The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-03-29 00:00:00

1.4 • ! ,4 ) :4`,l•„i - t - • 1.414.4 t • , • . •. ' • P • • r, said, that the Hon. Gent. tfitement, that the appoint. •d, had been made in the tare led. That Act applied only as the offices which he had offices held by corn/0144n. -'- theevasion by %Odd) the fee* ited, that the presant Bill lied to both. The claute ef existing interests, was ill. , bought just, that these . whil ' ion, should not be deprived • • N Kted to the Bill, as nhtsat It tippeertel, that there hat • - violation of the former Act. • .• recelted a high colonial ap. • like to know, whether this Imrnission. tf it bad been by L direct violedion of the Act; spirit of the Act was egodlif like to know whether Mr. ster at Malta, end Mr. Join r at Jamaica, hid been ap. - •rw 4=l v . ;- ,• ~ ~ 4 t • ! ~a •• • ,:, t.tt ti't f lit:11 0)14 .• '" 4 ••- . ,i • , ' • a o •.1 . _. cra ti,t AS A 7. : t'. •,- . • . - ..,..... . .".'...,.... , : .. , I L arii; f t. 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DISTRESS IN GERIIIkNY. rimOUGII the COMMITTEE for relieving the AL Mitres" occasioned by the ravages of War in Germany, has been ambled by British bessevolemee to remit about 50.0001. _far the elleviatino n( the woes of :uterine humanity s yet, such has beets the extent of the devastatinhs, suet the depth ambers' into which whole districts have been plunged, nott so mementos and Graeae are the sew applications for relief from various quarters. that the Committee canon r i o account thigh, of relat ing its efforts. Details of these ril.traaa will be found in the- Reports st the Codmittee, winds, at well as Papers for Chambee and Cawirefitinits, vast be had at iro London Ta. rens ; wad at Ackenessen'a, Strati. 111111SCR Milan Illtelt Ammons already advertised 49055 1T AlMemes. Biddalpb sod Co. NM Conies -£5 0 J. Corks, Esq. M. P 410 0 Rev. dohs Roalusno El 0 Rev. H y 11. Isdward:, At Mears. Atari* Stoat, • Pennant 10 10 and Ca. Strong, Still. and Strom 21 01r C. M. Be rash; Bart 10 lt Admiral Williams 5 0 Jason Harris, Rm. ._•- 1,10 At Messrs. Marten, Hale, At Mears. Pares. Porte and Co. use Co. lakeisar• William Page. E.q. 6 5 Mrs. R. Shwa% Lel- , At Meows. Child and Co. asSer. °I T. G. ',trainman, jug. 10 10 0, Simpson, Esq. ditto E.earkk 1 1 At lie Jahn Imbhaek, I R.R. 2 0 Bart: and Co. J. B. Harrison, Esq. 3 0 T. Stokes Hera Castle 5 0 At Messrs. Hoare's. Robert Floe, Swansea 5 5 A Lady: 20 0 Jos. (Abbess 5 5 Mr. Baron Maseres -90 0 T. Rio 2 2 B. Aeries and others, T. Revise.. 2 2 - s-.11-swit at T. H. Woollen 1 1 J. Pollard, ss. t John Berry, 6s. • Richard Richards, 9s. 0 19 At Meters. ilatitia Payne, and Smith". Coles and Winless' 59 10 Three Ladies 11 0 W. Lloyd, Plus Power 10 10 Rev. R. Salim, Brough ton 10 10 Subsellis t frettn the Sag, of Leck e St e t of all Ciamermil Perrin shine, par Phillips and Estd. 1831. 6d. Colkellait at St. Mary Tower Church, 1 ps. Suilnllt, by the Rev. William Howortb,per Crickets and Co. £l9 lls. At Merry. Chatteris ' Whit more, and Co. A French 016cer 1 1 Beajamin Paterson 5 0 W. J. Peterson 2 0 M rs. Paterson 1 0 Mies S. Paterson 1 0 Miss A. Petersoo 1 0 Rev. J. Rains nudCan greantion, Potter's street, Harlow 10 12 ltev. Juries Stewart mod angrqgal/wilo of Sissehrl.lgetssitlik • Hens • -•• • • !Jib 11111. /1 IMPERIAL 44111,L143iENT. Mr. GOUE,BURN watt mittaken in. his statemenl mentt to Which he alluded