The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-06-24 00:00:00

j r Itirii INTEL LIGICNCK. • • , SAmielas o ilinsil.—Balled the Lard Sidmosth puke( ' trithsll. f,, the. Leeward Islas& ; Mo. Alter. , W hines; ler Amsterdam ; sad Jests, Joon, fee COMIOIN _ _ toogesuotitm, lola W.—Arrived the St. Philip, Bag, Noe Normsv for Cadiz ; I.r Pettit* &wane*, Coutombil,frousCherbstgh; sod Richatd, Hotehius, from Havre. Mums, Just 2.1.--Sailed the Print.* of Orange pocket, for Holland ; and Lady Castlereagh packet, foe Ceshaven ; both with Mails. a DEAL June W.—Arrived and sailed for the Rivas, Ike Indies, Mwd. from Jamaica.--Sailed the Car low, Spence, for Malta.—Came down from t h e River ' Itest eeeniag, sad remains, the lady Banks, Maeghao, far Quoin. TEE FOREIGN ENLISTMENT BILL. --••••••- OFFICIAL DISPATCH. FROM TIM bull of lAN cARLos TO DON PABLO moßicLo. INTEREIFTCD It ADMIRAL BRION, AND PINT IT DID to ENGLAND. : . (TO TIM EDlTol4—Ste, — This document, to which the Spanish Authsssedor's signalers end seal is ellisesi, end which msy be seen by ell whom it con cerns, eosid not bare suited in England more op portenely than et a time when his Grace's 'cross. Oohed end amiable Master so g ly side Lord .-- in his Legislative ditties—when Bills brooght into Patßement ere said, from their newer's* era. suns, to look as if they were translated from the Spanish—end when it is advised to print them In that 1-.tiguegy, out of courtesy to those for whom grail. Oration they were intended. It will Waco be seen, that it is open his Grace's hint Morino is at this sno- Went acting, in vainly endesvooring to adore Bri. tisb Officers from the Mast service; while, et the same time, his Grace holds Englishmen in low esti mation. A. W.] 44 TO HIS IT DON TANA NOILILLO, &C. "Sts,—Tae espedition of M'Gregor, which sailed hence shoot the middle of last month in the brig Her., of IS guns, does not yet appear to coneist of more then that vessel sod P omo s t anap o rta, w hi c h w i t h troops and arms are to join It, as is believed, at the Island of Nassau This General apposes to proceed In accord with Aary, who has taken possession of the islands of Providence and Santa Catalina, where It is probable they will join. The final destiaation of Ibis expedition, thosgh, according to appearance, LI may be New Granada, of which Republic M'Gre ger calls himself First Consul, will probably vary according to circumstances ; both because he is rot on end terms with Bolivar, and because the object of the former is solely to sack the cowry, sod to join Admiral Cochrane, who has passed into Oho South Sea in • triple, whit the same view."—[This is in every point incorrect.] " English Is • Colonel in the army of Bolivar, who in latterly come to this country from the Oriooco, with • Mission from that Chief to raise men, which lie has fulfilled."--[llere • long mud intricate ac count is give of the vessels scot oat by English and Elsom, of the terms on which they were fitted out, and of those on which their men were raised.] " I avail myself of this opportunity again to no. lice to yon the protection received is the English Colonies by the Ineergent Tenets, when flag is there recognised, in order to be able, without loss of time, to Enka satiable reclamation,; begging, at the same time, that if it tbould happen that you bare to end soy officer or other person to the . Court, you will make him pass through this country, in order that through his aeons I may be informed of whatever may notion to the better service of his Majesty." " I equally even myself of this opportnity to inform you, that Mr. C. set out from been eight dsys ego, and will deliver to you • letter from me, the object of his voyage being to give yea detailed ac counts of these expeditions, sod of the means of oetintion which may be employed in order to detach from the Insurgent stinks those of his countrymeo .who have entered it, and who in general bass had no other object than to secure • subsistence for them selves, which has failed them in this country. CO sc. count of its dearness, and their being on half.pay in consequence of the reduction of the army I" ("Ole por Its mayor parte ao hems toad° Oro objeto qw emperor subsisteoseie," Itc.)