The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-06-23 00:00:00

NAVAL INTR L LIG ENGEL -.0.- 4t., dyes SS —Cam. down front the River cud ssiird the Niloll, 11,4041, fa r B erce i ne ,....R.,,,i n i n t h e D,Wffill his Alai.oy's ship Setrris ; •ho Swift and Lod. pilot Iscbta ; sud the Curlew, Spritce, fur Milts. I'vannottra, June 22 —Arrival th. Pokey trsospott, from &Woad. to take troops to 11141iNI. FALISOUTU, JUMII —.Arrigvd the Ppreellef, With..., fro. Lender. sea s few eflefirige Cow., JUNE 22.--Arrivrd Bose joenler. frees Boolosny, to tike to the whs. that urss saved oat of the wreck el lb. Jopiter, ea the 17.1. 6t.rch lest. Jume the Itorloey, Doll, ft.. Mrs.; spd th. Pintoes,. peek.. Sscreseate, 111.itt.ito, Irons St. Livearoete, Juss 21.—Arrired the steels-Alp Savannah, Rowers, fro. Savannah: sailed th. 26th of May, Weed In St. Petawthergh ; es the 6th of In lat. 43. 37. lone. 43. 41. spoke the Caution, (roam limarpool to New Yolk ; en the 2:1 Jett., is Ist. 41. 61. long. 67. 15. spt•ke the Plato, (roam Bro wn for Baltimore. Aise untied lb. 11.1... r., I.'rench, from New Odom.; she sailed 26th April; the Tuns, Boiler, hoe Cbsrlesses, silted Ow 27th May ; end Broth.rs, Ehio, hen New Odessa, milled heal the 11.14 P tho Sd May. FIVES COURT. Oil Toesdni dbeltnn (derminaied the GM'( finisher, from kr mom essmses over Barr) leek his hese& at ibis plate.— lhe anew:gape lithe amateur sr eat nary amerces red res ' spec.abir. bet it bad air •to r•. 4 of it / ripene d , we the m e rle dime nt the ferry. lintet m rim. of styles were w itemised Is lb@ oust b. •ad the tries stall patties were aratlied. A " sew sr." Of the sow or Rlomew, tram a liage-alabellailla. ' of IS nese weight, irk a teen with Ms Ofauf. Hard keselis • twee the priseipel erects es rob sides. Sim* has so esti , *misfires play, and Urns arabessi Mal beseily epos his nidt• lag ne tea 41 will toes meet with a ensteeerr it is ppek —I. rem, " • big sae," rfeml bisrelfl is she sus ice of the spedsbos. and intimated. Mgt if say sat wooed bent 4ei. be arid pair elm 1011 SI map for t • side. es a sone of Vol Screamer sherd, he wireld redeemer so Ow/ ad west serf •f a reap Frogs was. sad N.schsd the isser win , l gas/spirit t bet roe shbordisa the wreath of Sr ha could sot woke soy nirvanas es Os icy linisonss •1 7 11 1.4 •11, but vaafiaanra •It the (MOW is. by the above cod hers.— From tippers es be a gond hider. dues ast mast for miasm a art iv a papal al Lars. TN timid atteinctien the day was • 2 rowers C spec sod fee Gas Light Mart it was■ has play tibial g .0 emir iralikkeero ash hog I. sad sains i c dessistirsee.es, is ether weir, was sportier noise derv. Tr dm sir our tenderly beet epos eppoors: Ise the es. v w which Cooper stisplFe li Moin pal pin EN Ike d Ironed spirt him, anal de as. • taws, mid dam doss peals *( applause. It was per .hasty • areal s cal. Cooper used both bands with the some le p.m:ill's as he ciew. .1. sail as a satoral rabot i t, mew abort shirr. a cumpislisr. Ts. Gas mum left ad' Maw $a sego of isi. head geeing Mil. Streak sad Hansee.