The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-07-11 00:00:00

LAST NIGHT, IN TVS LISIVIL.,-.1110 Neff Cali bill w e t reed tbinl new sad passed, after bilag opposed by sire eel Lewis, hat, as far me we are able to perceive, by nothieg owed... Daring the Mats, Lord litaanwar outwitted, that the low pied of prams, distill it had produced dirks:Arai Distress. which he M. mated, had produced good to maatifsetarieg ladosw ere, sad thus "oar essaufacturieg !serest' had bets " eashled to recover thesselves, the distress of whisk had dl Weed the peace of the reentry. and even es d o ugsred the etabiliti offal. inetits!ivre." 16 , 144! Thee It *as sot the " demagogues"? It was not the " *edition sad tierpiesey," alter all ? It was, sus emits; to his Lordship, the grumbling, of mate that he heard, sad sot the cry of &affection. Now, I. thew very reports, which wen wade to the tw,• H ol m% ia 1817, it was posidsly stated, that the lOW furbelow, were those who were *4 in sfiefres! Aid, them, spies this pleat, (if there were rued • ding) snoops the saanfastarers, des Ms Lordship set sadist es ammo of the jamise fa Irelastf, pre. dated (as the immediate came) by the chug* is the value of sewn ? When be is talkiest of the •pod. prodased by Paat's 8111, does he mhos nothing for title rril ? Bet, after alt, what a sorry seats we an, la, wise there vast be rein sad sterratios aver jet mate (dames to pods.s eves seises to eat amours other viewed f Ash lees Lord Ilasuwar &Mak that things ate re en thee ? His Lordship talks also the isetitstiona of the onstry being esdaagered by high prim °Amides,. Is the March so Lea. duties ? Yes, sad a thumping as too. And, is Met la twedseger new than it was Is isiy or 181 k? Ho, rave, will call the Debt, ossawaly galled aitboak as isetitaties of the country. Asti. it that is km danger thee it was is 11117 and 1818? Oh it wily requires $ little Mare to show bow all this willies& Then were moss iwportaat settees is die )twee o f c osmo s* I but, we bare sot left ourselves vim for shwa. We mast beg air readers to seder tut to pat et Owes mail *sparrow. The Rerl of Liverpool was to verb seemed from his isdispeeltioa as to be able to take so aides la hie carriage os Tuesday arsenate sod yesterday sera- 1 ler. By • Belleris received yesterday, dated Eadeleigit Crosses July 8, we are happy to Sara that the Duke of Bedford bad previoesly had a geed might. sad wee. is every respect. better. Nsw Dames sr lirtneson..—The Duke of Y. yesterday perforwal the serenity of laying the $ stews of a sew Bridge ever the Thames at Wisdom Jilt Royal Highaess was atispded se eh' mean *she Massie Ledge, all is fell 'setae's sad the prosesdse I - reseed b„ owieg ensamptiee of the interior being cat of, la nen game of the positions nestled by Ott Royalists. The eutigratin of sub Sputter& a* were able to nails* their proper,. imistirent.—Tho East.., of Lead's, Sad arrive. at aellok ;dam efietttod to *airy. _ „, The number of ships that 11111 14 0 1‘ 1 . 1 14 6 . 111 Of lA' verpool in the yeas wading . Jens 11., wow 8136. and the savant of wimp 854.901 Ti. yes' ago the ships were 4.5.92. mean 446,788, sad Deek defies 44,4031. This year the Doek dutlei exceed 102,0001. Sir Charles Bampfyide has. we solerstaud. recently let two estates by public section, at aa extremely re duced rent—oae, in the parish of Heehaw. which for merly Joshed 260 guinea. for 145/. per aasumt ano ther, in the pariah of Mabee. before nosed for 52/.los. per aemum, at the low rem of 26f.—(A/Vett) At Br. Jobs'. Fair, Lewes. is Friday, the sale of Stock was extremely dal! sad heavy. Lambs, sold as low as from 4s. 6J. to ss. per head. That rosins sad stock-farmers en sot complain leg 'ablest cane. a pretty envision' prod was gins is the seighboarbood of Asian, a few day. . • hatcher having bought lot of sheep at I pries w le r• tt, by judges was estimated at sheet IJ. • posed.