The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-06-15 00:00:00

rns EDINBURGH REVIEW. [nine nit " eult.aort.enta winos.") Whohar it be tree or not, that this celebrated Journal it on the decline, no. thing is certain, that It no longer merits the influence whieh it formerly possessed. The well-trained band of its original con. . it itors oppress ro hasebeen broken up, and the new, :Permits to s.pply the ascent posts, has. neither tho nrength nor the shill of their predecessors. There sits • time slew all tne articles appeal:A to be relines by the same hand, and when pith and signer were their predominant charecterieks. list, in the latter 'timbers, we Inns either a dell and prolix disquisition of matters eat the sett terming, or a bombastic tad incomprehensible thensody In faner of some stupid book. The . F4ffter; ton, bat been spoiled. listing acquired a vernation, ha thinks It easy to etelotsie it; and, is. strpJ of rellectieg oneself,. and writing with shale rare sad a little modesty, he dined, tiff • few loan. I.nt and seperlicel peregesphs, and seams to imagine, that the reader. eheformerly,yeilded to his logic, 4111 now obey his aerthosity. '7The - Edintsairgh Review has ecessinnally professed , sow. friendship far this &sudsy ; bet the avowed atislistotehesmility of Mr. Gifford is mach lens It.ja -eritis J oar tihareeter than the "civil wars," the and sapercllloss advice of Mr. ltiffray. N•inber, for instance (61), there la in ankle Ilion AlaffilllOU travellers, and a more rant and resnemptlble Milne of tittle-tattle. never friereareb.strete.—" [Attester., the Amen. awl Nse cone—ao native Mestere, we seen. it 1; Of imparted. They bed a Franklin, sod way Mel to lire half a teatery on his name. There is, or wash Mr. Disight, who wrote some poems; and hitlmptinnel name was Tinsnitty There is also an Account of Virginia by Jefferson (for the sake of vniformity of style and at the learned lie. viewer should have said ' ono Jefferson . ); ass Epic, by Jail Barlow ; and some pieces of pleasantry by Mr. Irving. list why should the Americans woke b•siks, when • sit weeks' passage brings them in theist awn teems oar sense, scieace, and genies, iu bales end hogsheads." And Alien sappossis apart of the" sense,science, end pules," which we import by the hogshead ! It is antainly anyone& ansalaitirm to write In • style like this ; and we will even attempt to imitate so este a pattern of " lease" sad' , Relies." And there tau • man whom they call Jeffrey ; and his bop tinsel name was Francis. And Francis voysged into a far reentry, sad did melt with meth people, and with many rail leases. And Francis did marvel at the people ; and the people did marvel at Francis.—Aitd Francis was afore time trusted in • decent kind ; and being re. eeived as • Gentleman, he (lid straight way conceive himself a god. And be did play divers tricks before high heaven, and is the face of tbe People. And the People were disgusted with Fennel' anti Francis nes disgusted with the People. And Francis did re turn unto his own land, aid did bud that his shadow was short as of afore time. And the People of the far reentry did reason with oat another. mint a serree:dosettin l i se 1. to take T 4 -1 - b,4 - 1 / ; -- rilLiTa 14- pots—or WTOCIIII 21111 Ilael Neck 21911 IN • 3 paCipl. Icsl.6Ni di MIN 3 pen Cent. Onm. 31 ptr NM. 'Kt; 75 4 Per C. 4 4 1. 4411141 •., Umsels Air II DAY AT ONE. O*CLOGN• lb Kr Cest.Nawv lolls Road* 4 3 dig. Use Am. 1 1.11 17 13.11 Natibequer NW. 2 1 pm, par INenitis ifi II 1 111. 