The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-03-15 00:00:00

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PRATT, s o . mooed, that ellasodose the Nets o f March, the ma of vent their affection( the rooms of the Gael as far as that Public le te ems , gedd at the MOW ed, New Readmatost, boos to Warm th e lesiAlte sod Ger Ael hobnailed. object could be effected. He respected the motives w loch ro potrest. Liesethiolea-F1 Si Mow- try. that be le d ie nintwgroft, palllMMlllL. ta sl u d 11 The motion having lea put.aed negatived, th e Bill brought the petitioaen forward is support of Mr . . liens. if Minh hrmet.for the perSonef tales MA, ____ APTUREE_ Joi_lthfisii, of SOLID was read a third time, sad pampa . . They thought he bad been treated with injustice. .It tl l the nes Ito Mr. UMW M for- WARDROBE villein Peps/. Adak how Ogee ‘`e r - lassrata ,•, • was truly English feeling terbe jealsesef a men nicely- p s o Mee, St. Johalelueb, Chlekeawed, 2e ere ram steles losh twinned rmtheuems the vary in Lad CALTHOSPE WiehilligAllailiseertain Rains lige punishment and onpressioe beyond wigs; his crises 11/-11 " 1 " iii "84 rehgT" aBM of fluid ' 111 I t 1111.4 " 11111:C441116.41 6.1 algiNkr "In.. WWI Val all ADM 1 'pfeilmitutry tWrmt deserved. Such wasib. belief under which the prop' or? Talus Cos- tap isi MA Ottele oe• Dews is km* e se ; W in. l4 a i r" s " mill isq C° . s ibm ' of ma •- and topoomo - - - - with aim ood age Mien. ''''''',,d by ' bi lt g it o w i t intpd . 4 .. let. the _sten of ' warm Nada set be of England interfered, 'tad all be asked was. that dier Pi oniallosa b vtaw term WI et ofreilialliiisalher.elaims w to an others . L. P. loaff atheed after theeStraradhlety nrmarthethiels had should wait entil the conduct of Mr. Hunt was inswiti. Is fikoomoo . of pumu , oscAnuf bog k eu vi sit e d fi s e . th e p o dg eo tt oo o f s e e e sswt r y, He Fated, is order to see whether there had hero any thins millarmia.o*l:. 1 1 , opithey TRONA, enri er deseelptiou. rmell he bete had the . plem therefore should mete--" That as lasititloSildress be in his co ect which deserved increased severity. if it . . 1 . . re. pretreated to bit Majesty, - s iff skit he w o w era- had been actually exercised towards him. It was the oh- ' iL: IN. . Ciiiir • eimeera glire al Mi. *el" Cr i ., • alirillille 41 11141 V ds be pleased to Ad r er •g ra t i ' d,... SINAI he laid Ilestet.Ms. Meat to be a great rase , and nothing .odd . . t " Ile* • Ilk lb w " t H i l t U el a"tsallai bag Im ai, lel" the Skase a Return of la Casellieleatit tot sod esegallymake bins One in the estimation of the ' r N . -• • pm s e op •dotag r ,. so d mere embo s ser satinale- : Wes/ages IS t ee m e d whom she i s maple of Rieslasd, as the belief that he had been op- • . l i I I Wearectra et "thedoet, is d is e r 4eive le theiellit i t ry • he M tlei r k t d i m i bi s and pressed aid aujostly peeisha. If lb*. the Magistrates 511 1111 that .the is web to weary the at *a some erme he a . . ... wen howilea hies, they would Dot perms On eery Ho' *la; ilall b Mill " " M O S " with Palest C hmill • he *hau t e posalthe., .:I,llitheillere. eater Meet iikery to ware his °bp ct: • HteMerfteititiesi •• ; eh mo th l one impel lathed Jail sedan* etc'. Weld& arraseesteet. Genderme•who . . , . owthiseabilts So• Mama ents is hermehhomllktheiressemapds, will effectasaving esa tat u a lo s o dy . A I . ..r....-., , the house thee meek is order to set the itesei'spate let • • • eseiste sod dean leee liaLkeehell wants just &MINA", IS antis to the Magistrates, widen it t - Irma with has of Ark fsvelma. a olavailia to all orders.- H 4, . , ~.. .fiX,M. . . 111 . CiSitl o v-Tontestbs "Arta .. 