The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-07-13 00:00:00

THE. STATESMAN 0 lie all I. his potter le reduce /be espences of the es..n thee oar' which complained of Ole immense son Atte, Pay.ollice. The Hon. Bart ..11 •Il io••••.1 a 5.501.0001. for the collection of the revestee....* surprise that einiestweirs 'tete now double what they They bad ant alluded in what tsui been **justly ores.' bad iron in 17116 But the elltelt .. • wee suit doahled, deemed—the estranpnce, to the preizot stated that fa.• In 1796 they bail heels 19.0001. Instr..' of cemetery. of *speeding sobers* • sem. *kick WS, MO • 111 11001. ; for there had been sit poymesten instead doted wets neCeStari to support she Villsooode ant o f on e, a s supposed he the 11..na u tehie Iler o net.— hdeence of Ministets, than to collect the rename. — Sec. that 1100 &Not ogee rid yearly as retired This was the key.stoos of their popularity and con. „ 11 „,„„".„. and the chit l er k s 0 ,„,,i, ) ,,i 1 0 t h e selyeence in the country. As tone as they bad Ordnencsi.office wade lido sem 6.0001., which left 5.500,0001. to gine sway, so long would they be co t e an oge e ' , of 3 . 0(X).. neon the "spoor:mg of 1796. popular with • census port of the public, sod Tho bitt.pey °Arrow is 1796 bad keen LOW ; they so long world th eir adminis t r e ti ou b e prai sed.— were now 9.000. In 1796 'bey had beentnitti sale, He should observe, with respect to the argument •f in the year; sow die" were paid four titres. It was the Noble Lord (Palmerston) en the subject of the She woo with widows' peetslons. Thor cheers else of Commander•in•Cisief, that bellow nothing in had necenally incemalsol the espeasces. De should it spirit Die Resolutions of his lino. Friend. His be sorry. however, to bemodersteed testate, that so (lea. Friend bad said. that the 'spew, in 1793 wait retrenchtsatt cook/ be made in the eolleetkas of the only 813 i. and the Nettle Lord added, tat it was teatime. Bet • ReMetion bad already pawed die *beet 2.0001 This was the usual accuracy of the throws. Idealist Manistees to reteenchmeet. other (the Theisterial) side is small matter,. On his Lord PALMERSTON said, that lie felt aweless (she Oppositioo) aide, they rompledoed of the latish to say a few woo d., h o d, is feis ty t o the H am Be. espewilitere of millions, while the explanations from rarer. and also to espial. the revelations adopted the side opposite only referred to headreds. It should ta. en g heir.poy Ogicersbelditigelvilappolotetents Moe he recellecied, that at the period referred to The Go ...vaunted stead pledged lc make as utters- (1793)there was se Commeder•in.Chiet,and that the than in the oath taboo by battens, Mom, and espeoreot that edits at present might be pet as a set off the Moiety wnsid, wilt the fair enderemeding et against the espeuce of the Mice of Secretary at War the H..,., make all artllllollo4.ol 10 e.t.a . .el to this at the former period. Bet the kind of ctitirism Ineesere. The, were to give e etf.pey Dulcet', bold. wlikh bad been seed militia his Honourable Friend lege vii appointments, • miliitry allowance roast to . was folic wig* up the system adopted on the ether end so litre of 'heir ballf.pay, end for such alloweece Ode. it was 10 fl, In the face of every MO who in. DO Oath was mq.ited zelpectieg civil ollices A. trisdu.ed - no disurree-tble 'abject of Reform. They Tro'."l the bulf-119, °Seim swats that they held on DO Ole.: II • so r s , :feet the mate of the imentry, the &ice; ohil Or Illiider),lll.' ; the alteration proposed 1 re ace.