The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-03-30 00:00:00

I 11r . ! .. I _ _ • . . _ • •• -.- ... e - : . • '"" 4 t wil , k s • ' 1 / 50m. &fly , t a \ . - ' _, , '„ llt I .." ~ . . , e.....n. . . gbe .. .P t .S. 'I% irti• II r: ° .4t 44A.. ir'r4l4.4t 4ALLi4 • f4t/thVt. PRICE 7n; LONDON, TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1819. N. 4101 Yore atode frt nrAi c AcimAelen Aff in at gicg and ddney Bred on ei; alil l/ FAST ulDi A-nousE.• 111• Rem 17. 1819. ripaß ttURT of DINBUIVRS of Me • 110, UNITED COMPANY' of .31Excit4N1'S of ENO L.I.VD tradinj to IRS Ent faits. do bertha gin Notice, That a Special General Court of the said Compauy, will h. ArtJ at their HOMO is Leoileidkell SIMS. Os Wednesday. the Biel instant, at Litres o'Click. to the forenoon, for tea per pace of laying before the Proprietors fee their approbation. the fottasiag ft,sotation of the Court of Diredors of (ha 10th imitant, cit. Newileed. ht he Rollos, that the Court, adenine In the Fes greatcd mentions's.. V..tes of Thank. to the Mot Maisie the Mattson .4 Hastings, at lbe elan of own glorious nod oore•N•fol ti 4 Ow, appear no she reeardsof the East ladiaCtosepssrp,' and twin deep!y impressed with a high wow. of the weeks an'l se.•ices of Mu distinguished Nabbrawno. an of the masearbed om,asily with which he has dented himself to the omissions: of a roasprehrusive knowledge of the Compaq's ants. cninalehd 1., the ftweeral Court of Ploprieuses h nat a.. • tens', ulnae of the grateful sense titled/AIM Its the WO Inn Cent pools .4 ,eruct, and enders sa highly meritortion. 10.11Amaiy• webtlCSJi. sn imise .'.t of the Terntnrial ReesieS r Wis. the ; the tem 0(10 'eves. to cowmen' free this Boy."liet Owed M I the disponi of the Court if Dirrelars to be wiled to lice be- , Debi nod ndenntuge of the blo. l Nobt; the Illsolois of node's. NlArebioo , it, and Ilia family, Stan mow so to the Glatt molly seer awn eapedirot. Copy of the Report . ps recoiled by the Be Leo. Cep. S. u'opire for Us .booptoldni of the Peoprktors. ad We PERSICUTION. VASE of WM. PAUL ROG F.RS.—Is the spentli of Jew last, the Nov. Weeded? Reskrr, of St. Lit. Orb's, went to the Shop of Mr. Rimers, a Stationer mad iletransa, in Sinutrie.nreet—aed pointing femme Petition; fnr Reform. said be erisaM have the Pred.lNiee reineved from she ßeform. !lode--at the lime eallieg Mr. R..prre a Joanna iimeenl. cod shrearening in dean in his power so deprive idle el hi. ?intern. In a sheet time, the dame of she Letters was takes. from Mr. lingers. without bb belt, ebb se obtain rem nen* from the General Prot-Olke. and may of his C. .roves dr aired further Sealing, *Jib his. This alinnefal persecution. the hos of biesinem. and the dillicelty in theme t h an of famines of oapporung a Family. have raked to brim( areal Minya Si P_iiii an hinie,t and indestrime• nun, hie wife, mad IEI EN YOUNG CO I LIM F.l 4—the rasher is in the Fleet Prins, rad the wt. , (her. at she iime bee 'venison are most semeled, is MST bet confinement with km moire clime. To alleviate she sufferings of Mr. KIWIS% Family. a Sob ;miring has been romeneneed, and Ciawribatiose ehl he m inima by Mr. Galloway, 69. Halbmis, mar Red Li. wormy ; by Mr. Appievard. at the Examiner Oillee ; and at the ST ATIII. SA! Ogee, Saliamer-coart, Fla I , wreet. The foßnwing seem have already bee subscribed ? William Peter. Lower Cadeerimplace . rES 5 0 William Ileery WhiMmed. Bi. Monne-street 2 2 0 T. T. Clarke. 0, Upper Blook-.!reel - 2 0 Karl Wide, 12, Aelbense-theet - - 50 0 Coloiel Harter. IS, Cadegoes.plaer . 4 0 0 Sir :imed Romilly, 21. Reelferil•square - - $0 0 William Her, ImAcitte hill - 5 5 0 Tie Krunalarev , Newspaper • - S 0 0 A Friend in Sanaa and !Wanly II 0 Alexasaiteir Gall m.iy, Holborn - - I 0 0 Ms. G. nod Mies G. - - 010 0 George Becky - • . 0 8 0 Sir Emmen Norden. Bars. M. P. - 5 5 0 Joke C. !labium.... Ety• - 5 6 0 - S. Perry. Proprietor and FAiiiiir of she St tread, 1 0 0 A Friend se Parliameetary lithos' . 