The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-08-07 00:00:00

- .. THE BISHOP AND 'THE SOLDIER. --.w . • =Odle hitter.. Lest diek there was some bustle in Prlallf. en *moat of all export deesead, bet the re-1 trivet be% sin.* rather subsided. In awn there is httateration. H PROVISIONS. ht.—Prins* Hess Pork Ina, he ipsspresl i h2s.ll4l.per barrel t prime Mess Beef Lis. per ; tierce and there s very little altetatioa is tie market to relict. Booms is will hes : F e ud deeliaing, end the holders appear to oaks. The arrivals of Dutch Batter are anthem . bet generally of a very raised quality, sod the trade eagerly press sales 81s. to bat.. sad lag very isferior 78.. pee cwt. Irish Bat. • tees Sr. steady, Witnessed 71? s. cad 734. TOBACOO.—Tbe demand for Tobacco continues rnited N the betue treas. which is steady, sod rather is. eremite( t parcels for aspen &reoffered at less rats, bet there are a. buyers. HEMP. FLAX. and TALLOW.—The dempnd for Tallow emstiseed considerably to increase towards the close of last week. and each was the scarcity of parcels here (asespt the gnantity held by the extendve operate. tore, who do net sell), that pekes cantinned to advance, . and the current peke of Yellow Candle Tallow was 37.. and few sellers. Yesterday the market was not ea brisk. sad prices •shvie lower were subedited to, owing na doubt. to the extinctive arrivals reported at Lloyds of remelt from the Baltic. The sales of Hemp are con. siaseable: dre demand continues to increase. and bi,glier prices are enimitted to. In nix there is title alters ture.—Tht last accounts received from St. Petersburg stare the Buchan,e a shade under 10d. • 011a4.—The only aocerants reeeatly received respect ing the Oriellia*d Mom, ere by a•vessel arrived of Shield*. bound to Dieppe. with d fhb and 1,000 sodas she bellies dates up se the end Drawn; @bespoke abate tweets vessels, averegleg foar ash each. The intelli genes respeetieg the success of the Fishery is very vague. nod as donates is advancing considerably with. oat any satisfactory weave's. the holders are asking higher prices, bat there is very little basintss doing at the advance.—Linseed 011 is a shade lower.—Rape mast be enetml at an Improvement of I/. a 2/. per ton. I NINHO.—The Spanish Indigo lately imported bee sold freely in some imitation at Id. a 3d. per lb. higher. By public sale this forename, 111 chests good to lee sold freely at very fall prlces,lls.lod. a 10s. a Ild. per lb. bliat.aonnuon.erserr.:—Yestenlay several of the stiles's,' who gays evidence is the late cue 'game the Bishop of Clogher gad Jobe Moveßey, attended at the Ace, and had a private interview with the illeristrate. The soldier is still is eoefieetneat fur weal of fail. It hi said. that after the depositioas bad hies laid before his Majesty, be eomaseaded that Ira inediste proceedings should be pursued by the Law •Oifisers is the Ecclesiastical Court to Ireland, in order to deprive the Bishop of his digoittes. It is further said. that the Bishop had a passport I. his petunias ea the moraing of hie examisatlee, sad that began/A the cosatry soon after his liberates. The Sessions tO.llllllllC* at the lOth of September.—(.Versting Po. pers.) THE BISHOP OF CLOOHER. (11101111 ?Olt WAIDIIIII, IRISH TAPIR.) The Noble Prelate at the head of the Irish Esta blished church is engaged ID the most attire and a gonies measures for relieving it from the association of the safortaaate being who has so featly disgraced his own perdu *fits ministry. Every way consider. ed, the resignation of the iadividael will be the most desirable mods; sod eaten the diseased mentality that peomptod the mime shall modelle to obscure his moderstauding, we doubt not bat that the olhader • will promptly assist to the armagemeot, and sot love those more public proceedlage caleslated to prolong exposers. sod aggravate the totem's misery of ►is noble relatives, whoa purity, exalted goodies•, mud gepoiao piety, stand so distinguished in the land, sad ars connected with every pursuit having for its obleot the improvement, happiness, and virtue of so ciety. J4MRS BYRNE. —rem— TO Tali BDITOa Sr rusk 1101111$0 CHIONICLII. Bia—Mneh credit is due to those who bare bad the kiodoses to bring the cue of James Byes, before the public; and it is to be hoped that it will load to some 11110114Aree which will be satisfactory sport the subject.