• cooditlini • f die People, whose demands for was; that they held nu military sir,. Pauli, cel... • , reduction were amtereil by increased se'a'son. He nisi laces, which were now allowed, which ersemlerfilcoateeded, with his Hon. Friend, that the expendi. three times she este of bol' pay. As it hat: bre tare of the ritually was mom extravagant; that the Suggested 'tat It was a hattltLip 1 0 take seen in ' ro•ent heavy gamma , of collecting the Revenue. was Oath. in Capes where 'ha Whet elioloonosts 'tartly I most gametal, sod that it ought to be reduced ; and exceetied three times the pay, s h e followleg sr. I lost it was only .rehoused et its limiest height to resstiemet was to be adopted :—T • lialf.pey ' oei•poat the Wien* of those who fattened epee its ass calculated St the highest rate wnsch it could i ',coder,. Bet it we. said, " Where is the notes p•.ssibly be, led this *es to be consideresi ene.feorth sly of Dm Resonation. now ? llssei yea not el the income which a half.pa) Officer enold base.— . already • Rts-letiosi for Economy sod Reform in Bet if his half-pay were trails less than this sem,' the petilie espeoditere ? Ate net Moisten pledged he was to be allowed to emceed the three times his j to this Itesoletion ?" Ile should cry. he cared helf.pay. so fee ea le make up this dalcioncy. 11.1 net for such a Reset., ion. lie thenght noiltiog of 'lipoid feel it his del. to bring a 801 l into Ihr Ifuesei this paper test of Cie Right Honoured@ Gentleman 'Open this subject early in the nest Session. With ' (the Chsocelior of the Eschequel). Ile had no reli yeepeet to the Itsitntotioni o f the 8 0 0. B. ro ner ; Os , Its... .span it. it would produce no go.td, and was thought shot a tattle of gentle ought to have Mien! nea r held act for Ike People to gels al, while the' bill before HP Howse, in artier t. • he pointed. The Right Honourable Geosieerian's new tag.collectiot corrections eight surely In proceed pari parse with! were going mood to pick their porkers.—(llrar, the errors. From statements se to I of e' ors. he hear!) —" Oh 1 mighty "an!" e°"'in•e'd Mr. Cal could not thick that the lieu'. 'multi tapers to find craft, ' 6 ohm mil we not now hope? , 400 .bat to. the Roo thereitec a vets able sorisiant in e•ntidectiog ' bite done for es. He oho would never before attend "tonne, end retterrbesest. r • lion. 11.rainet bad • to any prepositin for econ fa omy, ono comeswhatev forwatei d compltieed that he hail net bed steels to (Adel do. I with 4 resoleti o on ha its vour cement'; bet Dile was OW 10 88888 for frier. b'.' . hopes in ght he built epee this itesoletiee. he (Jr. efts* is was his dots Per to state Resolutions onleas Calcrat , ) bad no espectatious from it. lie gave no he had Imes of making them rata ot, end be.' credit fog tithe bed seen no one Teti act of eceonory teen there wets no documents which every Mem • i in the Roo Honourable Gentleartan which could bee of the Haase had rot the power of moving for. make bins think that there as. sot teal he bPiall sh to be The Heotteroble Baronet bad compared the 'grew ; reported from the Resel e ip. • to whiLb had aded. t o the nice of Commandes.in.Chi.f at the i resent' This Resolution be believe.' was not yet printed end day wish what it was its the year 1793. It did eset. I seat into circelation.—( A Yes. i ts printed," freer &crotchet to his rtatirment, at ilia sane exceed the'. the Ministerial Botch.)—" W.." gelatinised Mr. sem of 8131., oiliest,. of any salary to the C.a.', Calcraft, •• it is Owed " —( t Laugh from some sostodet-io•Chief. Now there was no such °Bice list Members on the Ministerial Ilenclies.)-11 may ke that of Cornmsnder.in.Chief then in elittence. Lead I printed; but, printed ro not, ots hopes from it are Amherst wits Gyre's' of the Staff et that period, and' jest the same. The Heno•rrbie Gentlemen may his authority itati...doel only to the troops at home ; ! lamb. bet really I see no joke in the business before and in his letter ir .. vice he was liflter 3 to art en. ; them. It may, is be sour. be very egreeahle, that der the orders of the Kies. 'al: i was Ccinoillider.iii. I ''ter *hot we have done in the enamor the tiesalee, Chief, or any ear- inr egret who might be ;lured . ' we should now it the end of it part so pleassa ..4 ; o ur him 'The Ilvnontable Ittlreett wee not but I re• tin real intend for laughter, no grated for cote mistaken ',ii the coil._ it ii•on be hit rasa+, : saiisf.