The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-06-03 00:00:00

• ThE STA' „..ify this art. lift facility of disteithie the troth,' CiiiiirkeMbe . bldtting trebekt tilthoog , ith the t his of iiwooti, si ft IS id deterraind Idtnehie le* Vent..l2tly St alseposatsligs **ail cr oliiii'y those wan mind ft with that of to tokenism on the 9th of ivaar- , the O” • secti. The ',Titbit, toe, which assumes 'lna of trebruary. t i s k soli then i bids or the eameleon, holds I . tvitifiiiiititioni of Eichkaiiiimbiihkomay.l eat tarty the Wale, valour dun Aft ectalian,H bee l a cas i li g, r ot e ctiteratingly observes, that "afl d little , ow moan such The . sigis.fer ow i ng fir v i c tories will innthllite the forces of tha l *raat r i t •- • 11 . 11.1 4 11111° M li g what .rhzu will aot the •itme victories 'do to , tho • Alie d th ee* alter the donna a CA b b e Z ti t o r , teb" r y 'a l ight the Princes, st Iptiti&ii r oed ; list Nby sowing , or throwidg lot n i b troops ti*lnt Palace Gone gO4 41zipd " the teeth it their dead soldiers Sully the ',thew: Oa Tuesday morning, hoe •• vran t command& a polealitiers at well as de his web- -*kin Hyde - Park s . ague, t Ar,n,fiti; he A &avert his meg' into bad 114.4 illirtr to dine at the afternoon ' ear as Ipkedlll as any General of She 1 . e age. 1 tabilai Cowell was bold rio• rsy* oga, •it set aboard lb helm in . sigh a tears er r DNS i tiff Flints Oillue. • • f &acc ount not say. that the votentsers of Pori*, I' The Itth Ae dcl e of t h e. Tr" l 7 4 7 wreck follows t— antler the dentitdinatiOn of R 4 I(aticets, exhibited la ohau .be lairtati I all did ' battle feed elf saltier ar Mild! We i w il l not his !dp s it ! en Great *halt, - • s o k conscripts ba nadlialartillatide id a short': time from thole litho sit sehoillarati as veterans) jt it painful and irksome bi- an extreme to be corn- Felled to la a part *lids West erases bay so easily SMinterpret: To thole we may appear the panegy. I Mists or out eery whey. Wet so. We wi.h to i nvent our todntryiess from Wag bamboozled sarbfaction, which reopen bi theharoet lush they bring on their herded countr y. Oar ietik Pima of government prevents Our contendlitehßia him ender the fair &mice of subduing libef . 'lret vials; therefore, to WO that system autienl4, t ee as this we might hoopoe a level ground with s• or in end put to the oar @pity of sending the beet' strength of the Calash? est de It, to eapedittees, se tete toed for gunpowder ; add hie best part of oar ,shish in {Amid ins fist igotsining Uniternifyikidliaidalpe ?HP is dm peoakutios ef asanguinary and expensive vsefare, the tobjeetolbe bat of which has never, tin sMi very instants he.. eitprnssed lei our Ministers, new ertn rindendood by the pipit. The generality of the Seeders of Iteirspipeet irtigeorant of the triune• clishie mischief tbe wells ed then entail en their Wary by the oondeelelllttt of facts, and b) the false toleseing given to the.. mots which ate placti and era B,lllseChma with Its very isist. robe: Theft ate nine In tab of the newspapers ea. tent, *ha insist di** it tethis host that the battle or Loden *yds iallititely not* &Lomas to the french army than ti that of the Allies t add that, although the PirOdnithin of that beetle allowed the frmeh to arose the OW uninterroptedly, and *m il givichontenance, is determine, end to enrol the !Axon Usti with their oasn, yet that it was in no re speet to ba Mattered a a defeat of the Allies. MI, titer, tea mothettlaty eneonrigement ftons the effrontery