-IGood God! what • lesson to the supporters of the Foreign Enlistment Bill i] " Bet I must remind you that you treat the Eng. fishnets with caution; for altbentgli Is may be a per. son by whom yon may profit, yet is he capable of abusing your confidence!"—(" Pero adaierto N. E. qui Irate con motets el Inks, pots sun qUe es wnopes soon de quiets N. E. puede iecar Waisted, pudierd abuser de ar confsansa."—[l leave this to the comments of the Reeder ; and I very earnestly re commend to the Attorney-General, that be base. diately cause this sentence to be printed as the ap. frepriele Spanish epigraph or motto at the head of the Foreign Enlistment 8111.—The egged is less curlews.] (slascd) " EL DUQUE DE SAN CARLOS." Pmts.—lt appears that on the 14th of May, a 'terrible fire broke set in the town of Bath, In Jinn. 7 pry, the property of Prince Esterhety, which Coil. aimed 107 bosses, 20 barns, 14 grape cellars; end eke nest day the fire bent forth again. and consumed P 33 houses more, and a Catholic Church. A similar I. misfortone betel the village of &awl, alto in Hen. gory, which destroyed, on the 22d alt. 110 Mosses, . 52 barns, a number of cattle, and several batman be ings. On thp 27th alt. lbw town of Givesvo. In Pe land, was visited by a like calamity, which destroyed, in ell, 235 horses, principally in the quarter sees• . pled by the Jews. • "We are 'sawed from ruspecteblesethority that the Agent of a Lincoln Brewer baa Net seek teen rowed to his customers in boll, to direct that the prim should he lowered a hattpenny per pint, which has been carried into effect in the face of the proposed derv.—( Leeds Intelligencer.) During the rsecution yeaterdey Mr. James, of 'Merl, I ad his pocket picked of his watch, at the eerier of Greer Atheer-coert, in the Old Beaty. nesitautAgiteklifit : HOUSE OF WEDS. INA( t 3. The How Iwo ortegibd from lee * tke terepoun fokr ii he alleholoo. hearisic Warr coi*o*Voo Mee liereeteple Ott.- tido. For Wei precoodlor N Fridoy. A 114riesse freer the Hesse wf ceeepees requevied • copy of lie Mimeo tyke* before their C.ttmailter fie 'he Cssfee Illseefeetddiee. *Mob wail Iw.Meleif delivered le Ike liesseeitertfeves tie Oemeeeilleit lie Bee. nese s Dhow, Mil was reeds wend them. Earl B.I4PICIIR. fit wootriMmObe snood reading oldie mimosa novall Debts MC 10•61.4 it ow the 'rood thmo. thmegh luny objection.; had hen Nde to I .n 1 Blili eV dal ealure. et ibis wield with bemedi tie min of Nvortbarmottim. elation Om genre the recovery of Ilmvall Debts Is the swats, mf 111. lord RKDESfIALEsaid, of all the Bills of this description he had ever sees, this was the least ellevieeattle. as it did mot destroy the anthirity and Jarlsdirtioo of the Glaris in Wen , minuer-hall. Ahem ten years ago, ha (Lave R., had proposed a meamre for a General Court of Req•ests for eneb resat; I hot it failed. Ills ebjertl•• to obis Bill was. that evert mew -1 unreal this kind writ S. pretest the egmblielsmem of a general measure as this 'abject. Earl SPENCER W s the Noble arid Learned Lord limpid 1 net appose the tradhig of she Rill, as it might them ' steed ever till next Restive "rhea, perkier, she Noble Lord vro•W tarn ever the sobjeet la his mind, and bring forward the matter in a more emended shape. The LeORD CHANCELLOR said, ibis eeilaials inn far of the loot abjetsiosable *stall these's'', of Bilk. Still he horn there might be a general massere brought la on this abject., • The Bill was till throws