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I vie. • betweea She peers 11116 .iihd talk 'it Necks& the • ',elk mod, hopes is hear again, sdili•esseil as Wore. in the district of essiittigar, sad ...'amatty am es • around fur the tremolo wounded at -Air. Tors mosidatubly. The *lsis. bleishee felaturfed that This day is published, 113 s. ham% ' H E RENZEY ; or, Irelandbad stes the ad res t are i d suc h (Nadi/min* and th e Mau i f S orrow : a sauce's, _ . _ r se • ir ,r 9:, fla 4 .!•;! on r,44) n t:t 'nit*, tnfi 1.. ' • ,f . if: '`c!mo* 090tte-499-. ••• ••• ._• I ,9 •.1 .r• • .9 . • •-•. • • • • . 1 • • s •I .W i f 1 i y o. ~ t, NUltlitalt 6733. 1. I • 1. a 1„; 10—esi f• • • ft .1• 1 1. %.,••• •. . . ; .1 3 ,.. rry _ Palos id. rot sA TH Ufa Y. 4 1., cur sivraio s Lis N. ON MONDAY NEXT, Apfil 23, will be acted, the Trageilt o f VIIIGINIUS: OR, THE LIBERATION OF ROME. Mactiratly; Appies Mr. Abbott 'riles., Mr. C. Kriahl• ; Claa.haa, Mr. Connor: Siceias• Mutates, Mr. Yates; Nainetorius, Mr. Egkertima. Virtc"lat Miss Besawinsit ; Servia, Mrs. Consist; Slave, Mrs. Cbipp After w►ich will he produced, fir t►c first time. a New gram! Melo•dranratie Romssee, called UN DIN F. • • _ r—r--..... , . . . Sir lt. % . 'Leon .favvf-ii fur no urcouut of ell tit.rsotis holding two pfitcei, or recoviog two pet,- to;uoi for tWb 41ferrat oilers, iu the natil, militdry, on - d civil ifiliiihi dtsto -. ' ti,. .baar4., J OE RENs. _ _ or. the Man (1 Sarroirl a ?inert, its three Vali/31;10S ' 1,1214. t. Ey R. N. KELLY, E.q. Printed f,r W. &taphole aad R. Ma.shall, atatinneee.. , Ludgate street; and Bell sad Bradfutt, Edinburgh. lu the pna., MINSTREL . LOYR: a PrOvoucael Legend, in three tyke. from the Ilissiseme Ilitia L de la Matte Fowler, 4*- •of " Vudeue"-*--" Virtrant," Ste. A raper has been meet tevectubly signed bribe Gentlemen of the OW and Liberhea k expresrice wf the deep sense entertaidoil by thew iof the manly and spirited c o n d uc t if John Torrance, Esq. iu the above affair. A sidasenpoion lis t hiss olio been opened, for th e purpose a .6,...,4, inform a tion that may lead to the discovery of those concerned. L ist night, about twelve o'clock. six fallow., arrord, atiock•rt a n d robited three fainter.' house., in the neighbourhood of Gloonagroar, roomy Claire. On positing over the wnrutaut. they were observed , by some country people engird in ausiFiag illicit whiskey. who supposing %elf uutl-rtalithwir. des gets. prpureal to defend IL bet, - an Ataiin.theiv smondort. and perceiving them to be robbery, they imintidiatiety porrithal araddook thute-of them pri !toilers. one ire eh,,,, had a blandirbuss. They were carried by the country people to Thomas Studrlttrt, Esq. ut ilisorattr Castle, and, nu exami nation of their persons, a 5/. note, anal some of the property stolen font the houter, were Poured upon them. The party who attacked Mr.. Bennett's house. at Itutlatml, or %Vedintaday night,- look a opitaket and pistol from it. Sunday last the Rev. Mr. Hagan and - Hie Rev. Mr. Coll, in the 010.1 impressive manner Gout the Ow, at Michael's chapel. exhorted their heareri soloist being concerned in any of the 'tightly out. roger which disgrace this neighbourhood, and re coittrneraded, in the most forcible language. is due ob.dienee to the laws. Ireland adesphion Bf 1,,, 2 ,160,10.4..-- Med policy as h a d b ee . s h ewn towards *NIB Intl *Mr rtes stir contrary, the principle of mishit the liie j le reollons tras that of force, though it ought to be etiderit this rote! serer raa cheat,' the inveterate habits of an reified vetifilri? It i rte Minim, he said, had been lately eeeupied to thoriliocisminn of two most iesportart measures, Catholic Eananeireltop add Parliamentary Ito form, rod theogh much had beep mid on the cooritiatory tendency of those measures, he' costa assort the Nouse, that more real happiness and contentment world he conferred epee Ireland by the revisiow cif floe Die. lottery