of the Att now menticur to patent offices, wheren commented upon *ere a Now, it was to prevent ti mer Act had been defeat _ was framed, which applied lating to the protection oY aerted, because it was thou ssere *dread/ in possessio , of their offices. HOUSE 0I LORDS, Mitten 286 odgetrn t was this day in the case of Seßule e. by Which sirenic hitis now settled to be the law s at least as to personal property, that an English Com mission of Bankruptcy carries to it the whole of the Bankrupt's Scotch as well as English property. 'the judgment was in affirmance of that of the Court below. In Bernal v. Mitrquis of Donegal, Mr. Hart was heard for the Appellant, Messrs. Leach end Wetberel for the Respondent, and Sir S. Romilly in reply.— Vine judgment postponed. In Oggle v. Robinson, judgment of the Court be low aSroved wits} 2001. costs. Is Geddes v., Hardie, judgment of the Court be low *farmed with 401. costs. Okent's Indemnity Bill was read a third ties sad bit* PIEFFI WAD mired for an account of the nedsbelf and tonnagel of transports employed in the Government service.—Ordered. -Miperned. THEAT4WILOYAL, COY ENT•fhlt It RN. T HIS preiest. EVE?iING I March 29, Will be performed, ' Pf kARRO. - . , • To *hie* will he a 514111,. . •„ - , THE ESCAPES. .. IN. I tT ai r be opened at bolt poet eve o'clock. le be. *II let We. .. * . . • • • - -ro-eacresits. at. tiro be disposed of, the LE ASHand GOO WILL Ada SHOP, advaaragiovolv 'imaged. and in d•yUg an ex tract''r vistas its ate retail Catee and Sagar Trade. Apph by letter (past mid) to C. S. at !dean. Mack, Parry, sod Cn. Leadentadt-streist. Itellano 21. 105. 6d. Pain Londale, Eaq. 3 9 F. Kaaasaelser, Esq. b 0 H... Phillip Posey Si) 0 Mrs. Elivitieth Warren hl 10 His Grace the Doke of Iluerleugb and Qacen,bory 105 0 Abel Mispey, EM. 10 10 146 s Sophia C. Marriott 3 3 T. H. 20 0 At Messrs. Drtuaatoods. W. B. Hudson 10 10 Jain Jou ett Y t Jahn Req. Deveashire-place • noust OF COMMbNS. Genteel Leasehold Revideoce. excellent ll•ntsebold Ferallure, SSW Paintings, Plate, !Awn, Banks. Wearitig Apparel, Chiriqui Mare, a Gallaway, and Effects, Queen Lao, Bromptun. TO BR 1011) WV AUCTION, Mr. CROOK. On the Preathet. Ms. M York-place, Qaeen Elms, (+pantile the Ratanici . 4 Menke% Rmataton. Middlesex, TO-MOR• ROW. Mare, 30, at Mayes, by Order of the Earcuton of Alevatider Ross, E q. deemed. Sr EGERTON BRYDGES gave notice ) that ots the 2lth of April he should move for leave to bring in *INII to alter the 13th and 14th of Charles 11. as far es regarded the settlement of the poor. A Meisage from the Lords signified their assent to Grant's Indemnity Bill, and a Private Bill, without amendment. Atx the genteel HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Mo o Gine°, nue Paintings. flanks, Wearing Apparel, Cieitont Mare. a Galloway, and I,lfeet,l comprising four-pop see field bedsteads nod furnitore ; excellent game feather beds bad bedding,' mahogany( double chest of drawers: dining, card, and Pembroke tattles; mahogany and japanned chairs; pier, eitininet, nail dressing glee.es; Brussels end other carpets; dow curtains; nil cloths; eight-day clock; and pniatingb ; brooks ; plate ; linen, ehion, Anss, wearing apparel, quamity of coals, useful culinary articles, and ether effects, in good pre serum Halo. To be viewed the morning of Slit* ; Catalortteq and Particulars bad on the Prensinos ; and of Mr. Crook, Auctioneer, 51, Skim see-street. Silo - hill. The valuable Leine of the Promises oil! he Sold at Twelve. A new writ was ordered for the coonty of Not tingham in the room of Lord Wm. Bentinck, who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. The CHANCELLOR. of the EXCHEQUER gave, notice, that he should won move for a Com otittee on- the Intercourse between England and Ire• land. i 10 0 'At Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smitbr, (ruotingsed) Collet-timing the ludo pendent Chapel, tioinshorough, Lin colfthire, by - the (rev. R.Newagia £9. 9s. 9d. A. D. 10 A t Meer.. Spooner and Co. Collection at West - twang wieh Church, Suilford , hire, per liev. R. P. 'Wadi rung 381. 171. Mr. PONSONBY presumed, that the Ministers had by this time made up their minds, as to the length of the Easter adjournment : if so, he wished to be informed of their intention, as a motion of much consequence depended upon the time which they should fie The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, he saw no reason at present for supposing that the adjournment would differ in duration from its usual length, that is, from the Thursday preceding Easter, till the enday ae'nnight folloning.— Ettnts, however, might happen, which might make shorter interval. This was SY HIS MUIPITY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. MILLARD% IMPERIAL TWINE CLOTH. ' Mae in the various %%Whit of 7•tl.oud 44 for Shilling, knd 944 5.4, and 64, for Sheeting. - - - • - JHis Article, so desirable for its Economy, and Its condociveness nownifiettivd on a sun s..exrihil pfiuc k ((..ane loote liaise:Ade de hi toile ds lin). ' 'Pi 4 Pie:Bev:Woo. hat for IN) Ilas, nor tiny Siting CNA tranre wised with it, thot the ill effects of I-vd , tts fold cull', after esercise, is tonal) ',screwed, and es suitable to every ciirnate sad season. 11 is sokt. stomped with the l'atieneeet• Wviline. tit lbri RA ST INDIA WAREHOUSES, No. 16, CHEAPSIDE, and tit is a afoot H utt o, in Piece*, containing 26 yards, and upwards, and costly half the Prise of Linens. The ft-I Sheetigal, Are issiniti 101 l rads, and Use 6.1 from 16 yitrei aPwardssi Omen (Witte ressittaaa4psactuallpesecutetl. At blessrs. Ma•terauto aim Co. Jahn Yu!kolas George Nosh 11 origin Kit by, per Rey: A. roslatain, Vicar n 0 Sul um-at-Hone, per . ditto - 151. /Ss. Ii At Mean. Whitehead and Co. (L T. Gallup, Egg. Tenni% . I - AtilitismnsOttsliugs and Shupe. Jeawsuilzw. ei. . -S Thomas Mining, Esq. 5 At Messrs. Hiwtkey and Co. Messrs. Pugh and Gs. MI 0 At Messrs. Roborts mad Co. i rricu ,• William Rus.ell, Esq. At the COMMittet Bracebieth Castle 10 0 I Stiburiptiansts T G. Phillips,Esq.itatos- by, per Ore P gate 1 1 T - . floilaway, asni •• Samuel Welch B 5 J. H pia.olt, 1271. lb. H. J. Clay, Esq. 18 0 R. Norris. Est, Hr.- .. t Frillll Nottingham and Sheri, of Irmo 10. I its vicinity (Ist re- Joint Subscription of -. . ininanor) 600 01 screen! Geodesics, . '10 : 111hropes. Esdaile and Co. at the George end Messrs. Sporkes and Vulture Tarn% • French, Cult.ifbre 10 10. Corahill • 100 0 .111 r. Fennell, Guild- •I . Mr. Warless" • • ll.' 0 ' ford, per Spnrkes 11eary-P. Ilgpo, Esq. 10, 0 i l trod Co. 1 1 At Liti l Mr. E. Elkins. dn. do. b 5 T.Trundle.E.q. I .lls. Lee, ditto, dims- 1 I - trick-tepee* • a 0 Qt;lkction ot Si. Pe- Mr. Thomas Hnyne M. 0 ter's, in the Isle of Mr. Goodwin, Stud- • Thauct, per Cobb I hart Lodge, Herb ilil 0 antigun, Margate B. 1 is. 6(1.1 . . . Subscriptions reCeived at the Oars of the City of Landon Ta veru; Ciotti's Coler-hewer Stork Esebange ; laud At all the Bankers inyouttand Country. t R. H. MARTIN, j s ecretar i es. LUKE HOWARD. S 1 C 1 0 _,;. -~,. ~ 0 ~.. U mersa • • 1111.. Ab 1111. 