The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-05-27 00:00:00

?rioter ; sod the Comovittre II ou t hi that its the Dill . 0 ej . then pr.ptseti to tl err should be. a • -,orostsitot to pr..trut the proper,' of the ileb..4 from b. i•sg d. stroyeti its trison Iwiore he oslitaiitied his slis ch.::i,e; anti float i, thou's] lw at the option of the deb•or to itts'.:.• applict,tieu to the Court fur the per -1147e of toldug I.e.:t lit uf the Act. after Ltiog ► sys in prison. He should pr, pose situ:Aar provisions it& the tresent Hitt. with this addition, that the too tmo t t the ,tehoir's u .5% sent in.., 2,:i g nee •,Lodiii he Jitru:nted Iv 'A..: plow titan and :hare of his . co.. A guat gilo•Lanov was t.....t0d I t . exist in mend 1.. agents the lour! ; anal hr it a .l 1•e.5pp,...1 that mere Lot attorneys thoohl t•ts• is 140 time!. Hot then it was ronsider..i that th: pearlier aright fa:l into lire-ha:As of %re:: low •'t:: and therefore that proposition was :stianilamed. ' hr ..hje e t now w.a.„ iu give the l'onotiti...ioner a tower t ..peqirt t!.e aeries. Another tit:Aerial Walt. to . 0 ;.! 1... creditor a power to compel the dri,tor. after %Atte in prisms tesonths, to gite tip his property, and i.. - .1.e Lists tale the heuelit of lie ;let. It was also Ise re .•.try to mate -owe pro% in the 8 . .11 respecting th.• ficure property which the th loot Ih i h.t acquire • hy ! citing power to the Consinissioner, oft on ayplica beinl made to Wait, to arrest the property ,itbse t t nent:y possessed by the deloor. With respret to the orter of t onmoksioners. of whims the Conti n. 64 to • he. ootnizht the business w.s lihe4 its: e lwttet • hy three Colloids ho.ers, than h t n .• ; •tweanse, if there ras lint one Coustai:ssioner, atol he liamited • to retire from toßre, no husier.• could flirt' h, dom.; ttn.i hesil a, it sunlit hi- to nary to hare a Cumutis, s'.ontr to in' cstirat.• this affairs of a dettur presiott, to hi , coming lerfore the Court. Mr. MACON /NA I.ltsaill. he strongly objected to that part of the Bill which teem to itterease the number of lb. diblert from one to three. If the groomd for sorb Be appointment was that of its Moo neressary to have! a pre' ions inrestitat• into the affairs of the debtor. such act inveitii4a , lon might he ;node as it was in thr other Loomis of I:yoi,y, ht responsihis officers, like the At tiers in Chancery. I;.• load, besides, a great nnag seance to the an...rotor,: nett JUllel•S: and as to there; toeing toshorlilo ..ipply iltr place of the Jotter. in rase oil I's renting. or !...;ioc• prrrented from attemlino to the I cones of his olive. the test sante ofifeetion might bet r•:;tie to Lord tiro visitor, or to Liner ft:tron of the Es t quer. when he sat in the Etptity • A MEII BER, whose nano we coal nut learn, spoke Ito, AIM the principle of the Eill,as a ete.ature of tyranny "Prr° loll to all the orthofartnriogilistriets. Mr. ii'ffllllll' wished a rlanse to h.. introdneed into the Kill. to this et feet—that when a del for rot... Mu f ti a I tram{ on any one creditor, lie should be irlll3lldell as 101 t!i the other creditors. There might also to he a clause to enable the creditors to rot at the proper!). of theic ! er! tors the otroneut they be,•ator insolvent. Ile thonght e.yresboul.l Itr three Jittlptrs. a* one of them might he a . • town or Arrrat as to !Mori of the two oth e r.. Besid e ,. ori reason why a Jegrr shoal, not Fr chosen pUtictilir occasions to ire ' fitfu l & t o e itti on ... Sir E. 031:11A XXV said a tew words, which we meld . to: olistitwtle hear. • ;q r . 7YT i•Lmos ari.rov...l of thr Lord ALTltilltP spoke is. re;. l y. Ile said. that with recall to Crown debtors, hr certain:y considered that intr.risonment was ;t punishment whirls onght not I in hit itothrteof on a poor innowtist man ; too the pawn I Lr .