lAws than by either of those Bills. The revenue of Ireland hail not suffeoed floor illicit distillate** alone, for Ike aliewitiotioa of it was in a great oieasure to be attributer) to she Fieensed stills which evade the antics as a large ;tro t pietism of the spirit, which they make, and s notili . ll . lido '' row bpairthisioso with the ExehmeaSeera,'Rens iii;eranients laid before the Howe. In Cowatquaorr of the present distillery laws ef Ireland, the pantaargry griefs, into the commissions of crimes its support of their illegal prettier', of which they might be easily reformed by taking away the temptation. This state of the laws requires the snaiutenatice ale large army to en/Lorre them, of which army the Etch... Beers have the command as much as any pal or Magistrate in the country. The expense of this army is also a cause of the dilatant toot of the high revenue. The Hoe. Member concluded by stating, that the Icicle had a 'thong claim on the compasses of the Howse, especially lite northern provinces, the inhabitants or which are valuable from their industry, and had once proved themselves the bulwarks of our Constitution. The Petition was then received, and ordered lobe printed!. Mr. TENNYSON gave notice of • motion on %Vecluf silsy the 9th May, to eatable proprietors and occupiers of land to kill preserve game on waste lairds adjoining in their estates. Mr. H. G. BENNETT gave notice, that on the 9th May be would move certain Relolutions for exteadiag the elec tive frauchise to towns einstaioine a large population. FEES ON RECOGNIZ4INCES. Mr. H. G. BENNETT pre-sewed a Petition from John Whitaker arid William Lenora, eutap;atniug of treatment they had suffered in consequence of haring given recogni. sauees in the Office of the Clerk of the Paste fur the Contsly of Middlesex, in the month of September 1820 —Ordered to he printed. He thee moved for returns of all fees taken at the OlSee of the Clerk of the l'eare for the County of Middlesex, or by Officers connected nilb that Of6re. under the bead of Recogoiaanees, fur the last three year., tits. tsagniaring such recognisamees as have hero forfeited or made void by the parties being brought sip fur judtsucul— oleo, tier an account of fres received during the same pet toil uu the curvilineal of Benefit Sornlies.—Ordered. Lord W. BENTINCK gave notice of a motion on the Bth May Air certain papers respecting the affairs of Sicily. Sir H. PARNELL presented a Petition front certain preens., called Sepurstiists, it the City of Cork, praying to be allowed to give their •ffinuatiou inetraell of taking oaths. —Ordered to bee Feinted. Mr. B. WILBRAHAM presented a Priitioo from err- Oahe lokabitarits of Mary-le.betue against the Metropolis Reeds Bill. esaftlishooessts,., isigniahoug ,the allonas ailbes of 'ark describing the ;entice pa' f;rnied For 'abaci; tech illowauces had been grouted.. • • Lauri !IbbIIT gave notice of a motian for the 7th flay;, for an Inquiry into the gestetol.4dinitii arratiou of inatice so the Cuitrii of Ile of TOlLtgo: Mr. Mete moved .roi"..a return o f th e amount of all iss•4;tnetrts of lo t od tea signed by the C om . missiotiera deliveird to the Collector., its the C'ouoties of London sa n d Aliddlearx, together with the total amount cf the laud t,x . t mitred by ibe ilte.wiu* if any, and *NO Oltilbe biload the tn arsiesaente; hull hero le Collect e d, to what pur prism such surplus had beets uppl.eil, and fiy what &indignity it had been so applied.