1 ravooloy wit/wryer, wi li er* Ray. J. C 4l 9Pah."' .. ~ 4 t advisable to propose s! od or Id. oot __,l • . ov • v ;o. tdr. Grraves, poesier. , • 4 .he could say. Mr. Mathias - - -,!I 1 Mr. PONSONBY the ST. C :Ra w .qp . aabf ko l i k4 .. 1 ! .. ° 11Cidististerji seemed to b re. i .1 lib at the deilfre44 t .. . I 1 ,•''',.. + . iltr 4rit •9400411.1 :a. etter aw tivio id o tava pti the peaker's Address. i ", O Sethi, per Rev. W. the Heine then wsniAj '.O. At Pryo *lto Co r • mmittee Bow 415 . $ io which the CHASAEL.I a I Siburiptisesiu whit. r ' Ectee terepose the two.] . _ . I ty , it e r.! be i t "l i • ;- .. • 110r At. all Y Pi gt4 ' .. _ thee said, .as the determinat:on he for the usual tenth, he his Noble Friend, is the SAUCE F.PICU RI ENN E. Tat Proprietors Of this matchless composition, impressed with the derpe.t -acme of gratitude for the Many marks of distinction and patronage afforded them. so ...strongly evinced by its inctra.• d =tile, having made sufficient arrangements ta prevent any future disappointments arising frowelhe very great demand fur it, take the liberty of inform 'lag their Friends and the Public, that they have now a yrs.% amply supply ready for delivery. This Sauce having stood the 1 r test fate hottest climates, and preserved its valuable qualities units !red, is now most annfitleMly reennititelided as an uttl die i Ostensibly necessary to the lugurics 9( the table. Suld in battles at 44. and 4s, each, by the Inventor', .la-per Taylor mad Sun, nt their Family Oil aid Sauce Warehouse. 14.1.17, Lower Holborn • also by appointment at Bosil':-, New Smad-s t fret ; 14 i x i s, Let;denhal I -Overt . ; Taylor and Bake es. Kin Plea 1 PoWorY'i l R4sth ; Gliei4s, , Gfertmirb ; caricr:. had Trianon's,' Cinsbridge ; Bull and Xnett's, Portsmouth ; 11etrioN„ . Wits t Lasilainut and Sumo.; Brighton ; lAller',., VI kadear ; Marshall's,. Clapham ; and b , upost respectably oil 'Urea mid IllsbMtageri; in lowa sad "wary; . Git4V H 4.111. ,1111 ED WHISKERS. ATKINSON'S V EGET& BL.E DYE is warranted. perfectly irmsocent and salubrious Hp the Ilair, Hod brunt prepared of Vegetable ingredients. is free from t lon.e corrosive qualities which most Dyes possesses,. By the most simple pro. ems, it ckunges Red or Grey Hair to an Auburn or beautiful jut RNA. so that a Lady or Gentlestunr may Dye their UWill ]Plair with the utmost ease. Tai- 9) eis well known to Men of Scierkei and Mortally allowed :n he the only innocent Ar ticle which eternally Agar es the Hair to a perumnem co lour. Sold in Illoides, at ss. 111-. 6d. and It. Is. by the Proprietor, James Atkinson, Perfumer. 4S. Gerrard-street, Soho-square, London; and by Appointment by Nlessn. Gottie and Pierce, *7, New Boat-street ;film lee and Blew; Coektionestreet: Ilardiag and Howell, Pull Stoll ; Rigge. 65. Cheapsit . ; - 111estge sad Co. tg29, and Low, SSO, Strand I Berry, Greek-street; Davison and Son,- 59, IlectAreett and by most P n e i tners, Hair-dressers, and s Medicine Venders in Town and C . ATKINSON'S ORIGINAL CURLING FLUID, Under the immediate Pntrotrage of the ROYAL FAMILY. This curious Chemical preptraalon utirivHlted for pro moting and elasticity is to make it keep in curl durir.g exercise, .tw ism damp atmosphere, and is a must elegant kubstitute tor Oils, Potnatunis. !Cc. In dre-sing the Hair, imparts a most r.:itiving and grateful perfume, and gives it ir gloss sad Dacia/Oleg all pearnnee, far superior to any thing evertrfore invented. Price Is. 6d. 6s. nod One Guinea.