— (Cartier Journal.) DINNER TO THE SOUTH .4MERIC.I.V 431. COURT OF XING'M RENCK, Di 1110/11:122, JULY N. CRIM. CON. NOWLAN O. 1.022 •L[XTMOH This ease came no this day before the and a Special Joey. It was aa action lit plaintiff against Henry Perry. I f erd Oh recover compensation is damages frog the for criminal conversation with his 021681 The damages were laid at Ten Thousasd The ease for tin plaintiff was stated by Several witnesses were examined, after which Mr. BLACIIIIIINNI addressed the Jury is the part of the defendant. Mr. Norte. fee the plaintiff, replied. In the course of the trial some letters were read, sod .11:lake wire. HICIIIT gives is. la evidence. The Cuter Jusrice charged the Jury, who retired or shoat tea animates. aed maimed with a Verdict fur dm plaintiff—Damages 40. and IN. costs. The trial lasted from ea early bone is the mocaleg moil after wee eadoeit is the evening. The Coors eras crowded to excess the satire day. A detailed report of the trial is pied. OLD B4lLSY.—Tais Air. TWO aiig ill* betimes. of tilt Illibibittiallloll. ✓ims the Lowder proceeded to pas hale ma tome of death ea the &Bowleg ss , sllllilt Sow sired erimleals. vim. John Kerns, Charles Marsh, Waqioditlit, aid= Asa Amirswe. for stealiag la dwadiligabiresesi both (Amps sad James Meshy, for a robbery On lb, IClV4 s gr as a L OM& i for Life.—Joha Clambers sad WllllOO Pbereoso Teem—John Williams, Isms Norris. and eserg• Walker : sad eighteee were emameral to 7 years, Wm. Nillart to be imprisoned la the Hoes* of Corm. time two years; *levee fur Gee year, and a great camber of mimes for refloat@ periods, mot of wikem to be kept I to haidlaboor. Satereed were enhanced to be aspired is Margate for eshsellime. and sem to be iisivately aad The later memo seek plum lanneamly I i ir a b retoart-yard, la the premien of p a crowd dere- More. The lowdore Shoo argoorool to the !Mot September. .11NOLlail uPisitet HoUSS. A Main o?eva.of two sets, &added All i* the Deck. or golllassiss of Me Rik, was presented, last eight, at this Thme, for the kit time. It was well received from the kilo/slag ; and every mese, mod almost every imidest la the mood Aet, was followed by load ap emblthough the Story is seasewhat Improbable. of the settee', sad the male sitestioas which it "."'. aintirsaly produces, throw a veil ever that defect; aid, N Meth. ma nese it to .be forgotten. The sho raison were nest ably eastaised ; especially that of Nadel by Miseastar. Me have DOM erns MOM pee. OM gibe of ads,. It was sever excelled, we tbiak, sea emsh by MN. JORDAN ow Ilea. AOIDODON. The Ovorlnto Bed the New Neale of the Pelee are by Mr. *nee, and are very pl e :lialtheregb set pmeessiag " Originalty. A Dm* Miss Utaiw aad Wise sdesecvedl y spark's l' elaga Tr a r gP- rwidatives. 'IIIARICHT JULY unirllNll, WEDNIISIDAT. lass , 10. (not Ye...)—Rasswal of the Sweepslabia of I Mao for two par olds, Ost. 1111., sad tine year olds, W.-- no New T. Y. C. Delo of eratoe's eh. t. by Pardsam f pa sit I Lord Zoom ad b. f. by Worst, S yrs old . . Mr. Wortley ad lowa, J< yrs y old Wes b a leagtb. 71s Ibllowhig started be were not placid. Lord O. H. Cavendish's f. by Boarboa 3 yrs *ld. Mt. Barb's iteenated, 3 yrs old. Mr. Udey ad Betty, I it aid. Mr. Boovicie ad hr. L Haphazard. It yrs .Id. Lord 164 , 11•11boilt. yrs ad. Wy ' o Sharper, yrs old. Lord V ad b. L by /taboos, 3 )yrs old. Major M% ao ro. e. by H I yrs old. Mr. lama% ad br. to Gorioll, 3 yrs old. Mr. Haprs's br. f. by Rahn, 3 yrs old. *veld ft.-11to J pitied S. Ate I apt eb. f. by Piwftsa—lle I opt liosslead•-llte 1 apt br. f. by Maphasard-10 Is I apt libaryer-4 to I apt br. f. by Salm lb. Tows Raft of 80t. Airdrop year aid sells. Ilst. 41b. and Ulm. Oct. Last wile and a *stases et R. C. Mr. Wis s p. e. by Y. Gobsaaa Cleo. likerreaor's eh. f. Ratty Mr. Mae% b. f. by Rabies 3 Mr. ?WWII% b. e. 3.11.1 6 Wee by. leas& 7t04 so Or. by T. etthansa--4 to 1 agog Betty-7 to 1 apt b. f. by Ribs... 11111PPINU mrshaiosNes. Dior, Joie N.