—Ordered. Mr. Itieanuo brought un a Petition from Tim. her Merchants tradi rig to the North of Edtope; pfop. nig for an increase of the Duties on Colonial Desk.. or a dimiiiiition on European Limp.. Ordered to be printed. , . . OFFICE OF JUDGE ADVOCATE-GENERAL Mr. fluffy proposed two motions to the House or: the subject of this office. The first was fora return of the number of persons its the army tried by Comte-martial in each year; from 1808 to 1880 . , distingui s hi ng th e tr i als of officers and sum and also lire 'somber tried by General and Reiritaintul Course-martial, and how many of them had been submitted to his Majesty its even year. Thesecond • niotiou was for a return of the number of Courtss 4 martial which had been attended by the Judge ' Advocaat...General and his Deputies, at head-quart ter. in Loodon, Eilisiburgh; and Dublin, distin. -/ guishing those attended by the Judge Adtrocate 7 General, and those attended by his Hapaties, iu Edinburgh and Dublin. Mr. BECKETT hail no objection to the returns being made, ;es he would then have au opportunity of meeting the subject fully. He would only re• mark, that the motion stated the sublect incorrectly. The Deputy Judge-Advueate of Scotland was an officer appointed by Government, and was not his (%lr. Beckett',) Deputy. a. the motion; implies!. Mr. Hums said, that he intended to have insert ed the woids " the Deputies." The Lotto Advocate said, that the Deputy in Scotland attended other• Codita-;martial besides those itt head-quarters. The Motion ought, ass fair tiers, to Comproe the *hole of the cases. Mr. Huge, at the auggestiots of the Speaker, substituted England, Ireland, and Scotland, for the names of the chief cities. The papers were then ordered. Mr. It. MlltTli moved, that the Petitions from persons bolding situalhoris in Courts of Justice in Ireland, ordered by the Hon.e to be abolished, be inferred to a Select Committee to examine the matter thereof, and report aim observations to the House. OR, THE sputa OF THE WATERS. fir flutilbrand of Huncetetteis. Mr. Abbott; Setie.chal of the 11 "!Perheldi Mr. liiirin•e; Walter, Mr. Illanchiril. Us. aline, ML.. E. ; Bertaltit, Mrs. Violeta; Bridit4 4 Mrs. Iltavrtipint. . theillins.-.Ktibleborir (the Spirit of the %Tath.s), Me.: Vide!, Gyblin (thr . Gublin Sprite), Mr. Mae s ante Ipteatt,nt pus ap, ratted Lon than Stars, or • Pirate ll4.,to tbanterfett, will be peelorterdel, Tnendiry, TrAmeartsy mid ltritentsy, - PeTraembiy, the comedy of Sbe Sloops to i Coospillii . . . ' Liter in, Mr. potou. Ita Vidriesrlay, the opera of Rob Roy rrrrr. or. Theraday. Oirtay% tragedy of Venice Pr d Jalßer, Mr. C. Keaible; Pierre, Sir. Macready; Belvident, Strati Melee. On Friday, the opera of Gay Mannerlog; Henry Bee: tram by a Gentleman (liis tint appearance ins the stage). On Saturday, the play of The Steamier; Mrs. Haller, Mice Dance. Dour* to be ripened al Haltpast Sis u'Clock—the Play na beglm at .Seveir. lasses, 74 ; Second Prier, 3s. 34. 6d ; Seemed Prier, ts.—:Gallers, le. ; Second Price, lc—Upper (Jot kr* is. ; Second Price, 6d. . . ..-- This ;lay is punlisked, price 3s. f in HE: 31013EILN ( :11U liCli ; a 'Sstiriesl Poem comprisiug Sketches of some popsies and unpopular Preschrrs. By J: BICKNELL, Esq. F.A.S. Primed for T. Catlell, iu the Shawls Of shunt gamy be host, I. Ike saws. Avila/. : ORIGINAL MISCELLANIES, iii Pius*. and Verse, rise Us. in boards. i Tliiiday Is publi►hed, in three vols. Itonicylee U ac ise boards, VA LERIUS: A ItOMAPI STORY. " They'll sit by the ire, sod propane to kuuw what's slows the Caphol."--Snansteamtu. • Peiesed Ita I'. teatlell, t abroad, Leedom; sod Willis= Blackwood, Edinburgh. . . 111 12. Eie N ra l . ..t o T t) h will he for Ml .gain A er Hontilitor for h a is e 11911 time. on EASTER MONDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at the THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA.HOUSF:. STRAND, V/11011 Its will have the honour to &Prow a Dawriptius of his Travels iu AIR, EARTH, aid WATER. .111.4 . 