ttf sieh adeoelies, ,ender the mortifying disappointatents end fannies of their puerile plans) ami ilthesite the lied of thorbitile . is so 'trinity operative *pet their roessorebas to tern aside, or suspend at kid 11$ iitt 'Meg oft with an • niflditto-iithevleit now se thane, of •Ireeta ins its preeitiletilristitipeted -object, yet do that imbecile rulers ir * oett - *den allow, led met trge, their woe ellOteloti to keep the people is the , fatal &theme tyli bon spina tit: Die to "-pure pose that to tuatir tie fro* aimed enemy had initusivtiodoi , in Poi amnia.; girth if the trot* Perm is hart authority to say, that Coithili. WWl* rite* tiff in favour of the Roman' Catitiliellek. JailltiGaAssasi, who'was against*. ' • " T itettelday Govertuneat contracted for 811139.10,11, Isf bernp„ at 841. The price of eh commodity vibe Utile battle of Letzen was 781. 'haunt, MAI 29.—Lord Wurrwosenli *fail !Wilma to the Lord Lieatenantey of behold, it . the roan of the Duke of Ricastotta, was anuitunead at the Castle .thii day, and preparations are now making for the .departure of his Grace.-- Archdeacon Foikaa is the new Bishop of Ossory, in the room Of the late amiable Dr. iLiaassm. Aa is the son of the, late Archbishop of nEPLIN, and brother Of the.Cointess of KILKENNY.' %NEWER Eascstos..--State of the Poll, 2d day, Tuesday, June I.—Lord CitANBeUSN,- 30— Mr.hms, 30—Mr. Use, IV4.t.tAms, 21 —Mr. STUART, 20. Friday, Mr. R. A. Cox, of Little Britain, tru elected an Alderman of Aldersgate Ward, in the room of Sr J. W. Awocasow, deceased. Although the Wealth-giving Goddeis has been very baehltard in dispensing several of her greatest gifts in her present Lottery Wheel, she must, nokns volens, discharge the entire of them To-moirow.— tln short, she must, on our beloved KiNnls Birth. day, present the remaining Votaries with Above Sixty • Thousand Pounds—what a critical moment of high !iuteilent .• . • It is stated, that there are upwards of 1100 houses unoccupied in the town of Manchester, including Natal of considerable more than 13,0001. The total prevaiseannorcupiedi of ever) description in the town s fealigot rental of upwards of 27,0001. •-• • THE LATE MURDERS. w . eikqemblea testate the fol low i c: Wkkorson'r attdopt oh Ms owe Ilk ;or tope s'eleelt, *hen the Coronet (Mr. Mmistsw) was consumption . of malt . tiqUois. In co Noble Earl obserired, that %ruder the Preierit, Stances, it %could - be imposiiible to give ep"tive le question ;* he MOO tkerefOre Press.the ing of the Bill. This proceeding in consequence tool 1 . The Piderge6 -4424 4 . 1 11 R. t1444:41... the production of a . yeriety . , of official dory., touching the amount of the'irid% at'k , ferent periods ; which were ordered accordingly.' . , The Bills upon the tattle *ere . TOrreMedt i r m i t tl respective stages. ' Among ihese, the Irish A Taxes, the Irish Drawbacks and 'Bouitiev,. Irish slides Duties' Bills 'wereiesidsi third Ouse and passed. • .•1 • The Irish Militia Enlistment,. and fifeli'Arry Bills, wire brought up from the Ciinuionl7lool • Member , p ....a- Graham; Mr. Keck, and ether .t9g!tbet Nith lumber of Ptirate Bills; which . trere sere• wwr npnketb s , 't u gboat dot g i g t eg li g i, s o r g e ger quitting over the depositions to the several wltiessei fat tbeir asi ndly read a dist time. *naiad aignature, an alarm was excited that Nichols; had 1 111 . •• . . • . . ' ". •••... • --- - 7 -7.: thing but thattemitb, it Is oledlded Ott " theliettie take - • The Scots Court of Sessions'• Bub were soda third. Mathis throat. /le bad been in the custody of two !Metro of 1 ti ttle . d named . . , plaited oldie* Owen( the Inset& shiglstropiry, Bew.atenm, esti 4 tbe CitY, lid bad beesk fortaltted by then 1 . et yielding his *ors tboa Übe bereft limiest of osiet im e•tter the a *ster e -ek*el a On an thee7ti - m arm . of the lidsrquis of LANSIieW s fit,' that he w as ill ri"", be iti cu a l l his to throat t o l v t i fi th m' ii . 