—nhe was seem le rf science eddy. aid new pretty ceerserr hid VIM ; wide. /trio, NM beet. from ably defect of Hamar% Mese sod libel ..a. s ifs was triadic. an d emir) his were missisio. Sprint well be marebed tipsier tats the trim* Mi. dui. if set ire sight. Smoot= dle • or whoa all was err. tad challenged liaadall Is Mt dpe ji 1111111., aide, a MO mamas 4 1, Tuesday Aeneas as bow% was bet/ el Ow Lip's brae. eideadw.arest before T. limas. Req. 1 onset: oh ebe hotly d bits Mto Royekead brotherhood. aged rinprosi, els sit threat es Meads, law. Is aareared frau W. redraw of ••• - Cr.,, ten* at be Cootie Collee•imeese. titres/. • akm so May lee. wit fear o'cieek la the aftelasse. shade. ram WO nare-nbein, aid Pitaistrit Mrs. tiriwaldi ti e we/ kid his slurp kale he bleed WNW she eageirod whether • • teas la the Wait of defog b. sod add yeti obi Misled lewd . leg a reels. ',Moe he was Was us *abide. Ho IsA MIME ~Wes Mau* wan Mee/ Mt ;en leirg e op the seen. the deceased doehod Melee* wit tillo • ' r.; his sueb e. as he arrived sear aad with a lame, nave • ridden pan reload, awl pea* Oro laiwwweat N hi. net. itteirted a deem seam/. ilesiterwords Meld his hertheretwef, a d eve his dimes avast be awe =labout Ile jade. stud MI bath. die ; sr item oak as matte. The deed sus ease oppledee Mr. Mentes pad's, • into.. Ms. Morrie eiree• . dim* saw set, mod resod tee /rowed Wagon Ms Melt r be did skims Issesdiately. Mr. T. nen, er she Crewe Taliffe• Crevroorret. labs. deposed dm the defeated hod spartmewn at his Mow Mew February his ; be wee sesethem very mi. limed. sot other thaw fli g hty t w tibia the late See years he bad sun obresela • Inert ism elf sassy. sad war la vary Wier', eireviettorwea Me was i vas a( great mark Is lie proemial'. Iwootry. . Tam Beta AT KENSINGTON PALACO —Early ow Sowlay morsieg Ii was dkeortred that a large black Motown, ass grown' to hialtoyal Highness the Doke of Sews, had contrived to break oat of his cap, which was placed in a coach-house, sod Brain hayloft es ieelination to papier* these promises, cootelniog a haedsome sew chariot, muscled the toot.beard, red begin Sc' play wl!li The towels; he nest weeded the roof end the boo, the covering of which become • prey to his claws ; after enjoying himself ea aa einside passenger, as loan as be thought proper, he p d.tl to roomier the in'te'rior of the vehicle, and touting from the bne, made his entre through the from wind we into tint carries*, which bete serious meths of his savage coriesity. No one dared to ap proorh this northern visitor, and in order to prevent farther depredations In his proltsble rambler, guards were placed, sub fixed bayonets, lentil sow. keepers strived how • Menagerie, who attired him, after greet difficelty, Is ems el their 'tram/ cage,. A few days age a woman was placed in the stocks at Corkeimeeth, for drenkeassess, said divestiog herself of the upper part of her limiting to fight. A MALL —An immense shale has bees lakes at 'Rowedatose Bay, in Connemara. at &deb.', the emote of Colonel MARTIN, 61. P. It ems observed we Seeds, last by some people, who perinea him, aid as the Ode was falling fast, he soma got spored ; in this state wesrons of tattoos hinds were employed for his destructioo, and, after censitlerattle titit, the erreetry people sectreded in Joy 'eying this sooner 'of the deep. Ile Freres to be of the Spermaceti ape .. cim, sad is semoty-two fret lrog, earl tarty-eight feet le girth rosiod the body. One of this teeth was trot to Galway, which weighs two peueds and a half. Titis Ash modistes three kinds of oil, whit+, together ' with the bone,tir• estimated to be worth tlOOl. WEITMiNsTER•HALL.-011 Monday afternoon one oftbelsrge stones near thitentrenre, having given way, Gil sills most tremeedoes crash into the iatorior of the bell ; several persons were passing at the time, trot fortenately no one was hitt. In consequence of she above tirtuisslaney, the realm entrust, is closed. sad the meal passage to the Court of Eseh4ser shut, Coati EXtbAttoe, Jona 23.