14. .l a if . hierrm Mesa . • . - • .4ti: I . : . . . I ; 111 • Y °AL k "Is IS *. ' 1 , 1 ,11,' - =" 1 " • ' • . ii,. - ,„i.....: ...tie: '!. ‘• libitri" . " weitnte thatsaid, the ef t I r" ma : "N el ir. • 1 :.. i s . R . - ..-. • ..c.• -m a w,: :, en maw ais ogees* ceases at is toe • term AIM* ideteetly weeniest poesy. • Mc. SUMS demoted a Paden from m a nia Mee- ation in ',theater Gaol when hedrat went then, clearly; 11. 1Althilianke Coast, Mieulteirillith. ...is tr y 1t a t: 411 14 " ... _ ,.. - et lis - Caust . _ Ipage and Pedals Orme ebants of Ringstratoryon- upon- who, in 1819 and 1820, proved that he did sot enter it in a disposition to 4.4 • lIIIM.VI* ler eawrePtalmtlmOw "HIM' s i smu ,m f l aSallg big Inawlk a d' s t r ee t taPPltn ilses ' made large lespertations of foreign corn, upon whirls tank The feet was well knows , that the neatest* et- io.ekdo bth peritonea a gnat Oldie waser•etreett.-Cantesas, BOO& Treats, Ike. teethe th ey entered great loss, in consequence of the w hi c h h e com pl a i ne d bud not b een estee m e d m oms * all laseied. Mahal( to warmer sad Wen ladies. They him in the early part of his Imprisenusest, while Sir • - • cbsogi id tbeekenlating medians dice that period . • maisiouloo osit s t ilw vir t i t s e lli t C st r i o i : L oo_ _KING GLASSES and FURS I CURE -mere. complabied thus that measure , by its operation upon the Charles litatufyltie was Hitt Sheriff o f the county, It was rsl large SECOND HAND. PLATES; ere sow tas nine °I money, bad ritually raised the protectinp der- only open the expiratios - of the time signet whieh that .• ' • _Oi Mr , li m b f or hi s sale, at Cecina and Seers liksataseitey, le, hasps ' ties fro. eighty to above a hundred shillings. They lie h e ld t h e aut. that die cruel treatment whisk . obi , • paw s a t this th es s oF gete-strest,_Withie.-Ikao of Sibegge Mass are admin. did not Wish that such corn should be 'admitted to the suffered b a d b een i mpose d.; a ; is m 1 t thertime to ;Weimar f or large dialairsmse Ned alliewidltswhill* markets witioet a duty. but it should be such a one as Sir T. LETHBRID4III explaised. :. ! tete a se ;d ill : joia eine) ' and eat roma*. A her alsorbsowt *swish galebed .a.e ad= e rwi would allow of Its being sold. At present th ey had no Sir J. GRAHAM said, that the complaint now made far Sid ' WPM of' lb, and Choral berm. with Nem Glasse of sed hope of ever getting it o ff their hands. The Hon. Mem- by the Hon. Member (Mr. Hams) could bare . ow ha- w abode their armee. 4 .-;•••' I ° . ' .' brilliance i the thissermineed bathed elf Utha7r theseciest. dation. for he was convinced that the same instant Plate Glass foe Wintiorm ar....... . This ankle hfr stated, that he wet as great a friend as any man to igelliteldmfildwfrom wersamoß Ho Od• _.._-____ . Carrill e a b. .... 1 1 -4. the athienharalleternts, bet he wooed never consent to was now ohservnl towards the prisoner, as dories the etthd sad indepeamit .memo of tbe by ID. be teummomms as °I ikuk7 is mom* wu give PaWasestAlef. by doing injustice to any ether set time when Sir Charles Bantfylde was Sheriff. He saw • lad who (sawed ly soy eff.._„mh or to an/ givesl Proprietors et Metals of met. , . letter which was written to that effect by- the present s tr a t io nseet. bathe swersiention dis- mommeNt• .I.meti d elaz. wI te• a main of Guilty. and Alen, wts a dssentsp attesties, Mr. ANILPI) easidered • that as far at the TO. High Sheri ff ten days ago, and be had reason to believe aims are am to Yr. p oi * . froostwormtheneVaristeyekeisallemoCablesseadebirWerk. *dim was itiereased. be thought the Petitioners that it bed been stnetly complied with. t ,-.. gi the. the Priseethoes ZZaskist awmagoemela sis tim7ashiaislawilladsmse of