4 1, TX15rd Me. Mathew* will reverent the Phowneres of • &in Voyage is the Pully Packet. THEATRE ROYAL 'ENGLISH:OPERA HOUSE, • . • STRAND•••, • fro_mottßow, sATuitnAv. Aleeil 21,! an entirely wow LECTURE op 11URANOLOG1A, mad the STRUCTURE of the UNIVERSE, will he doh.. -Herd by' Alt. BARTLEY. • The niaehinery which will be intimidated in aid of Ohs. anhicet, and neerosary C.r a popular illnetrationi of the an- Mime phenomena of Ilia Heaves, lopt bre.. rossintrted on a wale or roporeedeuted apleoduitr, tuagailiamate, and espruse. NI PART H. The GRSND„PLANETARIUM. repecsaatiag She SUN. EA Will, and MOoN, with • She INN.' of their respective vorulutious, imitated with rinttimmoticial accuracy. and cue wrekd a Enlist; One Hundred Fvtt is Qicumfermice. IN PART 111. , The Masnitieent ORRERY of unparalleled ?sleet. de scribing a Comic of (Jae H undyed and Thirty Feet, and Ow armors at 1611. Hours to be opened at Hal&part Six, and Jogs at Sewell. IMPERIAL PARLIAMEAT. MARTY N'S MEMOIR, FIFTH EDITION. Is • few dip will he publo•keil, iii one volume, Item. price 7.. the Fifth Editio n o f InEAIIOI it of the It.-v. HENRY MARTI'N, 8.0. late Fellow of Si. J o be'. Ceikite, Cantbeidge, mo 4 &plain iii the kiimourabk East India Company. • Friiet.el forJ. Hatchard cud /too, 107, Piccadilly. Of whoa, may be had. a few resuming Copies of the Footih &Mime, lane°. p.isir Ha. .11111 r ROUSE OF LORDS. TMVRIDAY, APRIL 19. I ROYAL ASSENT. The LORDS COAIMISSIONERS having taken their Nat. at half past three o'clock— The LORD CHANCELLOR directed taw Deputy Usher of the Bleak Rod SY inform Om House of C 000000 swum that their presence was required, in order to hear his Majesty's Assent given by Conesaissioss in certain Rills. The Commissioners were. the LORDCHANCELLOR. the Maridis of CHOLMONDELEY, and the Earl of SH A PrEtilliUß Y. lat ■ few minutes Hie SPesara, attended by several Needier@ and the Officers of the Hoare of Commous or. sited, wheat the Royal Assent was declared to the rullovtiug Bills:—the Beer Duties hill, the laiikeeper's A.nty Allow ance Rill, the Irish High Treaaua Laws Dill, bud a member of private Cells. The Srrimmt and the Members of the House of CAbia mons theta retired. Mr. Bullock, from the Treasury, presented an nceottert of the duties on hides imported, sod the additious that had beta made to tie pubis debt durisig the last sea years.— Laid on the table. Mr. BROCDaIa sad other Members of the House of Commons tret•reirri up the Pariah of St. Saviour's, Sort& work, Gas Light Bill, sad ewe other Private Bills, which were read a Oral time. AT 0 lILEM EN and GENTLEMEN who are desirous of 4 910 6 t Wire of extraordinary high Latour, aud full bodied, may have Sample Bottler of 1 4 04* %%M, of the vtatage of INOt, Thirteen Team its bottle, ai 7s. per bustle; ditty of 1808, Eleven Team it bottle, is. 6d.; ditto of 1808, Sever Tears at bottle, 6s. 6.1. by .applyiug at 310, Oxford street. Pleexe to observe that No Poreow eau have moue ;Isar Two Solople Bottles of 'each or soy one no!, uer caw auy Order be esreuieol, except for Sias*. 1;16 VIM* bays after the Order is elves, as the "leek of ? Wire is is a If:maltase' Cellar is the Century, .8•41 sill oely be rerauvid as sold. 4 Jest published, mini evicuriyenebellialteiLivrice h. fONE'S SHI)MVIAN—AT HON F,! rahibiting his surprising Artificial Cabinet. lied the Wonilrrfol Watts and Reptiles—all Wire! alive 0! My the AUTHOR of THE POLITICAL MOUSE THAT JACK BUILT. With Twenty-leer Cats at the astimisluissu Ceriesiries and creatures via.--The blowier; the Shetes. man; the Show-cloth ; • • Crocodile; a Mask ; tb• Locust; • Scor; • ; the Ltsletter; a Prime Crutch; Ike . Opuivitiniss; Black Rats; R•tbait ;• a Cedge-sechor; • Wa ter Scorpion; Dirkpairsek ; biotic; the Illoodhousoli the• Jfioctur ; a Booby; a Twourary Flat; the Slup•pait J, My Eye; Abe Legitimate Vampire. Landon: Printed for William Hunt, 45, Ludgate-hill; and wild by all B ;Ateliers. ()Niers, with remittances, punctually executed, and Bills for iluert and shup-winduws ruclutted. IRELAND. • 6 1 DREADFUL. OUTRAGES IN LIMERICI. Ou the asu U,m of the Earl et SHAFTESBURY their Lordships thou Adjuterued to Tuesday, the let of May. Mr. Maass hoped that the Committee would use their fut►ct with severity, for at would be a dangerous precedent to encourage Petitions and