—There wee bet little Poet* •heat at market 114 morning, for which there oa. a demand at lest Monday's pricer, f-r fine roolfroe Loves sod Soffulk. Fiero foreign Whrot ems oho. in regoest, sod sold on Intl es good Moms ma on &leaky.-- the arrivals n( foreign Oat. • Imo Mee very considerable this week, pertieelerie from Kit. , whit* *mil of Merely, and et low prleer.—ln Mesas, Peas, lied Barley, them is no alteration. SiWITSMAN; IMPERIAL PARLIAIMENT. ~ti. Is _- 'musts or Latell. The Nitril Awe"l web gives by teatarsvmsee le ski 6154 isseilews tbel itte C•l•ei tirt.l6o BIN , ON Wager evt !Lae BIN, and lan Ihr Crummi,6B.4.en were. th. Lae/ Chourord•r. the liefeleil of Weethr•ter, ..d ib B arl diatt•tort • Tait Rawl .1 111ARI)W1t:KK ed s Parities free Cats•ridit.• • for the relict af Ait A Getul••• • frees !Le Crwethrissire. .t Woodlised frrnU prevented tbrir Teogd Rep.n. Mr. trwittl.• mod .teen M. split up (moth/ C.«•••••• the Am/trims '1 rode Bill, the reseig• Bill, era the Delis• COTTON. AUTO/HMG SILL. The Karl of SHAFTLABIJKY =owed the tldrd renew*.! Ilde Bill. intensities an the settievt bed bees given by are.' lieb messed Wilke.• la ealdost (ho bttstotiou of the Miser, to this sobjeet, be hest. said that Bach a eye. . 66 rniod **aid be watts knebn as weak, sltnw that there hair twee aaltwti►ra in offieli, •lon had fat. tested epee t►e plaWderef the People. Ti.. octavos which h. bed eallell tut hid been pot off from time to tioso, until he be , i beet, obliged to mere that they should be prodoeod toribtristt. T►ere wore t►ou E.,'l O ROILY EN OR olebed I. our rain MOM. WONT tee B.S. pawed ti roush 1Y W Woe, I. /rem thew looolehhpe estestioo le ike aware rad r*rs. et oleo earowno,, samsob rooleserd lbw be meld set bops se emceed is perosooliesir Lordship to bier lie ties. 1 tie solders. whom 'be we goemeess elite heels rowed (Lent lash&Adaler 110 _ 'Hader* Ow ispeeeriklpeyeidlii4 swami sledge" teeeer lame Oft Tim,* WO I *Ow of iMIV fejsred Ifleareilfteero rd. Ls p.el on — boa aim** * Wrenn, Ie den /wrest. ffloo eakb ft ed. Ibil of ander/ inoployed i. 14 Gna w, Ib, peopolisao .4 dnosbn see len lbw of Woe by* We* sow murk* who *ere a* so embleyed. . Isl. •• ommedal tiodsed the How of loboor ID IV been. flow ibe het woo, Ibel ibe se& at perwas renelveil d.'./e( IV a .own and a graviton'. As no Ilfre on pees Aiken excluded ben Inorkiecbg the WI, 'be ONSolliwelefreb as *Wm so poi Dom no Mow. Tery said *a Is so be . *seed eery pm fees SeliVe• of bemiseiy. y Lord• ship ceeeled.d wait &elegies lbw be Weed MR SOW AO accessers met in. but they were tech a aniuminoss mass of papers, as pet it nut of the power of any Member, if be bad the strongest inclination, to go through them. It was then seagested. that a solve. d Aies/di en shoetil be mad e f rom t h em , aid @er wee agreed that th e y s h ou ld b e l a id before aim' min; het teen to thy Coarmitted the mass of appeared so volotninoos es to lease it eideeidod whet sheeW he done with them. They *vie at Imagth referred to the Board of Tete', se that the petty in some mealier, accused allowed to glee their own account ow, Say account •h kb could be wiriest for his perposr. Report on the sobjert, stated, the district, Sorest Oaks (Rogers Weems of a pergola io the evaplo! the Ocrosiulonere. being ;silty oreeehergoo ; had inserted its the has man than bed beers revel., stances had mods Ile cheeps in I i.e gunfire 111111 ttw psi, awl tie BM ma Ned a lbled time ass pa.e./. se omen, &pp,' r et *sucks rger, by