-tiun in thii to lodge of rattail* economy. be also its his ral i • .....t . of tit pit•irc at the 1 Sir MARTIN coniesdril, that the increase slat- to which li• teletted. Ina wal . 8131. it was of espe.sce i ts the n sal departments arose ruin see. 2301.; the salary of Le , ' Are...rst't Se ietsty was.' emir? increese of the salaries of several of the OS. it was true, only 101. .te: de• . c et lien he held ; ems ealployed, from the iiieressed duties which many another situation in use Wer.t.iNce. which, with the . otitis'', OISOI .11 had to pert„ m, and from the larg.. fees behnoiss to it. produced bap e • mons. ni 81101.' seed , on c hie+ coley of the public works connectrit os 90L/I. a year. This dtestion reel +lad na t much al with the otty were condec t ed. S a couviored was I kis attention, and it iris in reemequence of i is held. : he Mot thaw Resolution were erroneously drave,Died lug it that his ulsry as Sscret.ry sea nominally so I she should, if they wore put, move four ether., which small. Asa proof that tbe 10s. a d y was oot con. be keyed 14 right then be silage(' to reed. The oldro.ad a sufficient salary, ditiiect trefoils, ether save. lion. Member then read .he four Rirtnitaiono. Han which his held. he nerd only mention, that bas re. Cowart DAVIES complied tee es e.,:es incurred titles allowance woe 11. reds,. If 'hen then allots. in the War Department 10 the Sear 1796, with those antes were taken into consideraties, the 'spruces of which are ittr.srred in it Pt she peratcent perio and Oa d. In Lord Arni,erser Mire, inderiewdently of his salary, 1796, the salary of the Secrelary • War, amounted to 2.0001• hstead , if 8131. oohed been mated. ; 19 clerks +be seed under rim, 'mooniest to This certsioly was en error in she Hon. Ilarenee'o! 16.0701. lo 1806, the heather of clerks had in• ealoolations, which could east be overlooks.' ; hut it : creased from 19 to 112. and their salaries from wag triling token compared with another, Its which l l6,o7ol. to 29,9701. Its 1816, there teem 147 be should refer. This was of not • less sum than clerk,. end their salaries ainneeted to 47.8371. Ile 49,0001. in the Wcr•eace. The Hon. Baronet 1 wished the House wand contrast the -speoditore sorely would not shelter himself sexier the plea for which we were now locating, in the filth yea this mistake, that be had not meant the whole Poe. of peace, with that which we bail iocetred in blitheitiet. The words of his Res lutist. wine clear the year 1796, whew the *aloe was involved in an @sough, and could only be coniarritended in thei. sodium, soil (lake, contest ; it was strange that at literal sense. Th. Hon. Baronet had stated, lb. es. Volt period 10 clerks were found soficient to transact ponce o f the W ee . e filee in 1796 amounted only le all the besinesest the War., ffice, and that now 147 5.255 1 New.in this telcaletion, oetetionstely, a he should be found scarcely sufficient for oho f ume 'lto. Il l ionet had emitted to notice many items and purpnie. In hie opinion, the its totem whirl. lie contingencies which seve tiro charged, and which, had male spoke for ohmmeters. Is could net fail t o if added sc a the sew be gave. would amount to carry conviction to the helium of every thinkiog man 671'001. some odd hundred reeds, welds, on she in the coesitry. whom more than 20001. obese the sum voted for Ilse Mr. F. DOUGLAS could net kelp noticing how War.erfice in the present year. This was the arts- changeable the Gentlemen opposite were in their vary with olikb the Hon. Wet. bad made Ish cola,. opinions regarding the respect which it was rage's'', lotions. With revert to the manic. of 18,0tiol. for to pay to the reronneradations M Committees an. bringing op the smart of Army A is, nesheold palsied by the Haute. When the Committees re. only observe. that, sheeting to the Repeats of Cosi. commended that the expenditure ahoold he kept tip elite,• of the !loose, tl is Commission had already to its present ammint, none more ready to praise saved. by diatalln•aores, which bad heat reentered, these tecommooriations thee she Cattlemen opposite; m •re than 90,W0t. (a year •• enderstood), spins when the Committees recommetalcd ally terlaction of • the seeing of one year with another. tern its fur. expetsilltete, one' mote inutissed on disregard floor mati.tts, a sew which w it more thaw the *bole pg. advice. 