshwatediately appli cable is the pe Sothis Food. " That, ever. es of b.lol.ollol.altededef *ma ba arceomity to Seel Ike . %hie 11 world reader it (*crawly. its addiMit to the above 'aryls' of 2.0.0.0001., to tabs dome of 3.011.15e11. I. the .hopesf Stem." Mr. Gil Mt FELL hoped tht RION lii.. Getoleadik is the Interview which he mold hove to more* with the bidden far the lola. week. by sto Mitimatim ima kW pct, mash oho douse. at .stet bilowitf to be Mend 11th revert to she orb teqwent determioatiost of the Homo so dot ,dastiolsioo, which might be expected to take phdo area the Reemil•ame. whew proposed prat Moods,. He dote pat 'millet: herd. that no eitemproemime world be made as km die wooloyarat tuf tile Med iae Feud to the petit* Make. h tray pervious roqadesorat that ROI lieu. nowledlia sight ewe, km with the Coolest toes fee the Lem. T • CM A Mt ELLOII of ncßaQurn. ma for Os we mold eimileet. retitled. he shawl/ amid say such eadademorats. Which be blemeide•mild nod bm* mrsidee as peteematmire. Ibe Chairma thee atai ordeerd to report Pr. /has. and wok ken is idt agate. Mr. HUME hemmed to ask thy Eight Hookarable neodymium whether to the Resolutions be bad peopesed uI ammo CO. tales or the Lire, test doe to the Ear blahs Catimpaoy fir C..ylc• The CHANCELLORof the FICREQU ER replied, •hsi ad retiditto similar to tide all.ded so INW 'ire.. witil. . Ile ea eft aware of the protiue imiamer la which die memo*. mod with the FAN India Cemomay t bet be deald tiopis they did .at re quire my Matedlate ,seltlnweot. CARLISLE WEAVERS. Mr. CLTRWF:N bouvel t• .i tho Noble f,iird opposite if any step had, boob taboo far th• ?idiot of the dist tom.; at Duelist*? Tim issotiost et •iir Pen op was pond—Abe wow, lies IMO of the mem call mitosis diitroin—wagns was et. no In low if !Cayce ly to iwisiwgined. sod if Ilse Goveintboot 'isei• not dowireined to do sowetbiog !misfits Afield fegil it his d.ty in bring dell sobjitt before the consideration of thy Rosso. Lord CASTIERP.AGII saki, that the Petition of the Carlisle Weavers had been presented by the proper person to his Royal Ilighaves the Prince Re. ueot ; sod the Treasury bad oleo been in de ar qoainted with their coalition. Ile lamented their condition, hut the Honourable' hlro.her and the Howe c cold be, tio doubt, aware of the dal - malty of !Paneling to any partial treasons in the general stale of the country. PA ROL Mr. F. DOUGLAS wished le ask the Noble lard (Cattier..o) if any proceeding% had been taken by his Majesty's Government towards provettiins the cation of Paw ? Lord CASTLEREAGII did not feel Mattel( bound to sun if any iostrattions bad been forward ed relative to Parr, because the ant question would be, as to the natant of such instructions.— And the Hon. &leather should be aware of the incon venient interference which such questions end dircio. lures would bass on the part of the Executive Go vernment. bk. F. DOUGLAS.-Alie Noble Lard hod the other evening ed so much gond Betio( on lbw I subject, and such pity for the People of Perm, that by his interference. he (Mr. D.) was led to hope they aright Lord CASTLEREAOII.--i will porno whotee.r yet he roved Imam I think Is right, sod at tire proper alms be able to defend It. FORKION VILISTIIIENr RILL. ^ Mr. MELLISH presented a retittoo freer the • 1. 4