1 tied after ft few words from • ids. Grace of NOR. $11P) in g nits4tglia ' lit' too "P M*. sit 8"11 ashes " I I i raw. wit it appears, be had concealed is the front of his: l l'oLX, the North Wilt, Canal , RIR was read a sis+ ieyond its roil inrportenee," &c.o.* ors suss in 1 breeches:" 'he gads *as .so deep and dreadful in appeataare, cond tinimi, and cionavitted for-Monday se'nnight. political or newspepet trickery, would eerfott hiss and he hied so eoltePosiY, that it was supposed be room pot five 'Adjourned tih to-morrow. *if it tha balk( that the moony hod only galued easy minutest The wound was so , large, that a hand , •' • • ' . • • 4 .., _ , might hate .heed Inserted In it r the bead seemed •almost se * village at the expenet of i 0,00.5 of his best troops t - rantissiely, Mr. itSberta . and musg. OF COMM o*. sod the aitfot cotnesentator moos k should be to i Ms. that; -SerteNis, .e( Bromley, were in attendiusee t mr, Ilpwriksi rs t , towed , a return of the Crtsitt Q. Oaderithod 1 whereas' the ' iby big g i n lwi e I had Mt./atter Geode - Mau inatediately raiked forward, and :tors coabaed fullte . beg's Bench, which was ordered ~.tt! ;is! 0c . ,.. ' - ts adeatlisegandng arteries *kb both his hands, and. with great the,„,_okide• - • wars . this little tone, gains o toss also, which 1 0E0 pitsiace - ef * mind, contrived tss' stop Mt.** *ids Ms mese ' ' 111 "*" . 8111 milli third time and _• _ -,--_- I Mr: CALI:MA FT, after seine remaiks onthe rut li ilialiiil, kim to Berlin, the Capital be one of his unitett , graspand pressure, till more regu l ar mum o nao be wean. .:1 the ( mune f whin he complained Much of the grant examci epee*, mbar* he will probably - bo seed to grant aaf rA th n .eirueacrs hours ; and Cooper ,' ar#lbW to' ;filth accor ding tot he present plan, would . be tit** '. • ° V sl it at was to th M e t o . pi A n s io tle :SW this eal ho , ill wteli etoorit_if.llasectithat ate mi nutes taken before tbil .** i ‘oZatituasoa armistice. Time Wog was it sold that the Saxons had 1 = r o e ; t h t „ ' , Th d r B rddl l ey , A te the ge ni i s* , d , the *ming. . the Bill should be laid befo re l the House. . , , . Mr. JOHN SMITH seconded the nation. .. taken their ;tine *nit' France . Ministers, while [Sam &elan would recover . At seven o'cidtk yesterday even, ; A l un g 4b nass i nn ensue d, i n `which Sir W, deary, 'sir E. leading their o,oolliguineas to Bekilatritic, * e m it,: ing, be Am la a favourable state. He had, for kw hours, lryd e gr. Mr io llaes . t i = k irr. m M r arrytt ig llg: : r: l a Vy a lli r l Sie a l• tare elleeloid tilt lhisebood to justify their pets& lle maks 4 " Ifeak em o n t ""gt i s a he had lakt very leide I he *al" . ai r ser = 't emea t t i l ettiej i diteti / lifter *hid ' ille ' llms•ed;ili e d t. . pkinatioa, but persLaed in , hail * a. Pn e l• WIWI flffelala WWI tbsy. ban limeteit id r etiatsaso n° asplooc;nre n.r .- - L e a s ;est ez los eta to his bi Mrs Ais '*---- 7 - elspittor u s lrsl os u ad o *inures -• .4 ~ :ifel.: . !.:2;:i . '..