Fit.lllE-WORK RBITTLRIV RILL The Doke of RUTLAND rose, oa the (*fetid the Day for die second regatta of he Bib fee preeelmiror brawls mod abe.w la the Freme-week Kohut* Numatatteee of steel was. The Noble Doha mikerted. lbat leis dill -relates' so • ameltdaelote greet kwpaslmoure to the tomeary, which wee menried am chhey Is the aostbstie teetalier, but week was new le •Mele of groat awborratament. Before the proeticm w loch it trim the object of thee Ilk! to .mewl boa brew iwrodeoca. the penal employed le Frame-week Baha ma , is ibe earotore of I skeet 1444 tappened their fuedi.s is Male of Nam i•/r -•er. The doereteew• ester/ 11.. or • week 1 het ems it was with great atlicehy slam Vibe maimed to be era- payed mild get h. • week, offer workbag 18 or I; hums • at. Pomo es alb lew tare ef wades, • comamiehable proponlea adm )..arse , elm mad set thud cespleymetat. He sooeld now easiest Mooch with movied the screed The Noel of LAUBbROALE apposed the as e tai st a. If the Flattish' ea wheels ii., bill had hems kormloord were •pplied so wa r e moofashm es , it wooed wad some to hats hie tr.*, of 16.0 cousery tbaa ay inevriee lam redid be contrived lat ah greatest teen]. It har b.es. toed in sappert et the Sill, Mal SAM peewee employed to the Float..-work Kaithort were art rf resplestwest : bet law is«. ski. Bill to cure that asks, it was carrying to do 10 h, probilmiker • atoorfoctisre Whit* afforded employment to are her 3.011 t 1k was retintiscra that. it ho had hie opporimmits of fa% eipiaining la tie Inane- 1 f..chertes bow tee car really hood wall resat. et to ths Bat, wasp of Orel •esed be outflow to oppose h. V wale( the Bail as b. dad, he kit bideveli bennd to lithe On ems tie the because issiiiiied In • consisitrablu —lf such a practice r such • sr* Public, did not call lot invesiegin loss toltioww whet did; end ow' an. but the whole ergo. not los4ood of soy pooishamot Wog (the clerk to the Cominimioners) (as we soderstond the Hon. 114 t►at .. been sent es a superintendent to the Surveyors in the foot northerecountie. Onething which hownsdireeted by theinhabitents of Westerbana to ask was, whpther, any rtIMMIIIIII.III would homed, open !heal. cease. gamic. of chit hail passed ? They had already tent a Petition in that effect, bat he wished now to get on ea. pitch alma., upon the .object ; of Surcharges they, as well as persons in the Why, porta of the country, bad bail sufficient. They felt their effects without enderstandii.g • hal they strictly were. except as the foreigner understood them, who, having berm called upon for payment of one, looked into James's Didinstarg far the meossine of the word surcharge, and torrid that It was " passing open a mates shoulders more than he was .Me to boor!'--E/ leash )—Thr lino. Boren,' ennclude•t Is) moving for an account of ell sums of money paid into the Each*. quer for Property and Assessed Taxes, In the divi sions of Blockheoth. Bromley. and Dartford, In the years 1614, 13, and 16, and the number of offerers employed to collect them ; also for a retain of SIM. eiiiirgos anode by Surveyor Bogert' in oho same time, sad the number and salaries of the officers employed I. their ectsPetion. The h:rl et UER BUM beepened the Bin. umosVt.Nolt rereard the desimaiii.e *Mai ere tnUed be she Leeiblelime ee kowtow "pia.. Ire hot ezetewe of Mawr. Tee Earl et WESTMORLAPD eviessied the Wile. a very difeeeet este fide tee Ise hale l.wQ •be geese lent. In hie opium., tee teams/ of the 6.1 was me iitieto tewb , bet N dared tt erdert atrerttttr iesttele. the