entitled relief. Mr. NEWMAN observed, that nothing could se macb ea the A the nethosseand gbh WWMfilif •Billwrodvaa- Yr. R 'En said, that if the Petitioners were allot- tend to give Mr. Hunt weight with the • people. at the rirly to Andra , . Ism Oben ta lr . ."44l l =ed liret lo The pon ! • 41; tine "••• ••••' - t •• w i Floo ; ed reliefs pen the Potted of the chanlfe in the Table of condo.. t which bad been punned towards him. He 111:I g 1 1 amaaY aaitteat upon the realtaPtme of cash pay- should be glad *Gad that the eldest severity with • i! r e rmak o . "' "lirere b o . w o o' =o u ggi,.. .- . Ask of itti ft me of-Maw* of Peeking- -.- ~ i mats, an Armen. and almost every other description a which be load been treated wield he. softened by the re- nf, sittotbet Worm awl of ESSENCE OF SHRIMPS. Prams, WIMP *Oiled to the same relief. l e of the remainder of the imprisonment to which i .; • 81.11111** et • allilie ,,, m p o o spomm g ' aleasined4 „ lo s e r FROM the 'acreages demand of this much ad- After a low Aggravations front Mr. T. Wile.., Mr. l e had been sestenced. ; K Mot Week% • la Orme tolathe - - rile. wired flonse ig a t all so rt s of Pla. Ike. - 111 bas S. Wortley, and Mr. Sykes, the Petition was ordered to Th e As t i ° . was or d ere d t e , b e pr i me d . • , T tottwatt, at his mote t : . lie ott the bade. MIRICULTCRAL MST'S'S. • . d, oho pi r ell ie. 7 lllll a ton, a5 16e " . ..4 o bt o. „„„ ser Wil. t o ll e d ° I = sv eimiehoop e , to, w is peothr e et, (wher e the ...„. few nugv. . Lord NORMANDY presented a Petition from itighstn . • i ' filed the prpsesetipa. , _ ?moil' _he with this mod ell ether Orman Mr. N151,11411N presented a Petition from entail p errere , i s s e cosily o f in 0it i,„,, p ,,,,.. oomplaioing of I ''' igned) . R. JACKSON. Chem& Sestet s moo. w it A al t rotalea his most ratefid masa- lahallitests . SY kuler. complaining th a t the sesame* Agriesitaral Distress.-Referred to the Agricalteral a 1 1 man mint* Ids sent, ' .. ' ..* . 114 41. 1111 1 a *lll Pablbalsethetr Mad Patrosege. ad Who epos die shine videal had been aggravated by the c omm it tee . • I sesurmesty that dm lintabi of Ws rownAlenkbelle lelleleft allisaiat them tat it is bran regulatiolts A 'AI in which he was ermined. MIS. ITTINIS. 1 TO IN llama, Est. Cm W and. 11° w a ls U M " 11buda ". 04114111.14 1 1 '1 1 ' " Mr. S. WO HY said he wee anxious to bete this M r . S. RICE p resente d a Petition from twelve Pa- 4= Mr. . ..- MVO • 411000•411 Meer elm t lila operecteeity of eft his belief that Mr. Hailed hen ri c h es in the South of Ireland. praying for an alteration FiILIAMS and GODDARD, Nr*. OM . . ositudituises.wwwwwwhoomm , d% ,lo ' ' ' m em nag offithusere ass bat. Y =ire was a amaner,hegond_the ialostio did S in the presses *yenta of Tythes an that country. He a ..tras plain 'WO um* ~..,ntr nesiderd the 'abject to be one of the very first Wiper: tee, Grath*. t Masai. Seem end Co. "IN " m ud the t ' en* , Celt. or fhb& I ireolthiranoh Of ibeee cireestebenee. it lases, and such as claimed the earliest and most Worm ,iNeet-strude lk. Lamidea's. wessiessow. To etam• •• leldee• aMi emen. le is Partimiaril ~ . _ „boo; Me. awe " , sea k. e . e . p m ,. ethematided ter 'hippies, ask le erthilrmed to keep In say gam as Emit the reinsitidet A his sralrettee- ' attention of the base. The Petitioners', were ceded; tet Nr. Loma. White Hoeft. Fatter-la ae, dbaatm Mr.'H II i... le, NNW ',a Haase,' tint 'the Ideolegliallt o rt e tt a t e pptrister . - ' s dele. M ; ; Athedt the able mo a 1 seer. Now. Pelleo-aVeet, ill sagermithare ; iteestsift . seorpe,..... sli• - r *go '''' " ' -'' ' " roweled*, . t - T ~......4 b 8047avere. Chelsea. Oor ta ...-. "blei intiludosterif rim arm a• tto , . 