—Arrived last Welt sad sailed for the Rim, the Tbdla, Castor, from Jamaica; Rased, St. Doadasc—Came down from do River last sight aid run* W lsasy, Red*, for the South Sem do Psistrte, Raps, for New Tort.—Arrived this marahs g oo m a tm: 1: d tt b River. var. tbs Faith, tirilsrat, ties . maitta.7lll4S.W. • Poassmaelik Jots 111,—Wasami by, lb. Plasm, Rm. clay. from Jamdss I sad Midas. Ryas, from Amiss& ; bat\ for Immise.—Sailed the iodise Ryr, from Assstaglam for New Yerk.—Wind N. Biskralty's match to Stiluta and bark to Lamle*. 140 ROM is *boars, proved a foliar*. He had 29 miles to perform iv nine beers et-thre e'clak en Tuesday. sad at that dam he was far keel hob. At Wedeamill he bed meth diirteelty in weedier the bill ; atter Ana he became lame, aid was obliged to range at area o'clock le the evening, having 14 miles to perform labor beers. het to ale was impossible. Huh mosey was pood let upon the match, euil it was am salteard-ef ender 'taking. • Rivas) sad Ce. old the Two first 20,00 W. prises is the last Lottery etratreet Lottery bogies Neat Toosilay whoa Tea Capitals are sea to be draws and say he pined ate Man riskras every purchaser ray return his Ticket maim alNe toblog &scheme of the Ant day at a emelPtMlSMieaM. On prise be gave, viz. only It. IBs. on a made Ifidmi% Gioia/or *Sop ea a Sixteenth, other libliabis peopedoo (if hreaght hack before 26th Jul,). Wheel sosomior ft of AUK 3 of 20,0001. Compels la. hie. Net Moo 11111119. Hazard *ad Cc's. Wiese, 11, lkoyol Mattamegelate; 26, Corabill, sad 324, Oxford-street. Jena, who was stated la a femme amber to have Imo commitsed to Hushed geol. 'barged with mar shusghter for banes kiNid. his adectrearl. Farrieree, l fie a pugilistic ameba* me Made, metalled, has bees liberated epos hail; it hawieg nese transpired that she death of The safeness** man was osoosionoil by dm raptor* of a Neal vaasel, sag sot by JOSS! Jag epos him .. . • . NOUNS OF COMMONS, JULY 10. 1111110ELL4SE•011. The !dab Public Works Bill was reported. and the Report ordered to betaken tote farther cuesideratien on today seat. The Eschequer Bills ea Public Works Bill, west throve' a Committee, sad the farther consideration of the Report was Sued for Moeda, next.. 'lVhe iOall Bill was read a third time astf Passed. r. CURTEIS presented a Petition from certain Hopgrowers is the county of Sussex, praying an alter ation in the laws fet marking Hop.—Ordered to IN. risked. The Charge of Fiesioas Bill was read a third tithe sad passed. The Five per Coats. Repayment Bill was disposed of is &similar maser. The Salt Duties is Woad Bill vas reported, mid or dered to he'reeommitted. The Scottish Spirit Drawback BIN was reported, aid the third reading Axed for to-morrow. • Mr. WHITBRXAO preseated a Petit's% from a Baker in Shoreditch., braying a total repeal of the Sall Tax.—Ordered to lie open the table. The House west into a Committee upon a motion of the Chancellor of the Subpar". for granting Peo nies to the servants of the late Owen.. TM CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, that the amount to be required by the resolution be had to propose was, USE. Isl. The perm's. to wham Om' restos& ware to be granted were exclusively menial servaele ; aid mine of diem had bees very tog I. eke Owes's 'series. The highest amo to ho granted was motif 4001 to Jobs Jacob Siegel, maitre, d'Hotel to &mkt, Mesty. Coder dose chrumusaces be thought be libera lity of Parliaseat would not suffer these do. Mastics to wait In their old age. After a few obeerratiees from Mr. Hues sad the traecactes of the Recollects. the Report of the Committee was ordered to be received to -morrow. Tie Ripen of t h e Stage Coach Duties Bill mess takes imp farther aseenakratioa. and the Amendments of the Oseassittire were agreed to.