hopes of recuitspence for the loss of others which the Gove►ument found it necessary to abolish. Mr. ft. MARTIN had not made up his mind on the merits of any of the Petitions. He only wished for a Committee to examine into them. The Cyeunt►ttee was then appointed, and on a nt motion of Mr. MARTIN the of Mr. Warm was added to the hat. MOUNE OP COMMONS, Tautsoay. Aram 19. At a quarter before four o'clock the *PEAK ER look the Chair, and the Deputy Usher of the Black Rod summonsed the House ill She usual turns to alum, in the lions.. of Lord., to bear the Royal Assent given by Commission to several Acts passed by both Hoes 's of Parliament. The Speaker accordingly, attended by several of the Members, proceeded thither, and osi his return itiformed use House that the Royal Assent had been given by ConstaitotioN to the Beer Duties Art,the Mituul'a Ray Act,iind several Private Acta— (for which am the Lomb' report.) ORPHANS' FUND. Mr. H. SUMNER postponed, till after the Easter recess, his raulion for a Committee oa the Orphius' Fiord, sad other pauperise iot• the Chrosiber of the City of Landon, on account of she ill health of an Hoe. Baronet, the receiver of she Orphans' Fend. Thia day are publialvd, Sir.. price fie. n EviA litatioli 1 3 .-terborringiiN rs^:mnaratire VIEW of Hie CHURCHES of ENG. LAN D aiol ROME. By the Rey. G. GLOVER. A.U. Reetor of Southrappa and Itil inrfnrd, Vicar at Cramer, sod Chaplain to bin Itoyal flights...l4 tha D u ke of "Sawa. London: Ptiuttd far Baldwin, Cradiark, and Juy, Paler. onsie,-row. BOGG'n WINTER EVENING TALES. _This day were published, io two vols. 13oa. prige Ids. hoards. the Second Ftloins' of WINTER EVENING TALES; collected' mugs! the Collagens he the South of Scotland. • Hy JAME , : HOGG,• Airtime. of " The thirties Wake," Ice. Feinted fee G. insit W. R. trhilieker, 13, Ave Marie-lane, Luitilou ; end Ohvor and Boyd, E.liKburils. Of whims rosy hr Issel. just publisheri, 2. Recurs MOUNTAIN HARD, with the Life of the Author. price 10sAtak•Isg.noti 3. LOEHIEL; or, flly..Eseld of Culloden. A Novel, ill there vole. 12mo. prieelll4. hoards. 4. SUCH IS THE WORLD. lu three cub, price 41s. !mirth. 5. A I.F.GEND OP ARIME; or, 'Ti. a Hundred Veers SUM... In three vols. rola Ate. hoards. R. The FAVOURITE OF *NATURE. Dedicated by permission, to 310...J44ipa tierce rola. price 41 e. . • • hum de. :TM EN I{ C A Cel N EU' 1.14 AGN ES I twi lit - .11 times to be prepared 'ruin hemostat serapalams rare died sateatinn, by /leers. THOM AS and WILLIAM 'HERRN, 1111nufsctstrios Chemists, Winchester. It is sold An battles, price 2s. gd. or with glass stoppers at as. Id. yielder itscloassl, with fall direrlious fur its use, by their ts alums Atruis in the Ilictrupolis, and throughout she Vutira4irtairdsnits ; hut it ronnot Ito Fenn ne sulePo their uatwn are entreord uis the Utwerionent Stamp, which is silted urn the raker stopper icf each Witte. HI eon of she Venders .of the al spent-sin may he had, an olwatiesied be a shall,, Risotto, 11 ENRY'S AROMATIC Ainhur of VINEGAR, the ineeution of ltd,r. HENRY, tool Ilse only grunts. Preparation of Hut Art Hee. CHRAP lATTERV!!! ONLY TWENTY SHILLINGS 10K A SIXTMENTLI CHANGH OF THE DRAWING NEM' MONTII, AF.YEKTEENTR or MAY, ()THEN SHARES INPROPORT2ON. . . C~UCII au 1141011101:11.4 liedUCtl l / 1 1 111 ice hat 475 canoed an unprecedented Sale, and the Contr.ictios are happy iu fi•oling that the Public appreciate their endeavours to Ide4•••• In addition to the above singular novelly, eves.y Pers o n who buys before the ltth Slay adveutuses with the following favourable adeautages TWO Proses of 210410/., and 4,105 other Po Ivo of 4,0001., 1 0 01 )0 i Consuls and Money, are sure to be Drown 17th or May ; hesialea which. sheer are 100 Chances of gaming Taro of skies/. in a subsequent thawing. There are Po rlgases,! Dairy Tick' t will he &sus out of . she Wheel siuglp,.eaell deciding its own rate sod Every Chance bought bi fort the 127th