11• should veto for the Resolutions of his prr of the War r Ice trotter 800. Frieotl. Mr. CALI:RAFT felt himself obliged to his Hon. Mr. WARD @tid a few - words, whir's were not Friend (Sir H. Pa 'sell) for the roes.. hr hail pursued audible its the gillery. In briogiug these Rtisotesi.ins before the Hoes,. The Mr. C. HUTCHINSON was of opinion. that if • I costar, would also, he had no deob i, feel obli g ed to titdoction was fu r. u pordaty . 0 /1 cur eapettatitory, Aim for his esertioes on this oreas ion ; and he trust- things woul.l not go on ertuch longer. 'Pie Member al this be would net be deterred ft , m 1410 di inS the , for Aberdeen had moved for the aerostats indee incur 'ee beetsl on carer he bed commenced, by the cidiciiiire of lion.' Cie CI. 11 lees stolen; Day hail Dot d c,,,,,1p m e,, „ o t h e ot h er side. The ~.ry word i • .P.. i granted, hot if be was to Minot...visits ietersis whack nom," was selliciest to alarm those Hennerable 1 be had himself seen, shay amounted to 500.0001. a Geistlemen ; and the niemont it was prewar ced, sum salts was Rehr entities es. Sorely the Minister, or that any roma' likely to lead to it was in. a thecouotty bad net conseuied to become tbejalistis, *tit:nerd, it was attacked with all the Weeny,' y : of Bonapsrie, in order festoon* the papaws et ether n'ach its , oe II miserable Goitiesems pesseeted.— t coecories; end yet, atlas they bad, larded not keow The renarks of the last speakers bag net trischtd heir to reconcile their coudect to the toles 11 p.m...0r - ...------- common predence. It Magid ant be shit they Prisoner, sod on enq uirin g after the chili aas feta bad 'speeded this bell million of money for the that it wo* well. tot coeld not eat heartily. lie safety or the deferee of the satins; it must be then accreted her of having ii.pesoil ttf it lope/T.oy. for other elects which they could not or dealt n . but she denied it Rule. Mrs. Ri•on confirmed the seam. From the int-Hesston which h e k m , t h at an.ve 06111.1. C.. Mrs. Curiae, wife of the patrol,. Poolde of every natien on* orstertaiuml to we r e , he produced the child, *hick s; • had ;:re-tly improved seed say,•` Place Napoleon Bonaparte in the cootie sini e S.ltorday ni4h.. Tbe Pri. .... .r sai3 she should of Paris, and let the Cog sud his advisors act in that base had see n r•oliOD Of elpP•ilift dee child, - bad did constitational manner which of teethe, have adopted, not been enured that the Ol , fiainese would take every sod there Is no danger either to France or to Pomp: are of it. The chid i•Diser..l under Illness, and free his." He should hove We ashamed to have : not Marvatioisarse bed to advised to disp wee ose allowed ch i m ew to ' , pent , f or the seesaw e arb e et ' of it by lev.ing It at a G Miltillei% door.—Sbe having brought the treatment of Reimport, before ! folly committed. them. The W.