— Takiaig the ease to be es it Ikeda at present, nothing cask be mere horrible as it concerns the public justice, sir more cruel as it cameras the individual pasished. Calling aloud as it does fey redress, the cise cannot but emelt' the attention and sympathy of every one who has any compassion for usserited saffering, or regard for the distisetion between right and wrong. A subscrip. tion for the poor man and his family is the spirt thing that can he dose on his behalf ; but, usless the matter is taken up as It tiaght to be, it is to be feared that the Subscription may be Issessiderable. There are to means which I ale aware of to revise the jadgmest passed epos Byrne, unless epee Petition to Paellas/at, which mast, of course, proceed from himself; humble as his statics in life is, yet having suffered isjustiee, the fasedose of Parliament could sever be better employed, nee etereisod more to its bosom, that is repainag the iojary which has bees sustaised. But a proceeding of this kind mast anessarily, if adopted, take up consider able time. It is therefore desirable that something shotdd bodes, promptly. The case of Buse is as yet bet Imperfectly kerma. The ainasickeiSaterday hie put its readers ih pommies of the leading eircom batistes ; hot abridged at the report of the trial is, sad io some particulars prepErly so; some parts of the ease see tuft is obscurity. kls materld to know what the conduct of Byrne was from the begiensiog to the end of fool a business, and whet and hoM, sad under what circumstances the charge was origibelly made, or the muter Bret transpired. VIVO what has been stated is the papers, it may be easy to imagine the course which it took; bat to act In a case of this kind, the public might not to be left to be guided by mere cujecture. They should see and he satisfied, that the party accusing not wily acted with proper abhorrence of the crime, hut that there was nothing mercenary in his conduct. There is no reason at present, from thi evidence detailed, to believe that he did more or less than positively charge the Bishop of Ferns with a crime which it was then i.upposed he was incapable of committing, and that the conviction turned entirely upon that persuasion; and it is 100 clear that Byres at the time was regarded as an unsocial man, and as the victim of a modified sad .powerful prosecutor. If a body of Clentlemen, u a Committee, would take the matter up, and bring it pro. perly before the public, such a measure, with the aid of the press, would be likely to he attended with the effect of affording both relief and consolation to the anfortu. nate man and his family, and of remedying in some rumors the sad result of the prosecution seder which be has so severely offered. Your's, be. Ang,4, 182?. W. N. lir. Baum Wood left York on Friday forenoon.— Provioes to hie Lordship's departure he reprieved all the peiseoers under sesame of death, except Roger thimmoo, aged tf, for robbing the Whitley 3ligL HOUSE OF COMMONS...-YWITLIDAT. About too o'clock titeSrmagmt sod the Membera pre sent proceeded to the Hesse of Lords, on lee 1110111100 S of the Black Rod, and, returning after mastssence of 20 minutes, the S read to sick Meeker, as were i• the House, standing rotted the table, p copy of dee Speech of his Majesty on prorogalog, tho Parlikrav whisk being concluded, the Members gepneMod. [For th e Speech of hie Majesty and that of.M. Spa ker tithe Horse of Cowman.. we refer to der Paper of lest might. Tim STATIIIIMAN stns twit Weir er of pater dolt which eonceined w Report e at 's 41peecti.] WARN *- 4 " • •aa. SON. I Daltib - • II 9 Waterford 0 O O. & Jersey - • Lisboa 0 O flotteabort mut. • • • I Swam • .1 . . 0 Sow • 11-0/ - 450 0 0 Fi4IOE OF STOCKS, AT OMB WOLOCIL. THIS DAY. Sisk Steak !pr Ot. Red SI i 811 Dine Ikea >• s. sVs Iles Qs Dees. •.. .. 1104 I Sleuth See Sleek. I ...... RN SI ptr Gast. : Swab See 041 Aims 4 pee Cesar MUM Nee Fears 4 I 1: ....1.. ihs 7s Ss pa. bporOset.l797 ba Ss 7s pas. Lew Asa .. ..... SI 1-10 ---Seiell M. lc 7s taw. Imp. spr Ct $Q Ow ter kW. .BO Isiah i parCeet Lett. TWINY 171. Ifs Vitt *titteliman. 0 TUB SIITIBU STATIMBAN" U ENVOI 'furious." WITS " ma LONDON: UZDNISDAT STINIMIN AVOW, 7, 1822. 