—The third reading was Seed for tonsorrow. The Lottery Bill west through • Umanittee, and the ICwas ordered to be received to-morrow. Report of the Receiver Oeserars Bill was brought ap e sad after a btief conversetion the Bill was ordered to be riethemitted forthwith. The Hone thee remind' itself into a Committee, sad avramil Amendments were agreed to. The Report was brought op, and mimed to be takes into farther consi deration tonsenew. • 0. LAMB presented a petition from certain Kiewen epithet the Retail of Beer Bill. • Ir. BUXTON said that a considerable property *mid be Witted by this Bill, sad he trusted tie house wield wt pare it. Mr. NUMB hoised his Honourable sad Learned ?rimed wssld pay no enmities to time wise were in. te r In the 1014 but proceed to press it through the bows. Mr. MONCK said the Bill would be a greet public silvastage t sad that there would set be a matt is the ceitatry who was an a brewer se a pablicas that would "pee it. be 14. LOCKHART (winded, that as ripen? world tatedthe Bill. Mr. N. G URNEY made a few observaties that wets inandifth. .- Mr, BROUOHAM said that the Bill only went to slime the retail of Beer Is shop, and **old sot create aminspetitioe agalast the pnbitcans. The Polities was inured to be printed. r•sel raw mpg usisesattome. N,. S. WORTLEY roar to ask a gaieties of his NO Me Primed which greatly interested the mercantile sad mostmeiuwe skean of this country. The duty epos the Impeitatisa of British woollen goods into Npain and Pertegal wee uodersteed to bees bees lately doubled by ea ad el the Corti. He wished to know what steps had both takes by Oorseausest epos this subject. As • sinkted the wines of those coestries is preference le Obits, It was impossible to °enemies the reason of this prohibitory system being adopted towards es. If methan g should be thee by the Cartes in alteration of tie Norse they had pa_rsard, ho should feel it his ditty to bring th e natter before the bone early in the air Session _ _ — The : "Wiens a LONDONDERRY hilly reeogaleed the kiporisses a the Oration pet to him by hie Hoe. Fatted It was tree that siace the Revolution is Fate gal a ism, of SO per Cent bad been laid on the Imports ties of British weak, goods by the sew Governing. This, toe, was (*stray to the adpelations in the Treaty of the year 181 u. A salicient proof that such was sot the nedermanding of the treaty was afforded by the fact, that before the Revolution the duty condoned at 15 per oat. Several remeastrancee had bees made epee the subject, aid some were still pealing. which he hoped mil teredeat• satisfactorily. If that. should aot be die ease, as he feared it might at, his Hen. Friend wield Mat liberty te call the atteaties of the be... to the subject is the early part .f the watt Session. • Mr. DEMSON hal sedersteed epee a former ace sies that a phin was is asetemplecies foe bevies a third Mel Delivery is the year. He wished to knew hem the Noble Lord whe/ether that present plea was matured a as to be the year. The Mar/sees of LONDONORRRY thought he might say, l the Ones. of his Right Hon. Velma, that the plea was matured, end that it was to be tried la tbe hose counties la Deerephit sest. I • Pefittglawil. Mr. NOLAN eafiLthateb e e e lar which were epos dm' table of thy -fleese, relati Ole Mae a the her Laws, imputi e b i r should Wage to remedy the .vile i lieeM W k s( diem.