ietliodertires el sloth had inaraella ma lie a. "Mar Malillat tare of she atratr a. Tee ri ROSALYN ...seurd the Mil. rte mettmelet fee We mews eeriest weir(. •Itty with which tie 01 • r , 1.41 AVOW tee names. ss. ear wawa applird Ilea) weii In a1r.47 Mader swim ry, sad ih.reCoine e.lablb4ed •pat ,ideat EW shy wage of tee reentry. heir ifs divided sr tee qhmilas rot the wood read. Mss CeilleBlllll I iierh•Cesteete I I Mejerny Wises eireopes sere re•adoitted r t►.ir Lordships were is a erreversatiee err the order for perweeds..4 twoorrew seeraieg irr esseriaing •itnesatts ea the Boroetapte beetles HMI. It appeared that Lord Iloilo had recoeseedod t►at the esorniag should rather be devoted to the bearing of oleos. The LORD CHANCELLOR stated do mils. ties for besting appeals three limes a arotk, and tko impossibility of hi. *noodle/ on the same day to de Barnstaple Election and tire louring of causes.— Former Lord ammofloes sued to bare a week at the close of the term to coualdrr of lbe jedgeroots they bad to give in lb. Coast of Chem:try ; ■sd he looped be 'lipoid Wallowed at leas! two day.. The resell of !be 00000 cooties us understood to ba s list Ike esamiaatiors .f witnesses on th. &unstop!' Electios was In remoter, to-morrow morning, - according to ON ender to that effect wllicb bad bete mods ow a former day. _ r, n n e pales we did use leers, com plimented the lion. Baronet on the eigitarics with which he hail followed up this matter. Tb. sod.. was pet aud agreed to.' Sir C. MONCK Wain kirem gives to understood_ that the Ott/mum Porte had acceded le the Treaty of 1815, respecting the lonian bleeds. wished to know from from the Noble Lord opposite, the date of that accession I Lord CASTLF.REAGH was understood to reply, that he was not aware of the precise period. On the motion of Lord JOHN RUSSELL, the Committee on the Grampound Bribery Bill was post poned to Monday. r'trtsr. rnosErtrnoss. Mr. I) W. HARVEY hoped for the patient iir rdelgence of tho House, while ha offered a fee ob. lodations upon a Petition which he held in his hand, It was the Petition of Captain Bryan Grilse ship Mae. germ, and complained of groat hardskip and oppreso seen on the part of the Commissioners of &mite. The circumstances out of which the complaint of the Petitioner arose were bristly these :—ln ilia year 1814, he sailed from this country to Surinam, sad returned in the August of that year to Loudest slab a cargo. The Hoestshoeld be aware that by the Ad Geo. 111. called the Manifest Act, every vessel Coming from a foreign le eny English port Is hosed to have a manifest of the goods on beard • and en her 'Meal here, to send a correct report of that to the Commissioners of Customs, who transmit a copy if it to the Commissioners of Each., that they might be aware e( all the drivable articles which the sbip contained. On Captain Bryan's arrival, he sent, in the usual manner, an account of the cargo on heard to the Commissioners of Customs. Among other ar ticles specified I. the account there were 143 bags of soiree; and it was to this part along he had loran the attention of the linos,. Tb. report was sent to tee Commissioners of Earls', and they, as was their duty, sent their Aran, called searchers, on board the Margaret, to asterisk, if ilia cargo corresponded with the account they had received el lt. The duty of the searchers on such occasions, wheat they found the cargo ant correspond with di manifest, was to Is their mark upon the vessel, aid prevent hit en. loading until the misers was @cremated for. In Osaminl ug the cargo, they fiend that only 140 instead of 145 beg. (as stated le the rnaulfelt) were on beard. And here he (Mr. Ilaivey) wished to draw the per. titular attention of the House to the class* its the Act, which enarted• penalty en the coptple fee My les a packet less thee the momber sent loged is 0 3 0 A manifest. It stated, that if es esausleatiess* found that the cargo contrasted any peekessis . l.o4 dims , those gives is the ohip's report, the espleie,nksiOd subjected to a prosily, of 2001., pre a gems not it appeared le the vatisfactios in ort:4 19411444 ' era tint 'rich difference was not Mr ; tete, in which ewe the penalty wits siottia rod. When the deficiency which he had jest on- The Xetell Sating Banks Bill pissed t►resel Commiiiet. Oss the int reading of Forties &listeners' BM, the Earl of SHAFTESBURY stabod. Oast hie Nebist Frieed, w►e Ives thou absent, would proba bly to-morrow it is day for the second reeding of this Bill after it should Le printed.—Adjoaroed. tinned no• discnvered, the captain natural!. e..qoirsei of bb mace, and the active perai.ns io his Obir, Si to Ike tees.; and from thee be learned, Mat the "Anti originated in a Iniatalt•; Wet the ciptpin, anairios In tole the benillt of convoy, had poi 14 ..e hew Sz eines' In • berry, and that an Mate 'la order to get mare stowage room, had poi the cairee canigined in the 145 bags lota 1.40, phich eircoorstance was omitted to be stated sr the 4nio Pie shop's repoit lead Not In. 'Phi. •iplenadinp nee iseriedihrely sent In the Conwhisaloners of Caploos, •nd by ilatoi to tie Gooloalaslonere of Faris*, by who.* it seemed to here Woo considered as pesfeply fair, and cooing...idly No Bettor sae, as entip(a Bryan 11.11 reasnn re be. bore, at an end. lie holltd nothing Were of it then ; bat whet rtes his surprlk when, after taco )Para had bele suffered to elapse, be friend by bolas meted WO an Escheqner proton, showing (the ..iy he received) an .wing hid 101111 eons misted -- POWN, • [igen Yid by the Attornry.thiseral in one )ear; and 11110•Iseaddedorhat was Ike feet. that the lase et pence* 41111 a Verb este were lot lets than 1801., asking an Wanes! sou of store than 120,0001., the Posse woold Wansider ss hither l be geese ioss wssnot of very emasider ,able Impestasce.—[blearri—Whea the Eselsoqoor prase.. *es served open Capt. Bryan, helots, • P.ti. don to the Commissioners, aestruspeoiod by en affi davit of his own, and the stet/meat of soon, of thw Arsons o, board et the time the mistake bad Ix tarred and he begged that be night be elbowed a plosonal interview, in order to etplain. Ti. this he reavivvil a verbal commeoleation is assayer —that his waplanation etsold not b. received; and that We bee_ log sworn, as well as part of his yew, timid mot bo attended 10 where a process bad bees commenced against him. It wso given him Io understand, 1v...m.1r, that hesolght pay a part of the penalty as Compensation ; but- thot as the Etch. were not wrong, and nets: commenced any action wittiest good 'mynas, they could pot othetOise giro it .j. The reason, perhaps, of this 1 1 4181 4.miliat bo felted In the eircdnsitance, that aegis l'ailuoas wove striveraNy tell•rrled to the eke de- Mr. I.IIIIHINGTON was not aware ling the r c'ded erle eilie - belotetheileible or role 11414.41 laide of tho pipe,, foe which the lion. Baronet had a sY l ik!" ".bieb "obi 001 be tea ildmiltif moved, referred to she came of the bodging of t h e I ° • ° "`ViS .10k coo 4 ollito•A•orfrallgowerrosiir ii Seen O.k. divrict. The Cleft se lb. Commis. Immo ostnre A to ytipk i lOat Varied/WOK leeolitsot Manton (‘lr. Armen, we holieee) hod n• doubt been ‘• be binadil, , 1-41 r 4 whole j _dersime guilty of 110111, neglect, her It wee 1144 inteitlimeal.