---4 4 dirl by unit'lPer. farmers. Caysrov.—Tn prevent imposition, please to ask for At kinson's Plaid, or Dye, and observe the Signature us the La bel, otherwise it cannot be genuine. % • ADVICE. WHEN Men of Education and Professional Skill, use petseveritig rndeovuses to discover the nine qtfe •mnd rertakt method of treating K few prrvoilioc.Ditelost% time roccesdul result of their expenesce is the best prose of w;•eriority. . CO. Surgeons, have been bleared toragibt ',` - i g lito ei npve r et a i w ing the ..hjeet a t their particular 14647 fiit.ta taiga i er, frequently .ntracted iii a . , el , t f: •_..,. /..,„ 7ite. inzi tants, Strictures and . • .. Kt l IV.I 6t. nre speedily and effectually . . ..r• ••1 e; Oen ti r 14oq from Bacchanalian lade „4 mg., v o l o aat 0 nails, nr a secret solitary ~ 4 , f theynoth of both must la i' . •i n ~ sites mem; and in the miter *. . 'itnis 11 'WV Not ii*aie hilt, if not timely remedied. ' - is la .ii____, mptkies. In that distrevainguta . &bill- I nuerea_Tare ether the couseqatitcli utralt he* t 114 tiOVerni my Wier cause, by whi t we of c oldsiai G tie atifeeltied. as moiled, -. 4hialw , rind e fire t ioht offer a , safe, alai vied, resiord46l i ppl health. ". : I .lllces t that lid . . I and exteatlin. /MICH!! htlatisrahled "beat, : „ lessor , .„sia rs h I. _to remove Venereal Complain*, bow. 1,. r fib_ recur*. mat aulleated. without suhiectioa the Italian . _ : -~ t 1 SCILOPHIMOUS CASES. - - A YOUNG LADY, of the its, of 16, hay. ZS. been afflicted wily Scropholons Incetations and extreme bad health, wits; given over as a bopeletts case ri by eminent pnicli PILSBUR tiouers. 13s. tbe use of S'S A T ENT SCORBUTIC I)ROP S she has recove Y red her health, sod Mr present state promises a perfect cure. Wet. Joblin. of the porlah of Rotherhithe. from a weak iltate of health, and n Scrophuldus Alrection of the, Elliowdstild, b n1..0 by their warn perfectly restored. Hannah Tintritott. near Woodbridge, is able •to leave bed after two 'years con fi nement, nod requests another batik, hopes of compteting her recovery. The eficary of the Patent Anti-lkorbutic Drops is well known is Eruption, Scorbutic, Goat) , nod Bitiurs Agee- Sold wholesale by E. Edwards, 6s, St. Paul's Church-yard; and retail nt the Dispensary, 15, Sohn-square,, [mutto n , in bottles at 64— Double 1111. 6d.--and lusgestl l . Sr. duty hand ed.—Compound liwence, Ss. To prevent Cuunterkite, the Gentili* Medicine has a black ink Stamp, , • Mr. S. nut he:consulted personally, or by letter, at the Db- PritarY) Oo rioftmAo4olienks. Messrs. GOSS and CO. the core of the fopowir viz. st certain l)isorder, intoxication, and it- cone. by an improved plan, nee t Debility, whether solving , ce.idence in warm etiolates, unhappily pnrsued by they thraerility, or horrendous of nervous diseases, which, impotence and Consumption. ty or deficieocy, whether • bits, or nrisiug from any ski constityliaa become , re a d of London they to round and vigorous The result of a lons ► by a saperior method. to remove Venereal ColuplaMts,= e'er istreterate or complicated, without suhjectio* the to the least restraint