The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-06-16 00:00:00

CcIPTURF: or PURRM C4RELLO at Si, GREGOR M•GREGOR. Bv t►e Letitia, from isnialca, arrived at Cork ea IRe 10HI nt Jon. s we bay. received Kingston Papers 'from the fltb to the Rlst of April inclesivs. Tinos( Tilt JAMAICA couRANy.) t APTURi 1W PGRRTo CAREI.LO RY THE IY UI•PERGI•T TROOPS UNDER SIR GREGOR ai•GRItGI,R. Ili, blejosty's brig P.rthian, of 10 gene, Captain iligland, came to anchor at Port Royal yesterday from Porte Bello, lest foots Chsgres. She left the first-warred port on the 11th, and the latter en the iltb, sad passed Carthagens on the 13th instant, but hid no cernmarsication with the shore. By the Pantries we hare derived the following information respecting the occupation of Puerto Cobol!. by the force wader the order of Sir Gregor MiGreeer : " On the evening of the 7th inst. at fire P.M. five vessels hove In sight to leeward of Degree, two of them ships, nee large end apparently well armed, one brim of war, • merchant ship, and a sloop. At seven A. M. on the neat day, the same vessels Min made their 'plummet, from lbw N.W. The brig of war had an English Ensign, a Union Jack forward, end a Spanish Jack at the main ; she kept away as if with the "pollen of spvekieg with the Parthisn ; bet finding the latter teak Do notice of her, she battled her wind and soon after jetted the other vessels. " At one P. N. the same day, the Parlhian pro. doled tower& Puerto Cabello, and at 11 passed to windward of owe of the ships ; she shortly afterwards tacked, and went through the body of the vessels.— On the fith, et 14 o'clock, the squadron came to anchor in Edna Ventarre Bey, to nevoid of she gown of Peerte Cabello. At one the troops landed, shoat 300 in number, with little or so opposition.— At about half-post one t►ey proceeded through the wends which separate the shores of the bay . and harbour, and advanced by the latter upon Ake tow• ; this forms the right side of the har bour, and the approach is confined to a ee r y Darrow passage among the rocks, commended es the right by a steepend almost impenetrable wood, which rd ens* places has not a passage for more than one mats abreast. Every yard of this advance afford ed positions of defence, bet which were not taken advautsge of. An inconsiderable bedy of black sol diers, apparently wittiest °Meer', who were sta. tinned De this point of the shore, ran away before they sew their grimy, sot did they stop until they were in the rear of the Castle of St. Jsgo, which forms on that side of the harbour the western defence of the tows. These troops appear to here given the first 'devote of the ledepeudeots in that direction, for they were again sent forward along the shore, and through the pathway of the wood. The Castle was manned, mood five 44-peenders brought to bear is the direction they expected the ladepeodents would advance by. " The independents bad again been obliged to take to the woods, and spin re-appeared in their previous position. This was occasioned by the mis take of the guide, and their advance was now more rapid, and was confined to the shore. The black troops 'het had bed sent out a second time, e ly waited to discharge their muskets, and imasedistoly turned tail. When within bell a toile of the castle, the Indepencluts were obliged to qeit the shore, and were soon oat of sight in the woods. About son-ret (hey entered a deep ravine which esters into the harbour, and within pistol-shot of the front of the castle. " After colleetiog their whole fern in the revise. they bled lot. the wood' to gain lb. lank mod rear of ties town sad castle, sad about seven is the ma log a cameral discharge of nrosketry seemed to Wi wi' so attack on the castle ; this lasted only two or Arse siestas, mod turned out to have been a false alarm .f Om Spaniards for the indtpredonts con tooted themselves tiering tho sight with gaining all commaoding positions over the town sod fortifies tiool, lo order to act with advantage at day-break. 