—;d_ . 611 •1101 "w t # 41 .:PlillY " 1 "" cut *r big h.pd., 1 1 , 6,4 tint , su r„,,d ~,,„„„ s h im t i mt pursolurbaddutimforit an lucelliOmf it few kinunds. of admonition which war necessary to pet him on hie d i lit:buea thikseiwir " 64 • 11 i""dt if beeft guard for the future.. The ..inn be bad no objet- wade to °Prier fdyAllf CdtegoiegeseebeadereHeeN don to, though Avail mom* whether the wholooltout shut ni -616 . 4 )... r .5. la°, AttnerliiiiMlClM•frooolf by of It wield he necessity. restoto. fin coOld not nelplaysogi Ort fb. Cport A MEMBER, whose of It'schequir Meek td t% essemsio• 1810, tog, . ly, seete thing of the character of lb* Sta. chamber, seek as that arbitrary Court twisted frost the time of Healy VII. down to the nits of Cowles I. Ho peeske lady wished to call tie atteadoe of the doom is that pert of the Petition which stated that a 1,111 of exceptions was lileaded to hate beet set ep . byehe ethics of Coenset ; and which would bare dregs pre sented bet for the party's west of fund.. lie was, hewever, better adrisied, because. bra was iodated to I present a Petition to the Lords of the Trreaary„ stating precisely what hi had already stated in bit end one to the Board of Eaci4e. the Board of Treasury, harlots an Counsel behind their backs, did net which was, he fact, tie most decid44l rebuke end Ibis WWI complete negative upon the preeettdtage of she Board of Erase. They immediately reisiutrd the pon%lty, bat directed she parties to pay the Sell dries rusts. Now, es to the 'penalty, It was ?W.; the costs therefore, It might be fairly presumed, Mould have amounted to somothing less, so as to wee i s she petitioner semethiog like a eating, by meson of his etempiog the peachy. He held is his hand the receipts oldie S.licitor of the getsisit for She , costs of a prosetation, whith the Lords of t he T ree - I very had 'Woolly admitted never should have been instituted, because—they had abandoned it.—tikorr, star!) —Bat whet was the situation of the person ha geestion? He would now read the paper to *bow whet it was—" London, December 10, 1818, Re wired for amount of costs I. a cease of the Auer. atey-General, for the Comesissionert of Escioe, spins , Bryan.' &e. 1801. fis."—[liear!)— I n addition to whet this ledividoal bed so stated to them, that he wee not able to follow op his bill of eineptious, by reties of bit poserty i sad afth i he bed tins had his 1801. wring from hies by derCemsal?lerefers et Eatire, he had to pay his elan Solicitor's costs, which amounted to 891.14. iht more.—[flear!:l-13y the bill sow in his Rand it would swot that BO guises,, Of thereabouts, was the espencit Incurred by the country poesy time one of thew proweesiaas was lied. (Here the Ron. Matcher proceeded to road the &icemen!, from which it appeased, that the charges were f-Lfrir a brief to the Attorney-Oeseral. 10 esioras; so the Solititor•Gerserst, 1U geineas ; to two Cosasel 8 guineas was ; to two ether Cosa. eel, 4 guineas each. These, as neatly es the tepid Manner in which they wet@ recapitulated by the Hoe. Gentlomsa 041114 Ws collect, were the several iteirf ) Aid lie s+, for the purpose, he presumed, et kaoline* the spteudout of this este blishiseet,-7(4theagilh-444hotre wee enwther tacked, t r 71. 