}id into iv:l-whore a clause in their filmset in the hsloi was tl.e ohjection mad. to it by she Attornec- C. rent; all he tail reasuo to fear, that it he insists:al 4... *hit chinse. hr should risk the safety of the Bill k eel With regard to the /olive' of the Coat to romped plaremen to Rise ap the:r salaries to their creditors. no sorb power hitherto Bahia it ',mild remain to he icier:rimed. ahem the Rill ram, into the Committee. • ssisetiscr some proviiiins might not be made on that sub ) •ct. An lion. neatens,' load spoken of the tircessity t•f an appeal from one Commissioner to 'wailer ; but there wves.alreaily a r i..er of appealing to the Coact it• self. As to isu'roilueing Juries into the Court, they could nut be ilospannelleil within't mat expel's,. which insolvent persons were unable to pay, and the Court night appoil.l runlet ton frequently from a natural wish to get rid of responaibility. liesisks. they were t!etteral 1 c.irsts of equity. anti nut of fact. w bids were generally ti'srussell it this Court ; therefote, Ise Jid not think the ir•ratintlion of a Jury in any reget necessary. I 1,4141 m ttiek that the a"poitnent of t hree Judges wool! he ' advantageous : it would he analorons to the pearliest in ' r: sea of bankruptcy, and necessary to thr examination , •' accounts. • • 't be sras read a serond time, and o rder e d t o be co-! milted 0.1 Wednesdav nest. rut:?It;:~ • et:Firma: 4 . Lord Mt! TON, lord 11. S . l , sir; err, and Mr. P. cif • mit?, each presented a petition from set eralurettpiers of is-d, ratio.: for relief. maid 5i11:10.7% presented petitions from Wakefield, Ira:value, arid neerral other plares in Vol kshire„ praying for the repeal of the Wool Tax. One of three ii as from 0:0 toe.!, of Leetin.— I .!L.l on the table. ntn•rn; 4 .tt Nor Milli or. IIFN3I AN presented a petition from 90 1 0 ;oho hi•antn of the town of Nottingham, complaining of severe distresses. and proving find sortie nu usnres might be adopted for their relief. There was one ' m int of. (-relit importance tt hide the petitioners had introduced int'ss this petition. They prayed that the House might retteal the late law for regulating the importation of corn ; hot this request did not in the slightest degree proceed front improper motives. They laboured nutlet. tie greatest distresses, and they thought that this law v.e.s a set ere hardship. They would not love said any tl. , ng ;shout it. had it nut keen fo r the numerous agricultural petitions of a n o pposite nature that had been lately presented to the Ila•use; atop tvLieh impressed arm with an idea that there has al intention of in creasing the presort protecting duties. For his own part, he 'Soot:int that as the removal of the Rank Re strietion .trt had given a greater value to money, the asi4imura price Of outs. adopted year. ago, might now be reduced to fills. ur „);:s. Mr. Mittll bore testimony to the severe distresses suffered the manufacturers of tIo- errantry, which it ems absofutelv uccessary to relieve. The great load of taxation was the main came of general distress; and tee unir way to reduce that load of tar.ation was to re- Ottse the expenditure. The petition was ordered to be printed. Rrpr.m. OF THE WOOL. TAX. I ord MILTON ri•ses. in pursuance of notice, to MOTs rot It eye to bring in a Bill to repeal the duty rn Foreign Wool. It had been the principle most therished by thiseountry. that sr;• shouts iStrodore the raw materials of Owyhee growth ttltb as little expellee as possible. :loom rentlemen regarded the duty on um.' as it •as coat weird with the revenue. ~!bets spin sweated to eonsider it in the