11 c 69 13 nail STATESMAA. LONDON: Tunovir. JUNE IS, Isl 9. The Those of Lords Mt at a very antiquity early hoer yesterday, (ten o'clock,) *pen the Barnstaple Disqualificalioo.Bill. The discussions were chiefly relating to the protection a witness giving evideoce on corrupt practices et Elections, was entitled to: so that ton teach of thowietter may not he let out at once. As a matter of convenience and discretion, it was .greed (het the rumination should proceed, but siren:ere be ordered le scithdraw, which Resolution was accordingly adopted, end the namioation pro. curled in with closed doom. As this question sifects as well the subject of Rsronm as the ptirileges of the How, vs aro sorry it was not deliberated epos as Wm" quell's, of a public nature am In the Room of COSMOS, Mr. Can:llea wide a formal complaint against • contemporary Journal, for • breach of privilege, in a misstatement which had ap peared cotacerning hint in the Report of the Debate of Tuesday last. The publisher of the Paper in i tilleatine Wee ordered le attend at the bar of the Ileum this day.—The Bank Casb•payment Bill was passed, after the House had agreed to a olivine, authorial.% the Bask to pay ono and two pounds notes in cash. This clause is calculated to raise a smile upon lbe coontroance of whoever may read it; we shall, how. ever, be glad to get rid of these pestiferous notes of one and twn pounds at ■ny rate.—The Charitable Institution Bill went th►oogh the Committee; mod the Report was ordered to be received on Friday. THE BANK. The Public has a right to be made acquainted with every transaction between the Government and the Bank, which tegards the debt claimed by the latter, as doe from the former. Let this debt be made folly known, end its (polity be accurately ascertained. It is plain that the entanglements between these flirting parties remain, and one seems determined to continue to take liberties with the other on lc enent of secreeies which subsist between them, that prudence says, "'testa better to hide from the common eye," but which honesty sap, " nit with them ell, and at once." THE STATEsNIAN. Whet is to be odd or dm. se the Move of the j a r ........ .. . et the public semi which hose 4ei• its the 6 114 the B4ek from rye to year. whale tie . wee pe)ing large llama for sooty ? Poor slims Bum, who is thy attorney! - 4 11P-_ IlltirONDl AT HALF•PAST TWO. TM filrevent Stocks left off nearly as they opena, erralett - veriation during the day being 1 or 4. Vim Ilse Utast French Papers it appean, that GllaNcuptintc has returned to France without asking lease, sod is put under surveillance at Plant, in. consequence. There is oleo a serest, wanting confirmation, t h at the French Minister at the United Staseyis about to return. Letters floe Florence state, that dispositions are making for the reception of the gamind visit of the Emperor and Empress of Austria. Letters from Milan a DDDDD CO a consirin ibis fall In the pokes cotton and silk. The Cor respondent of Pad., with at Casette of itiogsbourg, aneounces, that the time cannot be fixed for his Ma jesty's Coronation, until the Chambers shall hare voted the necessary menet', and the expruces were not contained in the Budget. '166 appears to be another snob case as that of the Times, wherein the Parisians receive the oews of last is doing, or going to be done, among them, ky remission from a far country. Truly this Is an elaborate way of com municating intelligence. M. Tatotrrs, Editor hi Chief of the Mowiteur under the reign of the Conven tion, is now sawed as Editor in Chief of the Cower veteur. An enlarged edition of Rongssau, cootsinina hitherto coedited correspondences, is just published at Paris. lllCA.—Montreal Pipets of the 9th ill. have come to hand, bit Owe is ambit's la them es rept a police of Ova mildness of the late moon.