out. The Earl of LAUII6RUALE Mid. he loped doe ballet oraalA be Rivas to the Haw ahem the Howe would pri.ered so the Mil for remakes prposie Imaiehad frame Ileallead hem taking refoce a &gland or Indeed, for a Mere olreelrillit ld teratioa la the Creamiest Lim ar a roomy hewer sae oar ed. The Noble Karl persisted • Priiilon Omagh* C al Loads,. seal.. she Ferrite ItitilhAfarlil The Earl of LIVIMPOOL wll. hit iniftll.lll into to dare, ihe woad trading of she Bill ea Friday heals god 1 :1: 18 0 , ' deresemi there was a.. objections so is. he ohoidd pro 4, Ike debate... the Rill Assn take Omer on that dai. The Illaist•is of LAIISDOWPI had sto hi Ilia sr. AUCKLAND me sale chat he 'Wield geese elle tlKed reed* eller Iffieelveee Dese Bill en Teeelly seat. FR A Mk-WORK K • ITTURS. Tie Doke of iiiITLAND roved rbe commismeat of 'Me Frame-work !Worn' UM. The Mamas of LANSIXIWiI. feeling. as he did, for the dames of the iodividnole Mom it was tar object .4 the sow portent of ohms 801 l to relieve. leitretted that it bream a public dot, no his port to oppose the Rill : het saehiled as he was that the priori* of it vont mot injuring. he oar nsomakeims, or nsaar, loaner rainfall that duty, resist its farther proprrook— The abject of the Bill was to prrik of the ma. ulDrldre of the Web binettlag—a cheap article, o hie* bad brea intim/1s ill tr•doeril whets the mikes was in a eery depressed st de. and far the repro. purpose of /ailing ellprii Weal for a norobrr et lb. •mkonea, IBM mot otherwite I awe Men altocrtner moo of employ t awl it appeared all ban to tie most prrposternes omit to prohibit the esonefsetarr .4 this rarap article, in seder ut attempt to force the comoption of the dryer sulkier, in order, as aliened to give awe ativantageoes employ...ern to these very itodovidaalit--a• esprriatieta, however. of w hich Owe we. mama la the evaleoce or support. lie cttaW not Inactive sat priartple WNW mischievost thus that of prohibit. One the unartetaeuere or cheap sarorlrs, to order tv wimp to foriee risme to My dear oars and he use decidedly of olii• ▪ Mal were such a principee in be generally acted myna. it ntsst lord to the Mira rein of oar somafarasres and our tarrigli Toe Earl of WERTIIIORLAND drfeaded the fill. con. seedieig slut ft was merely a masers of regatalian ma Oa erialatiows bad berm fregarally applied to o th er bisaebesaf deasidaeirre; sad mainiamilfee. sb., rulew Has spurious ar liebe was psobihited, the whole of tlae maned owl be Wiped. f;; * Earl of II A R ROW BY observed. shot ifthtclomp anM elc was'', he prohibited to this taste re. they night as well's tad It to oilier broaches of watualactore. aid prohibit all cheap articles. — Tic Mrnpls isf LAKSDOWN baelog wowed to posipone the Csweauwarae for three months, uw Howse &tided ea the quoits*, that the word ...too" rand part of the gentles. Cameros morel . . 15 Proan lO-35 Beheesteals peewee. . 13 rresies . . 14—S7 Majority The Cowwitstrut was pastrami for throe auseda.—Bill lost. BANK tAIII PAYIIRMTN. Om the 1101110019 a the Karl trt HARROWBY the Breit Carr Paeeot Bill was reed a tbird tier. LoLrd HOLLAND Ibis Nerved ao aaresherst to the 818, tha its operettas shosid Wallace ow the let ofJolr, 1110, lowead is( 1013. Threat lbw Bib was eserearety teedertete to Itm ab ject is 11. opiates. yet It Medd rewire be support. Ills or. Jere, bowever, we to oblige the Bash to muse Cash Pay. sows isriber ellwe the Bill required. The aismissese was *ea Negatived without! a dilates. The PArl of lIA BROW BY awed • claw, that k be lathe aptias tif she Mut to asy enter toggle Mose belllosaher Ike let of July, 1134. if its beers of peeler., ihoold I have rahed the prier al it above that .1 etre Mi.... The Martinis of LANADOWN would mot *Nett to ibie dame. tie It be flaw as heorAt net maid molt Mom It to the ceesity. Mier woe Amber observation, from Lords REDZSDALE sad LI if lie POOL, the renew was agreed hr. Tie Karl of LI V BK POOL laid. be bad been siesaderstiod, whew be wed. that as Lowe world he revoked fur she aest yew; be tenably did see arse to isrludie is that she Ave sillier re. I qralred to matte goad the payeseses t• lite Bash. Lord HOLLAND wished Os know if i• legal t s wa. outdo! he re peal ebr Ads. entire llarapeseee estier ' The Estl of UV RR POOL—Certif sof. The Sill was ilea reed • 'bird_ lime sod pasted.