li , yht of* protection dot). In his opinion it *mild mit be both at the name time. To show that it WWI Inoperative as a source of renting,. he thooid refer to the utmost' on the table. from which it *add appear that the diminution of the quantity im ported &rim' period when the tat was u operation had a rernarbable diqproportion to the quantity top ortrd hobos Mai floe. Jn Iho eight woes pinions to the caihnsooroslot of the opoistime nf the duty. the amount of the tmattalty of (orgies wool Imported into this costlier) THE 81 ATESNIAN. was et 1.4.50.000/.. and during the four months of thu overs hoe tit the Inc. tlottpinotits iniporled amounted to no Imo/. Moo /31.tator. being ,bunt a /filth ut the form.r .out. I Ttait colourist lie tlodia,:iit olividt.sl a eionclasiseltroot that , thy insj ortation of iiirr:!fit a 00l conkd not bear the es wilt of Oil) bo s ...se/I Pima it. T!.e state of the Inaliljneturo in 1 the %%est hiding of Yorkshire. protrd that it stn. ahs.dale ' : nto.liteg• to attempt to add Put Mil, 1.. the importation of the I Itau material. bating the twit 'ear the nisoofarter e , 1 the %Vest It Whig ul 1 urt.shi re sent out •..t en million )ant. ii.illt-.1 I broad elev.. Sine.. the tear Ilikt there had not been so I lint .„ Tai: taitsere was teal //nit irth boilable to the dieters .• tit home. i.tl;, to low tailing tot 1:1 foreign trade. This collie . I tr.) 1111:A reti:Ltat the etport trade ns long a . s:te found it lo•- , eessai , hi import the comforts toil lilltwiriwi of other ,131:04*. Wills tilt oeln Mee nuts hail. she rowelwl not afford to grow ' I poor—she mwel be rirh to pay the laterest of it. need not h• rr re ...ouzo. to reprslissals I.D !et nit a i.. w Itiell a es Ines -1 Nicol Got:rowel alosir meld j.ct in practice. II stolid ti.d Ise wise to cemelc thr Judos of a rot material. sinee i' tat I oil} troth ete ipenntify tit Isehootr and shill employed tepees ir e • 1 that we e•olls I upset to niake it profitable. Fur in-diner. • Inv %Vow it moo: %saw. 81041410w1. L poi retleviion. he tither." , say. raiser qt intropfed. in many im:lnnees. F the /ol den..e fakers before a Committee ot' the Privy Colloid; 134 r winter. it apt/rare/I that Erollislt woo:lees had in the Lois ' I titian marten all ft.itaritalgewww ; end a halt per mit. oiler rip. . neisli nod French swine-11A. It was also staled in this et i . dente. that the addition of t" I. dots at. lire importation of the ' raw material wools! mow an addition 9f I-1:11t to the prier ' at which it was estimated: that our woollens had the staled • adrantag,e (It et the French and net/tisk tiormatislities. Trots. suppow lime woollen. of the lat!..r to he at Itok the pi opor- limo of the Eirglish U1.41iit . 12, souk, be to them as ftga. with the Ins. Nul the operation of the Only would rnise the ,' ' proportion of the English woollens to thi. Cooler these eh*. i 1 eurisstartres. there a as ti great risk of dri t jag America either , I to istanufaeturr for her /At'. ur to take them bout the('reAtineid lof Europe. t ithe notion un: atword, that on ;moons. of t h e , price tit well, which eoustiftitml unit * fifteenth of the lest. ! t dile:. ..‘ lite rullillr). mould sers e in any materiel iteltes.ll4. , lagricultural bud). The getterai revel of the du/lament to • which he alloiled a as. that the importation did, a ould prove as disadtantagoous to the grower at home as it did to the I manulachaer. Ilr had discouraged Ilto sending' of petitions to the Mouse rolopialaitig of :tie duty t hot the 'Ming+ of the i people a ere 141,1 , !rollertot be i . !ppre,se.l. Ile net er held old the notion. that the realm al Of the tag' e mild rem i se. th e I na ! • I trade. lie thould net be an honest man in ennsey any sack i ' impression ; but 'II Loft. lust when a manors/ hire. Sat in 2 ; . stale of deenilence. • e shotitil pre% ent. 1111.1 taut assist the ra- ' pidity of the fall. rwr distre..; of tit.. atcrietthiiral hod) aas i I nothing eompared to the rrannfrielierers. In the j o u n oil Sheffield alone. the ponr.