*. Member thee proceeded, after con. I Guriotarmh—Yesterdey. aWO who gees Me 1 deenisa the British Governmeut for depriving blot of : same George Field, w as charged before the Shute the attendaate of nee whose attachment to him would ; Alderman with obtaining money ender false pre. be an eternal hosoor *• his memory, to say that the' fasces. motion aught to denied Mt removal to some whole.l The Prisoner. it appeared, lodged at a poldico some climate, instead of allowing him to remain is, Noose la the neighbourhood of Grob.street, pa 84 on. alstch was se ootorioesly—b a had almost mid, higoola of for ao Idiom" ...sod in that caiscity boa so proverbially ono insiesom. been etnployel, and received money from several 1.. Aft.. a few 'lards from Sir I. COFFIN, and Sir rilvidsals. anon oh's. we' Mr. Crawly ?a an B P 4 B. MARTIN, praiser, in Iltettlashet.square Ht became Ica no CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER rase. `at with the P.oseaer ay atessioaally poise Id The Iles. Member for Cerk had in hi. opinion in. that poblic.h.rose, sod Ismael; (rem him this he vied trodeced may estraatross topics into the speech so orrl'ro*Y. he IsPirlorf biro is Proceed against one which he had Jost delivered. Instead of the 'spent-ea of his deli ens, end tarnished Ohm at rase time 'silk on the St. Helena station cestiog the cocain 11. 16s. for the writ and at another with be. 3d. fee 500,0001. they slid not cost the leetry more than the wereePti the PAlroper shooed Me the copy 4 ono quarter of the sum. He core•loded by meiotic the writ, but after repealed c ooed M ot India( Ms that the Delete on these fu iri k l i rs a be postponed did isct proceed. he pet the boobies. into thi heads until this rt., three maths. of an attorney of the name of Kiss, abets it epitome. Mr. OCKDON.—Bettaem the Hon. Baronet had ed that no writ hod been seed oat, sod that the Frio made a mistake us to smeller and sosipiteant items, NOW, had applied the money to his Ow. INN Several was it fair to ergo, that he was wrong at t" mil. si mila r cam • •ere warntimsed, bet as the trustee.. nom ?—Tho Wide Lord (Poilmefslea) indeed had . took place net of the City, they could net OS made what was termed . i the other side a triumphant proceeded upon before the Aldermen. speed'. which, properly ell. Isme r. meant, that h • Th. Priso...l allowed that At was not admitted es bad iskon all item from pe,.. IS I, instead of from so oillsroey. bid 0 9.0• 1 1. 1 4 d fe to he. having tad pate 171, of the Report. Tilts was , he fright, dlr. Get his articles with ea attoroey at Shipeters•ou.Stosee (nonce; yet this it was that the Noble Lord had —Coolooliled for wont of boil takeu held of with tech aolastion, and regarding which the llonoorible and Right lion. Gootleam opposite lied cheered so Apterous,' : sod no wonder, for it was their brighten to support a system ef pro fligsey end esponditure.—[Order, erri-e !]— Gen. I'HIFIN spoke to order: he could amid act ait silent seder semi Impunities**. Mr. GORDO \ did not think that Ms Immerse bad been unp.tliassentary, and certain it was, how ever it might be worded, that them Hon. Gustier/sm. wets not the beat or most impartial judges nos the ell ject, who themselves eery living upon the 'aces, . of roe pablic espeoditure —[llcor. hear I]-11e de. slid that the Reports of the Fs lance Committee hail pr. deced any advantage to the country ; on the con trol, they had perhaps prevented retrenchment by holding oil espectati.ns that had never, and world never b. felblied. Ha had en rename@ what. *ter upon olio boasted moieties of 11111111ifTS neat Seri an to r•roww.l to .nasal reductlose. Si H PARNELL replied, adding, that in the; next Session he would .Rain bring forward this auh ject, of ether by Address or in Rimistions he had Dot 11' tereine.l. Lora PALM ER 4 TON explained at some length, going over Me grounds be had I.reirsously stated. and mooing some of the h terea met e e let. which he con celled 'ili II P4mell had fallen. C.l-or DAVIES sad Sir 11. PARNELL glee OLD BAIL 11: 1. MONUAY, Jon.' IL J. Slade. Joie Smith, sad W.. Ilmi.b, ewe ledietef fee MeeHug aquagoor) A sloes. trees a home ea the rivet Themes, of Mill. wall, Poplar. t appeared by ibe reidrnee, dal se *emcee of the 114 ef Match. a barge. behoving to Sag liergret. a egiee4gdoe, sad noneged olseggirle a grani at Mlitioar ; sad as doe Vo'lagel‘g morniag it sat Jigerovered Moo the barge ors goer ad • J , ; sod is sag loud roger, is a pout got she river ',brie sir Prmseee Made bed a ronosarl. tips* essestai,4 tie eiII•SCII4 of Ibis bur, it as. totted that I 6 vette. of sheet teed been takes• oat at it. Visite, as °Meer of the Theses Pence, peewit that Itt seett..