4 PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIANVIT. By t►e Speech, which appeared in yesterday's paper, it was sees, t►at t►e Parliatstat is, at /set PROROGUED. Well. now, Moak God! We de sot know hew it is: we cammot account fur it : bet, we always/eel/ay whoa a prorogation of this body, this Collective. WM dote, takes plus. Oar late cotempoary, Mr. Jews Perry, always used to be patting us oat of humour on this subject. Whenever any thing material hap pened during the recess ; sty distress of istmereetores or any mishap is weg.,Jte seed tq:ese4alm, " Parlia ment not Maas at • time like that". " Whose is Parliament ; why do not Miaisters yell Pieriieneela " togdher !" This was eeralaly a 'sort of malady with Mr. Perry. We Lave his. pretty well acquainted with tills body for souse sweaty plan now ; and we should have we objeetlon to declare epee oath, that we bavealways felt patina at Its pi, and pain at its eeesiag on. The femme for this we shall sot attempt to state ; but. we verily believe, that oar feel- ings, as to this matter, on is perfect unison with them of the public. However, we are not mleetant to coolies ; we ere. is the language of the Hesse. " free to confess," that the last Session has afforded es a great deal of ril s e: eatortainmeet. We have bee' ensued by It, aim! Is a positive good. altgfaftl sonar this !Ave taken pace are anolio &scribed by a pee like eats. especially with Six-Ares before our eyes. The Act et December 1819, which subjects es to 64aieAnteat fbr lifh for writing, priating, or publishing, any thaw having a TENDENCY to brie; either of the Halms ilia CONTEMPT, is, of course, a great shalt upon the vagaries of nor ailed, as well as wpm the won moats of oar readers' muscles. Wo bow with *Nal ',bouts's§ to the laws of our country, keep Gamins I- ' MI AFFAIRS Of ORISON. • rave, and tall spa oat nasals not to kepi. if the! wish to speed the rest of their days in dear Old Eng- A respectable merchant in the city has received • land. Meer. dated ors time 24th of July, from Vienna. which With docile minds, therefore. sad coattail hearts, emitains news in every respect favourable to the cause . ef the Greeks, and which eonarqeestly is highly ea- "earwig ourselves lowly sad reverently towards all tisfactory to all who take an interest it that deeply ia- " eer betters," we lan listened to all the pm-ejects Jared nation. In .addition to a confirmation of the fir relieving the a w es f rom the scourge of , s ews. I capture of the Castle of Athena. these advice. like- production. We have read the report of the Agri- I win communicate the important ,gathers! Coassiiitee i ere I. seems the Small Nett 'Chemises had carried Arta by storm but that nosey d their ablest officers had fallen in the smolt. Only Dill; " have read of the Peo e P er ifff of Alloalfwe tan fortresses new ef any importance, le the Mersa. cures; we have we pashed forward, and then drawn remain in the possession of the Turks. via =Medea. back, the Legal Tender Project; draws beck at if 'Conn, and Para,. The whole et them had been some one were going to rout it on a Claims; we treating for a surrender, on the same terms as bsel have witeeend all the eseveineete :best the deeds or been granted to the garrison of Napoli di Romania ; hut the lieeehe hav i ng received an account .of the ok. Waterloo, charge; we have seen a Sea set end Sum etruction of the Capitsa ?ache. and eowertivieg their rise Bill passed to preserve eke peace amongst the selves thereby made masters of the sea, he 2445 t -shad Irish, who, by whole parishes, were receiving the ern refused to greet to these cities the same lastest terms trims assetten : all. these things, and fifty times as which might have been obtained before their easel away. Nigel to them in every respect, gave we heard victory was made public. This event had filtad all the inhabitants of Ancient Greece with the. peewit aod acen i aod. if we have sou /a t. otal — ba t joy, and hail added coofideace to thew of filially enc• we will net swear ; we leave that to the Old lir. seeding in their splendid efforts to effeetehe aeration whet it skill ,again, is confirmation 'of the pet" 4 their country. • • • which its in-door fineds heater ea it, condesceed es The Admiral of the fleet