• rife, were dontile I is Ohio the last 1 ,i tear - , a pm/ l of the distress of the manistartoring buds.-- -1 , te. he NUlll.or.:. slier n tea other albcpriiii.i.;. cutiellidea ! l” mot ing for lent e• to loin:: in 2 niil I.w repeal lie 41,11) ole foreign wool.--(Bear. hear ! ) Alt. WI INON said. lie cordially seenaded the motion of. the Noble Lora. Ti. effect of Ile.• deity wont.: he to stop' all importation of is //oh In III: 411..111. , 41. U:iscruise,,it would ' do well. if. instead Of proposing to dins; n tax of 1..A.L01V. I from thr importation of a 901, the a enld /oho a bohnq to ! I that wormed upon it. Alr. WENTEICS thought. hi opposition In the \elite Lord ship mot eel for the. re i et.al. this. 1t,,, Its ua . 1,4)111 a t source of re, Vaill . . And a 111%.i..01;•.:1 tee the grower. The ten- son of the small amount of the importation during the four ` 1 months alluded to by the \idle Lord was this. th a t i n t h e eittlit month. before. n asst , toeL oi l l a id in. rhe CII %Nil:Lion At the 17 XCM EQUER maintained . that it was po.sittle that a tax mi.tht he loid oo an ariele : which should operate at a ammo. of ret emir nada proloreo.ww Halt at toe •aete lime : and he oas sore that no article no. sorted this description bever than wool. The Imp. rtnti ens , of tt.0 , 1. I.:lore tlic Into oars. na ; !Jl.Soo.(lollih.t. oei:. d; Iteem that perio.l to 141 I. three acre flier 7 snillitio :. and afterwards 10.111110,t051. Hot while the importation ot aural was litirs rilurmose4l) increased. the exports rest m:11) Irwwei , 4.31111.01. 0 0 In I.l.4tALOwlll. athic:i pros eil a ralpohl.• invrc I.i I 1 the home growth. In order to 5110 A riAt the tax on wool Ihail no partlealar elect in diroloshins the woollen tro/io. I lia staled, that the export* or vtiwAtimi nomiticitorpg were tint slineiiii.hed in greatcrlosportion than nth.: articlos of pro. due:* in :his romitry. Tie pritoripaisa et ,e. of the Altai nation of , rob mode. Arai the decrease in the roonn! of the es•port. Ito America. lie ht no mean: nie-inf to - 0 ,, th i n / i l i a an , the only cause. Tete !louse would remark. that the tonna- fnett.reri of Fra.ece. and other ruts of the Confident likes I ari,,.. emel t /loin / of ~,' oiktrea.c, iBl.l certainly their einhurross- lilr.wlww. were wst pro.hieed b> the imposition of any new to< i upon them. Feeling etrrt wish to hate this subject torero I full ) di. a.:441 31 a Miler opportunity hereafter. lie shoold nos e.mietit himself with moos ing the pres' question. Mr. M. IVORTFEV sopoorte I the motion. The tag' had hanktied trade to sreh in extern. that the appearaure of that ' people of Idlers' parts of Yorkshire had born altered dread full) tor the worse a ithin the last sear. Ile spoke ohs the autti o eit% of tarts. alien hr said, that the lax 11134 11100 ill- , itif1011: to the country. nod if there was any probability at ! the limo rhea the t'ts was bid on, that it would have pros • dated III; conwpootees of onic!