- ea being ID, p i ns.; ta d shot th e y g em dkikosiii . ;.. .. ~. , . jllll. is the preimace 'eti: Ilk Saar; •• irhiditr ive r " ':' Ala •t. •• 4 '. • • 4 . '. 4 1.. • ... - ~. •:. to posse, kawbroaght Wm tO the degraded eareirkee, • WwWera. ... In this 6 ° 114 anullet/ 11 * . •/"Iti'd 41 . •/' ;' . _. . .• I NON ' * ty ago' last the moduli* • "f ' •:• ' • I dike masker, solidus he seemed er kis)* ,Kofeedy, .. aa--. I - 111 PC Mae comthleration4 theteport of the ifehtose. if sets iadmiita WO NAM? DI7NDAB, who, upon tits .tbiu Weal kb. head slightly Its if denyias ati kamiisrmige • ri d . 4/ansitiee rqs - eit• paned to httiottaisr'onight. Prr 4 Pfetsit is• WWI Adminbtrudeu t said (or seemed ,of , 11. .*p appeared cotta and Composed dyeing the whale • Theaudiidetaflat dr the Ortlntince Estimates aid Armkila's to 5ay),4•44 , ill% oa s t s tile r, ger go see i ng a tpesieesbuiluues seeable' hitt there was w .6 1 ,,,i ness na g do,- trasmiloarks *as emetiosed . to Wedoeaday senoight.. . i ( c h o l a *. to W s ess i snusausee, from whi l li t t nay not sifairly . babilitm or ala okl • . PErrttatt ntOet tdAlkiellbetlift. ' --- - ciadidat " for oar sialidim, 'be Were* deteltede*it If Pail'ibkiitt moolgetoPt at 90 . LO . rd coc;aawring presented ' a Pft' Wort ‘sigtsdti' "s Pretaat totte for *pisoir all aut-. 44 Who waits! tide. Very strict gilµamti hoWet,te; are Sdn/IMOPeiIY Ob• 'by tertilits jobahltilits•or Manchester, complidiltigibf e n pendii1111010" . 1110611rtiny etc. 'fhb is the don • served to P r e ve n t N' ol / 1 10b e i t'' He °••• de " ° stiele P ed id * bevies. been dujuody cooll al being scared . ..of odsi II , n ! strait ondstcoat, kb arms heink.liliewise, held loktos peewits .- . • . 14 - f I - h they met to ti ne la weededir *tie: hits been disposed • ta al' owe on cute site at Mai: his head also is kept in.; *teat, pda tramstenng uh -IV u oaths, w eti .. peer l areu * lotielhedhab. list list plum should come : tare, to eakaaymotion Which be Might make to open ar is. sloe for Pe rtientositery. Reform. The Petition 'lst At fres the Soak * Soo, lai l d n ' trent, the *mud. An officer of Bowstrect and servants heti- firth Oa Vatiotts grievances to which they had beemk Thos an .Y 16 ' 'al I the room to watch MM. Mr. Bona was there faring • guispeemed, and, the injuries. their characters had Ous j...._---"I ••1 bowlewert tisk. Is NOW. orslety and . w°4 " ° . the witdoef the sight. As kr had stated that he was a Calludie. a liked b time statelhents said had appeared on the i , _7 4A ote OoorillF deddidlide if solidsilielod, that we nipeesailleGuatlemen,a priest °tibia eersoaslon,was seat forwh• outset i n ' th e newspapers. . ' The conclusion of it ; "Re mod stest irsolltietesslieleili brought to light. ' moat the bows yesterday aftertioon I but Nicholson bad made no pin ed tlki •• lime to Il f or d . thew redress . for the i But to eataksigrAgeS oohs Wises. list Austrians, t :r ata ' hia bad not 6eeu ltu ra t i ;: his c i on ta fes.io h u . webegs they bad ' autferect,, and to take Such nses.. i ial tates tbat e° Ms au is be ivere Mob, !rife"' ire 00 " eat ae Irgn/aZurrit . .. nitwit to • a Catbolto - ; b:pretends to be In doubt as to r le m pla u c t. e . o li f ° _, ltrf :: " would e ff ectuall y , g u atd all a k t r e a:, r a Petft!°!'„ !ho Willie! 1111 ore Boni Ire have not thus end space ' Ids birth, bat ways that Itches lived chiefly In island , where be was' 6 ' 1 " ern ' ' ' •' • - - 1" : i • • • •' . • Pec k dui' to show the faibesperdsts hope, (Lis last resource of aront . a . " .... ue, and where his friends live. IBS decent, accerdlog • . , . .... . v teed COCHRANE pored 4 T hat this IPet of thelamily. and d l the do- be ttPon /11 "* Ifitn°- .. • ' .