—Kdjeterard. HOUSE (!lf* OOMMONS. Mr. CARiEllpresee ted • Petition from the Far mers le the nighboarhood of Aadover, in Hampshire, complaining of agricultural distress, and preying for protecting duties on the importation of foreign corn. —Ordered to lit on the table and to be printed. Mr. COKE presented a Petition from soma Far. seers in Norfolk, complaining of the severity of any additional ditties on the Necessaries of life. As Is had received the Pokier', he moved that it should be brought up and rood. The SPEAKER nid, if the Petition was not against any Ts: Bill, or pert of a BM then peuiog through the Hodge, there could he no objection to its being Merited. Mr. COKE nid, the Petitioners stated that they heard with regret that any part of the Way. sea Means of the year were to be raised by additional Ines upon the necessaries of llfe.—The Petition wee then withdrawn. _ On the motion of Mr. Serjeent ONSLOW. leave was given to bring Ina Bill to amend the Acts re garding the admission of Moroi*, in Cosies of L. : also a Bili to regulate acceptances of Bills of Ex change. Mr. MELLISH broeght op the Report of the Committee oss the Levant trade • and, is parsoance thereof, moved for, sad obtaine d we to hring in a 0111 to remove ell deabts respecting the dues pay able to the Levant Company. .1 PETITION OF DR. LEMPRIERE. Mr. WILBECIFORCE• ie Perlilac* of lbenci• Dee he had given run In present • Petition heat:this Rey Dr. Leapt.lore, complaioirsi of his basins ue. handsomely. end. al he elleged, unjustly dississe# il sE t lidie frogs O lb Masters,* et ,the ere Grammar Sclotol at tp: Ire had . bilest Exeter. The Petu , the Master of the is c r 1808, ilstry, his esertions ha had e etfamYOMterkilly (Or the character of the school, bet kbat a projestsCA , been raked against him among the Treaters, when. (as we understood) were also the virile/a; at lergth that be had. in the year 1818, been missed from the school without any romosabli OAPs rMlai I hseissmi askibowsee or doe of the Imes" tall,Ws applaud Master to bes stead. fittWidhoas rt. Oa the madams t►at It d• lie as Oa table, - Vt. W. COURTENAY defended the iondoet of the trustees, whit! sointoined wee perfectly josti. liable. Ha avowed us. soloodinent, that lb* Petition be rejected.____ _ _ p KEN FEL L having been In the neighboor. hood of Enter, ltad endetstormil the *enetal opinion theta Wee in foveae of the conduct of the trustees. Mr. BROUOIIAM did not see the neceeslty el rejecting the Petition, even though the ease sight be fareerable to the trinities. Lord, GRAVES defended the conflict of the tare. bet, end folly concerted io the mate/sent of kin Hoe. and Learned Ftlend (Mr. Couriens) ). Mr. WILBERFORCE could net agree that the Peddler. Aoald be rejected. Lord CASTLEREAGH could mot set hew the Petition should be evirered to lie ■pon lb* table, unless it were intended to lake some step* countered with D. After o few word+ from Mr. WiI.BgRFORCE hi otpienattoo, the Petition Ilia rejected Witlitnie a Lord NUGENT, seeing the Hoe. Secretary le the Admireity in his place, wished to be isformed who. thee, a circumstance to which he (Lord Nernst) had alluded es a former evening, respecting • ship of war balsa ea the coast of Lima ' fleighted with gold to assist the Royalists, were therect ? • Mr. CROKEit, owdermanding the Nettie Lied, 44 dm, evening &Radod