0 it. . amt. ....., 4. , . __I, • " i ll" •"" 11 ‘. " ' . is:r Jo; vise-;-"••• - 1 - 4 -• I S ---' . vacs". ousel . • *ABS Iltam IlWitAlless A o0 .110(% • a .o. - • . es; AA/lag, 441 4 , , • „ or son •••• •- - ...:1 . .*: - . foie.' awls • tbey 141. " 1 " . . were istoeftlnd ia tie 'Mllein .' ,_ ~I •7 _",,__ea• '' ' Id d ie . ?44 . 11% . 1"474 . 1 ' /Aft *it door pt Mason NO, Issed ew be. steed. They Age implorMilhat that the eattjoct Aftield Fit ' • Ifs. Illmsd r' " .‘r , 0,,,,,,.""'" 71;,,,,t,,,,'""'''" dire, • fis:" SI W 4 saIINISPINICTiIi . ' lial : i a 4#o by the order abe considered as invoking Ake safery of t he Chen* 1 ACSN'S HEAD INC fully developer; Part H. 'cattalos 'win • on ilku • illesbele,..brill• visiting M•iih tr a t • L - Establishment ia that Iteentry ; therefore it was at Ws Female Cemplalitts, is panto** OitIllry; \ Illt. %Amnia - it olds en 'lessening, which was not only as a relief to the Agricultural interests of helmet lIIIMISMITSKST. sKOW-lIILL. - BLUM° TO DOVER. DEAL, RAMS- ambrawm reamiladObaorsatielle Si *meal - that they called for this alteration, bat as a support to itatiutT's AND CANTIRRURY. Abseisandalemeliffilleda. wltk newt • lir T..lo.lll4ll.laliMilt add, that what he had stated the Church itself. He was not only anxious that this . . lag PION T COACHES, MAIL ths . " s'ilnalithalwa aalewa life; la Pam Iv- le Swiss of to the. Herm sabot by was 1 10 'toted upon_ the an- subject should have the early &nestles of time borne, bet I ! i, Halms illaweative of lb° rmeallaff mitte,ev_nbaltdag__ ohs of a who had inforased him that Mr. that it should he brought forward on the part of Govera- 1, Ms. set set bout the strew lea t- them is a frmillarmanner , and the whole M.".Dover t itateepte. Margate, y ea s so d r o f I,:stt, S. xes. B Go'sr a nd Co, Meet new sa m e itidulgencies, Of perhaps ment, because he considered it to be • most dangerous, rershem mil with sow poet coach , Carman Sams, Lomita. be "bald mom portly call it freedoms, which Lad di ffi cult, and complicated question. He did hope that . 1 1 • t a oussillar term o'clock. imit t Salm beetle 7 bend alloweed to Ids when he first entered the Gaol. when it was brought forward, it would be placed alone r 1 . • i o f se demos "shrews shwa to the 0„;‘,„ ems daf t. e t 4 „;„ eogo „„i t it i....„c oommoit. Wi th regaM to the petition before the house, he begged upon its own merits, and not combined with other goes- ProtwiabOh entdelawaisad ao shell Sian Waren to rat the final ft f bliss supplies, 10 malts arm marks open its contents- The Pe lions., such as the Church Establishment, or the system . ' ‘ ' s ; i v it thilkst eesteeettneren ate Lea road. ftrf „ siof appfkorios moat the low. tonne IsWeed that Mt'. Heat was submitted to solitary of Tytkes in England. It was impossible to draw any Arm ilblehltder. fleemav__ . .. l . loll o lllllll e . ..._ g atm be had at $O Praersester-row ; ad, Pall-Mall; eonfistessest. Now he ooeld not, and he would not al• comparison whatever betwixt the 1 ythn of the two coos- • ;I ; ; I ... we lasSintre at • 4 Pall fa_ ____owoontwwww el, Piccadilly ; IS, Pri lobo; ft, Fleet - street ; l o w, that he laid me bees is solitary confinement in the tries.-Ordered to be printed. mesh. Maier, Trufteueemeunerrwrwi•• 174, Fleet-comet; 40, West ;IM ChesPeide. Las- Gaol of Harmer: He was strongly attached to the free Mr. S. RICE moved for Returns of all Emoluments . . ma, Werase*. Detainee,. Ibmweeek ia.a ... dos; Stevenson sad Co., Reeks aed Co., Nonni* ; A exerc i se dello rigida • • I the subject , a nd he 'd Clerks ofthe Crown and Clerksof P petition a , . 