•*•' • s ' - 4 " r aid. Rot the csaie—tits cage, we shall, at beast, .to t- ki7; —t decid e o d f ly th l e r Gelidelle ish. H. is man about the middle height, 'Me. EINT 1 i Van witheel -AO Ike Nobli , lo r • have this rare isfii la the cgs : accomPludedr ria 4pot bulky, bat well-flied and muscular. Ills countenance heirs ha e j oil,befln to. he coeds Ma • ebOtioui .1 1 4 . red7 ll . l I Llbts with ad die French Eagles. . .. In it a decided resolute character, bat its restores iniaelther'uo• •60 . wais ecl-o ',tent) cook' be et/foist by Inelleiro,'• -mw-• •• " ifavonrable two unpleaaing. His age 4119 years. .. . If. (cM. Liat!ittsis) thillorstoed unit this PlNhinim'ers The nektfa i nea from the Stock Exchange this , ' we apprehend, that one passage in Use !siderite before the • had hewn acirtigeil of administering troltiwfut.'iniths morning waited opoothe Minister to know theamount, f il e g ref lem e 7: 43t ibe stated n . T a li b te l : fa r c i t eari o e st at it h e . t f a t i e r a : d r /11. deliv er y . but ofequlitalb ~sll.l'ihrtt.tlicy felt- whit tn..' of the Lean when he declared 21 Wilier's' for 1 Lean,, w found on m llioaday . morning, by Lavender , by the ' becl4kl of s. • b i si .. ° j °l444 '. lii 4 .1. 1 •7 44. tr rintraCierL ' hie ' En g 1 4 e: • !MP alai , tote so !I;hrfi • nisi) t g6ti id ,by &oh aid s i x for /i s l an d, w ith an op ti on t o I Nicholson, and also the pair discovered v in the closet ►by toys . , . 1 i l / 4 - 1 . .f... ... . ...• ~- ,Li • . 1 i....i i , open in fp 40. .to VP if 4 tas • 0 . ; i ll for sin millions men if wanted. It is to be e ' IT""4:l'''were , tteusnle w ill : lam e atiTatbiat M an ere d y. b enn e "Mate 416 -- ttottse . I unjustly adamitietd rails w win °pante* " libel LlOO subscribed ellb in the Reduced Sis 4 as to tbb Milking feature dike case.. .. • " their liCtiotrj aL, , iiiiit Um= toy 'whoa% Holy- • I~N!4~Ar• 1911 their edit *4 for it Obeli. . th, .P,etiiidtt sed),. bdt he ' ' Whit. redreie lie ibetighe it 'Retitled ; ' it the &entry -/- that to *OA -' •s ' if the ii* 3 •-:' individudls se ':'.' l . 16000 for. '. 1 ..... -- ,at _.,reas. .. theni tb stet" - •..- - 4 ,. v . lie r A n ili nes reepeet i ej t h e p eepegetiee 4 , e , d in. . forward - to the firdinstaticei to _ put ihentaqd 4 in Pid ••, . ..c tiiiirK """Waff --- is ladle, were remeate-s e- yri.e dby Lord CARRING- place of tjus'qoutts et law: • TON Wad Peer., (mm---- al lam of We oomotti which w_ereiered to. lie so the aide. - Mr. -WHItBREAIi said, there &s ! *Audi -4(041 Lord ELICIT presented a Nifti preenter, to favOi r of the North WV. in speech of the Itight Um,• deatlemtini heti' . ' ~:i : . Wilts Cated Eta - t • ant yeti R E DESUA LE two a z alea it, a s matty,Petitionepiesented W the Heinle *ere ii.f.l ..-1. , i,....,-,"; • .11M11111 . 0.141 DUTIES HILL. :, ••• • ferectto lie on the l able . thn hail ugh., they nO iMmei - ' , ' On the question for the first reading of this Hill,. ..diaie.proipect of• eroding' the .PetitiOtierS iciliesst f., .Ai :. . •, ; The Marquis of. fokrailikOWNE said, he should he hoped thePresetit.Petition - Irlinid.nOt be jijetV'' A . , .!. , . opportunist - solemn protest.. It Iris true that the law, .at the highs flooi: (weiii s .;,":.