— The harbour of Qeetwc rrrrr had so many @trivets of shipping at SO early a period of the span; sod some of the vessels had not met wills any lee worth speaking of. Mr Ow t.m's Petition io f of the Colton Plc. twigs' Repletion Bill, was presented yesterday In the Mese of Peers by the Marquis of 14.11/111DOWII, tbe object of which might reasonably be expected to make a favourable iiipiession or every hewn, mind. WORIDESIFUL LEGISLATIOII.—The Rays! Anent wee notified yesterday in the 11-use ..t Peen t• no less • number of Bills then sevextreight!!! If oar empire extend►d over the wh.•ie t o n b e , en d •ur Houses of Pediment erre milking laws for every inhabitant on its fel (UP, such • number of them veiled at once might a►ew correspondent to the ob ject. lialf.a.drsen honest wholesome laws would better effect •bat the unhappy kingdom stands in nerd of, rig. tranquillity sod prosperity. The Jou►nals of the Sooth rf Franc• ay, that the locusts which bed devastated the country near continued daily to multiply in rapidly, that all as. tempts on the pail of the itihshitents to destroy th►m were emboss. Now the breasts which el the fats fruits of the bard•wns king People of England ate of quite • different species, but they are not less desires lite. What sensitive mind can contemplate the elms. stance of young children, even so young ea five or sla years of age, being set to work in • cotton.mill, inhaling the dust of she material for 14. 15. sod 10 hours a day, and in an atmosphere heated to 85, and even to 90 degree', which temperatere the leer arli• clea actually require ? Why, serely,the slaves in the West Indies do not endure so mach as this! If they do, woe upon the heeds of their task•masters— The liner particles of the cotton in the shape of flue ntly: are drawn in with the betroth, end occasion dia. ewe in the lungs. The following is said to be the speech of • man from the Sandwich Isles, who most have been Merry. at his own conceit, or he would not have laughed so' much himself, while he spoke, nor hive been so taught at by others who heard him holding forth his palarer (for such all discourses amen salvages are celled). The Congreu was held on the Rank of the Greet River 7hwnisis, in the Slave Country. " Ft:t.s.ow.savatucs or TUC Par..svca.- 1141 i 0 8 been more enlightened he the various groom we base gated upon ; our wild brettoren of the woods have confided their interests to us. We are chosen by them for that purpose, because, like the pine trees of which some of our forests abound, we overtop other trees, our stems are better furthered, and therefore we are not cut down, hot allowed to arrest► oar branches, end overshadow the little shrub*, whirls is benooring them to the roots.—The roots are the parts which hide themselves in the earth, sad never look at the sun, moon, or stars; bet the branches are as different from them as we ere from those savages who are not qualified to be patecerers ; for we both of us are food of looking op to, sod fol. lowing the rising sun, and seeking for every good thing on the face of the earth : yet the reels have their use, they work hard to draw the sop to nourish us, so that it is our interest not to cut them up, but to keep them down, and bear upon them as hard as we can; for if they were to get uppermost, we should lie in their places soon without being able in draw any sap at ell,though we might look very sappy." At this witty pan, the whole lON of O•whyisru set up a vociferous, giggling kind of bowl, which in some polished nations would be called a Sardonic LAUGH, or grin, the palaver broke up, sad the orator went to sell his cocoa outs, &c. ELorestnys.