of May, is sure to Lt &tided 17th ut Map LIMSRICK, APRIL 11. Betaeen eleven and twelve o'clock on Sunday night, a p irty of those slightly atesperatdoes, to the ber of thirty, who infest the south liberties of Limerick. assailed the house of John Torrance, Esq. at Cisnirigar. The attack commenced by the party blooding, hallooing. and emoshing almost all the windows 111 the lIOUSe front ; and here their utmost exertions were directed againat the par lour windows. the whole of which they forced in with 'ledges and large stones. The servant man, en hearing the noise, came to Ili* toaster's door to render assistance, but Mrs. Torrance could not open it ; Mr. Torrance immediately gut his arms and went to his bed-room window (which had no fastening), and attempted to fire sr viral shuts on the party who were then just under him, but they all missed fire. The robbers having now gut into 'he house, rushed up Stairs, and tlwowing • large atone at Mr. T.'s dour, one of the upper panarls of which they broke to, they demanded his arms, and a•ite;l, - if he would ptoinise to quit' the place'; lie raid he would never give his arms up, nor would lie make any promise about leaving Conciliar. Two of them having bees' placed as sentinels oil arra:nit, whose head they cut se-- verely, they 6.1111111ellt:ed firing through die door at Mr. T. which lie returned most gallantly, Mrs.l'. rendering every' assistance by charging the arena stint hooding theist to her husband ; the conflict here coot:mord for some time, they then with a sledge endeavoured to break through a partition * l :hch, had they effected, would have placed Mr. T. between two fires, but he taking deliberate aim at the person ars emplo3ed, disabled him, sisa l lie was dragged into the servant's room. The firing now ceased, and the party ordered two large bundles of Itay, which they had brought into the par:our, to be set on fire. Mr. T. said, if they did so, sonic of their companions should also suffer; he knew lie hail killed one, and the rest should never go down stairs alive, but that lie would let them away quietly if they promised to leave the house, sod also one loin Might come up stein; this being agreed to, the mom did so, and a ladder bring put to the servant's n iiiclow, the whole of "dud, was forced out, they dragged the dead man to if, and carried loin down that way. and having taken a door from the prerniows, on which it is sop. pared they placed the body, they weal off. Mrs. and Mr. 'l'. escaped unhurt, but his face and legs were burnt with the powder of his assailants, whose gins were fired off quire clew! to A great number of balls have been picked front the walls of Mr. T.'s bee-room, mid a vet) , baud seine pistol was left br;iind by these ilespetadura, who broke every article of furtiii ate that crone U. their way. including lookisig-glasser, chairs, tables, glass, sod .chion. Tam much pram., cannot be given to Mr. T. for his t spotted and resolute conduct, behaving single-handed (if we .except the admirable support he received from his wile) fought AL A ex pelled Irons his house this most desperate gang of valiant. , Monday Alderman Gobbet'. W. T. Mo nst ii, o f Tervoe, Esq. and the Rev. Richard Dickson. at tended by a lowly of Major Going's police from WOOLLEN TRADE. Mr. STUART WORTI,TEIipre;;;;II• Report from the Committra appisiuted to ',Noire into the .tale (like laws respecting the atampisig of wooden cloths, which was ordered ip be primed. , - SCOCH BURGHS. Lord A RUH lAA I-p HAMILTON having rer•ired 'eve. NI ormemwericallioarbirespeeting his moron on the slate ..f the reprawisktitionvin Scotism'', whirl Will fixed for the 2d May, esinaptaissiligof the inconvenience of its being hrosighl rrwardma ao warty • day after the recess, now pmtpowed, it to the 10th May treat. He aide moved that all the Petitions now ors Hoe table.of the Hussar, complaining of the hnrgh represeertation, be referred to else Committee