13s. 4d. for tie elairg-Orkei-gitirt e /r ., ritraftw hc. b Nem nietohrlitb't tike not ant, brUllast teteote bfelltrose whip apple *Niro.... Mimi a poor b~a oa t thisif:l7.r.lertGrussiNFAH44:o ANI mil oci t ill.""l4 ix: l4.4 e i re ' s .ga ins. you the I were; i t „ k m „„„, , lootneed egoism hie, to recover the pikisfri for bit pant o n to ot r a k . /1„„„ I infraction of th e P.schs Item The prattler of cow- ,' be siooo of it „„,„ i d aologinge4l procoodinp without air prestos, ryn. Tbe Board, hi their d r." 6 1 *.et Is b"miltititifie sokneen to that tie Serveyer of 01 3? 41 /0 6 tlibto SAW., 11l 1.040. It oat. In.- m), bad, by lb. eon. "erb iti l e t w eriai lb* stool Novice in the Et• t oy .,„„, o f . dirk to elst. s. ' ilnat, this respectable Nem al* Pod of two years, and when it weight ty of gross frauds and Ilitk . the principal depth:eta Meet inn' possible that 114 Noy wltnelsos aka laid, and Is many to- mid pots the breech 4 thos. es his eel t. , h , nipe sommo on , li b. hate bwJ *holly scald 1 •.t I. ;lo g - by it t,g o g oo g o ifk r , poor had, *alibi ape s far a I et 2001. , ilk a jp i rto Li'. was sllefmi : k r d. elreenntobto tilllch be 06/4iveisii I. 11... Am , f r ,q . "0 1 6 bleu+, wt. who'', lost sight . , al belling boferseili- isigatinh he was at I eld""II ImPlailted• TIII1 : 111t•ot of estribut so two. 0 ovib, fh.t i a ' r ti e ,n,i ame., booth" cossoimotni, was IMO lOLA lad Id of ..ki t , i t nos ~,,... , the greatest berdsbiptio n individools. Tbeigolittet ~, 4 ,i si ~,e t a i 5 4' • coentry iiiiii - 6 lofted.l pairys. a) woe ,. itnive , red often b. kWh tliti ifenit., that not len s tlrso 101 0,,,,,,,,, ) s k y h, bad crisaissl lolotattiniii, endow tbo Estise loot, bed HOUSE OF COMMONS. At a geortor before lour o'clock the Speaker was allitellelid to the Mows of Peers. On itn return he stated, that he had hoard the Keys! Assent given by Conosission to several Public and Print. Bills.— (Soo Lords' Report.) • A parses fro. the Coast of Requests of this Toner Hamlets promoted as account of all sows of snowy paid into dist Court belongiug to suitors, with the applicatioo Omura( is the last SO years.—Ordered to be priolii.l. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' RILL. _ Os the motion of Lord A LT/I ORP,tie Insolvent Debtors' Bill woe read a third time; sod two or three chow being added by way of riders, it was passed. Ue the motion of Mr. C. W. WYNN, Wave one given to briag in • Bill to indemnify Witnesses gltriog ',Wont* before either linos* of Parliament, or Cos. mimosa thereof, in cases of Bribery at Elections. At a subseqsent part of the eveeing the Bill was brooglrt in. and after a few ohurtations from Mr. R. MARTIN sod from Mr. WYNN, le reply, was , rood a first time, sod ordered to be road a wood lime to•morrew. On tho motion of Mr. I.USHINGTON, Om Re port of *Mr Awned Tears' Compotitiou Bill was taken Into farther cooslderation, and after • des•l - rooor►atiea between Mr. Lamb. Mr. Lashing too, Mr. Crandon, Mr. Alderman Wood, Mr. Sir jeant Ottelow, sod Sr C. Burrell, It was agreed to, sod tits Bill ordered to be reads third time to.t•ortow. SURCH AIME!, O' TAXES. ---- Sir W. DE CitF"VIGNY oaraostly begged the attention n( the !loose to s subj►ct which, he ob served, come hams to ewer, Mesabi.r is well at to every one 21 their eonsiiinsnis at !arse. It woad he M she Mylletti..n of the Howse, that early Is the Sondes he bad coiled for .0. rpm respecting certain (nods sod defileations in the e.lleetie• of mass to the palish of Wntethset, Sten Odta. The r i 4 11 1 . P • • • i i ~i 1; r' ~~