€l the milt. s.ad tread a aeagnily et mama beengieg or Me Prosecutor once. . . flee prtse.pai e•ideare spitsatile Primmer war that id a Aram armed Dreher, rms sus us doe emstroymest of Is Side. He owed, east us tie mut ut tue Watery be sas.a..erf sp truly, rad rest kr to .be awls elm ne airim-.1 there. im kris/ bre bow locked. and opus Itsseekileg be sa• Wes by 111..5e lewa• It. Ms& told loss to e..rae as •. at bar ', t ufted be Wilke bier every mute k ..44ea. thai . 4 41 sad the bail been op ult. *iglu as al , is... wheat, brat t...s CPS? set sf a barge abide 1.. d debts I urt a .o e. - ,ute :biscos.rfl• Li.. was 1 smut. saw of aloe eslttb• c.rie sp a and lake., it Moe raft 1.1) qrsr.ers urea karat Ism th e barge ? Slade r pled. .. mot ball dud." • nt I,; Sus tdo tut me.' , She saber smollend. " tte ate. bas star All three .motets limn sea sod leicsed uust fru.• a barge h .ng %a Ise dome. arusatso( and blade t...d .arse of ate Sit at k ...ek dna , obi re HIM?. berg, at M all bee •se.• sakes. tuts toe s..t& ilea robe free Hinter bares e.. 1). Me miters. sedertrest a Mg eroseraarassteso, fa sties be ~...emed ester -1111,). Ibe PIIMMECONSs eer usable to idestiry the properly pm. sitivety t dad tie P:basers were. Is rormestresme sl thy. ma. trad.curry silatiom sertsitted. is Itbse...sy .sowed op G. Hs .101 . .00 A MEMBER. •hose new we timid not lears, asked, whether certain aliewassees made to the army were, as promised. givers to the navy ? Sir B. MARTIN said, that this gantlets bad ow thind 1.. de with the sallied of debstri. Ti." lion. MEMBER r►pltwl, that he was ler plised that 4. , e Orr. CorPoller should object Ifs a vrotson in which tr.,' involved the Intense of the navy : he thought it quite applicable to the subject of di4frosion. Sir G. COCK BURN lied we objection to state, that It was intended to pet the eery ea the sow (noting at the army, as far as the two services timid be •stimulated Mr. HUICIIINiON jile expenditure at St. Helens were millions or farthwsgs, he objected to it, a• the principle was the sem.: the treatment of the prisoner was creel and webeerd of. The (pestles was then pet, and the Reselations were negatived witbeet a division. STOREKEEPER'S DEPARTMENT. Mr. HUME saved the Order of the Day for re suming the arljnoreed debate es the Storekeeper's Depwrnent. The Hon. Member bad just stated. ills, this efSeri *es credatted with the greatest waste. (aloes*. shim Sir J. MARJORIBANKI observed, that sot 40 Members we►e present. Mr. HUME admitted, that be was at the mercy of the Hun. B'.•onet, who sight certainly insist that the Wiese he counted. From motives of delicacy, be (Mr How) h.d •arced to postpone this station until V.* other public basines+ had been disposed of. Sir J MARJORIBANKS persevered, obserrieg, that the s.ate•tiolksev ought to jailer.• the 11.• n. Hessen eat Sr persevere were OM 40 Mennen argil J tir y . .let Brewed , was ladie.s4 for sealing sad embezzling mat *id Ihirse.r a w • upwardly of 10. k. ii agreMists, lit pm_ petty of r es. Woke won. hurl bees deposited io the sags of -- got . 111 , 411..i.i lease. Grano' rake. Jews, Coorivary-rierotal. itdl IM posperry is. owed. doles a writ to f loose. Geroge Motu,: . .raper s-ploco, Brertoocrestwd. several of lie laoki of Ma ?doom, an wrote paper, 1.. pet pow d ,ii *Nile basin edged lb. property. and squeal other lugedes u.irlt were OM charged la the iodic amt. got a war ren sad searciad lt.r Primmer' todigitig, • aere lie herd Sine of the boobs ; Ohm be found a a Moo ea the ripper-lie .Ids • tke say. and other pad, of the peeped) sere docuttrred at Semen' lowa. timid. as hanwoomaliet„ that the ertower had 0- rend ti red hue •bo t full