11.3"."14 ' at h sres"mis egiTeelte -- . k g psuk i t , K 1P.111116 c a ,,,m4,„ ; I 11661/8 17,1 1 D.11114 1. r . L ee t at ; h i l d libe r I l l r' iß i oo ri k s : SIIIIK R 141 be the last to impose . any restrictions upon it in Ireland within the two last years; stating whence t • Mackaese, sad sellors.•-kinmes. GOBS end Co. are to be consulted, as -1 t the housegoing aloe with h ensued,andwhether they - d in f . Bat h e must protest ma es .. g t ley . i t ' Southemer t . L . Wtleboaaer,. esselosegthy, st their, house ; sod Patients& in the country assert . . ions cos:stood in petitlons withent exami meg in . 0 Ordered. , lisettord-ewege. si water. and 'mg" aft reqfteloi to describe minutely the ease, enclosing a re- tine false or truth . and particularly when they in- NSW WITT. r f•tj . iewde asea, every mow"s at eight ; same. fbe Advice and Medicine- which as he forwarded volved the characters of respectahle Individuals exer- Mr. BERNAL, in rising to move that a New Writ be Coach end Horses, Sosthempa L b y . to turf it_art of the World.-DOSS sad Co. M. R. C. Ser. eisiag the lesportant defies of Magistrates. It was for issued for a Burgess to serve in Parliament for the , awn debehito °severe*" ne vas kw a ' therm, No 7. Jerwrostreet,St. James's; sad 11,Bouverie- this reason du* he deprecated the course w h ic h some City of Lincoln, wished to tepeess his deep regret 'at 1 . Hameael'i St . Maim" , Havre es Grace , 'West, Fleet-street. London . Iles. Members Imel adopted towards the Magistracy of the canse of such a motion. If he might have • - the county of *menet. He tolled upon the house nut differed from the late Member fur Lincoln. in his pai- g s Attie above each hope to resides a Goo- ; I Import which has kitherto bees experioneed IMPERIAL PA RLIAIIEJVT. to eoesteeases assertions and charges until they had tiral views, headway. admired them, no less as being , 1,. 'it .. i • smarm of the" Cola." Northing with --ere•-• the means befogs them of examining into their truth or th e resu lt o f consc i e ntiou s conv i c ti on . th an f or th e man : t , HOUSE OF LORDS, Tito Inlner, Mmtras IL falsehood. He did not Mese to say that there had been linen and candour with which they were always avoiel ; . .81 eryiag poet roaches, through Cisippen• ........- no shuns, he did not mean to call upon the house to die- and supported. i i Marlboreegb, Nevritm_of and Reeding. Earl How,. late Viscount Culteoll.tewh the oaths and believe that the Magistrates bad not done tbeirduty, or A ne w writ was accordingly issued. 1 i at one; arrive at Mr. mars, the OM' his seat. His Lordship was introduced by the Earl of that the Gaoler had bees rangy of seal-practices. All MR. HUNT. 1 end 11w Lerma Towers, Thowas-street, • :WIMP 8888 CRT and Lord WIIITWORTIII. he asked wits, that they would suspend their judgments. Mr. Ald e rman WOOD presented a Petition from 8000 ' text inorelog. Mr. Auld, presented the Animal Report of the Peal- With regard term masagennot of th e prison, he he- Inhabitants of the Town of Leeds, complaining of the WILLS, IBRIDORNATIR. TAUNTON, teo - ary ti at Milbank.-Laid on the table. tiered that it *mid be found to have been different to manner in which Mr. Hunt had been treated in Itches- 1. t , AND riArlatre. aria . LIST , what it was stated to have been in that house. He did ter gaol. The signatures were most respectable, and .. : a now laverrmlliffht twaeh,_„,_•air one Lord KING said, that it might be scarcely regular to not say this from any eonnecties which he had hail with contained the names of some of the most respectable I • • can ar Tingfn taslde, ')." s ets •"17 alias; allude to what had takes place in another base. but he the Gaol, because he lived at a considerable distance men in Leeds, es well astbst - of the late Sheriff - of tie tool