in diet or exercise; nod in recast ampoi, w here un early application is made on discovery of the they frequently perform attire is the short spate of tiro The unprecedented sneer" of their zundr trzatmehl ( hooey fail instance iA a pmet 411 ' 4601.1,11.11,1111011i1111P111 Mr. CREE VEY objected suited to the grievance. long been a systematic vii In 1789, Sir E. Nepean pointment : he should was by patent, or by cow patent, -here had been a if by commission, the spirit affected. He should lik- Wood, the revenue-mss:... _ . King, the naval-master at Jamaica, had been ap. pointed by patent or by commission. The present Bill merely sought to transfer the grant of the,.leave of absence from the Colonial Government to the,,Se.. cretary of State, from oue servant of the Crow* to another. The best thing would be to abolish the places, and not to enforce residence. For instanoe s three patent places in Jamaica had been held for b 0 years by Lord Braybrook, and the two Mr. Wynd. hams: at the time of their appointment they were about two or three years old. Now he did not, sp prebend that the business of the Courts of law, over which, at that tender age, those persons had been appointed to preside, would have been administered to more advantage by their personal attendance. Every thing, however, had been well managed itt their absence, and-by deputy ; and it was therefore evident that their additional offices were unnecessary, and ought to be abolished. The fees of the princi-. pals should be abolished, and theAuty should be dose by the present deputies. A Bill of a similar nature had passed that House in the former Session, and though it had been lost in another place, still the . House was pledged to,the.principle. He did not in tend to. vote for the Bill being thrown out, but wished to make it a good substantial measure, which would be done by acting upon the principle remit. nised by the' House, and making it a Bill not of re sideuce, hat of resignation. Mr. MARAYAT thought that the grievance of paying salaries to non-resident efficers ought to he done away. Such a practice had a tendency todi. mieish the popularity of the white population, and the went Bill was highly expedient and necessary ? . . 111 r. STErfiEN was qoalified, from long .am..,..... ...a 4 Oen% to virttrsitpletWilrte4his reassure, and toe ? . I.4watrial -iffh.bririi.Triansims,to its necee. into a Committee of SOppif , ! sity, as i veggie* character of tits whitely. ... t LOR of the EXCREQUEB .**liwt.througiteat the colonies. The conduct of erepose o,Resolutions of which hi had i the Noble Lord, at present at the head of the Colo ' ' sigaice„.,- ota u liaoey.... Lie .moved, first, that : trial Department, was worthy of the highest praise, JsiXiscolik deee,ld lailmnied for the interest of Ex- ! who had made the residence of the party an in • - chequer Bills, He :abet, stated",. that , there were pensable condition to holding the office. All e 29,000;0001. in EXchnuer .Bilie s c : fpr ? which no pro- grants, however, that had taken place since the 2rl Vision had ,been male ,1. be t thetefore, , moved that .of the King, were not illegal, as that Act related to r - 00,0001. the hundredth of t 9 milloni; and le ‘ ow.4„ places only held by patent, and not to those held 6y lee deheOluees, makirektogether thp sum of 300,0001.:.commission. The abuse certainly was not so great rtthould be granted , in order to bepaid in equal