‘ .i.::. Ma messird also beg 1, 41 4 man had saidortiopenlotlitise from *lions fltis e. 4 few.. , - - The recent titian came, liti really it - weilltildhetier thin ii taut 4 ' '.. .rebtpd, tended et? * **tient le theiir : sitettion in state this. 1141, • consumption of ' spirits, ae woOld be likely to.refer to the ,itnguage used br Mt:` • 7-:!'i,,, ,* manifested hrthe in:tititutie ;ruche, who, When it Was said :the lit . 4".iiitte s -:- l o l a. testified- . open to all, .observed, i' $o is the. London Totein,- .., • t en d e d to di. and thoaewhosan bear .the et pence niapio, to .la %i.„ 1 .. i • revenue - enrice . ati4tel) as •to the LOndon Taogru.'! if shevo pri, r f,i ' l ,, , .. t r e venue we re ~colthi:iford t O *go to law, ise he#l io.cloOfillet,,o,,i4c, i . , sopa. , !p i e j . , OA°, yid his opinion was lb-iv / woo I , d oh apt t ugs.... ~.,, • "14 V.40 1 11e1.• To thoserwlkObad,rts..o hair trials, P ".' .., It remained lone IliYi." - Vie• - efailtitterirttf: , ehe - *lineages. n i g : ..t.,,0-`' . :•. wr;i• evils would b e .thero,iiitcrell'the elli/g i oustaivekis ofithe case, he than 1; •• •• 7 „.,- eiew, , by the addl.., it must appear-that tete never was a g:osser act' O , f :'. ten.- He wo u ld t Oppression than that which was Intro furnished.. But : pit tt .- Lerdtbipdy .. , for a citalingent Ito tell a man who Was now in prison for debt, or who .... • small increase , of revenue, they • would risk an acid had been turned out of his poblit-house,ltold had not , - cemlno of the moral evils to which besatisertedt,pthemeans of supporting himself, and ..vith hardly t',. ~ What bepropesed wee, thet.thalbird reading of-the 1 Peony I .. n h i s pocket , that he might go to I . l w, was ' Bill should be Postpesed for threw weeks, inotder little better than mocking him, lie nought the. .. to enable him to' ;melee'. Sete Lordships, by off . IlOust4tpuld not consult it s di g nity, by refusing OS - ! e r 44 dotatments, of the facts which he asserted. The Dinbiti L old concluded by moeing, 46 That the Bill let this ifiltition lie on th e table. Their refusal, if not unjust, would appear harsh and unkind, and he *tie read a third time that dey three , weals." thought. the H ou s e s ho uld - encourage complain t s of The Earl of LIVERPOOL regretted that the ob. this nature, that if tbey could not afford redress, ,jeetions of •thriNoble Marquis had not been. made at . those who were aggrivved might at least knoir there att earlier period. At present no small deities of in. was one place where their sorrows could be heard, convenience monitor's° frOm the adoption of 'such :and their complaints deposited,. without being treated a motion ; besides, II thought there was no sufficient. !lankly. 'With:this, feeling,- he hoped the Petition ground to iositsCe the. Abuse to agree to such es propo:. *LAMAR:IO rejected, , • . sition. - The duties in question, Olnied an itapertitnt - Mr,,W .) ,VlYlstE,„thoigh: snit* that House be. team Of revenue, and . perhaps it W'its not unworthy. 'big applied to in cases where the law offered a reme• of consideration, that the whole. of the &Wei upon dy, wished this Petition to be received. That com. the berml of beer in Ireland wet** be po tuorethstssi: plaiued of hail ocCarred . it : consequence of the par. 10e.; wherosthe actual duty at present le,Eriglind . :Iles, hating pet to„pititiots, Parliament, and there. upon the setae quantity was 11..55. He : had to ob. ; tore, tending as iidid.to ,obstruct the right of pet!. serve, it was the intention of Governn*4 ... ; to .pros . dolling, it c onsidered inlitlit. seintmfering with the paean additiohal . duty . onSpiriti in that :cOentry, Rrlvileget a the Hooke. : . ... : .. *•.