of the Paella. of Egyr. ,„. „ __ , tribe bad effected a landing in Canada , bee. sot keg p eds. i fs ...avers roe oath, is proof of the iserease gig nose to rejoin in bin good feittinee'deme bia Scot of those nateßote seesistieg of 63 Teasels having been defeated by the Bet, though we have not dared to laugh. Ire have, Greeks, he has been forced to retire, with the Ins of we must say, enjoyed ourselves, wheasver the Bill ef NO men, leaving behind him sassy bones and mai. Peal has bees on foot. The Aimee's& of ideas about qty stores of every description. These an the effects getting rid of that Bill bare sot failed I. maim our -Mich naturally result from the butchery ef Selo. Eery Greek arm i s sow raised 'go i ng s'' ' . ho w i ons lives pleasant. This has been to as a saaaaatimmerse sod the certainty that either success or death awaits of delight. To see this giant measure attacked by thegeb bas increased their deter/Marlon. sad added so many pigmies and is such various ways! it 'stands to their courage in executing all their nedertablegs. like a rock amidst the waves. Nothing eau rove it; 01:111111. JULY 7.—The news of the distraction of the capita , paella has excited t i e idols ent h us i ast i c and it dashes all to pieces that comes spies& it. It joy here, and it is not doubted that this event will -melt be remora. whole and entire. or most remains have the meat beneficial consequences for the Greeks ; a monument of that Concedes Wisdom, shish pr•• hit " way be imagined w hat a n iwP rntiwt it w i l l diced it by one great itaastimous effort. make es the mind of the Sultan. We meat be pre- ... u . • a Tne are persons bar.ly enough to say. that is pared for terrible excesses. The extirpation of time Greek,, which was resolved upon , an d w hi ch was to now merely left os trial; and that, when Parliameat be accomplished under the cover of an amnesty, and, meet again. *elms things weed during the recess. it as it were, sanctieeed by the European Ambassadors, is to be loathed. Bleed! How sae things pon die. has opened the eyes of the Oinks. As amnesty, and ler than they do? Previsions of all sorts promise to laying down their arms would be cereals death. The be cheaper than they were seer 'mews before. Better Turks will often repeat the scenes of Selo. Thus we in quality tee. The South Dots Lambs are selling have still unfavourable accounts of the stets of Con- this year at the Sussex fairs (best iambs in England) $ 111160 •Ple after the reception of that bad newt. but at from seems to twelve shallop a bead ! These are we have so aceoesta by sea. as net a veiiel from the called lambs; but they are about alas mouths old. sapttal bas arrived for I days. weigh, perhaps/le stem each (Sib. to the *MIL) cad have a skis worth eights's-peen. These are Pod tad piers! and they 'idlest, tlme approach of a pod state of things; a state ef thief* for which we shall. in great part, have to 'bask Mr. Pages Bill. To leave such a .imsve wpm trial indeed!' We: trust that no hand will ever be dariuceessigh ea teach it : it is the ark of isei cornett t pJ awe path men will, we tress. " die in the lag, Illifess" vs. thee than give up a fraction of it.. Set, tie alma sew fees ( free le realise), that we 'were'llot igen at ear ease on accewat m.f this Bil,l as long sa the Whims re• maned selleditill Happily his Meinty has hoes, (wieldy Owed s ealers it, sad die lIM ----0.0.64.0.6.4 fir- ' '..,.' . • '"' ar ,' ' • •• .. The itfoir • o f Uri trelierssoi Ai. ain .... 4, 1 easy knight ' r ineesiage. mho .aaiii sew base *lowa waifrseil. The rest-day et,elNelreelases will Rase. sad * ktiid lords, without ta aid 0 as. container. Will be amm to settle she reaorell. Thee said. who have never dreamed ef sacks muter, will be able to give se efilasertatiott on the eaten of leaded preprietoiship.sed will Aare leer*, that. of the pre date of . fuss. tbati.i. mi4 , •44 dm Ara. part bebop to his who calls himself the isallord. The lase goo ired, that enemy of them bad obtained- a of ibis sort of learning: the neat will .simmer l *WO Pr ;be foot. ed- . . • • THE BISHOP AND THE SOLDIER. - .