1 0 0 Phileethrepos - . 1 0 0 - R. W. H. - , - 0 5 0 George Miller 0 10 0 1 - - Wm. Carr, Lag. Aiken Hall, mar Tadviuter, York. Aire. 5 0 0 Sir inks 'Moro* Bart. Lysos Park . - 1 00 i - lady Thor - - Gemi l it 1 0 0 Sir Robert ergo. But. of Ssalisim - 2 0 0 Mallard's rd New. - , . 20 0 Mrs. her, Worksop, Noilinghamskire I 0 0 A. Lehi • - • 2 • 0 Witch - - 1 0 0 - - till:Amen. Withaneemthe-H ill - 1 0 0 W. 11Mf•if. 27. 1110TIMS•ol•V? I. %If y•14 , 801111e - 1 0 0 Jobs. %laws, Eng. Backiegbam - - 2 0 0 Joreph Phelps - - 0 hi ii. Nobody' - • - . 10 0 - - A. B. - 1 0 0 - Tbenim Rae win. Esq. Shellirld - . 2 0 0 J. O. an eaeatv to sippreavi.e - 1 0 0 dries. Cperi • former occasion he had adverted to tbe matter of the Petition, and bad there voted that the charges was not foended oto fade r and 'het he himself ea' not guilty. The first charge was, that be had broken ep the emoluments oi the office of Clerk of tit. Peace. Tit it tai brott 4lone at ll.e •ng- geatien of others, with *Lich he entirely conesrred from regard to Mr. Grady. Bet the oiler be had made to Mr. Grady was unaccompanied by any ad potations for political support, and was not made in . . . . consequence of any claim that Gentlemart boa spots him, or upon any prurniae be bad himself mode. Thu promise did not Pura any pert of the charge ; bet he should blush had he t.eld oat to Mr. Grady any illy . sire popes to lead him astray. Mr. Grady the elder bad attempted to pat a misconstrertino the following day in • conversation that had taken place en the 16th of August. ibe Hee. Member here reed a let ter that be bad teat to the elder Mr. Grady spot the subject, stating dm be had made so promise that young Mr. Grady should not be displaced ; thin it was his intestine to appoint Mr. R. Smith to 'heathen and that be was ready in meet and to repel the chills • of hostility towards Mr. Grad►'. Mr. Grady 4 4l* ' younger, at first &cloned to accept the sam that bed" been edited. but two Geoilenten had come to Mare, JOSEPH DART, Stcretery. Jsad J. SPVEWSIGHT solicit Ile Public fa. • wart Att Ow Law Ihr el Printing. XEIT SATURI3AY, A Pill L i, WHEN ALL the 3.. Prize, of X 30,003 ALL the 3.... 03.000 ALL the t .C1.1131) And ALI. the other Pity , n•,nr in the Wheel, Masi he drawn. rwttei. and !Att...., w.vinnted uutntwo, are now ow Sale at their OW and II: montage °lice*. C hill: No. It, llolhora g a I TIN•or kel: III. Oaftwdeorreti bate if 111 •II he rernlleriell they sold In Shure.. 24 q 3.16..tne, Mint Psis, agitNo.ooo 1b 76)..51e Lau Prise eft 110.300 (the seat et Mr. la.) and he co• cluded that Ibis 'thole bad been settled. That was in the month of July, and be hid pmtponed the appointment of Mr. K. Smith far two months, to allow Mr. Grady time to ascertain if he had any legal claim io the office.— Mr. C Smyth had called on him, and in anroor to something that fell from Mr. Smyth on the suttee( of political seppo►t, be (Mr. Q) had said, that he hoped and expected that Mr. Grady would cautious In give him Isis support. But no stipulation of that osiers had even been made, or was even in corr.. IMPILESSED with a jolt and humans moo of lbo Jl. rolamitrou results orisim from the injodirioas trestaret of a certain malady, coatrarte4 Ise a mincer too well known so require comment, mid often eiitail•ng on its sabatapy victim a aeries of distressing and almost insopporialile afflictions, Dr. LADY respectfully ealb atterviint of mom iateres•mt, to his pecaliar and most clerical method of care, mailr the ad• tertssiag empiric of the day, or the errantly rrisomul coodoct of throe *• w bo.bold the word of prnatise to the ear :gad break II Ili nor hope." lb'. Eady will Dot presorts* to pledge infalli bility in every el...seriatim, of care; bet a. far as Malian aid, as sisted by userocol cod snrgieal skill, can e appllerl. Ise promises • cereals, ;needy. sad