-... which would operate as a protectibtr. tooter& !be .14,-.PATOPST,tillit*titil the *resent was not .. . ._ . -._ ilitnelli ;'. 43 - t it striw_ to the right 9f petition , .ng, al in this particular remtdr was offered by Us la*, might po4ke afforded in another.- -48 dirf.ootMeslil io preichla opposition to the Pe- On the table: *1.14%W ezplaiail. _ _e_. 04, ?.DIL I !a. encLuirybehiffei ofgot. T.111,13'01, pOt,ta ,eff*se,.to recei , "ii..Peiidon. v toad I,.**l.4;tfont : oat it should not 4k - tip* to that t n to witbeit money 'amid oMaip.restreas.4,lyAr. 2 Jle d ieti this tg.bli . thcikct t pd iliapgist:the : aouse ought to *Cautions he' *et eutai likinectottiiion9, , contain. allegatibps; W . bickikey had ua means of ascer ;going .to 6...prie4t . . tti containea ire such , , r Petition yins. ertiericiii:Dt4t!B the .table. • • Alessitge from the 1:44 . 4 au their Lora. sliiiiiii;tscaireitce intiye.fshih.LOSO t hill i . O*Lsereral Other Pi l ls,, . .._ . ~ ...., , • , • /4140.05.1 1 %.411ai1ict r t ea'o, to- bring in, a Bill for rewslatiug the trad: of Ik. Licensed Victoallers of the MetrOpolis. . He afterwards brought it in, when • I it was read a first and ordered. 'to- be. read a second *am on that day sts'onight, ti od to be printed. .." ~ The Irish kepis' Bill was read a second tim', and i,committed for that day three Weeks. t- Mr, W.FATERN gaits:postponed his mnlion on • I tha .subject of His f,nokerpers• Tetitions, from to. morrow to to.rtiorray,,le!nrught, in the hope that the NobliLonfoppolite-wo4d, in the mean time r Jake measures for affording-Ahem relief. . Mr. KPlRlC k postpotted The Insolvent Debtors' .' . Bill till .to-morrow se'llnight ; as did Mr. B. PEELE the Irish Insolvent Debtots'ilill to Friday se'nnight. - • The Bill.to preserve the Scotch Bridles frotn this looting of timber, was reed a second tene t and or: dered to be committfil to-Terre*. - . :The CHANCE:Lai - RAO the Elea EQUER blzeght in i Bill faeiheilieviteffecttial p?oriiino for tbelale and redemption-of-Shit hood T:ia, which was hid jt first'tinseed brdoredfir *second 'Ralik% oa ails-day ininnight.., . --.. . : 7-. - • . . Mr. WiLBP/RFORCPlpeenotice that`he would tomorrow move.forleavosr bring in a Bill to raze. late and amend the Acts for the Abolition of the Stave Trade: •• • .,--. .- ' • • Lord PALKERSTOWtokiItig obtained leave l , 1 tsitught . in a .Bill to -:provioji.lor-the Puoishmentstadr: :.• Spldiers detsChesl"ooll , thud-t/larters in the Passight: sofa; and of eiriattes; Pries read a. first d o p ey -li, .., coind reading on Wednesday next. . On the motion 'of the' CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUEIt, the linuie resolved into o'Coinniit. tee of Supply to which 4.l6lo:igaciOunts and estimates ; werereferred„ The ltikitt Hon. Gentleman; after staAip. , the grounds. of' hei 'propositio n , 'moved that 25,0001. be granted to the sufferers in the I.4land of Vincent,. which was agreed lot as was a Vote n( 4,000,000 r. to Make goo - d the deficiency in the Army ',-,Extraordinaries for the year 1811;2. The CHANCELLOR.'ot the EXCHEQUER then stated- that the aMotintlif the Army Extronrei arieS_ r l' be sliou'll' Woo to propoti fOr the p, cent year, would b09,566,6001,'t1fs pear afore of which he would esa Wein More bp- - ,fiathre occasion. He lt 1.1 no* ' i. IMMO 12 1.6, It ; h a g b e i s & i : , ‘ er - "- a n sa d dit s ib• . '.