46 At midnight lb* Royalists determined on era. coatis' their pelages sod commorrood a retreat op*. Panama. At one, A .M. the Geveroor's Lady west no board lb. Perth's's, regoesting to be taken to Chogros which was done on the 11th. " - On the it.th as 01Icor of tho Perth's,' woe sent to Wefts Cabello, where he footed all quiet, and the inhabitants were returning in great numbers, no in. stance of plunder hoeing been permitted. A Mr. Lopez, a attire of Catboat's, was sppoisted Ge t .... of Pont. Cabello, and the merchants oppeer ed retitled with the change of Government. " Sir Gregor 111'Gregor was entryway 0 , 11 In the 011isers . of the Parthiso, who went to Puerto Cabello, and offered to simply iko brig with refresh. meets, K soy thing oleo they might 'squirt. " TM troops, whim they lasted were radar th. onistood If General Lopes. bir Gregor Ill'Gregor did not tofrad, it 1. ao;.', premed to Peones until he bad commestested with Lord Cochrane from the South Sre, whose force coesisted of owl 40 mead vessels of diferant descriptions. " The beet sfirpooftloos are usekhrs et Paeans to repel asp attack w►ie► Sit Omer WOrepr sight etteopt pleat that place, whose force couirts only of 410 moo. Gravel Aery, with rriefercemeets, wu etereeterily impacted frow o'l Prosidouce, when it was supposed as attack weeld be mode or Chsgres." JAMAICA PAPERS. Nair 9. PROCLAMAT lON OF GENERAL. M.6REGOR. SoLoitas !--Tbe Army of New Granada bay covered itself with glory. Pule Iloilo, that most famous fortress of Semis America, meld only .tend a few hems ti to valour of our ems. The I.tiht l3riftade, under the orders of the gallant Colonel Rafter, overcame ob;tacles and dilladdes, which oily •oo animated wish oar enthusiasm ceolet have at. tempted. The edam's*, led by the breve Capt. Rem, attar k•d the enemy with each Intrepidity, that they fled with fear and astemishaseat to their works. " he Navy, under the egiatemed of Commodore /Indian, in covens% the kadisig, end in the diversion obey rale in attacking tl e Spanish farts In the her• beer, did every thing that their intrepidity pee me a riaAt to eapeet fror them. The Captains and mow of the transports ere dews ring of e►ory praise for the tontines (logy made in landing the troops. " Soldiers, oar first co/agent has hero glories., It has opened the road to fortmite mad Addington fame) LONDON WIDNUDAT. JUNI 16, 111119. Wears sorry to mein oar French Conespondent't letters ■ national tendeney to throw the People of England into a disfavoureble light helms the eyes of Europe. Our Readers eine have obverted that for sometime we have espresseil by o• ackeowledguseats to Correspondents an ono eiliopeee to insets his got ten. We suspect that the )oeng politicians of Franca take the chancier of Britons from the cane duct of British Ministers. N -thing, in a public point of view, can he eon or Mile. We nr • only will not lend a hand to promos.. loci, • misunderstanding between two goneroui .iid reliant nations, bat we will do what we con to preTent it. it .1 OW mien try has reason to be afraid of the other, so we are convinced there is no (neve f or jeelnoay in either. A rivalry io prosperity is all the contention that need or ought to be alined up between them. The eireumstanee of a Minister losing the People of Britain t• lb. tiniest of arty millions after a four years peace, bas astounded every one hut the se.hnessts to Govesomeot, and tke dealers is Loans. Broken down, however. as is their strength, there is still some spirit left so them, and they are ■ot iodised to glee tke last sixpence is their pockets whitest en arguswrot at lead. For this mason a Requisition of no less she.. sissy 11.1- verystn