permanent ten b /wanes; loving guide every species of its pbilitie alerti o i o s ug it. cerium Irma of dm. ease., tier pima', Otter's of his pram ...brie madim, ands log fluttered by the traomendent meets which has aceompan mode of Itentiorm doting the course. of a limn bult 'Abeam , emetics, he a enabled to offer, with the fulls-I coollikare. pre itesios owe th- room lospefal and eswooraging. Inaumerohle insinaces can be adduced ilkualialive of the sopertoritt of Dr. Eady's 'poem, *hide has been found to prevail, ems where easiness( went. remised by public initiostioro, has hero in efechiai. In additions*, those esioselatory . advances. Dr. I :tidy will be f..eud equally formate in reviving the simahering and debillmwd enemies of the human cown)tatioa, whirls eishil itr, and, If sot timely arrester , . freqormly rimier nogntory the eery principal of ealsornee. rt..ia this desolating -tab of W ank, and sterility, by ye-animating the frame, Mid affordilln tune owl elasri.ity to the ',lased organ., 14r. Est ly b hippy to emits, the most ilteerlog and positive assurances that tne sufferers of both Soler may he rescued; a weird, pemeversage (a tore seam dictated being only required. Dr. lady is co o• salted daily, at 46, Klee-Street, earner of ISeatiot rect. •qii 0 , by Patinas of both Senes.—CMlstry letters meet respectful at tertioo ho Mara of second past. • 'ibis day was Non. ACTS and • OBSERVATIONS emitting ' TRACTS A Pf A nA and the UN ITKO STATE% of AMERICA. allortliai a Cimparative Vire, of the Ilagareseats to E. ',mewed is cape Commit*. t with as Spnradia of Post , vital Ingo/Know in Faleigrasa Settler. in ike Colosees. By C. F. OKI:CF. ernher of the Agriroltoral SaCifliet of Qiietwe and Mantreell. mai MOH+, et' " b;siiays too Iliaboodry, addrrated to tbr Cia nndiao Formers." Loma.: Primed for 1. flardiog, 16. tN. Jammer's-oreet sold at Literpobl, by N. firapot i as Holt, by Woos ; amid at ertatol, by Brown sad Manche.% rro cOUNTEKACT the many attempts that are daily made in impose in the unwary a milldam rompa.itiaa instead of the ti KNUIN V. BLACKING, Pe - 'Aired by DAY 'tad MARTIN. thee hare ad.ipted a hew Label. in which their address, 97. High Nalllota, it feta*. spiremt.ls plumed in the mare. that they mart nit anemias NI i6i., attd the dirermier of the type, which is ratite all letter. wilt (wart, Pyrrha...Ts at mire to detect the impasitima. The Real JAPAN BLACKING, made and said Whaiesalr by DAY and MARTIN. 97. Bqh Ilahara. and retailrd by tae principal Grams, Draubss. ReaksrUrr., Ir PriCuasers. ItTat.saster., Re. lathe liaitthl KinittlarriNT: le- at 6.4.. 1. , awl Is. dd. eaeh. Noe et Oven sod seine eita„—M AUT I L. •• Lite is ouly Lite, vibes bent wilk Wank." IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. THE finest System of Ethics is to confine within eve Attends, and thu. to regulate the ; sore- Waived mad iirrobordiante the, impel...loy destroy time bar. .• rier.olsirb Religion and Morality bare made sacred ; to curb hot not nimilflute lbeas appears the le-we of prodeoce, best calculaant in liroit their eterveseroce. Lees s de.orgisoltalion of the human fame restoirev great me: first hoooledge to remedy, and the public weltnre promoted when pr..fr,innal torn (cli.reglitling the f uggesliaso at the .inns Hod intele‘ted) devote their *111461 to the treatment el Mo.e complaints , getter sled by imprudence. sad lire eballition of the Itißiora at an uneoarded moment. " The ottemois .4 it amino emsiota is the health of the People t" but, it I. sociao eholy in miler. on the &ill sacrifice to the iporwaswir of unreel last masyrisrieses. and to nonsternel, a. far no passible, it. father ravage-, se offer to mfferisqc bansonity. the resell of oar owe expetienre in the various disease ., of Ikehility. The sair.ll victim of !Aimee vice (early acquired at sehoal, twfore rani-ni nny averted her richt ever the mind), will. la