‘ the umnafactorers row. pis; nod. he would wol --supporting tiosernment as he always ' did--that there nu ter v. a : a more ertiel bloc aimed at a body or the people ti, tho fielrernMent. Such. he tail. Ira; the opinion rat all the 811.1111:artt/rar4. Mr. II: skis/en. and Alt. f•I.111FX sopportesi it in a few ' words. _ . Mr. pnit.ups that while tr.. increased our im portation of wool, the antonnt of Rritish growth •140 lm probed, so that ilia importation mild not, as it was staled. be !Intl% 9111filtile to the home prod ire. Ntr..loliN SMITH 5:11.1. at afraid the real state of the question was. that fint ernment emild not affor I to part with the tat. atthonelt he believed they donbted tees lunch its polie. lle4iipported the motion. Nit% it %RR Err declared his determination to; oteagainst the motion. He stated. that three ernes produe,: ur wool still remained In hinge% in the mart.:.!. The que-tinn was then Inndlt railed for: strangers were ordered to withdraw, and the House divided. The number; Were : For the prrvinne que4tion - - - 114 Again4t it Nlajorit) againit Lord Nikon's motion —74 PPLY. Upon our return to the galler. rc founJ thr HouJe in a Committee of Supply. T. t,iI.III.IA)R of the FAI'IIEQUER ineveJ. that a Ilum, not reef...dine :.000.uttOt. In, granted to hi 4 NlajeJty. to iliJcharce the like amount of the Jupidies granted in 1810.— Agreed to. Mr. Hl\ KEA moved a Juni not exceeding 10.0001. for the British Ntsivriielt. • Mr. JOI.IFFE made a revs observations with regard to some heads a expcudituro. %hieh ha thought might be dig pruned with. Mr. RA \ NEN observed, that the trustees made every ea ertinii to avoid pressing un 11w funds or the country. Nlr. W. SMITII ass disposed t sir e the trustees every credit for the manner In a Melt the Incitation was tarried on. He re7retted that some rertain pnblie buildings were not as accessible to the public a v the British Mimeo.. Ile instanced tho ebureli of St. Paul. which no one enfold enter without psi Inca as. and yet the huildiny ass in a deplorable stat e . sir R. WlO4O \ burn testimony to the obvert idiom or his floaostreble Friend. The Resolution was agreed tn. The flutist , resumed. and the Report was ordered to be re eeived un Tneidn). coWNITTISr or Wars %ND wrays. The ',mime Weill info a Committee. aid The I'ItANCI:I.IIAM of the EXt•IIIiQUER moved. that the cum of 7.01/11,000f. remaining to he received and appli eable to the public service of 1919. be applied to the publi c service of INO.—Aerreil to. The Right lion. fisatteman shin moved. that seek public balance/ 4hOuld arertto ht the hands of the Bask. omit the -Rh of Ipril, I&II, above 100.0101. 41101114 bit advanerd from time to thee. to he applied to the public service. (This was In pun - mance of the Rill last )ear.) -.tented to. Ihr !loom. resumed, soil the Report was ordered to bit received on Terabit . neat. The Iloteor went Into a Committee. and the CllAllealaN nb bellied loot* to move Ike House for leave to bring in a ItiU foe tlw spellrotios of the rousolidohed rood balsams. Suictiou Prerrtot.4.- gAted l:ArnArt•tail MCC ee. tics of tootle& far Thursday, the 'Neel whiob would be, to octane. ell the eleetion petition 4 to such an extent, Piet pmition, which Nay in down to be heard uu the t4th of J • .11.ifil.1 be heard on the 7tn. The other iieelers the Day 4% ere then di , pose.l 41r, and llu 11...... r adjourned. nt a quarter pall melt r Strut-v.—Within 3 Mitt. ofle-park. 111111 S of the t ;t... LET rrickisi: En. for Four ~r liontlts. or DISP‘MF.I) OF, a detached 41tholniiul cuntainlna tit, heal-rooese4. three parlours. hur ler's-room. Litchen. roach-house. Molise-hut:gr. and tuu-sta:l stable, a ith tlirer acre.: pl . land. Va.!' surround tile hotow : the abole el aide's is iiver:eeted %A W 114101.4. laid out in 1311 n. 'o:rubbery. and l helpers-garden aril *fueled with a'bitudance of fruit, and et trnsi% e call eorrr . ed with fruit trees. Fur partiettlars and cards to t lea. apply to Mears. Ha! - den and newly. Wolbeek-strert, l'avrattibliquare. Pit ICR. IW S'rf)Clift 111* Itnnk &nor& s per Cent. Retl. MPS! 3 per Ct. Cam. €111;i pyr Cent. 77i I per ('ent.' . lrq 8 3 per l'l. Nat) 11041 I.min .