-- The state of the peeshilies s ' • laliestell ' with this abject, sad the of ' • .17:1 4 1 Gnat Britain the laa *am ' tea per costa l7 was tea fad t a o pfeceed, it meat eventually peeciertiist the country. Various 111441. , oremJffTrim cemplisb dist esiLlia ofieldeli was te get rid of the poor lees altogether. fk"coefeesed that lie could sot wee te sub a proposal. He cossidered the lower dimes to be a glit s =rce albs strength of the coun try, and their i required attains. and apport. Hi took a 'view tlso effect of the Par Laws is this country for the leselwo or three centuries, mad ceased .d that "orient's the lower classes had prospered to as MINS% fat boyard those et any eater *sties. He seed set go to forage nations for an Illearaties a this, whee eel refortasate aims was afforded is the pre lim mat ..ba p Indio§ ash, pearl!, IvelawL lie there. Ora belie+ at without *ea laws, be Hissed lie per limy we Ii to resume their adesisis is what k wito the stoma of illisabtith. c Ifels. emi Leased Mealier thee pro seeded to that the protest merle et minsimistenag the Peos Lowe was at amplete varissee will la spirit and 'suedes of that statute. The essliiiresees of this bad brought about all the abuses whith hod swept it epee the systole. Tbe feeds had beano meladaii• starred, and tbe par man had become asuellsist a a them, set tie a matter of charity, bet as be MWeeed it,' a matter aright. The brat smote, "he** Ilia asp- =aright, was. be eosesivel, that a Usage the . Another smote esallibil evanesce te relieve' the- pat at Chair own beam This, be thositht. was! a swim misehievea 'taste; though be thought it, is! geseral 'impolitic to bring the old aid the yeast, the was., a very imposing dessriptioa. A party of the Lite u m , ai d , iisards was la att•sdases. am& aeloins The Licassod Victaallars haws bold a- to AMT, was di pahltisna_P.,4lo l ,alit ei . 1 ; ' ..,' o'l lei iki:4 141 11110 0 • 0 4 . . • -liviiiv from I.l*.i.rbiethila so bp the NAIR§ Assoicaa ship, thaws! Hawd, and &Ned ftsh Mow sty. wallas, that tie ins*** einueill Is a vet& Mina Yoar.)— punted state. owieg to tba Waal •fseicideses. and the IC 2 :I Z. BAlSS;iililli: Yesterday a Orwed Dinner wee gim at the City of leserlea Tama to Dee Francisco Anaemia Zia, the Moister Plenipotentiary from the Republic of esteebbta. Os this *erasion the treat room was cos. *lily flied. The stkadaace Wu as respectable as anisetelis, and Osetlemsn of all poetics were Frew at. Autos' those who were present we eeticod--the Dube of fie/perset, Sir J Mackistesk Sir B. Hobbes'', Sir Robert Wilms*, Mr William Curtis. Mr. Wil berforce, M P. Mr. R. Martin, M.P. Mr. Marrystt. 31. P. Mr. T. Wilson, M.P. Mr. C. H. Hatiblosea. M.P. Mt.'. Smith, M.P. Mr. Lessard, M.P. Dr.Lesh• logien. M.P. sod Mr. Roweroft. The Duke of So merset pre,ided, and the Colombiaa Mishkin took the chair es the right hand of the President. After an digest dieser, and the anal touts, the able Chairman rose and congratulated the company on the ocessioa for which they were aseembkd, lad adverting in glowleg terms to the essaosipadon of she peopk of Colombia, and expressing his ardent lieges that they wield long be gaited with Bogies& la the bonds of amity, he proposed to the meeting the health of lir. Zea, Minister Plenipotentiary from the Coles hien Republic. Mr. Zea then addressed the company, and was followed by Mr. Rowcroft, Sir James Mac hicteel., Mr. Wilberforce. Mr. Minya, Dr. Lasidag ton, Sir W. Curtis, Mr. J. Smith, Sir B. thehhonse, Mr. T. Wilson and Mr. Leonard, who addressed the Meet ag in animated and appropriate speeches. The most complete and cordial unanimity prevailed throrghoet the evening ; and , the whole proceediage of ti • day were calculated to afford unadulterated pleasure to the friends of the cause of which they were ass ambled to commemorate the success. - , tabhr and dieehled. the lift, and the indietriaie together. The Hon earl Leaned Member then preeeedid Wooden the ',feral *litotes repsiatinf the Poor Laws. The eye tem of select vestries had been tined highly hoseetlesof. and he unposed