has been pretested to lbo Cs ief Magi strate of the City of Leaden this messing, to cull a a Common Hall, to determine spun the propriety of petitioning against so borthensom. an impost. We are not quite sere what his lorehhip will do; but it is w►ispered that be is inclined to dispose of t►e a. the Deis ti disposed of ersplestanisppeels —c•stmit It "ad referendum." T►e following is Ilse it aisition TO 711 k. KIIMIT IKON. THE LORD MAYOR OF THIS Tin STATESMAN. Pasoan lathes oar approach, sad the s•.th Sae , shall Soon behold upon her shore the Conq •f , lb. Whales. GENEIItAL M•GREGOR. Ue•4pnun, Pori. Sean. I/ IMO SOUTAR, PITSIDCNT AD INTTIIIII OT TUC Or TWIGS DELA, CAPTAIN•OVIIIIIII• OP ITS AMMAN AND THOIL Of lIIW GRANADA, &C. PROCLAMATION. " Vents eel iens i-- fie d;nereltongress of Irene. aerie het rrvuo►ed the Sovereign Power which yes hitherto reposed in one. I have retereeJ it to the People in traesmitting it to their legitimate Repre sentatives. •' The National Sovereignty hes honoured my anew, placing in me the ISr•esaw. Power, with the titte of President, ad intertm, of ileerseele. " Venezaelians! I feel myself incapable of 40. warning you. This I here oftentimes expressed to your Representatives, who, in spite of my first refs mi. hare forced mete command you. '‘ Soldiers of the Liberating , Army !—My only ambition has PM been loam. with you the dangers which you undergo for the Republic. 66 Citizens !—A Britannic legion, protectors of our liberty, has arrived in Venni'', to assist es in breaking oar chains : receive trim with the 'opera lion wbkh beneacent heroism inspires; open your arum to these generous strangers, who come to dis pute with es the title of liberators of V la. " SIMON ROLIV 4R. Ang•stern, Mb Feb. 1/U9." BNGLISII OPKR.J.HOUSE. Lett night the Beggars' Opera was performed, feet the palpate of bringing out a young lady In the part of Pay, " her brat appearance on any stage." The Piece was very veil played. Doweom was Lockit; CDATTERLET. PeacA'ems: Miss Kct.t.tr, Lags; lisaLty, escellent in their way, turps that HADLCY'S was too palpable and degraded a delineation of Nee/gales children, to give perfect gratification. Mr. PEANKAN was as good a Mackea/k as we hare witnessed since the best days of INCLZ. DON ; not that we admire his taste in all the soap— some of them seem to be shore his comprehension, if +e judge by his manner of treating them. For in. stance, in the song, " Mars may escape, 4c." what cao make him sieg— • " Thai basilisk W maw I. kill," — tenderly, and then break eat dole a lariat° impres sion in the sacreeding lino— _ . . . `• The My slum slp irracle I. lest le the ystre.4." Sorely this Is a want of fast.; the basilisk ought to excite his rage, and the fly his sympathy. We could wish also that he understood a little more grammar. A London performer ought never to be capable of uttering rrywatedly " thus ends all disputes." The young deburant was very saccosfel. Snit is not Ferfectly skilled in the art ; she is a very indifferent ■uskian ; she even disordered the harmony by many negligent changes of the intervals; she chose lb. shaking.nota too fur from oho end of the strain ; her graces are few, and ell second.hsntl. She speak. in her singing voice, void otherwise imitates Miss STZ. rum in the dialogs., who is a very insufficient mo del in With the.