to, to have. said, " What, Lazo we net a ship of ear on tbe South iserriterg coast, prepared to assist the carte of 'Spain ?" he nerd the words bear, hear, to estYrusl his dissent feint she teeth of the statlaseer. • lielfahatite rtow'agn flit these was not any ship ow dot seem for the abject alluded to. There was. iodised, a Alp there at the desire of several merchants, for the protection of our own trade, hot not with any intention of interferiag wit% either at the contatidiegliartirs. Lord NUGENT mid the lion. Member had mho, takes what he bad said: be had not saki that the teasel was there for the purpose of acting hostilely, but bad on board gold for the purpose of couveyiag it with more safety to the Royalists. Mr. CROKER replied, that there was no other knowledge of the circumetarice et the department to which he belonged, than that repast which was known to 'eery person who had woe the Newspapers. MALT DUTIVI. _ _ Mr. WE 4 TERN elided to est the Chancello► of the Etahectose whether he Mod tattoo into considers. lion the ease et the Malt Distilleries, which bed submitted on a former evening ? The CHANCELLOR of , be EXCHEQUER was ettderstootl to reply, that the only way le which it esald be considered was, whither they were to be exempt front the ditty as Whiffles's, or whether they should beer their share of a its levied epee the uommunity. CHARITABLE FOUNDATIONS BILL. Letd CASTLEREAGH moved the Order of the Dar for the third !ratline of this Hill. Ott thequeetto• that it be r,.d a third tine Mr. BROUGHAM espressed his satisfaction at that adalidots to the Bill which be•heal before sug gested. He was glad te- Lod that the soother of Commissions, wee iocreese), and dial s of Coen., greeter facilities wield be gins for tie prosecetios of those eejoiries which wen its pelosipal object. Whoa the Comesisaiewers sawn to eweeire belts the charities in the Counties of Berke end keel, they fined that the charities in the owe, slated et 33001. actually meowed to 53001.; and In lb. ether. *bus limy wore valued at 80001. they escreded 14,0001. In one cam an Mete of 40001.. by • proceeding in Chancery, institmed on the Report of the Commis gleams, weeld be riwommei t• - • Ogee charity ;sod if 'whin mere wore accomplished, this wosld am ply repay the imposts already throned. The abuse of free grammar schools had engaged soother part of the viewdata of the Commissioners ; for the masters had been in the receipt of considerable salads, and other admitotageo, and while they did little or ..thing in return, were mottled to keep most pre6 , able boardiag.schoole. Ile thee proceeded to state his objections to the ememptiou proposed in favour of charitable endow...ems with special 'Men. 11 it could be made appear that, wiileost guy couniteace or blameable neglect, certain elfedagled escaped the stoke of theta epeeist eitiertis, eillicieeth ground would, is his visa, be laiddngullowing the power of the Commissionsaahlwespligatm. It was.said ea the other side, Cu. et ipiw e leasqldiritierte ; or, in other words, that he tbal i svip had a right to rigs. late the mode of his gift'l bit Ilbelieildatuin had sot acted spec thee principle eitheelnlhe Statute of Eds. or subsrgeently. Where the feebler had teamed • vi. siter,. the Bosse now refused to toggles; bat it did sot refuse to empties isle charities wan the wisher, was named by 'Oration of law, es where the heir. st.leer surmeeded the fogader I Neither did it object ' to iovestigatles where the dot, of viskieg devolved I I epee the Gut of Chaucer,. Theca was another case where it bad sot been thosebl needless, thoegh there the founder had diesels, ed aragriditioaal partiality —be must where the dolor had appointed as Wi thheld not ugly thiter bat trustee: hero a delteisis' persona was peculiarly +shrimps. and where wee the' consistescy of allowing the