%nn. 17 15-19 13-111 !nip. :t per Cent. nn. DAV AT ONE 011.01 k. India Stock 0141 Anntsitie4 004? Ex. Ping. 111.1.2 i. 104. 114. p. Ilittr• Con. ir. :0! G 4 7L) Lon. Ticket 4 etic ktattOman. Till •-T ‘Tr.IIIAI6 .. II IliconroßArED IrITII "Till i‘TATrsIeAN. ONDOS: s ATL'IIDAT lITENVICC. INAT n, - . .•,,._ We have nsurning recriteJ P. rig Paper+ to the 25th inst.-111c debates in the Chantlt, r of Deptvie• on the Election Law are still centintted, and with little prospect of • ciliate ternslna:ion. An article dated Iladritl, Nat- 13th, announce., that the Ambassadors of England and the Low ConnirieN. pre.entetl, on the Ittth, autographic lettr;r4 front their respective Sove reigns to the king of Spain, congratulating hint on Ow new system, and the happy eircunt.tatice _'rom panying it. Farmeto rex ns—( rrrst•A‘).—rive per l'entc. 7.1 f . SO c.—Bank Actions, 1515 fr. We conk! give v..ry little satisfact• ry information last night as to Ow effect trli:ell the measures of Ili ulster., with regard t their financial operations, load upon the Stock Market, but we can now state them more fully: the first impression was HAWS!, ilWitlf to the isuperfe:t vi.:w taken of it, front the hearing of tlw terms real, but as it more generally dis,e noinate4. tI r sWAllursso f the act nal Loan rose 'un sails to ;11l 1.4 the opening, which was nearly per rent. looter than they had been in the morning: but 11.14 Jill toot continue, as they finally chased at ;Oil. Navy r per l'ents., in which the ftwolinfg is to be, were dune at cations priers. front 1113 to and left off at 10I' ! . Exchequer Bills rose to I Is. premiuw. Thi. warning the Cota , ol market opined at 701:. and har•e 'confirmed co 'luring the earl• :oart of the Jay, frith little variatioti. M.vy 5 per Celll4. are 1041 i. and Exchetrer le*. ;lad 11.. premitins. The long daw n-.ion: that took place last laitzlit both in the rouse • f Lor.is and in the House of t'otinons, afford u little room to make remarks on the subjects or results of th.•se deliberations. Front the reports of the proceedings of Parliament, it is manifest, that though in these important !ratters very little ran be nsefully dune, a great deal may be rrry well said. The speech of the .Marquis of IheNSttnaN spit! ars to base been comprellensiel. and 'ominous. and that of the Earl of Itsearout. to have supported the of lirial he till. priotiplrs of lee trade, ilia snub other ossious dictates of coninton sense, were more recognized than they usually have been in inch assemblies as are influenced by the habits of re striction. But though the principle-4 were acknow ledged unquestionably s,•und, it was reckoned unad- Tiseable to act apo•1 then., except in a gradual and manner, iu a country et hme commert i:d ct•s • teas ha•l been fonneled on a different policy. 7'h.• in terests of our mercantile classes base not only been pe.plexed, and set at variame with the interests of foreign rivals, but with those of other classes of our own community. Our agriculturists are contending agae.nst our manufacturers, and indeed against all the rest of our population. fur a protecti, n that would become the means of the must extensive injury and offence. In the midst of ail these conflicting rialtos, and espeeisily when the wants of the Exchequer arc considered, it i 3. nu wonder that such Ministers as we possess at pre sent are etubari.issea in their decisions. It is no wonder that the Earl uflavanroot. seemed willing to coweeele investigation, add 'that the :notion of that Noble Al iir qnia was agreed to for the appointment of a Select Committee for the purpose. After aurae iutetrsting debate in the House of Com nton*, the motion of Lord Mutox fur the repeal of the