• We undentand, that Mr. PA iiilX4i who has shows so mach laudable zeal relative to this affair, is about to propose'. public Saberriptiox for the usfurtseate JAM.. BTIINI, who suffered so severely in 1811.. account of ibis Bishop. We need .toss say, that we shoold highly. approve of this season, or that we should, if is t ment adoptpd, ao an is Oar power to la w" its sueceeso Wettish • asswaar.for the purpose. at some T , would be the proper wily. Sir Acts make, wt believe, an exceptioa in favour of 'twits's' for charitable purposes i and where, is this whole world, is there as object of dark's, if JAMS, Beaus be not one ? To give nosey to he givea to Irish La- Ismer', who get Reimer-rotes from the landlords and parsons of that country is not according to our taste. tr. are for letting the land of Ireland (while it pro duce' plenty of food to export) maintaia the poor 01 Ireland. Wears for le:tiog the landlords and parsons of Irelaad bare poor•lawe t and, if they will not base them, abide by the coniegaeswes. Bat, as to Jain Buts" his is a very dilfeeeeti IPSO ; and, U his ewe e•uotrymea do not relieve hits sod his family, ' Englishmen, we trust, will.--Bvicsa has a great merit in oar ties for his p ace. The Judge told him, it seems, that he was t hardened u sl osi et . Ilardeaed inderd!—We shall be glad to hear front Bruns hicuty, and we think be would 4.1 well to come to Saglatid. Here he might tell his tale, and' the whole of Isis tale!—lt was to be expected. that' the Reverends would get it frosts Dorchester Jell ! Sad, in lest Saturday's Repablicaa, they have; yes.' ,they hare got it! If the worthies sever read any thing again, for tied's sake let theta reed that ! There they will see a little about bail! And a little about «any other things of which even we, with all our sue pleiuos, never dreamed. Brock - EXCEI4"K. rvvsf,vE o'cr,gcr. Wry little Widnes' has been tiding up to this h *seep for Chancery, which has sold 35 thousand at 1144. This has damped the market a little. It is reported that the Cetancsaaea of the Rxeurqueo has sent 150 thousand Exclienner Rills to irri.titi for the 'relief of that country. Consuls up to this hour are SOH. Reduced. 54. There is a great deal of bustle this morning is Chili Marker, and that Stook is anxiously Dwight after, and is now on the rise, owing to their hciog West ,Aiiim listens of a Latter freetNew•Torit. July 9:—Tic Captain of the ship Oseast. whirls mind her* free Valparaim. states. that tie theorem OCesaceptitte mot from ids 7,00 U dollars mthout say room obetevit sad treated him aad 1 1114111.111 1 0-4 0411 ere‘ maltase; has the reirseeisiirthoirsuallwol 14. welt dealitlese ecoasion the peoperty to le metered. Eatract of a letter from Malaise. Jane 4 :—Tie sisiritof revolution continues to evince itself dortigh• oat, and oar tranquillity bus beim somewhat dimerbel is this City by factious mid dmigwiag moos the Mid is already unsheathed. sad the regular truer bass heed literally extsrmisated. From the late American Papera:—We sadersisad that Judge Chariton gave as elaborate orioles on sir liability of Alien Presets subjects se the performers of military duty, mid decided, dem they an esnapted by the laws of Georgia. agmearisg from reformed to the Civil Code and Ordiseuge of Francs that Am. rims Citiseas are exempt from wake is the National (hard el that Kingdom. Extract of a Letter from Comes, dated Jest 3:— The again oa the Male miasma is a Has of en' sad Poem Cabello still remiss hiseksiell by the Patrims, red little hopes see dew eaterhised of reduclos it moo, as the Sresish frigate. whirl wind a short titimaimas. sailed 'gala with prevision, ad succeeded is vetting into port, which will molds As Royalists to held out some time Wager. Oar letten from St. Thomas state. that six French Slave vessels are Buis, oat these for Africa. Certain Mang ridp who arrived there from a cruise. was es share at to Cereauts. A sehassem, prise to the Leonora, trill JOY Slave!, has arrived at the Fire Islands, Naw Tout. Julia 9.