antstrutP l-ain t poirreriem slate, become se eeptihte of eulitomis.g .rYls.iiu s. to keratin that she moat complicded Oale o valor - om May, be moon tom ono rely etwegy. - -Iniesest stud s —lmunotrote ans• laty—ions maidenee is twisted Cloar , . and many other . mews, will ft...to-oily derange the Nervous Sssteas; r -ash ca-e, we OM baba oft an iti•atlatert of ee-ouimaiim., by rense•sirs which have tom answered the vulpine hopes of Patleat..4 hosts Beam That base to human happows• 1.1,1!:ti V EN LP. s as Ras lee treated fratimoly, the imp.oreJ .ln'e of Medical Srierser hostas divested it; natidnie of those distressing propet lies slow sa lilt foodcrod its eghibition smeerta'n stud Isaras,iog. We best capitals osorwtetbad he ohierrift to Patient. lob...seam so der ski. malady, flirt a few (I,lza city requited fur the re moval d early symptom.: that the most inveterate um will yield to use remedies wish n n month. :sod that is • perms the Daly aspertablewelf iniarrsl. the mu) lw pn vented all together fratil appearing; — •. • inslar remark nyvirs la Mon I ismer derangement. of lac gercf.,llre ns wealssiev., at. terailmo. frt. elfiertilltltir roses ••fo hi. to art daily r.mosed without the i.el of ram-lie or lartlatiolf. timie r.citiawkies lorldintal to M.e fOrler fox bare lout rreispril oaf alleatMs 1 is which mildne.a. ental.thed with Havarti. bas petveded the seam u,u,lh 1410,=lert. In bur. t4slem valmte, Lenttioity emergent . , nod etnioesol) For general MCColltatOtlntif tr se de not limit nor- Meets to slated periods , of Israelis 4 . , 1 • ul Ma) rorswised nt all twoonsnio town.—Cottony Palmist ale reoprested to chorelbse winanei 11wor st moons , . kr. whew Medirinea s wish arirtrif wilt he insumdliwely forwarded to nos part of she t: itsgsfam.- A bank-note is ea pette4 to ',crampons Intense. Just poMished. THE EMS OF LIFE, . fasniln;r Coponter.ilry nn 'he above Distoar;. 11% , CiOSs ao4 Co. May be heel ni W. Karr. heeler-row ; 174, neei.olfeei ; sod of all Kol p. are be. GPM amid Co. M. K. C. Swoons 15e llanewirstreet, neet-aireet, Loodoo. 110VSF. OF LORDS, 'lmmo. 99. The 4 relit...hop of York tent she oaths nod Wavelet. , • Lord it 1.?•111 It OUtill presented Petition frees Took City. sAain-1 the r. new al of tee Involvest Belson' Act, aaslismefron. Ihe piece proving a revision of the Criminal Cade. 1 Mr. Ir.rng, from the Tres cry, prorated an Accusal of Public lacono. and Espeatlitore ter the year ending the sth of Juno:try, A Report trim remitted from the Court of Se"..imi fa gel* , land. in the ease of Lewd t .mellis mot Sir John alnewell. Lord UItAV I 11. 1 1 SI pre-smiled a Petition from blassiogtoa, 1 in 1 orkshire, proylog that Lead Mines may be massed to sips port the Paw. • Clitherse's Divocee MU weal through • Coonsitlea. Lord lIOLLAN i) presented Petitions frets Pinsk prityitig a revision of the Criminal Code; and that the liesolveolattlasight all pow without anersdowot. Lord KIN VONresealed Petition. (rum St . J os s's. w et ,. pkg. aga inst the Insolvent Debtors' Act ; and praying as Eqoaliswion in IMO Duties on Coal,. The 51arcinis of BATH pemeased a Petition' from Seiwoad, in Sower:ebbe'', pea lag a 1,11,1011 of the Criminal Cede. The Consolidated lend 11111 was read a third time. The Marquis LAISSIIN)W fl had allowed the Bill Is pro ceed thus fur without observasitso ; tint •Itlitesgh he hod me Is testion to oppose the Bill. he could nut sollier it to pass withal' calPirig the attratios of their Idsteips to the pi iseciple of she Bill. whit h was Is carry lino vscl that which ought to have bees dune lung ago, via. to give tie Public the aelvaistages sad profits a • • g out of the balances .1 public amsaies whkh hest- , terser bed beau gives to the Baehr shoe. Ile approved highly • of this pruvislon; at the same shoe he ribald not avoid advert ing to the limited prosaism' of the BBL which only applied to OW branch of the public awry, Nosoety. the balsams in the lisehevister ' whilst the balances of the Lad.' and Colima still teneoined satlistarbed thew ausossled t.. 5.00UA1001. mod he nes at a loss to knew Ulu they were escaped frets the ope ratives of the Bill. "There orbs laillther Unary us the fare of the Bill; the halogens were stated at 6.01 . 