me i geily of Commissiesers to /stead to each charities, pod to 'gristle it from all ethers, where what nose tented special visitors , were nominal e ta troth, the tribueeal he wished to meet we twittery to the misled Intention of the foe halls god collegekol Oxford and Cambridge; .schools and irstablishentots soder their mistreat, the lea-great public seeigarite. sad 1 all cathedral and colieelaie churches wen ahead, es., copied I. the Bill. Ile calmelsted that the charitable foundations to which special visitors were named, were in the proportion 4 about her per cent., ask. Ilea in the whole about 2000 institutions which would I 7 lee @stapled from the op/ratios of this, He 1144111da therefore, that the Howse would cot thiok it thet this numerous glees of institetioos should ,fe,, • from all eogoiry, . . 71„, , , t . rw.lbad beigek, t h e i tui et* dimity would 14•4 rilrord 4 ,le.;•4 ifit i ZM Aglih,t , bats takaa rasp: eta fiesitat v . t sweelatipal if elle i iik(7 Cemitalitee . n lb. ltde 1 ' : ' -..r. k p a il 50 Is 1814, 1817, sod 1111, et (Mi; Stet/ lei 0 " , MI erns geotemplated lavoillgation tato all the * gehelairic lestitetions of the king tem, or net the Caldrons 'height hove pew•r e ,*stare hoforo 6 .1 1 t the Millen a Hose end Winchester. The Mi ••• In which the Comisittee of 1818 wee nominate•' was *PH wrath, et .erodes Ti. ere , of r , fereeco to ir was nearly the nue es +her of 1816. mid ter- WM) meshing was inserted eithonsieg , be Cnes mittee to enter upon the cossilect sod misomensent of the Uniserenkie. He reed Ow *awes of the Meet b►rs of the Committee, cooteorlin4 that sit were in dividuals beleagiag to no party, mutative coincided in opinion with Mr. Weights, and three esitally soled with Ilisioten. ►lr. BROUGHAM. while the asses *tiro. being matt, tHisystid that At IWO, Henoottble G•ntMm+n 0n...1d reed tb►a slowly, tint Imo mien be Ole to take there dew*. Mr. PEEL replied, that he sodomised the ear. rum, but as It did set beech hie be wet reedy to Mr. BROUGHAM dueled that be event to be sarcastic $ it was einwesees Shat he Owed be fur. sobbed with the Rases, I s h e esesiesi were made to depend epos their political prespassiskies..--(0r. der. order!) Mr. PEEL contiseed, avid spin reed 'Wessel of (14 pie impartial webers, sal of thvi Pt •he smelly acted with Mr. numskull'. It stesedebit It sae is the contemplation of ails swpseare's. timitOlessit. tee, that the Universities d Sighed shawl cows ender its Connive's''', suarlA seveLthesierwi to be expected that lOW Orerleerre been aimed coosected is kwanstedge led SAMS with those great establishes'''. Theed• isdielthiels bad bees selected cli generally waled Wit* Ministers, livid open thew, It Isms, was iv seat the bards' of protesting the rights of she two Usieveskies of Ward and Cambridge; end who, did the Hesse imagine, had been chase by the ileasaratio Mosier (Mr. Bousghans) for the perfumer-- Who were the Hewn taken from - the Amp to be the (soared champions o. this acessies ? fir James Slew, Mr. Alderman Atkins, sod Sir William Curtis.—[Aid langider..]—RPorciable, most respectable iodiabloals eeriesly y bet perhaps set the best calculated, from the early attachments of education, to peters shdety to "'bleb they were appointed.—(Ne, we/ frees Nr. Efreethem ) Brea time to time ether Members had undoubtedly been added. indicated, sties the essquary was es tended to Scotland ; bet be Aunty bettered that he had mentioned all the lion. Centimes who had beep osiglimily oppoialmi. 