next attention at seven, through Wo- i . , o bad seen that certain melodist" were to he effected in from it, and his habits did not lead him to pay much at- adjoining County to that in which Mr. Heat was can- to : WI , Lisch al le t td a , Stone , Newcastle . Ki---sts•-• sampans of the Civil List. Oa in particular, in which tention to its interest arrangements ; but he believed fined. The Honourable Alderman said, he should the Monann was concerned, would be highly gratifying that they world be fined to have been, generally s p eak . not enter further into the question, as it was his inten- t, and Present. 1 Velltestoo, see WM& post coach, every to the country. Little, however. seemed likely . to be doing lag, of •• different character th a n that a hich had been tion to do so when the papers now printing were before ' 1 seed. another branches . He should therefore give notice , ascribed to AWN. Undoubtedly it might hare its Units the house. He thought the evidence might be put into ' , 1 I • • W oath. Dorchester, Meedford, gills- that on this day se'neight. he should all their Lord- "'edits iocanoisoces; h e did Do t mean to d e ny that. or t he h an d s o f M em b ers as i t was pr i nte d, i n or d er to save I ' 1 Overton, Basingstoke. Hartford-heldtro, ships' attention to these breaches of the Civil List, not that the Gala, had beet guilty of malversation. But time. i !: 't ' ' Itteshot, pew post coals every Wedges- connected with the personal expenses of the Sovereign. be had been disinimeg by the Magistrates, as a punish- Mr. WYNN expressed his strong objec im to sorb a y afternoon. The Iselin was mitered, sad the Lords were ordered "sent for his offences &seam as they wereproved against course is the Hon. Ald. seemed deposed to adopt, upon re PACKETS TO OCPIII4SST. ' to be summoned. him. With regard to the alleged mat-treatment of Mr. the ground that prejudice might be excited by It in the • LABOURS, ST. SIALOSS. Kr. Lord ARBUTHNOT pretested a Petition from Hunt. there was his owe evidence in direct cootrailic- minds of Members, which might not he tbe case, it all td Itemitursoltow Post Caleb. every Mos- Kincardine peeing fur Agricultural Relief.-Laid os tiers of what be new asserted. He believed, .therefore; the evidence came together. r, and Friday wrens., at 7 o'clock. the table, that it was principally because it suited his views that The SPEAKER expressed his astonishment at what I tt itsm ." Leeds "hi post mach, sets out The Marquess of LANSDOWNE presented a Petitioe he made such complains. Some time after his imprison- had fallen from the lion. Alderman. It was the duty of gnat tone ; see misses through Heide*, from two &melees's of the name of Feedrinier, praying meet commenced he addressed himself to others, to the the person who had the honour to fill the Chair of that ~ nton, Killian, Oreetham, Grantham, Baolry. for so extension of their Patent for tucking Paper.- effect that his state in the Gaol was Paradise compared horse to see that all Returns were printed without i tothe Golden Lien. Leeds, seat a ft ernoon. La id theta Moor, Newark. Retford, Doncaster, oa the table* to theirs. And *he were the parties to whom be all- iblay, and to take care that they were delivered to . rthicksees ouly Two Pence per lb. WATT PITS pet CENTS. dressed this language, and made this comparison? To Members us soon as possible. It was his duty ;also, imp the uncommon elPeAiliOrk •f this coach, The Earl of LIVERPOOL having moved the Order mep, not coedited like himself is a Gaol, but in the fall when any paper were ordered to be printed by the s. the most avrenahle and complete politic of the Day for the third reading ache Five per Cents. planking Shorty. He