—An elopement, we understand, took place from the West-end of the town on Toes. day. The Lady is a married woman, young, beau. Wel and accomplished—the gallant an Officer in the Army. It is 'apposed they have directed their steps to Paris.--An elopement another way..—On Wednesday 'tight, snot, after ten 'Veloric, a chariot and four arrived at Mr. Belcher's, the Angel Inn in this place, with a Lady and Gentleman, on an cape. dition to Gretna-green. Relays of horses had been previously engaged, and drove al the rate of twelve mites en hoar.—(Donrartcr Pr pcf.) LIIIERTY Aso INDEPIINDICNCE. On Satu►dy last, Juni lids, e molt eseellAit dips'', was provided at the Menem Tavern, by an Irishman, olio is the proprietor, and who evinced an unhought.atiol honest anal in the late cornetts for IVestminster, on behalf of liberty and independ ent,. At ail o'clock the Chair was taken by the Worthy cod Patriotic lisrortei, Sir FRANCIS BYROM, M. P. for Westminster, ettendod by a select set of Mends, among whom were Mr. liostiovirt. the Honourable DUIJOLAB KINNAIRD, Mr. Scant!. Davis, 34r. limit. sad Mr. Buntte The wines and virtu& were of the choicest de scription, several lord and patriotic toasts were drank, in which Old Ireland was not forgotten by the gallant and accomplished Baronet. Mr. who sat as Cron/peer, rose, 11111:1 tamed thanks for the honourable mention mode of his Cowry, sad concluded by sincerely wishing that the day was not far distant when the Sous of ilietunia would once wore hare an opportunity of hospitably receiving, not only Sir Francis Berdett, bet Mr. Hobbes's', sod with gratitude boil end re curd them among their Ropes and their Ileroes !I TIN BASONLT and Mr. Ilosisousi:, serrially re turned thanks. Th. potty ',pirated ',knot II n'clnek, greelind with so enterfaiument. telsklo uss literally—" Me feast of reason, and (heifer; of soul." NAVAL INTELLIGICNCff. Poncestorcit, Jv•s I•L Arrived the Dose. Swell ; sod Venni, Fowl), from Ilaere ; sod L'Amiable Victoiri, Forster, from Cherhergb.-- Sailod the Elicebetk, Giglio, for Il,r•borgh. DKAL, JUNO 14.—Cam• doww from the Miser sod mania, the Bolder', Browell, for New York; Ma►y, Harris, for Oporto ; Princess Charlotte, Grafton, for Tubogo ; Henry, Lewes, for taarb.c; Resells, Dixon, for New South Wales ; Argo, Jackson, for Ike Ile, h ; sod Orient, Reynolds, for Bombay. FALMOUTII, J Olt 12.--Sailed the Doke' of Marl. borough pocket, for Lisbon, with • Mail ; Creolo, Cooltveley, for Si. Kitt's ; aod Nymph, if moderams, for Cadiz. LITFRPOOL, luxe 13.—Arrised the John Crow. ther. 1t... from Jamaica—tailed ih. 21,1 April; on the 6th June, in lat. 50. lon. 30. .Peke the Charlotte, of isiewih Shields, from Loudon for Prince Ed word's Island, not 13 days. Also strived the Calm, Us Baer, from Oporto. " SOUTH fRV REPORTER (PEKE. Co.r Nor lU. Ttie " The brig (milli'. of and for Belfast. from J 4. tasks, which place she left the 25th Aptil, passed Cork liarhour this morning; hit biskstl'a brig Par. 'Liao attired at Jamaica 90th April, with an Sc. rnunt of the rapture of Puerto Cabello. by the la. eeposieut troops sada, Sir Gregor All'Gregor." bl n. W. F suttcx.—To-noorrow, as appears by the Aoir•riso.m•nt on nor P.per, the benefit of Mr. W. F•narn takes plsro..ot Cnorpot garden : and ea • ancrossor by Went cod merit of the an famed lir T. Kurt:, we rano A but wish him an /gull sec. rear. in this partieLlar. to his archetype. This has the good fortune, like that, to be universally loved sad respected by a hurnroous arqsaintance, and sera It only for the undistinguished ratellevice of the two woes is the character of Lord Ogleky, they both mast equally I.erom• immortalised: nor can organs te which of the two lion SITU (frnm whose Marriage :Ilan:ode the idea of The Clandestine Marl loge was taken). GrouGs COLMAN, or Dalin/ Gamma, the writers of the play, were they ell olio., the palm would be awarded—so faultless is the picture of the decrepid and •worous Lord, as given by both of these saper.entinetot histrionic performers. Mr. FAR sex, however, has the felicities talent to enact several clot. room with equal eaectitoda sod perfection, acct/ . ponied with equal admiration; we need not doubt, therefore, of hi. moiling with a reward apportioned to his high desert, when we reflect. that whatever may he alleged against the ago in II 4 . lCh we live, no charge of backwardness is recompensing the merit and skill of those who study to benefit sad please the Public can be brought against it. The English Opera.hosse wagtail night nenternos ly attended. Much had been said about the spurn. door of the decorations, bat this rather signalised the diligent.* than the taste of the management.-- Throughout do house we know sot where to look for any object of poetic implication, escopt some very 80 le 'Ms that surmount the limp' of the first tier ; Ibis rest ass all lo the style of Acurax UM'S f.r.dies' wook.bases. The plains of Egypt form a very bar ren panoramic decoration for the saloon. The per formances were successful. Drowvorr and Miss !Carve ware greeted sub lengthened plaudits of re- Coitalinn, which were withoot doubt heighteord bl' the sense of lite siodienca io regard to the treatment which they bad received from the stnliocracy of Dewy. lane. The new " Operetta" of The Qeudrille ' was tolerably received. It is another version of Lorere Qat:tub, with the disagreement isoreasonshly pro. longed. Thera is some wit, bet it is entirely of the penning order, the most dependent sort of wit that is known. Thera is slang bit or two of the satirical kind, bet by far too redo and pointless to take effect. The company seems to be well constituted 'tarp , as to singers ; the defect in this case is not attribetable In the managers, bet the school. The genius of me. diocrity holds rigid empire smoug our Anglo-votsriss i of Apollo. COURT OF KING'S RRNcR. This morning Mr. Carlin was called nn to plead to two indictments and one information. The first was founded on his publication of *it The Deist ;" the second for continuing lb. sale of Paine's Theological N'otks alter prooremo he information was for publishing Sherwin's Registe..... Mr. C. require.' fooribee tim e NI the proceedings Were accumulated ou wpm to b his defence. He pet in an affidavit. The COURT refused him farther time, sod he plesded Nnt Guilty. The second indictment being read, he put in an. ' other affidseit, hot with no better teems, sad spin I be &stied Net contra • •• INPBKI.I_I P4RLIAMENI. 111111116 A Jiro, IL 'ogre. hy C..... .t. Mial3. 111 Oho tar /eve., lae Alrambei.' Qd I fir .Ik. u . old so • Asko Lard AIX para.dbra a POW., rr ma the 0 , , o f Lod 1 . Ik e resat rE Hart. 111, pm a lief emir' the petlfral apple-AA Aalok Avinitteir, aed am alieciteno of she prime,. Lamm Lees. A Mew l r from Ike ramatas. braagai op Ike Itl.h Titite Callarulaa :hose other KM.. The Itt org.i is of LA !ISM 14 "I pre too d • Pristine from R . Ourerhof Kiliosusk„iii Scotland, lu Lover of the Colton bps.... were Rerstotoot N.U. Alf et mime aboriatn r nu a point of ruder. br:wees r Karl Lf LAUDEKISAI.I. sad 1. , id KEY TON. Mt Pethe on e N e Sr.. P. 1111,1110 from the Pones Diaesi, rs of Felisoole, Newport. Uncoils, Eltiellester.aod.ots4 preytese to be rested Nader S e pe.vists.u• of the m ar _ "rAct. hr Order of die Day I opine hero real for the I sere Itegisloin• Ball he dig read a • e Aid tiose. Lord KEN Yttb weed their Lord.htp• ti adopt metosste. skit\ bad its nr is meeIITIS of hooonit). The NAO. 1...4 said, it WWI hlramsl ieriiisureedrd by