• drawbecks, she performed highly to the satisfaction of the audience; her figure is neat, her voice of great scope, her man. nor Is respectable, end she gays ■ very Galorel and, sensible expression to many of the songs. She re ceived is ing approbation as she advanced in the part, and may he considered as decidedly successful. To colt RF.SPON OF:NTS. ••• D. N.'s Mac letter am Bask Again would be aniaterest- Ins to many of our Readers: We have ao aphelia that the Amok will ever pay as required-4hr Directors have pet Al' the evil day so loam, that we shall think it net less than minetmloos if it arrive at the rnd of the stew term Named. We eammit admit the emssorial remarks of CAITIMATOS. They are probably sajerly funded: and see apirlos is. did these art the best patriots obis wistfully speak 111 of NMI% who wry differ from then is the mom of proving their pstriothw. ritscit OP STOCKS Te l! Ns Nock 2111 9 proCres. Red. 61fif per Cyst. Gm.. Si per Crew. 75if 4 prrCi. etiiita Lamb RN DAY Al 03IK O'CLOCK. S per Cent. New, I. Heads 1 32 dis. Low Am. 13-16 I.:atioreperr NHle For I die. Pet Ousvoism Ifff4 di.. Are. 611262 Ti 11 SITATESNIAIt. cl ry or LONDON. We, tlte soderoigocd Literywou of clue CU, Of Looks, Serest request dot yew Locokelp will earreor 6, (Ammon Halls roily so p 6 %Able, oo eksider to6e p. moiety dpoitios log 64 Legoolooore lo adopt well sl d, sad effe6.666..1 ismoute• of ilikketweest is tfe espesdliore of ok cemast! al .••Id moiler M settertosary, is a tear ccf peolitoo4 prove, to add to site birdcall of a minims People. Sigurd by Noy Uteryistio. IT.%TR TUE FUNDS AT HA LE-i'A- r o The differ:see Is soy else Stock has iset hem mere &as • gutter per Cent. Awrittcax NTILLICIENCI4-11alifat Papers op to the 29th elf. have arrived. They state, that usent was refused to a Bill of the Lower noose, the object el which was to towable the Civil Use, and that the Legisietive Assembly bed passed a Resolution de daring it so attempt of anceostitelitreal encroach ment us the prerogative of the Crowe. The tows of Plattsberg, on the border of Lake Champlain, is discovered to he oe the English side of lb. Wanda ry, agreed epos between &sided sad the United States, by which miens the State of New York will forfeit its strongest military peskiest on the north-enters •ide. From Boston Papers we learn that the election of Representatives Is diligently ping en. The S.- parades have a vast majority in tbe county of Maine; they prevail also in keeoebeek. Yesterday the Doke of YOU& held a Lnse at his Office is the Horn Guide. 11'.4V.4L INTEL LIGENCIS. DIAL, Just 15.—Arrirorl sod toiled for lb. Rigor, the Nr * Phanit, Lowthresito, from Tri.klod. Also errierd Seercomoti, Muotri,o, and Greco, Brnoo. from St. Mi• down from th. Kiev , . Ili. Betsy, F Oh, fur Antivia. lliowtcti, Juror. 15.—Arrived the lleery Free. Tint 1..• ik • ei Moil, front Rolland. Nt JvNE I I.—The Earl of Leicester picket, with • ]last and pas,emerv, from hence (or Water ' Ird, to on shore on the rocks our Waterford, and it is soppnse‘i will be totally lost.—Crew and pat. severs s•••••• 1 with dithcolty. PORT. ISOCTIO. Joni 15.—Arrived from the Dawns the kerws.•). Brecon, for the South Sees ; Stewart. for bltramichi ; Cainalsoroegb, fleshy, fnr Gibraltar ; ant: Wellington, Paisley, fur St. Yin. penes.— A weasel towed in here tt.;s morning the oain.m•at, ntainstop.rneat, main•yarJ, Yard. dtc. belengill to the Boxer, whirh pat into We• mouth a few dm)e • e n in diatre... The shove were Ellen in with about 1U leag.es S.S.B. of Portland. FALMOUTH, Jusa 13. Arrived the Swiftest, picky. wi b Mails, from New York and lielifaz— IGO dos • Item the latt►r; end the Stanwe►e pocket, with a Mail, from busies, in 34 days. The Blocher peck. , ar..vell at Helga* on Ike 20th May. from Skis port, i s 5 (flys. 0.1 the 30th May, inlet. 40. 30 lersg.s2. 56. the Swirlier* spoke the William, Hew• land, of Rochester. for this pert. Ors the 3tl inst. in Ist. 4 , 1 44. lone. 42. 23 she •peke the sch Endeavoor, of Kingston, from St. Domingo, for Li verpool. The Stamens brings official accounts of th. taking of Pert. Belle, by Sir Gregor NliGregor. 1 he Stemmer sailed frees Jamaica on the 10th, sod Croaked Island na this 19th Msy. On the 15th May .h. spoke the Alliance and Medics, both of Loa. dn., from Jamaica. On Om lath of Jens she spoke the &mod Leaders, from Montserrat, oat 38 dap. FRENCH PATZII6.