or Scottish Rare's. Tie Steam-enginee Nuiaanee Bill was read a firvl time, and oirlihr . ed lobe printed, and read a second tune un MOlidAy Ilr'lllllllgilt. The Bill fur amendisp she laws fur the making awl sale of Bread was read a find mar, and ordered to be teed a second same this day Airtnight. I LUCIT DISTILLATION IN IRMA YD. PETITION UI THE PARISH OF CU).DA FF. General HART begged leave to remind the Douse that he hail lately presented a Petition from OA Inhabitants of the County which he represented, relative ria the injustice and oppressions which they are eonspelleilt..erndure wider the pre rent ardent of Distillery Laws it leeland. In the beginning of the present week, he had prewated one from doe Pariah of Douagli, in that County, loyal ha stow offered oue from the Pasta, u( Culdatf, a Perish which had suffived as much as sup other in Ireland under the seve►ities authorised by thute laws; that the Ekcioe officers, under the pretence of levying fines tiff parishmi or town lauds for the iillessees of indivi dual*, mixed what property they ideated, and sold it fur what sums they thou4lll proper; that the Petitioners hail lost the greater past of their property, and many of them bad ha eu driercu to destitution. The House would oh , that when the goods were seised, they were not said by anctiom, sod the residue returned to the proprie lots ; we the tontr‘i ye they woke in massy instances disposed of by menna unknowa to the proprietors, from sebum all accounts here been withheld, Our Can any in formation be obtained on the intli,jt-et, Lthough it hail been solicit fur by the Mime. Notwithstanding the sufferings of the Pi Mimicry, their deinaml use moderate and ►easuaahk, bring only to obtain the *cement albeit property, and to be permitted to distil is a legal mossier. ldfu the suseessity of liceusiug small stills in Ireland, he would speak with conli *wee, ate the present laws prohibit all twrstirs, except those er very t wice cap it a l, fr o m distilling spirits; dm eossequeote of which, and the want of markets fur grotto, the peasantry are impelled Ito commit breaches of the Excise laws, and this practice is not sow, as formerly, coolloed to Ike oreuelainoses districts, bet is extruding to most of She counties of Ireland. The nominee of lieensiug small stills is Seutlaud b■d been toted in those parts of that 'vanity which were addicted •to FINES FOR CONTEMPT. Mr. donganst prec-iileti a Petition from a num ber of respectable Inhebitautsof London and West minster, complaining of the rejection by the House of lire Petitiou of Thomas Davison wine time hack, and also of the assumption by Judges of it power to fine pergola' upon trial, while making their defence. Understanding that the Chairman of the Quarter Sessions for the County of Surrey had expressed himself hurt by en observation which he ( Vlr. Hobhouse) had made on a former evening, when he presented the Petition from 13..vison, which he conceived to have charged him with air interler race in, or packing of Juries at the Sessions, hr should take that opportunity of stating that he had on that occasion only sand, that on threatening to fine Mr. M'Creery tor speaking to him in Coilit, the Chairman had assumed a power which he (Mr. Noble/use) on his conscience believed hr did not possess. In the absence of the Solicitor-Gene ral lie should not detain the House by any oh.er rations on the right of Courts to fine fur contempt, but it was intention shortly to make a sub stantive mouton ou the subject. Mr. H. SUMNER said, lie was obliged to the Him. Member ler lArestroittster for giving him the opportunity of .-irplainitig the conduct of the Chair man of thl.! Quarter Sessions. The Hon. Member then proceeded to read a letter from the CI Aairieran, giving a very full statement of what occurred he tet-tit him god Mr. hi•Creery, one of the juror,, in attendance at the Sesaions ; but we regret that the low tune and rapid etrunciattote wish . which the Hun. Member read the letter, prevented us from accurately possessing ourselves of its purport. lie concluded with a worm panegyric on the character Of the Chairman, and assured the House of log rt.