0,0001. whilst he sa deestood they fiefdoms in the Eichegser melded 4.0.10.00115. ad those again would be reduced every quarter, by repiselog the deficiency of the Consolidated Fond t avid the real ads which the Public would derive frosts the maid bea s it a rli of the interest of aboot lie "-mainly was glad that the Public were to receive this benefit. and he trusted his Ma- Jesly's tievernameat wield proceed sit the count which they had the. commenced. The Earl .1 LII ERPI/OL. as the Noble Martial' dW rot object to the prlseiple of the Bill. bad lisle to say to rs*y to kis observatioas, tamps as regarded theadvaatages of Ilse Bask, shirb had bees greatly exaggerated and over•siated he Bank, it was well imam. bad ;Idealised the Pohl e a loos of :;a03,0(112d. without interest. and in return they had the Wynn. sage of the public bsinores. 'llw 3.000.0001. was now repos& sad the Public reasoned the ud•stiute es of the. public balance.. 11w Bark had always bees called on to illohit I; 4 eh rque r Bills to thesesostsat tit bazaars in their hard.; but these Bills bore as Interest. 'I he I:osertemeht ale, m 1.,, to drpu.il E%rite quer Bi Is, bat they stook' hear PO in crest; here. therefore, omelet he a prorthig to the Public. V. lib revert to she totems loge whit* would resat from this mes•itte, he 'Nought there solder be a eosin to she Public of the tote/rot on oho*. 4,:t*1.117Jt. The Bill woo then paard. A Messner hoes the Cosuson• broogbt up the Quarter Sessions Dirliiipa Bill, %lack was read at br.l sane. justaed, MEDICAL BOARD, Gnat Charlome.siteet, Rlarkfriar:-sawl, wad Wawdosact-sires, .01j •intor. New awail-itreet. —Sias e the liledtral Ressird Isne here r.t:thh.hg ell at charlette.ltswe. these Clarlatie-ctrit, .. i lintoir the Rev. Ritslaad H try Chapel. and Viondeneir-oreyt. New Band.steeei, sersarde of Tbirty Thos.:ow p a n ful , a 1141 b wart have bees restr.red so perfect brain), wiry of whom had Itagered far 'ears wader the moat puttied nail ohatinise cake% were presawvired insmiable by reppeetable prarsitinnery, and wryest, daeltarsed hoes Ilrwplinls.—Such is the runt re . soli* /rasa eagabiwed tale...! ctiOrMt e at Mediral wed Sas Oral celebrity. alter (arty years r ‘pvo kw/. la the MAnpwlar, are convoked daily at bulb boosife. t.a oil rears of &c. often improperly treated). udit sine at nipsts awd tiepwar bare 'dyke (grid i.) sal Tuerday Tlat r. day , and 51111111111 INNWlllelr, Datil Twelve o'Clork. Patient. 110 USE OF COMMONS. al a dessaa.r, deorriboil their owe, ssansedsaiely astendr.l to.— Mr. MELl.lbit !nsd area the table a Petlitissfrast the All ktlert to be direr k 4 to Charlotte-husse. W;,i t r 6 flis• Ccappie), nowt the w a d h ienti osu us i bowl Gam ars mimed wheat do sot euataia a kr. MIL Mr. W. A.TAYLOR obtained leave to briar in a Bull to enable the parish of Mary.lie.boasse to conteact for a better sup. ply of water. CITY CLERGY. Air J. GRAHAM satived the seeded readily of the City Cleary PAL Mr. BENNETl . obsereed,that it losisetw ashy a feminine.. *ran doer I it was IM early to Arlen no smire of to lour h ia.pordoce, mperiaNy as the Bill was • Sir J. GRAHAM aided, that Ilse paitrals7teressed had had all doe Wier. toad he had bent Wormed Mat the tiornition hod heels abatemed for 111, pteaeat. i.e the opterstoctitna that the esswatkeemit of the meamre aimed be padpoord ontil after Easter. Mr. P. DOUGLAS thesetht that Mine was samethiryt em - fair to hears Ws forward the Rill is cpsenioes, when few •ileas• hen who had taloa part la the preemie diantr.ion were Is the Home. Sir J. GRAHAM, aids same hest, drilled