—Tbo7 learn from Frankfort that rho hu at last gives Russia satisfaction for ski knelt offered to a Itosaian ship in the port of Conataatioriple. The Reis Effendi hes somoisoced thr penkhoutent of the effreders. A Meru of the Cord of Caseation, of 11s 20tb of November, 1818, has decided that no law can fo►ee citiseas to cover the treats of their houses, for such or such religious ceremonies, and that the Municipal Authority has no power to impose the obligation. A very respectable hums in the Dotrh trade stripped payment yesterday morning. From the high er►dit tiro house holds, and the sorpriso it has erHantly mused, it is impossible to anticipate the resell. The letters from Ilamborgh also notice the failure of lb. house of Messrs. ELLIOT slid CO. whose accounts are said to be rather considerable. Act:swath were received yesterday that the Carlisle Weevers, on Thursday last, returned to their employ.i moot, alter having diminished their demands Is. aces. They have certainly conducted themseltos with great moolorst ion, cousideing their somber. which amount. ed nn some occasions to net less than 2,000. EnA et or FOUR FRRIICUSOM otrIU.—OR Mon. day everting the foot following Prisoners made their •17spe If am dm prison of the town of Rye, in Seises, vl,..lean Baptiste, La Mollie, Jaque Ringo, Victor Rogge, Uri&amine Patter. They bad been corn. milted to custody on the 9th or 10th inst. in cons,. (pence of having attempted to smuggle on shore a considerable quantity of spirits, from the galliot La Pauvette, of Boulogne, In which they were detected. It appears that on Monday evening, between eight and nine o'clock, the keeper and his assistant having locked up the ether prisoners, were proceeding to perform the same ceremony with the Frenchmen, ekes they turned on the Jailer, sod secured him and his men, and having made their way through a small door, elected an escape by sealing a wall at the hack of the prison. They hare net been heard of since. Cons EXCHANGE, Juan 16.—We have had bat few arrivals sine, Monday, and altbooeh the goats mity of Whose left ever from that day's supply was swell, yet it wes folly adequate for this 'moraines demand, having bat few Weyer, at market; bat thole is so alteration in the prior. —Folio fresh Oats not rehtly sale, but the stole and inferior esuiples were offered on lower terms, without brkg aSlo to effect sales.—lli Corky, Baas, and Pass theists no altera tion. • I.IIPIIRII PAR L1431E117. • • HOUSE OF LURDS, Jest IS. ii r &e.gar iel f i nwa tie Coaravai, breoglit up the Rook C ob b Paulnae' Bill, elude mss road air -116/P. be Earl of LIVERPOOL Sued throttled readiag for Fri. day welt. The Earl of DARNLEY raid. be had to eat 116..0 Lo r d. Air' sweeties I. • very imports* Megiarit. r ark I 1'4.- 14111; ant is expeetatioa that say Mad be moll wry-, would have weleht with the Here, bus hi hopes lbw to hebi. Lord, heifer aualibed Soda in, +wale lake op lbosaity.oi. other Uses! of Paull-sew, had palmed leo Readot..., which bad fer Heir of to impose addaitowil dull" me Dolt mid Spirit. New it is. well bases, that away ofiMtr,i. obit, Ireland had wilfered, bad arises from the bithpriee4 blab, sad ibe damn y w hich poor people e'er, staccato cell We herr. This &Seeley had drives teem to driak opiribi,apreettce wilco hod bees productive of earweruita c.slaaiilics Moisten were Woad is heaver, is caftwiesee, tad ta lierwswiN to le all they wield to awounide lie wiesseeptioa of beer aiwinest the W., . r ua g of Irish i tiffs areadd rely be dime I) redeem; tie peace of Mali, wad it oe other Noble Lord did, he would, at as east, day, brow forward a rooks as she abject. The Mawr& el LANSDOWN said, he shoold te-warrew, sum for leave to biles sue Bill, so iedeutoifythe w moor, io be eaanitted at the Bormolayle Bribery Bill, from ay. coreireares *hid, eight *thermic alive so ibeaawlve., from lb* riermiela•res which their regimes, 401•11 emcee,. The Earl et LAI:Di:IMA LE thought die Homo 9 1 , 4•14 slopead Is. feeder precreality. us the ilerwaaple Bill, till bit Noble Friend's Bill van poor.. The Earl el &ABM ARTLIN agreeing le Nit *rimier, coved that the order let lM attesdauce of the et simian. 