the nrtin; Magi .r4.e...t Pintas Diestiet t . awl Ist aisav of the hlit,ter.. Tor Noble Lord Shea seat Wm a rrtirw •( thervotenre I:.leis hef..re the Gisesiitee a. to the INI•olit ..f employing ihildirn in tie tads fartnrire 1 Meth Ni that esidenrr, ther bot.le Lord as. piers by primer piepieli re idg•.nit the piete.ll whi•afv, a hirt.. b ew , ft . s . he ap... nol,eiyao4, she mete it leas e%4l.osnril, the toss is waste be 1 . ..ee.1 e4k.l seed Ns the belll'Ut .if !tweed. auel4 met the ed•uniske of the isc.nrifarteren. The ;Cade Lend Ilp•ite at cmhader•ble kriplh. hot so a tow w lu w u% so trader his wholly Imo ibis basso the ~. Tbr Far' of It 0 141.1 . it scored be amok rat dr jesliet sir.ject is she olian.ossoos Me hod w rile. Too po.i.was be h.sd goy gismo, al.l he shosyht, timid eat he coo's-4. 0 . 1r d. sealely. that sores*. shosid be allowed so be the sossed.ass rid protest." se" theft children; sad, .rierdly, Ow oat Weir bream wish free Issbeer woe 1.. j .dwisse. 7 ton. /auk West. lie c. 0.% of eactpliii• geode eel ; hat dies thine come ought la be fully au.de not by he.. a Ito liirostgin rstward, whirls hod sot bees dear is the weirs+ car. So sir•osiods had, la fan. beer woke ow la she eneelllield at thi. bill. The Noble L 44 who brorsho &Risked ski. Bill b d rimosiislsed cal pilaf ice* Feuer eaeoVed ownerl hi, nienenie. 11, (Lord K. sae at. lan to doesseer sheer she piefederes alluded In (abided. The Wilk Piled* hod all based She Notil , Lore ; age rertaisly the r:rhaisuard Isrlasse She Casausiik e had ,lsys• me pee -I;em tipsiest the Motile Lord'. seasose. The NAN Laid Oen proceeded se rsoriwri4 OS the es Mese* idled below . peflitialarly Swd lion of st which related t.. sh e use a 1111011slorry sind mad observed, ikat she 44 44y r .e t i s ill. re.p..es rot,,oses,trarod. IS wit sitatrd, that Tattoos arctdeut, had seepreded is tar factories to clothing row ploysl there. fro* the wistrle.sery l mod slew pereeded 14 terser. Vie neesse•tl of throe drralfid boons. Os sevassiry sod sarestightioa, luster,, tt appetites', th at shear ac cident. did eel ass bey.ed a .is or a wralehed loser. fe mat shin owed, duo tbr ti.e of orate Mb Iwo Wilmslow sr per. .oa, easyloyed I. the Letories, and seriessostt proved 1ate.1.2.1 orb to tbe rhlldreeeloployed. bus to is.. eihiliv eh.; 44 4 „ priiet d Site Shu re 5. a Watetnew side al Ibe cornier W fi ileetleenelddren ewitlinsell or she wirolow. hal au haisemisiss ais mode that the pewee had folk.. merrier. Si. this trelistwer ...sena of esiploehar were, yes an • ow:r), so orrin•J is .Iml' the rusher then fasherte.. chilesea, all she Mee.- timute eloliiten err. iseleden• Ts I. spa web cease..., as this ref, their ladoelvalp• coaled .4110 ring. a Ism, poke ono In 0,4.4 k liIMI rtes as...y eel of Thal Owl linisollain pi frie s ple lets. 7 k Noble Led poorer/Id ra f.04•-ed, th sl re pse•illtnsi.4l rif 4.1 tetayerosore iw mb.ra the f.,ei•oses were eree.ollt. was. a mi.se s but etre if it •a. sot. be Pby•ii wu hod agreed I lon heot sr 1501 ispitionsio di e hem " hawse s Has rtfU stlloo halt il.e Indent She 011111r0Celakim bet. ro the Cuomo's e.Le 5 . a.perrchve M.•• lee p swi m ism wa.te.tlreJysheeiii csanylassed of. He did u.. 1 pereinve that Iheress.iryftriA of Li... A ..., I I heir. . 4 i t, would at ill arrest the tewiwr4iiii• thr 111 r Yr, Is. Imagine*. The Nestle teed cosh-w ird. shut Sin affi, If . would be prods. tise et es pod .11irs, th...l4si it wools, trod matnial- Iv io line. et 114:041ardirlosi I:t Mai .h.• entykiiirirast I. she tenon forams,. w. , skjesisio• to We, ..,.d eau friar* sdf remise g1 , 01114,-. 10 pf...re shai 11.1. 111 Mops.