to codeine. to,•extend the beeeet which Awl resulted fro* it. la like uleaust he wished to preserve the val ue of Assistant Overseer 'at a declaring that. amen, smaller parishes. one overseer should perform 114 duty of two. This easistaat over seer should be appointed by the ifeitry,imt should be controlled by the Magistrates. The nett Orovisies (erred to the rate. At present lb* titres vestry bad so power to settle the rate. This power be Weight it would be reasonable to giro them. As the law Dow I stood they had thipower in certain cased to make le trifles to enable them to distinguish the meritorioes trona the dissolute applicants for relief. This power he proposed to extend, Ise hoped not urweastniably. by giv ing the Justices of the Peace wed the Select Vestry ad ,s`ditional mesas of midair these inquirlei. He also would suggest a declaratory clause, Kleist a power to employ the poor out of the parish, epos which they were chargeable, provided the distance did not exceed a reasonable distance, probably oils or ten miles. The other alterations of the law which he was about to prii• pose were of • more covet nature. The first weed teed the making out of lists, containing fell partitatiate the allowance paid to the applicant, and tics amount•er his earnings. This would enable the Moen at a future pert) pro to ascertain the root of the evil.— Thai lists were to he returned to the Magistrates who were to glee orders ateordingle, for the direction to which the labours of the paupers should be directed..— This might lead to mach beiseit with respect to the is movement of oar turnpike roads. The eat alteration was se twattment, that at the *ad of the year the as • should be sommirity made up sad that them who were continually sod °Distantly a berths* oe parish, should be put. (we believe the Hoe. Member said) to severer labour. His object was to encourage a degree of ambition einem, the poor, and to &Mesh the number of spongers es the par ish feed. He pro posed to make other prevision, principally to enforce regularity in the keepleg of the palish eecoasts, out throwing weep Windom' laboer in the Overseers. The 'abject ofsettlinneat admitted of so mach diffweece of opinion, and invited so mach discuseiee, that he had thought it better not to meddle With it at peewit Ig. however, his aleasare should be received favourably by the House, be might be iodaked to offer some sensed*. on that important subject in the course of the next See sloe. For the same reason be bad forborne to teach oh the ,abject of removal ; but he would oinerve that, as tray to some opisions of considerable weight.he theuight removal should be rendered easy. and sruirtnrsts cult. It was true that this had the erect of inereseleg the berthens on the Agriculture! !stereos, bat the die culty was how to get rid of this lacenvebience. He, 'of course, should at present refrs4o from veering any 984• aloe on this point. The Hoe. and Leased Member, after some farther obeereations en the IMO:whims of magisterial duties with reference to this solve!, con cluded by moving "For leave to brie/ In a Bill to amend the laws memo/dug the Poor." The Marva& of LONDONDERRY said. a flit awful dieeassion on the subject might be obtained by /feet the Hon. and Learned Member leave to brag fa the Bill. He felt mach gratitude to the Hun. and Lamed Member for his labours; especially as they appeared di rected towards an advaatageoes admialstratioa of the present laws, rather than the proposal of sew woes.— He was sure that the boom weed agree with bier ie saying. that the Honourable and Leeriest Mensbec hal tweed the subject with great modentioia and efeadiser. hear.) • • •.- .. 