1... morrow, should be diectuaged. This war ateordiaaly dime. The Earl of SHAFThSBURY reamed a Prunes Has ...vend persist Om toe City of Landau, is‘iiew the Mad bathe Reggiano, Ball. _ _ The Marquis of L 511/0 W N gave malice, that he shoal move the tartipad reading of this Bill us Friday mat. The Earl of LA ULIEII DA LE worral. slat the several Aria of recommitment of the preset". retg i fur regsdastag the wee., silver fr... his Majestys llsot suuuld Le 'aid. lhi. bored' oe. the !lobk Lard proceeded to coated, that the solver ewe of she cowdry hem& depreciated. coed aim, gamer the.o laws, he eessaiderril as • legal seed' r; sad farther, that a u e such •depreciated curremey was suffered to pow a. a legal sell. der, it was Sampusuble the &lab billohis day brought up Ir Hoe Cowman. tuella be adapted I ae if adaysed, that hs prowls Haas could be carried Caw s Peafowl the gedi, wader arch a bye. tea s would disappear as mew a. tamed. Hashanah. she Judges ought mow So Weaned am to give ad uphill.. as to the leader this depreciated cola bring • legal wader. He coaaseaded,ni bemires the year. lift aril I, M. the silver coal of the Lloy ds. had suffered a depreciates. .4 It per tem. and could 1.,. Wager be (cosi/eyed as a legal wader by tole, althinigh it agebt be by weight. The Noble Edri thew siesta' detail taw a re. ale,, d the gragrauem relative so the siveresim,aud euatluded by saving. that she Lecrued Judges social/ attend the lbws. or Thursday. Earl LI VFR POOL thought it enovenirdl wed proper that eta ab aversely wonkier Hee Homo should all in said the No rmal sad teaming of the Judges, bat at the sometime be thought that the Hasse sash. neree silk him sa shii.kiii thin the Lessard Judges might wt lightly sod without a iod guouud, to be takes Irma the ispnrisiat dolor. they hen In perform. AtiJ, oh the preterit LC01•100, he did cot egie•idi , r that soy good gram& had beta mode oat by doe ?kohl. Lord ter their being cilled la rue, l wool 6a. ori goal Set t would revels Lora each a proceedwg be arg adapted. He detrred • its. vie Halve Lard la has 'palm of ilepreciused r art ency. and sae law open it. Ile eamteuird dun lee silver eve., it depreciated only by (her wear and tear, was still a Peal tender in low, to the amused of I•elity -Oise penal d.; and ;nth...eh pre/rime. to the Act *1 the 56th of toe the tofu had twee this depreatated to • cossirtetable swims', yet it 51. seat/ center.ded, that ibis mem wait nut it legal tender. N• war woad dispute rb.t if us the eireo!atioe ore metal was tar odred sure than anmer, he Averred aortal world Otte ih. other out at cheetah...l. It was. era doubt, paltry to tale use serial (or a staadard of value. 'lad that hating Wei doer, all alder the cheat-mug was =trey carats; they sight be leather 00111,1411*, la I frt. s r :nit, ether, It WEb immumerust, sod shine was only 141. II qu w itty of it Issued as the (icor cieheat should eaosider Pt for sue rot.weriesee at the Pulpit,. 11,4 taerrfesie, legal tenders in tat ruin Lad a limn, tut It was impirstbk s.. say silver role its all be a aseasate at value fir any commodity in general toll.. envoi' y. or to ouppv•e shut the 'elver could ever dna' the ;on! oat of the (nanny. The psaN collie of the des:wises:awe cf gold would be. OS Lschatiges I rill, against es. 11, indeed, Fatties Mates should rale. gold to silver, they gold irts.l4 hot, and silver fellers i hat it wo, impossible 'hut isms regal's- Moo in our mintage scald operate ass dn.. essay she geld. Emil LA I.: HA LE replied. he could tad e.n.ea.a,, b • •• the lisltatuaa of tl.e totter was a. a legal Wader retold ',myth( the gold being sect out of the blugdasae. lie %ashen a on so, Id he caavaised. ea I he shall be an it happy (a end they were mafuesaded. as he was cwt ihced their being s• suold he tor Ilse good eif the (stonily.. The 11.01. - 11 11 1 / 1 .