* rimpinyeel in She tattooers she 'lwo in toe ye., oisayairra wish Ike Pinsk neceber employed, was, ant as.acersrp,.p.:- liar Iles emollh 0/000 4 1.1 Mawr Chloe , of .11.• It Mr 'Frothing le I , .eir fitraoter• dettilict..e sof Ilfe souee be rieliervililr bee glint irt• bill. issolsa-.ly for cheater, r pine whine Urim festaits ms leisC of Use p..iniboi„ n weir tllipl.ted Y she lacterte, most -his it; yet, 5. a rim. pas..., I h ;be re., "(the cduniry..lhe 'Sete Ir.. in so the wkliaos satins dairiet of uokose,ser. ~ owl 41.4.1C1u of Enslaiso. Ihr did •Al at.., ia cianerst lon, simians in Ike I .rses. on 13 'sr 14 hove , n day has beir 11.wal in Wahl; bell he si arblomississia, this 4, vie "moo c ...IA sot be orlotaisied soloist Whore, it •As adianswewo to .0.- as „ r oa l s o l d theealids es, that tie, Amid belies ea. L. Ik visersei. ies I.e most haste sad Is alnowi lts!, Mask 111 0014.0 child,.. weer rispi.sy . e.l. 114 Lows of 151... err. eq ual as Mo a t l o She ( 0 41.0srf. %II lay Owe ahead tie 110110. 10. infer. with She toctoli. e. and ono •eer ? Ile ceele.smet over to lettilate thee r If Ike si ta.kd fur swell CCCCCC at all, be rolled 1160.1 I....rel.liop s s 550 weel he eausTaillt, rod ksidaie siber.,lly , owl he wovii.l al ear Wee be rrady ail milling to Oriole hi. lab..er add lime to sue is-Veleirlion. lisps leis set I. she sitcoms Sill, be co.aideres. she,. mere sae s soma. Co ohms'd ibetenwe ite übwild oppa e si Th e N a m e L o a (wooded by seenseash skas iintemd ad.*. the Hill Armin sw vO.OlOlllOO inn day serve wrasbn. " ' Upooi Ibis rallai thew Lor.l.hsps ihwided— F... U.e A.sux WI" a Ceavaltie-. 17 I roe IM asarndasani, 6 1614jr• ily las tamer ..f sae Bill. VI. The llama Ihr.. aeladved weed Iwo a Clivwsifre ea l e NIL Ta r tameral were awned so. and Ilk Revert *Weise le be received as Wr.lnentlay.—Afjoinerd. 110USIC Ole COMMONS. The How •os oasaioned to the 11”aso of Peers, to ►ear the Royal Actent giten by Commissiwi erected pahlte sod privets Hilt• (fur uhach ere Lords' Report). Mr. Mow, Irmo the Exchequer, presented en Ar enuat of tilt Etnoloyeents of the Iternembrincer of the Eschequ•r. Mr. S. WORTLEY brought up the Report of the Woollen Cloth Stamping Bid. S;r W. I J .MAN pr►sented a Petition frame (hub'. hohlialis of Falenuotb against the Foreign &aim. m►nt Bill. A Petition wl3 presented from Grantham against the additional Ditty nn Malt. A Perkier, +es prosentei from Perth egoism am Foreign Esnoisiest Bill. Laid W. LIENTINCK promntiiti a Petition frnm Nottingham, prayisic that the new Duty cso hiaq might net allfater ihir rock an hand. Mr. HUTCHINSON primented a Peiiiinn eartain indisideale of the City of Cork &gaunt dm Cosh Harbour Bill. PLAGUE. Si►. J. JACKSON presented a Report from di Committee appointed to empire , into the esissener er nou.exisience of Cootoition frro the Plow. Ths general re%v it test, shit nn specific contagion sp. peered to beiot•g to the Plague , . After some detaiis by Mr. Maui's of the eating** given before the Comomilloo, end a few oh-prosti.oa ,by Sir 1. Coffin tad Sit J. J.rksoo, the Report Cm ordered to be pawed. DUTY ON WOOL Mr. DICKINSON presented a Polities frnm the lohalnfinite of Sheron Melts , stating that the pro posed Tax nn h nol wvold he desirective of Ma rrnollon matisfuglterr. The trade was af perm, in a most distressed state, there having woolly hreo a number of baokropteirt sans those who mete c 0... netted aka Ir. It wee th o roferg b e ao m o l e lo bcat any additional impost. Oa Ile Oniinn that IM Petition be brought up. TIN SPKAKEIL oboorved, that he believed the Bill for torment* the Defy against which the rel• linnets puoyed wog in the Home, anti conaNseotty that it ovoid ben violation of the rule+ of the Ow. to ItTelTe any retiti t po +gains! it.