- tire belief that that Hon. Magistrate was incapable of any act unbecoming his situation. Mr. S. WuaTt.sY, our the motion for the Peti tion being laud un the table, said, he shoold be sorry to object to the motion, but Ile could not consent that it should go abroad as the opinion of that House, that Judges, or Chairmen of Quarter SrISIOIIS, had slot the 'bower to fioe persons fur con tempt of Court, or interrupting the proceeditige. Alf. Hoetiouss said, the Peritioto did not apes tiou the power as to third persons, but the right to Car persons sin their defence. Mr. M. A. TAYLOR arid, it was clear and un que.iiionsble that by law soy Judge had the power Val:::_tt . line and imprisomiteut any trersors who idopktroy d sturbasice, or interrupted the pineeeil i of the Court by airy twist or any d isor d er ly flikilto^t of any kind whatsoever. e . . .., ;Argot Oesi.ow said, the power to punish COI contempt was by law ollowed to every Court of Record, from the Lights[ to the lowest, and lie be• beard that was the first lune of its being called in question. Mr. MORAN said, be did not mean to deny that every Court had the power by law to putiisli per sona who interrupted the proceeding.. Hut he only questioned the power to fine summarily, because it might happen that the circumstances of the party rendered bun useable to pay the line or dered. He had no doubt of the power to commit fur contempt, and afterward*, when the party should be brought up before the Court and ex *aimed, to fine him according to his ability. The Petition was ordered to be printed. Mr. Lpsultscrrox brought up a return 'hewing the amount of advertisement duties paid in the course of .one year into the Treasury by Sunday Newspa- I pets published In London. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER rose to move, according to mutual custom. that the 'louse on its rising do adjourn to Muddy se'unight. A looker delay would have been desirable, but the public business had not progressed with sufficient rapidity, and it was likely to detain them till late in the Nelson, besides which, by adjourning beyond that period, they would lose two supply dups. Mr. CALcas re thought a longer areas ass de sirible. especially as the country Gentlemen had to attend Sessions, which opened on the day appointed fur their next meeting all over the .kingdum. The hirelt-day must be k e pt as holiday. He hoped the Chancellor of the Exchequer would re conpider it, and appoint a later period, The CHANpELLQR of the EXCHEQUER said, that lie had considered before hand all the tramps ad duced by the Hon. Member, but he had many stronger reasons fur requiring the House not to gave themselves a longer indulgence of leisure than till Monday settmght. COMMERCIAL INTERCOURRE BETWEEN ENGLAND AND IRELAND. Sir H. PARNELL !use to fulfil his notice of sub mitting a motion for the appointment of a Com mittee on this intercourse. He wished so give a brief outline of the plan which he had to sub mit. He first took a review of the mischievous effrcts pioduced to Ireland by the protecting and countervailing duties, and the pernicious interrup. tions to which the Excise regulations in come queuer gave li t e. With respeet to exciseable co 411.• 'noddies, therefore, he professed bi► intention to be. to propose placing the intercourse upon the sane footing as the Ehglish coasting trade. He consi dered the Union Duties as it ►uttject, the propriety of which might be well called in question. Ile did not altogether approve of the Act which bad been loused last year for their continuance during go years, although' he gave the Right Hun. Gentle. man credit for the goodness of his intentions. 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