or sais *a do gal hat. .Id that, after wort treaty. slimes hating rewired to Mow wards:, or oat the Manses brimmed la the Prioser o-rorw he said %stare lap Mote. dioisiered that oe hod *Well •-• %NNW assisted is aprebewili% his; shoos hod agreed tes give 71. for the banter. The have.. was the* wooed op Is shows by order of the Jodie; he as said Si easels' It, and say if say par of it was woe& as noel to MR He selected* portion or toe harem which, he aid, resold be worth Wulf she most whirls oe had mewed to Owe if she otter pots wets added ; as cal lay, he thought ot sloth g. The Primmer referred to lusters! Utah. for diameter. who rowdily whoa ledges that t..e Prisoner had armed Mai railis folly *bile they mere will the army ea !mace; that ise ttm left there by lbr *Surat, and .liot be resumed wait sae Army at thcoptouto, liar. shish doe tie Orient bad serestowilty employed hies to clews ..erne s, till February lot OVUM doe (korai mooed t. t ram a-. The Jaime. to tamale; op, observed, that as to the capital dearer, it Arr. wird • • • ...1) as Own opinion ',broom ibe lass piece of harrow war worth II meet r hod bees wood ly IM rodeos ; beade lies, were Illas N roof sf wea.sio to at oar time. Verdict—Gaddy or means( to the "aloe or Ws. Bill H. ON She MA ism. at Cremsaisobill, Geeeswiek, the Lady it she Itev. G P. beta. y, et s dmegater. pveenr. The SPEAKER stwardiPily meow, the House, sad •. .•nl, 31 bleasbets v.ere penal, it was ad. jammed at 10 o'clork twit te-marraw. 111 A I: MED. Oa the Mb lintk at at. (ince, Colwell. J. Meets, Esq. sae at We late Reeks. Eig. at Clitiattarei. Hama, Maria ileargetia. eldeitdacMittx et Major William Labe, of Regime*. Oa die Bib kW.. at Matteis. war Maaelie.me %Vita. I •st. of Ilar.i.Seld maw. wee Mareeedelil, al mill dualist.' at Icemen Soma, Esq. et ibe homer ace. —•- —•-- in In. On Ilse 9th Ws aged el, at hi. haw. le tbe litre!. SW I. Benvhwaite. hi Itiy 1...n.4. Sleene.stitret. IC^Yhtet. ma the Ag ra* May. TA. (miserly Priam elk Hee. Hesse of Agra* at She 1.6.1 a e i;yeantle. Oe the 1114 H..'. T. Lnattelt. Esq. of Oreimrd-fass, ll seks. lard Imp el tlarlyt..erret. Oa she'll' hyt. in the Vitvirsitte.h-nve. to sae stub vet.tet ke• Ile. tM Rev. Henry White.vil, yard. ..f 40 tear. Vartr of that pyrite, and dories threw 'wrote Herter of Itesitell.te the teeny of Wilts, sod aliffleve St ds On the hitt 1180. Mr. base UM. late el She RENO a sviiii..a.aard 44. 0a the oth tit.t. at her User. Rea briar. ant Thrrtov. Mem the a Mina nf the lel. Nicholas hi. hoist. E.q. sad dewier( the We Wrietr.ewn Mandl, lig of hi .rk•anne. Ikvbeah.r • Mat h. at hatless, I. the 444 h pat of las age. Mr. Gerald 'Newer. COAL-MARKET. filtin. M. 40.1. ship. .all. Nee. 511 4t4 IV •••kelberlionsi ! 1 LONDII4 Primed awl Publislied by S. PEAUT• at O le 01111 a, No. 4, Sal Votory•court, 7kts4teret. PO LICE. MAWITOW•OOO+t —Sarah Farmer was "Urged with chib'.drnppina. Mr. Blower. of M•eting.hirose. court. 014 J•wr''. said, on iatuldav nights loan af ter 10 o'clock. he found a child, shoot six weeks old, its *basket, at ►is door, which mistimed to ►e in a Mete of absolute starvation. Tay wife of a I mpel, I oho w•s pagtni, t..i'ered it the Wrist. which it stilt d most verily. Mr. Wegener, the City Marshal, r• up at the moment. and directed the pebliati• is of hand.hil!s, which led to the de'ectiea of the mother. G. Palter ststol, that the Prisoner, a short time pat the child. of which she oat delivered In Whito•cross•street prison, ender the cars of a decent woman mimed Brims. who paid great attectinn to it : that the mother took it away ab , nl three weeks seri, and retained t•t Mrs. Brown on Siterday lsst,regeesl. int that lb. would •gait take it : that some agreement ' took place, at.., which the mother took away the child: sh..rtly•atr.r •be valid again and asked for a basket, e she tank away with her. The *limes* adilml, that be lay the Lilt nest owning, and sesreeted ~f~