quer- as to require deprivation of office ; and Mr. Burke's ' Orly. •payment. tOthe.COmmiesioners.OF I,lxe 'Leduc. celebrated Bill did not touch existing rights, but was rOO ll ofititteliational Debt.' the r ges . pisfions *ere ' wholly prospective in its operation. tie should sup t . . .i.,.: ,:sgr i tt , el ' - ' ' ' I port the measure, as he trusted no attempt would be A% .N BER(whose name wecoal nas learn) romp 1 mada,to encroach upon vested rights. . .to 'as '''.34-..retisonby, whether he was aware that I ~ Mr. D ARING way of opinion, that ale Bill, as . the 19t "' , April, the .day - fi xed for his molten, I ..TAr,es, it : went, would dogood,.and. might, where would eetrentely" iiminventient to the COlllllll/ ' remit* be amended io the Committee ; though, - - r - e li "Cenitent . ilk) itigsla the tinte,i4aoLe Quarter . fits. pri*,9lrn Part, he would have preferred* Bill that dons. - ,sremt_je reform °Kees akoad generally. . Mr. reAISONBY had overlooked that &rum. --ilfi,', WHI'FB VArt hoped that the present Bill •• • • stance ; basgs the day fixed had been named by Ilk+ wootd.not, like its parent, _be a, dead letter, to be Noble Friend, he copid not in courtesy alter it, till h tided at pleasure. The Hon. and Learned Gentle be hid cbtisidted him, He had no doubt that his . - who had spoken last but one, seemed to him Noble .Orrettd would attend to the objectkon, now ,to t great latitude in the sense in which he em - 'made., ~..,,. ! ploy term vested rights, and to have applied it " Itlielprire4leolioned MEMBER then .Mid i that . to pieces held by commission, to which he believed the . • 1 Mild be, he should tkiek jt his it had Hover been applied before. He hoped the move t d* of the House on thit pcaalion. Learnr.d"Gent. would explain. For himself he !afilkilA . ICE RESIDENCE 014, . i should'iippese the lust claufe, es tending to recognise Cetrlfflq 11moved the eecond ; _rioling cif ;"the principle of vested ' f r ights, especially-as the Gal Office 11Vesidenee Bill, •. 4 ` .4`Learned Ppht. had told the Rouse of a vested right lipOltiys ioisand observed, thaC,..041 gli be in. places held by commission from the *owe, 7•46'that the 124, of the King, cooold he i• . Agalest. such a doctrine lie must fide's- his.soletell '‘ effettua,l by being uiidsi , llM(lgrection rprotest.. , fhe Bill ibould be watched in tge;Corer . *eat of this country , fiAe t c . titan, of i'mittet ? .. and if there were a bents _Mk intehtiO 4 Governments.; yet he wiy.'r frieectle i Worm (or i which he made ne'doubt.), he 'titeuld 't pie of securing a propei diseh"fga iif al) !happy to lend his aid to ma lte it a s perlett 'is kW . ~ I• , .. lie should be bnwilling to ppposeiny i fible. • ' . 41Culated to make the-former Act Itiare - et ' Mi. STENIEI4 stated; I. n eel t* -'thei . r p anti tee, . ' gat, slit occurred to him, (he prelegtpy 4ougkOitcers in the army a - n 'pairy held:their ap weeld teen no such sappy effect. The v.or,,tic : *po'intniefitg o not by parent; : 66 'by_ commi;sivn, it King wet founded on unexceptionable potreyotall would be a gieat imposiiio* if thet shoulii, be de: yOuld hate been suffiCient for all its pure is if ft OW* of their. He himself held an 'appoliitment i• Tied betel prupeily executed, - " 4 1' • (iikif 1" -- Reef tuutl 1. . ~ Act*. been - ''- ea se - ' 4 i044., ~ . . . ~ 4 .1 •1 . , A si g: ~,. . A. - , . .' 4 113"1"PrT 71 ‘,C."'' I'lllll7 .....; "1;7131;14134... 