that them was any thin aahtir is abetment he had rowed. The parties had had milk* at the vetoed mmHg ea this day, sod every thlti(had beds imadarted with the aintem openness. Mr. BENNETT remarked, that he saw milting is eel froth the yam* el the Haw Ban. sad to mate his lore his temper. Meld .03 s a en ted Maurer) casual coarse of 'toenails MA bent In retard to this Bill. Mr. A WAITEIMAN saki, that opposition wised be made its all the Merest parishes spots whieh this - sew Tits was to he laid. At least 1411 petition world be laid wpm the table la the smarm efa few day, lie Omagh, it was loot bare justice to allow time to throe whose propellor IWll , lllrOtlell to consider 'tithe enamore, before it WY as hastily forced through the Howe. Eve* la the are of a tomsaan Road BM a Mager laterval teak slain between the first sod denied reolims. Rir W. CURTIS took this apporivalty of repealitit, ova the ' hilt ambothy, that the Glergymma who held Ate Osiris .4 its. Pew*.' Cwwirill, lily revived M. a year. sad not AWL as had be en ruled no a Terser mains. Ile hoped that .ome Hem Gentlemen who spoke on the previews might had repeated tease tharareter the! thee isielbe Cif, Clergy. Mr. GURNEY was in (avatar of poopestentrat fora week. Mr. Alderson* WOOD hexed to futons the Has. Bart. (fortis), that the inlinbitants of St. Peter's, Combat. were reads to prove, that she glehe was worth 4.1 W. per moans, and the "tiptoed ?OM. I no that If the Cknyintsa recessed she shale of that, it fulls bore oat the dement be (Mr. Aldermas Wood) ha/ guide oa a Lamer asks. I. the same way he mite not have received the whole of the 5.15 of ISMS. be which the tree of a house Is Coorakili lately sold. Me. W ELBERFORCE mkt, that the objections la the men. sore coed be awe properly bawd to the t:onimitsee. Sir W. DE CRISPIONY was of the ease Mr. LYTTELTON, other a remark spon the impartaore of the Bill, and open the ano-deliney of II M a printed date to the 141111tbeff, aroused. as se ameadment, that it be read a snag thus ea ibis day se - onfibt. Mr.GOULBURN aboreved, that Private BHA were never primed Mid &horsed with the nth s. Is was impossisle to de ride what stipends did or did all in nagesentation Gaol the Cosnolttee. Mr JOHN NEW PORT reminded the Home, that en the woad reading the ptioriple tea severe was always di...seeds sod many Petition,' might be presented strinst tt a pruscuyie of this Bid, If dare wen. allowed. Sir J. GRAHAM matiaimisted, that the tallest notice had hem glens s this was merely a Private BIM. and it had been dealt lOUs like all Wiens as to the amorist of copends. he shiteM himself vote agaion way ienrease, netts the Clergymen resided and performed the dirties of their 'creel parishes I he had told them to, sad that he wild not tappets any extra's eons proposition. The charge of weaken« had bora very un jo-sly omit against him. Mr. LA MBTON said. that the Cilium of Landow, at this iuntorol, sight wish so presets' Peelings against naklat soy greet at silt they might think goy ailditoso extranotase. lie should take the Noe el the 'lmam as to the postponement. &Ir. GIPPS thought. that eves is the (wand state of in- Stresatino, every Member was emapetee to judge of the pro• twiny of the prise& of grantiart as aagesestatiou. A division them Wok plate I the sambes were the followtaes reef the errand resoling now Iril 1 Against it SI 1 Mislotity 441. When we were se-ridmlned to the Halley. the Bill was is she ermined be read a wand time. Mr. BEEN ITT reastaked, that he had never whoessed nn attempt Matt like smagthat than the pretest.