1810, the Commis stoners had been appointed under Act of Parlia ment, and they were to be ehoies by she nor;. of Cosmos'; bet whatever wisdom or discretion might be used in OM 'respect, a most strange power bad been given to them its one close: for if soy tedbi dual refired to predate view Statutes or other mono ments 1 , 1 a cbaritebie fatiodatioe, any to. of the Commissioner; sled a Secretary might issues warrant fee apprehending t h at in sad however Mitt' his task. alight commit Wm to any pr..en, and for Mote partied tieeletiglet shook irtnee;. - If, iherefore, - thetraetociloe eitorred lo Cotowall or Hemassoire, the treellast WO& be eenii.4ll is &Holtorgh Castle. The power of It heationlwaleshovers. wee, tot %et, almost unlimited, ,fte AIM pang was tat by committed with -4,,,i b o il oir m a g p rgg . lgo.cookl,oet ovoid etym. leg to the •ewerso whicb de C"anuoittre mad pur sued is folio of lit esemi.tetious iteatiostarly that of th e-bsed .1 se. Ja.bies 6 o difitPo i !Orelie 4 die• Wks each ludividealt were celleti Agie4.(o,prodeco their statutes, they made the objecikaa. thee, bg the soda they had takes, cud by'lbe willrof Ille;foisder, Noy were precluded foes se pradecieg ebdom. Hot Om Commit we thought it proper to potwurwsbose do womenis from soother mance; end fltiy,eit to the Secretary of the British Mooree,Assigiug to be for sashed with a copy sf .theeit, (it beiagesiteeelood that elle was deposited there,) which they procured. (Mr. Bresibeet lame manifested ,aomo symptom of dimwit.) The Might How. Goalless. coodosed.— He usderstood the flommerable Goodman to say, that her. was no oblecdoo to the feteiahlog of that ttiopy ; hot be was not sgeolilog to thtt poet. He mat speaking to tits getsql•A 411tufher.. the Quil -1 mine, were aellterfe . ooorpe tkth,eterld do. cements which portieufar ,tidonols,„of certain 'stabile:menu were 'wooed, co retails* *it won possession, by their ems coolbe settioi *spew di. 'Kayos of the f., .r. he lie ; apekieft of those of Elea Co ipll 'of gime, as of them, _, • loodeempt IWP., which were net given. If *.tegetth4; #47. Mr -82 P. Hodson being a , err Whether al7 „ 7 " red Eton were *pee for peblie Ititipactkola -, " No ; it wit sot permitted that they im n — The nest gentian was, !I Had they ever been pilot ed I" The itm. Gentleman's 'assurer was also le No; that was forloidden."•••Dr. Goodall was asked, W he tier he bad ever sees Dr. 'Hugget's copy of oboes Statutes is the British Masse. r T —fie,reptied that " he had ; bet be knew it to be inmemPleedo." — Mom they were informed that this was the cam, the original impropriety ef publishing them at ell, became coundenbly beightesed.-- la the yea, 1818, Parliamest oat dissolved.. 'Elie dimoletion took place on the 10th of Joao; sod, of l eonine, every body imagined all Committees to be at so end, sod the proceedings of those beam to have terminated also t Whom a Gentleman e( his squint. sere, quite ettecooteloted with tits costs , and, met ere of Parliamentary busiest% seat hist (Mr. Peel) • letter from the country, morseling to koew whether dm Education Committee wu still titan f , As this was in the swath of Jody, 100 (Mr. Peel) bad us heaitatioa in acquainting the Gentleman, in his as. Goer, that they could sot be sitting. New, there was a lotto., to which he would also it was da ted ties of the Hoene; from Comment, bib idly (ono mooth alit bad horn dissolera), franked by Mr. t diiroctgd to the Rev. the Minister of frank cootained two letters; ono of April, signed " Hoary Brooglimn, Chili proposing to the Rev. Gentleman morel, an unfair satiny ; and the otber of 010101 of so importases, bet es it formed part press prosodist, if 'WA • pried/to I permitted. The Joyljr,Ndoord rho 10th was from the Goem7 oo l o4 8 " 4 " 1 "'s 'signed by Giorgi Witham, Clerk so skim. It sae a Orcelar directed to ma not holm, toads their Repine I. 11 7 e I, a „ .1111 SilsWs- II Ot t : s now a Mir illsoinee Emily, .ad if --. This I she 13th et kaleasu and nt gIIPPtirOMO of •Mk Aar w " iert ft • e l"' • Iwo I. he Oth Aily 1.., sat v.l le the C... P ell Clerly. satrdlog ; 4 K -4. AO he re -23 110 IT at. WS the the ir... the be rho Co. :let sod