--Uenerel Deaths's. Ambits. dor to Portugal, will take passage for lEarepe is ti l sew ship, Spatula, ea the 9th lust. Such rumours had been circalatai.icepeedog 11 ° application of the Noglish coatribationsistahe Certify of Mayo. as to incises the Cnntsittee of she bodes Tavern, to send a depatation to esquire persainally fists the condition of tile Puer in slat minty, and teltf.y on the appropriation a the funds transmitted thereto their relief. ity a paragraph in the Mayo Coarfitsti. h, received this wincing. we learn that Sir. Urearlb ti! Illeetlentau deputed far these parpures had jest arm• ved there. As to one way in whhb thew charitrk fads are reported to be supplied, we peer oar resters In the letter of Sir Charles Woleeley is ear miff a this evening. It was reported onThatig•tO-day that as rot India Director shot himself this morning. Sir Benjamin Bloon,fiehl, who, after la eery yetri Idev.a,ion to the serc•ce of tits Prince, has retired sill' an Income of 1.1,0001, per annum, is app,,inted dlirir l ief to the Court of St. , ckholti..—(.lJorst . d.; NIMNUNDLASIb —Tlie lovalaeraSle. Phelps, at rived here on the 31st Jr!) in three weeks frets St Jolts's, Newfoundland, reps eeen:a the ti,lsecy as tole ably saccemfol. The gepieial 'prospect. however , n rather gloomy.—(Weleviard On the 11.Ith July a •tr,.n i ; lowa k • e artfirp.'st Will felt at Lisboa ; the aa e 4i.y, 01 .1,4, a t e a bow of the time, a IC 'ha phe....sit•nou war felt at Air coma. and at daybreak of the I ith at. rlllptiuliJi SWAYS took place A Correspondent desires to know *h•,•. oo nt,b " occasion as ycsterday, the Parliament is said It ft reiptioncto. 9.• • - ' THE Beare fur toe fats, of Meu.s. is all ether P orcp Se. ariiies the ►larket is heavy. Oxe o'Cuica.—The Fends have remained aft+ daring the last hoer ; Consols are at bUlj ; aad deed 91 j. with a dead market. Tkere has bees oe alteration is any Amigo se ritiaa up eir this hour. Hr: Spanish. am —OIL 644-14 low Prussian. 161_4 4. PD—Russian. WU—Dada, h7i—c o i sab eel—scrip. 116 i. Paris Papers to the 3tb iset. ban arrived. p r ., Spain they being no iatellignce ; bet as to 0,.,.,, the gonadic/see, although generally hostile to IL, Greek nes:, sentains the following article from Usu.. g a t e d July 20, which reveals the fall emu of rh. loos gardened by the Turkish fleet, is coaseqoa to of the heroic eaterpriee of the two buodred telf-tte. voted Greek patriots ; Ai:reeding to an Arial Report, published by the At miralty of Hydra and Spiessia, ea the 3th of July, fo . latively I. the affair of Peso. the 'initials faetstaiWiii the tollowieg tomes : tie Admiral** ship. von dill gnus, was blown up, throe other ship's( the lime et were beret dews and seek. aed the Turks growing yo. sled with terror, stns frigates were wrecked war Ticknor, and the greater part of their crews lift , drowned. The Greeks capered 16 nook mit of g„ third expedition which sailed from Constaatiespla i s the 4th of Jon. The remaieder were bieekatied err Isabeeme. The *Ostia qaittedleie mem homily Gm the bad non. Their tmefeehm i tnnitiss. aid mate whoa are *steeple. The Greeks beim sew rid if IP Cellos Parks, are preparing a• owpwilides ter Ctiffit; bet mach alarm Is felt ter the usareted sad ilifisteim Greeks at Comitendeople. It is feared lest the Grad Sagan should avenge neon them the loci of his lest' —As article from Leapack, also gifts la the Quo. Besse, says, that " all advice* oolong It,. lead quartets agreed is stating jitat dmi-Torke were cape. Piebald* is their system, owl that there was very Gob peoisabilky that the Pagination shad* he weigh. ed before the Greeks bad bees either entirely seks• gated sr completely victorion.“—The Sinter of cis Fends Deputise on Saturday lam 144 yeserally Ise. with • memeetary exception neeninulliAr 11. f9esje min Gestalt wilier the Ultras shed they " dere' ea answer his basses the Meister, (11. DirViliele)for• bed their &log so, helot apprehameln that Oil should come out. This summons gun se mob et ince, that K. B. was called to order. The behest sensed the Presideet of Partiality and want Ham scienee, is sailing M. Bey. catkin to order, An be had am dew the same to 11,Nselliete ewe aki Were, whim that Depaty bad sheave thou wadi ea'. spiting. A discussion the , preerrem the lessna, whether the President bad say ouldifolupee er en"— U. De Salet Aulaire deposited uglimiteeition is de tebte et the Chamber. demairthspehme the Amway. Gem& et the Court Royal of Mien be beeogia* the Bar, to reply to the charge of bine, bees pile of *vims ammo egoism the Chamber of Depedts, and to be 000demaed to the punishment ortleted by the law. That propeeitioa was to be dimmed Mead ay is the Beireamt. 1 !!' I