—(Cries of Or. am, order l] Sir J. GRAHAM drilled the charge. Mr. S. WOK TLF.Y said, that it was the anal coarse to read attend , Bill al any Omelette four o'clock. Mr. LAM BTON added. the Oils aa. the Int mortar e he hod ever bras ea private Rill. which was !reposed, bug reed so costly for the porpore of defeatiot opposition. Me. Weems* W A ITH MAN rose, bat The SPEAKER pot as eel se Ilse commentating by Misery. lag, list there was as west iOrt before the noose. He shoed ant have allowed the Rill is be read p teemed lose so early, if it lord not bensemsfrnsmible to strict order. Lard 144JWTH ER 'opened from the Bonier, Election Com mittee, that she Sada& Members were duly alerted, and that the Petitinas WPM neither (tingles. air ',tattoo.. Mr. S. WOR ri.Ly. see of. the Sitflet klealhers, in sea r warmer. hillsides' hi. litaratino to sit for V isekshire, far a loch he had sins hem relented. The SPEAKER then ordered the Woe of a new Writ far 11411114 Mt., in the moat of Mr. S. Wadley. The Voters' Oaths' Ameadeseat Mill moos read a sccoad time. Mr. ,A iderman 001) presented a Pelting from certain `itrebaiders of Ranissinple, stating that the entreptina famed to exist is the Besioth donee the hut Eleetioa had sat been so treat as en previews amities. and prayer'. thereon., that the elective froachee might he extended to the Hundred. From 'IOI. to NIL And been loyally taken by the eaten.—Lt was laid upon the table. CATHOLIC CLAIMS. lie W. SCOTT ;;;;;;44 - e"iiiiii;;;Ki.e. Ilse Chat/miler, Mallen, and !Scholars a the Uhiversity of Osfuntagaisht the Callwite Claus.. Sly W. DE CRFSPIONT sadell, that rennin P.pert he had f.rgvetly novel for. wow etWe is Report of the Investor (initial of the Comity of Kara for the ssiir 1814. and .ther Paper• eowaerted wilts that Report, had not been laid spew the tattle. He should therefore direr that they be laceined forthwith. After a few were fro: Mr. LUM lftllUll awl Mr R. KR ATCH HULL, the usatiins his at dr. Alderseao 'W A ITHM AN preremed afeelidoe flow the Pe ebb of ht. Micbwi. Billshosn, agaigni She kestlest Clegg, 8011, awl 'Wed, a... sit Clerunati who had Win mass fte. tier fa promvtiag that osetisti, Mikity the living he ettinvell in Loofah hail also allying in Roes, old was* Wier Chums of St. Paod%. . . . . The Petition was laid is the table. and ordered to be printed. Mr. ONSIAN Inf prewar& a Pedants from renal* Elec tors of the Norosq4k of Darsaanple. moist the dafe,arbiwlec of those Ekstoes, agaiod whow we act of briber) bad beer wired. Ors the motion of Lord cu yr., It was ordered. that the new Weil for liormairle should oat hr Wiwi ber.n. Friday.— Me Noble Leon, also prewmird • Pmsiloo from the Calmly of Saul". opium MV alleralioreftbe nal, no Cools. Oa the ter I,w of 111 r. S. ROUIISI, the Poor 'tenderness' Hill was read a Arm tire, and ordered be be reed a animal time POI Mlamtagr. _ _ _ blr. WBSTERB owed far as Armond of dee rputatity of S.l.ee Mapco led imo limas Broom, from tbe rear 1810 toms to the thine prriod ; oh.. tae Amour' of the Duly, dboomoishimg the dtlPreat bind uf %red. Mr reanmiet to beard, aad placer M hither, imported.-1 Mite red. T loport of Q water Se rims Bill um marred so, aad the Bill ordered so he rend a third time .n Tolman). hit. SI ABER I,Y wttlidrew big motion for the production of the Cormspetadeore of the Chosseellor of the Karbeimer and the Book, ..a Idle ..bjrct of the Bul.toces So the band% of the ordenoanding a stolid be laid before the Committee or for allisichof Book. _ _ (Tit 11:? , :ift:1.1:Yerveleird a Prtitinn fettle the Parish si M. A.m . ., Rlackfiisr.. scaosm Cirrett Mr. LAM WI ON is..llissort In Ft Id ty his motetts on the sub• jett ul the P m us Get. liesrvisd. MK. WYNDII/1.11 QUIP. Sir R. WI LieNainvrilihe Oul•► or the Day Is • lathe to Hat camplaint against Mr. W. Clain. tirr. QUIN rose end said, he should snake a *bon isaskiMise of facts ► accompanied *ids a tea *DOM. temptation. Had he been actuated by pt viewi, he would have acted very differentia. At last the parties all got angry, end it was said the Petitioner was hostile to him (Mr. Q ), and that the father would harass his by lampoons If the House would look to the interim! 