Wool 'Fax Was nega:ivetL by s akajoritpof tOt tu 1.24. CA R LISLE ELECTION. OTATO OF tat FIRST bass POLL. Mr. JOWLS IIO Sir Philip Musgrave Majority . —4 Yesterday the Lords of the Council assembled at the Cockpit in Whitehall, to make arrangements re specting the C'oronation of 'he King. The Hebrew University Scholarship for the present year has, after a long investigation, been decided in favour of lieorge Attwood, K. A. of Peoshroke-hall and to John Jowem Stevens, B.A. Scholar of Jeans college, the stun of twenty pounds was voted to be pre sented as a minion for the great knowledge of Hebrew displayed by him in the examination. The Chancellor's gold medal tut the best English poem, fur the present year, is adjud g ed t o Mr. &mg& Erring Scott, of Trinity-hall.—inbject, Wisterloo.— (Ciunerfdge Pep 4.) J(k)T .41' DOIWR. W e hare, this morning, received intelligrnee or a iirriuus tint which fool: place at Prover yesterd, t , threaten-il the ItH/it alarming l'u it r nces A 1. 4 , 4 of a7ine.l wit!' rick tves, bludgeons, t.c. leete.l toerther at Follotone. s, t. miles dis•aut fru it rt., and I r.were.ed in it Ludy to the latter pla et , there they were joined. la) :t ninither ill their rates, and othors, •ngiti :f to a gang of sitiurriet Their it appears, tea, tu liberate a utc...!4t of men confined ih thr .2.2 .1 for smuggling. I I this they ei,ni i iletely sti• ceetied ; they at:ackeil :ha prison, and baf.,re any adeipice resktanee eunli opposed :o tinrit, they had utaile sudicient progriss ).Unitif it . ilcsva, so as to allow of the 'senor it vie risunrrs. he militate! , new called oat. the It's,* Art read, and the rioter. dispersed t but ne: be!orr Thal gaol was nearly demolished. 1. far as we eau lei% Owe it not th? slightest reisum we are happy to sa e/ fur tier snppusitinn that the riAt ueig;isated in the 144 degree train p mutivei, kit WO confined on 4 tire!( tu tine object. ts.cisely, :lir !Oren:inn ui smugglers, fur whom there is the g.-e -test sympathi atuung some of the loftier order of the inhabitants. Cl.l - R7' or AIX; ; ..5 B::.V: 7/. --rTatr Day.) NIXON r. SIR I:V*6:0111 Tula un. an action urougat t.. rteuter a rile of onanev ailsoentinfc it not mid, us WOOL altevd le Le dee to the plain. tiff !rota tar defradan•, on aerostnt ut repnirt tad iteruire• men:, Klikh the pla:n iT had etroented iiitileSeup. tar set of t!.! defendant. The ce'st '434 resi.tel, p2rl4 on the Rruua.l that the pinintiff Ita.t • Aunt the 111.1.n.ity f the defendant. but principal!: tang unrktnanqup tut eunmied, and e target at a., enurtmani p ter. Witnensen Were examined un both sew.. tad th e h w y.• w..re detiherati.sq w.len sr let the Court, Nfr. NrAll !IS a n d Mr. GI . t%CY were Cue:in.l for t! • air. Not. IN. and ci:err% fur Out defendaar, --•-- uF COMMON PLE Is. IRELAND. M* W. 4111 JORNi DOVLF. K.C.R.. e. oron,.s. PITTt aitaii•r. The Court baring net. pursuant to aajourumeet. Ur. SORTS. 4teied the ease of the deirataat, im to. sh and ingenious spree-h.—Atte; esauthaLus of had eivsed. Mr. Itierjeaiii Rt irtox spoke io etiilears 441"... part of the plaintif, add Lord Nva al . op it t 114Ufli $l l . l Iv. The Jurt . after about leTh minutes' eon oiltatitia. mama. flatting a terdirt fvr the Fit ?floosie.' Puna, carnage:. and Siapon.... ea.N. CO.!LIfoN Yesterday . . the Lund MI% or. pursiont t requidtiou. hell a CO'lrt Of COI9IIIOO (.011ari!, Whig+ nil. P.llllPrellah audit ed. to consider iht• propriety of p.titinnicir the Hoew Commons to a Porlisseditury Retorin. 