• negwtired, mad IS was wiled that she Hill should he read a second time au El ird.,). awl easaweised for Mummy, is which stage the detail. Ws Inc Still should be mica. —Adjuiumee. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Sir C. lIILI. brought op the Koport of the Lose Bill, which was weer! to ; and the Bill was ordered to be read a third tint. r0„.101,,w. Th. LORI) ADVOCATE brought op tho Report of the Scotch Banishment Bill, whicli'stasagr•wd to, sod the Bill was ordered to be read a third time to 11110MIW. On the motion of Colonel DAVIES, an humble Address .as ordered to be presented to Isis Royal Highness the Prince Regent, that he moulJ be gra. closely pleased to give jitectious that there be laid before the Bosse. Returns of the disposition of the Troops in Greet Britain, Ireland. and the Islands in the Channel, distingeishine the Artillery from the other 'beeps ; aid et the effective Strength of the British Army. Tarr Fisheries Presereatinn Bill wee reed s wood time. sad ordered to be committed ors Moisday. Ou the moticu of Mr. Alderman WOOD, the Committee ou tee Irish Partnership 801 l was post.. poised for six months ; the Werth, Alderman assign.. ing is a reason for aban,loning the B ll au the present Session, that the parties interested had net had rime I. prepare certain clauses winch were thought tteePt. Barr to carry into effect the arrangements conies plated in the meager,. Mr. SHAW presented a Petition from the Slip on nets, Merchants and 'Traders of Dublin. egoista the Foreign Enlistment Bill.—Ordered to lie on the table. Mr. WM. COU ENA Y obtained leave to bring in ■ Roll to amend the Law, a• to suff.rieg reco veries of laud held in aocient demesne, and with re. mud to saes Bud 1 f sock lands beleogieg to lunatics. On the arrelcn tans the Cerise Duties Dill be read a Irma sin" ..... , Mr. BRAND orsi.led that at koat the Right ilialearshh Genslefitaa world remedy lOW the hcfirapeairarr• a hick the Bill %mild u. 11.44 en the parties 'mem'. 4. lir le ha hand a l'esit•on rr •ta a oe.,,hes ni te.i actable ~'Met., tho easfirtn.s.f %%Inch be kora in he true. 'the petit...lves ilia the malt mow in 11. ir hinds wro. manatee...red tr•••• it tot' ehoted at is pt tee per rptart--r hi t herto:o, ire “. *hie+ the, cooled nor yet for their molt, alib•mge chnstrd w fib the evprisee rf tosonsfnetarr. Toe Pentineres Mao ritteptsaird of a !synths. the nature of a hick litre Itallale accurately CO Uehtect oat, the sonde to a ..• n .•a n. prope•e4 In lei, the new dos, sm the sloth its hr.i.d, e,lololll' el et ith the mode homily et I. ea. wisest reot..is• de le. $,.n.. arr. ofi.de ateardiog to the de tcripties f same. t is. 51. Aquatic. - 0:1 the pale afiet, and r.!.. • clumstes ea she braes.. re I.l.prd Blebs Hfis.„ t.e• there rash,amtdepitlisthe preve , i c ..e fr..ses she berm r oed that be afield press Opt* the aalasser. oats ro .1,..t • si..ad irneyhte. l'be CH ANCELLOR of the EXCHF.Q‘Jr.Fr• a Inaadtitle• tat tat r than isms the Notal Haustoratile ti•hlierre teemed t. ws to set.tante Hut terry allowoore eds,e'd !embed.: whirls she cssnornsoores .st Ile tire .• ißhl tees to prat'. Ms. WODY.llol,:lift rrs.sl reasstrmlive stalessos of do pfaell wf barley turd malt loss a. 4 al the permit peradl the Wenner which 11•10. that the price of moll moss' IM promo per ad It. 114. a grasser In. moo it* ammo rim eerier hot re • . Mr. CA Lt I 117 repealed tike Pate seal wade I.y the Pe It. of bp, SP Pol of t►e der