'eidetic', they would Me the intpo•sibility of- aay stipulations having been made. Yet he never used the eapressiolt that he would have a quid pro quo. Mr. Grady bad no fie • simple. Each of the Freeholdais was under u different landlord, and one of the farms was Ms owe. He told Mr. (:.Smyth that he wanted no compact, and would not sign the minute that was tendered hied. He then went to thr coentry, and told the Peti tiener, in than presence of M r. Roche, that he wanted se stipulations. Ile regretted that no common -friend had been pre sent when Mr. C. Smyth had waited upon him. The object of that visit bad ooly been to have a pledge as to the payment of the sem to Mr. Grady, and than Home bad seen enough of Mr. Grady to be sensible that caution was necessary in dealing with him. Mr. Gabbett first mentioned to him the miscoostructiom relative to the political support, and he bound him. self not to deprive Nit. Grady of the annuity, though be should vote against him ; consequently there could be no corruption on his part. The Honor was al ready aware of the threats held out by the elder Mr. Grady; that unless his son should be replaced he should bring him (Mr. Q.) before the bar of the House, sad that he would be supported by the Op. positive,. lie bad defied Mr. Grady to the charge, and though that was no proof, yet it was a presump tion of his innocence. Though he had the power, he would not replace the son; he disdained the lino. minions safety—(Neer, hoer !)—offered to him by the father, and threw himself on the justice of his country. He was conscious be had not been guilty of correption,aed into whatever error he might have fallen, it was an error of judgment only; That was his ease, and be threw himself on the candid cond. deration of the House. The Holt. Member thee withdrew, amidst cosaiderable cheering from the Mi. Material Benches. • • . • Sir R. WILSON said, that as he bad erprrienced• the indulgence of the !Lovett in the readier stages of the proceedings en this subject., be treated that in dulgence would not be withdrawn when it was most wanted. The lion. Gentleman could not hear his statement, yet he should introduce' no topic on which the lion. Member had not touched. One claim he might be permitted to say he bad to the indulgence rf the House, and that was the total 'hence of all per. serial or political considerations upon the present oc casion. Formerly he hail been the artteette of the Petititteers, he thee stood forward in the 'rainfall situation of Public Accuser. But both then end now he only +might to discover the truth. The charges against the lion. Member involved both a breach of the privileges of that Hoese, and life of the law of the bled. He should make the Petition the basis of the case, and in addition to that would dwelt parti cularly own the evidence of ono witness. Ile would endeavour to attend to precision and perspicuity, •nil not take • hurried review of the evidence. Tito lion. Gentleman then took a review atlas contents of the Petition, and pronounced it consistent in all Its parts, and that all the allegations had been proved. Ile twat 'dewed to the evidence of Mr. C.tinayth, as corroborative of the statements in the Petition.— On the morning of the 4J of September Mr. C. Smyth saw Mr. Quin sod Mr. Gookl arrive at his house in a jaunting ear. Mr. Quin asked him if he had drawn up an account of their 'inn. Mr. C.Smyth an. awered no ; as he had not expected him so soon. Mr. Quito. thy.• askA him to recite their conversation be. fore Ms. Gnold, which he did, and Mr. Qeln matted it sobstaetially to be correct. Atter the departure of Mr. Clain and Mr. (uild, Mr. Smyth drew up • ewe of it, which be (Sir R. W.) ref not in • situation to predate@ as it was seat to M and n. , copy was kept of it. Mt. Quid, brought the note when he called arum geoid, and Mr. nyth asked him re sign It. Gook! obj•cted to it, but said he ens read M►. h a . ►R ► . *Oh M►. , bet W►. Jy le fel' I