'roe Lord Mayer' took tkr Chuir ^t 14 o'rlecit. when Mr. I•'A%at.t.t+tuteel th it the pmerviiiner of the Court ice 19111 should be reed : they sere rail accordingly by *al Clerk. Mr. Fared then proceeded to observe, that pe there was IVA a 1.1(111. tat.oure:de period fur this insperWal discussion. as Vie Trawl, of Janus ttas o. %tut nil ow *, the world. l'ise Constitutive, he ssid. certainly WV; an K. reth•Ol fabric, bed. like deny oth-r struetures, required toes( esaniined and repe;rrd alter a violent hurricane. He knee its would be suid that the Corporstion were too Lacy in meddling with things not helonzing to their ; hilt Sir sires :tlsekiehria lad mid br would have giver Op the Crimea's! Laws elk , - iturstimiti°7,rof Loads.. lie firlllllllirk. Itrt r ett li C it onstllntlon an t d ine he " Ibtber had ro tot that House. sad h. V;' , s‘ only ea:isms' we for the presentation of the Constib.tion in its fail force.- (Hear !)--Thc N orthy evaded's! by movie./ a reties of Resolutions. for shin% lee advariiscruent. llr. Tas Loa seconded the motion. Mr. J in a brief speech. nprns ...I it. Mr. elute PrAlteeN supported the omelet, as di Wit.usms. of Ssaithield. Mr. S. DI7CON. hl opposing the metieri. said, he. did bellese the want of Helena to be the cause of the distress. Mr. C it II kw words. gate dm motion hi: seppur% Mr. Aldermen WAITAVAN. in a speech of greet leagth, took a eel iew (.1 the distress of the rountr), and ol the roe niption which charged upon the Hoare of Commons. aid eoncleded with some obserrathurs le refutation of the up-. inents brought against Refidie Canning and els. 31r. P.trrks here rose, hot the cries of Question" were so loud !het the worthy Member VII down. Mr. Writ; sms 3k° roar ambltt repvirt-J vies of " 1 / 4 1110- • lion. question." hut persisted io obtaining a bearing. sad mos ed an adjohrnmest. which %. ea nrsatised by a great Si jorit). The original motion was then put. a.:41 only four hi were held up against it.. A petition to the House M Com. eons. foondP.l on the Resolutions. was then agreed to, sad, the (Curt Lruke up et hale-lest SPURTING Uri:WO:SCE. Th' elsret St'!et of Sifts oath, it. R. 0.1. Brother to Duatisis Lord Eietsr's b. e. TWO f. Eirstelise, Pisioarrie. The Port Stakes rof lucks eaeb,.h. R. for colts. T. 11. W. Aoli-Usiliesn, The Athea:se, lettihos. Lord Warwick f. I)) Seral, Mr. Rogers', langsr. Sailor. Abler. Sir Las hory's br. c. b) Sorecrer. Lil Grostetior's b. c. Arbiter, VII Perris 's b. c. tiir Brits. •• . . N.11:1L INTELLIGE.VCI. with a mail from Holland. Wu.. Hay °3.--Sailed the Ts.is transport f AM month. with troops. DIAL. kl•I 26.—Came ilown from the giver ii terwahior, Uonavan, for Csdis ; and Willibar GlStity fAI for Madras and bengal. They remain la the Mow ;en the Lady howingdon, Last Indiattam, hr. vie hound. Po IRTSMOUTU, II AT Si. —trri rod the Comaek . )P Nero 1101 (runt the Downs, for Neorb. iss.vuotrra, Mar Yd.—Arrived the Hope. MOH freer Limerick; and Horatio, Toter, front listertser: YALI•OrTIt, MAT 24...—aliFfiVeti this VrieNdship. Wall from Cork. !arum:aunt, Slav ll—Arrived the &ON N front lirisiol, for Fringe FAltrall's Islaad, with Isw hod; masses. Livaarmot., Mar lll—Arrival of this pert the Ti graph. Collo, from Charleston ; sailed led Atha IlUaisnairs, Mar YR.—Arrival the Arttive ► 0 8881 .devit front Waterford; she pot on the Long-Neer bat got off last sight without, any damsge. 'IN - 0 111 re j Meet Jamb, Patchier, from Aswan*, . for UN was wrorkal yesterday on tits Kestish knurl:, owl has loot eneapt H. C. do tirons.* sailor. who had tron shore by she liabisg !ergot P ttok hiss sif the topmast in the afternfwa• If sawars, MAT 26.—Arrived the Anneshry. Wel glade, from Wexford, for Louisan, with Ism of sob *sal rabks. • • Lowlife: RAW. Maud, Mil roil:Awl it Tom StATIISIM6II" mei " Tao Covvrairci Pipit). N.. 104. Strand. “Pe."' 41 . 431 " I. WAIUMI.L. J.... L. I« B. te*h Oraocs, &c aro regretted ti ',/ .- r I •