7711Tri % 1:71;Te71 t ' it'en propeiTy axeMited. AR the vigatsovis of; For ifs or good behaviour,- and be shoul d . think it ti ~ ?,. „. wing [never been 4101,1 , 11 04 . one _llft , f .... nen • . ~ ---;.,: - i fr, •• 7,„'„: Atte" , e 6 ril d u/ 1 W w . Inch P ent — 4 " * ."Y . twl P“'"l he : lint Act .had been oWleig to the C onn i vance o f the I great.injiiatiCe tot deprived 'Of it though it was . ' • ..!.'• sexes have been sorra, even atter !Mile Any itVe t Szk •••• /r)ei ''' htti 'been pursued lay other Practitioners within§ Government . Di ff erent Administrations had ap- not a patent placgh,- • , ~ . ~ -4., • t• -.-' ,NTI- Iwo to thus publicly uter their advice. ,• , .;., ~v, p ,-). ; 7, 4 . - • pointedpirsons to vari o us . situations the duties of Mr . IVeitrrar Al!) E had no will to flotrive the - ."'.,* - N *7l ::.1. ad her 1 Naas. 60116 and Co exclusively p • • , . , littlish !Liras well knoWssat the ..tinl mold not .14 Ron.: dent. of his Situation, which be thelieved wea k particular complaints, In mike teat , 1 1 : 10 ), , -- ~ . . . joins, b y ! mista k en m e, u m, i s . . 424 4 , ; hoisio es s e l Ow, discharged by tlieuflik veyon. tie id not mean to would ' be np.iney task. 1 3 . .. iguesuot empiric, this* is but 4 -es tistate t thal impish, any blame toll* persons so appointed; they Thp Bill was then read a second time, and cons. ! ... • re her ttwy have bees properly e • • sw olt ritybmom ,L.‘. ..,, Amor , itirle'rnett _:of TatV . ' nd'b igli•cii, rid . er; sod it wetly matted for.Thn isday. , 0 , Ir !, . ''lt:. .0" d e • of tae profeaion ( certificates of which, tom ' — ' lu tali.. awl testimonials front the most mime • --•—•:. g ibes have beeetivitt. , _ coin let ft they cold . 41a1 Mr. BRO9pEN lirdbght up' the Report of the • - .-. l'''., ,y. , . well havet;• ensviece any loquiver), that tho swoiso e ur biro . • t a bl ei .. tiiiellihiikiiii : ..-• ai l , ' . te a l N oes . Ilae4 ( ll 9k — . T. Committee' of ,Supply, which was agreed to ;at also , , - • ~. Ake., their endeavours am Induced thee to els . ~4 . . .. she opera ' Preetiiiesset, abed they promote t . fooll , . ' •,,,.; • _ 11 4 1 . '; 'which ba Ina :1 asich the Report on the Silt-daty Act, which was agrt74 ' -- A signs c•oktitute 6 604' most tart " i ellivniatalactilm • . ~...,• ai i iket orParliaiment. to, - and,* Rai ordered-to be' btonght .in -to resiiiate r,,,: d i a l with Which tar, have, by the ! l abile, bow ae #• . t X H. m.4 e. -.• ' : 44 . r- ' , iso to haw . thatihe the same. ' . . .6 . KW' im p a ted deate * le t h e comity are „ ve la wok Aptrtt2 ; I, * Y et , . , ...4 , 1 , .4 that` '" , irik*fwas Sir J. NEWPOR.T gave notice, that, en nisi,. bl ac k of their vast, Sum ad putrid debit a hit t*, WWI ' ' ••.. ' 'it only chiif • NIA poorer dti,' iie'shOittl move for air account of the i sts of rowan:ice for Meier awl liedialeesb whew•dulaseellaill i i . t ~ tr - r".... lb .. .. ‘ trl!! )6 .i , •., 4, 00 m . t h. 4 ° v.& vs. fees paid to O ffi cers in the Courts of Law atid' . -Eciolti t 1, Rio . : given or Kw to may wart of tite.kiumlosa ve4 . •46l44 itiiii4ike i GOSS rood 10.. Sarre% lk •Iroa ' l.lt '. • • 'thittoiinsiont at, home. - u I'l " L." . for the last 20 years, in England and Islitlai4 ; huff • • . • . . ~ . • , . • , . • , • • --' •. , ~,„ . . . •-- - ' - • • - , . . . • • ' . , . . ....., ~ •-...•- - ' ' ~,. . . -- , sviswi..e—rirs AtwratzwillftrivaLs ooo6ll l4lll/ 011 --- - .