- • • itais - r The Marquis pf• ,„_,LANS_DOWNE si nOt his , or Great and oft* Mast • idi take this opportunity of entering his I shore . with r tbeir shipswiPt all sooner a liberty . lopc:l 7 ,r z ir it', ao dis- against this usessire; sud be shield 1 , thoettoa beige waft who are the p of a ses imerallild w b a am, avow to say a few words *upon toe otcaiion, tterans I , lona therm frau any pm tot le equity with the (latvesr - . Wirais ,tdditions to the Malt Duties in treljtod be coin- at the li bi keri t i t er ittist i i : t li iat Uan Illerrhe look . injuriously to Jimmie the coosumptieu —44 'objects ald ialtabitaots aorsaid trade silk dhaskt a li el s2r r the ; io easily dmodises aforwartalsore. aod i s with ihiiiss i riraerty the instance of the losr ISt; image P ane gY' ! sad yeestitY free the Pince", . Pons, 4• ll ,llnreas el Ong _ _whe crease of the patient' le the fever hoop * kb to r di t t or r trZf e lt. w l e : f er e : t u t :: 4 1 ,:f l y YjaV 6 0 1 4 1 7 66 1 9Pest!b e a r Besides, the recent. iticresses of dity w e d b y the eowaphlhaesatothwed to waspriat. P14.14,5eT nom qv/ tainish the "presets'. atilnunt. of the 1 puoklawirolititio AN OW? To Allolliii 1114 CO 01q.0., that head. The tabtious . objects of 19titioll . 144'44 ilflollllll, bidder them toe- leder , or . . , . ... - a • } .„›..._ d ir ow m a w 1 „,„„4,,,•_,A 5 e AC thereftweltoreloirle . that wpm:4 tiiivnr loud 10•04 tba also _.ao .. tl ib ilitt , 414Paidete ldliAiitli ! nillsbir • " It thatent inl ZPOW •- (4 • tee, tiat lib' iagriaraaa - increase ---; .. freessaleste wake shall be ea baud dieslstps - ..- -.-- • Of We , Sag' to the Wi&m. of either at iha Coareilerews, asirmessaa lOU irithin 3 sed' 4oo ,9ool. nen el ▪ se f ?is wens &wren; °rani in thereof, doo m : 411 =10a aisle !aggravated ha i nafrenal point of view . t istinextell at r" and excepting the 6r war .ducal duty of tab ehillinge, to the se th "ea ; Isad ponelltendly blockaded. • be hiwtl We hey* authority to sty, that Colonel Wismar rtft:th) their . I!3rdshiPey whether, fc • - • • • • ••• • . 1140 - 44 -•". • the Nett • .-..` • . ..• iakie b 6 preccieded egitimt for :ar 44 1 1,44 cheat i 9 the .140iing. of th'' the ' 31.4 be' More . ViOperri rasaall • . t APivelot 4 A saitOttsove. Oeq: .friejober to mate .ilia! 44 • er... • - arist " l "•l n% s Eotddl e iffordect PailiiritenL lie ili u" • 4tep t b t *P JPoser: AMIE* , r.' , •6. - I* A ja r 1 1 .0 1: 4 8% for Me Notitd loupeosettt to receive tilsi. 111 Ap ts. Is ' Nikr.. , 44 , 4istypi i . • „ an * li inucientoett to hold, u . a t . to 111 the step, . ripik ldea that Pirlaaoient *dutd tedreas that t _reaWhiaa 110 the-part Ofitm.Appelestsoteams. the lee! of the rand 'offered .1. rehiedy: if Robe eed tea fee the Res Their 404 4 0( werarjecbetpet€itt to afford redress for indivi jedreeet *bade VMS a re , eilailt i etlettee it the C 4114 w. . satiated, it runld thee be fa' Parlitintent to The is of Dosepti (sr Rene Fisherwiek)ffieß : 91e ''ward 4 but he thought it was riot ('or third eatleaset lekt. _ . _ a.. 11....6 i1.44/11LIA ei d av rot darns . phin'mAore Lilly on &rotate occasion. He wok 1.1 no* .ti .t patitted to , content hitneelt With saying, that there was required did .uot,lttisily. 4,500.0001: over the *vote for last year; and that I gidted for the service or the tiresent, year, he 'shoot& moss • • * '.'they iniddeen: for 6,000,0 0 01. with a taition tor which awn he eon: i,tt ito n 6 • • Cluileq, and the cline :sir" agreed to. r der pro 1 variety of smelt sums were also Toted on the .1 .