thong,* that this proved that house, to prevent their being delivered by pieces. . i i, Its nor di road, tieing unequalled by any other. Gill, Mr. lust bed rather changed his opinion of the Gaol, Mr. Ald'. WOOD explained. , i onatown. Gretna Green. Arian, Dumfries, Th e E a rl of ItOSESERRY briefly expressed his ap- than that era Saolitad chased in its severity to him. The SPEAKER said, that he shoold always set upon 1% ' 4 rehi:l, Setif/ober, Kiln. Canmock, Kiugswell, probation of the messere. He conceived that all the ; rhos* deadadavo Were made, he believed, after Mr. the prin- ipie which he had allsided to, unless it was tee Scotland, a poet coach daily. conditions required had been fulfilled, and that if it had Haat had heeddreedised is the Gaol for two' or three, feeling of the house that in this or any other particular rr i it . world, ti. 'nth,. Shiel,l4, 5UP.1011110.3. New- been otherwise• their Lordships table would have shows maths. iMI, that he had only been there one case, papers should be distributed as they came fri at &Ninth. new post roach, with • guard some Petitions ag ainst ' the measure. As some had bees mooth s thilimas lOW at gnash for him t i have found t h e Dress , i I its one every woruinE by way of Newark. ed it lea tha t the individuals internted is out WWI objectifies,' baked sines made. He declared Mr. PEEL thought that mach i BB Wine aril I later. Pereybrielot, i'adeaster. Darlington. P resent ' wa _t s s e --s r iso b reac h of faith hod been at that in else etroapaset language, his satisfaction prejudice would arise from the course which Lad been ! la I , D'ullsis. Moroeth, and Berwick. Passeagen the subject considere d that • . Wes fatigued on th e j ourne y. m ay pest committed towards than. Weise, and len procreator' without any ad- The Marquess of LANSDOWN at the ty a the assi s 'aail partkulariy at its mo F.,t , -,1, Wei E approved of the clean , ' He said that although he was confin ed in Mr. SYKES thought t h e &lett of the P e tition measure. and considered it the mat sate and justifiable a dnegeos , he hed nothing re somplain of. He (S ir T. ought to have the greatest attention soli investigation i ' t . Package, t o lo e s s , D o n c ast e r, Ferry- , l e of re du c ieg the National Debt. It wastes that Lethbridge) did not mews to say that there were sot local fronsibe house, affecting, as it did, to such an retina. r two-peace per lb. count that he wished to snake it still more perfect, sad locesivewiessen aloes the Gaol. lie did not mesa to say the personal liberty of the subject, He was coevince4 I MAIN and CO. respectfully sequins theire to •c ceo, he objections which had been urged against that it was sold*" is time of floods. That was ter- that 31r. Justice Best never intended that the rules P , t▪ z li pusac ile, to orer at st.hrigsisaiglle.nuot.rih:aimareposist: it . -- II:711° 1 okt th erefore - p ro p o s, t o es. tee d t h e t i o ,,, o l • jo wly t r ue, But is its general arrangement great sums w hi c h he signed for the use of the gal of Ilchester ga Fin le gen d s ri d er , if i on. N a m , or di , lowed to Stocklaolden to express their d issect.. He bad of me tus eg air td i been expended, and it was now the object moult apply to political misdemeanors. He was under i ! rates to alleviate as much as possible the ths painful nece-sity of believing that the visiting l ‘• s awred as such. end the hums p a id t o not done it in the Committee, bet bed delayed his on o f . !Me Sareeen's Iliad Ina, Suowdoll, Leedom , till the third reeding, because he wished that it should tacs ioessoco arising f r o m di tt opo4l,. Th e y cou ld Hot , 31agratrates Lad not performed the duty . . required of .I t 1 .1 J I . . I • , I - ,