4 A ll ft . e a r r a few words from Mr. Minim bate wee give to bring is the BilL atteir ELL. • Mr. Secretary PEEL moved the Order of the Day for receiving the sport es this Bill. After a conversed** between Mr. Illeasat.. Mr. Se cretary Peat.. Mr. &settee, and the Seseeeft, the Re. port was brought 1p and agreed to. Mr. SCA RLErr them moved the addlthie to the Bill of several clauses. The first was for 'whistling the power given by the teeth section of the Bill to Ideal Magistrates. The second was to pretest as abuse of the Bill, by forbidding the removal of soy pima; being the subject of a cesatry in amity with this, unless it shield be previously deposed en oath, that be was ea gaged Is a eoespiracy agai n st the Hoverement if that 'Sesser. This, he (Mr. S.) coaceived would not be in mieleleat with the professed object of the Bill. The wet clause was for directing that there be laid before both Houses of Parliameet a list of the obese wet stet of the emery under the eat. Another was empowering aliens to cull for a commaeication is wide' of the charges agaiast them upon which it was premised to send there away. This was to noble aliens to avail themselves with '&0. of the right of appeal to the Privy Come. It would be wee that these claws did sot interfere with the powers given by the Bill. Mr. Secretary PBBL opposed all the clauses. The first was seeeesesary, as the local Magistrates could Dot act without special authority from the Secretary of State. No object's* had ever been made to give a ce tera es Motion of the peewee sent out of the country seder the Act, sad the clause ea that subject w. -s also meteceseary. The appeal to the Privy Goancll, be coo was complete Wiliest the clause ea that subject. As for the clause Ntaillag thie cases is which the Art Win le be enfores4,lll Shawls* the value of the Bill be- Liseps. its being a tibterseliteery power is the e ll eVies. Past Ililledualit aim might be a good reason for ream *Bee. ma the bringing up of the Arse - • ' by Mr;Scatu.arr, vies there op - v.. • e tilPieftho Clasee.l3; Apical it. 39; Majority, 2s. Atingle/ up of the other cleans was then nevi. • trout a division. (math* Lord/Imre anus their Lord ipe• wee to several Bills. amen/tee. Mr. WESTERN ifter alluding to the greenest dis appointments he bad mat with is bit desire to bring forward his mules on this subject, sad to the dream. stance of Hewsl of his friends havieg left the bootie, soder the Ismpiessies that he said not bring it oa to night, proposed that lie Reeehnioas be read sod agreed to pro/erne, except the last, which might be reeerve.l for discussion on a future evening. The last was tie only Resolution, be believed, which admitted of debate ; the dm one being surety matter of dry etateisseet. After a enlivened** welch foamed between the Mar geese of LON DON ***** , Mr. !Deem; Mr. iftisaissov. cad Mr. W 'STORM, it was agreed that Ale. W. shoed preceed. it being conceived Out hie fret Itesolatioes Dot ualy +Grew argumeouitive. but ;weaved alto many as sumed facts which were disputable. Mr. WiNt ERN thee resumed. He might be se emed of ohstioacy la pressing his opinioos ea the attendee of the Hoare; bet as be coescirationaly be lieved that the calamities of the coaatry ware to Le attributed to the measures be complained of. be wowed his obstiesey would be forefeet'. Ha dilated that the statements he had embodied in lie itesolatieseimakt be quinitioeed. He conlidently *serried that sissy of the caltivateeir of the soil bad bees brought to tutu IN the operation of ear laws overacting the currency. The groat Lanileatilers bad sot yet felt the piaci,, best* they were (ending en vie vitals of the Farmer,-, Unarm the Landholder was drawing near to a mole _ I 1 I . , • . .• . • •• • '...• . , - • .- ' - I, : 1: 'lit . i • i ,I . •1 , t 1, .f 1 ' ' .' . ~ t 1 t 1 1 I ) r i ' I: 1 i lb: P 1 i : 4 } I t it I 1 il l 1 I i 4 1, 4 ti ' I - 1 • ' 1 I ' i ! L.°l L . 1 1 1 "E 4 , 1 - - , t i i ‘ 11 i , ii !